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New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
STRIKE on A THEATRE SETTLED.

The employees on Proctor's new theatre In Fffty-
eighth-st near Irxlngton-ave.. who have been on
strike FOR several weeks will return TO Work to-
morrow The settlement OF the diliicuties WAS
made Yesterday during a conference OF the bodr1
~ Walking Delegates and the contractors VINO
are erecting the structure. The trouble was caused
by the employment OF non-union plasterers by the
Siero- Relief Company. The company has agreed TO
employ only union In the future.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
DISPOSITION OF coMEUSrIDLE RErrsE.

The Board of Fire Commissioners has adopted
resolutions calling the attention OF tho Mayor to
the difficulty OF merchants and houschod,rs In dis
posing of combustlbc refuse. and suggesiing tha,
come remedy for the existing condition be devised.
The Street Cleaning Department IN not required TO
,oIiect refuse OF this kind
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
A sslRcH IN rHs DIsrRrcrArroRSErs OSyYcl

The stock-takng OF the indictments in the Dis
Attorneys Office. which was begun last Friday
undcr direction OF Coone Fellows and which Il In
charge OF the clerk. william J. McKenna. and the
chief clerk. Unger will be continued to-day. 80
lar no mora indictments have been missed. Iho
work Viii probably be completed on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16

-Four hundred Arionitcs started for an outing
early yesterday morning Hopa'cohg bclhg 'heir
roal There was demonstration made at the
Arlon club house Park-ave. and Fifty ninth-st be
cause tho boat which the members were to take
left Iarciay-st. at il5 a. N. The members took
thor own band OF music with them Ihey VIII
return tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
rrrO OEyrRALLY EXPECTED.

No action was taken by Mayor Strong yesterday
on the Third Avenue Company's 81. Nchoas-avc
and Kngsbrldge road franchise and none VIII be
taken until Tuesday. While His Honor has given
M intimafion as to what his decision VIII be- a
veto is generally expected on both aides Of the
controversy.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-16
CAV UTAWS CONSTITUTION ne ADOPrEDf

Salt Lake city. June i5.some OF those who nre
oppcscn to Statehood for Utah are doing all In their
power 10 defeat H. The latest move IL tho alleged
discovery that the Constitutional Convention made
no nroyision for the conduct OF tho election by which
the instrument is to be adopted or rejected. An
Injunction 10 threatened.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06

CUYO principal obeto es ell de facilitar al ahoEro
lOs pObreS desarrOlando aa los habitos de orden
economic.
Admite imposiciones deSAe Is centavos en- ade-
aSa1nte. Aegando cincO pesos. les abona e pOs
4OO de intereses anual
Da dinero prestamo tres neses plazo con dos
9rmas de reconocdS solvcncia una de las cuales ha
e ser de esta Capital desconando los intereses al Ia
por 100 aRual en- cantidades que excedan de Glen
pesos: al 10 pOr 100. de ciento doscientos y
Al 8 por ciento dc doscjentos Quinientos
Cooca dtneFo en- prlnera hipoteca sobre fncas
OrOanas DC esta Capital haSta la mitad del vaor do
cyenconal
=, Descuenta letras, pagar6s oblgacisnes paga.
deras en- esta Capital cuatro meses plaxo con doa
Nuenas hFmas.
Abre cFadtos ben garantizados meses p.azo
Su Junta de Goberno Sc compone hoy de los &c.
azores Munoz Barrios, Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez Cepero.
@luncz.
Plaza de Alfonso Xu.=-LoS lunes. miegcoles y 50
@Ad@S has sete de 10 nOche
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
B1sn1orroA Dn "LA OoRRrspoNDHxo1A"

Era Landart, que ae preaantaba sin csre.
monias
81 obrero parecta de muy NAL humor,
~dQoe le ocurre & usted, veeinof le pre-
gunt0 Amelia.
Me oourre-murmur6 Landar~que no
tengo una peseta nj ganas de trabajar' Ads,
mas, tengo la cabe4a traatornada despues do Ia
noche de aver.
-Isiempre trasr oe ehador!-dijo B>rordc'.
-dY por que NO he de serlof-contest6
tristemente Landart.-No ter go parientes A
mis- amos y con esta faoha no. puedo peusar en-
bnscar mpjer. Hay reraonas en- el mundo
por las que 20 andaria dc cabeza ST precise fue-
ra. .. pero que nunca me han tornado nj IN
oohavo. para que quiere usted que trabsi
Yo, para mi, necesito bien poca cosa. Antea
gagtaba mas, porque llevaba una vida muy ale.
gre; pero hoy va no me divierte Antes, te-
niendo 20 IN POGO de vino, estaba alegre como
unas castafuelae; pero hoy me pongo llorar
como un tonel desvencijado. a
Jorge orey6 oportuno cambiar de cenver-
saci6n.
~ -Veoino-dijo, senalaDdo Raul Mar
kof-squf estan dos sefores que Sc interesan
por la fami6a E>teban. Como me consta one
usted oonoce eatas buenaa gentea haoe mu. ho
tempo, he pensado que nsdie meior que usted
ppdrta darlea lQa informea que nos han pedido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06

GANGA. V6ndese en- esta Capital, la
casa, calle de San Jose ndmero ~ en- 25
mil pesos espafioles en- cinco plazos 4
a1os, renta So. 200 anuales Para su com
pra, pueden entenderso con su propietario
don dose Maria Corchado, residente en- la
Peninsula Cludad Real, Almod6var del
Campo, 8 con su apoderado don Arturo J.
Sanjurjo, Fortaltza ndmero 6l 15-I1
Ell BUEN euSTO.---Uno de los mejo-
@ mas eegantes saones de Barberfa estabecdo Puerto
co Pfoplear1o JUAN APELANIZ. Direction Justo 16
sc admten abonados Hay empre complete sudo de per
ieros que vsten Ia Capital socaT
BAr5erfs el BUEN GUSTO.
Una hermosa dana muy aristocrati-
ca, pero muy liberal, obsequia con IN ban
quote sus amigos.
A los postres SO brinda por la lib-rtad
y ell pr greso.
No quariendo quedar atras I'm rico
banquero ee l'vanta Y die:
-Yo, aunque arist6crata millionaire,
soy nuy amant4 del SO .....
la duef1a de in casa le interrumpe:
ST, del SO por ciento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
GRANUJA, LADR6N = CoMPAN1A.

1Pero que quiere usted que game con Ia aguja
una desgraoisda que sufre tantas privscionesF
Antes ha estado sirviendo de donoella, pero ya
no tiene edsd para clio; ? ademas, ouan0o Sc la
hsbla de ESQ manifests una invencible repugs
nanoia = dice que morira con Ia aguja en- la ma
no, pero quiere morir en- so case.
-xY. la sehorita EstebanP-interrog6
Raul con Voc que Sc hizo temblorosa sin que 81
Be diera cuents de clio.
-lOh, buena muchacha! -exclarn0 ATnelia
con entu u3iasmo-encuentra ell medic de trabaiar
CON su madr", de salir siempre que hace falta y
de atender So casa ESQ que su casa tiene
bien POGO que cuidar, y en- la cocina no em
plean tampooo muoho tempo; ipob-es gentesg
Sin embargo-dijo Beraudel-hay algo
que nadie comp ende en- esta familia La
madre la hija son muy buenas; trabajan como
negras, todo el mundo 10 sabe; Sc comprende
que no SO hsgan ricas pero, Jc6mo es que vi.
viendo tan ordenadamente se encuentarn tan
necesitadasf
@ 'izds-insnu6 Narkof-quizds tengan
a'gun vioio oculto.
-1Un vicio?-exclam6 Amelia.-lNunca en-
la vidl
-Mejor que eao, oreo yo-dije Ell estudian.
te-que t,enen aguna deuda antigua, que se
Won obligadaa q pagar. Ademds, aqui viene
mo que loa eonooe meioE que noaotaoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
G Fl A R A D A

NADIA existe mas ridicuIo
que uu viejo dos dos, y tonic,
y uno dos, por 10 encorvado,
que necesita reposo,
requebrando q una mui3r
cual pudiera hacerlo un mozo,
con su lengua tartamuda
y pr1n1G prGmerG = todo,
y cir que IL dice a Voces
lucero y tOdo y pimpolIo.
De buena pracaerd tres
Isl no fuera que conozco
los respatos que mere CO
la vejez, por ser!o solo),
de un moqueta, ell esqueleto
que le queda, cal monde,
d7shiciera, anticipando
Il rev rtario en- su p"lvo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
DIR, pr, 1 B. a, .RIl0INTE 6 HlJo. oIRD.

DR. M PONTE E nlJ0aC CIRU'
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
4uina la Fortaleza San Juan.
LA VENTANA \ DE LA CASA PATERNA A
(Traducci6n de Lamnrt5ne)
sobre el albergue do 4 ia luz nacimos,
sus brazos una vid tendi0 lozana;
los pajaros del cielo sus racimos
venfan picar a la ventaua.
Nuestra madre feliz ansi1sas manos
para aIcanzsr las ramas ex india:
nos entregaba los jugosos granos,
y las aves deepues los devolvfa.
Han volado los pajaros: ha muerto
Ia madre; Eustia sus racimos dc orc
La vi la yedra en- ell umbral desierto
crece, 20 solas 10 medito lloro.
iAmarillenta vid que al alma mia
recuerdas la ni6ez candida pura,
autes que mueTa7 en- cercano d1a,
sombra te pedira mi sapultura!
7eod0TO LIorente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
eRRNDEs MALES aRANDrs REnp-

empobrecmento org4nico aniqua cuerpo
eI esp Sc npone dexover al sistea neryioso tods
de Cerebrna de Urc oonceptuado m6dicos mas emit
9entes como reconstuyents poderoso Yttaiza
dor" rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
InSE 8llYA.-TETuAN aa..=eai.

1U6E u 6lkWAs-IETUAN j7.---Gl.
g cra vista anb6n por cable sobra pIazas
k8nA islas Gantdades dc 5 pesos ira
soDre las pazas rincales de Fancia Alemana Austria
gca Hoianda Dinanarca Bulgaria, Russia Noruega
sul Italia Portugal Rumania, Servia. recia-La
go Iala de Cubs.
tagzr-
kOGIOE RPETlCA DEL. Doc.
r0h 81 meJ9r medicanento los
sa prfumada anita Ia caspa evi!ando Ia cada del cabo
pace los barros epones anchas espinlas de
cara Kxto Immediate Pdase las boticas
LOTERlA NACTONAL DE MADRID.
Hay constantemente para todos los eu la Pc
luquera "Laurak- Batk' de d. Pedro Urbiztondo San
Francisco AZ Sc enViaran la Isla quenes 10 soil
citen.
-iConoce usted EmiIia9
ST es una chica encantadora.
-Es verdad. Pero apenas habfa.
10 IS quiere usted que le olga? No
tiene asuntos para una conv. rsaci6n rnuy
seguida.
-iTan tonta et?
No consiste en- ESQ. KS que no quie-
re hablar NAL de nadie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06

FL Observation-Disclosures Y
Perfumera cale de la Cruz ntmero l2 Surtdo ge-
neral de 10 meor que en- perfumeria Sc fabrica en-
Francia Alemana, especialidad en- enseros de
barberia. Limpieza servico inmeiorable. Sc ad
miten abOnadns pOr meSes ---.per0in LccOnpte P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
SOMBREROS DE PANAMA Hern Al,

u Partclpan sus clIenteS al Concrete en- general
que nan reclbido nuevamente surtdo de SOMBRE-
hOS tN De GAIACAOS recomendando los que necesi-
ten hagan pronto sus pedidos para poder servirles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06

JULIAN SlLVA.-SAN JUsTO 16.-
Deposito de Maquinas de coser compra venta yaoui-
Ter. Sc dan apl1zos sendo responsible la misma
Maquna; Sc hacen las composicones por diciles que
sean, garantizandolas. Accessories aguias de todas
classes para las mismas ademas compran vend IN
muebes usados. (P7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
PAsATlEMPOS.

soluci6n q la lCharada de aver :
LABOR CI-CA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-06
luis SANCNE7 VA1ntIE7 aeente

de G. Pardo y Comp 4flta do Nue va York.
y dc varias fdbricaa do la misma ciuded.
asi como de The Americdn and colonial
rapport Company la Londres de j. II y
8. Moss de M anchester, ofrece eus sarvi-
clos sus numerosos relacionados de esta
Capital y de la Isla l5-8
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

writer's there are on the Chicago press
who bring to their art the attainments
essential to its highest development,
but as a rule the importance of the
editorial page has been underestimated
by newspaper proprietors, and its
writer's are denied that leisure through
which alone the best literary results
may be attained.
Something Of the monotony in the
Chicago papers is due to their too great
reliance upon a cooperative news-gath-
ering agency called the City Press AS
ISOLATION. By utilizing the reports of
this concern money Is saved in the city
room, but at the expense Of individual
ity. 1t is not unusual to find the reports
Of a news event given in precisely the
same verbiage in every Chicago news
paper; and If the reporter for the press
association has been careless his blum
ders will be repeated in every morning
daily. The City Press Association is
but one manifestation of the spirit Of
cooperation among Chicago publishers,
for which the late James w. Scott, moro
than any other man. was responsible.
There is financial profit in this cO-Opera-
ton, but one cannot but feel that the
fullest development of the newspapers
has been checked by the limitation
which it has put upon free competition.
The Publishers Association, made up
Of the chief dailies, makes regulations
for the guidance of its members. 1t
prescribes what class of news shall not
be printed-fOr example, putting the
court record under the ban. 1t limits
the inducements in the way of signs,
bulletins, etc, which it's members may
offer to newsdealers. There is cO-Opera-
ton, too, among the morning dailies
in their delivery system. A general
combination which would include all
five morning dailies was planned but
failed and now two cooperative groups
are formed. In the special trains for
out-Of-tOwn delivery all the papers join.
The afternoon papers, however, are
compelled to maintain their individual
delivery system.
Three of the morning newspapers are
sold at . cents a copy, the Tribune,
Inter Ocean and Times-IIerald. Two
the Record and ChrOnicle-are 1-cent
papers. All Sunday e~ditions-the Rec
ord publishes none-are sold for ) cents.
A very heavy additional charge is i'm
posed upon the Sunday papers by the
use of colored supplements, which in
tn case of the Tribune probably cost
over $1,000 a week. There is some
probability of all the papers dropping
their price to | cent, as the tremendous
gain in the circulation of the Record has
alarmed rival publishers and rams
fcrred to the columns of that paper
most of the weekday advertising. OF
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Attacked by Dogs.

The Eskimo dog. although IA most Use
full servant. is often treated with great
cruelty by his master and punished
heavily for slight %oifcnSeS. II il AS
serted, in excuse for this harsh treat
ment. that the dog will not work ii we'll
fed and kindly used. Small wonder is
it that such hard-workcd. half-st3rved
creatures sometimes become %ferociouH,
as in the following Instance, related in
Hayes Arctic Boat Journey
The dogs were bowling ~pitcouSly.
They had been exposed to all tn" fury
of the storm. with 10 opportunity TO
run about, and had had nothing to eat
for thirty-siX hours.
Leaving the hunters to look after their
teams, | returned 10 the hut. The blind
Inc suow made me inScnsiblc to every
thing except the desire to get out of it;
and thinking of no danger. | was stoop-
ing to enter the doorway, whom a sud
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

The famous old prison known as the
Ludlow street Jail entertains a differ
ent class of prisoners than that found
at the Tombs, says the New York Adj
vertiser. There is not very much real
vice in Ludlow. and rarely poverty and
filth. Before Imprisonment there for
debt was abolished men went willingly
to Jail to escape liabilities, and lived in
luxurious seclusion until things squared
Inconsistencies they ran out Of
means to square the jailer, when lux
uries departed and Jail life became a
reality. Boss Tweed and Jacob Sharp
are two Of the MOST distinguished names
which have adorned the guest roll at
the Ludlow street institution. Tweed
was finely treated. but turned migrate
and escaped from Jail after only a brief
period of incarceration. Being subse-
quently captured in Spain, he returned
reluctantly and ended his days in Lud-
low street.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

Ne~ws-publish sworn statements of
their circulation. Two other dailies
keep standing at the head of their edito-
rial column the boast, Largest morn
Ing circulation in Chicago" The claim
Is obviously unfOunded in the case Of
II of them. A shrewd and practical
observer would probably rank the pa
pers in order of circulation thus: Daily
News, Record, Tribune, Times-IIerald,
Inter Ocean, Post, Dispatch, Journal,
Mail. The Chronicle is too new Il conner
to be fairly judged. In point of pros
perity the Tribune and Daily News
rank first, with net profits probably
about the same. Mr.. Medill recently
refused $4,OOO,OOO for his paper, say
ing it was earning 10 per cent. upon
that sum-. The gross receipts of the
Tribune are of course vastly greater
than those of the News, which is run
inexpensively even for an afternoon
paper. The Times-Herald prior to Mr..
K~ohlsaat's purchase was earning mon
ey at the rate of $15O,O00 a year. What,
If any. effect its amazing political flop
and the establishment of Il Democratic
rival will have upon its fortunes it is
too early to say. OF all the morning
dailies the Inter Ocean is the only one
to maintain Il weekly edition of any
prominence. and as for its subscribers,
it is Il commOn saying in Chicago that
the Weekly Inter Ocean might rs well
have its mailing lists stereOtyped, as the
only thing which leads Il subscriber to
discontinue his subscription is death.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
just Found the Door OpeI ,

In front of the TOmbs the other day
was a little crowd in which the central
figure was Il woman about 80 years
old whose son had just been sentenced
to two years in prison for robbery.
Did any N ever hear of such
strous Injustice" she exclaimed. THE
judge was agin him from the start. as
was plain to all. Robbery! Why, how
could they call it robbery: Billy round
the door of Il tobacco store open and
went in to see what was wrong"
"And while he was looking around he
smoked a cigar" said Il of the crowd.
"He owned up that he did, but if the
mai had been there wouldn't he have
paid for it,"
but he ooh away two boxes" said
another.
"Of course he did. but wasn't he in
tending to go back and ask the price of
thcm?"
But they said he took all the money
out of the till" put in the third man.
HE may have done that" said the
mother. but wasn't it to keep the
money safe for him as owns the place:
My Billy IA rObbcr. Never! It's not in
the blood. Think of two years in prison
for that innocent boy"
That's a pretty severe sentence"
said a man in an effort to show his sym
pathies.
"Severe! l should say it was." shout.
ed the m 'Why. when his father
robbed a grocery store of 5000 worth Of
stuff they didn't give him but Il year
and a half in the jug!"-Free Press.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
A ~KnOw.NOthing Jury.

The difficulty of %impanelling Il jury
in the early courts of Wisconsin may
be seen from an incident related in
The Bench and Ear of Wisconsin,"
Judge Irwin was on the bench. and a
murder trial was pending. g.. Il. Long,
Familiarity known as Lucy Long. was
undcrsheriff. There was difficulty in
getting Il jury which knew nothing
about the facts of the case. The reg
ular panel had been exhausted, and IL
special venirc had been issued, and WAS
finally returned.
We'll, Mr.. Long" asked the judge,
have YOU ut last secured Il sufficient
number of .iurymcn who knor nothing
about this case"
Yes, sir" replied the polite officer.
six of them know nothing about this
case, and the other six know nothing
at ALL"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

the audacious ignorance and criminal
carclessness of the people that use
them. The gasOlinestOve, which is be-
ing denounced ins&many quarters al
a devouring monster, will, if properly
approached, develop into one of the
best friends the housewife can possess.
And the gasoline stove will be a firm
and faithful friend just so long as it Is
treated with a due amount Of attention.
But just as soon as you begin treating
it too Familiarity or carelessiy, there's
liable to be trouble. And, as the small
boy says on the Fourth when the rock.
cts whizz up into the air, you must
look II for the stick"
Don't is a good word to use in o n
nectiOn with gasoline. and in view Of
some recent happenings resulting from
experiments with the modern engine
of deStructiOn-the gasoline stOve-a
few "dOn'ts' said to be handy have
been compiled. 1t is suggested these
"dOn'ts" be put in a neal frame and
hung where the queens Of the kitchen
can see them not less than POO times a
day. Here is the list.
Don't get careless.
Don't expose gasoline in a room
where there is any kind of open fire.
Don't stand by a lighted lamp when
YOU clean your gloves with gasoline.
You may not be able to wear the gloves
short of two months.
Don't put the tank on the stove when
you fill it. The tank will be found
afterwards, but it is doubtful if you
will be.
Don't fill the tank when the burners
are lit. 1t has been tried often with in
different results.
Don't try to operate the stove if you
don't thoroughly understand it. They
can send a man from the hardware
store cheaper than from the undertake
er's shop.
Don't be il Il hurry with gasoline. 1t
is several hundred times quicker han
you are. anyhow.
Don't light the burners after the
pipes have leaked ver everything. \
flame six feet wide is not handy 10
cook with.
Don't use your gasoline stove after
it is old and leaky. New stoves cost
money. SO do collins.
Don't think there is any special dis.
pensation of Providence to protect you
from the consequences OF Il careless act.
You will he surprised when YOU find
that YOU are not Il S%alamander, ana
that Il gasoline flame il 10 rcspecter of
persons
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

under consideration, in their editorial
pages. No editorial writing in Chicago
has the liberal quality which attaches
to the editorial page Of the New York
Sun. None shows the patient and time
consuming research which character
lees some Of the editorials in the New
York Times. No editorial page in the
Western metropolis is conducted with
the courage of that of the New York
World or gives evidence of such pains
taking effort for cleanliness of express
sion, terseness and thought. Editorial
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
PLAY NOT WITH FIRE.
SHORT CATECHlSM FOR USERS
OF GASOLINE STOVES.
In View of the Number of Casualties
Caused by This Useful Article a
Table of "Don'ts" Has Been Drawn
Up for Housewives and Servants.
Stove Not to Blame.

There are some people so constructed
that they never would learn to operate
if water were substituted instead of
fluid. and if the valve rods were long
enough to permit of their standing in
the next county while starting the fire.
These are the am persons who turn
stove with Kerosene, go oven Niagara in
a barrel, or figure in the news columns
under the meaning caption, Didn't
know it "a loaded"
Its not the fault of the stoves nor
of the fluid that causes these gasoline
explosions" said Il local stove dealer
the other day; for nine out of ten it's