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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
Las RofarDas lal ST Ealra
wSTuDIO CHTTEEO
OON .IGNaC!0 DlAz tkNEJa.
Strsetor del 'BOLETlN EERCAKflL
Il
Oh; PUERTO RIOo

/ Tai ea Ia portads dc no fo:lesc
que Acaea de editsrse en- eass Ga
"a. ohrs del Direcser del BoLETD
MrRcANTIL. Coutiene 60 pagiDaa
Dc lecsura, so A. msyor, ,, como
% ha ,pupeis Dr., ae ded'ca al illus
ire JEFF. del Partido ,"Union Coos.
tisrcional" de Cubs, Excmo 81
M.raU4. d. Apeztegufs. Contie.
ne el sieuiont> proerama:
* Ds d,casnris. - Pre'udios. -
Dsearr dei p!sn.-ConsiJera
cicnea.- Fl prssmbclo exposition,
TO. Mnn cspios.-La Camars
Insulsr.-Ei Consejo.-El Gober'
naaor G.nera,.--La historia.--La
legAlid>d.~-La sAEon suPrema.-
La &, osrAeiop
e fs,lsto se ofeece On las n
eu.entee condicionss;
Un sjeInp'sr->--~..... ~ Of
Con Q; rssrSto dnI ausor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
Victima del reumatismO
i7rsdaeesSs de ~ H,tiealO del
Dia,is "7lm<s". ds Trey.
Ness Keyk, E. ~

FL Times tuvo noticia reciente-
mente de un grave caso de reumatis
mo complicado con otras doleaclAs,
que fue curado de un nodo casi mi
lagroso y con el objcto de ;nve stigar
los hechos enviamos un Teprescntante
( visitar al interesado Mr.. K. w. Ed
wards, que reside en- Ia av.niiA Guar
ia, n1mero 578, Villa de Lausing
burgh. Es este sehor un caballero
muy estimado por todos sus vecino,
del Estade La relacion que de sus
sufrimientos hace el esli,nable Mr.
Edwards e. como sigue:
"En Ia guerra del afio 81 fui heri
do enviado con otros Washignton
No habia espacio disponible en- los
coches cerradss y fuimos co.ocados
con Ia cara al cielo En- el fondo de ur
caro- alberto donde recibiamos de
llene los rayos del ardiente sol. Asi
viajamos unzs cien millas. Cua1do
llegus { Washington estaba insensible
y pask diex dias sin conocimiento en-
el hospital. Sc me formo an tumor
en- el edo que suouraba constante
mente y. que todavia me molesta,
aunque infnintamente menos Per ha
Der tornado las Pildoras Rosadas del
Williams. LIS agulos dolores has
desaparecido y Ia cabera esta hoy
muy aclaraia, mi-ntras que Antcs es
taba tan rec4rgs IA que me pare 1.
que iba I e.tallAr.
FL tabardillo que adquif n CO
memorable viaje de Glen millAs M
cause una dolencia del .corazon COZ
postra lion nerviosa { Insomnia. Nj
aquejaba ess terrible desfallcc,mient'
del corazon y 4 veces me desmayaoI
por complete. Mi condiei6n era l.
de un hombre sumamente neryios'
imposibilitado de todo esfuerGo men
tai. No podia dornlir y pas< mu
chas noches fuera de Ia cana 6igid'
por horribles dolore., Sin qae pudies
encentrar alivio. NAdie podria com
prender Gu nto sufd. En- adic.6
todas cstas penas me ataco el reuma
tismo haee seis ahos. Lame medi
COS, compre medicinas y easaye ca
todos los mejit . coaocidos sin bsneh
clos. Como 1ltimo recufso compr
un frasquito de Piioras Rosadas dc
DIR. Williams y me aIiyiaron dc Il
modo que procure otfo y aGa otr
hasta hoy. qas llevo temado el conse
nido de siete fr.sqaitos. Ha desapA
Tecido el rermatismo, y casi 10 misul
ha sscedido con el desyasecimient
del coraIon y Ia dis oepsis. Los mel
vios tan afectados antes estkn hoy &
si enteramente bien Obse We Il
dedos, yo no hay reumatismo ca clio
Hace un aiio esos dedos, hoy exent.
de NAL alguno, estaban doblados
tan ngidos que me era impossible so
tener Ia pluma. Sc me hinehsban i
Todillas, y me era impossible estirar
pierna.
No puedo expliear 10 nctable I
mi mejorfa. 81 iners possible qnit'
pne dies aisos dc edAd, creo que
me sentina mas vigososo. ii hecl
que 4 u edad Dc 81 aHes canine Col
g joyss saa iaaA - asbls.. I: /,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
9ANTORAL.

Domingo, 26.-Ssn Policaroo, Oh.
y mr., santa Paula, viuda romano.
Lune>, 27.-San Juan Crisostomo,
obispo, confesor y doctor.
Martes, 2S.-San Julian, obispo, y
la Aparicion de santa Ines, vg. y mr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
Ga OETILLA@.

Uirici, que es uu nucvo raedicamentt
que bicn puede calihcarse de ehcal
en- las enferMedades del est5nsage }
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado renedio sc administra en- obleas
su inventor garantixa Ia curacion d.
ia. persoAas que 10 usen = el alivio {
mejoria desde Ia primera GAIA
Este afamado especifico % recibe J
vend. en- Puerto Rico D. Fidel Gui
hermety.
"MARlrosA." ."-Capriche de Con
cierto para piano, obra selecta y cele
bradfsima del eminente compositol
don GonzaIo de ]. Nlhez; edicion d.
lujo, elegante nente grabada zen ]:
Litografia del BoLETIN. Consta d.
s pzginas de delicio.a musica, llevan.
do al frente artistica y alegorica por-
ada. A pess el ejenplar ea est
Imprenta.
ANITA OTERo -Esta distinguid,
pianlsta puertornqueit. que tan me
recidos elogios ha obtenido de la
prensa nlcional y extranjera. ha fila
do su residencia en- esta Capital in
vitaci6n de muchas flmitias, para i
enseh4 MA del piano. en- cuyo conoci
miento tanto sobresdle la .nouabl
artista.
Dadas las relevantes sptitud.s d
Anita. que va cuenta gran n1mer'
de disei pulas, no dudAmOs que gana
ran mucho las sehoritas Que aprenda
Goa tan excelente directora.
A c9BRAR Los pago. de habe
res del present. ms Sc mar n po
Tesoi eria en- esta forna
En-, 70. ~ al 77.-Srcciones s. y 5
:" z8. i" "a y
/" 2o "a y
Febrero 10 al 3-Clases pasivas resi-
dentes Ell la PENN
suIa.
4. Glasses pasivas {
la Capital.
REvINKKfA DE PETR0LEo DE ca
lTANo Los precios y condicionc
Ique rigen desde el 10 del actual. ;
contado. en- los pro iuctos de dici
RehneriA. son como sigue
| Petroleo rehnado. 8 sea Gas, mart
"Aguila, GAIA de 10 g ,lones. ORC G
pahol. 5 4 97H. amercano. 2 10 l..
Bnliante. extra fna Fl Eleflnte" 5
Is7H. 3 40. Benzina. s 65 IS
GAsolina -. 5 4 40. 4 %. Aceite {
Lubficar, 3 s7H. 3 IS.
| Asi nos 10 comonican los Agent,
generates. Sres Sobsinos de Eaqui
ga. {
| VAPok "AkToSIo LOPEZ - S
| lio anteayer de Ia HabAns con rum
bo este puerto.
4 Viene en- lsgar del Lses KIN, q,
era el anunciado.
| VAcANTEs. s.--Lo estaa las Escuel
rurales de Playa y Quebrada Hone
tGuayanillsl.
| Vkase Ia Gafffa.
II CoAFASiA ps ZARxuELA.-I
NOS recibido el eleneo dc IL que lie
{ Ponce Ia empre.a B4nqueils y G.
y en- Ia cual hgara como primer ten
lei sehor Sotora
II VELADA BALE ~ Opesssnsmen
se nos invlt6 para una velada b.ile q
lQue dcbe hsbefsc celebtado el u
iseapcrtura del Ccatso dc InnfureiI
|, ~ Rec6eo ds CoAmo
sl Agrsdecidos.
SALuDo = Hemss ienIdo al eul
de salndaT en- estas dlss nnestss d
. tinguldo amigo don Salyaaos 81.
lie Teitsrsmos Il sestlmoaio
naestrs aiectn0sa conalderarloa
y
: CohFARlA % RoscokoHl. .--P
'o I'd aver para Cab4 en- ei sApof Ger
70 r dc Sasfastegui.
10 Muehas Gslieidadss dsseaa.os (
! lsTtissaas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

DEDlCATORiA.
LA RAZON DEL TITCLO.

DEDlCATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITpLo.
SuxARIO.-Luche moa.-El debeH
cum plido.-La gen eraci6n que 81.
be.-Ls justioia humsna-Pretex-
tOs criminales. - La formula del
,rogrsso.-El pEogreso y sus ma
nifests OF ones opinion p6hlica.
I'll periodismo. .-L0 cue debe ser
ell periodismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
p,enss.-La prensa y lss leyes.-
70 pclitica.-Lo que debe ser la
polltics.--O6mo 90 hacen los poll
ticos.-C6mo naCen los paytidoa
Los progranas politicos.--ArtiA-
clos politicoA-N carnival poNti-
so.-Miserias politioaa. - Hinceri-
dad politicA-FAnatlsmo politioc
La democ2acia. -Principios de-
crAtioos.-Absurdos democrAti.
cos.--Dalirios democsAticos. - Ii
| Hhertad dc In Observation-Disclosures
contra derecno.--La igualdad 90
Sial. La igusldad en- Ia historia.--
La igualdsf ante Ia faE6n.-La 90
berania.--La oemsgogia.-Los hun
NOS modernos.--La Eevoluoi6n. -
Las hnelgsa.-Oonfusi0n y oaos.-
vi nihilismo.-PropAgandAs demo
edorss -O&noer s0cial.--Antino'
lniss y anomAiiAA--El mayor d.
los aSHoreA--AllE 70 10 nAva.--Npi
logo y cORolusiba.
Do venta.--Rn la Imprentz de
tSoD nrIM MhRCAxTIL.
Preoio.-Un poso ciccuenta oar
tAvoa ejemplas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
HoNRAs FtNEBREs. Con gran

| HoNRAS FUNEBRES. - Con gran
lucimiento celebraronse aver en- el
temple fran ciscano las anunciadas
Honras flnebres por la eterna glor
del difunto scnor don Ramon B4las-
guide y Mendea.
| CANJNEs is hernosos canon
sistema Oriohez traJo pnra iu'to
Rico el lll,i no vApor correo dc Ia r.
nlnSula.
Fueron desenoarcados in ont
nenti.
CANAsTos CON Ell cAJ1sTA Ell
! /nb.rc'al de Mayagiiez da la noticla
dc q e ha sido nultaia "La Nu-vi
lie suel,a u, :" tn quosqnc :
mas stande que una catedral
K. |. P. la lengua de HOracio.
INrERESANTR.- = FL seh"r Mena
ch ), medico de Barcelona, ofrece mil
duros al que prese lte el mejor trata-
do pr cti 20 acerca de los meiios sc
guros de precaver la hrbfe amarilla,
y cs probable que q,ella suma sut'a
un considerable aumento por pdrte
del Estalo y de los particulares, sien
do de cineo amos ell p azo que Sc da
pa-a la presentation antcdi cha.
DnigiIse a la Academia y La
barato,io de Ciencias medicas de Ca
taluna."
Ell ALUMBRADO,- La luz de gas
de nuestro CoIi,eo estuvo muy acep
table el Jneves.
Graaixs.sean dadas al Sr. Al, aide
PRospKR1DADEs. - Bajo la razon
de carferas, San. y Roses Sc La
constituido en- Barcelona una So
c edad de la que son .gestores don
Armsndo Carretas, don Emilio oans
Y don Lorenzo Roses Artau.
lie deseamos mil pr osperidades.
QUE SEA PoR MUcHos ANos.-Di-
&c La Demscracia" que ell psrlido
continuara con Ia antor-
cha dc la verdad en- la diestra -. y
con Ia protesta en- los lab'os.
Bueno, pues que continue. pero
que coloque algo babor, 8 sea en- la
mano izlu,erda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
b. I INAUV. isn toa:S sS,s III iIf.aaiaa Al

oorstanre surtido de reloies. !
piencerfa de ofo Oon brillantes i
piecras finss de 10 mas moderne
que pueda desearse. Garantisan 10
oo5etos y venden 4 precios m6di
COG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
aAcETA De HOY.

Disposition del Gobierno Ge
neral sobrc cl canje de la none
da fraccionaria. Va en- otra par
te.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuatamientoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
sALIDAs DH TFAv sssA

SAL1OAH D1 TEAV sHsA
Para H.tana vap. cap. "P. de
Sat,us' egu y, despAcLaio TO Z. DE-
E.Q leg. Por Sierra y P d.o, 63
81, csf6 5 7O4 kllo-. 81 s. m Aiz. Paf
s. dev ne y Co., 43O els CT f6 4O
mil 693 k os. Pr j o hoa y
mn. leo go Gate 5000 k'los. Por
T oncoso Hmno, y o., 70 sls MI
rah an".
Para II ha, o y escslss vap. esr
"M sna. i.', despAohsdn por L1d
W Duplace. P rO.ldAs y DO.
80 as msis. Paa G para por }
% bo. y Hmno. 20 ia cst6 2 02u
kslo P =. de EzQu'"ga, .8 s,'
Q f6 1924 IA P LHpax v Q
mil 20 80 10 csf6 .3.S4l kits
IP.a n t.vit r, por l. 'pea viilami
Y Go 35 .,s - 8 3 100 k os
PSI. N Wy X, v.p. log . so1tt
Oambr,.', poI La'in or y FernAn
de. ON cArgA &C tsAusito.
aALIDAs De CABoTAJn.
G !. ear. q earns aoI6 :" para F.
| ljardo y VII gu ..
Vap zap ~ so, nara sn rr's
Bd a. esr. Psdr 10, para V e
qIes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
ANTONIO IiylU lhRlLi.

Doctor en DeIecio Civil y O..
adnioo. Abogado c. loo Ilnstru
Oolsgios DO MadFid J Puerto Rieo
con bnteta alberto en Ia Capital q
In MoaAfQui !, ofrSee suas aesvloio
profession alcs 1 a. nuInsso . ollan
Isla de eata IalA. para anse el Tri
bunAl R,G Gpssmc d. JCsslolA, sl Goa
ssla de I4ta4s. TEilunAl is Oasn
tAs del neino y dezaAs sonssoa 81
psTsoEsa. laa'sialss j Aiglnisssas
vos DE- 10 Esal6a.
N@R4aa NtA - "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
suCx. De 0RCAsITkS e.

Impcrtadores de meec&ncias de
tods clsses = proaedencias.
Ventas al poE m&yor, Orux 2;.y
al detail, en- Eus tiendas Flor he
Julio , Gallo de Oro, cAlle de le
Fortalexa esQuina 4 la Orns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
Papal para I'eri0dieos

Del samAsio dol BoiRns y
dol qae teaGA /" ii tlAanoE de-
Pals ~ aoAbA do Ieclblt 81
els inpTeasa aaa gran rene
-. zoe = EsA.ssA 1 pEeesCs Ii
nAilAdoA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
xEENAlz 4 co.
-S.-TRTUAN-I.I

lmportad0fes en- grande eacs,..
de mercancias de todas rrooeden..
cies.
Sus tieDGas de defslI EA LIZ
ELEOTRIOA y La VILLA DIR
BILBAO con Gempre laa maior
surndas.
11enen sunr- sles lmportadcras
IAN Arecibo Y Hpnac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
Loi DIRUHOi lISlIoS
DkL
IAGISfDRIO DH ULfRLLLR

- 90 Ueersso y Aexi1masnGs -
regular estes dsTscheAs 1oT-
mniartos eemplstes para ia se-
ucitaa - yneiiaciensss vlaas~
Asass y oTfAnAAAss. peT pen
AnAras y. 0iisre. ex~xaspeo-
tey 20 n nnssAAnAa y WAe~tss
pAbalse ~ MaAsld.
Foilela dsdleaa0 ai kf 0Aes6a
DipatA1o pos essA ISlA.
ytsdess - ssls inpssala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
a ~RA,iAs ps 9 BOTAJl

Vnp. esp. "Iso Bo cL' de ar
r0ta
Gel. esp. "El.ns" 'e Aqua
di'h.
GItsp 'P-tr q, de Are ito
Il |. tsp "D,lores" de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

TRAvHHfA.
B,s. ing. "Vaparsito," pen
dispte
Bas pov. Nova Ua'sn" pAndiente
b rg cap "6an Jose' descarg.n-
do.
B ~. rap. 'I,sbel" descA'gand".
Bs' z inPs "Msy', d1scs gAndf .
V.p. "Plrs.ey'. desoA'gao :
do
OABOTAJD
Col. esp Boiinque." arga pa
~ Msyse tieE.
Go. rep. "Iadis csHgA para
Msysgu,Iy Ponce.
Bdra. esp. "PsquitA " e>Iga para
Agusdil!s.
Gol ssp. "Pepit.". sa'ga pars
Areeibc.
Col. esp. Oouoe oci5n c.rs. para
Viz qnos.
| O.. tsp. "M.ysguesaa des'
esrg.nd.
Bdrs re- Baeuagent0ra" caFgs
para vltq1es.
Birs. rep. Ter bls" cage PAL
Arroyo.
Bdra. esp. N EVA flcf" eat
70 para fstAsdo.
G..l. esp Psossdsaols, catgs ~
70 F.JsTdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

UPaRAmoSAs As DE- BUQUns II PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
BOLIVAR ARRuzAY CA.

BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-11
AlmaoeDistas inportadores de
provisi0nes. Veata al poE mayor
Duefios de la antigua = acredita
la F4brica de N0ascros, estsbleci
d. en- SanJurce.
Narcas BOLIVAR = OONILL
-Dap6siso : Tetuzn IL,
Agentes de 10 acreditada marca
de cigasrillos Psiarito. Bellesa !
LibGrtad.
Fatrica de ncores &c scdaa claaas
Admita0 asnc2res & consirna.
oiNn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
7slacD On rama dol PATS.

vendan { procios mCdlcos B. A
LlsDeEa Hermano an 90 almacA q
lcale DE- II Foftalaxs ntn esO 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26
REVISlI CONERCILL.
On NQTIOIAS Y ANUNOIO6
Operaciones durante los dfss "a J Is de
Enero.
MovT&teNTo Ds hUQUHF
=
HNTRADAs DE TRAv gstA

D. |. I ia. vap inc :" Sun b
Oamb e. ii nar v f n 6 I'd =,
con cerg. d. .sans t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-26

Ell ALUMBRADO, La luz de gas
de nuestro Coliseo estuvo muy acep
table el Jneves.
GraGizs.sean dadas al Sr. Al, aide
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
WATCHING rHE DEAD roR A LIVING.



The profession oi undertaken IS usually regarded
Tho most dreaN. but IL does moi approach IN its
way that Of jewish ''Vdchcr. whose duty ii is 10
keep watch over dead hOdes day and night. until
they are removed for burial
lne Jews may not permit corpsc 20 be left alone
pnd'r any circumstances. for t must be watched in
order mat cyil spirits take posse ssOn OF H. To
The relatives this watching would be- most painful
TASK ana 10 would not re easy to INA somebody else
willing 10 do 10. hence The necessity for who
make IL their profession au1 earn their Twins ell
tireN by mears OF n. Naturally not many are itted
for THIS work and the profession T. nos ovcrcrowd-
ed y Zee of fOur shilling Jay and siS shillnss q
night is the remuneration. and In "a large Jewish
community like that in London there Is always
plenty Of work and tho earnings are fairly good.
tacher H. called In soon as II J. certain that
death VIII ensuc. ana ho stays TIL The funeral.
which usually takes place forty-cleht hours after
death.
As might be ,Np'ctcd OF Individual who are
brought daily in contact with the dead this watch
ing has very littc effect upon them and even when
remaining With those who nave ul'G from some In
frclous disease they appear 10 preserve most
callous dcmcanor. A story s told of VINO.
feeling sleepy. removed the corpse Of person who
had DIED OF typhoid fever to thr door while he
adc himself comfortable for the night in The bed
and he was none the worse loI It.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
GOLD DEMOCRATS IN WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug. Gold Democratic lead
ers from all parts of the State met in headquarters
al the Plankinton House last night. The confer
ence for the purpose Of mapping out pro-
gramme for the convention Wednesday. The
hitch the question of the advisab bhty
Of putting a State ticket I'm he field. and over
this there was a heated debate that lasted for
hours Speeches were made by Senator Villas, Cen
eral Bragg. James G Flanders and J. J. Hogan
Villas and his followers are opposed to State
ticket. while General Bragg is outspoken in urg-
ing that separate nominations be made all along
the line. from Governor down to Coroncrs There
was considerable feeling. and at one Time tho
noise that hoated over the transom Indicated that
every body talking al once. The conference
adjourned shortly before midnight without having
decided the question 1t will be left to the sound
Money State Central Committee which Is to he
selected by Wednesdays convention COM
mlttec consisting Of Messrs. Bragg. Villas. Elan
ders Usher Hogan and Kingston was appointed
to arrange a programme of action for the con-
NcntiOn.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
POPOCRATs UNEASY ABOUT MISSOURI
ANXIETY OVER THE DECLINE or BRfANs
Room AND THE GROWTH OF SOUND
MONEY SENTIMENT.

WASHINGTON Aug % (SpeciaD-There is evident
anxiety among officials at the various Popocrauc
headquarters In Washington over the situation ana
prospects in Missouri. Recent advices received by
them from that State have not been OF an encourdG
ing nature By any means and the appointment OF
Ex-Governor Francis Secretary OF the Interior mas
greatly increased the uneasiness which was mani
fest before the appointment was announced. The
sound-money Democratic sentiment IN the State j.
strong and represents good many thousand votes
and it was outraged 70 such an extent by Bland and
the other freesilver leaders before the Chicago Con
ven,ion that there seemed 10 be lttle or no nope
of p.acating il even before the appointment 10 A
Mace in President Cleveands Cabinet OF OF the
strongest and ablest sound money Democrats In the
State.
Il il expected that an anti-Bryan electoral ticket
will be placed in the field which will receive the
support OF all sound dmoney Democrats who do not
vote for The Mckinley and Hobart electors and The
members OF the Popocrstc combination in Washing
tor privately confess that the success OF the Bryan
electors Is exceedingly doubtful In regard 20 The
situation In ST Louis \. c. Fowler, prominent
patent lawyer of that city who is visiting WASH
ington, said;
81, Louis is as strong for sound money any
city in the East With few exceptions all our
business men are for uphodng honest money.
know OF only two who shouting for silver they
are men OF high standing but both are largely inter-
ested in silver mines in the West. great many Of
my personal acquaintances. who have always been
Democrats. going 20 vote for Mckinley. think
that Missouri fairly be classei as doubtful
State. Both sides going 10 put up the hardest
kind of n fight. and both confident, of victory"
H. H. Cook. o. Kansas CRY. VINO j. also Temporal
riiy sojourning Washington. said:
In my town there Is powerful sound-money or
ganization. composed OF the foremost men In every
Business trade and procession. the members Of which
have always acted with the Democracy. They Will
help eject Mckinley some by voting for him directly
and some by supporting the sound-money ticket that
vii. be named at the Indianapolis Convention.
feel satisfied thai Mckinley will Missouri. Had
the election occurred in July. Bryan would doubt
less have carried IT, but his boom reached It's zenith
some time ago. and from on will steadily wane.
The sOund-monev Democrats will have candida tes
for Congress in every district. but the slogan Will
be- anything TO down silver and consequently
wherever 1t IS deemed advisable they will throw their
support TO the Republican nominee"
These expressions from the TWO Leading cities ot
the State are strongly corrOborated by advces at
the headquarters Of the Republican Congressional
Committee from other paris Of Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
THE HARRISON MEETING.
ALL THE TICKETS FOR SEATS ALLOTTED

OVER $1,000 APpLIcArIoNs-PoLIcE AND OTHER
ARRANGEMENrs-THE EX-PREsIDENT EN-
PEcTEp IN THE CITY TONIGHT
All Of the 3 100 seats in Carnegie Music Han
have been allotted according to the statements
Of those in charge of ;he distribution OF tickets
for the great meeting Tomorrow night, at whicn
General Harrison will speak. The last ticket
was given out yesterday and yet requests con-
tinued to pour into the Republican State heao-
quarters i'm The Fifth Avenue Hotel for admis-
sion to the meeting.
There we're more than thrty-two thousand
applications for tickets. Many were received
Yesterday from out-of-town places, some as
far as Ohio, and others from New-Ensiaho'
Admission will be exclusively by ticket lhis
announcement has been made in order 10 save
many the trouble Of going to- the nan ony
to he disappointed in not finding room ihside
unless they hold tickets
General Harrison is expected in the city to-
night and may stay at the Waldorf MT
Hanna II was reported last night. has cx-
nressed n desire to entertain General Harrison
as his guest during his brief stay in the city
II was also believed by friends Of the General
that Mrs Harrison will accompany him from
their country home in the Adrondacks to this
city. whether not she VIII De present "'
the Carnegie Hall meeting IS not known.
President Hill OF the Rochester University
who will also address the meeting. is expected
in the city to-day.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will preside. and among
the occupants of the boxes will be Garret a.
Hobart the Republican candidate Tor wee
President who expects to return from canton
Ohio to-day.
The list Of vice-presidents Of the meeting VIII
be completed tonight, and will contain 'he
names Of men well known in many walks OF
life.
The preparations in Carnegie Music Hall went
on Yesterday Great festOons Of bunting ana
other decorations were arranged. the Stars ana
Stripes predominating The coats OF arms or
the various States were placed along the bal
cony rails The speakers dais will be hand
somely draped in the National colors and the
rear of the stage Is 10 be wealth or red, Whlte
and blue. ,
Appropriate selections especially composed
for the occasion are announced as part or the
musical programme. Several new campaign
songs have also been suggested, and quartet
will sing. .
The police arrangements, as announced yes
terday in The Tribune. provide for the opening
Of the doors at $50 o'clock in order TO aVoid
a crush The Fifty-sixth-st. entrance is IN
tended for holders Of box. platform ana press
tickets. The main entrance in fltty-seVentn-s''
is for the holders of parquet and balcony tcK-