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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
LINHA De BiOAIBARuN.

Todos Loo lunsa ! lAs 8 do u tard,
saldrA ~ vApor que, toeando Loo martsa
On II Isabella dc Sagua, usgarG I Oai.
1Arisn loo mi&r:oles.
RstornArA sAlisnao, Dc Uaibarisn 10,
Iusvss, dsspu6s Dc lA llsgada del trsr
as pHsAlsrOs, CON sscAla On SaguA, J
.lsgarA 1 Ii Habana loo Visrnss.
Todos los visrnss & lAs 8 do In tafds
sAldrG otro vApor que tosarG. en- Isabsls
do SaguA loo s&badoA J llsgArk 4 Oai
oArisn Loo Domigoa.
EfectuAr& % Fstorno -salisndo Do Oai.
BARREN loo martss, dspu6s Dc 10 lsgsd,
del trsn Dc Paaajsros, tocarG sn HagHa
y llsgArk . 10 HAbanA los miGfoolsG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
ESCRIBANIAS

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extensO y yariadO
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de- pre-
CLOS, desde 70 esntavos hasta y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. En- Sinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
MOa
DOCYRlhl CRISlllAL
POR Gil. ESTEVE.ta

Nueva. :. edici6n psrfeetaments
6mprcsa y encuadsrnadA On car
t6n. ! NUEVE PESOS grGesa
Al c0ntado.
Tomando 10 grussAs 90 haze
un buen descuent0.
De venta On ssta ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
LA LLAVE DE LA CERRADURA.

OOloCo ante 50 imagination ;e1
cuadro de uaa puerta pesada, d.
I'm hombre que Jiene Ell derecho de
entrar y que desea sntrar Ia puer
ia est& oerrada con llaye, habiendo
ell hombre extraviado este. En- So
impaciehcia empuja Ia puesta con
Ia fuersa de TODD su cuerpo para
forzarls, Ia puerta resiste todos sus
esfuerzos; iatlgado y sin sliento se
para oelante de ella agotAdo de
fnerzas; srrojando uLs mirada hs-
ole ell sue!o, We la llave en- donde
la dej0 caer de una manera casual,
splica la llave a Ia cerradura y Ia
puerts SO abre al menor toque.
Simple y corllente," diria Vd.
Asi son todas las grandes verdades.
"Deseo hablar," nos dice I'm CO.
rresponsal "de los prodigiosos re-
sultados obtenidos ror el uso de
au especlfico. Por el motivo de los
efectos de un NAL restrado que
cogi ell invierno pasadO, principle .
perder ell dido, esta mOlestla au-
mentaba rApldamente, me consulte
con un doctor quien trat6 mi en-.
fermedad como un nero catarro y
por supuestO que no tuvo buen
exito y POGO despues no podia DIR
nj a1o los sonldos mas fuertes. Me
consulte con don Antonio Oassdo,
el boticario, Quien, en- I'm momento
teliE para mi, me aconsejo que to.
mase el Jarabe Curative de 10 Ma
Dire Selgel. Lo hice asf y despues
de hAberlo tornado pOr I'm mes de
completamente 10 rde
ra. Un resultado mnrsvilloso que
SO alcanz6 por una medlcina sin
rival. Vds pueden publican esta
csrts en- prueba &c mi grstitud.
(FlrmAdo) jose Con saleE, Villa
nuevs de la Serena, 81 de JUNO
1894"
Otra mss esCrlbe: "El gran su-
,eso que ha scguido, al tomar 50
para mi enfermedsd, debe
hacerse conoeer Q los demas. .olien.
tee que vienen o mi sfamados shotel,
q los de Ouba y FL
ipinas. Sutiia tan fuertemente de
Indigestion y dyspepsia que por 1l-
limo me senti incapaE de mOverme
1e casa; el ueo de msgnecia y dc
)icar bonsto ae soda ne daban un
Ailvio momeh ts neo, per0 los dolo-
es de estomago aumentsron mae
lne nunca. Despu 80 de que L-u.
,hss otras medioinls hatlan frss-
'ssado en- 81 efecto, el JAraoe Gu.
'atlvo de Ia Madre Seigel, mo res-
.a6lici0 completsmente esto 90 10
.gradezco de la man era mas since
=. I'll JArabe % compro en- Ia bo-
lea del medico Hontanon. (Fr-
nado) Nlcasia lbAn-E, eAlle de Pc
lrucea n6mcro Is, Hotel SantAn-
leT, - de JUNO, lS9A.'
Otra: "No pueden vds lmagi-
larse todo el provecno que me hA |
al JArnba Curative
10 la MAdre Selgcl. HablA estAdo
de pAdecim.cntos dc CO.
omago .por dlcE amos. Ne cAnse
10 pfob4r IodA elAse dc medleiuAa
10 obener Alis 10 Alguno; lei ono
10 los almanAqnes J probe cl Jsra-
-. ell enAl mc irsGAoaealo mi aAlad |
poF 10 sual Ice doy innnlsAs gsa-
lee firmAdo Jose AAnAt. Cara,
iesgua, IL 4esea, ! dc Mario, 1894.
\ ona Icago cl gnsto dc do. |
arles cue cl JATaec CnsAuvo dc lA
Matte Seigul mc Ia earado dc ios
iolofcs dc cAecsA y dc essomxo,
gFAn aossImlento, foliA dc AScuso
nala dsgcasaos. Comprc la mp
'lsiaa en 10 bogieA del 81. II. L !
lssA. saa fpsaAseo. sanego 53.
la sonaoa lfea veScs o. dIA Ia me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
DOLORES EN TUBOS

pnRA LA PINTURA AL OLEO J
La OUARELA, HE AOABAN DI
RKOIBIR[gN RHTA IL 80 UHTA
Hollin (t,stsh
Bstnn.
BlAneo Do plAgA
BlAneO do ploms
BlAnco Dc sine.
A1ul sslssts
Aaal Dc eobaltA'
AAnl De Prussia.
OAssAno (trua ia AArxs
OAHtAno rolo.
UastAno d Van Dyrk
yArmin qusmAda.
0Aruin Do ruhis
Osnlaa axnl,
bsrnsll6n
autAgAnha
ara dc Payns.
Indigo,
Amarillo dsleacnis
Amarillo Dc efome slAr.
Amarillo De sfomasasas
Amarillo tndis no.
Amarillo Dc napel.s
LAsa aasnAdA-
LAeA eaT@inaM
LAca fabta
LsAea Amarilla
LAea orAinarts
LAeA vtoladA.
hsgFe - maFnL
hsEre Do aEsaAn,
Oefe eAstaea
Osfs sHaTills
Osfs Fvls..
Oefs q saka
UlirxnAs.
PssAn d klaa
kese d H~aarn.
kase d vsa~saa.
nAngrs d DsAxs
BspaA
6spaA solafssAA.
nsmAlEs
nnsafs nsaus.
TIARA ds uaas.i
tisrra Dc uslsa..
!ssffs - isA<ls aa.sn.
sffa q itaaas .asasAa.
s Ss ssznFa ns4ssuL
sssf'. d ss=sss gssna.
Lssfm d oasas s.asnI.
BsfsAslaa.
css sAa.aAs taeaAA
ss1sal1a - Oawx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
LIRROS RELIGIOSOS.

Ia N recibido en- esta 1mpreAta
nm notable surtid0 dc oDras rellgio-
a.as. selectAs t0das, entire las Gus
lea se enOuentRan las siguientes
Imitacs6n de Oristo, KempiA,
vdici6n eoon6micA..-- 500
I6em de idem, idem, sdicion
De ulo. -. --.--- zoO
Arcora de- Haivuclon. .. ~
Niarcicio coudlano ......>. "
N, Devote Feiigr6s, encua-
iernaci6n imlraoi6n mArM 16O
uus divina, enCuadeEnacion
D,el negra CON bsoones. - 400
..rk dtvina, encuadeEnaGon
de riguroso luto.. 10000. 800
Tus dl7ina, encuadernsoioA
an piel de Australia J ni-
Se,.......---...... 70, 100
,>icio del Domingo........ 2&
peouenO OnCo, oncuAdexnk
ei6n imitacion mArtil.. .os Sol
G)ticios Ftnebres, encuAdeE-
naci6n oe piel CON believes, A0
m Ira del Oristiano. encuA-'
dernaclon do piel. .....-. SN
IRA celeste, encuAdsrnAaa6a
ptkol.~~~s~.s sss.s s~s'sess s-W
rx,a oe.esse, snouadernaca6p
0OHA0As~~~~ss-ss ssss~~ osV
Eucologio Espahol, snsnA-
dernaci6n de carey CON ia-
nrustaciOnes do nAeaf... no
r. m1ler catonsa, enousdsss
uacGn de nAoar con sslis- -,
.s>s.~~s ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
VO6E Il. T.lSILVA
THTUAN S7.-OAPITAL

.oonsuiado dc MSIioo, Ban iosrc
...,mislonista, Asenss pine pAl do
q OompAhiA geaeral TfAs 'tlAnti-
a. lvspores fTanoeses), OoEfespoa
ael credit Ly y0unAis Dc PAris. H
" .rsants DC Los Essableolmiea-
s,s Oall do PAfiA dc. u Oom-
az . de Segdfos oontra .incsndioa
NcrWlcn Unioa. y d1lA Oompa
80. AvlA /" AliAASA dc Assk kaf.-
sTsL. % BAresAoaa, IsAs- ~
/, 1I,elestAes,es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
RHNOLCADOR

Asta smpresA tisns sl vApor AGUI
Ia. rotents pan Isnolquss poR ID,
sostas dc sstA IslA, , habilitando 4.
0ombas para sehiqsas ' ttilss pam NJ
vanasnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
WY7 -N - "a -
Sc GcGb,.. recjbir en- LG I12p1'epl-
t0 del BOLettp:


para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- enVases dek todo
peso. DE c0I0res: azul, encarnada,
vloleta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas Ell envases de 500 gra-
mos y 1, kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
SELLADO

aladrado por ana sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, so
bres de ohcios, etc.
De venta en- esta lmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06

diatsmente. .despues de las:comidas
Les envio mis- expresivas gracias
Firmado] Oasimira Hernandez d.
Ia Fnerte, calle de Hermann, Bilbao
13: % de Julio, 1894"
ri huen 6xito del Jarabe Ouratl
70 de ls Madre Seigel en- estas en-.
fermedades se debi6 Aal hecho de-
que funoionaba como 10 llave Q la
cerrsdura. Por ejemlpo. la sorders
del Sr. Gonzalez, no fue el resulta-
DO de ning1n efectO organize en-
sus OidOs, sino de I'm des6rden On
81 sistema nervioso, pfoveniente G
ciertos venenos en- 50 sistema Qus
operaban en- los nervios. A 50 vez
estos venenos se produjeron por
las materiss que se fermentaban en-
el est6mago, 8 sea por le indiges
ton sguda y dyspepsia. Los mis-.
naos padecimicimientos existian en-
las otras intermediates. Ouando el
Jarabe desarraig6 la oausa, desa.
pateCieron los efectos.
Las molestias que resisten la aim
pie fuersa bruta, ceden al saber y
q Ia cienCia. Las enfermedades
que son. incurabies por los trata-
mientosi corrientes, sucumben q
este Temedi0 por el mlsno motive.
Es Ia llave que cuAdra . ls cerra.
dura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06

Jestar pueba
Fahrenhe esepcionaes byss y
son combustion eportana ass do humo NAL olOr
Aaenas do anoado preeDes euaeculea
oo orecen los consumdoisa las de
mas recuod0s los de
As lats dc gaOne que que impoan ssns
men do 4 media.
Agns todG "a is SOBRINOS DE ENQUIA0A
ban JnAn Puerto klc0 Oae de Ia FortaleEa ntme10 IT,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
LINHA DR CUBA

LlegarAn SOLO hssta SAntiago Dc Cubs
ios vapores que sslsH los diss s, Is , s.
Los de los dias s y IS tocarAn On
Nuevieta Puerto Padre, Gibars, Maya
IL Baracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
El dia Is hard las mismas escalss,
{ exception de la de Mayari, y ademko
sOcacA On Sagua Do TGnamo.
4 Todos retornarGD vsri6cando sur O.
idaa do Cuba Los dias IL, - , 3, efec.
su&ndose las sntradas On IL HAbans
On la1 fechAs correspondientss DO 10,
90 y Q Do cadA mes.
Ninguao De sstos vAporsa tocArA !
% Eet0Fno On Gunutknamn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
JOS MEJORN MGTE PARA e.: lLUnBRADO DE- Las ElIltll&
e, SON LOS DE LAS MARCAs
''.Ul UlBRllLkNTE", ''ElEFANTt".
LUZ SOLAR" Y 'AGUIlA".
las cual 5 estan resistradas..y certif1cadas.

Estos Aoeltes, lpco>
ducro de una hbrioa.
cl6n espeCial, debida 8
10 experiencia adquiai.
da Il u Z = nse aeuanoG
amos On la lnduaR,h Aa
se1Dar petr6leo tanto
en- Los Rssados Unidos,
como On Cuba 1tjioo
J 0tr0a palses, con, si.
no auperlores, igualos
q loa mejores que %
impOr tan del q S0axiOs
TO, bajO divefsos NON !.
ores y % azcaa, - poR
sus buenas cuaiidadaa
luIninlCaA, ouanto poe II
segufidaQ que offeeon,
4. Causs, Qe aus Altao
gIAdua0lOnea an 6onni.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
ESFERAS

pata las Escuelas ; con merl-
diano de-, metal, Juegos com
pletns, de Copernico, Armilar,
Terrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
7 I N 7 (

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay iu>
Gnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06

II
BoLxTm MxRoAHr1.
La bolsa, sl Oomerclo y
Las SooiedAdes Mercan-
tiles, l tcmo.----- %
Lecciones de Defecho MeY
cantil, por varios alum
nos de don Luis Silvela,
tOmO-- 90
ubro de las SAtiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz Agui
lera, oomprende: SAti-
ras, La arcadia moder
m, Grande1as de loa
peQue6os, Epigramasy
letrillas, Varlas fAbulai
yMoralejas, l tomo, r6s-
tica 260 paginas..--- ron
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, ! TO-
mo r6sticA-------- YB
Rlnconete y cortadillo y
Rl hOenciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomo IA
Los Baaos de Argel, co.
media, por Id, un tomo. a5
81 gallardo espahol, idem,
pOr idem, I'm tomo. 26
La leyenda de Noche-bue
na.-~~~. .~-- .>.~a 30
Fl hijo del Sacristan, pol
don Oarlca Frontaura,
Z tomoa. An
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri.
90 criuoo, por V. Go
mes, ! tomo. TX
hierro, Estudio cientlh.
90, por don julie. go
mo1-----..~s... Al
Homsnaje Poedoo, Poe.
sias dc IS ingenioA
tomo-~-- - AI
Leyeada de loo Reyes, no
vela historlcA, por don
ToreuAso TArrago, | To-
mo- --~~~- --~ IN
hablsAhilldAd do loo A.
tros, pof don joe No
reno Fuent1s, / tomo- ka
kaeolea y Tap4oea, segun.
da serie do oArsAs q una
sahodsA sobre 10 habi.
aacaon. por v. Aiquei ,
BAdiA. / .omo
Paascs do vssA, por dos
Agrel Nora IN somc,
La mScfcs, por Hron,au.
-, l iono
Eaos SseaoaA.ss J CAnta-
alres, pof Ia - a
OAasAsoa do an vasj o. Dor
don Teodoro 6ns,ruro.
toAo. ..... Z,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
EMPRESA
0R
ItfVlEI EISPAhULRS CORlEVSDl LlS llfILIlS
y trasportes miIitares
10 Sobrinos d. Herrera, Habana.

Los vapores de esta empresa sfsc'
suarAn ~ sslidA desde este puerto or
los dfas 5, 10, Is, 30 y 25 do csda mes
: les 5 de 10 tarde en- los dias de labor
: I lAE 12 del dia en- Los festivoa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
VAPORE8.
eORR1OS.U9RA0o3
uRlLA 0nlIPANIA rRABI.LANFTub
AHxM-
..DE.A, LOPEZ - Co.

4eevisio nara Pusrto-Riso y 10 Eahals
bALIDAB.-De Barselena :loa dias 3 y 3
cada mes.- De Malaga 81 u H-DsOa
dis sl 10 y 30.
Sc oxpendon pllIotes dIrsctos para kayagusi
POROs, Santiago dc Cuba, Gibsra, Nusvita
Habanilla y Colon. con trasbOrdO On Pner
to-Ric0 Habana.
VI n DIRNCTO DASDE PTO-RICOa
IA. CADIZ
> en- 6poca euarentenAlAI
a IA OORUNA T SANTANOER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-06
uBRoS BARATOS.

De.venta. On Ia Imprsnta dslI
BoLxTm MxRoAHr1.
The Progress., 1896-06-06
A Helping Hand,

A cabman signed the pledge for Rev.
Charles Garrett, but soon after broke il.
Conscience-st and ashamed, he
tried to keep out Of the way Of his
friend; but Mr.. Garrett was not 20 be
put off. One day he found the poor. mis-
cradle man, and taking hold OF his
hand, he said:
John. when the road is slippery. and
your cab horse falls down, what do you
DO with him.
Il help him up again" replied John.
Well, | have come to do the same"
said Mr. Garrett affectionately: the
road was slippery, ! know, John, and
you fell; but there's my hand to help
you up again
The cabmans heart was thrilled. He
caught his friends hand in a vise-like
grip, and said
God bless YOU, sir; you'll never have
cause to regret this; III never fall
again"
And to this day he kept his word.
The Progress., 1896-06-06

Last vc2~ prntoetorI mi.cio,, Z
Korea rassc} tbc;r tcn,b mno n,,,.
No missionary now in that copr.rr r.'
had marc than oirht voore of n,.a.,
service vet At nuh,ic mao,;nc bo,a ,.s,
October described in tho roeontlr /.
euoG rcnort If tho I[oro, po,,r.,..
Tract Society 20 000 each Isror oo,.,
were subscribed NV thc Koro,,s H.
selves for tho nrintinu of rolic;o,,, y,
oraturc.-Thc Pacific Garden uiOo,o,
Of Chjcaco has ononad tic s,mmor o,n
uaiqn of poenoI woro,, eorr;co A. "a
ditjonal Wapon has hcon eocnrod and
excellent rcenlte ar, ,onortcd rh,
denomination or In.iordo ie do;ng mi..
sion worl, j., yovi.c po1o-t;,o Law,
India Alaska Iomaico cvrio ana
China. There are = fatal If tortv-tvc
mi1sionaricg-12 maloe and 20 female,
with Is notivn hnynnrs They havo Il
mission rhurrhcs 7Qg nonhorc. 90 Gin.
Cay schDoIs with OQ2 ccnoIars, N
The Progress., 1896-06-06

The postoffice department has called
upon the secretary Of agriculture for
assistance. Under instructions from
congress Mr.. Morton has purchased an
enormous quantity of seed for gratui-
tons distribution by senators and rep
resentatives. He 1as late in placing
the contract, and as the season for gar
dening has arrived in many districts
he is daily besieged by congressman
slamoring for their quotas. The deal
ers were slow in sending out the seeds,
90 the congressman have ordered the
entire lot forwarded TO Washington so
that they can give it their personal at
tention. AS result, the Washington
postoftice IS submerged in garden seeds.
The condition of the service choked
with tons o. seed caused the postmas-
general to ask Secretary Morton for
relief by some arrangement whereby
the seeds may be distributed directly
from the dealers.
The Progress., 1896-06-06
The SC;l;,te,

Washington. June 5.-The confer
ence report Cn the naval appropriation
bill was taken up in the senate .yester-
day, the pending question being Mr..
Quays motion that the senate reCede
from its amendment reducing the num-
Der of new battlcShips from four to
two. Mr.. German said two questions
were involved: One, whether it was
wise to order four bal tleships when de-
fectS in those already ordered had been
disclosed and when board was in ses-
sion considering improvements in CON-
stl-uddOn. The other question was as
to the expediency of this large eXpen-
dlure at time Of financial strin-
gency.
II am always in favor of fair in
crease of the navy" said Mr. German,
but | am unutterably opposed to
building four warghips considering the
condition OF the treasury and the i'm
provements being made in naval con-
struction."
The senator spoke OF the charges
made in the senate by Mr.. Chandler
and others That armOr manufacturers
were "robbing the government unmer
cifully." If this charge was true the
officers of the governments were dere
liot in their duty. Mr.. German did
not believe any investigation had
shown that Secretary Whitney or Sec
re,ary Tracey, the two great secreta-
ries of The navy who contracted with
Carnegie and Bethlehem works, lad
made improvldent agreements. The
senator considered the CONTRACTS wise
and beneficial To-day the limited
States stood ahead OF the world in its
pIOdud of armor, the speed OF ships
and perfection of naval machinery.
Mr. Chandler asserted that inGorma-
tibn before the naval committee show
ed that the cost of production of armor
plate at the Carnegie and Bethlehem
works was less than $500 a LOl, and
that by combination the price
charged the government was $3.50 and
5000 ton.
Mr.. Quay's motion to recede from
the battleship reduction amendment
was defeated-17 to 49,
The Progress., 1896-06-06

When we bear in mind that the ape
IS in reality far below the dos
the elephant and the horse in point q
intelligence, and when we reflect upo0
the fact that man is spiritual beine
endowed with reason and a moral ma
ture, the idea Of common origin o.
mankind and the ape becomes incredi'
bic, and it Is far easier to accept the
declarations of Moses than the Theories
Of Darwin; easier, indeed of the two,
to accept the African tradition that
men became balloons rather than tho
reverse; that the gorilla and the chin
panzee are degenerate descendants OK
rhan,-Rev. H. II. Barbour, Baptist
Columbus, Q.
The Progress., 1896-06-06

Milwaukee. Wis. June "a trolley
car was ambushad las night at a point
two miles south Of the city and fully
twenty shots were fired INFO j. Motor
man John e. Breen received a bullet in
the abdomen and will die Conductor
Schwarz was sho; through the legs. The
spot where the shooting was done is
densely wooded and me murderers es-
capped. They are supposed to be sym
pathizcrs with the strikers.
Tonight cars were stoned on the
south side and several times shots were
exchanged between the officers and
rioters. South Of the city, in the suburb
known as Silver City, attacks We're
made on several cars. Several arres s
were made in that locality.
The Progress., 1896-06-06
MatHriaIisui.

MatcriaIism has come forth from
the haunts Of German infdeHty Ike
some huge monster of primeval days,
and has strobe forth over Christendom
touching every fair creation CT belief
ana fancy and art with his ccn.aminat-
ing breath. He breathed upon the
Muse Of Painting and she Jeff off IN
spring men through Angelo and Tin
toret and began to lure ANA tempt
through the scnSuous school. He touch
ed the Muse Of Literature and France
dropped from the lofty ideals Of Hugo
20 wallow in the filth with Iola; Amer
lea turned from the gentle shirt Of
Hawthorne and Irving and the virile
imagery of Poe to the salacious vigor
of Amelie Rives and the tircsome real
ism Of the modern novel. He has swal-
lowed politics bodily; the true patrjot-
ism of Washington has given Mace to
the gambling. bribing and spoils hunt
ing system Of modern parties.-Rev,
Frank Crane, Methodist, Chicago H.
The Progress., 1896-06-06
Bermuda Did Not Land.

Tampa, Fla, June Cuban circles
are agitated here over the arrival Of "a
members OF the Bermuda expedition.
who came from Sambo Creek. Hondu-
ras, via Mobile. This expedition left
Jacksonville during the latter part Of
April. While the crew were disem-
barking on the Cuban coast the Bermu-
da was approached by Spanish warships
and had to escape. More than thirty
Cubans We're drowned during the OK
citement Some were safely landed.
Zaraga, the commander, landed, but
Arejo, second in command, is here,
The Progress., 1896-06-06
A Shining Light.

a rich and godly merchant was ~
lcited for a subscription fur philaF
thropic object He was busy, but y
once said he would give five ponnoA
On the sheet being presented TO him o.
which to sign his name ana gift. DC
saw that a neighboring merchant mao
Subscribed fifty pounds. What's this!
re asked; this matter must be mqs
important than ] thought. Tell ne
about it, and in the end he SUBSCRIBE
fifty pounds also BY the first mer'
chant letting his light shine, the secona
one saw his good works, and so he also
gIorifed the Father, whose Spirit wa
in them both. But" as he said, III
had not seen that mans light ! would
not have known the importance OF .ts
work."
The Progress., 1896-06-06

J. J. Coleman Of Middletown, N. Y,
Is certainly victim Of misplaced con-
fidence. A short time ago he fel! in
love with a very beautiful young lady
and married her. Soon after the knot
was tied the bride induced him to deed
al Of his property to her Everything
went lovely till the other day when he
complained to his wife ABOUT a visitor
Bhe had, whereupon the young bride
became so angry that she ordered Mr..
Coleman out Of the house bag ind
baggage. Poor Coleman had to go, and
cold world, wishing he had his life to
live over.
The Progress., 1896-06-06
Campns Was Not Arrested.

Madrid, Juna 5.-MarshaI Martinez de
Campos and Gen. Borero have not been
arrested as was reported, They met at
a hotel in order to settle personal diff
ference regarding Cuba. The duel be
tween them was about to commence
when the captain general Of Madrid
appeared and stopped IT,
The cabinet mas had a iorg discussion
over the Campos-Rorsro affair. They
decided to prevent the duel, and as a
result of the discussion both men have
been placed under arrest in their homes.
Gen. Borero refuses TO retract his often
sive statement and prefers to resign the
command Of the fifth army corps.
The Progress., 1896-06-06

deputation Of farmers and grazers
from Norfolk and Suffolk, Thursday,
waited upon the president Of the British
Board Of Agriculture. to urge the gov
eminent to abandon the Cattle diseases
bill, which aims to regulate the impor~
tation of cattle from Canada. The dep
htation contended that there is no d.
sease in Canadian cattle and no danger
in their importation. The presidents
reply was unpromising. He said it was
useless to send a commission to Canada.
The Progress., 1896-06-06

For eight years the mileage Of an
nual railway construction in the United
States has been steadily decreasing.
From nearly 1900 miles Of track lats'
in the wonderful year of 1887, the tots.I
have gone down by thousands and hun.
dreds, until 1896 touched the lowest
round for twenty years by adding only
1903 miles to our railway system. But
this does not mean that the demand for
railways is nearly supplied and that
construction will continue to decrease.
On the contrary. there Is room and will
be need for additions far greater than
the entire present mileage of the cOun-
try