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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

Eo "a Ampkeut& 0cI 0CIAA ~ 80
nan recibido 10. siguientcs.
gidigo PsnA rsfermadc On $3.50
o1n las variaciones introdnei0Ga a.
ei mismo por Ia Icy Dc II de sgn
le 1875, oonoordado = ccmtaasd ;
para su meior inueiigAno,a : $50 !
spiicsGioD, con una maittr J %
ejtm dos J cuestioaex praGgis sz-
tTsats2as dc u iueieDrndeza.t oaea-
olecsda pos al Tribunal 9's al
en- mas de 'sge0 nil e..
tadAs an mat ria ts a.
sIlna, ssssede 1870 ,. = ~ s7
urlsnrudanela fraa z. ,a - Is.
% no reSueltoz atp -~5s - - - \,
9ue dimanan dc arn n-24 ot. a..
c igo frances, oue gusrt - coz s.~sa
ldentidSd J analog1a 6 4 - e..
U6digo espahOl, sag,l5dv CO XII eg-
tepso J mIrueioso reper, oaso aAtA
b6tico do lAs ulsInaa J d. IL sp5n
dice con Las lsyes psnales espeass,
"a Dc contrAbando y defraL i
lerroeArTiles, montes, leg eit -
eE J mu1iciY&l, GAIA J psss~, ley
sobre proGesolsn los ninoa de -
ID Julio de 1878, y soorr uSurpa-
gion y talanosssloE de- patentes Is
81 del pnopso nes J aho, snoasdha
consurs8iss oon Il lurlspgudea.
ula dc. TrsU4nel r.rrgsas
OhrA usllls.raa q los ssaonc Aa
gasts~do@, Jafa1es, JGscss, Fiaea-
~, tnd3Ytdsssss dvt fig3exsr0 I1ua ee
A.lssi J dss4Aa funa'aa sxits 60.
aEgAacs d "A .plieasioa de IL ley.
nuy psrssonlargnense OF seLg,-
res L&spAxss.a, a.Gstssurz@ 8 acn@@s
doEcs ua c2afA GxtInlnal. y iGslas
sQaeliAa psEsaaas 2sse, dvsvo~Ae
. eonoses .. O06igo y In Jusis!ra
&C Ca, 40 hAa gcsaI6a hee@g IA
elloa un eaiu1so tspeasl. .4os
Rxeao sr u. Salvador vlseA vi.
llasocs, MAelEnado del Iri9aael
lbuprmo y Dsvusado 4 Oartes%-ul
tuna edison, sasxfo tomc&.
| OJMRlLAAUl0 Oh de - aAapo&a
IcA0ara agg MAs scaA dc - A1AaaE11xA
Icson &C Jnx.ea1 - aa4 ~ vias4A.ai
| - IlsaaAAx, pn s1iAA SO aKa Ia
Goduccson / srA snetAs%aa ]
As-0aa@AA sStlhgso1 anse
sol j u - = s-.sss -, . s~ss .
eYva f4s~s~-aae - - xa
he 4g~a~sa - - EK1yns d i
/ or - .s~@&assS a4ss@ - - ~ xAk ~ -
| - 1850. ea ss~@ws@ sss 80 ssa kse.
d * - ' .AAssa J aas dsMAs 0AA
l.Aoxsasu-sa sa@a@xxas - n.@-~A@.
.s~G.~1s Ns&1kA aaxAAAas ID MtAla
Is9ls - UaA@-. : -sss@a As@a.
s~s 49, - aA@vAss~ 60 - krsDass
li~w. Aas4s41@ 60 ASsA
lrA1AuNsOaSAs - s24k Ssss 49,
I~~@A /, ss~@@~~av~ - n~s~@A~@~@
MAK hA.UA J 40 ! Mk
IxANAAaaAAA : &@.z4AAs ssE&A
A4sA~~~~ s~s -@A s~@.~ - A@~6s
-. aA@x~ - s4-@~4~0A sas -@a@
taAAaW A8AAsANA&~ NeNSAasH4 - 80 - =
I-.~a~~ u s@~~ 1884, ~4s~A s~~-~~
IS@3s&
INAA~AAAA.@AA. Assa@
@&@ss sss-Assas s<As
s.n4AsA ! sss% s-A. 49,.
- s4~~+aA* ~ - aAs-A@ss. ss-s
-~@4~ @@@@~sssm
.AaAss mAA - -saSsss L&sh
A@@~
~2A~Aa - SsssaN taaAA lAasM@&
~~.~~~s - s~ s~.v~s axss~s
ssaaK@~ a@e sas&~~sw a8s~s@
.as m@e@@s sss~~As~s go aAA !
- w@B s~@s @~@.-@@sasss. -.
- Nse@ss~
---a@N1 u. So. s1Ras 80 - 1. -
~wN~. m4s~~e ss@sNa4
kA0aSA - ss8aa y
, gsssss MssssA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
ESCRIBANIA.Ss

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas.l.un extenso y variado
surtido. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde IS eentavos hasta y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujOsas. EH Einteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LUZ BRILLANTEI:!;'.,, e,
LAlUZ ENQEL MUNDO:DE LOS MEe0Ci0x.
ACEITE PARA AGUMBRADO DH FAMIIlA.

Librs as.. sspIssl1 1N:.v
ssmbusti6 ssspeat.5nlGs
Sin hsssna si 1sRs esur
Este aeeite, pt0dncao
de una fabricSci6n edpo
cial es igual, sine sapes
rior &loa que 90 tnkpog:
tan del e5tranjeeo bAi0
diversos nembres y pW
; sas, tantO Hcr sus ouAli. >.
dsdes luminieaA eDmo
por lasegurld que g.
90 & los consOmidoEW
Nuestros preoios ga {
mHch0 m6s redueiA0
que los de las Inara0
sxtranjerAs, que con %
to mayor preC,o no bxjn
dan 4 los consumidelGs
ventsjas de ni&guso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
COLORE IG TUBOS


FAhA La flAKUhA Al OLkO !
La OUAAA la, sE AOABAn u
kkUlb1hAB Sd hSTA MSM~IA
holm (t1s6sk
Bettn.
Bianco De plsrA
baanco De cions
bianeo Dc sine.
Axsi selastsi
Asa. de e0saltes
AAni Dc Prussia.
OAstaAs (tsxn De nxxts
OAetAAr F0io.
U@EtaAo q Var DUk
-Afnin assmsA.-E
hfrc1n q Tahts-
Jsrixs Gzai.
bsT1aslltn
sHi.eamha
Sras de Eayns
iaA0ige, 4
hEar.lIo o. eAEnioss
ar&ialla - Sx1ae elnsA.
zSEiiie 80 sramAsssu
Easfil0 indixno.
4raAfiAis as hApsass
Iasa qsmadA
lssA saraiAsA
isHa rasis
Lea emnsilia
Iss osenef's
LAea vtoaaaA.
nsgrs - nasaL
&C 60. 49, :. ss..A.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
TOaE II. SILVA
TFTUAE s7-OAPTTAL

nmsu.ads de- KAisa Das .ssn
.ossiAoniIts, Assas: EhSsal g.
:. oe~pahis geasAl Tsw .1iAatl-
- svanorse frAaeasesh OuE1sspos
Al uredit LyosnAlszs kacA \.
,,-tser saass 10 TOD Bssasisa1isA
a Cal de pariA % u Ooa-
80 Al Ssgaros soatra lnesaasoa
NmW,ea Unloa. ydsA Oo@p~
Ia.paassa" Alias 20 sasga.a-
~saa d BafssloAA.-Ens -
- - AEesdsaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LlBROS BARATOS.


Do venta. en- 10 lmprenta.. del
BoLxTN MxRoANrII.
La boise, el OomercIo y
Las sociedades Mercan.
tiles, ! tCm0.---. 1hK0
IL Ascicnes de Dereoho Mar
cantil, p0r yArlOs aluM-
NOS de don Luis Silvela, !
tomo-----.... 100
Wbro de las SatirAs, por
don Ventura Rulx Agui-
lerS, comprende: S2ti-
Faa, La arcadia moder.
RIA, 0rande1as Dc jos
peQuehos, Epigramasy
letrilias, 7srlas fADulas
y Moralejas, J0uo, rus
tica 26O paglnas.. ..>- I On
CAndido, Noveia por don
,Eariano Ramiro, / to-
mo rdstiCa... vE
Mnconete J sortad1llo y
III ilcenclaao Vidriera
pos idem, I'm tomo.-. "A
Los Bahos dc Argel, 90.
media, por i'd, nm tomo. AZ
II gallardo espanol, idem.
pnr l0eio, Ill soMo... 2H
La leyends de Noche-bues
nA~.~~~~ e~~~~~ .>.-~s IN
u h,jo del SSctistan, Dor
don. Osrios Fronsaura,
t1moS. S.........- N
Felipe 2: Estuoio Histori.
oo criuco, por v. CO.
meE, t0mo ..- qs
LhIeEro, Estudio cientn.
90, por con Julio. $50
ES1 IN
HonenAIe Po6noo, Poe
siAa de 50 ingsnioA
bomo>~>~~- ~~-- a,
Ley enoa do loo Reyes, no
vcla histories, por don
Torouaso Tarrago, l 10
mo.s~~~~~~ s~ an
hAoit~hihdsd de lee A.,
tros, po. don joss No
rsno FuentsA, / tomo.' m
kasoiss y Tspieea, segun.
do s6fic do cA<s@s . una
sanortia so0rc - AAal-
tASioa. por Y. Miquel y,
Bahia, ! tomo---
Lss ms1fcs, por From An.
-, / tonao onao-~-. n,
seso del mAsrimonio, par
6acrrero y Ssp6lvedA.
1 IssEno-----. A
Punios DE- VISTA pos dos
III sasl Mora, IN sosno, a
keos aacsonases y Uanta-
Elrei. pcr d.. r.
OAntAres DC III vioio. pr
don Teodoso Gnsyrs.a.
sosec. .........--.. !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
ET j. ~ "A Dow
Sc acdb,.. da recibur en- la Impren-
tG del BOIetta:
TIN T =

para peri0dicos E impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, Ell envases de- todO
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas en- envases dc. 500 gra-
mos y L. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LBRM RELIaIoSOS.

- a reeEbido en- sstA lnpeerta
nn notable sursido de obfae rslig1o-
-. seleotss todAs, entire La GUS
y re- encuentran La stgusAbes'
InttacS6n de Crisso, KmHA
riicl6A econ6mieA..--..- tO.AV
fdem dc iuem, idem, sdiAoa
de luio. .-p-~~s~s A0V
A.ropa d HAlvam6n.-.~s %
EceGoie eotidiano .....-- 20
DevStD Eehgres, eAMe
imnauatn im;rasida ns1n loo
acr divina. encuad@nAd6a
niel mega ssA b.oeasA 80 400
.ms diyina, ensHsdeknAdoA
de riguros0 luso.. AW
Tnx dtTtna, eRGaadMnaci6l
,sea piel de- Australia , NJ "a.
kel..---.....--~--s-..~s sA -
sn6eio del DoEninso....---. III
peoue6o OAeio, sncuadeEnA
- inixnei6n maxAl-.-s. SJN
rs6elos FdAesrea, msaaAak-
naca6n ae pasi coD se1sv 10
n IIls del OnfnAEA aas
deauaalda de- vis:...-.r. ~
lr,s oelests, sncuAdsEnAMoa
uIkel-s ..s.s ~~s.sSes ~o
Iria cslsate, sneaadsfnaMen
dogaAA.->-~s-ss".~sss~ s"o
uuooloEie RsTAhol, sns.A-
aernaci6A De eareS con -
srustasionss dc nAoaa.~-. s@
IA mu,sr easonsa. saeaAAAf
rad6n d nAgA1 con Delie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LLNEA DE CUBA

Llegarhn eo,o hasta S..nsRgo de- Outt
los vapores eue s-, ,ea zoe disa s, Is y -
Los de loa dias y 35 tcesran o.
Nuevists Pusrso-Pndrs, Gibsra, Mays
ri, BArscoa, GrsntARsmo y Cubs
hi dia Is aa.'s laa msisnska escalsa
{ sxespn.dn d > de Msynri, J ademts
tccscA On SAeus Ae TAnarao.
Tcdos rescrnsran veriHcende sua %.
lidss ds f'ubs ias 3ias Is, - = 3, efec.
gu1BooGe iss spsrsdss 90 In Habaes
en- iss fschzs Uokges s9ondisptNs 6e 10,
20 y Q Ae os<as sqss.
ElnAGso ~ ~stoa vspores kocarA D
"a vesJF1c sn 4 asntAnAmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
muas epz.aE g.
DOCTRlkl eRlglIlkl
t.PoR GIL. 1TEvE

Nuev.sssedie,on psrrsssAmsote
.mpresa ' sreaaseraAda ea car
.1r. ! NUEvE PESOS graeHa
Tomaroo 10 gsuesAs - haes
an busn descuento.
Ds venta en- esta ImprsutA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
tt u I (

para :escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in<
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LINEA DB PUERTO-RIOO.

salsr lrs dtss 10 y 30 los vnporss
cue ,hsc-n Ell sssvic!o De Oorreos.
El del dis 10 sooa sR Nnsvitas, Giba.
n, BarHcos, RrAot otAaAme. QUA, Csbc
HAitiaao ras. sa~Psincs Puerto Pls.
II. Poeee, Sasnghss, AgnkdiJA = Hsn
Juan de Puerto Riso. Al rstcgno hara
escAia en les m,Smos pusrtos.
Ei del dfs 20 i.t TOR Nnevit As. G
bara, Barsesse, .GusnsGRano, Cub San
to Dosa'ngo, Pores, MAyHguss, Aqua
dtlla y San Jus, lie Pasrro- Rico, v
nisndu pos ics rgisros pasrtos.
Retoesss@s. ~ AtesAe de Puerto Riee
los atAs rs ! fss. .isetinmsBse; toes
lko eh Grbe les '.Ae Soy ., ilssanee Q
6 Ia Ass4snR ea q, fschss earrespoR.
diaates lie I = IL ae sada mes.
EiEgrnu d. sssos Aos vaporss tosssA
D ~ seseenc ss GsuantAnamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
EN- MPRESA
DY
ESPlluLgS CORREOS DR Las lHfIILla
y trasportes mIlitare4
ss 8ebr'uaa ds Herrera, Habans.

Los vapores de esta emyfsss sfsc.
tuarAn su sRiies dasde eete pnetso OF
loo diss s, 10. 10. 90 yS5 de cads mes
! las 5 Sc IL tnrde ~ ios d.as de leho
= ! iAs IL del DIS az ios fassivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

en- ess duranse ushos amos os Hdos Udo
nenoo oslos pses NOS erme ofec a p6boo areuo que
aose Pcede meoraf en perte bajo ning6n
Auestras marcas LUZ l1LLANTN NLMFANTH LUZ N0IAN
stan regtradaa - psea ak todo 9 Dc l. Lev Id ~
dcadoreJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LIEEA Ds. .OAIBARIHR.

TodoG Loo lunes 4 In 8 do Il tards
saldfs 10 vApor 4na, tOoaAao Loo mAztss
sE IL Jssbela lie SaguA, nsgnFk D CD.
tHfisn soG miErrossa.
Ret rnsrG aailsn1o De uAihasisn 10
insvss. dssPuks Do la nsgsds del trsl
- p.t sjefos; en- sscRla IN GaguA, ,
os A ! 10 Hatana lac Vis-nes.
Tedos loa vissssef { ins 8 dc ln tarae
.s,e 4 otso " =, saS tnaest On lsabslA
9 eAgua .os iss'sac. , llsgzri ! Oai
yisn ioa pes;, 81.
EEactassa - SO ya9 sAiisn4o De Oai
srssR los nlsfss sss.u6a cs 10 uegnds
81 tFsn d. ps-s ssoss soeAyA en- Bags
iissasA . i ;s.a los miaReolss
RzAos4CADCe
ksts sEptesa ssars ei vsper A0Ul
Ia, rcseass 2s@& IsmoiQuss PoR n
soatss IL e5ta 'siA, hsOiiitapde 3.
oRh<: para astas Fss ' dtilsa para aAI
vAusnto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
q - ~ - -
DN DIEZ GALONEN1

e,aoGuamente
impuesto de a250 cada 100 k6gamos establecde POI b
Ultima Ley de Pesupueos apsrte cue .
caude. = - - -
Agenes gensraes toaG "a a SOBRINOS HZQUIA4A
san J0 Puerto Rico. Gale de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

Ea Is Imprenta del BoLAl > So
aAn recibido 10. siguientcs.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
CHOCOLATES FOR COSMETICS.
How n Young Woman Decorated
Herself at Il Political Gathering.
Chicaqo ChreaicIc.

She had determined To hear BRYAN at any
cost, 50 she Went to the Battery ID meeting.
Clasped to her belt was a chateIaine Now.
ordinarily a Chatelaine Is very bad thin.
to carry. Ii Is temptation 10 pickpacEets
who know that if a woman does not hold
her pocketbeCk in her hand she is sure 20
carry 1t in her chatelaine. This young wo-
man knew that, so she very wisely left
her pOcSetboUk at home, taking with her
only just enough money To pay her car
fare and buy few bor-bons. These she
had dumped in the chatelaine. Her hand
kerchief she placed on top.
Thus supplied she sailed forth and, after
much squeezing, crowding and pushing she
got inside the building and managed to
secure q good seat The atmosphere inside
was inSufrerably hot and she had frequent
rccourseS to her handkerchief.
Soon she observed that people Were look
ing at her with undisguised looks Of amaze
ment on their faces. Women a duzen feet
or su from her would nudge each other,
glance at her and smoker audibly.
The more they snickered the more uncom-
Portable she felt, and the perSpiratiu ion Just
poured off her face. AT last the meeting
ended anu then she hastcued as fast as
she could To mirror.
When she behcit, her face it was 4 sight,
The chocolate creams in the chatelainc.
which in the excitement of the hour she
had rorsottei, had hcrns sqrsI=sda nj melted
until they almost d:ipnesi. Zach time she
had used her han;lSerchirs j. portion ofth
sweets had become attached ~ her hair
until she had vcri.atIe Span.ie OF them
and her face was literally rrdironcd with
big spIotcheS OF the stuff. Now she vows
she will never again attend political
pnaefiup
The morning times., 1896-11-04
FREAK BETTING IN LONDON.
General Morgan of Brooklyn wagers
His Teeth on Bryan.

London, Nov. 3.-Mnst OF the Americans
who were sojourning in London returned
home ON board the steamers sailing within
the last fortnight FOR the purpose OF
voting. Those who We're unable To secure
first cabin accommodations cDntented them-
selves with second cabin passage, and
some OF them went in the steeTage rather
than lose Tn eirvutes.
Great interest is being taken in the elec-
ton Ill London and the stars and stripes
and pictures of Mck Inlevand Hobart abuuud
i'll the American resorts. There has been
coed deal Of betting on the result of
the election, some Of the bets being at
odds as high as ten to one on Mckinley.
The managers OF the steamship CON-
panies say that nearly all OF tie AnIeri-
cans who returned home to vote Were
guldites. 1t is estimated that 100000
i'll bets has been placed on the result.
Col. Wilson Of Chicago made wager of
81, 900 even today rhat Mckinley would
be elected. The ber was taken by F. G.
Fulton, Il Chicago Bryanite
Beside the ordinary election bets there
has b cen CUnsi derablc freak etting
q en-. Morgan. Brooklyn silvente, made a
bet in which he engaged in the event OF
Bryan's defeat to have all OF his teeth
drawn. In the event Of MCKinley's Le-
feat, his opponents, -four in number, ag gree
to ha We their boards and muStaches shaved
off. The parties 10 the bet are under u
penalty of $500 each in ease OF failure
to fulfill the terms OF the wager, and ar
ticIes have been signed and witnessed 10
that effect
As an illustration of the great interest
DISPLAYED here in the Presidential election
in the United states the fact may be cited
that "A large number of Americans and
others gathered this evening at EAnngnam
House, Arundel street, strand, wnere are
situated the LOndal off e OF u CL5teu
Associated Presses. Tor t." purP'-r OF oo-
| taiIin. the earlie>- possible lni"rmatlUn
regarding the result
Inc bulletins sent from New prk, Civ
| in. the results rs soon a> they Were known
| there Were ea grrI y scanned nd commented
upon according to the political faith of
their reRNers.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
ASSAULTED y CRIPPLE.
City Engineer of GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
VIII Be InUeacEed.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Nov 3.-wiiam O.
Munson. editor of the Evening Press. and
also Republican member OF the city
beard of elections, was knocked down To-
day in the city building by City Engineer
AL How ell. also Il Republican, and beaten
and kicked almost To death.
Howell is a young man Of nearly two
hundred pounds weIEht, while MunSon Is
u crippled soldier. sixty years old, and
weighs only 125 pounds.
the assault was induced hy some criti-
cisns in the Press concerning Howcll's
discharge of official duties
There is great indignation over the out
rage all over the city ana Howell Will lie
impeachcd aud prosecuted 10 the extent
of the law.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
CARRIED OUT HER THFEAT.
Woman Kills iI"r N"ohe'v and Then
Attempts suicide.

Chicago. Nov. a-Mr>. --uTne chreIter,
aged tvency-cigtt ear 8HI ncr nephew.
a lad OF fourteen srJr~. rluECd la ,AclT
homes in ihis city ! hc rlugem' was IN
consequence Of ,hc discovery 81 letter
written by the young aust totEc .,y, Bruno
Mike. .or winch ste was Cp'. raiGcd 10y ncr
husband
A.rs. schneider later left hcme. Inducing
Tie lad tu accompany hrT. aEG leaving word
iCr her huSnaHu that she tut ended 70 xiii
Bruno and herself. Word was sent to the
police authorities and messages dispatched
In all directions.
Ills Inuruiug information was received
by telcThulc from Elciu ttJt the hoy had
been fCuDd dead on tie sidewalk in front
uf No. 6GT Wing street. >EnJ through the
head and heart. ana that the woman is now
at tine puint OF death in the Elgin hospital,
with ballet wounds III the eve and breast.
The shooting WAS done with a revolver
purhcased in this city yesterday by the
boy.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
THE POPOCRATIC WATERLOO.

There was a sound of devltry by night,
And Bryans forces had gathered there
Their glasses sparkling in the light
u ere filled with nectar Old anu rare:
thousand lips smacked happily; and When
The carkling corks began TO faster pop
Red eyes locked mild to eyes thar read Il gain
Full wei the record The cheering drop
But hush. returns begin to come: they stop.
Bryan has lost?'' No; it's a bluff.
An IDLE rumor from the no:. street;
on with the lag; free silver is the stuff
No sleep till morn when youth and milk
man meet,
SO chase the GROWER there with flvinc feet
Upon my soul that message comes once
Fen Jones, himself" it ran, predicts
defeat"
No idle rumor then was it before.
1t is-it is sound moneys mighty roar.
Within window of that BRYAN c,uh
Sat Georgia's fated chieftain, With =,
Sneer
Amidst the noiss, confusion and hubbub.
lie caught Tie ihessage with pi.opne.,c
Said lie: Il told You 1 would do if wer,,,
Then orderedsup another frothinp brer
For this, alone. .S1us vengeance now coul.i
W nat 10! anu~ Stili tnOIner, I'LL it M
what tell?''
Then there was hedging in hot haste; the
bet 5.
Was quickly changed to banter. fun.
No money haG the popocrats to let
Free silver now was surely on the run:
Oh, irony of fate! sixteen to one
Was freely offered; this and larger odds
And those VINO had their money Stake.
were dumb
And cried, "Oh, woe is me; I'm broke. We
gods!''
Last night beheld them full of lusty life.
Last e"e they freely bet their hard earned
dough"
The midnight brought the signaI-sound Of
strife;
The morn. the aching head, the sorrow,
woe,
Their leader under tons and tons of snow.
The cloud that swept DER all the land
when rent
Disclosed a rising sun, with gold aglow;
The elements their anger now had spent,
And Bryan. SewaIl, Watson, all, in one
80 deep burial blent. s..
The morning times., 1896-11-04
NEW LINE TO EURoPE.
1t VIII Connect Charles.o. With
Liverpool and Other Ports.

Charleston. = G.. Nov. 3 i man uscIucntS
We're today TeTfectc,i bet ween the William
johnson X Co. tiirnited Steamship TOM
pIuy Of Liverpool and South Carolina and
the Geurgia Railway Company Of Georgia
to establish "A line Of steamers between
Charleston, Liverpool and other foreign
ports.
Ike line Is 10 be known rs the Johnson
Blue Cross Line, which VIII be operated
by tie Charleston Shipping Con. any. III
cOrpo!Jtei under the laws Of West Vir-
-Iuia, with u capital II S15u.uOu and the
r.,FI.g-c al increasing that amount 10 ST.
Uuo, 900.
Tie company will io general import
Ing business. The FIRST ship or the line
Will arrive in Charleston beCeuibc l and
within few da yS thereafter VIII be cleared
ior Liverpool with cotton and general
cargo.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
CLOTHING FIRM FAILS.
Refs. Coons e 60. of Phiigdt lph!a
Unable to survive Hard Times.

Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The ewhulesalc
ing firm of Refs Coons x Co., $50 Market
street. failed yesterday. The news Of
the failure was Il surprise, as the firm
was known to have been doing an cX-
tcnsivc business. Henry NJ. Refs, one IF
the partners, stated today that the liabili-
ties would amount to about $4,000.
while ! cannot tell said he. what
the assets will be, | think they Will be
sufficiently large to meet the liabilities.
one firm was established three Years ago.
w employ iOGnands inthe manu-
faCture of goods, hut they will hardly he
thrown out Of employment, as we expect
settlement will be reached without much
delay. The trouble WAS caused by hard
times.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
Wiinf He Snih

You have testified that ms client rep
utation for truth and veracity is had?''
''Ycs. Siri
How do you know il is had Isn't that
Just your personal opinion" Did you ever
hear anybody say they would doubt his
wurd?'
Yes. l have"
who said it?''
Aid Bank
Did Aid. Blank say this man was Iilr?'
mo. not exactly"
Not exactly. ch? Well. now tell the
court Just what Aid. Blank did say
'iie said he wouldn't believe Jim Scug-
gins any more'n he would iawyer"-
Chica 20 Journal.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
Nictnrin.s Descendants.

Germany has had five sovereigns since
Queen Victoria brgan 10 reign. She HERSELF
will in future ebcTcc0gniZcd rs the anccStrcss
of one Of the most powerful rulers. Her
grandson wears the iron crown Of Germany.
Hergrauddaughlc IS empress of Russia.
Another granddaughter is crown princess
OF Ruumaua. Her second sen rules over the
prnCipaiiJy of Saxc-cohurg. The heredi-
tarypriuceSs uGSayC, ,Mcinlugcnishcrg grand
daughter. The heir TO the throne of Greece
is her descendant: the Grand Duke Of Hcsse
her grandson. she has no f. wsr han sixty
oncdcSrcuGaHts. who one day between them
promise L. toe at the head of more than half
of EErnne. ChicaED Chrnnicie.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
STORMS On SPANISH COAST.
1t Is Feared That Many Vessels
Have Been Lost.

London. Nov IA dispatch from Madrid
to the Central News says number of
curpseS are being washed up by the sea
along the coast OF the province OF HucIva
and 1t i feared that the violent gales
which have swept the Atlantic off tho
Spanish coast within the la st few days
have caused great many ship wrecks.
y sailing vessel foUudered off Cartagena
during Jhe tempest and several OF her
crew were drowned.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
Environment.

1t was in the far northiand. where the
nights are six months long.
BOO, hoo" sobbed the Eskino's bride,
you're horrid brute to leave me alone
till the middle of April and thon come
home III such q condition as this. I'm
going right to my mamma"
Environment may profoundly affect. but
it does mol necessarily obliterate convenr
Slonal custom. Chicago Journal.
The morning times., 1896-11-04
A Natural Mistake,

what did you mean By giving me eggs in
that condition" demanded the indignant
citizen.
weren't they what you wanted"'' asked
the grocer in surprise.
What | wanted" roared the citizen:
sDo YOU suppose | eat eggs that"
"Oh. well, why didn't you say that you
wanted them to eat" interrupted the
grocer. II thought yuu wanted them for
political purposes. ."-Chicago Evening Post
The morning times., 1896-11-04
Proper Conrse.

Shc-We have decided TO postpone our
wedding until a month or so after election.
Her-You don't mean 20 tell me that he Is
SO ointerestcdin politics that he has notimet to
get married?
shc-oh. dear, no. 1t was my idea. We
would have got so little space in the pa
pers, you knOw.-Indianapolis Journal
The morning times., 1896-11-04
The Cheerful Idiot.

'1f the Republicans carry the country"
eaid The wild-eyed boarder, there is to be
anenofmous Increase in the standing army"
You must have got a little mixed" said
the Cheerful Idiot ut is the Iyine urmy
that has SO great an increase every cam.
paign. .'-Indianapolis Journal
The morning times., 1896-11-04
Spanish Loan Authorized.

to the United Associated Presses says that
Queen Regent Christina has signed decree
authorizing the contraction of "a loan Of
4OU,000.C00 pesetaS, secured by treasury
bonds, and has also authorized. the pur-
chase of 5000 ki.pgraHlues of silver bul-
lien in London.