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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
AEkNAlZ & co.
-S.--T1TUAN-lYI

ImpOrtad0Ees On grande essain.
de mercsnciss de todas proceden.
cias.
Sus tien6aA de detail Ia LUZ
ELEOTRIOA 7 La. VILLA DE
BILBAO son siemDse lee .mejor
surJidas.
T1ensn Sucursales lmportadoras
an Arecibo J Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

Berg. esp. "San Jose" cargando.
Vap ing. "Walia" descaEgando.
Col. amer. Julia Fowler descar
gando.
Berg esp Hebastiano descargando
Bsrg. esp "Juanita," descar-
gando. jb0CENE
Col. ing. Tanns,s ,sdescargaDdo.
Berg ing Sceptre pendiente
Vap esps "Benits, descargando
Vap esp "Jonde Wifred0" des-
cargando.
UABOTAJE.
5Gol esp" India" invernando.
III Col esp "Dlohosa" invernando.
/ q Col. esp Anita, invernando.
Bdra. esp "Reina del Mar" carga
para Vega baja.
Col esp "Petra'' pendiente.
Col esp" O. de Maria" pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

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4ss 81 - A. ssS-A&Assas - ssaA Sssa a
AA @@ssA-As 49, - = sA-sss-assaa @saYmas
sasa ga asaae q ~ aass ssssassah =
ssssas - sA1asssaaslsss ssaasasA e. 3 sa -
- fs~1sz a ssSA 4A&s3szas8s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
GACETA DE HOY.

Reales Ordenes aprobando expe-
dientes de consumes instruidos por
los Ayuntamientos de Ciales y Hato
Grande.
Nombrado Secretario Municipal de
Patillas D. Jose Cordoves y Berrios,
como 1nlco aspirante que resulto den-
tro de las condolences del concurso.
Privilegios &C invencion.
Anunciase que sc proveera por
oposicion la Escuela elemental de q:
clase, dc niiios, de Vega alta.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientt 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
sALmAS DR TRAvMaIA.

sALDAS DH TRAvNRIA.
Ninguna
aALmAs Du OABOTAJR.
Col. esp. "Concepci6n," ::para
Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp Olementina para Nsgus
bo y Humacao.
i6ol. esp. "Isabela," para Yabp
Goa y HuMacao.
Col. esp. "Provldencia" pare
Fajardo
Col esp ".Elena,' para Aguadi-
lla y Mayaguez
Col esp Ana Maria para Vega
bsja.
DESPAOHAD
vap esp "Ivo Bosch " para 50
Euta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
Papel para periOdicos.

Del tamailo del BoLErls y
del que ,enia "a II ClAno' de-
Pals &c ACADIA dc .rclblr CT
estA ltnprcnlA unA gran rene
-, que 20 rcAIl2A = prcc4os Il.
uitAdo&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

para vosotros sino vftores y bendi
Clones.
Sabeis que vuestros antepasado
fueron grandes en- fe, fueronlo en- ha
zafias tan grandes, que llenaron d.
grandeza las paginas dc Ia Historic J
los Smbitos de; mundo. Imitadlos
Temieron mucho q Dios; por ESQ NJ
temieron ( nadie. Confaron mucht
en- Dios y 81 Santisima Madre; POI
ESQ triunfaron de todo.
No 10 dudeis, hijos mios, 81 sol:
dignos de la protection de la Virgen
81 el Dios de los ejercitos esta con vo.
sotros, volvereis victoriosos a enjueal
las lagrimas de vuestras madres, vol
vereis 4 decir 4 Ia reina que Sc sienta
sobre el solo de Isabel 10 Catoliea:
"Seiiora, la perla que Colon engar-
z6 4 vuestra corona, todavfa es vues-
tra".
Volveveis 4 decir al rey niho que
siente no tener mas amos para con-
duciros Ia victoria: "Sehor, a1n
tenGis en- vuestras antillas donde enar
bolar, junto { Ia bandera espAhola, el
estandarte de Cristo".
Recibid, pues, oon Ia bendicion del
soberano Pontifce, que todo corazon
os doy, las bendiciones de vuestrss
madres y hermanos que quedan aqui
rogando por vosotros; de nuestra pa
tria, de nuestra reina y de nuestro
Dios.
Terminado su hermoso discurso, el
prelado bendJo solemnemente las
tropas, las que despues desfilaron en-
columna de honor, dando vivas los
reyes.
Los soldados marehaban con gran
marcialidad.
La orden general de hoy, 8 de sep
tiembre de 1896, estA concebida en-
los siguientes terminos:
"Ofciales, classes y soldados dc Si-
ella, Valencia y setipmo battalion de
plaza:
S. M. la Reina regente, acompaia-
da de su augusto hijo el rey D. Al
fonso XIII, ha saludado hoy en- vo-
sotros, con afectuoso entusiasmo, q
cuantos formais parte de las tropas
expedicionarias que van a Cuba { de-
fender la integridad de Espafia.
Vuestros companeros de aquel
ejercito os esperan; no para veneer,
que siempre los soldados espaholes
vencen venceran en- defensa de la
patria: sino para que el ennemigo no
pueda huir nj ocultarse donde no le
alcancen vuestro valor y decision.
Espaiia confia en- que las manifesto
clones de esperanto, al despediros
ahora, Sc convertiran pronto en- aela
maciones por vuestra defnitiva victo
ria, que no menos merecen la abnega-
ci6n y heroismo de que tan gallarda
muestra dan en- Cuba aquellos bravos
soldados, q quienes muy en- breve
imitareis combatiendo 4 su lado y
afiadiendo nuevos y gloriosos lauros a
vuestras banderas.
S. Mia Reina ha quedado altamen-
te satisfecha de vuestro esplritu y es-
merada instruction, y al transmitiros
en- su real nombre tan valioso elogio,
os felicita con verdadero afecto vucs-
tro comandate en- jefe Antonio c.
Sjsa."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
BOletin M Mercanti1.

La Administration
de Administration, Derecho. Economic, Hacienda
Poi1tica.
unoa Restal que pubc mensualmente Epana
referente materials
egus q"na
e1assaso9 1sG % saZ"a' rtS Sg%sR9sPS 3S AsAHa4n as
JOSE SANCHEZ GUERRA, JoAoUfs Costa
AN'""' , - H.Sa q xesl y
JosEiMARfA NAVARRO
AVOCADO
Precios de suscrpc6n Espaa sas adyacenes un ees
pesetasUn ao 20 d-Extranjero Ultramar aho 80 id
SUMARIO del de administrator correspondence
mes de JUNO:
PagS
3o5 :" El mpuesso progressive en- Italia" A. Buniad
3I6 Los hozontes de la economic political counon Pc
Estasen.
$50 De administration de usica: H. Organization judicial ICON
Gnuacion j Pedro Dorado
35I d" La propledad urbana Espana M. Escude.
QUESTION DEL D1A
SIS Los pnviegios aduaneros de los feocarne Jateno
300 I'm de Ferri en- Bruseas >, XXX
INFORMACIvN
37l "Cr6aca potia parlamentaria J. Sanchez Guerra
377 Revsta fnanciera !" S. Martinez Paaco
3S4 "Revstas de revistas -, P. Gonzalez J.
3o5 Bibografa r. Atamira, A. BuyI Dorado Torres
Campos E. de la Gandara, c. g. j. Verdes Montenegro xxx
AIS "Obras reebdas
Administrator: Gale de Lepano ndm 4, bajo, Madrid.
Agente Puerto Rico, A. LYNN. SUGESORA De morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
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LUl VLAnHui PEllA
DIAL
DH ULfRLkkE

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EexaAAA estsns AsswS&S~A s@s .
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reas@a As 3 = sssA@Axs@aseA, %1sAs-
sAss. J oEsAAAAssas p~ss O@a
Az2sss ". CsAa<sA. sM-1maysA-
sss 80 II nzNsAAznA y 1Aewaxy
yaA2ape - MaAstE
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~ - aasss@ ssSs sHaA -as4A
\ s.a41asmAa sss smaa "a qsSa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
COLEGIO DE- I. VICENTE DS PAUL
EN- PONCE
Antonio IL. de 44Idrsy.

FL nuevo Colegio dc - y = ense-
aan1a que los Kvdos Pr. Pau!es hAa
es,ablecido en- Ponce. en- c! antique
lio,el Marina, sc inaugufarA c. diA
euatro de OciubFc Proximo.
La aperture dc earso 'aAagara-
ci6n. cue scfAn con ,odA bfs.lAaIei,
sc vcfiileArAn ca "a leleaaa paIross "a a.
con tnlsA solcsane del kspist,a 9Aas1
v iefmsaatAn con IN dlscatso qus
lecrA Tn l.. rAaL In - Sexsetasaa
del Colcgio qaeda alberta IA nA'n
eulA para G. earso DC $50 ts31
aesde el dtA u del pfesease Uses d
septic aaafe.
S.r.a cs,r Aauae.o &c lny4t4caoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
Las Rat0PnaS dol ST Halla
ausrUDro CRxTXCo
-
COON lGNACl0 DlAlaGANEJk.- ~
II - - 9N
- gratag I'll EaLffA ERcAAfIL-
nE PUERTO RIOO

Tai e. - porEAda de un toiieto
lue araDA dc edltarse en- eatA Ca
a. obra del DIRECTOR del BoIxTIs
MxaCAsTu- Conusne 90 .pagiras
10 lsc.ura en 4: mayor, y, como
Q hA AnuneaAdo, 90 dedlcA ~ Iias-
re Jrie De- fAxudo "Union Cons.
aGGcionA." &c CaoA, EXeDo or
Marques as Apea sulA. Coahs
ne el aaA a1ratt ptosrAfnA;
I" Oeaiea.or,A- -- krsiadios. --
DeAArTollo asa paAn.--ConaadsrA.
eIons..-h y. s~DoaAo s1 Fos4eaoE.
--L.os Aanacapiva.-~l-A Csmafs
lnsuIAr.--h. IoGtslo--kl 0eoSE'
aAour usnexA--A~A nIssortA- 1850 s~s
.exandAA.--A.A tA&ea sapfsrEA----
la RspArAsaoa
II la.4tss sx otEeee e. la1 o.
xuienssa ~>a@ Gsst~s sSsai
In elen4 rsAT ----.... - sn
loa o. FesTAto as4 AG40g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
MOvIMIRNTO DE BUQUEb
uNTRADAs DE TRAvHBfA

ID, Liverpool , escalas, vap. esp.
{" Bonita" 4 Sobrinos dc EEqnia
ga 100 cls sardinss. Sores. de V
Cente y 20. 100 cIs quesos 100 c.
sardiuas. j. Ochoa Hmno 500 sls
arIoz 562 cntos pspss 160 Id oebo
las Of vino l OF chocolate ! Il
carne 400 cIs papas. Mulleno6 j.,
K6rber 40 cls Que'os. Rubert Hn
nos 100 cls sardtnas. Sores de VI
jande y Go. 231 cnstos papas 33 Id
oebo los Planss & joy J Co. "a OF
msntequills. Oaldss y 90. las Of
"a cestas papas 10 bls vino. Ger
Q do Hmus J 90. = Dls 80 Gle vim
7 cls Quesos 200 canastos papa
Sobrino dc IEQuierdo J Co asa
ino 3 bultos quescs $50 fds papci
Luifa II mus y 90 20 sl. gArbAnros
55 be Is DoidaleEas vino Bolivar
ArruEA y 90 80 bts vino + Font
Hmno 27cls vino . ets champagne
Ahorro Collective bocoy vino
| Of conservAs. b | q $50 cls queso E
o II 200 ots pasta V 40 Gle basa
lao VO 40 be vino E 500 sle.
arroS 100 cls oerveza Oon opoion
200 cnstos cebollas
A DE Luntmburg berg Ing Sep
lIe,"G LopeE viIlamil J Co. 3s7 IS
so tamborcs, li0 eIs 1862 els bA
calao 6l,3 pessads. $50 bic ssea.
ques, SO bic pspas, S45 piesas ma
defA.
De Barcelona y escalAs vap &c
|" Oonde Wltrcdo," Sobrino d
IiQuicrdo J Co, con easga genefa
para varios.
UTRADAs "a cABoTAyH.
Bdfa. esp. BnenAventuYa d
vieques.
Col. esp "Borinqusn' de Age
ldtltn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
b. tINkuD. 1So toas" sS'S xiI: i1I:a0'aa a.

Constante surtlGo de relojes, y
prenderta de oro con brillantes,y
pledras fnas de 10 mas mOderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oDjetos y venden 4 precios m6di-
Coz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
RECAUDACl0N
Dg C0NTRIBUCIONRS DBL RSTADO
I'm LA CAPITAL
AVISO.

Oumpliendo con 10 dispuesto Cd
al srticulo AZ del Reglamento ge-
neral para la imposition, admins.
TRACTION Y cobranza de la contribu-
ci6n industrial y de Comercio, apro'
bado Dor Real Uecreto de 9 de
JUNO del pasado ano de SO, y 81 Ii
de Ia instruction para Ia cobranzs
de los d6bitos por Contribuciones de
30 de JUNO del ano 1886, hago pre-
sente que, durante 20 dias, a con-
tar desde el 10 del entrante Octu
bre, se procedera por los cobradore.
de esta Recaudaci6n a la cobranza {
domicilio de la correspondence a
% trimestre del ano economic
actual de 1896-97, por la Contribu-
ci6n Territorial & Industrial y de
Oomercio, y 1ey % de la Terrific
rial.
Vencido dicho t6rmino, los gu
no 10 hubiesen satisfechO podran
yeriticarlo en- esta Recaudaci0n, 81
Co en- la Gale del OristO ndmero II,
durante otro plszo do dies dias,
oue terminara el 81 del mis-
mo Os,ubre en- la il teligencis
de que, transcurrido este dltlmo
termino, &c procedera al cobso por
| a via ejecutiva, seg6n 10 prevent
do por terminantss ordeues dc Ia
Intendencis, y en- el aruculo IA de
la citada Instruction, aplicandose
los deudores las penas estsbieci'
das en los articulos l9y "A de Ia
misma.
Lo que Sc hsce pdblico para CO.
ooclmiento de los contri buyentes 4
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Sbre. 20 dc 1896.
Ell RECAUDADoR-
Antonio IL. de AIdrsy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

Esnasa . aAnnssAaa aaAsk~AMss - 4
slsASaAsMA 1xsnaAaAs e. - A.zmAna3a
aa..m as o EsxlA.aMnM nkzmmms -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
Successor de Bordoy.

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido CO
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, precios sumamente mo-
Edicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
sues. DE ORCAsITAS &C

Importadores de mercanelas de
tods classes y procedenciaA
Ventas al por mayor, Orux 2;:y
al detail, en- sus tiendas Flor Xe
Julio y Gallo de Oro, calle de u
Fortaleza esQuina 3 la Crus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
RGIISTl COxERGlll.

DE NOTICIAS Y ANUNOIOS
Operaciones dnrante los diAs % J % de
Septiembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
BOLIVAR ARRUzAy IcA.

BOLIVAR ARRUzAy ICA.
11-TNTUAN--li.
xlmacentstas inportadores de
pe0visionek. Venta al Dor mayor.
Duafios de la andgus 2 acreGsa-
da F1brlca de F6sforoa, estSo eci-
da en- SanUurce.
Marcas BOLIVARy vi CONILL.
Dep 1s'to r tuzn Il
Agentes de Is acr dltsda maraa
de cigarrillos Paiarit0. Hellesa y
Ubertad
FSbrica de ;icores de uOu2s Clases.
-Admita1 RzticaFes 6 consi9na.
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30
TRAvNSfA.

OPARACIONEs DE BUQUHs EN- Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-30

Ayuntamientt ;.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-31
GROWTH OF THE MOVEMENT.
One of the Most Remarkable Conven-
tons in American Politics.

The convention of the National Demo-
cratic party. which win be called 10 order
in Tomlinson Hall next Wednesday at 70
o'clock. will stand in history as one of the
most remarkable gatherings known in
American politics. The movement that has
brought it into being started with the
adoption of the Chicago platform. but no
specific steps were taken until July, when
w. d. Bynum John p. FrenZel John r.
Wilson. John T. Dye and Evans Woollen
sent out from this city kilograms asking
for a conference of sound-money Demo-
Gratis at Chicago. From that day the move
ment has developed rapidly that now
the National Democracy is organized in
forty-one States, all of which will be rep
resented by full delegations in the conven-
ton this week. Mr.. Bynum. as chairman
of the executive committee. has been busy
almost night and day in pushing the or
ganization. and has had the active support
and assistance of many of the ablest DEM
ocratic politicians In the country.
The conference called from this city met
in Chicago on July n. with ten States rep
resented. This conference determined upon
holding a national convention of Demo
Gratis opposed 10 the Chicago platform. and
asked the souEd-money Democrats OF the
various States TO appoint members OF a
provisional national committee. which
should meet here Aug. I. SO general was
the response 10 this call that thirty-six
States We're represented at this meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-31
FROM AFFLUENCE TO PERJURY.
Ex-Treasurer Boggs Works as n
Waiter. then Flees from Spokane.

SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. @.-Ex-Treas-
urer j. W. Boggs. Of Tacoma, the man who
has handled hundred OF thousands of the
peoples money (s10O.000 OF which stuck 10
his fipgers), and who for several years
lived in luxury from his stealings. man
once looked up to and respected in the city.
for while yesterday occupied the menial
position of waiter behind the lunch counter
OF the Farmerss Home saloon in this city.
Boggs arrived in the city from Tacoma
yesterday. penniless and hungry. He said
he could find no one TO give him employ
ment in the city where for years he was
honored. and so he came TO Spokane TO try
his luck He tramped the city in vain in
search of work. At noon he wearily
dropped into chair at the Farmers Home
saloon to rest. He engaged the proprietor
in conversation and begged him to give
him some employment, no matter what il
was. Struck with pity for the hungry
stranger. the proprietor set him to work
behind the free lunch counter at wages OF
$40 a week.
Boggs had not been at work hour be-
fore ne was recognized by several citizens.
The result was that hundreds fiocked TO
the saloon 10 see the singular spectacle OF
the once high official presiding at so menial
a task. Boggs could not long face the or
deal and resigned his position after a few
hours
Boggs was convicted OF embezzlement OF
Tacoma's city funds. and is out on $1,000
bonds pending an appeal OF his case TO the
Supreme Court
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-31
THE RESOLUTIONS
Will Probably he Drafted by Abram
8. Hewitt, OF New York.

=. Hewitt, ot New York.
Much interest naturally centers about
the committee on resolutions and the plat
form which the committee will offer to the
convention for adoption Certain it is that
men who are coming here as delegates are
among the most prominent men in the
Democratic party and in the country. They
are men as a rule who have for years been
the controlling element in the Democratic
party and whose thought has guided the
party in all its acts. 1t is probable that
either John p Irish, of California or Sem
ator Villas. of Wisconsin, will be the chair
man of the committee. Both men will be
elected by their respective State delega-
tions as members of the committee and 1t
is believed that one of them will be chosen
as chairman.
Abram S. Hewitt, of New York. ex-Con-
gressman and ex-Mayor of his city and a
man whose han6iwork has figured in all
the Democratic national platforms for
nearly a quarter of a century, will proba-
bly, draft the resolutions. In fact. a draft
city and those of the party who have seen
il are highly impressed with it, In it he
has followed the same line of thought as
that taken by ex-President Harrison in his
recent speech in New York. subordinating
the money question and all the other is
sues TO the issue made by the Chicago
platform against the Constitution. His
idea is that the action of the Chicago con-
vention in attacking the Supreme Court
and in its other incendiary declarations
calls for the most decided denunciation
from the coming convention. His resolu-
tons are very strong on this point. The
draft as made by Mr.. Hewitt. was received
in this city nearly a week ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-31
BRYAN'S DAY OF REST
CAN EAT DINNER ON SUNDAY WITH
OUT CALLS FOR AUTOGRAPHS.
VIII Leave New York To-Day for
Cleveland, hut Returns Again the
Last Part Of October.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Aug. 30.-Mr. and
Mrs. William ]. Bryan enjoyed a day of
ease after week of campaigning which
has included speeches in the largest inland
cities of the State, in two or three farm
ing centers and many short ones from car
platforms. Two or three, and sometimes
more long speeches have been made by
Nh. Bryan each day, and the intervals be-
tween have been spent in travelling by
train or carriage. Every morning has seen
him up at 6 o'clock and not before
o'clock at night has he been able to Sc
cure sleep. The week with him has been
a season Of unremitting turmoil. pushing
through crowds. riding after brass bands
with fireworks flying or cannon roaring in
his ears. Even in the quieter moments at
hotel tables and In street-car seats there
has always been an anxious crowd at his
elbow to shake hands. trying to talk pol
itics or tell him how the campaign must
be run. He has even had 10 WELD a fork
with the left hand while writing au-
tographs with the right. Despite this con-
tinuous strain Mr.. Bryan was looking al
most as fresh as week ago, when he ap-
peared I'm the hotel dining room this morn
ing. His voice has lost most of the huski-
ness which at one stage of the tour
threatened to bring II to end
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan went to the First
Presbyterian Church to-day. where they
listened TO a sermon by Rev. c. NJ. Col
VILE In the morning. Afterward they drove
to Lakewood on Lake Chautauqua- twelve
miles from here, where they were enter
tanned by Norman r.. Mack of Buffalo
Wherever they stirred curious groups
gathered about them. Tomorrow MR.
Bryan leaves New York State. probably to
return in October, when he will speak in
Brooklyn and other places.
In the morning a brief visit will be made
to Chautauqua. There will be a speech at
Ripley and then dash for Cleveland. o.,
where Mr.. Bryan will speak tomorrow
night. Being shown a newspaper state
ment to-day that the owner of the largest
hall in Toledo, who is Republican. re-
fused TO rent the hall for a Democratic
meeting. MIR. Bryan said that he would tell
the Toledo Democrats that IL the people
there want to hear him he will speak on
the prairie. Word has been received that
n plan is on foot TO pack the hall in
Cleveland with Republicans.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-31
JUDGE BURKE BOLTS.
Leading Cleveland Democrats Decla-
ration for Mckinley.


COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 30.--Judge Steven
son Burke. of Cleveland. president of the
Toledo q Ohio Central railroad, and a
leading Democrat, in a letter to Col. w. A.
Taylor. the leader of the silver wing of the
party. repudiates Bryan and the Chicago
platform and declares in strong language
that he will vote for Mckinley. After dis
cussing the money question in an exhaust
i've manner. Judge Burke says:
In my Judgment the free coinage of sill
yer is dangerous heresy. and. besides. 1
have no confidence in the financial doctor
who prescripes ii. The evils suffered by
cured by free silver were produced by the
Democratic and Populist parties. The real
parent OF all evils suffered by our people is
the present tariff, the joint work OF Demo
Gratis and Populists. By IL hundreds of thou
sands of wage earners have been thrown
out of employment: shops. mills furnaces
and factories have been COZ ;ed the wages
of labor have been reduced the public debt
has been increased several hundred mil.
lions; business has been stagnated. and the
government. like a beggar has been COM
PEELED TO go from place TO place to borrow
money TO keep itself afioat
Il agree with the Republican candidate
for President that il would be much better
10 open the mills. the furnaces the fac
tories and the places of industry 10 free
American labor than 10 open the mints TO
the free coinage OF silver. In my judgment
there would be the same sense in adopting
financial nostrums from the party response
bic for all our evils that there would be
for sick man made SICK by the treatment
or an incompetent quack 10 accept with de-
light. after four years OF sickness and sui
fering. a new nostrun. warranted 10 cure
from the same quack.
Judge Burke denies responsibility for an
alleged coercive circular sent TO the EN-.
pioyes of the road, but says:
Il consider it the duty OF all employers
10 protect their people. as far as possible
from incompetent financial and political
quacks. Still. III there are any of the en-
pioyes of the Toledo * Ohio Central who
wish still TO take Democratic and Popu-
lstic nostrums they are at liberty to do so.
They are free men and entitled to all the
rights OF free men.