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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-01

was lined with a crowd seven or eight
deep around the spknterei cars and IN
terfsred considerably with the sang %
iaborers Word had been sent in1Fncd-
lately on the occurTauce Of tbss acct
dent TO the CITY for police AID. and .
patrol appeared almost as soon al The
vanguard OF the crowd. Tiny took
charge of the eatlre affair. out noswitis-
standing thssr excellent mems cement.
the crowds persisted In pushing tsrDoxi
the Eatossnen. The use of cosrrnansis
and even OF clubs was wfsoiiy vain.
and IL wa schfefiy BY exertion of brute
force that protection Was secured FOR
s-archers.
A-HOoDoo CROSSING.
Philadelphia July 5l.-The crossing
where last nigsTg's accident occurred.
has long been a bugah-so - travellers
between this city and Atlantis city.
IL Is located about two and hait
niles frcra -fse A,lsntfc CITY ;erminaI
OF the two rival railroads aud black
! tower Occupied by an operator = placed
as csose - r.. crossing al safetr viii
permit. This tower u occupied By an
opeTator.xno Is ce-arEed with the dGfy
~ sse.1g that the train having the
r4g5. OF way crosses frst. ard that tho
other train e tagged. There = q dif-
ference OF opinion as 20 which os the
ili-fated trains had The right OF way
IA ~ night. but the telegraph operator.
william TlIsIrstozn. and Ssifchs1naer
Iiaxs>r. are IN the Aisutse city tsA
now and VIII rsgnaaa there tTatn az on
cal investigation definitely places The 10
spons'5llsty. TIA competition t~svc<i
the West Jersey and Reading rz&ro@ts
for Atlantic Ctfy bussu~xs - verY ken
and bon roads run ~fyers'' watch av-
erage nearly a mile = minute t-trs~n
Camden and Atlantic City.
RACES " THE MEADOW.
There are frequent races across ne
stretch OF or-n country a f~w MT
outside OF Atlantic CITY kro~n a. tess
meadow" and pae$engrrs on the rseas
trains who are rot slr7As regard the raos
on The home stretch "a ore 81 Tho ~xkaI-
STATIONS Of the trip 60 re aez ssor-
The tinzid ones. bo~~v~r. are siwsy,
apprehensive that srxn~thlng VII hap
pm "a the dangerous grade cro@ssnx
Is approached Last night tn long
boxed for accident occurred. Eish ax-
fld resuits
A railroad man who cane e IT'S city
from Atlantic City today is r-yssrts-f
20 have sail that tie Reading train.
which ran fnto the Br<fgesor ~xc.frztoa
train. ~ss racing acToss the meadow
With a train On tas Camden ard A.
lanffc railroad which had Left Thlsas~i-
ri1ia ac aDost the saz1@ tsrrs-. RAH-
roaf officials. however. deny fha- there
sxs a rac~
Atlantic cs-y. y. J. July u.-Ta- 10.
Of kilt in la@t axhfs s>cz8~nt foo.s
up 20 A.. injured -
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TRAVELLED TOGETHER FIFTY YEARS
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mclaughlin Surprised on
Anniversary of Their Golden Wedding.

:
Anniversary of Their Golden Wedding.
There are but few people in Sedg-
wick county but Who know, honor and
revere Uncle Levi Mclaughlin. and
the esteem in which not only Uncle Levi
as he Is effectionately called by all,
was fully attested on Thursday, when
500 neighbors, relatives and friends VS.
fted the aged couple TO celebrate with
them their golden wedding. D. W.
Brockaway IN speaking OF the event
says:
In the ordinary course OF the vicis-
STUDIES OF life. but few married couples
ara permitted 10 live. and walk to
gether along the blsssful path OF conju-
gal union for fifty years, through veal
through woe, to celebrate such a round
ed period surrounded with their chill
dren and grandchildren and neighbors.
Sedgwick county may well feel proud
of having 10 record through the press
an event OF this kind. which occurred
IN Nennesca.h township on Thursday
at the residence OF Thaddeus McLauCa-
lin in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. McLaugh-
En
The event weS something OF sur
prise 10 the venerable couple. Over
and congratulate this worthy. sturdy
and noble couple. Among the number
were five sons and FIVE daughters, one
daughter, Mrs, Elliott, being absent in
Idaho: tweuty-one grandchfidren and
one sister OF the bride, Mrs. D. W.
Broclxway and husband Some very
nice and valuable presents were pre-
seuted 10 the aged partners.
Mr.. McIausfIlin and his family came
70 Sedswici county In 1874 and SERTED
on the farm where they now reside with
their children on farms near by. A
more devoted family with eleven csln-
drsn and grandchildren would be hard
70 find. James the only son not mar
ned, is studying medicine with DR.. Pu--
due OF Wichita
Rev. NJ. Iahr, William Parker,
Moses Parker and Mr.. Corn were pres
ent 90 address the people. Fifty years
OF an unoroksn ne OF the exalted re,a-
ton OF husband and wife. which comes
10 but few OF thu great r,ultftuSi.a %
human morta's. Fifty years OF a-duous
toll ard anxiety. 81 patsrrai love. an!
rrlending affection for a noble family
% children. voucasafet TO them Fby ths
God OF nature for paternal care. and
guidance up and along the path OF
youthful years u manhood. Now they
nave performed tle sacred trust
This assembling OF their c5il5-s,
and grandcAisdrsn. friends and ns;Sa-
c1-S attests- No man ez-e- lived .hs-
Was more loyal in friendship ard b-enev-
oisnce 70 his <eItoNTnan. No man 49,
called ST his door for a slics .. h-ss.s
that was turned away hungry. To tbs
orphan he has given shelter ana 49,
and clothing and schooling. In IA--e-
that vss received many years ago mas
found that he had iavolurta-Sly droo
ped from his pen q precious gen.
Friendship never dies with me An
honest nan IS the nobies1 work % God.
He stands prominently above al c-e-
ated things. the incs-nate image o. hss
creator.
Honesty = one a. re noblsss aetrib-
ut2es % human character, ard h WHO
is able 10 MAINTAIN and exsuphfy Il
through he Is worthy o. al honor"
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ST. LOUIS Markets

ST. Louis, No. July 51.-Receipts-
Flour. 1000: wheat. 81 900: corn. $4,000:
oats, 10000: ehipments-Flour. 800:
wheat. 1900; corn. i. 900: oats. 1000.
Ftour-Dull.
Wheat-The speculation market op-
ened with a sharp demand with hunt 1t
tie 70 supply It An advance resulted
which was added 20 through the day.
futures finally closing L41xc highes
than yesterday. Spot firm and higher;
No. red cash. - elevator; 5sz G5sc
track: No. hard. ssi.; July ssh: Aug.
5siz; Sept. ssS-
Corn-Advancei on reported bot
weather and unfzvorsbie crop reports
but weakened slightly later. CLOSING
1850 above yesterday: spot easier:
No. cash 22%c; July csc; Aug Zae;
Sept z2zc asked
higher; No. cash. Isc: July. Islzc bid;
Aug. 1sc bid: Sept. 1sc-
RyecsG2ec elevator
Ea-ley-Nominal
CattIe-Receipts 900: market strong
20 fec higher. Native shipping steers.
So sos 20, Texas steers. s. 59zi 5-55: stock
ers and feeders. = 5e<f 30: COWS and bel
fe-s. seT795: Texas cows, G751175.
Hoe-Receip-s. 1000: market scents
higher Light. :3.159 go; mixed. 3 500
80: heavy. s563S
Sheep-Reoelpt.. $50: market steady
Native. s.5e9325. lambs. y594sa
Conr1eal-s15.
Bran-But little sro. offered and SAL
able east track at 5ii=c-
FIsxseeS-s5i-7 ssizc
Tmohtyseed-s3a36
Hsy-Ir.c1lve owing 90 bot veatber
with light receipts % choice stock
Prairie new ssas-ss: Timothy nsE sc
70 g. Old s-rb12
Buf;s--Inac-lve and weak
EEz-EzszeT. g.
WhiSky5E
C0ttontsss aai bzzSfnr-C1chznF-t
Pc-k-Steady: standard n>ss s55o(1g
ssSasSa
Lard-Dette-. prime steam g: choice.
IGiA
Bacoa-Boxss shoulders and lon<s
81. rshe a.. shorts tai-z
Dry salt r.ezt$-Boxed shoulders ri
=: ioags n-5a: rsSs 8 &C.. shorts. a.,
W0ci-Uncazugrt-
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WscentA Jaer =
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WEATHER STARTS IT
WHEAT OPENS WHERE IT LEFT OFF,
AND CLOSES HIGHER.

y y
Wheat Closes ut Thrss-EiEhths to One
Half Cest Higher Gers Runs the
Gzusslst of Various Infueaces and
Closes Higher Oats and Provisions Gain
Chicago. July sl-The feeling mani
quite strong and the market. after open
ing where II left of yesterday. advanced
h4ss cents. eaSed OF zd5s cents.
changed some and closed with IA y
cents advance The market received is
initial strength from the weather map.
the winter wheat belt, especially IN Ne
braska- The rather steady tone OF
cables also impaired some strength 10
prices. The out-inspection here was
quite liberal and ST. Louis strong and
irregular. and also aided in the ad-
vance ST. Louis was an active buyer
early, but sold December later. North
western receipts were moderate. The
market was further helped by the
weather forecast, which predicted snow
ers for northern Illinois tonight and
quoted spot steady and unchanged and
futures steady 20 I'd lower. Duluth
stocks are expected TO decrease this
week IS. 900 bushels and Minneapolis
decrease 7e0 900 bushels.
Corn opened weak on the large re-
ceipts- The reduction in rates by some
OF the western roads to meet the rate
OF competitors was also a factor. as
Were the rains west and favorable crop
prospects First trades showed Il cent
loss, but almost Immediately sofd up y
cent, eased OF y Z cent, changed some
and closed with II cen gain. a feature
was the absence Of the free selling by
elevator concerns. so proaouncsd OF
late, country acceptxnces being com
psratively small, and this encouraged
room traders, who purchased freely and
turned the market.
Oats were fairly active and unsettled
The opening was rather easy but ad-
vanced y cent with wheat and corn and
on good buying by focal parties. Out
side figures were not maintained. az
the July buying was not strong enough
10 take the increased offerings. and
prices reacted AGs cent in sympathy
with wheat and closed steady at hH4
cent over yesterday. Reports OF rain
N the west and predictions OF more
were known Is the bullish influence and
started early buying.
The provision market opened firm on
the lower receipts of hogs. The fear OF
nsst.tpulatton in pork also helped TO
create firn-ress- The shorts covered
freely and in the end September closed
at an advance OF 121. cents for the day
and January 10 cents Ribs We're al
most fully as strong, Closing ~ cents
higher for September. Lard shared on
ly slightly in the advance. September
closing today at S.. 20d3. 22iz. against
s3.11l2 yesterday. whereas pork closed
at ss.12is yesterday and left of today
at $s.25. RIBS for September closed at
s3.2712 against $3.50 on the day before.
Trading was fairly active.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat $50 cars; corn loss cars: oats s26
cars; hogs 5000 head.
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I
Rv. four-Dull: fancy S.s9q2-so-
Corn mea1-Slow.
Rye-Staady.
Rarley@Ouiet.
BARLEY ulalt-Noninal-
wbeat-Receipts 1oe. 500 bushels; ex-
ports .eeo Spot dull but firm; No. !
ha,d s.GTfc {. o. b. afoat Options
ruled firm all day excepting for an
earlv afternoon setback due 20 local
realizing. closed i4Gasc net higher. Bun
factors were heavy showers through the
west. short covering and bullish mill
81 report. No. red August e3zc: Sep
terrlb~- s32 Gs4sec. closed s4kc-
Corn-Receipts 1880 bushels: exports
10 ssa bushels. Spot dull; No. :, 3oHc
elevator. Options irrner on too much
rain in Kansas. and yesterdays good
export demand at Chicago. but finally
easAi of. Closing steady. August 33Asc:
September 2o1sc-
c.s+-uncnanged Exports 1900
bushels: receipts 10000 bushels. Spot
dull but firm
Bs.ves-Reoelp.s $40: active: native
s.ee-s Door 70 good s3-59a4s5: Texans
8. SO: stays and oxen s3-3oGi-35; bulls
81 s751 90; dry COWS s1-so1 BIS
Eu-ooean cables quote American ieiz
lie dressed weight: rem z-fa'ol oeel 81
sFsc. Exports tomorrow 40 beeves and
AIS quarters OF beef
Sheep and lamhs-Rsce.P.s $3.50: bad
" demo-alized owing 20 excessive SUD-
Ply. Sheep ard lambs lower. Sheep.
prime szeeG259: lambs Common 10
choice s2.eo13.s5-
KogVRecepts L4l1; STEADY a. sS-4eG
as.
CofeSOp opened sseany with
points decline. followed Of tsa-o7ean
weakness. local support poor, under
tone weak under continued full Brazil
ian reports Ciosed quiet and steady 5
points down 20 10 points Up. Sales a.
SO bags including August 1a-oe<f 10 o5:
SEPTEMBER s55GsTo; OCTOBER sl0FS115.
March S5S6<s9. RA dur: mid quiet:
Cor6ova Isais Sales 30 bags RIO No
q. Ia
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New Orleans, La. July 1--Cot:on
firm: r.assdzng ss5-ls. lo~ ni36lsns.
His: good ordinary. s1-is. let Re-
c~spss. 50: gross, 50; exports 70 Great
Britain, Sass. sales 4ss. Stock corrscte3
=. S4L
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REDS LUCK FAILS
STILL ANOTHER GAME LOST BY
The LEADERS.

yFhis Time II Is the Pirates Who Take Them
Ninth Inning-KilIen srlites the Umpire
and is Arrested for it-Orioies, Aided
all But Shut Ont at Boston - West
ern Association Dwindies - Western
Games.
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Western Le.gue Came.

Detroit, Mich, July 31.-Score:
r II z
Detroit .....I4o0 s12-l4 Is I
Kansas City, 0 0 1 II Is
Batteries-FGheId and Twineham; Bar
nett and Lake.
Grand Rapids. Mich, July s1-score:
r II E
Grand Rapids. . ooeoo-s 5
81. Paul.......0 D 0 s 0 o20 IS 4
BatterIes-Parker and Hodge; Den
Ter and Spies.
Columbus, O.. July Sl.-score:
RHE
Columbus ......oo0oo oIooI 4
Milwaukee 20 0 l 0 0 0 1 0 e. l
Batteries-Daniels and Wilson; Bar
OeS and Spear.
indianapolis, Ind, July 5l.-Score:
Ri z
Minneapolis o1oo10o. 5 >
Indianapolis Il ! 0 0 0 0 0 o. s /
Bstteries-Hutchinso and Schriver;
Damon and Buckley.
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RANK CLEARINGS

New York, July I--The following table,
compiled BY Bradstrset's, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage OF Increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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Western Association Games.

Burlington, Ia, July 31.-The West
err Baseball association started on
April %. with eight clubs First Quincy
ano Peoria disbanded. then ST. Joseph
was cut out Yesterday Rockford
dropped
TIE new season opened To-Day with the
pes Moines az Cedar Rapids ond Duhu-
cue az Burlington. Both games were
postponed. however. on account OF rain.
The sas son closes Sept. !, with Bu-iinv-
ton at Cedar Rapids and Des Nome.
a. Dubuque
Dubuque. Ia. July Sl--The Dubuque
A,sahau club disbandsd TONIGHT Dis
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sension among the players was the
cause OF the trouble. This ends the
Western association for the season.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST %.
No. 1. One mile novice, amateur.
mo. 3 Half mile open, professional
No. g. Half mile. boys race.
No 4. Fancy and trick riding.
No s. One mile, handicap, profess
sionaL
No. 6. One mile, 800 class. amateur
No. Z. Fancy and trick riding.
No. s. One mile. W. W. a. club cham
pioaship.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS.
No. l. Half mile, handicap. amateur.
No. 2 One mile. 2:15 CLASS, profess
sional.
No. 8. Fancy and trick riding.
No. 4 One mile. boys race
No. 5. Quarter mile, state Champion
ship.
No. s. One mile, open, professional.
No. {. Fancy and trick riding.
No. S. Two mile tandem, open, anna
teIlr.
In addition to all these races numer-
Gus prizes viii be offered for paced and
unpaced records. There viii be suf-
ficient or the program both days so
that there VIII be something going on
all the time from p. m. to p. m A
full list OF the prizes viii be published
later, ard the names of the fast men
will be published as entered.
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KANSAS STATE MEET
Moro About the Great bicycle Meeting
here This Month.


II was decided about four months ago
that Kansas should give a bicycle rae
ing circuit and work has been going
quietly on till now. All arrangements
are about completed. The national meet
takes place at Louisville. KY, August
ID 10 Is, and the Kansas circuit begins
at Lawrence, Kan, August IL, or right
after the the meet at Louisville, so that
the Kansas circuit VIII be able TO get
the majority of the fast men direct from
there to take in the circuit. Several
delegates from the different towns VIII
attend the national meet and show the
cracks VII at inducements are here for
them IN Kansas, and secure their en-
tries for az the towns On the circuit.
Under the rules OF the L. a ". now
" lren a man enters at certain place he
has got to show up there and race or
give some good excuse or he is expell-
cd from the L. A. W. and all future
racing. Another thing no race meet
promoters are allowed 10 advertise any
man unless they have his written en-
try so If the public notice that fast
man is entered or advertised they can
depend upon il that they will see him
ride. after tie Lawrence meet the
cracks VIII go TO Topeka for August IS,
and from there TO Sahna. where the
state meet is held August 20 and 81.
They then go to Empor.a for the 24th,
and then Wichita the 18th and 10Th.
After which they go 10 Fort Scott and
P;Ssbdrg. Nebraska also has a state
circuit consisting of eleven towns
which begin at Fremont July q and
ends at Omaha, Aug. and s, so that
all the cracks from this circuit can be
counted on for the Kansas circuit
Delegates from Kansas will also be in
attendance at some OF these meets to
secure the fast men and a delegate is
now on the Illinois circuit 10 secure the
best men from that state. In all there
promises TO be about 100 of the best
amateur and professional riders in the
United States on the Kansas circuit
and as Wichita viii offer the best in
ducements, they VIII all be in attend
ance here. The program for the two
DAYS Will be as follows:
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NEW YORK Markets

New York. July H--Flour-Recelpls
1900 barrels; exports li.oVi oafre.s-
Quiet but firm ontwinter wneaI osa''oS-
Rye fiour-Dull: fancy ss--oSa -'eo-
Corn meal-Slov.
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ned down by the chest and apparently
met instant death
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
Incendio y sesln. j. t

En- EiCwle6ytnas de San Sc
bastian, fecha 2o de Mario 6ltl
mo, leemos con horror 10 siguien
te:
"Cuando a1n estuviera IA pohIa
tion de San Sebastian bajo Ia impre
sion terrible de aquel nefando or,
men, que con caraoter de mutilacio
sc consume hars dos meses en- /
desgraciada Antonio Feliciano. y qu
aIn duerme en- el misterio, otro, d,
bestialidad ms declarada que aquei
v;ene a consternar hoy el pueblo y
sembrar en- los animos de sus habi
tantes el espanto y el horror.
El lunes - del corriente fue incen
diada por un extreme Ia finca cafe
terra de don Andres VElez Rivera.
Al ser avisado este seiior por 4
guien de 10 que ocurriera en- 50 ;.r,
piedad. salio presto en- defeasa de sn,
intereses agricolas, que acosados D"
Tin elemento tan devoradof, corrial
peligros inminentisimos.
En- camino de su auxilio. y a. i
metido entire follajes. halo este scsiu.
el cadaver de su alquilado Jose Cor
dero, que pocos momentos antes acel
baba de salir de la casa en- diligeDciss
domesticas. asesinado dc una niaus
"a horrorosa.
Acto Continue, despues de sofocs:
el fuego de la finca en- union de su
peones. dio conocimiento al Juzgae
de Ia loca,idad, quien inmediatamen,s {
Personose ALI, instruyendo las di..
gencias sumariales y decretando ellie
vantamiento del cadSver, qae fue in
mediatamente trasladado al pueblo. Y.
de este al Dept sito del Cementeri i.
El interfecto presentaba On aspes
to horripilante.
Puestas de manifesto innumerab
heridas, en@l la region derecha del Gu
10 y craneo, casi podia eoasidesarsest
en- estado de mutilaci6n.
~ Wv SAoPO OC SlCtC uGtso8S pro
fundas casi destrozaban por complet
el h1mero y hom6plato del mism
lado.
Sobre el cuerpo ostentabA otras he
ridas de consideration, y entre ellss
Cos en- el costadn. que paftie,onle al
eunas costillas. y que. ssgdn inc.
fdeultativa, fuerone inferidas y ca
dzver.
Hasta Ia fecha. no sabemos que r.
eaigan sospechas sobre ninguno DC
los detenidos.
Elinterfecto sc dice ,lue era hom
bre de buen vivir, ignorand,,se 20.
Ct mpleto el paradero dc sE fcroz a
g'esor.
Sc pulula por ahi que csc h.
sido el mismo incendlayio.
Tai vez sorprend'do por Cor
dcro, en- momentos RE 80 ineendiari
destruction. consurn6 el hecho de ma
tar al que segursmente hubiera sid.
Sd delator."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

81 veis 4 los nihos p1iidos, ean.ad.
por el cTecimiento, peresosos { ina
peientes, no yaeileis en- dasles { 4 ''Ht.
ro Lefas." FL apetito. las fuerzas
los colores de la salSd vueiven al ca
DO de algunos dias, y loo psogresOs 70.
visibies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

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On sasgs gsnefsi pass vsss@s
De Hshsna. yep. ssp Osaas 4.
nssiis & n as Bsgniswa eos esss
FTiiios pssa vasioa.
Ds HavFs , eses'as. ysp. n
"OiiAa kodugses" ~ r. ns.s )
loo, go sasga gsnsth pase ssfia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
/. DHDlcAroRIA.
LA RAzoN DEL TITuLo.

SUMARlo.-Luchemos.-Nl debe1
sum pbio.-Ls generation que su-
be.-I.e justiois humana-Pretax-
1oa ssln IN ales. .- La formula del
sroer eo.-M progreso J sus ma
aii.- u. c'ones.-Ls opinion p6blica.
r pafiodikmo.-Lo que debe Ger
=, peIsod,smo.-Lo que eG hoy 10
preDse.-Ls prensa J Las ieyeA-
- politicA-Lo cue debe ser 10
co ltics Como se'hacen los poll
ticos.-Oomo naCen los partIdoe -
Los p,ogrsmas 'politioos.--AYtiA-
clos politinos.--Rl carnsval p0liti-
so.-Miserias politicas. - GinceEi-
dad politioA--Fanstiamo politieo
Lis denocraeiA-Principlos de-
moore tioos.--Absurdos democsAti
cos.--Dslirios democrAtlcos. - In
liberisd dc Ia OAtedra.-LIbertsn
cor ira derecno.--La iguAldAd %
olal.-- La lgnaldsd On In historic
lLAigaAldsd anre la rsEon.--Ls 90
herAnia-- La asnaagogiA--Isor hun
Iros modsEuog.--i.a rovoluclon. ~
La. hnclg clg@s,---CoEfcaidn J caos. ~
u PFopGgandas dem ,
sedoras ---Canoes sooiAl.--Antino
nlas y AnomsiiaA--El mAyos q
IL, . srroreA " 10 naves--npi
'ogo y oonalusihn-
De ven pG&~-kn 10 ImpsentA DE-
BoLwrIM MMsoAsTiI.
Preelo.--Un psao siRaaaaAa ssr
savos riemplAr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

-, ra las "Mujeres" en- "einta." Ia
odrizas" y los "Nihos" 4 quienes
tacuita Ia "Denti:ion" y el "Cseciml-
ento," nada hay superior al afsmad,
Vino dc "Quina Laroche" "Fosfst'
do" (honrado con una Recompens
de I6, 600 f.. " Medallas De '-Oro.
por el Gobierno Franees).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

An1nciase que el 26 de Al,
pr6ximo tendra efecto en- la I'm
versidad de la Habana la ele
ci6n de un Senador, en- Ia cua. {.
marian parte los Directories !.
los Institutes y Escuelas esps
ciales del Distrito universitar,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05

Los mas activos agentes terapeu.
ticos. los de valor incontestzble, como
el "Hierro" y H. "Quina Bravais. =
forman parte de Ia hygiene esrrien,
y fortihcan los tempersmentos ma
debiles { infaliblemente destnados :
la anemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-05
EANTOR

Domingo, S. San Vieenf G Fe
rrer Ct, y Santa Emilia. virgen
Lunes. 8. Sap CeleS .ino. "a
pa y confesor.
Martes T. San Epifanio. OF
Y mzrtir.