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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
Midway Horse Market.

Barrett & Zimmerman's Report-Receipts
light; demand limited; prices low. Sales:
Wgt. Price
sound ..........1,o 900 500 90
pr bey geldings,9 yrs, wind
WOih : .....z, NV ~ W
pr bay mares, and 6, service
sound, drivers .... 1000 80 90
gray mare, yrs, service,
SOuHu Il ,lDU " %
bay mare 6 yrs sound 4 400 G5 90
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

gun to borrow from the market. with the
result that the short-loan. rate Is rising.
The prospect Is that next week borrowers
Will be driven to the bank, and money will
be temporarily dearer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

Gle !6.i6 *sas5d HIM 1z1a1ah ththth
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Treasury state
Available cash balance. s237. AL 43S; gold re-
serve. $121, STA, All.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

LONDON, Oct. 24-In the wheat market to-
day. holders at the opening asked Sd advance
but did not obtain it, and business closed
prices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

negroes, but 1t needs to be systematized and
extended.
The coming year will be spent in gathering
statistics as to the manner or life OF the pee
pie. their resources, and greatest needs. At
the next conference, plans will be discussed
for organized work Ere long wide IN
terest must certainly be felt in this movement,
which means so much to both races In the
South. The work is being done not only for
the negro but for the public good. To anne
liorate their own condition is to elevate the
icaI. RI the city will not do it for them they
will do it for the city. And may they pros
per in their undertaking.
The only opium permitted to be used by the
British Pharmacopoeia is obtained from Asia
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
Chicago Money.

cent. Foreign exchange steady. Sterling
London, $4.84A and $4.81A. Posted rates,
$4.85R and 81 50.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
New York CIearfngs
WHEAT SLUMP RESISTED

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Clarings, 500, 245
749; balances, $4,162,972.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

Adams Express ...144
Alton, T. y. So
American Elk. 100
Baltimore & o.. AL:
Canada Pac. -, sly
Can. Southern ..t 46Z
Central PACE. 14Z
Chacago & Altoha154
Con. Gas 4. !14S
Col. G. & /. u. n! \:
D. & R. CT pfdr 43
East Tenn. "a. -, 14K
Fort Wayne $50 :160
Great Nor. pfd lis
G. & E. l. nfd SO
st. Paul & nD.9,. 10
Kan. & Tex, pfdi 25A
Lake E. & w 16
Louis. & NAL. 2.
Manhattan Cong. 92A
Mem. & CfiarlesI Is
Mobile & Ohio :: IL
Nashville ghatA! 63
n. ]. Central. .s.l103l
N. & w. pfd. -. 1871
U. p. D. ZIG. q
N. w. pfd =. .143
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
JAMESON, HEVEhER < CO..
Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay. Etc,

Northwestern Agents for PILLsBURY's BEST
FLOUR.
State Agents for Griswold Bros Hay Bale
Ties. Write Us for prices,
le1. lSS end IS5 Ear: 9th <f..Ss pau
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
LIVE STOCK.
Heavy and Not Much offered at
South ST. Paul Yards.

Receipts-70 hogs, 100 cattle, 200 sheep.
Hogs-Heavy hogs about steady; light and
mixed higher yards cleared early. Quality
good. REPRESENTATIVE sol
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

WALL STREET, .o ssss5 GPsra.tls Ion.
Quoted. MANUAL, Explaining Best Meth
DDS FREE, Margins $500 upward Cor
respondence invited =. j. PECK " CO !,
CO Broadway, n. r.. Established 1873
Members Consol. Stock Exchange.
The following table shows the fluctuations
in the. leading railway and Industrial stocks
yesterday:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

The following were the closing prices OF
other stocks as reported by the Associated
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

N. Y. & n. E.. As
Ontario & w. -. 141s
Oregon Imup. "a
Oregon Nav. -. is
o. S. L. & U. N. IA
Peoria, Dec. & E. 2
PittsburS -. =. 1852
Rio G. w. ...... Is
do pfd .......... 40
st. Paul & o.. 4015
do pfd .121
Southern Pac. -. 14A
Tenn. C. & L.. 23%
T. & o. G. pfd.. so
U. S. Express :. SO
Wells Fargo Elk. sc
w. & Lake e. 61s
do pfd ......... 27h
MINI. & st. L.. 161a
Den. & X. c.. He
Natl Linseed -. IS
Col. F. & I. -. 1874
do pfd ....... 80
T., ST. L. & K. C. Az
do pfd 80. ~. 10
Southern !. $50. S3s
do pfd .......... 251s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

Cattle-Quiet: Not much offered and the
common cattle left over were very slow.
Good cattle Of all kinds are steady and In
good demand. Representative sales:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25
Bond List.

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-State bonds dull /;
railroad bonds firm; government bonds firm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-25

liberal and values firm. Twins, fancy full
cream, new, 9@1Oc; twins, common to fair,
101kc; Swiss cheese, Il @i2c brick, No j.
new, 9@10c;. brick sNoa 2ynews 7QSc. - ~
EGGS-Market steady: receipts light. No.
l cold storage, 15c; scandled stock, fresh,
1Qc, seconds QO10o s.s-=r.r
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

PROPOSALS
L FOR $4,000 OF THREE AND oNE-HALF PER
CENT COLI BONDS AND STOCK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK
OTHERS HoiDiNC TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR
IgED by AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATIVE PASSED
MARCH -. 1888. TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED BY the
Comp,roer Of the City OF New York. al his Office No
-'' MoNbAY THE 9TH DAY or July; 1895.
II o'clock A. NJ. when they VIII he publicly opened
or Registered Bonds and Stock Of The city OF New York
bearing three and one-haf per cent per an
mum PAYABLE semi-snnuaiiy to w c,,. -. >,.. vo-,
known 'school-house Bonds" the prn-
cipal payable Nov J. ipl4
10000 90 Consoidatet stock ~ the cty OF New YORK
leg. Of the City OF New York the prn-
cipal PAYABLE Nov. J. 1914.
The principal Of and the interest on me above,lescrioei
state. OF America Of the standard of weight ana
fneness at Office Of the Comptroller = ;he Cy Il
New York -
Those persons bids accepted will be required
10 deposit with City Chamberlain the Of
nrcur thereon within three days notice Of such
scc1ptanc. In Of failure make deposit
the Ccmptroer shall have option awarding sad
sad stock for and the Bidders thus falling make
such deposit shall liable the City OF New York for
the loss II any thus sustained.
The proposals Should ~ ncosed In sealed envelope
indo-.ei Proposals for Bonds Of the Corporation Of tho
CITY = New York. Re opened July % 1905 and than
Incl second envelope. addressed to the Comproi-
r." III" '"i''"'A" AsHBEI. p FITCH
Comptroller
City ~ New Yo-x-Fnance Department coriptrolier's
Office. July 20, 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
Railroad For Sale.

The undersigned will oer at Public Auction at Cnu'o
c.rn.r In the Clty Of John. New brnnswlcA az -
CtocL non Tues.iay August IS 1896 all the oatshnd-
,nv bonds Of the Central Railway Company ~ New
,k rnountlng 10 $eS beng first mortgage ponds on
s.venv Ave miles railway nov IN opefhon ana aIto
the q said company Inc
-, 10 sod as one lot giving the purchaser entire con,r'
Of said company. go. ..-s s,.,.r. az 600, =. ah Mt
time ~ sale: balance - one quarter the ptenn-
~, r,,bin thirty t3D days thereafter. the rtnalnng
,,hr-eerters in equal payments Of one two ana 'nlr
@ H,'i,b interest For circulars giving further par
?ra's MI dd,e.s " A. LOCxHART. 81. John. New
Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

me @ Bonds ana stock Of the city OF Sew York
Ing interts, three and onehaf per cent per annun
500 oc oo consod4ed Stock City of New York
FOR constructing q bridge over the Harlem
River at 1h![a av'nl'. the principal paya-
1o4 eo4 % con.ciis,ed stock Il tn. CITY Of Yor1
w. known as 'schooi-h hous, Bonds" the prr-
ss,s % con.osasa la sss9s Stock ,s OF the
the principal payable Nov. I. 1915
5000 co Consolidated Stock q the Cty OF New York
and expenses cerilfcd by the Change Of
Grade damage Commission the principal
7ooo 90 cSnso,aeG fsoRs M sack ' Of the City York
for the construction, OF the the New EVIL East ,d1 Flyer
ao s.sS of II f public Cy If faH Hv sr PARK
wa WAYS s't and Drives IN II. city Of New York
100 900 % Consolidated stock OF the city OF New York
for repav.ng roads. streets and avenues in
the Tweniyh1% D5%oss and SSy T'niyfsrh 1872 Wards
4s2 o.2 a5 Consolidated Stock of the City Of New York
fcr the pa yneni of state Taxes for the sup
port 4 ihs insane. the principal payable
Sax EssaR, from Tss Ts.a;9p Il; isSs ssisr
10 hs sos St Hae Of he Gy Of New York
"'''' known ns Additional Water Stock OF the
CITY Of New York. the principal payable
This 9S sa c5ssp ns~p Of fss Es ToHsGn o andsE sy
the authority Of q resolution Of the Commits
snners Of the Sinking Fund. adopted sep
p5nS. T: sa sae E az. ssd sb Ss
s aeSs. Of at mST s f fs SG Of the ef City Of
New York. oo>,r,-,o..s
Those persono bids accepted will be required
to deposit the CITY Chamberlain the amount ot STOCK
awarded 10 them value together with the pre-
Mum harao, within days after notice Of such
In the OF failure make such deposi.
he Conproiler shall have the option % awarding said
tock IN the NEXT highest bidder Of readversns the
said stock for sale and the bidders thus falling 20 make
such deposl, shall be liable to the City OF New York for
the loss II any thus sustained
The proposals should be incosed In sealed envelope
Pror,.als Bonds OF the Corporation Of the
rity Of New York be opened July 2s ls6 and then
ncicsed I, second envelope. addressed 20 the Comp
trollar Of the city OF New York
For full Information city Record -
'0 '''' AsHBEL r. FITCH.
Comptroller
City OF New York-Flnance Department. CoHptroAers
Office July 20 1890.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET

Sales Of Government bonds cor sisted Of SlO-
600 registered 4s OF 1925 at 1928, $4,000
$4,000 at 1888. and $4,000 at ia. Final quo
tations follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

Railway bonds were irregular. with more gains
than losses. Among the strong features were
Atchison general Is. which advanced 10 10: the
adjustment Is. ~ TO 35. Chicago and Northern
Pacific first receipts. 1as to 1914: Erie As prior
bonds to 50: Northern Pacific consoi % as
sented. Il. to 41a4 Southern Railway first os y
to S3i1: Wabash 2ds y 10 I2l2. The principal
weak features were Rock Island extension os,
which lost u TO 3d. Erie general lien 3-4s. y TO
59ss; ST. Louis and Iron Mountain rs. Y to 6SA
Jersey Central general rs IL to 114i2; Burng-
ton conso is. 2as to 1l31s. and Rio Grnnde West
ern lists. y to 50.
Money on call was 2G3 per cent. Time money
rates were higher al 4Gii2 per cent for thirty 70
sixty days. per cent for three months. oi2go
per cent for four months. and g per cent for SIX
months. The commercial paper market rates
were quoted al 5isG6 per cent for prime indorsed
bills receivable 6 per cent for four months ac-
ceptance and choice four months sinSie-namc
paper. per cent for the best class SIX months
single-rame paper. and above for paper not so
we'll known.
The market for sterling exchange was easier;
to the amount of $2000O00 was taken for ex.
port. Posted rates Of the principal drawers OK
foreign exchange closed at 81 SSi7 and 81 oJia lot
long and short sterling respectively; Parls.
francs 5142s for long and ol212 for short Ber-
lin, reichsmarks. 95is for long and ~ for snort;
Amsterdam, guilders. 4OA for long and 4o12 ior
short. Rates for actual business closed as loi-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS GUARpANs AM
OTHERS HoLpING TRUST FINDS ABE iS, AZ In9p, It ~
IZED BY AN AT OF THE LEGISLAIlR Rl
PASSED MARCH II. 1889. IT, INVEST IN THESE
BONDS AND STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
Central Of Georgia R'y Co.
ALL ISSUES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Croesbeck e. Sterling,
so BROADWAY.
PROPOSALS.

| FOR 81. sos of2!s OF THREE AND oNE-HALF
PER CENT. GOLD BONDS AND STOCK OF THE
CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

LAcsde Cas-. 1si. isA Union Pacific. 81 a..
Lake Shore. ...H2 1i3 Wabash pf. 49,. l4r 1tt
Louis 6 Nash 49,. AZ. Wheel L E.. ~ -s,.
Mo Pacific. II 11A West Union I'is 1s5s
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
Bank ncports.


DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL SECOND NATIONAL. BANK 0, the city Of New
yo,,s AZ New York the State OF New York. at the
close ~ July ~ ls:~
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
ftnduria!.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF new YORK,
so BROADWAY.

NEWIORk, July in"o
Notice Is hereby given that the following numbered
bonds Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
COLLATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE have this day been
redemption accordance with the inienture
49,
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE
c-oonnroiler or the city New York his Office, No
go broadway, in the city II New York. until
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JULY 1s?6.
IL clock A. when they Will be publicly opened Tor
the OF the following described oupon OF
Registered the City OF Sew York pear
ing interss, three and onehalf pe. cen, per annun
parable semi annually, to VII;
500 0Oc 90 Consolidated Stock a. the CITY OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
A RALLY IN STOCKS.
.rrERS TO STOP GOLD EXPORTS.
-, STREET SENTIMENT IMPROVED
BONDS AND MONEY.

,~ AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE July =
ALe ~cs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNlN'rS.
~ ryrrAND CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
1894. 1898. 1895
Number q miles ls9S ..iooo- 90. %.
Second week In July. sl6ol lsS WI 20 20 70
Jan ] % July l4...... C21V,iS5 'l''ot4 o''i'o'f
LOUISVILLE NEW-ALBANY AND CHICAGO.
>-,h.. =, -,ues 53T 53I b3T
Second week in July. s39.oil soZ ~ soo'e,l
Jsn N Julv IA 80. 353. 466 156T,sGJ l.628.5iJ
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERN
>-. -, IL, 4o1t 4se7 5OGs
Month Of 81 iOo+f s asoosi -.
Ian / 70 June 30 ... 1896 79o l3o6ll54 10 iD3l6
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
ronaon Julv % p n.--Cons1ls. li3 ZIG FOR money
and i'm fo~ the account Canadian Pacific. O; Erie.
i4l Erie first preferred. 3os; Illinois Central "a Mex
icao ordinary. isi. Paul common, Il7. New York
Central g;S.; Pennsylvania. 80: Reading 5is: Mexican
Central per cent bonds o'A LOUISVILLE anu Ntsh'A'e'
Atchs0n common. IL
80 n n-Money i.di3 per cent The rate of discount
The open market for both short and three months bills
is ner cent, India Council bills allotted today
a, an advance Of i-lGd rer rupee 49,
q n r,-Pars advices quote per cent ren'es al loi
francs - cenmes for the account ana exchange on Lon
an n, - francs - centimes for checks
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE. CoMrAN' W
AiH -@-' NEW-YORK
81 and 3o ''!DerV 9"es| A N.y-York July E. 1916
,J,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this com
p,nv has this day declared dividend q - H ns
c.,, and an extra dividend OF per cent paya,s hooks
Conpanys Offices August l. ls96 Inc @as'r @ r.ooened
v,t 'be closed wednesday. the lotn ins'.' anu '''
Monday the 90 % N's JOHN DUER Treasures:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

TENNESSEE COAL. IRON & Ri r. r; 20 CO; 500
vv>HE COI@PONS due August 1st, 1896, on the
ne Bardeleben Coal and Iron Company VIII De pa'a
o, maturity az the Hanover National BANK =. p.,.
1hs COR -pONS due !, 1896 on tfe oo..i. :,
hry h,nds Of this Company will pc paid AZ ia'u''' ~
the Fourth 'aUo"ai D'''" j. BOWRON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23
RockaWay Beach.

VIA n. Y. AND ROCKAwAY BEACH r. r
Train. leave Long Island Gty & daily except sunday
5s5 6.G 1890. $50. $50 p NJ: Saturdays 2'Os. sos
$50 p NJ
New-York tribune., 1896-07-23

100 Mob 4 Q u 81 IS a
s0sp Nor & Essen ist l3'
700 80 Psc IS; Col IS 4
loco 90 Is; ccn... >
spu DO Tr IS. ~
.nN y c & 81 y LIST. ~
jJJD 90 ..........l-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04
THE FANTASTIC SLEEVE.
1t Is n symphony In Curions Friiis-The
Empire Fnvorite.

Never was there Il wider range for the
choice in sleeves than now, and sleeves
play a TAR greater part in the becoming
ness of a toilet than one would think says
the New York Commercial Advertiser.
For instance, Il slim figure looks much
better in a fun bishoy sleeve of the big
pun to the elbow than IN either the leg o
mutton or the Empire. While round
svcl'c figure should oschcw both of these
former modes, as tending to make them
appear heavy and bulky, taking away
from the symmetrical lines of the figure,
For the latter class the Empire is a
favortc model and it Is smart enough to
make every one wish To wear it. 1t con-
ss,s of wide. immensely fun poulf at
the shoulders, dropping over the top of the
skin-tight sleeve, which Is usually mass
of crosswise wrinkles. and made to extend
over the hands in long point
a pretty fashion is to cover the entire
lower arm with lace. filled in over the
foundation to match the puff, Another
charming model of the Empire has Il nar-
ing puff springing from a littcd lowcrarm;
Il band of embroidery joins the puff TO the
lower arm, and gives "A finished effect
The "scctioned" bishop sleeve is wonder
fully chic and is n faVorite style for thin
gowns of all descriptions, 1t is cut in
four portions, all of which are Joined by
bands of lace or opcuwork embroidery
A deep band of stirring fits it closely
over the shoulder and again at the wrist
finished by a fril,
This sleeve Is especially smart made ur
of sheer muslin over SILK foundation
which shows off the deicacy of the lace
insertions to advantage. The leg O. NUT
ton sleeves, with many new embellish
ments, are seen. A charming model has
| the fullness of the lower arm caught into
folds to fit the arm and held to above tn,
elbow. n number of small buttons deco
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04
How TO Develop Ones Calves.

We have some good news for bicy-
clists who have reason to rcgIct the
thinncss Of their calves. A friend OF
ours, who has model pair, assures us
that they are not thus developed through
bicycling, but simply because every day
he jumps for the space of five minutes,
falling each time on his toes only. A
half II minute MAY suffice for the first
trial, but, with a little practice, tho
exercise may he endured longer. When
you have modern society calves, you
may thank us for that Boston Herald,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04
ADDED MISERY.

Perry Patettic-Gce whiz This here
paper says the blood in a mans body
travels more'n 10000 miles in a year.
Wayworn Watson-Wot did you go an
tell me for? Amt tired enough already?
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04
FOR hLIGHT PROTECTION.
g5S-AITA CAPE.
Sizes Medium and Large.

Small shoulder-capos with ripple effect
are quite popular, for while imparting a
drcssy effect they afford slight protection.
silks, satins, velvet, crepon, ana gredadine
are the fabrics chosen for the capes, lined
with bright-colored silks. Lace, chiffon,
gauze, ana ribbon are lavishly heaped up
on them in frils ruchos and bows, The
cape illustrated Is Of black embroidered
white net over golden bronze silk a full
full of chantlly lace over another otpinked
silk finishes the edge ana Is headed by n
ruche of black and white lace. Loops of
pansy ribbon and the lace finish the neck
A special illustration and full directions
about tho pattern will bo found on the en-
veope In which II is enclosed,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04
De wlTT's
Witch Hazel
SAlvE
A we'll known cure for piles

Cures obstinate sores, chapped hands,
eczema, skin diseases. Makes burns
prove the quality IL paid double the
price. The best salve that experience
can produce or that money can buy.
1T CURES PILES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-25

"Un Gobierno comptometido en-
una lucha como la lucha actual. 4
unos generates que tienen que aten
der a las necesidades inmensas 6 que
tienen que atendes los gen sraies gus
mandan en- Cuba, y sobre, todo. e.
general en- iefe: & unos capitanes y
soldados, & un elemento militar como
el que alh pelea, no puede regatear
les, no puede hacerles esperar. NO
puede dejarles entender dificultades
nj embarazos ; es precise, pof el con
trario, introducirles la con6anza en- el
pecho, llevarsela al coraz6a y decirles:
+" Teneis detras una patria que nj por
un instante siquiera os dejara de dar
10 que es Ell nerIio de la guerra y
(Aplausos
IEstamos en- esa situaci6n hoy en-
la isla de Cubs9 Yo no quiero deer
10: no es verdad que haga falta alli
mas que aquello que es inevitable en-
un pats difcilmente transitabie po
las lluvias, por la falta de caminos;
aauello que es inevitable por la distri
bucion de las fuerzas. por la disper-
sion natural de las unidades de COM
bate, que imposibillta tener un o~gs
nizaci6n administrative y de estabiii-
dad tan perfecta como Sc puede tener
en- un pals en- estado no NAL. Pero,
en- fin. que alli no hay en- estos mo
mentos la holgura que Sc necesita,
eSto es indudable. y no temo decirlo
va ante el pais (Sensacion)
Me preguntaba el sefior Silvela, y
no sc 81 llega 4 deeirlo expresamante,
aunque hablo con una gran claridad,
pero yo 10 entendf quiza porque 10
sentfa y 10 pensaba: SQe cree el Co
bierno del fin de la guerra de Cuhs
lQue esperanto tiene en- ese fia7 Ci-
taba TN preverbio: no hay que yer el
principle (y, en- efecto yo no he vlsto
el principio, me he encontrado va del
otro lado del princlpic) J. no hay que
YER tanto el principle como el fin.
iCuAl pueie ser el finf Seguramente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-25

con fecha ocho del corriente mes, an
oficio al reu.atista del Impuesto de
Consumes. en- el SO citaron las siguien
tes disposiciones legales: Ley de 8 de
J unio del 68. Orden de 10 de D:ciem
bre dol 73 Reales Ordenes de q de
Abril del 70 y 15 de Janio del n y
Rsglamento Provisional para la co
branza del Impuesto de Consumes
de 16 de JUNO de 1885 iLas ha
leido detenidamente S. S.7 GLas co
noce oil Exmo Ayuntamiento de es-
ia Ciudad
Segunda.-1No estan al caLce de
S. s. otras leyes complementarias de
las va dichasf
Tercera. Al negarse ell Rsmatista
don Geronimo Tous & despachar Ii,
bre de tributaci6n las especies grava-
das que mandaban los senores Cola
20, Perez Guerra y Go. para su
colonia Carmelita" y quejarse & la
Autoridad de V. s Spuede el Ayun
tsmiento legislar. como 10 ha preten
dido hacer en- su session del dia IL,
ordenando que para conciliar intere-
ses del Rematista y los due1os de co
lonias Agrfcolas. estos rens'tan (Sd
dossde?) ss,,a rezacioa de sas respectiUos
cozonos con- copia del coatrato celebrad1
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sean colonos ogrWp0dos. reIaci6s sso1ss
nal de 6stos para cosceder d cada ss'sC
de eIlos franqascias por los vtusres Qwe
menswalne,ste SO importer para las co
loniGs?
Cuarta. s. y dem&s seilores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-25
Was TORCIDAS

Rep1tese squl un suceso triste.
Cada vez que estas coeas acontecen
esta de luto la ciudadanla.
Porque en- las regiones del derecho
porque en- las esferas de Ia libertad
ell goipe dado 6 uno debe sentirse en-
la mejilla de todos.
La sociedad es un lago inmenso
Cuando Sc arroja en- 81 un cuerpo ex
tra1lo, ell cfrculo que alif Sc forma va
ensanchandose, ensanchandose hasts
remover la ancha superfcie
Aquf SO ha dado ahora en- la for
de parapetarse, por futilezas, detrAs
del tj6rcito, que es uno de los orga-
nismos mas respetables de la socie
dad.
Tuvo Mariana Abrii que tomar las
de Villadiego.
Izcoa consume en- un calabozo de
ValIadolid, como 81 fuera el mas ne
gro de los criminales, su robusta
juvsntud.
Q1iere instituirse que los consoles
de guerra entiendan en- cosas s6lo
prc pias de los tribunales civiles.
Toca hoy ell turno al ciudadano
Ermelindo Bauza, de Penuelas. en-