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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-24

Ninos memories de l2 anos, mi
tad del pasaje.
Pasajes de ida y vuelta, lopS
de rebaja.
Los vapores de esta lfnea han
sido construfdos en- Philadelphia
expresamente para este tratico,
con comodidades muy especiales
para pasajeros y emplean de Puer-
to- Rico a New-York al rededor
de cuatro dfas y medic.
lAgentes en- San Juan VfLLAR
e COMPANfA.
Z Agentes generates: MORALES q
CoMPANfA. Playa de Ponce.
ADMON. DE LA COMPANIA
ANONIMA DE LA LUZ
ELLCTRICA.
La Junta Directive acord6 que
al verificarse la sustituoi6n de Las
bombillas del alumbrado incandes-
cente, deben los seflores abonados
devolver las que sean objetO del
| cambio.
Ell abonado que no estuviese con-
forme, go selvira pasar aviso 6 Ia
Administrator, dentro del plszo
de 10 dfas, en- cuyo caso Sc rescin-
dira ell contrato.
Ponce, 20 de Noviembre 1898.
Ell Administrator, WencesSa0 81
.fre q S0ler.
ATENCION.--I sefiores
Frau q Co acaban de recibir una
| partida del afamado aceite Olivia
marca Moncaide. Plaza mer-
cado.
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IRON AND STEEL.

Past Month; Generally tho Worst; Has
brought Unu,nal Prosperity To the
Traue--0ntiools Encouraging.
PITTSBURGH, Dec, 3l.-The Amerl-
can Manufacturer and Iron World in It's
review, Of the iron and steel trade says:
h The past month, generally the worst OF
the year, seems TO have brought prosper
lity to the leading branches OF the iron
and steel trade. From al! quarters come
reports OF better conditions, al although the
past week, has developed nothing new.
The railroads are talCing up more mill
products and the agricultural implement
manufacturers, ,are;now buying MATERIAL
This class of ironfand steel consumers is
preparing for a big years work. Our
reports of the past weeks trade show
nothing particularly new in prevailing
conditions. In the eastern market eouth-
.ern pig iron !s being offered more freely,
but pig Iron prices remain firm. Steel
:billets have advanced, as all users are
now In the market But iron Is slow in
the eastern market and orders for sheets
Ere growing rather scarce. $
Z At Chicago steel products are growing
thrmer Though thesmarliet,is is not par;
tienlaf fly lively. j1n some lines of finish
ed steel seller will not quote prices for
delivery after February l. Cincinnati
trepor more ainquiriesS for pig iron but
no big orders closed recently At. Clere-
land Bessemer and foundry pig iron are
being held. The Wheeling market in
nearly all lines Is rather dull and slow.
a good feature of thes.situation in most
of the iron districts is! that the mills are
making only a brief stop for repairs.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN

Say They 10 Not See How Any Republt-
cnn With Honor In Ills Soul Can Co
Back on lsnnnx. ,l. )
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec 31.-Thc Dis
patch sent messages TO all Ohio con-
gressmen as follows:
Republican, congressman VERT asked !.
."1f Hon. n. A. Hanna Is the caucus
nominee, can Republican members or
the Legislature honorably vote other
wise than for lim?" VI 3,s -, :
To this Congressman Southard re.
piled: mo Republican member OF the
legislature who respects himself or thn
pledge OF his party can vote against
Hanna for senator" ~
Congressman Shattuc said: II do NOT
think any Republican member of tho
Legislature can honurably vote for. INV
other than Hanna, whether he Is or is
not the caucus nominee. Hannn was
en6orsPd by the state convention. md
there Was nm implied agreement thut
iNeynber5 OF the legislature cannot hon.
orably vote for any other than Hanna.
whether he Is or Is not the caucus nomi
nee. Hanna was endorsed by the state
convention, ana there was an implied
agreement hatmembcrs OF the lcrisla-
ture should carry out the convention
pledge" '{i:1. =
Congressman Danroril said: " reply
no, and further there Is not tho slight
est danger that any member elected as
q Republican will vote against Mr..
Hanna" af5S &.fI. .. n i,Ti'
Congressman Weaver said: IT do not
think any Republican member of tho
legislature should voto against Hanna
for senator, either In or out of the
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T. tfsTsa. vh.l
pendltures for the same period, not.
withdrawing JanunrR d ad possibly
Aprll-thc two months for psytneht OF
quarterly interest--wllll show a balance
on the wrong side. 5 i x IS !,
present consumption OF lportRd sugar
and wool OF classes. one aiid two Sehtl-
ties the treasury has only begun 10 be
felt az 10 sugar, and ms To voc ,yiIFa1ot
be materially felt tisfor several mont hs.
The Increased recelpts from internal
revenue taxes are due 10 tho rayisipfiss
OF the new teciif abol!shl,ig ~ lsA
count on beer stamps aud decreasing.
the tax on cigarettes ana 10 | thes bot-
ting ,lnw8 passed yfthe las t'pagres s.
in. connection With the, ,imprsisi icii,eiit IN
business. ~; tgl -
t"While the apparent leGciehcy for
tho first half OF the presen fiscal year
has been about forty foiir .ruii lions tthe
revenue having been nearly sI5e ,o6e, 900
and the expenditures Two hundred snnd
two mlllions). vet itsw!ll be cbssiyed
that this would have been ia lsnpc syylp ped
out bv the thirty-elsh mill llorsi OF RIVE.
rue received from March a ~ Jiiltif
romimportat!ons Il, excess 6f siie sne
period OF the previous year. made In
antlclpa ton OF the new tariff and IN.
tended for consum rtion the present as
cal year, which revenue was p bt ne les
sarily placed to the credit OF the last
fiscal year. but in equity belongs TO this
1scal year. And this does fiot take In
to account the absolute loss of revenue
arisiny from anticlpatory imp ations
which the treasury has alreads experi-
enced and will continue for seysral
months to experience in a less ldegtee."''
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CUBAN SITUATION.

Alleged Conspirncy Among Employees OF
Tohncco G-o,rcrs--Lcn,lcrs iniprInonc,,.
.Chr:stnins Night Riots-Thc Awfnl Con-
slitlon ~ the trconccntradoS. "a.
HAVANA, via Key West, Fla, Dec,
3l.-Dc:G!ls have been received from
Spanish sources OF q conspiracy against
Spanish rulc said to have been discover
cd in the province OF Pinar del Rio. Itis
narrated that $500 men employed IN the
flelds OF Clay, Broke 6: Co., tobacco
growers, and who had been dIsarmed,i
consprcd 10 join the insurgents. Their
leaders have been imprisoned in Moro
castle. 49, i1Sg 'aFss \
n On Christmas night there were rotg
similar TO those which hfoccurrGd at Ha-
vann. MatnnzaS and other towng. The
demonstrations were; intended aS n pro-
test against autonQmyls At Matan.as
crowds ehcered fofsthetUnItea States,
PrEGlacnt McE;nley&andE aBncxation, !.
j. a majority OF the conservative mayors,
;hn1e been removed from, towns In thein-!
gterler@ they rcprsaentT6;spefS VI .thqi
TAX lpayars, \ iSilE lE va
j Lester fro!E an impSttatt t1lnaurssntE
H. L ~
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GOVERNOR .sL0WNDES .RETIRES.
From the hnrylnnd Senatorial Fight.
Elandorses Judge telcComu.' Candidacy.
IA Very Candid Statement F} r .5sI7T5
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dee. sl.-.Go


RI BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. M,-.Gover-
nor Lowndes has Withdrawn from the
senatorial contest. Speaking OF the SEN
jasorial situation, and his position In,
regard to II, the governor isays; "Thls
conclusion have reached after care
fully considering the circumstances
surrounding my nomination by the Re-
publican party for the Office I hold and
the circumstances under which was
elected to that Office. 3.
{ Il shall snot attempt TO conceal the
fact that9I have had an ambition TO
represent my state In the senate of the
United States, and have so publicly
expressed myself But / wish Il dis
tinctly understood that It w<is never
my intention. as has been !nsinuatel,
10 use Smy office no governor OF this
state In the manner which hns been at
strihuted 10 me. believe that Ill deslr-
:eQsto use the patronage. OF my Office TO
make myself the senator from Mary
land II could be done. I think those who
know INC elsthat rather than crafty
any desire 1Gmay5 have haO TO be sGna.
tor from Maryland by the prostitution
of, the Office I hold for my own personal
advancement, l1would resign it;to .plor-
.rowEana never again enter public ire"
", Governor IoNndes was asked what
5hlS IDEAS wore regarding tho senatorial
race, nd what Mould hs the effcct o Z
ihiS Withdrawal; IlN 9aid: 81 ~!
III judge " MStsothaSs has a strong follow
tlng, lie isS eNi!ncnuy QualiiiGl ,to repre-.
sent sMarSlmN In the senate ot the Tint,
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QUESTION: or FINANCE
Discussed by Vain Theorists Who Know
Very Little OF Ei,lnMclerinE. 4

Discussed by Vain Theorists VINO know
Very Little Of Einnnciering. &.
4 CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. sl.-oues-
tlons Of finance claimed the attention Of
the American Economic Association at
the closing session of It's annual meet
Ing this morning. The subject for dis
cusaion was "thc problem OF the reform
of the currency" This discussion was
opened by Prof L. w Taussig, OF Har-
ward University, who began by analyz-
Ing and explaining Secretary Cages
report, He explained the three salient
points,: First. the Issue OF the new 4
per cent In exchange for tho present
and 8 per- cent bonds, with the possl-
bility OF some fresh and independent is-
sues OF 2 Ii per- cent. Second. the change
in the terms OF national bank Issues,
Third. the now arrangement as to the
treasury The important changes, in
the speakers opinion, are the second
and third.
7t25At The conclusion OF Prof. Taussig's
address, Horace White. OF New York,
irend q paper upon the reform OF tho
currency, outlining tho present national
banking system. He predicted that the
abolition of the 10 per cent tax on ra-
.tlonal banks would promote the 'gold
brick industry in banking. He COM
,mended the Canadian system in bank
ing z, B.
lEx-C Congressman a.. =. Warner fol-
lowed, saying there Is no such thing rs
an elastic currency. Mr.. r. Z. Breck-
i9rldge, of Toronto, closed the discus
sion, giving some banking statistics,
and the convention adjourned Sine die.
Tho next convention will probably be
held at New Haven, Conn.
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REVENUE OUTLOOK
For tho Present tYcar-Chnirmnn Dlncley
Gives n Most Promising Forecast-Rc.
ceiris WIN Largely Exceed Expendi-


celp's WIN Largely Exceed Expendi-
+ lures. -,55s & 4.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. al
Chairman Dingley, of tho ways ana
means committee, furnishes the Associ-
ated Press the following statement Of
the revenue outlook:
"The revenue for December shows an
increase OF more than two and a hull
million dollars over that OF November
uad five and threc-fourths millions over
that OF September, and even exceeds the
expenditures for December nearly one
and three-fourths millions.
'Thc official figures for. December
(excludlng the sal,5l5,2o4 received dur
ing the month on account OF the Pacl-
tlc ra!lronl sale, and the 100000 paid
out 10 qualify the government repre-
sentative to bid In case OF the said of
the Kansas Paciilc) makes the receipts
@,93l ,i9d, expenditures $26,l95, 900 and
surplus Sl,736,i9i. The receipts In De-
cember, 1894. were ncarly twenty.lwo
millions. III December. 1895, then were
twenty-aiH millions, ard December, 1896,
\ little less i.is ~, - al'
s This surplus FOR December 1871 how
uver, arises from the fact that thera
have been almost no Interest payments
for the month, which makes tho ex.
pendlturcs below tho average. In Janu.
ary tho quarterly interest viii be due,
which viii swell tho expenditures cor.
sidernbly"abovc the average ana leave
q deiicieucy for thny moath, notwth-'
standing the revenue will probably rise
tont lcaas $4,000, 600 and possibly more,
There Is no doubt in treasury circles
that tho revenue Under tho new ,arirt
lazy y"oaS IamArlo frat gto July ilrsti
= VIZ W.. .NaAaGge4 IN the ngSreETte Tho TX
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B1GEoRE DEAL
,Four Million Tons Contracted for 10 BE
- y fts Sent 10 England

= d
.. 81 sSentto England.
P1TTsBURGH,t Dec 3l.-one Of the
largest ore deals{ever consummated in
this or any other country, has Just been
closed BY James MILLER, OF Pitts,
Jburgh, at London England, with the
Cardlff iron founders company. limited.
Coal and Coke, Of tkis city. to-day gives
the particulars OF the deal; nSh!p US at
the earliest possible moment a 100000
tons: Of ,64 per cent 4,Nesaba iron ore +. 0.
b. docks at Card!sf''iGs
Such was the order received and ac-
cepted by the ore tlrmtof Warner, Stuart
q Company, OF Cleveland. O.. more than
S2o,00Q,000 worth OF the goods in which
thistlem deals. Mr.. Silller's commission
on the sale amounts to $500, 600,
2 Itiis stated in Cleveland that Warner,
Stuart & Co., are negotiating with
Cramps for the construction OF ocean
going whale-backs to carry the ore direct
by water through the Welland canal.
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i American Glass Company Prices,

q 4PliTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 3l.--In the
new list adopted by the American Glass
Company, the prices are more than
doubled In many Instances. hut the
discounts are increasedin. the; same ra-
!tlon. Prices advanced; during the sus-i
pension from ten to fifteen per cent. In
the 6xS to lox15 for first quality, single
strength, the price was 81 under the old
list, when the discount was seventy and
seven and one-half per cent off. Under
the new list the price Is $i7 so, while:
the discounts. are eighty-tive and twen-
ty-tlve per cent OF IN lots OF 5000 boxes.
The discounts on the new list are as
.follows:y Atlantic and Pacific coast I'M;
PORTING points 1900 boxes or over S5 and
20 per cent. Interior, 5000 boxes or over.
50 and 20 per cent, car lots, jS5 and 10 per
raDt a F,NE So 49, ,s - tsgt, I'ss 81
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? PITTSBURGH SlIoTIIERED

q Tc,.-r,n,, Comn.u,es Ins, ,rbop,,nd,
& :, ,,noijnr.EC:en,r,iH Hr,i,.,, Intcrrur,- n,
.,,.rI,,Cyy - =, ~.
4 - . ~ ioee IL i
bursh and Allegheny to-day eXperienc-,
ed the most disastrous snowstorm, Ia
,.,,t =, d,r,,ra "a -,;.,s h,,,,a;ncs,
psott psA'. ,1.'..' 2 -
traction lllles' etcs III tHc!r history. a5-s
The loss to the Bell Telephone Com
many In the tyo cities alone will reach.
;, :, q, :, 80, J, J. so- ooo
II 10 e'ti..''' a.. . >. S - SooVVV.
The prostratioh OF their wires IN lndl-
ana. Jefferson and Westmoreland
c,unt;as where tho business 10 nroctic-
,,'.''',. -, ~,
any u d .''s4us'iii ~ iui .i's. .osai ,
UP to S1e5,OOo. 1t VIII be weeks before
nerfect communication will be restored.
=, mi. c;tv the en.,rn no,,co ami fro
=. -
oiarm wire sSsteNi ;Ee utterly useiess.
II ls nnposslp1e. 70 communicate WIN
tne ponce ~ u'.'ns .s pn.ts VI .;!e sity uiu
iot! me MeAt .Mise W iouE oays It's
pu:sh VIZ nus ~ letuia ~ ttie soiueil
tiIne Dlai' anu .ill east ot Hse OF otHes
80, -. I,..1,,-,., 49,.
maze 20 Iias .t!ie, setoo' oeiis anu dow
mn WAlst!es 70 spieao eau t'ie aiai'n'
me iEae..9i Gothpunles WeEe tleu up
Almost conlpiGteiy. lor, sooa part Oh
me uaS, tHe Dulueshe ptaheh OIL uie
aoaaooheu uiser ,, aoous @ e.even !. m. on
tsona ase" IVA ,alogrn nh nn,os .,i,oh Voc
by bmS,,s, a olony% %Forbss straot r,sat ' s,~ec,
Snr % rno riv4 t,.o ,niles was = S,aest ~
hu,,.n, ~. ,,n,os ana rro.tr,tod ni,.ns 4
=, ~ rmn Ue, torca or men = arn a wor,, enJo,TN
ns,s,, -, c,enr thn strsot for Ava nc h.
y, ~ a., annon, Tha ,ose tn tha ,roctinn COW
rnmios ,mu, 10 estimated ar st5 o0o A rme
n,,m,hsr pnm' ~ accidents are rnnorto, oaG
,.a,,v i,oreaa wnrn k,,jed hv cn,,,;rcr IN
nnn.sot with live wires hmt rort,,not tn.
T., 49, h,,,,o, foto,,t,as .,ccurrod N,tho,,
{; EdIs. .es;stn,;t wno.,,ar obso.,.o.
f b,r.n,,or NAV die from tSa oriocto =;
;niwr,os raceivnd mic over,nr ,vh,Ia
.n;,tns. 40 tan,norn.,,ro nng s,o,,.saIi eli
. .a,.n - tho ~nwornrno,t h,,,,di,,n III. IIn
G Tn,, ~ tr,n, tho won thnr cna~a l,mi,,1inr,
,en roat ha,o,,, o :, :, s.o,,e' 49,.
~ atI,o,. v ,oro,. dow tI,s oo,,nr hSaa
w ".'S Isa,,an 1ond I,ja si,nII rroo.,,.oa 81
,raa Tas nn,sc,ons ] ~ sov ~ HE cnsa 10 VOW, sor ~
;ons ns rts ] n,ona otSors m ,niurod % ~ ,o:In,. Ia
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TIE h BIG WHEAT DEAL.

Engineered BY The s.iou,s Napoleon or
( Finnncr,"9 Jo'eph l.elter,a OF Chicnso
i ''Srt,icmtn, Day" Passes Without Any.
unpirnsnnt Feature. 3f
y CHICAGO, Dec. al.-'Tlsis was settle
mcnt Day" on the Board OF Trade and
In a certain eensc marked the close OF
WHAT ia considered the biggest deal in
wheat, so far 40 the handling of the act
ual arb!clc 10 conccrned.ever engineered.
Upsto last night probably 100000 bush
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FIGHT
AGAINST HANNA.
Rebellion: OF "sour Apple"
Kurtz Causes Wonder
AMONG MANY REPUBLICANS!
Who Are on the Ground and Know
the Situation.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR HANNA.
On the Field OF Battle Causes
I Some Surprise,
BBBT 1T WAS NOTHING MORE.
lI 4 Rebellion OF "Sour Apple"
Kurtz Causes Wonder I,
AMONG
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Who Are on the Ground and Know
the Situation.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR HANNA.
On the Field OF Battle Causes
Some Surprise,
but lit WAS NOTHING MORE.

Than Was Expected by Those Who tyere
Ant the "camp OF conndencc.,, srhsR De-
,stvelopments OF tho Day Were Decidedly:
M Favor or tho National Chairman.
y Tho Senator, Himself. is not Frightsnea
ever the Contemplate Fight Made Upon
I Him. md Expresses Himself as scoafss
dtntThat tho viii or tho Voters EIen,-ii
B piined at the.Poils VIII DO CARRIED Ont.
y hero Arc Other Repubiieans In Ohio
Who Arc Strangely Dumb, bntS"Don'ti
rou care,n Mark:
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(. PARIS, Dec. 81, The lntcst lnforma-
ton regarding the will OF the late Dr.
Thomas W. Evans, the American dentist,
IL although 1t may be attacked there Ia
little chance to got It aside. Al the.
Sslnusea.arc not known, but It tranap.res'
t6at DIR. Evans remembered nll hIa rela-.
BtiYea. s.s He excluded from inhcrItnncra
John Evans and his heirs. pr Evnns.
S1cfl3fve-alxthsof his fortune to charities
EilsSII,aris and elsewhere. 6 3i
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: c,,,nn'a Spine s,lftni,,r.

,}- LONDON, Dec. 2l.-According to a.
special dispatch from Shanghai. 4 sud-
ucn stilfenias has taken place In the
attitude Of tho Tauns-Li-Yamcn 4 to-5
ward Germany, resulting in n demand
for the evacuation OF Kiao-Chau. hud
leading TO the belief that Great ilsritIin
Is bringing pressure to bear upon Pc
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chief Gays that about 100, 900 insurgents
and reconcentrados have died In western
Cuba up TO Santa Clara. He also ex-
presses regret at the suffering endured
by the insurgents In the field. n z M III
Dr. Delfn calls attention, in the D!arlo
dc Ia Marina, to the necessity Of sending
about fifty physlcians Into the interior of
the fsfand, provided with medicine chests
and vaccine. This step. he says, Is to
save from certain death innumerable hui
man beings who are dying OF hunger and
neglect. DR.. Deliln adds that over 500, 900
persons, mostly children and women,
have died orfamine In the fields. 1t Is
not advisable, the Spanish say. to en-
trust :he distribution OF food md money
TO- the reconcentrados. s
Besides the pangs OF famine, the re-
concentrates are suffering from small
poX, dgsentery, malaria. ETC., which
threaten determination. Therefore. Or.
Deitin says, It Is necessary TO send medi-
clnes with the food ana physiclans. 4
4 It IS reported that an important en-
gagement occurred last Monday in the
lMulata mountains, province Of Plnar del
| Rio. and that large numbers Mere killed
on both sides. One prominent insurgent
was captured and brought to HAVANA,
where he Is imprisoned In communicable.
tWASHINGToN, Dec, 3i.-Thc Span,
ish minister. received a dispatch from
Havana this afternoon giving the list OF
the new cabinet. 1t Is the same as the
f~,a ktxa MT. a
nounccmert places Senor Rodriguez as
minister Of commerce and Eduadoro
Dolz as minister Of public works and tel
egraph. The dispatch adds that in the
absence OF Senor Dolz, who Is in Spain,
Senior RorrlGuez will handle his own
| portfolio and also that OF the public
works and telegraph. Mr.. Dolz. the nav
name on the official list, Is q young law,
\ yer. and has been secretary of the CEN
trail committee OF the reform party, He
has quite reputation as an orator.
Il MADRID, Dec. 81 1.-The impartial calls
upon the government to .'repel every ac-
tion ofthe United States ,savoring OF In
tervea:ion in Cuba and adds: There
exists widespread sentiment against
the conductsof the United States, but we
do not think General Weyler Is the most
acceptable exponent thereof"
Continuins, the impartial crltlcises
I the government for stopping kilograms
referring to the generals protest to the
| queen regent against the wording OF
President McK!nley's message to Con-
gress. and expresses the opinion that it
would have been to the governments in
terests not to hinder Its publication.
I l. = A.. -
| cral Wcyler's protest demonstrates lack
of discipline in the Spanish army.
General Weyler, and other generals
will be the guests of Senor Roblcdo to-
night. Thc. newspapers comment upon
! this as pointing It POSSIBLE results.
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THE PLANT
0lFJAPANESE
III Regard to the Eastern Qucs.
ton" Has Some Elements
OF JUSTICE AND HONESTY
Which 1t Would Be Well for the
..partitioning Powers
70 PAY SOME ATTENTION, TO-

Beneath, tho Florid Rhetoric OF tho rres,
OF the aIikado's Realm There Can De
found = xvirllity That Means Buslne.s.
They Come Back a, the Chri.tiai, Nations.
s In Rather Good Form, aud Maintain a
s Consistency In Their Argument That
y Conrounds All the Tricks OF slippery
EUROPEAN Diplomats. Z. (.
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one OF the most active business years
in The history OF this CITY," which ok,
presses the general expectation OF men
OF business ut this centre. ,si N
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For West Virginia, threatening iwca thGr.,
Clearing SATURDAY Rtteroon;} colder.
nert,nNeSt0rly winds, III L i,t IA
z 6Fors Western penHSylvnnini and Ohio,
.threntcN!nE weather. with light SNOW on (
tho lake, colder; northwest gales, 4 ifiS5
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bye Schprnf, druggist, Market md Foura
Itccnth street, was as follows; y.
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l. IN 81 Wc0t hSr-S Snow.