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Live Stock Market.

FRIDAY. Sept 20, 1892.
Receipts OF beeyeH were S.311 head. including 35
cara to be exported alive 12y for sauRhterers and
~ cars for the MARKET and counting the stale stock
there were 81 loads on sale Trade slow and steers
1Oc lower: bulls and cows weak to NC lower. Sew
eral cars of cattle unsod Steers at s4b5@S5 IS per
100 lbs. oxen and stays at S2.75@s3.S5 for common
to fair bulls at 81. soSs3 7b cows at $l5o@s8 as:
heifers at 81 as. Dressed beef at 7kal &C. per h.
for common to choice native sides. No change in
quarters Of beef
Receipts Of calves 2so head all for the market
and with the stale stock. there were SKA on sale.
Veals arm to shade higher grassers slow; about
unsold. Common to prime veals sold at SASS per
100 lbs Rrassers at S25oS$3: city dressed veals at
%. @l2c. per III.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 2. o94 head in
Guiding car direct to butchers and cars for
the market, making with the stale stock ~ cars to
be sold. Sheep ruled weak; lambs 2bc. higher for
the best stock. Common and medium in fair de-
mand and steady to . shade higher. Several cars
un.old. Common to prime sheep sold at s2.7be
-. 25 per 100 lbs common to prime lambs at s. as
9s6. co. culls At ss. 6o0s4.oo. Dressed mutton at
b9Sc. per ID: dressed lambs. 7Sgc.
Receipts OF hogs were 5i7 head; % head on sale
Steady at 81. e00S6.1O.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The belief that war In South Africa was near
at hand had an adverse effect yesterday upon
prices in the London stock market. The weak
ness extended to the American department
where declines were registered ranging from
fractions to more than ! point. The trading
was limited in volume. the cable advices re-
porting the market dull.
Money in London showed an advancing ten
dency. being quoted at the close at 363A per
cent. which was a gain OF 1G1'. per cent.
compared with the rates earlier in the day
The rate Of discount in tho open market for
short bills was -, per cent and for three
months bills 3'.(d4 per cent. According to
the cable dispatches the Bank Of England may
raise it's discount rate at any moment. without
waiting until next Thursday. English treas
ury bills 1t was stated, have had to pay about
30 per cent. the highest rate for nearly twenty
years.
British consols declined sharply p Of point
making net decline OF 0-16 OF a point since
Saturday last. The following table gives the
closing quotations for leading Am erican stocks
in the London market. together with tho New
York equivalent prices and the local closing
quotations Of Thursday:
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MYSTERIOUS MURDERER DEAD.
Refused to Reveal His Identity Even at the
Price OF Possible Pardon.

QUEBEC. Sept 20. One Of the most mys-
terious murderers Of modern times has just died
in the hospital Of Kingston Penitentiary, where
he was serving a life term Of Imprisonment for
the murder OF all aged couple at Port Credit On
taTio, In 1893. He was convicted and sentenced
10 be hanged. but this was subseq uently com
muted 10 Imprisonment for life. The convict
gave his name william Walter McWhirrell
but frequently admitted that this was fictitious
From his manner and appearance il was sur
missed that he belonged to a family Of some stand
ing and Importance but every effort to learn
his identity failed Even his counsel, who had
been interchangeable in his efforts TO secure the
release OF the murderer was kept in complete ig-
norance OF the true name OF his client
The last OF these many attempts to procure
the release OF the condemned man was made about
seven months ago The Minister Of Justice told
the lawyer who approached him in the matter
that the only thing that would possibly justify
the Government in reopening the case, in view OF
the absence Of new evidence. would be the sub
mission Of facts as to the prisoners parentage and
connections His counsel strongly urged tho
prisoner to unbosom himself on these points, but
he positively refused TO give the information even
as the price OF possible pardon, declaring that
he had made up his mind to serve out his sentence
rather than say anything that would lead to the
discovery Of his relatives.
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ar OWE cEsr EACH.
Odd and Interesting Assortment Of Things
offered by an East Side vender.


Halted by tho curb in tcemng Eas. Side stree,
was a push cart loaded with great variety Of
goods and displaying sign announcing that any.
thing on the cart could be bought for ono cent.
As matter Of fact. this was not literally true:
there were some things on the cart for which more
than that was charged, Curling tongs. for in
stance, with wooden handles were three cents a
pair. Still the statement was substantially true,
and the assortment OF things offered at one cent
each was striking.
There were imitation tortoise shell combs at
one cent each, and tacks at the same price per
paper. Spoons, either table or tea, one cent.
There were things that looked like n cato nine
tails, turned wood handle having at
tached at one end, like lashes halfdozen slender.
square strips Of leather. while upon the other
end was tackled a loop TO hang IL up by. This
was switch TO shoe away flies. II cost one cont
A woman who was carrying homo her groceries
laid down bunch Of celery upon the edge OF the
cart, picked up paper Of pins, and held il up
in front of the ycnder. One cent, he said and
she put the pins in her pocket, paid for them.
picked up the celery and went on. She could
have bought needles, il she had wanted them.
for the price. A child who came along
bought tin cup for one cent.
There were garters there in various colors, and
with clasps and all complete, stretched around a
piece OF cardboard for one cent each. two cents q
pair One could buy coat hook for n cent, or a
piece Of tape. babys tin rattle and there were
pictures Of the saints at the same price these be-
ing small prints in colors, each mounted an
embossed tin frame, stamped out in a pleasing
pattern and iapanncd in light shade, making
the little frame look almost though IL had
been gilded or bronzcd.
There were mirrors there for a cent those be-
NO in Eha in in fra mi hDaa huf
in what might bo called natural finish, not being
japanned but looking when the tin was fresh
and new. not altogether unlike silver. They were
looking glasses for a cent
Thread, one cent spool: thimbles. one cent
each: the same price for whistles and for heel
plates for chidren's Shoes and for great variety
OF other things
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LONDON WOOL MARKET DOWN.
Decline Attributed to Hesitation of York
shire Manufacturer to Buy.

bhIrH WhhuIacIuFerb 20 Buy.
Special Gable Despstch 10 THE sus
LONDON. Sept. 29.-The wool market was
down all round to-day. The decline was prob
ably due to the hesitation Of the York shire
manufacturers to purchase at the recent prices.
Scoureds fell on an average I'D. a pound. but
the setback varied from 12ia to 10 per cent.
from July's prices. Crossbreds were similarly
affected. though the average drop was only Ad.
a pound. All other sorts fell In proportion.
with the exception OF greasy merinos. which
are in poor supply and maintain tho opening
prices The bidding was generally more re-
luctant and rose more slowly than previously.
The catalogue to-day, OF which few lots were
withdrawn. mprisod 5000 bales OF New Zea-
land WOOL $500 OF New South Wales. 100 OF
Victoria. 1900 OF Queensland. 400 OF Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. and 100 OF South Aus
ralia.
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Many of the stands along Riverside Drive bear
names, the majority OF them being suggested
by the occasion. There are at least three stands
named Olympia One stand is named the Grand
View, and one the Riverside. There is a stand
named Vermont. an Excelsior stand, and one
named the philippine" Then there is stand
called the Montpelier, and one called the Santiago
One Is named Waldorf, and one Longwood. and
there Is an Empire. Clear View and an Edge
combe stand, and one stand is named Fort Cavita
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Here's for n Better Land"

KoKoMo. Ind. Sept. Distances Brooks. the
founder Of New London. the oldest town in tho
county. committed suicide TO-DAY by Jun ping
from a third story window at the county house.
OF which he had been an inmate for several
years, He WAS % years old, He worried over
death exclaimed:
Here's for better land"
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Anaconda mining was quoted "a offs point
lower at GlOh: Spanish 4 per cent, bonds y
Bar silver was steady and Unchanged at
27d. an ounce. Tho amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England Tor the day
was E66.oO. including $3.50 1000 for shipment
On the Paris Bourse 3 per cent. -Rentes sold
5,centimes lower at 100 francs 52}. centimss
Paris closed 0 at ol So against 81 o5 ON
Thursday Exchange in London was quoted
at % francs. ga centimes. Gold premiums
4 MGs SIS: LISBON 4SSS kS%:
The New York stock market and commercial
celebration. The Philadelphia and Chicago
stock exchanges were omen. but quotations
generally were not materially changed.
were: C Customs. s7i4 800; internal revenue.
q si.6oi .552 The diSbErsements We're 81.
377,OO9' az EXCESS 3E9 OF receipts over eHpendi-
The receipts Of the fiscal year to date have
been Sl4220l. 6O6. and tho expenditures
SaSS'ap:. 81 s$2f5 5csss OF receipts over e1
The official count of cash in the Treasury
yesterday compared with that OF Thursday
shows:
Gold coin and bullion. ,.sa P s25s s 10
Silyerd lsr'And bullion e;sSo aSs ,s1s15S9
otherassetH. less demand
liabilities l2ooS.I4S l+,%ol'"as
Available cash balance,
including gold reserve $3.50. 2G8. 29O $3.50. o22 900
The Northern Pacific Railway Com pnny reports
estimated gross earnings for the third week OF
increase OF $l6.2 89. In the first three weeks
this month the gross earnings are estimated at
Ss42.657.
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Gleetious aud atlettinas.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders OF
l. the LoSo BEGAN HOTEL AND COTTAGE COMPANY
Limited. will he held at 70 Wall street, New York
on Wednesday, October 4th 1899. at ~ ".
Sept. 9TH. 1899.
A, II. GILLARD, Secretary.
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Copartnership alutiees.

NEW YORK, september 3o.h 1899
solved by mutual consent. ~ N-' uiA
LEVI p. MORTON,
GEORGE 7. BLISS,
RICHARD j. CROSS
VIM. MORTON GRINNELL
W, REDMOND Cross.
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Tho Chances Are Fiery Much More
Than favorable for filling your Hotel or Board
ing House with desirable patrons II you place
your advertising In TIE Suns columns.-Adp.
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MINING MACHINERY.-FRAsER 4 CHALMERS,
w 80 Broadway. New York. manufacturers OF
mining and smelling machinery. Estimates min
ing, milling and smelling supplies promptly fur
MINING MISUNDERSTANDING IN etnciency.
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Transact sgeneral
dividends aud gnterest.
UNITED STATES OF MEXICO
81 Consolidated External Gold Loan Of 1899.

VIII Str06t.
New York September 20. 1899.
Three months interest due October LIST. 1899, on
bonds of the above issue will be paid and after
that date. Holders OF temporary certificates
representing said bonds may collect such interest
upon presentation OF their certificates at once.
in order that payment may be stamped thereon.
j.. p, MORGAN CO.
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The Gallatin National Bank
of the City of New York.

The 134th Consecutive Semi. Annual Dividend.
NEW York, September 81. 1899.
The Directors Of this Bank have this day declaret
q dividend of FIVE PER CENT. and an extra Div
dend Of ONE PER CENT. free Of tax. payable o
and after October eth. proIimo. The transfer book
will remain closed until that date.
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON, Cashier.
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AMERICAN SMELLING q REFINING CO


IL BROADWAY, NEW YoRE. September 49, 1899.
At meeting OF the Directors OF the American
Smelling \ Refining Co. a dividend Of ONE AND
THREE.QUARTERS PER CENT. the Preferred
Capital Stock was declared, payable October 10th,
1899 to stockhoders Of record twelve o'clock noon,
September 8oth. 1890 Tho transfer books will
close twelve o. clock noon September soth and open
October 18th. EDWARD BRUSH. Secretary.
MISSOURI, KANSAS g. TEXAS ny. co.
as Wall st. New York, Sept. 2s, 1900
Coupons OF THE MISSOURI KANSAS AND
EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY maturing Oct. /.
1899. will be paid upon presentation at this ofioS
and after Oct. 2. 1890.
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81 BROADWAY. New York. Sept. 20. 1899.
Preferred stock Dividend.
Tho Board of Directors. at q meeting held this
day, have declared quarterly dividend OF ONE
AND THREE-QUARTERs PER CENT. on the Pre-
ferred Stock Of this Company, payable October
10th. to stock holdsrs of record.
Transfer books will close Thursday, October 9Th,
and reopen Tuesday, October 18th.
FORD HUNTINGTON. Treasurer.
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Nissis:iiPp, River bridge Company

Coupons on the above maturing October 1st $50
will DO paid on and after October i'd at the once
CUYLER. MORGAN d CO., Financial Agent
~ Pine Street, New York,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Coupons due October /, 1899, from Richmond q
Danyille r. r. Co. Debenture Mortgage per cent.
bonds: Atlantic. Tennessee Ohio r. r. Co. First
Mortgage per cent. bonds; Charlotte, Colum bia k
Augusta R; Co. Second Mortgage per cent bondss
cent bonds; Atlantic l. Yadkin Ry. Co. Frat Mort
gage 4 per cent bonds, and Sumter a wsteres
will be paid by J. P. Morgan Co.; New York.
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One OF the strange things IN New York
amusements Is tho rapldity with which the
knowledge spreads that a play is a success or
failure. Managers have never been able TO
tell before the fate OF a play. although they
promptly learn from tho audience on the sec
ond night what the rublic's attitude Is Tx ely
to be. One instance OF the rapidity with which
the public makes up it's mind about such mat
tiers was recently shown here. A popular actor
came forward In a play which his patrons did
not like. On the second evening OF the per-
Torrance the number Of persons who paid for
admission Is said to have been considerably
less than ono hundred. Such a result is as
tonishng In the case OF a well-known player.
who might have been supposed to be strong
enough with his public 10 draw them more
effectively. whatever tho character OF the play
might he. Even more striking az an illustra-
tion OF the RI mid ity with which II ews concerning
new theatrical production may travel In the
story told by manager who gave a new piece
Its first production IN Philadelphia not long
grams which satisfied him that the piece was
success. At m dnight he went to restaurant
for supper, A. party OF men whom he knew
came into the place and passed his table. II
the men as he passed the table. and went
phia." The nan said the same thing to some
other friends in tho restaurant and before the
manager left half dozen men had conRratu-
lated him. That was less than three hours
He was in, doubt for q VIII "a as to tho source OF
his friends information, but he learned after
ward that one Of the actors had telegraphed to
him at the close OF the third act OF the play.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01

Aparicio, Jose Muf1oz Maiuav Jusn
Rios Oyola, Jesus Forastiery, Ruperto
Caballero, Hermogenes Cabal.arn,
Caballero, Regis Ramos, Tomas CABS.
llero, Francisco Cintrdn, Joaquin San.
chez, asrs.a Franelsoo %" Rivera, . Carlos Fagun.
Delgado, Antonio Gimenex, Marcel,no
Sola, N. Quihones Cabexudo, MannsI
j. Gimenez, Pedro Cardona, Juan M
7Iox, Luis Torres, JESUS M. Caballero
Toribio Tirado, Eribatio Ct. de Rubio
Antonio Calos, Jose r. Dfaz, Enrique
Moreno. Emigchio N. Qaintana, Joa.
qufn Moreno, Oscal Urrutia, Pablo
Haeter, Benito Bonilla, Juan de Ia G..
Dfaz, Rafael Dfaz, jesus Ma Polo,
Fernando Zayas, jose q. Colon, Fer
nando, VAzquez, Pablo Maldonado, G.
Garcia, J. Mufioz, Juan Alvarez, Igna.
clio Lisardl, Rafael Hernandez, Modesto
Vazquez, NJ. Qulfiones Cabezudo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01

|aspiran a la exploitation de la CO.
Ionla no son va, esencialmente,
los mismos de antes. Pero su mo-
| do de accion es ell mismo.
La bandera americana tremola
hoy, y el mote delator de otros
tiempos va no les sirve. No pueden
Ilanzarnoslo como una sangrienta
acusaci6n. Mas emplean otro, de
identica efcacia. Nos llamaban
aver yankdfios. Llamannos hoy
Iespaaotisddos.
Y tai como cada espanol, en-
aqnella epoca de pasiones terribles
Icrey6 yer en- cada puertorrique-
no fel mantenedor de su dignidad,
un encarnizado enemigo, parte de
la Immigration americana, hoy,
mira a los elementos que quieren
el progreso y la libertad de este
pals para sus hijos por Ell esfuer-
20 de sus hijos propios, y dentro
de la union de los Estados de Norte
America, como fuerzas hostiles la
nueva nacionalidad.
Recordaran todos que un perio-
ldico de la Capital de Puerto Rico,
diera, casi en- los instantes pos
treros de su vida, la nota extrema
del maquiavelismo.
Sc trataba de Munoz Rivera. Y
aquel periodico, que siempre con-
citaba contra el, a quien considero
como su mas terrible enemigo, la
sospecha y la animadversion de to-
dos los espanoles, empezo, sdbita-
mente, sin transicion, prodigarle
los epitetos mas fervorosos de pa
triota leal y de hDo ell mas fel y
ell mas noble de Espaha :. ; / Por
que ? Porque Sc acercaba ell dia de
ocupacion defnitiva del pals por los
anaericanos -.
Hoy no existe La Union. Pero
The San Juan Ne,os existe. Y aun-
que no es possible comparar con
exactitud a ambos periodicos, Sc We
desde luego, entire los dos, un
punto de contacto. Era ell uno,
como ell otro es, la valvula de de-
sahogo de polittcos de una casta
misma. Y tiene este, como aquel
tuvo, sus colegas satellites.
Son los iacondtctonales de hoy,
que pugnan por dejar reducidos a
nif1os de escuela a los sncondscso-
aales de aver.
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tura. El Secretario del Tesoro, bajt
el Presidente, estA encargado de ARE
glar estos asuntos.
Todo el asnnto sera sin duda presen
tado al Congreso en- su pr6xima session,
8 sea tan pronto como esa Corporacios
este suficientemente informada pars
legislar inte.igcntemente. Es Depar-
tamento de Agriculture trabajarA in
dustriosamente para ayudar 4 los pro
|ductos de esa Isla, como ayuda loa
productos de varios Estados de ests
Union.
Tengo ell honor de ser verdadera'
mente dc listed.
Firmado,
JAMES WILSON.
(Secretario)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01

En- cuanto vosotros .... tengo Ia
idea de que, 81 por uno de esos cata-
elismos geol6gieos cuya patente de IN
ven sion pertenece = los Julio Verne y
Andres Laurie, os encontraseis, de la
noche a la maflana con la isla adherida
i las costas de los Estados Unidos,
6 item mas, constituida en- Territorio,
la gran sorpresa del cambio consistirfa
ell yer a muchas atiesadas gentes dear
las flamantes prendas de vestir y los
c6modos aposentos para ir lucfr, en-
muy distinto albergue, traje muy mas
O6CurO.
Por mas que, aquf, comodidades Sc
encuentran en- todo: hasta en- las car
celes....
Mariana AbriI. W
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01

Desde Nueva York
Abril 20 de 1899.

| Abril 20 de 1899.
Desde la Habana, en- tres cartas. en-
vie diez cr6nicas para LA DEMoCRAcIA
Ahora recibo carta del querido compa
nero Rivera Colon, y por ella veo que u
una sola de mis- correspondence b,
| llegado a esas oficinas (*) Las sartai
de Mui1oz Rivera tampoco Sc han reci
bido.
POr nuestra parte, tanto Muf1oz Ri
vera como 70, no hemos recibido hasta
aver cartas nj hasta hoy peri6dioos dc
esa isla.
1 Que significa este
Sc trata de <balijas moscovitass
10 Mr.. Herman
Porque puede extraviarse uua carta &
dos, pero DIEz es cosa impossible, sobre
todo tratandose de la excelente adml-
nistraci6n de correos americana. -.
Sabran, pues, de hoy mas, nuestros
amigos, que entire todos los mcdios que
sc han puesto en- accion para di6cultar
las gestienes de Mui1oz Rivera, la ca
suoli0od aparece convertida en- compli
ce, no Sc olga de quienes, que nues
tras correspondencias desaparecen al
RI Hemos recibido cuatro dos de
elias estuvieron detenidas en- La capital
dOce dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01
CARTA Alberta
AL autor del suelto Rdralelo.
Capital.
Esfiu o1n (of limo.

Il
Estimado Catalina:
| He lefdo con muckfsimo gusto tn
bien escrito suelto, no puedo msnos
que felicitarte porque en- 6trevelas po-
seer buenos sentimieutos demuestraa
que rindes quito q la diosa JaSticia,
que sabes apreciar 10 que es it'll, 10 que
vale, 10 que digniica.
Ell suelto de References ed muy opor-
tuno y carioso, y 81 vas & alganas ofici-
mas, tendras motiyos para formnlar pa
ralelos, en- otro orden de cosas, pues
hay ciertos empleados cuya ocupaciou
consiste en- h0cer que haee,s, no faltaa
do la charla y las frecuentes bocanadas
de humo. Dichos emplea.ios, con hon
rosfsimas excepciones, sc contagian con
algunos de esos alcaldes engrefdos, 90
Green neuy superioses, considerando &
los maestros como may ir.fes'sOres.
De este error proviene ell que niegan
al educador de la niflez la representa-
ci6n que lie corresponds en- ciertos actos
! mientras la prodigan hasta Ell hltimo
vendedor de macarelas.
Pero este no es extraflo en- nuestro
pats, pues tn sabes que Ell Magisterio cs
| ell eterno Pr0naeteo, viniendo 4 corrobe-
rar esta verdad las nuevae disposiciones
sObre la ensefianza, las cuales disposi-
clones, como. .dices muy bien, han re-
sultado nsocho naolo, porque los profe-
sores que hasta hoy han disfrutado bue-
mas entradas mensuales y han vivido de
centemente, sc veran muy pronto per-
judicados, aan cobrando Is pesos al
mes. FL perjuicio subirA su grado ma.
ximo en- Ia temporada de verano, por-
que cl professor cobrara, como antiaipo,
la nsiseria de IS pesos.
Dime, Catalina, dhabran descendido
los maestros d Ia simple condici6n de
.jOrn0Ieros?
Pobre Magisterio Infelice. ms
tructores que estais condenados Pasar
negras nssesidades Como ne conoce
que no teneis defensor pero Of 10 en-
cuentran Ell asesino, ell Iadr6n el in
cendiario
Volvamos al suelto.
Tu preguntas 81 en- la c0misi6n de re.
formas habfa algan professor, pero lqud
falta hacfa ese maestro?
JAcaso ignoras, Cataliro, que en-
nuestra Borinquen se legisla sobre ms
truccion, Sc contrnyen casas -escuelas, Sc
practica cxamenes, etc, sin contar para
NADIA con 81 profesorado?
JPor ventura desconoces que ell mo-
'tlco, 81 abogado, Ell ingeniero y san el
artesaRo tienen derecho ! rcchaxar al
gus trate de invadirle su terreno, mien-
tras el prosesor h0 de calor ho 0e Ger
con santa humildad y sumisi6n que Sc
te dtropette y Sc le esc0time su impor-
tancia y su m6rito?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-01
BUBN hEGOCIO

Sc arriendan LIS bsjos de II casa
nd nero 40 de Ia Gale del Comercio.
CON sus aparadores, = mostYa 90 n pro
pio para pulperfs.
III sitio es muy acreditado.
Para il forme diriiirse 4 don Odon
Florensap.
Ponce, NJ yo- 10. de 1899. lis.
RED DIME"
Para New Horl
g ;vap0r PHIL LADEl lPhlA. de Ponce
Saldra las r. M. Abrii IL. Mayo
10, Jnnio z, Julio 5.
De San Juan 3 las 8 A. nj. Abril la
Mayc II, Jnnio 8, Julio 8.
e 1vapor CARACAS, dc Ponce:
Saldra las 5 p. M. Abril "a. Mavo
"A, Janio 81.
LIE San Juan . las r. NJ. Abril 27
Mayo 25, Junio %.
Para Curaxae y Vcncxuel.
El vapor " CARACAS = dc Ponce:
5aldra Abrills Mayo IL, JUNO 8.
e vapor PHILADEEPiIA, de San Juan
Saldra: Abril 81, Mayo s5, Juoio 81
Precios do pasajss on orc americana
Prmera Ssgnnda
New York $50 $50
Curaxao $50 SI5
LA Guaira $50 <I5
Puerto Cabello x25 <i5
Niiio- memories de - a1oa mitsd
lei pasaje.
Pasajes de ida , vuslta, 10 p. 8 dc
'ebaja.
<gentes en- San juan: Villar y c.
Agentes en- Ponce: n0O0Aa EaN ~ -
Ponce, Ensro o 1893.