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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

tados en- la forma que autoriza el ar
tfsnlo II de los Eststutos, con mayol
raz6n, tratandose de segnnda convoca-
ia como va Sc ha dicho.
Lo que Sc lace rdb.ico para como
cimiento de los interesados.-Pto Rico
81 de Febrero de 1899. = Ell Score ario,
Juan de Gazman Bsnftez, Vo b E.
Presidente, p. Ssntisteban
SIS alt.
COnapa5ssn A2a6niaaa de la Luz
Electrical de Ponce. - Esta Admins
TRACTION Sc We en- ell case de lamar la
atencion de los senores abonados, res
pectO las cOndiciones 4S. 8 6. de
la Tarifa que prescriben que ell .pago
de las Quotas mensuales Sc verificara
precisamente pOr adelantado, incu-
rriendO en- ell cOrte de la luz auuellos
cOnsumidOreS que dejasen de abonar
sus Quotas dentro de los primerOs 10
dias del mes. Este precepto, aunque
penoso, ha de cumplirlO extrictamen
te esta administration en- virtud del
cual nc puede COnceder plazos para
ell pAgo, debiendO advertir, al propiO
tiemb DO, que una vez presentadO ell
recj6o no satisfecho dentro del ter
milo marcado Sc procedera al corte
6que Sc trata.
La Administration suplica los
senores ab0nados participen la mis-
ma cuandO resuelyan cesar en- el usO
de la energia electrical d fin de evitar
perjuicies de una y otra parte, por
cuyO motive hace precente que, mien
tras no reciba ell OportunO aviso, So
entendera que 'el aboEo continue vi
gente.
Ponce, FebrerO "a de 1899. FL Ad-
ministrador Wenceslao Sire Soler.
7-l5
JAIME OLIVER. Zspatcrfa. Ven.
t. de efectos para ell ramo. Sc coiafec
oiona caIxado : Il medida. sAtocha 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
eI6u 81 eus1tFo amigo don Leonardo A

- q
Agradecemos los seiiores Ascension
y Ca comerciantcs lie esta plaza, cl tino
Eobsequio que nos haeen, de varios GRO
mos artfsticos, papel secante, diminuta
botella de licor y cigarrillera, en- que
anuncian Ell afamado licer lie Eeuill1-
tine que tanta eptacion tiene en- ell
mundo del buen tono.
Respetables firmas de csta ciudad,
autorizan ell telegrama que publicamos
hoy dirigido MuHoz Rivera.
Ell muchachos Francisco que alude
un periodico de New York, que Sc halla
en- Wisconssin, es de esta ciudad, { hi
10 de Antonia Torres, quien Sc muestra
muy satisfecha, de la buena acogida
que lie han dispensado al niiIo, los es
pesos Russell.
Nos dice que siempre que lie traten
bien, permanecera con los sitados es
pesos 4 quienes lie recomienda ell Guido
= educacion de e.
Ell apellido de Francisco es Ogando.
Sc suplica la reproduction de estas
lfneas, nuestros colegas de la isla v
del exterior.
De <La Publicidad, lie Barcelona
Frases celcbres.
Antes de entrar los yanquis en- la Ha-
bana pasaran por encima dc mi cadayer.
- General Blanco.
Antes de que sc posesionen los norte-
americanos de Puerto Rico, pasaran por
encima de mi cadayer. - General Ma
ctas.
Antes de que los yanquis Sc apoderen
de Santiago ole Cuba, pasaran por cncl-
ma de mi cadaver. General Zoral.
Resultado final Tres muertos nin-
gun difunto.
A decir de ella Voz de Yauco,, Sc
han descubierto algunas sustancias di-
namiteras en- aquella ciudad.
"A Silvela lc ha sido recomendado por
la Reina Regente de Espana la forlna
cion del nucvo Gobierno; varias frac-
clones del partido conservation entraran
en- la convinacion, y Silvela convocara
luego el pats a elecciones generates, que
Sc veriticaran en- ell proximo mes de
Abril.
Sc estudan en- la Capital los traba-
JOS de installation de un tranvfa elec-
trico para las GALES de la ciudad.
Ell preso William I'll. Hubbel, que
estaba en- Caguas, sera trasladado g. la
carcel publica de la capital.
LA MAYORQUINA de P. Bestard
y Ca -Ofrecem os reclbido ultimamente
Drill superior de herederos de dor
Vicente Juan Tuers, de Palma, Dri
Perella de idem idem, Drill hilandilla
Drill pique cuatro coronas, Drill piqut
especial, Cretona de hilo fina, Toalla'
de varias classes blancas y de colores
Frisas tamaIlo pequena, Camisas Ma
yorquinas de seis tamafios, Calsoncillo
blancos crudos, Sefiros de todos colo
res, Naipes superiores, Corbatas d
differences classes, Medias de diferen
tes classes, .alpargatas de colores: Tod
superior y barato-
Ventas al por mayor. 15-l1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

del sentimentalismo; y, al recorrer cl
delicado diapas6n, Sc apodera Gle mi
ana dulce melsncolfa. Yo nc habia su-
frido nunca, ahors me embargo ell
pesar. sPor que no aprendf antes el
idioma de los doses?
Y Hattie arroj6 lejos de ST ell text Q
en- que 20 lie ensenaba la leccion.
N. AviIa BIanc0.
Ponce, 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
ULTIMA H0RA

Esta tarde las cuatro salen para Ia
capital, comisionados por los firmantes
del telegrama dc aver despedir perso-
nalmente Mu1oz Rivera, los seiiores
don Herminio Morales, don Guillermo
Conde y don Rafael Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
vapOres c0rreos americanos de la
''RED D'LINE''
Para New York

El vap0r PHILADELPHIA, de Ponce:
Enero Is, Febrero Is, Mario Is,
Abril IL. Mayo 10, JUNO 7, Julio 5.
El vapor CARACAS, de San Iuan:
Enero 4, Febrero Marco l > Mario
20, Abril 26, Mayo "a, JUNO 2l-
Para CurazaO y Venezuela
EI vap0r /" CARACAS ., de Ponce:
Enero 10, Febrero 16, Mario l6, Abril
I3, Mayo IL, Junio s.
FL vapor PHILADELPHIA, de San Juan,
Enero 5, Febrero 2, Mario 10
Mario 80, Abril 81, Mayo %, Junio %.
Precios de pasajes en- orc americana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
Inscripciones hechas on eI Reqistro

civil:
DefunciOneS del dia Juan Guada-
lupe Bonafon, Francisco Roman y Ge-
rena, Juan de la Cruz (a) Macana.
Nacimientos. s.-Maria Elena Rivera
y Colon, Vicente Rivera, Mariana
Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Por no necesitarl0G 81 Aaeno sc ven
jden unos bonitos y iinos mueb'es en-
bucn estado.
! Por informes dirfjanse 4 don Ram6n
Manich, en- Ia Playa de Ponce.
Mario Q ~ 1890 m. q.
st..aAY FLOWER /" HnTEL REs-
TAuRANT de Sanchez Moralez y Pania-
qua, San Juan, Cristo l6.-Este nueV0
Hotel lujosomente instalado, ofrece s
sus favoreocdoies toda clase de como
didades. Cocina francesa, americana y
espa1o!a. Servicio de coches, Baiios,
alumbrado el6ctrico, habitaciones cla-
ras y ventitadas, de diferentes precios.
Ell Hotel esti situado cerca del correo,
de la plaza principal de los centros
otciales. $40
Han resultado preciosos muy bara-
tos los abaaicos recibidos hoy en- ell
Basar Otero: los hay con varillaie de
nacar, hueso, sandalo violeta pai-
safes caprichosos artfsticos de CASA
de seda dc algod6n: EN- cuanto i los
presios son, como siempre, muy Imita-
dos; empiezan desde 40 centavos hasta
| s 80.
RAMON NADAL SANTA COLOMA
AVOCADO
Ofrece al piblico sus servicios profe-
sionales. Bufete, Gale del Castillo MI
nero al lado del Rcgistro de la Pro-
diedad. Horas de consulta de 8 & Ii IN.
de 2 i tarde.
Ponce, II de Febrero, lie 1899.
No podemos por menos de hacernos
eco de la fama que esta adquiriendo
entire ell bello sexo del mundo entero
Ell <Remedio Turco4 sAmazz Quevados,
(marca reglstrada) por sus marayiilosas
Ipropiedades en- la extinction completa y
en- pocos dfas, de todo aquel pigmento
que tiende q alterar la pureza del rostro
desaparecen con su uso las mas rebel
des pecas, manchas todo 10 que afec
tar pudiera al cults.
Sc eneuentra de venta en- las princi-
pales farmacias.
Pfdasc por mayor G. Mulet Maya
giiez. Ponce, Enero i de 1899.
IMPORTANTISIM -Llamado de
la capital y otras poblaclones de la isla
para la extraction de 7e,ias o SoIita-
rias por medic de mi siempre e6caz
Ieniciaa, todas las personas que en- Pom
ce quieran extraerse la iSotitartd debe-
ran avisar Embellishments en- la farma-
cia de Vale y Cancio, en- mi oticina,
Luna namero IS, para et tu'2ao CORES
pondiente y poder tYar et dta de ma
salida.-J. Il. Ralairts.
| Ponce, Mario 8 de 1899.
Por ausentarse su due1o, sc veude ell
acreditado Salon dc Barberfa situado
en- la calle del Concrete, bajos del Ho-
tel Inglaterra. en- la misma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
.FARNAC|A INTERNATIONAL
Marina esquina a Aurora

Marina esquina q Aurora
E'ta nueva farmacia ofrece al q III
co excelentes drogss, p-oductos quimi-
oos y p,tent'z DIS acabados de recibir
de los principales centros manufacture-
ro5 d. America y Europa.
Especialidad en- el dsspacho de re
cetss. q precios m6.iioos, a todas horas
del dfs y de Ia noch,. Ponce, f brero
30 Dc 1899. Inn. stl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
EN- 5000 PESOS oRo AME

RlCANO. vende en- la prolonga-
cion de la calle de la Villa numero l03,
dos solares con un area superficial dc
S95 metros cuadrados fernando una
manzana collndando con las GALES vi
LA, Fe, Mora y terrenos baldios Q del
Municipio.
Dichos solares continen en- ell frente
una casa tienda y vivienda. Informaran
en- las mismas. Ponce, Fbro. A l m a
En- estas oficinas Sc vende la biogra :
fla de Bolivar, por l. Colon y Colon d
40 centavos ejemplar.
Ponce, Enero 20 de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Sc DESEA VENDER: Tres ca
rros para bueyes en- regular estado de
conservation, dos tienen eje de hierro.
Informant P. c., Luna Mum. II. Pom
ce, Mario de 1899. l. IN. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Por ausentarse su dueilo, sc vende ell
acreditado Salon de Barberfa situado
en- la calle del Concrete, bajos del ilo
tel Inglaterra. en- la misma
barberfa. IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

En- ell taller dc don Roberto Graham
se hacen con prontitud y esmero toda
clase de reparaciones q las bicicletas
para 10 eaal Sc cuenta con operarios ha-
biles especialistas en- esos trabajosy y con
todos,los accesorios que sean necesarios.
Enero, 5, de 1899. l. ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
SERVlCIO ESPECIAL
DE "Li DEMOCRtClA" !"

maritime Y entrada de pa
sajer0s:
TRAVESIA; ENTRADAS Ola 7
De Mayagiiez vapor aleman <Mar-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
PRESlOEMCA DEL AYUATAM|EAT0
DE PONCE.
:.
Al PH bile

Resultando vacantes tres plsZss de
q q meros de esta Policfa Municipal
qaeda alberto por Ell presente Ell con-
curse para Ia provision de dichas pla-
zss, por ell termino de cinco dfas a
., ntar desde hoy.
Lo que SO hace pdblico para como
cimiento general, debiendo los aspi
rsntes acompafsr a sus solicitudes,
documentos justifcativos de gu buena
,onducta peri fscta constitution fisiss.
Ponce Marco je 1899. .-El Alcalde,
LUIS PoRRATA DoRIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
"LASC0LUMNAS"
Antes 8 La Pena
frsnts al almaceu d ) los Sres. Vidal y G
-CALLE CRISTINA-
Al PUBLICO

ALI PUBLICO
E que suscribe, duefo de este esta
blecimiento, acoediendo gustoso s Ia
iudicaciones de muchas personas de ests
ciudad, adiptas conner biep. que ma
brindan sn concurso, conociendo come
conocen mis- diSposiciones en- la direco
ci6n de H,tel.., Restaurants, Fondas,
& q ha dispuesto ampliar desds 81 Is
del corriente las operaciones de 81 es-
tabl-cimiento constituyendo dentro de
81 un buen R,st .sts, donde servire
comidas selectas y al gusto todos los
parre quianos qua Sc sirvan visitarme,
ofreciendo sdemas hacerme cargo de
baleas & domicilio precios convencio
uales.
Cuenta para Ell caso con empleados
mis- 6Fdenes de recon sndables condicio
mes y personal competente para Ia d
recci6n oulinsri,, todo 10 cual me pc
mitiIA offecer
Ua esmeFado servicio
que no dejara NADIA que desear al gusto
mas exigente.
Va saber, puAs, mis- parroquianos de
Ponce y de IL LILA, que desds el 9 de
Febrero encontrar6n en- "LAS Co
ILUMNAS ? comidas q todas horas du
rAnteY el dia, y exquisitss eenas, dulces,
cafe, chocolate, tabacos y cigarrillos y
licores dursnte 10 noche.
Santiago Gim6nez,
Lo prscins condolences estariu g.
ados On el Establishments.
PInce. Eucro N de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Nlnos menores de 2 amos, mitad
del pasaje.
Pasajes de ida y yuelta, 10 p. z de
rebaja.
Agentes en- San Juan: Vfliar g.
Agentes cn Ponce: MORALES = CA
Ponce, Enero de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Dice nuestro apreciable colega La
Correspondence:
<Abordo del <Vasco, salio esta tarde
para su residencia de Ponce nuestro
compailero y amigo don Evaristo Izcoa
Diaz, quien en- hreve editara un perio-
dico de caracter literario bajo la direc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
RAMON NADAL SANTA CoLoMA

Ofrece al pubIico sus servicios profe-
sionales. Bufete, Gale del Castillo MI
nero al lado del Rcgistro de la Pro-
diedad. Horas de consulta de | l IN.
de 4 tarde.
Ponce, II de Febrero, lie 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

Sc dice generalmente que aparecer
dentro de POGO un decreto reforman
do ell matrimonio Civil en- ei sistem
actual estableciendo ell divorcio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08

A la esquina de Mendez Vigo, calle
de la Reina, ha sido trasladada la ofici-
ma del cuartel de la Policfa municipal.
Dofia Clorinda Jusino de Collado ha
dejado de existir en- San German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

the Tuileres. and sat very near the Empress
Just as he accepting some turb"t. the SOW
eregn addressed him: An! Senator. though'
you merely liked the sauce and not the hSh
Surprised for a moment. NJ Mesnard po"eu
and said that he had changed his nina
NJ de Saint-Amand leaves the Imperial coupi,
at the opening OF the Italian struggle. ana we
see looming in the distance, another volume
from his pen The prospect IS not unwelcome'
for this sort of history made-easy has some
plausible features. and not the least OF these ~
its interest for readers who could not he per
suaIed to more profound study. The ola ON
calls unpretentlous style and his occasional
dropping into anecdote invite. hold and amuSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

II Is said Of the late William Black that his
literary method was slow and painful one.
He thought about proposed book for months
before ne put pen to paper; he conJured up the
chief incidents and characters and lived with
his persOnages, 80 to speak When he came 10
the writing he was Obliged to have perfect quiet
he could bear no noise at all, Those who
complain of his endless descriptions OF scenery
will be Interested in knowing that he made care
full and elaborate notes of that scenery, OF To-
calities, and especially of atmospheric effects
IF one does not correctly and completely frame
a character or an incident with all the circum-
stances OF the time he said. lone gets only a
blurred page. For example, one may say, 1t
was a beautiful day But what kind Of beau
tful day? 1t must be described that the
picture shall be beautiful and finished. Every
human being in real life has background. and
must have In novel, II the story Is to appear
real to the reader
Sir Wemyss Reid notes that Black seldom al
lowed himself to be drawn Into conversation
about his work. One Of Reds recollections
runs thus: zone day in the far-Of past. was
walking along the sea-front with Black. at
Brighton. when he said abruptly. and with ref
erence to nothing that had been passing be-
tween us: We not all engaged in running
away with other mems wives. There some
Of us vino are not the victims OF mental disease
or moral deformty. ! do not even know that
anybody of my acquaintance has committed a
murder or a forgery. Yet people are angry with
me because | do not make my characters in my
books odous in this fashion | prefer to write
about sane pepole and honest people; and inn
agine that they are, after all. In a majority In
the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

The book about the last days of Shelley, when
Or. Biagi has just published teils ho.n,Is IL
ovcont ccw nnimpo facts about the dls-
posal of the poets remains. The author uis
credits some Of Trelawny's most picturesque
statements especially that IN which ne is Pr.
soat. hin,eeIf as snatching Shelleys heart from
The flames during the cremation OF the Dody'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Mr. Austin Dobson is quoted as having re-
Gently written these peculiar lines IN copy VI
the works Of Poe:
81 wonder when America VIII know
Tbat much her greatest bard is Edgar Poe,
| saw this reminiscent and defiant
or Boxer. Tabb, and Longfellow. ana bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
LITERARY NOTES.

AS ten days profit on the Bismarck niemo,s
amounted to half million marks, IL ~ p'ee'y
certain that the German publishers wiii ge'
hack in Germany alone the original cost-l,Vp-
900 marhs-of the manuscript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Lord Curzon's book on the Indian frontleru =,
the result OF his travels in that region-was an
ready for publication when he sailed Tor lhIia
tho other day But we are not 10 see II tor
some time to- come as it has been concluded
that it is unwise for the Viceroy to publish d
book on the subject at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

"Nain Currents In Nineteenth Century LIT
erature" is the title Of the translation Oh ~
Rrandes's recent volume Of literary history
The translation will appear In the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

who was an attentive student ~ "A Danghtss
OF Heth" had somehow read herself into III
belief that the author was her long lost nepbeu
She used to address him at the Reform CynH
as William Black, esq. alias Macrean." And
explain to him that his book showed such an
intimate knowledge of circumstances known
only 10 herself and a missing nephew that he
must be that relative Or-the enemy % man.
kind. He once called upon her in Scotland. but
even after the interview she still stuck TO her
belief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Mr. Clement Scott. having resigned his post
as dramatic critic of The London Toegraphs
is planning a lecturing tour In America and Aus
tralia. After that he is looking forward to
writing "a regular article in a lrst-class weekly
paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Mr. John Murray, the publisher. recently
stated that his father and grandfather collected
a large mass OF material concerning Byron
which has not been used in the new edltioh ..
Rvron's works as the facts and details do not
arise directly from the poems and letters. Ihls
may suggest "A subsequent biography.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

new comedy drama on julius Caesar Is the
latest work Of Mr.. George Bernard shaw Cleo,
patra as a girl of seventeen is its heroine. ana
when Caesar first sees her she Is lying curIeu
ND in the arms Of the Sphinx cuddling the
sacred cat She addresses him. we are told
as "Old gentleman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Miss Elizabeth Robins has published long
letter. in which she EXHIBITS deep resentment
Of the rev elauon OF her identity with &C. r
Hammond" the author Of the novel The open
Question" Her special reason FOR cOnceaiins
her real self under pseudonym is thus stated:
1T had been my inestimable good fortune 70 acs
several characters in the plays of Henrik lbseh
For the thrilling poetry Of these dramas l nave
the warinest enthusiasm. The great delights
of my life have been the Shakespearian paris l
was privileged to play with Edwin Booth IN
America and the Ibsen parts which have faIien
to my lot in London. On the other hand, care
very little for the doctrines supposed 20 be ens
bodied in Henrik Ibsen's dramas They inter-
est me as they interest every intelligent person.
neither less nor more But l well knew tina!
every one who had been in any way cohcelnu
With Ibsens works irreyOcably written
down an Ibsenite,' a 'faddist,' fanauc IN ING
minds OF many critics and II seemed - n9
equally undesirable that my shortcomings suDuI"
be laid TO the account Of the innocent, uhcon-
sc!ous Ibscn. and that the Ibsenite' creed, when
I certainly do not hold should De reai ''lto
what I write. Therefore, did my pest iiy ~.
the first, to preserve my incognito. ihiee 49,
and some magazine stories ~ =. L. nne "a
preceded The Open Question ana no "ne'
The hest OF nv knowledge. discovered The cio'eh
foot OF Ibsen' in them.
Then came The open Question, aho' 1O 80
fortnight or So the secret Of its authoisi'p 90"
kept. During that time the oooH wtS s,ore II
favorably and unfayoraby, by ABOUT So ~
nevsnapers and not one OF these twenty -
viewers raised the 1bsen' cry. The BOOK vas
Judged on its merits. and on the whoie hn 49,
To add. was very generously appraised. lnen
The Daily Chronicle published the lA GAM Ia
fact that the writer Of The Open question "a,
acted i'm Ibsens plays. What WAS ths re1 I'm
From the moment my publisher t"no mas , ~ ~
LOYALTY itself in this natter found himself In
strained to admit the fact, every reViewss ' ;
discovered and deplosed the paraIhg,unN< .I ~
tiuence OF Ibsen in my work. The Dai,y Se,S
reviews my book under this widely ulspa!,dd
heading: 1.-The open Question losen at nnt
Anarchism in Fiction and scents IN II , .vs
only Ibsenism and Anarchsm. but lhe NJ ~
of the ego. whatever that may be- Inc 'aas.
minister Gazette finds that have deep pfepoSS-
sessions gained chiefly from lbsen m ths -
feet Of heredty' All the real or li S'na.ny
tenets of a creed | never dreamed ~ hol''n 20
are dogmatically thrust upon me m. -.
longer an Independent worker. gooi' p"i ~ IA
different TO be judged on my own merits a'
condemned for my own sins-l am slhfy IN.
notorious and convicted 'lbsente ~ - ~.
strous: II Is ludicrous: II is heartbreak,hs.
The English journals observe, ana uad
enough. that Mis- Robins's authorship NJ "a
never have become known IL she nad e"oSS"
take the requisite precautions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Alas for the capers Of the minor novest
one of this order recently dedicated a book 10
Mr. Il. ID. BlackmOre. and when the author OF
Lorna Dome wrote a private ackn0wledg-
ment in. laudatOry terms the minor novelist
promptly published the laudation as recon-
mendation OF his book and without stating the
fact that Il was extracted by the cheap means
OF a personal dedication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Dear Sirs: I want Emmersons Essay on Love
i'm phanplet form. Address Miss -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

A third edition Of Mr.. Sidney Lees Life Of
Shakespeare" is on the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Mr. Rudyard Kpng tells an amusing Story
at his own expense During his stay in Wilt
shire one summer he met little Dorothy Drew
MIR. Gladstone's granddaughter, and being very
fond of children, took her in the grounds ana
told her stories After time Mrs Drew, fear
ing that Mr. Kipling must be tired of the chic.
called her. and said. NOW Dorothy, hope
you have not been wearying Mr. Kipling. "Oh.
not a bit. mother" replied the small celebrity.
but he has been wearynS me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01

Some "curiosities from the School-room nave
been published az illustrating Mr.. Lowers
statement that I'VE are the most Common
Schooled and least educated people in the
world" Here are the specimens-tdo letters ao-
dressed to Houghton. Miiiiin x Co.:
Gents: Please send me by mail twenty copies
of Division of Sir Ioungfellcw. Respectfully.