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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

The editor Of the Cincinnati
Commercial is remorseful. He says:
"It is sad to think that the valuable
newspaper support support given
Arab has been thrown away"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

The New York police have or
ders to close gaming houses, lottery
and policy shops. Raids will be made
at unexpected hours.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

"A RECENT decision Of the Su.
preme Court of Florida makes rail-
road property liable to taxation, and
thus adds about $4,000, 900 to the
taxable property Of the State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

"A MASSACHUSETTS law makes
the owner of q house liable for tre-
BILE any loss that may be sustained
by gambling therein with his con
sent. A saloon keeper at Lowell has
Just been compelled to pay $500.
The money gong to a man who had
lost only 5000 IN playing poker on
the premises. 80
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

PEOPLE who wonder why mems
hair Turns gray before their whis-
kers should reflect that there is
about twenty years difference in their
respectiye ages.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

Moses Williams, one ofthe very
wealthiest and oldest inhabitants OF
Boston, is dead, leaving a fortune OF
$6,000,000. He began life peddling
milk In the streets.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

SENATOR Vest, of Missouri, says
that there will be two Republican
Presidential candidates in 1884, Ar
thar and Blaine.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

-Ex.CADEr Whitaker now ad'
-yer,ises the subject Of bis lecture as
"Ears and the Color Line at West
Point"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

ON Tuesday last Benjamin r.
Butler was nominated by the Demo
Gratis for the Governorship Of Massa-
chusetts.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

THE Star Route jury acquitted q
dead man--Mr. Peck, who was not
on trial. This shows they wanted to
acduit somebody.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

--PARALYr1c strokes, heart dis
ease and kidney affections prevented
by the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

Mas. A. T. Stewart EXPECTS to
entertain next winter for the first
time iu eight years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

President Arthur will be fifty
wears of age on the 9Th of October.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

FOR coNGKEss-4TH DISTRICT
NEWTON BLANCHARD
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27
Louii siiana State Lottery Go

Incorporated in 1859 for IS years by the
Legislature for Educatiansl and Charita.
BILE purposes.-with Capitol Of 81 900 900
to which reserved fund of over $780,
600 has since been added. By an over
whelmiug popular vote its franchise was
made part Of the present State Constitu'
ton adopted December 2, A. D. 1879.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-09-27

-. Let the voter tben-and his name
is legion-be educated. We do not
say in learned lore or abstruce
science, for these can we'll DO die.
pensed with, perhaps probably, but
let bis education be such that he can
properly and readily discriminate BE-
tween right aud wrong. Let him be
80 educated that be can At once de-
tect the Vaccinations Of the mere
politician, who Is generally bat dc.
magogue, or in palmer words all
and we fear they are many such
who would rather rule In Hades than
serve 10 heaven. But the question
may be asked at what are We driving
by this string ofgeneralities, this, az
some may think, tissue Of incsngru-
lities2-is the writer An old fogy, OF
is he aiming to inculcate anti Demo
cratic doctrine7 We may or We may
not be old fogyish in our views, &C.
cordiug however as that term is In
terpreted. As to the latter, while VI
never protested entire faith in the
teuets OF what may be styled the old
Democratic party We do maintain v.
are not anti Democratic Of the pres
ent. OF those two great-slternate
lily triumphaut-but truly Nstiona
lparties, now almo-t, as to one O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
Ell atentado de Humacao.

Tenfamos vagas noticias del inicuo
atentado que no hace muchos dias
llen6 de aiarma y de pavor al pacf-
fco vecindario de Humacao, 81 no
por sus resultados, que afortunada-
mente no han arrancado lagrimas nj
causado la desgracia de ningdn ser
inocente, a 10 menos por las circuns-
tancias de que ell hecho aparece re-
vestido y la audacia y alevosfa pre-
meditada que, segdn los documen-
tos que tenemos d ia vista, preside.
ron el frustrado delito.
Hemos querido guardian silencio
mientras datos ver1dicos y ofciales
no garantizasen nuestro relate, a fin
de no vernos luego obligados a hacer
rectifcaciones que, la par que son
enojosas, redundan a la postre en-
desprestigio del perlodista = acusan
cuando menos imperdonable ligereza,
maxine traeandose de asuntos de
suyo graves y sometidos a Ia justa y
severa accion de los tribunales y de
las leyes. Hoy, por fortuna, nos es
lfcito hablar con la seguridad de que
nuestras frases no han de ser des-
mentidas, y descansando en- tai cer-
teza vamos dar cuenta a nuestros
lectores del acontecimiento desagra-
dable ocurrido en- Humacao en- la
noche del % del corriente.
Las IL ser1an, y no toda Ia pobla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
NOMBRAMIENTOS.

Segdn nos informa el BoZetia Ecle.
sSdstico, nuestro Excmo 6 Limo Dlo-
cesano Sc ha servido nombrar
Cura Regente de Naranjito, al
Pbro. don Manuel Crespo.
Cura Economo de Guayama, al
Pbro. don Julian Boada.
Sacristan Pbro. de San German,
q don Baldomero Moutaner.
Sacristan Seglar de Morovis, a don
Victor Vengoa.
Coadjutor de Utuado al Pbro. don
Felipe Gonzalez.
y Sacristan Seglar de Arecibo a don
Federico Montero.
Sacrlstan Seglar de Manatl, q don
Jose E. Escudero.
Sacristln Seglar de Guayama d
don Valentfn Echevarrfa.
CLra Regente de Mayagiiez al
Pbro. don Fenx Barrot.
Oura Regente de Ponce, al Pbro.
don Antonio Lopez.
Ooadjutor de Yauco, al Pbro. don
Antonio Martlaez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
co N $ T E

Debemos consignar para constancis,
que en- Ia junta magma del Partido ce-
lebrada ei dia "a de los corrientes en-
los salones del Casino Espanol estuvie-
ron dignamente Representatives los co.
rreIigionarios de Ponce por el seiiorD
Vicente de FAno, quien entreg6 So cre-
dencial uno de los senores de Ia Pro.
visional, sin que nosotros nos hubi6se.
mos spercibido de clio, nj, al leer el re-
sumen de las actas presentadas, Sc nos
llsmase Ia stenci6n acerca del parti-
cular. x,,54sa- :
Consignamos con verdsdera satisfac.
ci6n este dato interesantisimo, en- rec-I
tificaci6n de 10 que dice ell acta Official
referente q no habsr tenidos represen-
taci6n On lajasata magma el Comit6 CO.
rreligionario de Ia importante ciudad
de Ponce. 1g ~vrrts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

.el Captain del siglo, en- Glen comba-
tes librados por su personal civismo,
y a renunciar estamos dispuestos to-
das las alianzas, todos los protecto-
rados, antes que aceptar vergonzo.
sas transacciones, en- perjuicio de Ia
dignidad de un partido, cuyos cent?.
nelas avanzados somos en- la tremen.
da lucha, como en- los serenos dias
de paz y calma, de esa dignidad au-
gusta, que nos ha de llevar por ell
camino de las justi6caciones al mas
complete de los triunfos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
Importation y sxportael6n.

Segdn el estado que public5
la Gaceta del dia "a. los derechos
de importaci6n, duraote ell mes
de abril dltimo, ascendieron d $3.50
mi! 4O0-O8, y los de exporta-
ci6n q $43.858-67, total de ambas
partidas 2l3, ,268-75. Cuyas canti-
dades, comparadas con las obtenidas
en- igual mes de 1881, acusan una di-
ferencia de mas para este aIlo, ascen-
dente en- la Importation, q $488ll3,
y en- la exportaci6n q 81, ,90048.
Total 6.781-51.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
derecho diferencial de bandera. lQue

derecho diferencial de bandera. lQue
diran este los asimilistas de por
aca? Serd possible que aun sigan
mostrando sus simpatfas al diputado
por Yauco. despu6s que, segdu 10
manifestado, Sc hallan tan distantes
de 81 en- esta vital question, como 10
estan los polos entire ST? Muestren-
selas en- hora buena pero conven.
gan en- este case en- que 10 que de6en-
den es un asSnaslssnao enga1oso, to-
da vez que no Sc conciben ell apoyo
~ simpat1as consagrados al se1lor
Labra con los principles que susten.
ia el asimilismo borinqueno, en- opo.
sicion alberta con ell autonomismo
del senior Labra, partidario de las
Ieyes especsales, may especiazes.
Preocupa fuertemente 4 los poli-
ticos la actitud del senior Duque de
la Tore, de cuya benevolencia 4
oposicl6n con el gabinete actual Sc
hacen varias versiones, siendo la mas
acentuada la de que ell expresado
personaje GvansG, mientras que ell
respectable hombre pdblico que ileva
ell tim6n de "a nave parece que sc
contiene en- Ia avent1rada senda de
inconsideradas 6 inoportunas refor-
mas, cosa que le ha de grangear la
estimacion y el respeto de cuantos Sc
interesan por la consolidation de las
instituciones y por el porvenir de Ia
Patria.
Tratemos de otra cosa. Segdn
leemos en- La Correspondence, Ia Ill
TINA exposition de ganados 6 instru.
mentos agr1colas ha sido de gran
utilidad y ense1anza honrosisima pa.
ra nuestro pals, que Sc ha puesto por
encima de los mas adelantados con
la MdQwina tri19adora inventada por
eI inteligente compatriota, senor Lii
herale, y la cual en- sus resultados
aventaja q las mas perfeccionadas,
con un dos por ciento de beneficio
respecto de la mics en- que trabaje,
proporcionando I'm importante SER
vicio d la agriculture, en- la economic
y perfection del trabajo.
FL hecho culninante de la decena
ha sido la conferencia del senior Gas.
telar los maestrOs en- ell Oonpreso
pedagogico, ante un brillante con.
curse de personas, que habfa en- el
paraninfo de la Universidad, siendo
muy aplaudidos los sentimientos
que consagr6 a la Patria, la fa-
milia, d la educaci6n del nino, q
la mission de la mujer y a los Sres.
Moyano y Ros de Olano, heroes de
dicho Congreso pedag6gico.
Una noticia de impression. Ell
duque de Osuna ha muerto. No
deja herederos directos. Sus titu-
los llegan a A con ocho granderas
de Espala, y pasaran q su primo Ell
marques de Javalquinto. Tenfa el
Tois6n de orc desde 1860 y desde
1863 era teniente general. Deja
una vacapte en- la Real academia de
Ia historic.
Con este cerramos nuestra cr0ni-
ca. Los aicionados d la escena ~
novela polfticas esperen para. .otra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
GUT E A U +.

Ma1lana, 30 de JUNO, dia senalado
para la explaci6n del gran crfmen
que conmovi6 el 2 de julio de 1881
al mundo entero, debe pagar Guiteau
en- la horca ell asssinato de Garfield.
Acerca de la situaci6n de aqu6l
decfa dltimamente I'm corresponsal
de Nueva- FORK:
eel abogsdo defensor de Cutie an
present6 ante el Tribunal del Orimen de
Washington un recurso pidie ndo la co.
rrecci6n de las actas del proceso, CON
la esperanza de posponer la ejecuci6n
de 10 sentencia; pero la petici6n le ha
sido negada por 81 jues, y aunque Mr..
Reed 80 propone dar todavia otro paso,
no lograra salvar al REQ de Ia horca.
Guiteau ha recibido esa noticia con
calma aparente; pero denunci6 los
jueces del Tribunal Supreme como CO.
bardes y "chiAados, y dlce que Dios
TodopoderOso acudlra en- ,su auxiiio =
10 ibrAr& del cadaluo q Ultima hora, !"
Hoy como manana, mailana como
al tener la primera noticia del aten-
tado de Washington, 10 mismo que
al saber la muerte de Garfield acae.
cida el l9 de setiembre de 1881,
protestaremos una vez mas contra
los asesinos de los jefes de los Esta-
dos, sean estos Reyes, sean Presi-
dentes de Repdblicas.
Y no porque cump lamos con este
deber de conciencia, dejaremos de
compadecer como nadie al delin.
cuente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
ULTIMO DEsENGANO.

Tan acostumbrados estamos a es-
cuchar impas:bles los escarceos de
H Ageste, que maldito 81 nos ha he
cho efecto todo ell d6dalo de dimes y
diretes en- que Sc ha metido con mo-
two de la reunion magma de nuestro
Partido.
Chasqueado y cariacontecido co.
mo le dej6 el magni6co resultado de
aquella session, que 81 habfa sonado
fuera para nosotros campo de Wa
terloo, 8 cuando menos de Agra
mante, no es extrano que en- la ex-
plosi6n de su despecho Sc de- a paliar
su monstruoso fiasco con filfpicas ex-
Temperatures, y cabalas 6 hiperboles
que desdicen de un peri6dico serio.
No es Ell primer desenga1o que lle-
va, no, ell presente. Lo que lie pas6 d
raiz de mace dos amos cuando la elec-
ci6n del senor Alcala, por efecto de
la cual proclam6 d todos los vientos
nuestra desuni6n y ruina 10 que le
aconteci0 con motive del inolvidable
acto polftico de Is de agosto de
1880; 10 que le ha sucedido con la
lucha electoral reciente de Caguas y
1ltimamente con la solemnidad del
"a de JUNO de 1882, tiene que su.
cederle siempre, le sucedera en- todoz
los tiempos, 10 quiere la Providencia,
10 exige el espfritu espanol, 10 recla-
man nuestra historic, nuestra name.
ra de ser, nuestros deberes y nues.
tros destinos. Por grandes que sean Ia
crisis que atreveasmos, probado ests
que no hemos de sucumbir nunca,
nunca, entiendalo E Agente. La
experienced 10 atestigua, N Agent
10 sabe, nadie de buena fe puede po-
nerlo en- tela de juicio.
Nuestro gran Partido, dando una
prueba mas de abnegaci6n, abnega.
ci6n que no comprenden sus enemi.
gos nj vislumbran, ha salido del &C.
to del sabado mas undo y COM
pacto y glorioso que nunca. AS
es 81, asf son sus patri6ticos MEM
bros. No hay en- toda su vasta
colectividad quien no este decidido
a sacri6carlo todo ante la conve'
niencia del Partido de su marcia
ordenada y triunfal. Digan 81 SOL
cspaces de clio los que apostataror
Glen mil veces de sus ideales, los que
cambiaron de color polftico trescien
tas sesenta y cinco veces por ailo
los que andan errantes como los
hUos de Juda despues de Ia ruins
de Jerusalem, y yacen desmembradol
| y esparcidos en- intormes partfculal
de reformismo, asimilismo, democra
cia, federalismo y autonomismo. NJ
10 son nj 10 seran jamas sus incon
secuencias y sus errores los anuiaror
para siempre.
Ell Partido Unconditional, mas be
nemerito y grande ahora que nunca
su 6rgano en- la prensa en- possession
de toda la confianza de sus correIi
giorarios, nuestros enemigos absortos
y avergonzados por la insigoe pruebt
de vitalidad y fortaleza que hemol
ofrecido a los ilusos que nos suponfar
cadaveres, he aquf la pesadilla de
E Agemte, he aquf ell motive de ST
biliosa intemperancia.
Rsz6n tiene para desesperarse e.
colega, 10 confesamos sin sorpresa,
como la tenemos nosotros de sobra
para asegurar, con los hechos y la
historic por testigos, con la opinion
por juez inapelable, que e. Partido
Unconditional no puede morir jamas,
Por que a ser ESQ possible, de sus
mismas cenizas renacerla como el
Ave F6nix.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

Ooadjutor- encargado de Barros,
al Pbro. don Justo Riai1o.
Cura Ec6nomo de Toa-baja, al
Pbro. don Juan Rovira.
Coadjutor de Caho-rojo, q don
Tomas Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

POr acuerdO del
Partido, tornado en-
la sOlemne sesi6
del dia "a, empeza-
mos hoy a reprodu-
CIR los art1culos que
bajoel siguiente ru-
bro han vistO La luz
pdblica en- este pc
rio 6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

de todos, nuestros tribunales se ins.
piran y Sc han inspirado siempre en-
Ia justicia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

sion del proyecto de relaciones co.
merciales entire las provincias ultra
marinas y peninsulares, cuyo proyec-
to va conocen nuestros lectores.
Consumi6 ell primer turno en- contra
ell senior Vivar, intentando demos.
trar que no habiendo igualdad de
condolences comerciales e1 Cuba y
en- Puerto = Rico, no era possible
aplicar q ambas igual criterio en- ell
proyecto de relaciones con Ia PENN
suia. Esto prueba que la discussion
toma va diferentes rumbos, entran-
do por nuevos y dilatados horizontes
de que no ha de salir triunfante la
marcada tendencia a la asimilaci6n,
puesto que, en- ei nero de hecho de.
fenderse la diversidad de relaciones
comerciales de Cuba y Puerto Rico
con la Peninsula, Sc proclama la
teor1a de las leyes especiales y dife.
rentes. Y nacemos notar esta de
ducci6n para que Sc yea 10 contra
ditorias que !legan q ser las OPT.
niones.
Siguiendo muy distirto camino,
ha impugnado tambi6n dicho pro.
yecto el Sr Labra, quien ha venido
q echar maestro gozo en- u'a pozo, como
suele decirse, sosteniendo que 10 que
menos importa q las AntilIas es ell
comercio de cabotaje, y que 10 que
lnas interesa a las mismas es buscar
de las naciones extranjeras, por me-
dio de reci2rocidad, Ia abolici6n del
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
Wei De Meyer

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Discovery sinoe Vaccination. Other
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
An Absent-Minded A Bride.

An absent-minded young lady, hav-
ing been duly married, started OFT on
her bridal tour. The party stopped at
western city.
Some time in the night there came
succession of terrified shrieks from the
room occupied by the bride and groom,
and the clerks, porters, and employees
generally rushed up stairs, only to meet
a frantic female figure, clad in white,
fleeing in desperate haste from her
apartment, crying:
"Oh, there's man in my room!'
The clerk rushed in and found the
groom half disrobed, standing in the
middle of the room, one boot on and
the other in his hand, the picture OF
amazement. He explained that he
had just come up stairs, and was in the
act of undressing (his wife had previ-
ously retired,) when she suddenly
awoke with a shrek and fed.
"What was the matter?" asked the
clerk.
"Damfno," said the husband.
Just then the bride, enveloped in a
large bedspread, procured for her by
chambermaid, came back, looking very
red and foolish, and in half a minute
she explained the mystery by saying:
''Oh, Fred, l forgot was married,
and when l awoke l was so fright
ened !"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
O, WOULD WERE A Boy AGAIN.

oh, would | were a boy agaii'
When life seemed formed ofsunny years
Aud all the heart then knew or pain
Was wcpt away in transient tears
When every tale Hope whispered then
My fancy deemed was only truth,
Oh, would that could know aga In
The happy visions OF my youth
IT'S vain to mourn that years have shown
How false these fairy visions were,
Or murmur that mine eyes have known
The burden of fecting tear.
But still the heart will fondly cling
To hopes no longer priced us TRUTH
And Memory still delights to bring
The happy visions OF my youth
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
LIKE 4 TREE.

Twas Harry who the silence broke
'Miss Kate, why are you like a tree
because, beeause-i'm board, shs spoke
3. 'oh. no, because you're wood snd hs'
why arc you ike tree = she s'ld
u have a-heart = hs asked 30 low
Her answer made the young man rcd
because you're sapPy don't you know
why are you like lree ags'nf
lie scratched his head this tine aud thuhh,
And gave II up, III tell you then,'
she laughed, because you both get trunk
'onee more, she asked, why arc you now
A tree = lilo coudn't quite perceive
Trees leave sometimes and make bough,
Aud you can also bow--and leave
WhiiehdR Times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
Whole No. 2067.

Gregory, that ] am somewhat deaf
and | have been much more 50. lh
consequence Of this l have acquired tho
art, which ! believe almost any ono
can acquire, Of reading the movements
Of the lips In the same way that tho
deaf and dumb are taught to do, so
that can always understand what
people say II they arc only 10 seeing
distance and my seeing Il very acute
! need hardly say that ] avoid over
seeing conversation, It you will allow
the expression, as much Us ! would
oyer-hcaring IL but frequently see
people speak few words on accident
ally glancing at them. ! think that
what has puzzled you will now be
plain. Perhaps ought to confess that
l have yielded little to the temptation
of mys.iying the company during the
last week, especially in the case OF Mr.
Briggs, who has, like many people who
have lived good deal alone, u habit OF
talking to himself rs hc goes along
which he is scarcely aware OF. This
afternoon, however, watched the
Griccs in good earnest. ! was very
much astonishcd at what / saw. Your
sudden departure had disarransed their
plans, and they had full discussion OF
past and future operations. II was not
at all q bad idea to hold their delibera-
tions before your very eyes, so as to
keep up their watch on your move
mcnts and disarm suspicion, but they
had taken no prccaution against being
overseen. The rest you know
But how about the purchase OF the
hairwash, that sad proof of occult artT
| said.
oh, that had nothing to do With it.
| was in the shop being shaved and
saw the transaction in II looking-glass,
Later still, when my uncle had gone
in, / heard him quietly say: so you
will do whatever like to mention?
But these words were not addressed to
me and judged it best to fall into the
rear, and having no gifts OF clair
voyance myself cannot tell you the
rest of the conversation. l can only
add that our return was postponed, and
that shortly after these events Mr..
Gregory again requested a private con-
vcrsation with my uncle; and that he
had again some revelations to make
concernining conspiracy of two, male
and female, in this case alone; and
that shortly after the first pair OF con-
spirators had been sentenced for life
by one of her majesty's judges, SIM
liar sentence was pronounced upon the
other pair by the Rev. Mr.. Briggs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1882-05-03
Rutland Business Cards.
BERWICK HOTEL,

q f. ERlCHARDSON,P PrOp'r,
RUTLAND VERMONT.
Heated Throughout by Seam.
Good Sample Rooms. Billiard Room aud
Livery Stable connected with the Hotel.