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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Hepos reeibidO la visits de IN nuevo pc
riodico hunorfstioo que % Ia luz en- Santo-
Domingo.
Sc titula Ell Gorro de dormir trae gra-
badOs caricatuFas.
Agradeeemus al colega su atenei6n.
Ell sefiOr don 0limpio Otero nos envis
otrss dos dsnses de Morel Campos, escrita'
en- el Brasil editadas con eleganeIa en-
Barcelona.
sus tftulOs SOn iBaen humOrl Vuelta d
Ia vida.
Recomendamos la adquisici6n de esas lin
das pleas muscales q los amateurs de Ia
mnsica tropical.
Cuestan 80 centavos aquf 8 80 en- la isIa.
Aver, las once de Ia mafana, fonde6 en-
la Capital el cOrreo de Espaha.
Hoy, la hOTa en- que oircule La DEMO
CRACIA, va debe encOntrarse en- Ponce la CO.
rrespondencia penlnsular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Idem, idem idem-EI gobierno de Ia repd-
bica de Haiti ha cOnvenidO con el de Fran
ola en- pagar la familia de M. Rigaud Ia
suma de dieziseis mil pesos, como indemni-
zaci6n.
Roma, idem idem-Ayer sufri6 ell Papa
Leon XIII IN ataque, que ba inspirado mn
ohO cuidsdO sus famliares.
Aungue 90 ha sentidO algO mejOradO ha
quedadO muy debil cae con frecuencia en-
IN suehO prOfundo. Estos excesos de sueEo
le siguen repitiendo.
L6ndres, idem idem--Se afirma que ell Se-
cretario Mr.. Blaine va meiorando positiva
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
Jose Manuel Guzman

Escutor iDarmosta, ss ofrece al p0blieo de-
esta eiadad, para confeccionar todos los frahaio,
coDeernientes profession como son. lkridaa
mortuorlas, desde la mss modesto haata Ia mas sun
tuosa, fode 10 relative 4 Il marmoleria como con
solas, pasaman0a, esealeras, etc, etc
Ponce, lnlio de 1891 1913
Estrafimient0. EbGVp LaxasIF0 ds Ytchv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
PAsTos

Sc ofrecen paAt0s mnRnffcoa, sn condicionee
muy convenientes, los empresarios de coches ' ca
rros. Quedan muy cerca De In pobltci6n.
Hay cercadOs con HguBs abundanten, y el Guide
de los aniIuhles sera esmeradirima
Pera infotmes dirigirse la imprants de cate Pc
ri6dico.
9-s Ponce, Julio 10 de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Sc desea contratar por a6os una se1orita 8
sonora gre soa, rin fDilia, para institutrz de
uiTias, ofreeiendole annalmente buena suma Pa
Ta mas informes dirigirse don jose A Hudo en-
Jsyuya, UtuadO.
Julio 2l de 1891. 2-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

FL orc no abunda, por ESQ se invent6 la
dorRdura, que no tenjendo Ia soideE dc
aquel, tieDe toda su apAriencia y bIillantes.
Asimisno para sustituir la bondad que nOB
falta, hemos creado Ia nTbanidad que tiene
todas las aparieneiRs dc la bondad.-ESvtS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
ALMOYAGBTiZGO DEL g. lIS7RITO
Gale del Concrete nssmerO 13
PONCE

Sc participa al p6blicO que Ia comprObeci6n
annual periodical de pesas meddas tendra lugar en-
este tsFmino municipal, del al % corriente.
HOras de ofcina:-De II por la manana de
1 a A por la tarde.
Ponce, Agosto de 1891. = FL Fiel Almota
cen.-AlbeTt0 Laoasa. 1-10
Si quieres evitar ell constipado
Usa de Gatell, el Alcoholado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
COtiZa clones
DrA 81

COtiZacfOneS
DTA 81
Caf6.-Firme, cotiEamos:
CubanO S24
Pil6n de $25 $254
Lustrado $254 $26 seg6n clasS.
Hay cOrtas existeneias.
AZucRr.-Sigue 1oiO: CetizAmas:
ReinO 80 $3.50.
Grocery So $50
Centrifugada de pa $3f a.
EIieIes.-FojsH de 81s % pOr extremes.
ROm.-SubieDdO:
CotizamOs de $40 g55.
CRmbiOs.-Firme
Cotizamoa:
Sobre Londres de $5-95 4 s6-O5 por libra ssgdn
diaB vista.
;, Espafa 8 div 16 II p. 9 premiO.
), New-YOrk 3 DIV 213 224 p. = premiO.
,, Francia dIv 19 90 p.S premio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
Herrerfa y Carreterfa
DE SANTA ISABEL

Participo los sehoren que n . favorecen con
sus trabsOs, que desde e 10 de AgostO los preeics
seThn conveneionaez
Julio 20 de 1901. Baudsta HitOs. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
/ Mulas, MulRs (!

Don Antonio Rivera, do Coamo tieDs de venta
prOp6sitO para principiar trabajar.
31-39 Coamo, Mayo 16 de 1891
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

LRcCIoNEs DE IDIOMA FRARcGs.--El Que
snsoribe laR da domfcilio se ofrece loa
pa5rea de familia QUO deReen MtilNzar nua ger
vicitsA-- "a r6stidee S3aaonspfehs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Sc encuentra otro betmano, otra esposa,
otro hijo, otro amigo J; perO un buen padre y
una mRdre viTtuOsa, son presontea que el
cielo nos hace una sOla veg en- Ia vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
Ponce, Julio 10 de 1891.

Don Florencio Santiago, 3e Coano, vende no.
villos Pror6sito para trabalo de bueyel.
S2-ss coamo, Mayo l6 Dc 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
AHrelid Castillo.
(Cubana.

En- un teatro de tercer orden sc represen-
taha el drama MargarltG de BOrgoAd.
El primer galan haCe su aparici6n defen-
di6ndose espada en- mano dc dieE aaesinos
que le acometen,
Como no Sc disponfa mas que de IN solo
comparsa, Buridan, arTeglando So papel ak
-Ioue es estoR iDiez villanos contra un
cabal'ero Juno aqui nueve entire bastido-
resl iMiserablesi----
Dialogo interesante:
LA adore usted, seforita pero soy po-
bre. 81 embargo, tengo IN ito muy rico y
sexagenario.
81.
LES casado7
No.
-Pues bien, Arturo, renuncie listed mi
mano pres6nteme hoy mismo 81 ito.
Un empresario necesita un tenor tele-
gEaffa una agencia teatral.
La egencia contesta
"En este momento, penuriR."
e empTesaTio replica
"Pues bien, contr6teme usted Immediate
mente a PenuTia."
Ed una vista pdblica, loe alguaciles hacea
salir IN iDdiyiduo porque ronca de uu mo-
do atroE.
Ell expulsad0 excla1na entoDces:
-Aquf hay otras Personas que tambidn
roncan.
-Es cieTtc; pero usted 1onca do tai mo-
do que ha despertadO al rresidente del tri-
hunal.
Un versifcador, con pretensiones de poe
ta, dice nu amigo;
Me cuestan muy POGO mis- versOS'
e. amigo:
--Te caestan 10 que valen.
Un matrimopio posee una gaia cuyo ape
tito Sc eastface con un pedsEo de cordilla
cada dos dfas.
De pronto Sc nota que To- rsci6n no le bas-
z7A7r &C, vepticpatro hOras, ~
La cOsa 81 coo IN pressncia de an
cato en la cooina.
-4Qu6 animal es esef-pregunta In ae-
bora.
No se, debe eer el soldado de In gaia.
GRAAAs
Llevaba ell nifio de Sancha
para un pelgroso iuego
dos banderillas de fuego
que le regal6 Cara-Ancha.
Saludando la mama
go las pedl ae negG
respondi6ndome: - mo, no,
que sou para mi papa
EUsebio BIaseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
RECORTE 5

Tres gotas dc miel atraen mas moscas,
que una pipa de vinagre,
El que quiera vaya, el que no quiera, man
de.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
CARBON COKE

a consecuencia de 10 elevado del precio del car
bon de piedra de 10 subido de los gires sobre Eu
ropa los Estados Unidos, Ia Empresa del Gas ha
decididO cobrar las PeTsOnas qHe le tOmsn carbon
coke cantidades de dOce barries en- adelante ra-
de euaFenta centavos por barrii las persODss
que solo compren unO dos barriles razOn de Gin
cuenta centav0s barTii.
Esios precios empezaran regir desde el dia IL
de AgOst0 de 1891.
"a Steinacher d O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
Battalion de Cazadores
VALLADOLID NUN. q

Debiendo proceder este Battalion la enaiena-
ci6n de ciertas pendas eectos dados de baja en- 81
mismO, hace pubicO pOr medic del presente anun-
clio teniend0 lugar la subasta en- e dsspacho del se
nor COrOnel Teniente CCronel primer efe stO en- ell
cuartel de esta ciuded q las Ocho de Ia manana del
dia 10 del pr6ximO mes de AgOstO.
Los que deseen tomaF parte en- la licitEei6n DO
dram entsFarse de las condolences de las prendas
efectOs que han de enaenar las cnales se halla-
ran de manifesto On el aimacen del Cuerpo durante
todO 81 dia anterior al que &c ha de celebrar Ia
subasta.
Prendas efectos que Sc citan:
81 Polainas, 50 TirilIas, 46 Pantalones Grance
430 Pares de Quantes de algOd0n blaueO, 27S Levi
tas do gala, Messs pequenas 3 ArmaTios de pino
4 BsncOs Mesa grande. 8 Perchas, 1 Sil6n giratO-
rio, 10 Tinsieros, 100 Barras dc catre 9 Mesas de
Escuela, A Perchas, Mesa de autOpcias, Barras
de catre, "a Mesi las de nOche Cam8s de hero.
Ponce 80 de Julio de- 1S91.-El Captain Jefe ac-
CideHtal- Jose MasWti-Vo Bo-EI C0mandante
primer Jefe accidental Pi0asO. Is
EN- JAKUYA el mas rico, pintoresco y sslu-
dsbie vale do Puerto Rico, So vende 8 se aIquiIa
una preciOsa casa estilo eI mas mOderno, con una
Dicha casa estA situada en- ei centrO del poblado
cOnstFuida de hierrO maderas del psfs con tOdas
las comOdidades apetecbes para una famllia. Cons
ta de espaci0sa sala, d0N cuaFtos lateruIes de
Hiete FaFas en- cuatro cada unos comedor cocina
eacnsado. aqua potable en- Ell patio de Ia misma;
tieHe cuatro pneFkaa 81 frente, teniendo una 9
vaci6n de cineo varas media. Vista hBce f6: para
ini0rmes dirigsrse 81 aue6O en- Jayuya Arturo Er-
nesto ManrEique 20 del 81. 3-6
Tela Makintof tels de gonna, hay de
venta Ed Ia
Fqrmaoin de Pale de Caaci0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
ENFERMEDADES4ESTOMAe0sns1auhe

Si alguua vez te duele Ia cabeza,
Usa Alcoholado Gatell, con ligerezs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Cura Ia neuralgia y reumatismo
El Alcoholado de Gstell, 10 mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

NueStro querido colega El Olamor del p6s:
ha trasladadO sUs OfciDas la calle de Ia For
taleza ndmero 36, piso principal.
EDhorabueDa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
PIG R AK Az

Llevaba ell nifio de Sancha
para un peligroso iuegO
dos banderillas de fuego
que le reRal6 Cara Ancha.
SRludAndo A In mama
90 las pedl y 90 neg6
respondi6ndome - mo, no,
que SOD para mi papal
EUsebio BLdee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01
MULAs

Las tene deJde he tres amos, de bnena ra9a,
don Domingo Boren de Canm0. Quien inEsresa
Duede diriRirae al expresado seIor
Conmo, Mayo da 1891 A.. Y. ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

FOsFATNA FALIIHEs. Ann..ls 90. g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

La GacetG sigue publicando dispOsicioneR
nuevas 6 inter eIesantfsimas. Sc trata nada
menos que del nOmbramieuto de Segarra pa
"a la alcaldls de CoamO del de Suau para
la De Maysgiez, asf sueesivamente.
EsOs cabailerOs sirven sus destinOs desde
hace muehO tempo shOra les confIman.
No habiendo MaTciaEes en- levadura, bueDo
90 que el senior CanO entretenga en- ESQ su fe-
cundidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Maestro distinguidO cOmpaiero el sefor
Arnsu Igsravides fue obsequiadO con una
serenata, que acudi6 immense concuTren-
cia, despu6s de su exearcelaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

New-York, idem idem-El World de esta
ciudad publics IN editorial en- que mRniies
Ca temores que los amercauos RESIDENCES eu
Ia Fepdblics do Haiti puedan ser ssesinsdos
Dfcese que el presidents HippOlyte ha TO-
to sus rel6ciones dipIomaticas con el Gobier-
no de WnshinhtOn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

Paris, idem idem -Comunican de San Pc
tersburgo que ia prenBa Tusa haee declaTa-
clones mpOrtantes, pidiendO que el GObier-
no del cGhr Alexandra inbervenga en- los asun-
.tOs dc Egipto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-01

va esta tenaidO el puente de la mpafifa
ferro-ca -carrilera sobre ell cano de San Antonio.
Mide ochenta metros de l0ngitud, SO dice
ane &c mnv eleRantesy s6lidO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12

Visitors 70 NcwYOrl are quick TO realize the oppor-
tnnity given them for cNcurs which cost little
but which give lcarc and health Such excursions the
Iron Steamboat Company Offer, IN the trip 10 tn" Iron
piers at Concy Branch whcr" the boats
land at the Pier. The Only awatcr ues 70 these
places arc controlled by tho Iron Steamboat Company tic
boats running from the foot " West Twenty hildt and
touching a. Pier New 40 T. North Riv"r. What"ycr mag
be desired GOOD accommodations and PROMPT
service bo1tS give. Their landnpl places ~ New
York arc convenient reached. otl"f bv the "r0s>town
ears or by the cc,at.d railway 8, ~ Place station
Is near Pier So l. The fare 10 COMFY Island Is fifty
cents for the round trip and Long Branch seycnynye
cents Tho Concy Island boats make extra trips today
the boats running a. late 80 Pier No l and
10 40 nom the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
1T VAS MIDDAY PERMIT ONLY.

THE NETWORK STEAM COMPANY FAILED TO RE
NEW IT AND WILL NOW BE SUED.
The accusation of the officials Of the Department of
Public Works that the New York steam company had
opened B1rclay-st. at College Place without permit
was denied yesterday by Superintendent T. II. Prenss
on the part Of the company Mr.. Plcntiss exhibited a
permit dated June L. signed By Commissioner Gllroy
and General Inspector n. II. O'COnnOr granting the
company permission TO open the street and sidewalk
in front of College Place between Barclay and Warren
sts., and claimed that this sufficient cover the
two openings made Friday. On the back Of the
permit, however these words stamped: 4" Work
under this permit must commence within fortyeight
hours, or permit becomes void and must be rcSsued.'
Mr.. Prent!sS appeared to regard the prOvSO contained
in tho stamp perfunctory and Of mo consequence
whatever.
At the Department OF Public Works the reply was
made that the permit of June II held by Mr. Prsntiss
good for forty-cight hours only and that the
superintendent and other officers % the steam company
thoroughly aware OF IT. conditions. 1t further
said that Commissioner GirOy had fully investigated
the when he issued his orders Friday rcvohng
all the cOmpsnys permits for opening the Streets and
calling upon the police for assistance IN stopping it,
unlawful proceedings. The Corporation Counsel, in
accordance with Commissioner GilIOy's request will
bring suit against tho company for ~ 00O the penalty
Incurred by Illegally opening the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
TESTING d NEW EXPLOSITE.


~ A1-AIhlNAlE IN THE ARMY ITS INVENTOR
WHAT THE COMPOUND DID.
St. Paul July IL (SpeciaD-GeOrge Hochmeyer. an
eXprivatc Of the United States Army, who recently
received his discharge from Fort Benton has invented
on explosive that appears from experiments conducted
yesterday TO De tremendously powerful Hochmeyer
was formerly In the German Army and attached 10
the experimenting department., where he had fine op-
portunites for studying explosives. This discovery
he says he has been working on for the last four
years The experiments were carried out ut the rife
range at Fort Smelling yesterday afternoon Several
prominent Army officials from the Department head
quarters in ST. Paul present. Hochmeyer has
been told to maintain silence as to the nature and
effect Of his discovery.
IhoHas Ford, who Witnessed tho experiments from
a little distance tells remarkable story He SAYS
that hole six feet deep drilled in the ground
at an angle Of about - degrees. \ small she'll con
tanning some of Hochmeyer's composition was de-
posted at the bottom Of the E9le ard connected by
Il wire with battery. The earth was torn up for
ten feet in every direction by the explosion that fol-
lowed. some OF The stuff was then exploded on the
surface OF the ground. and in this case the force OF
the explosion seemed to be downward hole two feet
deep being torn In the soil. liochmeycr SAYS that If
the new lGea proves as valuable aS he hopes it viii
he intends 70 submit 10 the proper authorities a gun
especially adapted To its use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
IRNfY IND WY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington July l1.-CoOnel james J. Van Horn, Sth
Infantry is relieved as member OF the general
martial appointed % meet Fort wala waila Wash.
4tl Cavalry and Colonel Edwin c. Mason. 80 Infantry
I. detailed Us a member the court in his stad. The
general courtmarial appointed to meet at Columbus
Barracks Ohio Is dissolved and general court-martia
appointed meet Monday, July 90. The detail for
'he court Captains Constant Williams 9TH Infantrv
William St-ph'nson asss ant surg George s. Wilson
oh Infantry Charles Williams 21st Infantry Lcyen
C. Allen. 10th Infantry; First Lieutenants John j.
Had'u 9Th Infantry Virgil j. Brmback I'd Infantry;
oie,rg, NJ. W rs assistant surgeon. and Lieutenant
Theodore Mo-ler. ed Infantry judge advocate
First Lieutenant Charles IL Cabanss j.. 18th Infantry
HAVING found b. arny rtying board ncapacatcd
for active service retired. LeutnantC olone George
T. Head 14th Infantry, having served thirty is
his own application retired from active service Captain
Thaddeus S Kirkland eth Infantry. having been found
nhvscaIiv disqualified duties major, retired
from active service major Of infantry. FfstLieu.
tenant Edward Davis Sd Artillery IS detailed recorder
OF the board OF officers at Fort Monroe Va 70 examine
officers for promotion.
Passed Assistant Engineer W. c. Eaton has been de-
,aeh+d from duty Madison University, Hamilton n. y
and ordered TO Psos per Of July 80 from
Ir ncjsco relieving Passed Assistant Engineer Henry
Claayer detached and ordered home
The Chicago sailed from Norfolk for NewYork to-day
having completed the repairs TO her machinery She VIII
oin the squadron OF Evolution which under orders
be al New.YOrk next Wednesday. Tho Marion arrived
a. For. Townsend. Washington, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
srrn,rs At THE EoxWooD school.

LYME Conn, July 10 (specal) To-day The BONwoOd
s,,, .ner school opened by short prayei-mceng in
the hool room led by Miss 5. Minnie Mott,
r. Y Miss T.. J.. Carlisles class in physiology took
or their study breathing. which illustrated by =
.hoen,s lungs The next topic circulation Of the
blood This was illustrated by Sleeps heart. Much
interest was manifested In this class.
Miss s. Minnie Mott to-day gave the last OF her four
lectures on "Scenec AMI l'a1hg IN primary ''r'dos'"
rv have been largely ATTENDED by enthusiastic class
=, young women She spoke Of her experience in giving
short lessons daily children OF six years In natural
philosophy declaring that the children soon acquired
knowledge through several Of the less dineut experiments
Min RsIH0lds glass took w hoay saa hsas m0YeenIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
SUDDEN DnATRS PROM MANK CIrsES.

Hampstead, Tex, July 11.-In the lower part Of
this county last night William Musky shot and killed
John Neiman. An old feud existed between the
families Of the two NEIL
Willis Point, Tex, July 11.-Pit Esque, farmer
living near this place, shot and killed by Is.
Harper another farmer, last night. The murderer
surrendered himself.
Billings, Mont, July 11.-NewS has been received
that J. r. Dlworth president of the Dwort! Cattle
Company, shot and instantly killed Yesterday al
his ranch. 100 miles southwest Of BilHncs b. George
Der"r. a young F?cnchman. The qUsrT,l arose over
disputed land claim, Dcmer surrendered himself g.
3 constable. DiiwOrth came here from Leavcuwortb
Kan seven years ago.
Rondout, y. y, .lIly 11.-John Deity, sevcnty-Gvc
years Old struck by an Ulstor and Delaware tram
I'm this city ut noon 10 day. lie attempted - cross
tho track VIXEN the locomotive struck him and hurled
him down cubanFmcHt. The shock killed him.
Toy July 1.-THE horse of Byron Holland of
CheStcrtOWn Warren County, ran away yesterday.
crushing Hollands skull and killing him nsantlg.
Mrs. Asa ~treetcr Of the same place. dropped dead
in the street from a stroke Of paralysis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
EVERYTHING LITTLE CITY G UESTS.
HOSTS WHO RECEIVE CHILDREN SENT by TUE
TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.

TRIBUNE FRESHMR FUND
Randolpb. y. Y, July 7 (SpeclaD.-Early this morn
ing long before the sun had risen, people began to
gather NJ the station for special train bearing party
Of children sent ont from New-York by The Tribune
Fresb.Air Find number of the expected party had
been in Randolph In past and these children
had been so much thought OF that they had been III
,,ited to spend another two weeks there. When the
Train arrived the greeting was almost hearty as
the meeting had been between parents and children
The children who had been here before knew the7
would have good time. and those who came tO-di+
for the first time were soon convinced Of it, Tic @i
lowing is list Of the hosts at Randolph Mrs. George
Scagur. Mrs shannon, Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Arthur
Gross Mrs Anna Woodruff. Mrs. Linberger, Mrs. d. c.
Adams Mrs. d. =. swan, Mrs Thompson, Mrs. Willard
Cary Rogers Mrs. Puddy, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs Seagur,
Miss Nellie Kaiser, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Norton Seagur The following the hosts at Ea$i
Randolph: Mrs G. NJ. Park. Mrs Lewis Morton Mrs.
John shuts Mrs. Dallas Berry, Mrs. Fred Green Mrs.
John Case, Mrs. J. Carpenter and Mrs. Lille Phillips.
At jamestown party Of forty-iour children was
received to-day and will be entertained for two weeks
In tho homes of the following persons Annie Stewart
Mrs. A. NJ. Green, Mrs George Ward, the Rev. 5.
ThurSton, James J. Cady, J. w. Doubleday, Mrs j. f.
Kavanagh Mrs T. P. Decker, Willard X. Kidder Mrs.
Frank Case Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis K Wilson, Mrs. ". :.
Spear Samuel Kidder, Mrs. d. C. Backus T. W. Crouch
W. O. Murch and O. Partridge al sugar Grove, Penn,
by Miss Bessie Clark: at Fluvanna, " V, by F. shy
der; at Sfedman, y. V, by Mrs. Alfred IIawlcy and
Mrs Theodore Uawley: at NapOle, by Mrs. 5 f. Sack
At sherman the following persons are entertaining
children Mrs. Mary Bentamlns, Mrs W. vincent, Mrs.
E E H hs sPey 4 Pa Mar sr I h H4g6G TgS S5
Mrs T.. Il. Arnold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
HE IS cHARGED WITH EMBEzzLE,iEyr

George H. Cassidy forty-four years old No 20 East
Scvontecnth.st, arragned yesterday Justice
ORey the Tombs Police Court. complaint OF \. y.
Couture president Of the London Toilet DlIar Company
who charged him with unswfuy Approprating money
OF $1,000 belonging 70 the company OF which
defendant Is secretary and treasurer Two checks Of
$50 each one dated December 90 1890 and the other
May g. 1891, attached to the complaint They are
drawn the Empire the order Of George
H. Cassidy by George H. Cassidy Treasurer. and IN
dor.ed by him.
Cassidy pleaded guilty and asserted that the
plant simply persecution. Justice O'Reily
Iarocd him In custody Of counsel for oXamIna
ton on Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
BlL71MoRE SHIPMENTS OF WHElr 10 FRANCE.

Baltimore, July II (sIecan.-Grain merchants OF
Baltimore have far this year received French orders
for wheat 10 the amount of S50OO000 TwOthirts Of
these orders have been received in the last three months
This means shipments from this port 10 France alone
OF about 100000 bushels. The shortage Of the grain
crops IN Russia and Germany Is also benehtlng the
Baltimore shippers and already many large order,
from Russia have been received The big grain
houses of Baltimore expect this TO BE the greatest year
in the history OF the grain trade Of this port Tate
Muller a. Co. have received d statement from France
showing a deficiency estimate VI 43,OOO,OUO hectic
lltrcs or 1Is.250, 900 bushels In the last ten
months. however, France has taken for consumption
from foreign countries 149O0OO0 hectoltreS. and IL
i expected that by August 1G 900 900 hectOlIes will
have been imported, leaving TO be obtained between
August l. 1881. and August l, 1892, 27000 900 hectic
Hires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
TIE ENGINE POUNDED THE TIES.

Trains above Fity-nnthst. going down town =" LII. ~le
rbrdve elevated railroad about IL D. m yc''eu1S W.T.
blocked for over half 40 hour Inc delay W. 49,
o,,t. =. ,g,no No o5t as IL was pulling ont with
49,. - f,orn the Ffy.nnth-st. station. The tr'h h1a
lust started when the engine began to pound 'he . 1
Kent swinging from to side. The engineer 'reu 20
ron the train but unable to 40 So "H'lo'P M
DoP tu,n h-,kcs This stopped the train. Inc
u,dinq II the engine and the shri whlstMg soon NV
yery passenger on the train leaning out OF inc
,crn the cause Of the trouble. In the meantime is
crowd gathered in Thrl-avc AFTER hn aii ho'I ~
m,rlng, tightening bots ana gener'' Jim rus tI ho
,,, o., s,n,,tc ,rHn for all the passengers hSd Oc'h
oed to leave the trim when the accident occurred
started downtown.