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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
AICALDIA MUNICIPAL
DIX LA CIUDAD DE PONCE
III pablico


En- IL oxpediente de apremio seguido por
esta Acadia contra la succession de Da Maria
Mon.errate Sanchez, de Ia calle lie Cristina,
no H. en cobro de contribuciones por amos
Atrasados, Sc ha dispuesto la venta en- p1-
blcs subasta de una casa MADEIRA, dos pisos,
forrada lie clavote techada de hierro galva-
nizado balloon al frente corrido hacia el
costado Ests, con IN solar que mide veinte
y einco varas por el Este, veinte y. tres POI
II Norte, Ia misma estension por Ell costsd,
Oeste Y veinte v cinco vsras por el Sur.
Tiene de frente la casa trece vaFas nue.
va media de fondo, con un martillo de
ocho varas de largo cinco de ancho valo
radss en- tres mil pesos moneda corriente
hsbiendose sedalado para el acto del remate
eI dia D de Novienbre, 4 las dos de la tar
d. en- Fl salon de esta Acadia siendo
Pc ,tnra admissible Ia que cubra las dos ter
ceras parties lie la tasaci6n.
10 que SO hace pablico pars general co
nocmiento.
Ponce, I8 de Octubre de ls93.-EI Co
n.isionado, RAMON Rios RoDRIGUEZ -El
.4icoidc, NoUvILAs. 2-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
DE COAMO

Un desapasioasado comunioante que
flrma x, pretende, desde las colum-
mas de La CorrespOadencia, ridiculi-
gar la manifestation de amistad tri-
butada. a don Eduardo Acufla en- la
tarde del 28 del pasado. Escaso de
notlcias el escritor, alejado de la yer
dad, dice que no es cierto NADIA de 10
que dDo LA DEMocRAcIA. sCon
que el acompanamiento estaba COM
puesto de algunos amigos y de vein
te Q treinta muchachos haraposos & ?
La passion ciega los mas cuerdos,
y apasionado esta el seIlor x. cuando
hace ahrmacion tan falsa. Tai vez
habla de osdas, pues que 81 hubiese
sldo de los amigos aconpanantes, no
desbarrar1a, queriendo ser veraz.
Sc concreta d eitar tres nombres,
pretendlendo, con clio, ridiculizar los
concurrentes, pero resulta que el ri
diculo ha recaido sobre la incognita
X, que por esta vez, no ha dado en-
el claUO.
Mas le valera eStar d,teYDses q esa
X. y no meterse payaso, pues nj
siquiera oye el son de los matSicos del
circo, y sus gracejos maldita la hilari-
dad que producer.
XXX.
40
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que en- las privadas, Ell consabido dt
ut deS Sc trata unieamente de sabeI
81 nosotros poIemos ia, algo 4 cam
bio de 10 que recibansos 81 entire
10 dado y 10 recibido, hay equitativa
igualdad.
/ iEs este predicar la pohtica de
| aventurasf is eslo pedir que vaya-
mos triplicar la alianza franco-rusa a
| y meternos de hoz y de coz en- el
galimatias de los confictos europeosf
Claro esta que no. Pero ell simple
contratiempo de MeliIla fla demos
trado va ira demostrando mas y
mas medida que Sc desarrollen los
successes, que nj es possible vivir en- un
apartamiento total, en- I'm aislamiento
absolute que reduce las naciones,
como a los individuos, 4 la nulidad
a la impotencia. nj basta para conju-
rar las diflcultades abstenerse de pro
vocarlas.
Piensenlo sacramento los Meter
Mich, los Cavour, los Bismarck que
alberguen fusionismo y yconservaduria
Hay que elegir: 8 Sc rompe el muro
de hlelo que nos separa del mundo
Sc renuncia q toda la obra nacional,
la reintegracion de la unidad patsia,
la extension de nuestra Influenza
en- Marruecos, la reivindicaclon de
nuestra integridad territorial. 4 Ia
conservation misma de los vestigios
que aun nos restan del antique impe-
rio espanol. Hasta para mantener en-
Marruecos el statw gao Sc necesitan
fuerzas con que imponerlo, Quien
quiera vivir, tiene que luchar. Quien
permanece inactive necesariamente |
sucumbe. Fuerza es resolver a hacer |
algo y reducirse pasivamente 4 Ia |
nada.
Cierto que confiar tales empresas.
4 estadistas como Canovas y Sagasta, |
q diplomaticos como Elduayen y Mo-
ret, hacentistas como Cos y Cana |
20, genios militares como Lopez |
Domlnguez, es temeridad capaz de
erizar los eabcllos de cualquier cris- |
tiano
Con un ejercito desorganizado. con
una Hacienda en- bancarrota, con IN
pats redncido q la indigencia, sin paz,
rim confanza, sin alientos, sin orden
POGO o nada Sc puede en-
orender. ! Prueba este otra cosa sino
lue los funestos hombres de Ia res
son los causantes de nues-
:ro actual abatimiento y 10 seran de
1uestra proxima ruina
A. G..
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Manera ficu de soportar los qrardes calores.

Nanera fdcI de soportn los grandes calores.
-Cuando Sc tiene el bolsilo bien repleto
de 10 que ustedes saben no hay pada mas
facil que irse buscar las orillas del q
los wales de las montanas Y entregarse, ba-
10 frescas umbrias & una dulce ociosida8.
Pero la mayor psrte de las personals no
tiene su alcance ell medic ell desahogo de
abandonar sus ocupaciones ademas
todos Sc muestran uuy deseosos de clio per
que tambien Sc siente Ell calor en- las plsyss
los rigores del sol son tnuy frecuentes
Las misDas montanas.
Los calores mas fuertes 90 soportan gra-
cias algunas pfecauciones higienicas
cuando sc mantiene entire In piel exterior
las mucosas, piel interior, del cuerpo cier-
to equilibrio. Una soia bebida est& proba-
da para el caso ell alquitran de Guyot per
mite preparar un brevage de los mas refres
cantes, que fortifca los pulmones los RI
ncnes. Cada frasco, q1e Heea las seaas, 80.
rue Joco1, Paris, sirye para preparar doee
iitrog de bebida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
HA DESAPARECIDO

IL los pastos de don Renigno Quesada, en- Ca
nae. un caballo rncio- moro, castrado, de seis
euartas de alzada, cabos negros paso largo.
En- casa de los sen0res Duran y Coll gratif-
cara con so NJ que deere inforinee dc ~ para
dero. W.
Peas., Ns5es. - 4 lsn3 igna +
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paneros.r Maria Teresa gan6 otro pre-
mio que la puso on extreme inbilosa: IN
beso de su madre.T
Nosotros felicitamos la precoz artista V
al maestro Arteaga que ha legrado hacerse
en- Cuba la posici6n que su pals lie hu-
biese briudado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
TOROS EN YAUCO
CUARTA CORRIDA

CCARTA COkR1DA
para la tarde del pro>imo Domingo,
Io del corriente, a las 3H de la tar
dc, lidiandose dos toros bravos, uno
de muerte, por la cuadrilla que diri-
ge el APPLAUD banderillero Silvestre
Pomares (a) Laga,to. Veanse los pro-
gramas. 4-s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

pdHeros' ndTla Teresa gauO OtfO pre-
ulo que la prso on extreme lnbilosa: III
beso de madre.
Nosotros felicitamos la precnz artista
al maestro Arteaga que ha ltgrado hacerst
en- Cuba la posici6n que su pals lie hu
biese brindado.
Acabamos de recibr un ej4mplar del 70
lleto que con 81 titulo Gaayantlld la Histo-
ria de Puerto Rico acaba de publican ell illus
trado presbftero don Jose Maria Nazario.
Nosotros fuimos los primeros en- anu ueiar
la existencia de ese luminoso trabaio cuan :
do a1n no le habfa terminado gu autor On
predecir que los dstos cientffcos expert
n4enta.es que esta basado, habian de
| hacer rapidamente opinion en ell pals.
A1n no hemos tenido tempo de estu
d1arle, pero pronto nos prometemos emf tir
nuestra franca Y leal opinion sobre ell ira
| bajo del Padre Nazsrio, que por 10 pronto
nos parece el mas cieLtifico qae hasta ahora
se IA publicado aquf sobre el desembarco
de Colon.
FL guardia Diepa ha denunciado hoy los
| lecheros E.adio Sanchez y Juan Jose Colon,
por vender leche adulterada.
hay que perseguir sin descanso estos
contraventores de Ia leyes higieuicas 4 YER
81 de ese modo ACADIA con tanto abuse.
Lao que resulta extrano es que solamente
el guardia Diepa tenga la suerte de descu
brir los lecheros que adulteran 81 lfqnido.
Nota de las reses bene6cia,las hoy en- ell
afercado:
2 bueyes gordos-4 novillos idem-2 va
cas- terneros-5 cerdos i chvo
De Guayama recibimos aver e sigaiente
telegrama
layer cuatro tarde fueron brutalmente
componteados Wenceslao Gonzalez Jose
Torres por el celador de policfa Quel, vigi
lante Viana guardia de Ia career Toribio
Sanchez, en- el cuartel de orden pdblico,
ante una nuchedumbre que ola los gritos
de los componteados. De este hecho se hs
dado cuenta al senior Juez de instruction.
Correo detalles. - COaYesp0asaI.
FL domingo proximo tendra lugar On La
Perl0 81 gran concerto instrumental orga
nizado por nuestro amigo ell notable pianis |
ia y compositor puertorriqueno don Coma |
10 Nunez.
Entire las piezas de excelente merto que |
ejecutara Ell senor Nuhez 6guran varias de |
que es autor por las que ha recbido entu |
siastas placemes de todes los p1blicos dom |
de las ha dado & conocer.
En- Ell concier to del domingo tomaran par
te, ademas del senor N1nez, los profesores |
senores Chavier, Callejo. Cruz, la orquesta |
de Morell Campos la banda miitar otroa |
valiosos elementos.
Reina gran animacion entire los 7lsttass |
ti para noche en- que no dudamos que Ell |
pdblico ponceno acudira a apaudir al nota-
bic artsta.
A las personas que SO han interesado por |
conocer la suerte sue en- la catastrofe de |
Santander hubiera cabido al brigadier Va !
lenzuela y su spreciable familia, podemos
manifestar que no les ha ocurrido NADIA des-
agradable, segiln participa, en- 81 siguien-
te telegrana, un amigo de aquel residente
en- Msyagiiez
" DEMoCRACIA-Ponce
Recibi Loticias cablegrama Valenzuela
Y familia todos bien.-Badrena.
30 classes diferentes de colchonetas para
camas, +. Toro ca, calle del Conercio.
Ultima cotizacion de cambios en- la Ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
SOLUClON MARS

Ell preporndo .ferrsginoso nsds e6eas
que So eosoce
Cura la ancmia, el cansancio, dcbi
lidad general y el raquitismo de los
niaos
lie re1ssa eSs sodas las JfarB~sas
so ee,staoos fascs
Nocsessdss 6 de 1893 p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
LOS MEDICos REcOMIENDAN LA

d@Oo MED1COO nE-i O11l LIN DAN LA
SoEstcto4e Mars del lieenciado Giol con re-
sultados satisfactorios en la anemia, cioro-
sis y deblidades en general
Certifco !: que he prescrito con resuta-
los satisfactorios la Solseei6r Mars, prepa l.
rada por Ell hcencfado don Francisco Giol y
Trxidor en- la anemia, clorosis debilidades
an general.
Ponce, Fsbrero p de 1892. Dr.. G. E5ges.
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iGran rebaja!
f SPECIFICO TIL IL l. 4 I

Para pousr cate mcdicamento al aieanee
ie las fsrtunas mas modestas, introduce ons
rsbaia do Ia mitsd del preeio sorrient@: de
uodo Que los pomos de 80 gramos sc ven
de.6n ! J0 senszyes, desde hoy.
Perez. Ssbte. Il lie 1913 lln
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
PEDRO PETRUCCIO
DORADOR

Ofrece al publico sus servicios para dorar,
platear broncear toda elase de objetos CO.
no vasos sagrados, samns, eandelsbros,
lamparas, joyas, etcetera.
Tanlbien pinta eamas ohjetos de hero
haze soldadurss.
Ponce, ealle del Comercio, nInsro 81
Noviembre De 1898. Ina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

Tengo al gusto de participar a los
Sc rores padres de familia, que en- el
dia de la fecha me he vuelto q hacer
cargo de la Escuela Superior de nj
Mas de esta ciudad
FRANCESCA 4. de Lacasa.
Ponce, Nvbre, 3 de 1898. I'm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

Don Regime Ortiz, teniente de milicias
en situaoion de cuartel, vecino de Manati,
ha solicitado del goberno general, por me-
do de escrito, Sc le conceda en- la guerra
hispano narroqul un puesto en- las tropas
destinadas en- Melila.
Entire los presos militares que han sido
destinados q Melilla, solicitud propia, Sc
enouen ira ell joven Francisco Cordoba Agrin-
soni, natural vecino de la Capital
De San German acabamos de recibir el
siguiente telegrama
"Noviembre II.
DEMOCRACIA-Ponce.
Sera precise renunciar darle noticias
Alcalde ha puesto dos guardias en- zaguan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17
LISTA DE SUSCRICION

puBLTcADA AVER PoR .. Ell SoTIcrERo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

Articulos en- reaIizacion tiras bordadss
6nss en- nans1, borias para czmas, precio-
sas colchas de crochet de 10 por 5.--R.
Toro ca, calle del Comercio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

FL Doctor don Vicente Ssntoni, oculista
de la facultad de Paris. recibe consultas dia-
rias de de la mahana de 4 3 de Ia
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
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Completeness al coiega que publcs el 81
guente suelto, reproduciendolo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

casa consistorial tres arriba cor; orden de
TO IL Jar entrar i nadie
Nj tiempos de Palauio usaron aqni esos
alardes de fuerza, nj SO mpidio entrada (
depositaria, contaduria oticinas raunioi-
pales como an estos ,nomentos. Publico
indignado. Corresponsot'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

Del peri6dico La Propaganda n1mero 81,
correspondence al de JUNO de 1888:
Alcoholado Gatell -Cada dia Sc recomien-
da mas por sus propiedades anti-reumaticas
el AloohoIado GateN. Tambien ha product
do los mejores efectos contra las jaquecas
dolores de cabeza por ESQ no nos extra
ma la creciente demanda que tiene tan pre-
cioso medicameuto.
Vendese en- las principalees farmacias de
la Isla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
FINANCIAL LEGIsLATION
Which 1t is Expected the Banking and Cur
rency Committee VIII DO.

Which 1t f. Expected the Banking and Cur
rency Committee viii do.
The House committee on banking and cur
rency has appointed to meet today at clock.
They will probably be all the rest Of the day
trying TO reach an agreement on the bill be-
fore them looking to the repeal of the Sherman
law. The expectation is that they will agroe to
a bill reuealing the purchase clause Of the SLer-
man Law, for the coinage of the silver purchased
under that law. for the issue of currency by
banks to the full par yaiue of the bonds
they have on deposit and for the reduc-
tion of the tax on national bank circulation
from per cent TO one-baif of I per cent An
attempt will be made TO further amend the bill
so as to have it inclade the re-enactment of the
Bland bill. As Cleveland thinks this il about
the best thing that can be done under the cir
cumstances it may carry, but it is not popular
in the committee.
The prospects of anything being done after
the bill comes from the committee are rot
bright. About the only way the matter could
be brought TO a vote in the House would be by
a unanimous agreement to take up the Bland
free coinage bill and then to bring in this other
as q substitute. This would be n very danger
ous thing for the anti-silver men TO agree to-
as it might result in the adoption OF the free
coinage bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
ARMY Ordera-

The superintendent Of the recruiting service
will cause twenty recruits at Columbus Bar
racks. Ohio, to be assigned to the fourth artil-
lery and forwarded to points in the department.
Of the east
The superintendent of the recruiting service
will cause ten colored infantry recruits at Co
lumbus Barracks, Ohio, to be assigned to the
twenty-fourth infantry and forwarded to points
in the Department Of Arizona.
The boards of officers convened at the places
hereinafter specified, for the examination of
officers to determine their fitness for promo
ton, are dissolved, viz: Fort ID. A. RUSSELL
Wyo.; Fort Mead, South Dakota: Madison Bar
racks, N. Y; New York Arsenal, Governors
Island, N. Y.
The extension Of leave of absence granted
First Lieut. Edward H. Catlin second artillery,
is further extended one month
Second Lieut. George B. Davis, twenty-third
infantry, win proceed to Annapolis, Nd, and
report In person to the governor OF Maryland
for temporary duty In connection with the
militia Of that state.
At his own request First Lieut.. George W.
Van Deusen, hrst artillery. il transferr,d from
battery L to battery B Of that regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Mr.. Leech. director Of the mint has returned
to Washington from Brussels, where he attended
the sessions Of the international monetary con-
ference. He was not a delegate, but Tas pres
ent at the request OF the American delegation
in an advisory capacity. STAR reporter saw
him this morning, but was unable to persuade
him to say anything about the proceedings OF
the conference or the prospects of silver at the
adjourned meeting in May next. While be was
studiously silent on this important subject no
waxed eloquent in regard to the beautiful
sights. paintings. works Of art. &C., he had wit
messed in Paris. Antwerp and Brussels He is
in excellent health and spirits and speaks with
q decidedly Parisian accent, acquired since his
departure from the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
The President still Has the Treasury Circu-
lar Under Consideration.

The President still Has the Treasury Circu-
lar Under Consideration.
The President still has before him for re-
vision the circular prepared by the Treasury
Department prescribing certain quarantine
regulations and incidentally restricting immi-
grafton during the prevalence Of cholera in
Europe
Nothing is known authoritatively as to the pre-
else character of the circular or what action the
President will finally conclude TO take. 1t is
intimated that it prescribes a seven DAYS quar-
antine on the other side and a medical exami-
nation on this side OF the Immigrants. thus
doing away with the twenty days quarantine
after arrival.
This Is, however, mere conjecture. DIR.
CLAWS. who represents the steamship CON-
panies, is quite indignant at published state
ments that the steamship companies are using
all means in their power TO do away with re-
strictive measures. They are. he saws as much in
terestedin keeping out cholera rs the authorities
can be, as the appearance of cholera on ships
entails. besides the loss OF human life. many
hundred of thousands of dollars aside from
destroying to some extent the feeling of immu-
nifty from disease. which ia after all the best
capital steamships can have.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
TWO CENTS.
AT INAUGURATION HEADQUARTERS.
Considerable Business Being Transacted.
bur Ii is of a Routine Character.

At the headquarters Of the inaugural commit
tee today there was the usual lull after the
storm. Not tina. there has been n storm OF any
sort in the committee. but the meeting on Sat
urday afternoon was the most important one
held so far for all the names OF the various sub
committees were read and approved and now
the bulk Of the work will be divided up among
them. AT headquarters this morning Chairman
Norris and several ot his associates were
busy for several hours going over the
lists and revising them to prevent too great
duplication of names. Where one man had
been appointed on several 81 the moro inn
portant subcommittee il was thought he would
have more work to do than he might care TO
undertake. and the task of deciding where he
could serve with best effect had TO be done to-
day.
SECRETARY KELLEY VERY Busy
Beyond this there was little of general inter
est trauspiring. The subcommittees will proba-
bly, be called upon for their first report at the
meeting of theexecutive committe On wednes-
day. In the meantime II has been decided
that all communications received sd-
dressed directly to the subcbairmen shall be
turned over 10 them at once without
beng opened at headquarters. For this pur-
pose Secretary Kelley has arranged a set OF
pigeon holes over his desk and has added the
duties of a postmaster to his many other labors.
He Is busy man, but he is used 10 that. Com
muuications from military and civic orgauiza-
tlons that intend coming on for the 4th Of
March are given at once 10 the subcommittee
that have such matters in charge. This sim
piiies the work very considerably. although il
rather DELAYS the publication of such facts IN
the newspapers. Col. W. III. Clarke. the assist
ant secretary OF the committee and an old news
paper man himself, acts as a sort Of press
agent for the committee, and does valuable
work in giving ont news.
ROUTINE BUSINESS MOVING
just now, however, there il comparatively
little to give out nor will there be very much
until the various subcommittee hare organized
and got fairly down 10 work. All this will
transpire within the week. In the meantime
routine business is moving along in the mos:
systematic manner at headquarters and every
thing has settled down in thoroughly
satisfactory wsv. The work is ali
well in hand, and, considering the time since
the committee was appointed, vast amount
has been accomplished
Inauguration day is eight weeks from last
Saturday, but, Judging by the way matters
stand now, il is safe to predict that everything
viii be done in order and in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

Capt William Whitehead, q. s. ", died a
the League Island navy yard yesterday. II.
was q native Of Pennsylvania and was appointed
to the navy from that state in September, 1856
He was commissioned as lieutenant July 16
1862, and rendered good service in the South
Atlantic blockading squadron during the civil
war. He afterward served in the Pacific and
European stations and was commandant of the
Norfolk navy yard from 1877 to 1879. He
reached the grade Of captain in September, 1887.
He succeeded Capt. Schley In command Of the
cruiser Baltimore, but was soon relieved and
assigned to duty In Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09
ALL RUSHED FOR THEIR LIVES.
Many Marrow Escapes of Factory Girls Frou
Being Crushed in n Panic


Being Crushed in n Panic
NEw YoEK, Jan. 9.-shortly after O'Clock
this morning IRE vas discovered in the sx STORY
building Nos. 43 TO AZ Elizabeth ttrsot, occupied
on the first three floors by Frederick Doll q
Co., furniture dealers, and by Borliner, Strauss
q Danzor and Altmsn, Summer a Co.. neck
wear manufacturers. Tho structure was de-
stroyed and loss of $3.50. 600 sustained.
The fire was discovered by the elevator man
in the third floor OF the building and be quickly
gave the alarm TO the 800 employees VINO had
Just started work for the day. Many OF thess
were girls employed by the two neckwesr fac
tories and there considerable excitement
among them for a time, but all were taken from
the building in safety.
There were q number Of narrow escapes of
some Of the frazier women who were caught IN
the jam on the stsirways
BHooKLYS, N. Y, Jan. "A fire early this
morning destroyed the liquor store of Fred
erick Feldhans. No. COS De kAlb avenue, tins
two-storv frame buildings. Nos. Gil and 6ls Ds
kalb avenue. occupied by Mrs. i3ennest ~ .
furniture store, and the throo-story brick build-
ing, No. GI5, occupied by Sylvester Roe - Q
drug store. Loss, s5o.Ooo; well insured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

INSPECTOR SAvILLE's HEARINa-Judge Lam
bertson. assistant secretary Of the treasury,
has fixed the 18th instant as the date Of the
hearing Of the case Of Supervising Inspector
Saville Of Baltimore. charged with neglect
of duty in connection with the accident to the
steamer Wake field. The date OF the hearing
was arranged at a conference this morning be-
tween Judge Lambertson and Col. Thomas of
Baltimore, counsel for Mr. Saville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

AcTs President has approved
the joint resolution to fill vacancies on the
board Of regents of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. the act granting pension to d. r. Brad
ford and the act to increase the pension of
John Mallory.
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The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers this morning included Attorney General
Miller, Solicitor General Aldrich, Representa-
tives Hermann and townsend. Representative
McCreery of Kentucky with Messrs. A. T..
Chenault, I. d. Chenault, J. Il. Willis. A. f.
Dudley and Overton Chenault Of that state.
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