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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
An n'Fcrrnll Meeting.

The meeting held last evening at the
chau,cry court rooms by the friends Of
Colonel Charles II. O'Ferrall was largely
attended. Several addresses were made
including one on the nomination Of Col
onel O'Ferrall for next Governor Of Nir-
ginia In the absence OF Captain Gun
ningham Hall, president. Henry S. Hut
Ter presided.
Candidates to the convention for all
the precincts were recommended by the
precinct committees and after consider
able discussion, were unanimously adopted
by the meeting.
As there was no other business before
the meeting it adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Ihp Gnsnel Ieni

The meetings at the Gospel tent are
growing in interest, and seven CONVEX
sions have been announced. The services
VIII continue this evening without Sat
urday intermissions. The meetings to-
morrow will consist OF service at ;
o'clock, when Rev. Percy Elsom will
preach on the Holy Ghost The evening
service will be 70 men only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
The Randolph Literary Society.

The Randolph Literary Society will
held meeting Of unusual interest this
evening at $50 o'clock in their hall in
the Amin gton House. 4 very interesting
and attractive programme has been ar
ranged. consisting of an grafton, deca-
nations and readings. The public is most
cordially requested to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
First Presbyterian Church.

DR. Kerr will preach tomorrow at II
4. NJ. and T. NJ, which will be his last
services before leaving for his vacation
in the Northwest Rev. n. Keff. Smith,
of Charleston. s. c.. will fill DR.. Kerr's
pulpit during August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
OBITUARY.
George 4. Burch.

Mr. George +. Burch. a well-known
produce commission merchant on Cary
street for number OF years. died yes
terday afternoon at his home. No. 25Ol
east Marshall. Mr.. Burch had been
sick for some time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
baseball This Affeinnnn-

i5e Huil-street Cherubs and the erudite
ct1+.9 WIZ contest for honors at the
..,.,,sterheld diamond this afternoon AT
TohoA, ana Mr. L. w Duke says that
yySnnsVn and Hoge OF the Washington
s Mems Christian Association team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
SETTLEMENT MADE.
The State Bonds Have Been Delivered
to the New York Holders.

The clerks in State Treasurer Harman's
Office are busily engaged at work on the
coupon books made necessary by the
Olcott settlement of the debt. and are
at the same time resting from their rush
OF labor. occasioned recently by the
handling OF the new bonds. All OF the
requirements Of the settlement have been
complied with. for all Of the engraved
bonds have been shipped, and the States
manuscript bond for Sl63J9. SEQ has hean
cancelled and filed among the archives
OF the Treasurer's Office.
The exchange OF engraved securities
for the manuscript obligation was made
as to denominations as follows:
1900 OF the denomination Of
$1,000 ............................ OOO. 900
61lJ Of the denomination Of
5000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50. 800
script ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Total. SIG, 359. SEQ
The delivery distribution. as per the
order of the Olcott Committee. was:
To the Planters National Banks ~, mn
To the Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company. 537ooo
To the Central Trust Company
u -'S" iVlh''''''''''''s...... IL, 6SI, SEQ
Aotdi'..... SIG, 359. $50
Numerous persons in Richmond had
purchased certificates OF deposit with
the Central Trust Company and Brown.
Shipley e Co, Of London. and the Olcott
Committee instructed Second Auditor
Ryland TO take out the Weld Of these
certificates from the new bonds and de-
liver them to the holders Of said certi
hcates. The amount Of this delivery was
S2E.jOO which, OF course, does not In
clude the century holdings OF our people.
who funded direct through the sinking
fund commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
CASH i!

and that at once. The time is
short the work is urgent the
entire building must undergo re-
pairs and improvements, and these
goods must be disposed of.
A money-saving sale for prudent
and economical buyers to obtain
wearing apparel Of o r O w n
well-known manufacture at prices
much less than the cost Of the
material.
First come, first served. 1t is
advisable to come at once, to get
choice of the bargains offered on
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
DRAPERY
MUSLIN.

Swiss Muslin Drapery. spots and Nc.
ures.
20, q. 20 and t0c.
Imported Madras Drapery, tinted
grounds. with colored figures. 30 inches
wide,
ooc.
Short lengths Drapery Muslin, to
II yards. at
HALF PRICE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
LADIES'
HOSE.

Ladies' Onyx Black Lisle Thread
Hose. drop stitch. This is the same we
have sold so many OF at soc. pair.
and they are the best value at that
price we ever saw. For a few days we
offer them at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-29
Fourqurean,
Price \ Go.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED "a
OUR LINE OF

Irish Point vestibuie Lace in ivory
and white. 30 and SO inches wide.
So 6. Is and 81 per ysrd.
Oriental Vestibule Lace, In white and
ivory.
50 and 75c. per yard,
Tamboured Swiss Nestibule Lace In
beautiful assortment OF choice pat
terms at very low prices.
Short lengths, | 40 IL yards, vesu.
bule Lace at
HALF PRICE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
LA CONHERIENA
F FABRICA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMAN0
COMERIO
COMERIO

dispensando los umadores de
gusto eaborados de fabrc releva
Ia at1ead dc hacer elogio de dichos productos.
Conocidas las bonades del tabaco empleamos
fabrica raca
e enro de Ia privlegada que da la mejor hoia del pals
o relacoalos los cosecheros
ell a1qr e tbaco de meor caliad que e que empeamos
ofrecen0e i colsundores
Ia OCCASION de el egitno de
Comero bre de mezc de procedencas compr
10 las versas yiolas de LA CoMERIENA Pr4ebo Aace tt
Depsitos culad: de los f. Fernan
( Plaza del MercacoIdem de don Pedro Hedia Plaza
lie las Delcas
Ponce de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
AVISO

Sc vende un caballo de silla.
El que 10 interese puede avistar-
Sc con su dueno.
RAFAEL LEON. Il
Mayo Is de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
Y COMUNICADOS
MATAPARASITOS VEGETAL

Remedto infal5le para deStrttir instGntdnea-
e,,te piojos, Ladtllas, aradores, chi,'ches. nj
l,sas, etc. BaSta ana cca0'i hechd con- Ia nsd,ao
Estd ere,sto de toeio peltgro Y tie'e oLor dgrdda
bEe no e,lsuciaud0 como sucede con sl ungiIest0
mercuTal.
Sc rende en- frasquitos Il p ce,ltaros en- las
tarmacias de Yale y Cancio, II Subird, Arri-
lLdgd, y la cnsa del que snscribe, Gale de la
iSalpd 10 ).
OTRO-Rose de mesa bten rect.tiicado pre-
Hliddo cartds erposici6nes
Viaagre de mesa Superior, Amdrgo de IN
gostara tgual al Hamado de Siegert l.n 20 p
mas barato por cqJas n.edias botellas
Polros dentrlfcos, gorantt.ados inotenstros y
ereHtos de pledra ponce, como nluchOs otros,
qale gustav el esmdlte de los die1.tes.
Vei,tictncO amos dc uso Ia fInlilia del que
sascrIbe.
Dep6sstos: Farmacia .Subird, Atocha. Far
macaa Arrillaga, Plaza de Las Delicias. OHM
Pto Otero, Atoeha, y A. lSsnsonptetri, Salad, 5.
Ponce, Abri1 Is de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
ELTONTO
ARECIBO-PLAZA PRINCIPAL

En- este estableciniento Sc expende al
magp(fico cuanto celebrate Ron 7opaclO, Gu
yas propiedades tonifcantes no tienen NADIA
que envidiar al vieio ron de Jamaica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
S + Y E y ID EN-

Tres eraporadoras snglesos, grandes, y de
n.uy POGO s4so y dos tden, franccsas, todas %.
mty bueis estado.
Una bombd centrifugal dc trcce centtinetros.
Una b0mbd horizontal dc treintstres cesstfm<-
trOs
Una caLiera ttabifIosd de cscnt0 cHatro cuba
Hos de ft4erzn.
Pdrias tt4bertds de cuare,ltiStis cent!Betros.
Tres serpentinds dc cobre para ciarlfcadOTas.
I'm caIentddor para 9tsarapOs.
Dirsgirse d Ia tis,sdics6,s dc don Roberto GrG-
ham. c1Le de Ia Marfsl1.-P0slce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
enta de una hacienda
DE CAFE

Por encontrarse su dueno delicado de sa-
Iud, SO vende una Ell la Jurisdiction de Cja-
les, compueeta de 253 cuerdas de extension:
l45 cuerdas, pr6ximamente, fncadaa, de las
cua!es hayen production 90, que rn ano con
otro dan 40 quntelas ce Cafe. I'iene, Hde-
Mas, mucho eacao se1nbra4o, p!Itano-. exec
i'-i1t+s p4atoa cercados de aIanbre b'itna
marrinaria ! n.asa{hcos Observation-Disclosures
'..,e,i;,s para con;2ncir la aguas.
+. ,,5:e Ii inteIes4 pnede dirisir >us propo-
@cioncs ! III dfio:Io don !. /. I.ar4%e, en 81
h:rrie IL. Cisslito>.
Marao Is d.. 1919
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
Gran Hotel Marina y

Los que suscriben, duenos de este antigua
V acreditado establecimiento, tienen ell gus
to de participar al p1blico, one icon ests.
fecha queda alberto en- la misma forma que
10 estuvo anternrmente, adrnitiendo hues
pedes abonados.
Tambien participant tener banos frios, ca
Eentes de ducha. todas horas-
X Box & Garcia.
Ponce. Mayo ds ls95. Sim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
LOCTON CUTANEA

LA SOLICITA FL BELLO SEXO,
Es Ia mejor preparation conocida
hasta el dia, para hacer desaparecer
del rostro toda clase de manchas. pc
cas-, cspinillas, barros & &.
iUSADLA! iUSADLA!
Deposito para Ia venta: B0ttca Cen
it1al Y Fax0varIa VUe1a.
Mayo Is de 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
-A..VISo

La sociedad mercantil que giraba bnio la
raz6n de Beringeri & Gregori, estabIecds
en- el barrio de Vacas" de la Jurisdiction
de Juana Diaz, ha sdo disuelta por escritu-
ra de esta fecha ante el notario de Ponce
don Rafael Leon, quedendo 4 cargo del Sc
nor Gregori el pago del pasivo.
,Tuana- Diaz, De Mayo de 1893.
A"tonio Berhnqeri. i.-Imocemcio Gregori.
Mayo l6 de 1898 lin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
- = e oDI
FABRICA DE CHOCOLATE
JsnIe} 4;g,4f,pY1 II pOycc p I,

Isd5eI 53ltf0ef0 ID, PONcc, +. Z.
Sc elabora de varias classes y pre-
clos, con cacao que Sc importa expre-
samente dc Venezuela.
Los Pcdidos don Pablo Arroyo, o
j los senores don Antonio Trias y don
Jose Salvatella.
Ponce. Abril 20 de 1898. 6ln
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-05
ALoS HACENDADOs DE CANA

Don Florencio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novillos hnos propios para yugo.
Coamo. Noviembre 1s de 1891. P.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
SIZE ms MONEY: he Is WILING.
An American Woman Furnishes the Funds
for a German to Marry Her.

BALTIMORE, MI, March 2S.-A very
unique petition was filed in the circuit
court Yesterday the object of which was
10 enable a very wealthy young woman,
who formerly resided in Baltimore, but
whose home is now in Germany. 10 marry
a young officer I'm the German army.
The instrument sets forth that Anna Ma
ria Nukcus is betrothed 10 Hahn Ehre-
gott Martin Won Buse, "A second lieu
tenant in the Third battalion OF infantry
i'm the Saxon army; that under the Ger
man law q junior officer cannot marry
without the consent Of the King and
must show before the marriage that he
has an annual income Of 500; that IN
case the officer has not such an income,
il is customary in Germany for the bride
elect 20 furnish the necessary principal
to produce this income and the Ger
man law requires that German Gov
erumeut 4 per cent. bonds 10 an amount
necessary TO produce this income shall be
purchased and shall be deposited with the
Roval Minister OF War in Dresden; that
Lieutenant Won Buse is unable 20 de-
posit the necessary bonds. but his bride
elect is willing and anxious 10 have the
bonds purchased by her trustees from the
estate left 10 her by her father IN order
that the marriage can take place at an
early date. Judge Burke has signed an
order giving the petitioners authority to
invest xl4 Ol0 in the bonds. The marriage
will soon take place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
4 MILLIONAIRE MURDERED.
Francis Nj. Bowie Brutaliy Killed and
Robbed Of Naluables.

MARLBOROUGH, MD, March d
Southern Maryland is again wildly eX-
cited by the murder Of a white man. On
Saturday Francis NJ. Bowie, a millionaire
i'm lower Prince Georges county, came 10
MARLBOROUGH on business. Early on sun
day morning his horse was found in the
stable ward with the saddle-clOth clOtted
with blood Search was made at once,
and about midway between here and
"The Forest" Mr.. Bowie's residence,
there was found a pool Of blood in the
roadway. There were signs Of struggle
and a track as il a body had been dragged
toward a. group OF abandoned cabins.
The track led 10 an old well, and az the
bottom OF this was found the body OF
Mr.. Bowie His skull had been fractured
bv a blow from club or s!ung shot'
and mis- throat was cut. His gold watch
and other jewery and large sum OF
money were missing.
Late in the afternoon John wesley
johnson. colored man. was arrested on
sisuicion. lie made a desperate effort 10
escape. lie will say nothing. but MS
clothing is spattered with blood. Francis
NJ. Bowie was D member Of the noted
Bowie family OF This state, and was
closely related to Ex-Governor Bowie ana
General Bowie. lie was a brother-in-law
OF r. Snowden Hin. internal revenue col
Iecfor of Baltimore. Detectives from Bal
tmore have been engaged TO run down the
murderfrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
THE COLUMB PIPERS.
Mr.. Curtis Reaches Washington with the
Historic Documents.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 2s.-Mr
William f.. Curtis. in charge of the Span
ish-American exhibit at the Worlds Fair
reached Washington this morning from
Norfolk, having in his custody the Co.
lumbus papers loaned by the Spanish
Government for exhibition at Chicago.
They were brought 10 this country on the
United States steamer Newark which
reached Norfolk Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Curtis was accompanied on the trip from
Norfolk TO this city by military guard.
the obligation assumed by the United
States to the Spanish Government requir-
ing that the papers should be constantly
under the protection Of the military or
naval forces Of the United States while
in transit. The papers have been depos-
tied temporarily in the vaults of the
Safe Deposit Company. in Washington.
where they will remain until next Satur-
day, when air. Curtis will start with
them for Chicago They will be trans
ported hence in one Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's paymasters cars.
which contains a safe. A detail OF SOL
diers will accompany the guard to its
destination. The papers are about fifty
i'm number and comprise the original
documents relating TO Columbus voyages
Of discovery. his reports TO Ferdinand and
Isabella and his will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
INVENTION FOR KEEPING ICE.
The Bristol Hall to be Converted Into
Theatre New York Tannsry.

BRISTOL. TENN. March 2s.-Special.-
Professor NJ. p. Venable of this city, has
perfected an invention which will solve
the summer ice question when IL gets
upon the market. II is in the nature of
an attachment to be fixed to an ordinary
refrigerator, or other air-tight compart-
ment, and by chemical action any temper
ature desired can be produced and re-
tained indefinitely. The machine is very
simple in construction, and no motive
power is used except compressed air.
II Is based on sound scientific principles,
and test of them shows that the ma
chine will do all that is claimed for 1t.
The Pioneer Land Company, Of this
city, has offered site free to the great
New York tannery that has been looking
for location in this section for some
time The offer is conditioned on the
company putting in a plant that will
employ 800 or more hands. IL has not yet
been determined whether the Tannery
Company will accept.
The Tennessee side Of the Twin City has
a very large hall over the New Market
house built last year and II has been
something Of a problem TO know what TO
do with il. Now the city council has
determined 10 fit it up in hrst-class style
and use 1t as a theatre and public hall.
Elaborate scenery and all the necessary
appointments will be put into IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
HOME RULES ENEMIES.
A NUMBER or OPPONENTS OF THE
BILL CALL ON GLADSTONE.
The Premier Discounts Their Several OBJ
jcctions to the Measure and Gives
Them Practical Illustrations.

LONDON, March 2s.-Mr. Gladstone
was visited to-day by delegations from
the Belfast Chamber Of Commerce, the
Belfast Harbor Commissioners and the
Ulster Linen Merchants Association, VINO
addressed the Premier I'm depreciation or
the proposition to establish separate
Legislature In Ireland. and represented
that Irish interests would be greatly in
jured thereby, and that religious and
racial differences would make successful
home rule impossible.
Mr.. Gladstone. in reply, discounted the
Importance Of the fall In Irish securities,
which. he said, doubtless arose rom the
fact that the majority of the property
owning classes in Ireland were opposed
TO home rule Mr.. Gladstone disputed the
allegation that historical jealousy existed
between the members OF diherent re-
ligions in Ireland, and he denied that
racial divisions would prevent unity
under one local government. Mr.. Glad
stone referred TO the Dominion Of Canada
for an instance Of the existence Of ratal
divisions Intimately sharper tnan in Ire
land Then. too. there had boon similar
gloomy prophecies when A united 6uto-
nomous scheme OF govern'n mt va pro-
posed but Canada, neverth ,l2ss, Was
contented and prosperous
As to the charge that 'apital would ne
driven from Ireland by home rule, Mr..
Gladstone said that 50 ar fr,n there
being chronic want If money In Ire
land when home rule would oe g. tab
lIshed. then there would, lie beloved, be
a plethora of money.
After dismissiug the Ulstermen Mr..
Gladstone received a ieputa ion Of Len
don merchants and bankers. inclrdlng
Hon. Sir John Lubbock. Liberal jGiCfist
member from London University. and
Hon. William Lidderdale. enc Of the
directors Of the bank Of England, who
Laa come to represent the Danger -
financial interests involved in the lrlSn
hcme rule scheme. Mr.. Gladstone SAID
tnat he was sadly sensitive that the
Government was at issue win the moheF
c.asses. whose views are commonly op-
r0sed to national sentiment. They should
remember, however. inat tho perloi 't
the last Irish Parliament had oeen
period Of marked financial progress ar'
the TropOsed measure. as mater ct
fact. was conservative and noe rcvolu-
tfOnqrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
CENTRAL REORGANIzATIOy.
The Special Committee Advises the Share
holders to Accept the Plan.

NEW YORK, March 2S-A meeting of
the reorganization committee OF the
Georgia Central was held this afternoon.
The chairman. H. p. Hollins, said IL was
determined to go on with the reor "a
nization plan. The committee, consisting
Of w G.. Raoul. r. b. Gresham, and r.
II. Miller. appointed by the stockholders
of the Southwestern Railway Company 10
confer with the reorganization commit
tee of the Georgia Central. have finished
their report which will be submitted 10
shareholders at the coming meeting. The
committee, after reviewing the situation.
reports:
After going over the ground we feel
constrained to advise the shareholders
10 accept the reorganization plan and to
deposit their shares with the Mercantile
Trust Company, of New York. A division
can only result in more or less harm 10
all and good to none. controversy
means embarrassment and loss 10 the
majority which, in the end, must, and
will control the property; and invol wing
the minority in hopeless issue and still
greater loss"
Application has been made by the
Georgia Central reorganization committee
TO the New York Stock Exchange TO list
the Mercantile Trust Companys certi-
icates OF the Savannah and Western
bonds and the collateral trust bonds of
the Georgia Central Railroad Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
THE IDENTIFY OF "X."
VI. AndrleuK Refuses to Reveal His Correct
Name-The New Senate President.

PARIS, March 2S--M An1rienx, ex-
prefect Of police. was to-day before the
parliamentary commission Of inquiry in
the Panama case to testify concerning
The statement that "X." was either a
conspicuous diplomatist or a member OF
the Carn0t family. He had not been
driven by force Of circumstance TO re-
veal ~ s" correct name TO VI. Clamcn-
ceau. Cornelius Herr, who first knew
* s." correct name, had authorized him
to make ii public. Motives Of honor,
however prevented his doing this at
present NJ. Andrieux added that If the
Government would place at his disposal
a special official with a warrant he would
agree 10 arrest NJ. Arton the fugitive
Panama lobbyist, within week.
NJ Challemel-Lacour. newly elected as
president Of the Senate In place OF Ferry,
deceased. took the chair to-day as pre-
siding officer There was a large attend
ance. and the Introductory address Of
the new president was listened TO with
great interest NJ. Challemel-Lacour said:
France must ever find I'm the Senate
the surest safeguard against the agi.a-
tons renewed from time to time by par
ties hoping 10 turn them 20 their own
advantage. The Senate, mindful OF the
movements that are now occurring I'm
the economic and moral conditions of
society, ought 10 support the Government
in dealing with those conditions" This
outspoken advocacy OF the Government
was not unexpected in view of the sup
port given by the supporters OF Presl
dent Carnot 10 NJ. Challemel- -Lacour 3
candidacy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
A UNIQUE ENTERPRISE.
The Rescuing of John Smith by Pocahontas
to be Comm memorated in Bronze.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 23.-Rupert
Schmid, the sculptor, OF this city, has
been awarded the contract 10 model
bronze group Of figures, representing the
historic Virginia scene. weherin the In
dian maiden Pocahontas saved the life
Of Captain John Smith. The expense Will
be 81, 900. and it will be betrayed from
fund raised by contributions solely from
the Smith family in Virginia and in
Nebraska. a descendant Of the original
John Smith has been the promoter Of this
unique and artistic enterprise. Some time
since he asked for designs from leading
sculptors OF the United States, and that
Of the San Francisco artist has just been
accepted. 1t is only a coincidence that the
sculptors name is Schmid. or Smith. The
design is a slight departure from the pop
ular conception of the memorable scene
in that II presents. but three figures with
Powhatan himself about TO render the
blow with a club upon the PROSTATE
Smiths head. A model. one-third the
size OF the original will be prepared. 10
he placed IN the Nebraska building at the
Worlds Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-29
NO PROTECTION FOR BRANDEs.
The French Government Allows Him to
Suffer Indignities and Insults.

PARIS. arch 2S.-Otto Brandes. the
Paris correspondent Of the Beriner Tage-
batt, who was ordered from the country
on suspicion of having been the author OF
an article charging Ernest Carnot with
receiving Panama money went TO the
police bureau this morning and gave no.
tice that he would start for Germany at
once His house in Asneres, a suburb
OF Paris, had already been covered with
insulting placards. and. when he left it
with Mrs Brandes, a crowd of men and
boys began hooting and groaning at him.
The crowd followed Mr.. and Mrs. Brandes
10 their train without an effort from the
police to drive them back. Shortly alters
wards Mr. Brandes' daughters left the
house 10 meet their parents In the city.
The young women were surrounded by
forty men and boys. were hustled about
and before they could get to the train
were struck repeatedly with sticks and
Jumps Of dirt. one Of the daughters re-
ceived a severe cut on the head. and re-
quired the services Of physician be-
fore she could leave the city. The Gov
ernment made no effort TO protect the
Brandes family from such abuses. but
even allowed them TO travel without the
usual escort OF gendarmes.