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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
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LEON Y SOL-PON &c

ITnico receptor del Ti,o Nasarro la) Siboaey
Se ACADIA de recibir una partida De este acre
ditado vino, que se datalara en- IA casa del que
suscribe por garrafopes botellas.
Como Ia niarca Naearyo (a) Stboney, esta fRn
acreditada lIamafnos Ia atencion nuestros
para evitar falslhcaclones-
2-13 Ponce, Is de Abril de 1888
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
cUENTA DE eAsTos

CUENTA DE eASIOS
La cuenta de derechos gastos de
una GAIA conteniendo cRmisas la
ma una caja de mangueras por
Caroline C. Toss, de New York,
c. Armstrong ng---- $6O4-53
l90 cinturones para reemplazar los
viejos- .----~--.- l95-UO
Pagados por 200 recibos impresos- Loo
Gastado en- calesa para reunir la
suscriei6n cobrsria en Ia Playa 1-25
Perdida en- 81 cobro por moneda
rayadd- .-- 10
Pagado por carretaje de la Playa
Ia ciudsd de las dos eaias- ----. 50
Total. =. $soa-23
REs6MEN
Producido de Ia suscrci6n -. $810-O3
Gastado seg1n cuenta anterior. 805-23
Balance en- GAIA. S $50
Este dinero que sobra Sc invsrtira en- tels
para pantalones.
Ponce, Abril II de 1898.
FL 1sr Jefs del Cuerpo do Bomberos,
]. E. STENACHER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Obras regaladas Ia Sociednd BentGca Ims
t,ssctsra para BibIioteco pablica, por don Fo=
derico Degetau, residento en- Madrid, par
conducto de don Arfstidea Dfaz Dfaz
Ia isla de Puerto Rico. Estndio hist6rico
eeogr4fco, por Agustin SardA, ! tomo.
Ile u OuaFi0tomGa ca EepaSa. Discnrso por
Il DR.. d. Angel Pnlido, / tono.
Discrrso por Ell DR.. ID. Manuel Mgnxanouue
= Monies por 81 Iltmo. Sr d. 1Earcial Ia
boada. leidos en- 81 aniyersario de ID Sociedad
Espaiola de hidrologfa m6dica, ri 25 do Fe-
hrero de 1857, / tofno.
Retos0s cIdsicos. buen tratamiento 10
hidrocele, por Il DR.. ID. Angel Pulido, tomo.
Senior don Pedro r.. Gaten.- Coamo My
seTor mic; Agradecido IA excelente tAl-
coholadon 81 que debo podeF anaar, y dosann-
do que aus bene6cios alcancen caartos sra
possible, me permito Ia hbertad de IA preaente,
nor cuvo igual conducto puede confessmrma,
rogdndole me olga Ia forma en ONE NJ p0drk
naniar Bilbao 81 proximo correo del 10,
6 frances Gle nu notable invanci6n, puea tangn
alli m ser qnerido que me los reclama p=ra III
uso.
Con este motive Sc offece de usbed afectS-
simo-Q B. g. M.Jmas Fermdndes da Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

La buena mujer est& obligada no dar eca'
sion Al marido Que rina, sino quitar!e to-
das aquelAs que 10 sen possible. Cerrahtes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
Total. =. $s10-50

En- Il cobro tle esas cantidades Sc perdieron
45 centavos por equivocaci6n de nonedas, re-
sultanlo haberso cobrzdo solamente Ia
lie $Sl0-05 centavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

En- una conversation Ia mujer habla en- v@z
alta con el hombre que le es indiferente en-
VOC baja, cuande To principia anar, guarda
sileuco con el que ROchsbTaae.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

La perfection de una mnier bonita acaso no
els otra cosa que su approximation mas compista
la infancia.-Le Le1n0ntev.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
RECORT

FL hombre, que con frecuencia 80 injusto con, !,
sigo nismo, 10 e. siempre coa Ia mujer. Lord
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

aeh4Oh reciDldo 10 - lsia JOB cOlNAAn'A0S
siguentes
Naguabo, l6 de Marco. -DEMocRAoIA, Pom
ce.-Gobernador manans Naguabo Dare de.
TALES. = C0yTesp0sasaL
Humacao, 16 de Marco DEMooRAcIA, Pom
ce.--Lleg6 Gobernador diez nlalana. Recep-
ci6n puramsnte Official. Esta hora. cinco tarde,
visit6 eacuelas, asilos, carcel asistio session
ayuntanliento. Sale temprano Vieques Ano-
che reyerta bale campo, hsridos cochero Prim,
gravements bsjo visntre jornaleros Benito
Rufart sobrs hombro. Presuntoa autores San
tago Dfaz, Sebastian Rivera. Co,Tssponsal.
FL ioven don Eduardo Canales, antique ON
pleado de la casa de los senores Bregaro Ca,
Sc ha embarcado para New York con el obieto
de eatudiar sllf el ingles y dedicarse al CO.
mercio en- Ia gran metr6poli americana.
Que lleve feliz viaje.
Dfcesenos que snoche hallaba expuesto
en- 81 deposito del Cementerio 81 cadaver de
una infsliz mujer, sin nortaja sin Ia mas Ii
gera ropa que cubriera su cuerpo.
Dicho cadaver procedfa del Asilo Tricoche,
Y no nos explicamos como las Hermanas de la
Carload las autoridades consintieron que
permaneciese en- tai estado de abandono
Casos como este vsrdaderam snte lamsn-
tables.
Nntridos de amena lectura excelentes
grabadoa llegan 4 nuestra mesa de redaccion
los ullmeros de Ia Ilststfaci0a ArtEStica cores
pondientes los dias 6, 13 y 20 de Mario
proximo pasado.
Uno de ellos es interesantfsimo pues esta
dedicado dar cuenta de la Ultima opera de
Verdi "Fastaff." En- la primera plana trae
81 retrato del maestro, las otras los de los
artistas que estrenaron la opera, asi como
varias escenas importantes de esta.
Tambien acompafian los dos ultimos hume
ros del Sdl6R de naOda reproducciones de
los mas medernos figurinos.
Els agente en- esta ciudad de tan amenas
revistss, el senior don Francisco Turall.
Varios coiegas cspitalenos dicsn one SO en-
cuentra detenido el vigilante de policfa ds
aquella ciudad senor Pinto, complicado sn la
muerte dc un tai RIatorran asesinado eobar-
demsnte nm foso del Abanico.
Hemos recibido de Santo Domingo un folle
to titulado "Apuntaciones sobre las vantajas
que reporta 4 Ia Rep1blica Dorninicana el
estrechar mas aus relacionss con Espana."
interim podemos leerlo snvismos ( su autor
las mas espresivas gracias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
AXIoMAs


80 La veEganxa es Ell placer
De los doses dijo nm sahio.
Y ALA va mi parecer,
Sin causar nadie agravio
La venganza es arma avtera,
Que esgrime ain compassion
Quien tiene un alma dc tlera,
o tiene un ruin corazon'
FL hombre, con ser mortal
In el continue vaiven
De su existencia letal.
Mace para hacer el bisn,
Pero vive hacienda el NAL
Como 90 81 viento IL ealms,
Son al placer los enojos,
Las l&grimas los ojas
los pesares al alma.
En- el mundo de- la Ciencia,
Es todo noble profundo
En- principle en- esancia;
Que es faro one alumbra el mundo
La luz de LA lNTELI9ENCIA.
Cuando SO quema una astilla,
Luce, an breve so apura
Que es 81 fuego one mas brilla
I'll fnego que menos dura.
Son del mundo JOS anbsloa
del hombre los pesareas
lnmensos, como loa ciefpB,
Profundos, como los mArss.
FL tempo, yario alterno,
Dos suenos nos presta aleva:
LA vida, que es sueho breve
La muerte, que es sucho eterno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Las lagrimas son Ia fortaleza do las mujeres.
-,Saigst- EUremont
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Una nifada.
Muchaoha, i por que to ponaa Ia nadia dol
revesf
-Porque tiene an agujero por 81 dersehc.
Ell empresario al tenor do la compafsiA
IFS nsted un desdichadoI Vaya nnA ma
nera de cantar esa aria. Nos ha desgarrado
los ofdos!
lilo he hecho expresamente. NO ve us-
ted que la partitura dice: g"Con Gcento dcs
garradof"?
Daba 81 Padre Eterno una fiesta en- 81 Parai-
so todas las Virtudes, que, al parecer, nc CO.
nocian entire al, exception de dos.
- Ahi-exclam6 e Padre Eterno II UatedeA
no Sc han encontrado nunca juntas.
presentando la una la otra, ahade:
II La senora Benefcencia- --.-- Ia sehora
Grattud- ---.-!
Tn banquero, hoy muy rico, le dice ~
sastre:
--Aqui donde usted me vS, a1n me acuerdo
de cuando era pobre. Sepa listed que duran
te cinco amos he llevado Ell mismo pantal6n.
-iDe verasS
ST. senior; al Monte de Piedad.
En- el campo:
ST contin1a este tiempo primaysrAl. no
habra cosa que salga de bajo TERRA.
-Homhre, olga usted ESQ.
"a Por que
ii Porque tengo tres niujeres en- 81 esmsn-
terio
En- eierta OCCASION habia un le1ador, que
ouerendoselas echar d. fl6sofo, entr6 & ven
der una poca de lena fabrica de ico
res.
"a Nocesita usted alglin combustible, para
propagar, por medic de los elementoa dea-
tructores, uno de los yicios que mas corros Ia
humanidadf
No, seior--le contest6 nm dependents
10 que necesitamos es mas lena manos pa
labrae.
EPIdRAMAS
Hay, porque ei vicio ahuyeDte
nn predicador dispueato
4 que su doctrina aliente.
aunque hay allf tantA gonte
- predicAr en desierto.
Tn arriero un naea5n
llamaba porque e abrieTan,
al fin llarn6 tAntas veCea
que le nbrieron ID cabeza-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
Escribiente

Sc necesita us0 "a IA Notarfa De
Lc6n. con buena IetrQ y qae tenga az
gstna prdctaca.
Ponce. Abril rs de 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

FL joven don Eduardo Canales, antique em-
pleado de la casa de los senores Bregaro Ca,
Sc ha embarcado para New York con el obieto
de eatudiar ALI el ingl6s dedicarse al CO.
mercio en- Ia gran metr6poh americana.
Que leve feliz viaje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Faiardo, Abril l6 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

He aquf una nota del ccntingenta que on
Wan algunos pusblos de la isla Ia Exposicion
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Naguabo, 16 de Marco. -DEadOCRAcIA, Pom
-Gobernador manana Naguabo. Dare de-
TALES. = Co5YesposasaL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Hemos recibido de Santo Domingo un folle
to titulado "Apuntaciones sobre las vantaias
que reporta 4 IA Rep1blica Douinicana el
estrechar mas gus relacionss con Espaflan
interim podemos leerlo snviamos su autor
las mas espresivas gracas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
EPIGRAM AS

Hay, porquo el vicio 80 ahuyente,
nn predicador dispuesto
4 que su doctrina aliente.
alnque hay allf tantA gonte,
Is predicar Ga desierto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18
DIRECToRIo CoMERCIAL

Los 4ae asssen fqlnar eJi csta seccs0a, abosafa'
1l ctUa msnsuales, sicpprc que sx aa@'seso 10 pa
Y pE TRES LnyEAs; ~ erceso Sc pag0ra proper
aoaaiaente,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-18

Varios colegas capitalenos dicen one SO en-
cusntra detsnido el vigilante dc policia de
aquella ciudad senor Pinto, complicado sn la
muerte de un tai Matorran, asesinado eobar-
dement's en- nm foso del Abanico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
PEN, cHiSEL AND BRUSH.

DR.. Edward Eggleston is at work upon
novel which he says will probably be the
last he shall write.
Mr.. Diefenbach, Bavarian painter, re.
fuses to wear modern clothes and prowls
about the streets of Munich in a sort OF
toga.
Miss Olive Scbreiner's promised new nov
ell is to be a study in the comparative eth
les of mems Treatment of men and their
treatment of women.
Miss Lucy Garnett Is given a pension OF
$500 year by the British government in
recognition of her literary merits, and to en-
able her TO prosecute her researches In ori-
entail folklore.
Mrs. Eva Wilder McGlasson, whose writ
ings are as delicate and artistic as the frost
work one finds on the winter window pane,
confesses to her impossibility TO produce
more than six short stories in years time.
Eugene Field says: "rm going to write a
sentimental fife of Horace. We know
mighty little Of him, but what don't know
I'll make up. I'll write such life as he
must have lived--the life we all live when
boys"
Ephraim Keyser. the sculptor. has been
appointed instructor in modelling at the
Maryland institute, Baltimore, in the
schools of art and design. Mr.. keyser's
finest work is an angel of heroic size de-
signed for the tomb Of President Arthur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
J. r. NICHOLS & CO..
S6 DoTance Street. and 81 EXChlnge Place. oVard Block
MT. Spitxka's Cottage Damaged by the
Storm--Other Gossip.

MT. Spitxka's Cottage Damaged by the
storm-Otl,er Gossip.
During the fearful gale of Thursday
night. the CO, tage OF Mr.. Henry Spit zkn,
Mt. Pleasant, No. z, was considerably
wrecked. His little daughter. Eta. mar
rowly escaped serious Injury by the blow
ing In Of dormer window.
At Cranston's Smiths Palace hotel a
fire salute was rendered the New York
boat last evening, on her passage down
the bay. in honor Of Mr.. ard Mrs. John
Ryder aud Mrs. G. w. Tate, who were
among its passengers. The continual
burning Of red fire illuminated both
shores of the bay.
A masquerade party will be held Mt
Hotel Comstock on Thursday evening,
Sept. IA. by the young ladies social club.
Mr.. George ID uglass. William Goff,
William Day, Charles o. Mar in, a / of
Providence, j. McC rthy OF Bristol,
Frank Donnelly OF Cranston, Frank
S NTH of NsIick, Mr.. Brady Of Woon-
socket, Fred Wales OF Boston. John
Slavin Of Burriilville are registered at the
hotel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
River View.

The second bowling tournament OF the
season closed last night. The scores av-
ersged higher than those of the first tour
nament, and the interest has been great
The contest began Aug. l. The winners of
the ladies' prizes are Miss Florence
Whiting aud Miss Nav Smi h. The av.'
craze of the best ten scores made by Miss
Whiting Is 2i5.4; that Of Miss Smith is
2056 Next in ordsr Is Mrs. N. Olsen,
with an average of 1744 The winners Of
the prizrs for the gentlemen are Mr..
Henry Fletcher and Mr.. Frank Whiting
with respective averages OF 232 s and 2Sl. 3.
The next best score was male by Mr..
Henry Anthony, whose average Is 206 s.
There is to be ano her tournament to
continue through the ensuing two weeks,
which will close the season.
The Casino il to he kept open two weeks
more, closing on the Esd, which is an ar
rangement very satisfactory to all the
residents.
There have been no removals to the city
yet, and 1t il understood that there will
be few next week, many Of the residents
having planned to spend the month here.
Many of the residents enj 'yed straw
ride to the Shaw omet Beach casino on
Wednesday evening, where there was an
entertainments.
The last meeting OF the Whist club
occurs on Monday evening. At present
the leaders are Mrs. II. II. Caly and Mrs.
Willis Stokes on the ladies' side, and
Messrs. X. l. Spencer and George Gross
on the part Of the gentlemen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard w. Preston paid
brief visit to the Tinkler-Spencer villa
this week.
An incident of the last day Of the bowl
ing tournament was the discovery OF
gum on the bottom of several of the pins
on an alley where the leader had been at
work all day to increase his average, and
was wondering why the pins would not
fall when he delivered good pals.
Mr.. Grin Otis aud family returned
from visit to the Worlds fair today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
TELEGRApHIo BKEvIrIEs.

Another Aate revolt has broken out In
Argentine.
Robbers secured large sum from q
Chicago counting room.
The banking house Of A. l.. Kaplansky.
New York, has suspended.
Chinamen not conforming with the
Geary law are to be deported.
-Four passengers were injured in a rail-
road wreck near Albright, Neb.
A New York anarchist was sent to Jail
tor making incendiary speeches.
The safe of the Adams Express COM
pany at Akron. o., was robbed Of $1,000.
The Campana made the eastward pas.
SAGE In 81. l4h. 55m., breaking the record.
Prince Louis OF Bavaria says the Ger
man princes are ready to fight for German
unity.
Mexican murderers ambushed pur-
suing posse in Colorado and killel one and
fatally injured two others.
r. T.. Palmer of Pittsburg committed
suicide in Smith e. McNell's hotel, New
york, by gas aspbyxiatiop-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
VISIONS OF HEAVEN.

All desert dwellers, IL is said, die expect
Ing to awake in wooded land supplied
bountifully with cold water.
The natives OF Botocudes, one of the hot
test regions Of the earth, believe that
heaven will he lasd Of cool streams and
shady groves entirely cleared of all under
brush and cactuses
All natives Of the frozen north have para
disc pictured ns land Of warm sunshine
with glowing fires overhung with pots OF
boiling whales blubbcr and easeful couches
Of fur scattered here and there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
AT GORHAM'S.
Splendid and Gorgeous Works Being
Turned Out There.

Splendid ana gorgeous WORKS beinS
Turned Out There.
The Manufacturing Jeweler says that
glass pitchers. richly ornamented with
silver, n fiagon and chalce. and Flemish
pitcher, ponder Gus, quaint in decoration
and form, are among the very latest
production OF the Gorham factory.
The design for the granite base for the
Dyer Memorial ststne has at last been
decided apon. and when executed, the
large bronze statue now in readiness will
be transferred To Roger Williams para.
and at such place as the commission srs
of parks aud the donor OF the statue may
decide.
An immense plaster cast OF Vulcan
eight feet high--designed by sculptor
Raggi Of London. has just arrived. This
figure reproduced la bronze will be suit
ably mounted and placed in front OF the
main entrances Of the Gorham works.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Southern Cypress.
We have Large stork of all Thicknsssss
At Low PRICES.
Potter e. Gardiner,
264 EDDY sTkEEr.
willy Chinese.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 9-The ex-
odus of Chinese from Mexico into this
country continues unabated. The Snug
Cling Of the unwelcome foreigners into the
country is worked so smoothly that COM
paratively few OF them are captured. Thou
sands have undoubtedly reached Texas.
During the last three months only about
40 have been apprehended.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

have right 10 demand that their public
servants be a. wise as serpents and AS
harmless az doves"
Tue editor gave Jim 81 cents. and told
him. more in sorrow than in anger, that
he was not cut out for newspaper man,
aud advised him to 90 to driving milk
wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Tomorrow Mt the Churches.

Charles Sutton, who was the only
person from this town who attended the
Christian Il ldeavor convention at Mon.
treal, will deliver an address at
the United Congregational church to-
morrow evening. 1t will be- Greeting
day" at the Haven M. +. church tomor
row. In the evening Rev. ID. II. Chappell
agent of the Rhode Island Temperance
Union, will address the con gregation. Rsv,
George Buck of Willamautic will occupy
the pulpit at st. Mary's. Tie Sunday
school OF the latter. which was susIe ided
during the summer mo lths, will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
Rev. William Fitz, former pastor,
will occupy the pulpit at the Second
Baptist church. There will be meeting
OF the members of the latter church
Thursday night to take measures
to get n permanent pastor to I'll
the place made vacant by
the resignation OF Rev. John Stewart.
There will be "A cottage meeting Tuesday
evening at he residence OF Mrs a. j.
Belden on Summit street, under the au-
spices Of the Church OF Emmanuel of
Providence. Rev. ;. 5. B rney has ac-
cepted an invitation TO ofiiciate at the
church at Curtis Corner. Nara gansett
Pier.
The East Providence temple. Pythian
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Phii.deiphisn Robbed At Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sep. 9.-Henry Weber, Of
Philadelphia. has reported to the police
that he has been robbed of 81, $50 by two
women. They entlced him into dark
hallway, and while one Of them was talk.
ing to him the other cut his wallet from
the inside pocket of his coat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

BLACKSTONE, Va, Sept 9.-An old fam.
fly feud in Nottaway county eliminated
in the mortal wounding OF Richard r.
Clay by A. w. Hawkes.. The latter Is 20
years old and the former AZ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
c..rv I.v ro n. Ensorc.a

REpLANDs, Cal, Sep. 9-Marshal Faris
has arrested 10 Chinese on warrants issued
by Judge Ross under the Geary law La
borers from ranches were selected. These
10 warrants are the first Of ITO asked for
by citizens hero. More will be issued as
fast as the cases can be tried in United
States courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
roreirs Admir.is win save Rio.

PARIS, Sep. "a despatch from Rio
Janeiro says that at the instance OF the
French Commander, the foreign admirals
IN Brazilian waters have decided to prevent
the bombardment Of the city by the revo-
lutionary squadron.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
an snrtbouake,s Avfu, work.

BELGRADE, Sept 9.-This city and the
whole valley of the Moravia were shaken
by an earthquake. A railway station and
many houses at Techuprija were buried
In the earth, and many persons were
killed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
seere,ary FIsh.s runsra,.

GAnRrsoSs, N. ", Sep. 9--1he funeral
Of the late ex-Secretsry of State Fish will
take place at IL o'clock Monday, the SER
vices to be held IN the historic st. Phillips
Church Of the Highlands, at GarrisoHs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

The Grand Lodge officers for the State
of Rhode Island la the order Sons OF st.
George will commence their annual
visitations on Monday, September III, by
attending Peabody lodge. Johnston.
The police ia Olneyville are very quiet
indeed, having little IL anything to do.
The Sixth police made no arrests again
last night, and the Johnston police had
only a tramp, who was arraigned In the
eighth district court today.
The caucus of the Democrats will be
held in the council chamber on Monday
next TO elect town committee for the
ensuing year. This will give the CON-
mittee time to initiate themselves into
the work required from the committee
before the spring election takes place,
and therefore make them better able TO
bring out the full party vote when re-
quIred.
A meeting OF taxpayers in the Third
district will be called to discuss tho finan-
cial situation caused by the opening Of
the new school in that district.
The Johnston school committee met
on Thursday in the council chamber.
The following teachers were granle cer-
tificates; Graniteville district. Willard
s. Walker: Antioch district, George
Lewis Sammis: Winsor district, Marion
l.. Cooper Franklin district, Eva II. Har-
rington. Evening school teachers were
appointed as follows: Thornton, Ernest
v. Page; principal. Charles w. Topper,
assistant; Olneyville, +. Fenner Irons
principal. Edward K. Sammis assis ant;
Msrino, Frank A. Spratt principal, G..
Lewis Ssmmis, assistant. Tne evening
schools will be opened on Monday. Octo-
Der q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
A Thing of the Past.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 9-The rear guard
Of the Grand Army veterans has departed,
the decorations are down and the national
sncampment Of 1893 IL but q memory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sep .9-The wages OF
the 1000 employees at the Pencoyd Iron
works will be reduced ten per cent, be
ginning on the 18th instant The pud
dlers are excepted and their pay will he
cut down to S3.25 per ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

LONDON, Sep 9.--AIiss Frances r. VIII
lard, the American temperance agitator, Is
i'm very peor health. Her physicians adj
wise her to give up ber work for year
aud take an unbroken rest.