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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
CITY Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted In
tha City Circuit Court yesterday:
Frank D. Hill VS., DE-. Edwin r. turner
Aihert IT. Stillwell. trading as William
Iane 4 Son, VS.. John A. kratz. Judg-
ment confessed for $loi,6S =,
jackson Bolton. administrator OF H. r.
Taiisferro. deceased. late trading - n.
y Tsiiaferro g. CO.. w. John A. krasx-
Judgment confessed for E25.S, 80, ~
Henry 3. Jackson. trading under % ,ne
John A. Kratz. Judgment confessed Tor
In the case OF G.. A. Wallace against
city OF Richmond, the motion o. plaintiff
to set aside verdict WAS osef'u'' "''-
'1rhvs The cases Of ]. W, Williams against
John II. Dinesn. and John y. Dms<n
against J, y nnasi w,,liii99e 9or win Wiiliams' '
srhe case OF A. ID, Williams against city
Of Richmond was dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
cu,peper Court Cases.

fCorreapondence OF the DISp"'O"!
c.Irr pE,pER VA. November 29.-The
fall term of the Quarterly Court now IN
session has on its docket an unusually
large number. OF criminal cases, a pNW IWo
.Iexander aged i3 and - years respec-
ttively were convicted Of breaking into
the hardware store OF a. NJ Nelson na1 q
,s,,,od- rhanman three and Alexander
TWO wears In the penitentiary yesterday
peter Giles alias Fitzgerald, from Am,
herst county. was convicted OF petrayat
and desertion. and sentenced 10 n's seai'
ia the penltentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
POSTAL
F-CERbL INcOME-TAX.
.r,Vstrr Uulcr Discussion by McMiiiin's
>ua-C ommittee-Whiskey.

.r,vso.rU Under Discussion by McMiliin's
>ua-Committee-Wh
rg-pN. u. c.. November -
.r' rr. subcommittee Of the
members OF the Ways and
Committee on commercial taxes
81. . two hours at the Capitol
.-r Al 3 o'clock all of the
members Of the committee
.trrc,. and Mr.. McMillin sub
r. data which he had received
o. . Treasury Department ana
touching the question OF
o.
mwittee were formally dis
., position Secretary Carlisle
He remained in the
about twenty minutes,
departure the committee
..ss!On with closed doors
ion was devoted solely
of the proposition
The members of the
t...l that they had not con-
...... mt only a better plan
ttv on Incomes.
. Democratic members or
met al Secretary Cariisie's
t..r conference. The Secre-
..1l 10 be unfriendly 10
f1 tax individual Incomes
.rltsble that the solution
will bc a compromise
impose the tax mainly on
operations. This PROPOSE
.r.-I by the conservative
I.. Democratic majority
"a Turner, Montgomery
0..kr8n.
.I-E-stiUn OF reciprocity IN
ul although IL has been
Uarters that that matter
-us In the air. 'lf there
tte bin as Il now stands
c.proclty IL will not be
bli becomes a law" said
Wilson to-day. by recipro-
a. continued. "that power
I.. PRESIDENT under the Me-
ruiate tariffs by procla-
policy will be cast out
rn9t and branch.
..t now reaches Washing
l 10 numerous letters and
I.-.,l 10 the Ways and
t,.- urging IL 20 increase
Ht.-s-y % $3.50 "A gallon. IL
f.c religious and temper
r1ughout the country have
e..,ect. the activity being
cable among the Presby-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
Gordonsvine'. Fashionable wedding.


GORDONSVILLE. VA, November p
A large and fashionable audience assem-
ybled at the Presbyterian church this
morning to witness the marriage of MISS
Annie Evelyn, daughter OF Nj; George r.
Thomason to Mr.. r.. Staniield Johnson.
OF ATLANTA. Ga The church had been
beautifully decorated with rare plants
and flowers. which. with the mellow nght
of waxen tapers presented a lovely scene.
The bridal party entered the churcn III
the Following order: lrshcrs-Messrs. sam
Schlosser Of Ciordonsville: Guy Roekey,
Of Staunton: attendants-Nliss Mary John-
son. sister of the groom, with Frank
Thomasson Miss Dinnie Ftcklin, OF Fau-
ouier. with Mr.. Hansboroueh. or orange.
The bride. handsomely attired IN biue
cloth travelling suit, was accompanleu
by her sister, Miss Jennie Thomasson.
and was met at the altar by the groom
and his brother who acted as ms ,oest
man. The Rev. R. B. Eggieston IN an
Impressive service united the couple III
MIR Johnson Is fortunate in securing
as his bride a young lady who uniteS Quai-
itieg OF mind and person when nave en-
deared her to a large circle OF frienus;
The bridal party left on the north-Dound
train for an extended tour. -,
Among the visitors were Mr. q; w
Rockev and wife. of Staunton, ana Dr;
". Johnson, OF Charlottesville. father OF
81 Na
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
The Y. NJ. G. A. Outing.

The gymnasium classes of the Young
Mems Christian Association will have n
splendid outing under the leadership OF
to-dav and a nieasIne nrneramme has
been arranged for the occasion. General
Secretary George +. Tibbetts will accom-
pany the lads on their frolic.
The young athletes will leave the Asso-
ciatlon building at s o'clock this morning,
and go to Forest Hill Park. where several
hours will be spent In outdoor sport.
There win be a game of basketball be-
and young mems classes. Mr. j. @. Armi-
stead will command one OF the teams. and
T. O. Michaels will have charge Of the
other Later In the day two Young Mem s
Christian Association foot-Dall elevens
will tackle each other One will be cap
tained by Mr.. Wallace Laughton, and
the other by Mr.. Robert Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
The juno Direct from Brazil.

The first vessel to come into the port
OF Richmond from Brazil since the recent
troubles began there was the Juno, which
Is now lying In the dock. Captain Oquist,
the officer in command. Is an agreeable
gentleman. and speaks freely upon al
Rio Grande do Sui on September q, 1898.
with ballast, for this port. The voyage
was very pleasant. the weather being
good. There was no yellow-fever In port
when he left. He will load -four for Rio
Grande do Sui. and sail in about fort
night.
He says there was no fighting at Rio
Grande do Sui when he left, though there
were rumors OF considerable trouble In
the interior. He had no personal knowi-
edge OF II, and but little was said about
IL by the newspapers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

. tN',IDN. ID. C., November 29.--
prepared at the ONCE OF the
" Internal Revenue shows
q NciiJns from THAI source for
Tour months OF the fiscal year
q, - august September, and Octc-
tFtlp5 decrease OF &,8zs,-
n 'i4i-d with the first four months
year 1872
B. 'nc pal items OF decrease have
r. fi 80 ,0s1. tobacco. s.. or. .Spi.
p, i. ior October. 1892. being a de-
s,aeco n--' on spiilb anu s@ie'sio on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
COLONEL HoGE IS HOME AGAIN.
Looking Wen, Has Nothing TO Say, and
Sups at CatOginis.
lspeclal telegram to the Dlspatch.)

(SpcciaI telegram to the Dlspatch)
ROANOKE, VA, November Z.-Col-
onel ] Hampton Hoge and wife arrived
here tonight at II 80 o'clock on the
yestibule train. Ee was met at the depot
by your correspondent He greeted the
newspaper man kindly. and was looking
very well. In answer TO inquiries he said
he did not have anything 10 say tonight.
His wife then took his arm, and In com
pany with a friend they went TO Colonel
John f. Penn's carriage, which was wait
ing for them near the depot. a short
distance from the depot the carriage
stopped at Catoginrs confectionery and
restaurant. where the Colonel and Mrs.
Hoge took supper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
PROMINENT wRclNlAN DEAD.
He Was Mentioned for Collector Of Revenue
In Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. November 2s-
George w. yerby, virginian by birth.
but for thirty years resident OF Brook
iyn. died this morning. For many years
he was travelling salesman for Lorillard
& Co.. and few men In the tobacco trade
were better known than he. A lifelong
Democrat and warm admirer and per-
sonal friend Of President Cleveland's. he
was prominently mentioned for collector
OF Internal revenue for this district. Mr.
Yerby held office under Buchanan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
RIcHMoNp. Noyember o. ls@.

e. the undersigned, agree to close on
at 10 o'clock:
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
KAUFMANN q Co,
JULnIS MEYER Il S0SS,
MILLER & RHOADS,
ISAAC SYCLE.
BURNETT LEWIS,
LEVY & DAVIS,
THE COHEN COMPANY,
BREEDEN. TALLEY a. CO..
FOURQUREAN. PRICE & CO..
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

p notion. u. G.. November %
ieh. statement viii be is-
next. II will show cash
.hrr OF $G.5D0,o00. leaving the
mbcr lst about SO. 10000.
.:s FOR the month exceeded
81. .t NJ0.00s. the latter only
tYNt 30 For the first five
n. present fiscal year the ex-
lIte exceeded the receipts by
The rate Of nearly N,00,0cl
p el II kept up, viii make
.t a. the end OF next June
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
rlSIIINGTON CITY.
.u.Ns RECOMMENDED FOR or
e,cr sY GENERAL huNToM
-, Manhattan. and Britannia-Re'
=, of tho only Democratic Civil
sonicc Commissioners.
q. .nr Rnralar oorresponaeni.l

u\cTON. u. c., November 20
raston had an interview to-day
s.-rc.ary OF the Interior and
.~a.is of that department and
.t.a that Colonel Finney. OF
... county. Va. be given a posi-
... ,anl once. lie also recon-
,,.t Jack Hinton, of Wyoming.
.t virginia. be appointed re-
,...bs, monies at Cheyenne. and
.-~,i The appointment OF Frank
position in Oklahoma. Mr..
.., io the West from isoudoun
..-.+,oi that all three OF these
t... "a fair prospect OF being
own Republican senator hap
c,rcral Hunton'S Office this
.rl quite an amusing convcr-
The Virginia senator
U.puhlican senator: What
So Uil bc done with the Ha-
..ur
of the Republican senator
..e England viii get the Sand
. .rl also Manhattan Island.
could get Manhattan Island
.uII have an object lesson
.rrs.
.......n win leave for his home
... to-morrow. and VIII remain
.....tL OF JOHNSTON.
f Il General Johnston. the
r.tc member Of the Civil
.. .ssion. together with the
between that gentleman
no furnished a lively topic
here to-day. IL is the cur
r.t the Mugwumps and Re
rlsronsible for the slap at
..-t1u. but that question cuts
.re The real question Is as
izaiion of the commission.
think Lyman Will also have
tr.t will be n blessing for
.. ntry ought to be profoundly
t. Iyman was badly shown up
SSH. Investigated by Congress.
c.E TOR OUR NAVY.
......r 10 Kinney and Captain Baylor
\.y Department to-day and
made for a gun 10 be used
.rl oyster-boat. II is uncer-
.t..- the Secretary viii furnish
the visitors were pleas
pEESONAL.
.. ... rf.- S. ". Tompkins. OF Rich
tha Ebbitt
u l-.. of Richmond. and s. r.
t r.lli.r county, are at the ST.
. r wood and Miss Lizzie b.
.. .t .tmond. were married here
I. residence Of Dr. johnson.
-. mpanied to the city by
g. r Wood and Miss Rosetta Bow
....-.f virginia arrivals: G. =. Bur
.f.. Stewart Jones and wife.
-Ir 20 Egekols and wife. Richmond;
r Louisa. Hon. John +. Ryan.
b. caldwell. StauntOn; Mrs.
r Glnston. r. c. Smith and
...r-. Or. and Mrs. L. W.
.a.re and William p. Redd.
c.-r. of Hartland, y. c.. is in
POSTAL.
-..r- have been established as
Nelson county. Va. Samuel G.
gu. master. North HarlOwe,
a-.. ". G., James X. Bell.
masters appointed to-day:
johnson. GAINESVILLE, Westmore-
. t.- j.. III. Weaver, resigned;
r. I.laven. Frederick county,
iH,r.l. resigned; G. 5. VIII
. Mathews county, vice
ln lr. removed; David Pratt,
F.rl county, vice G. w.
l Mrs. Alice Bransford,
cs city county, vice Miss
------ r..lEncd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
FRENCH Anarchists.

PARIS, November alt transpires that
the visits OF NM Deyelie. and Dupuy TO
President Carnot yesterday were con-
of chancellor Won Capriyi and Emperor
William. A German detective has left
here FOR Orleans accompanied by several
French policemen. Violent Anarchist pla-
cards were posted about TINS eitS yessef-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
carollna rrohihlts pruislng.

COLUMBIA, s. C., November IA Dlh
prohibiting prize-nghting In south Caro-
lima passed the General Assembly, to-oay.
The penalty is three years Imprisonment
and 5000 fine for principals ana SECONDS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

II. Knslle. n. sehiIlins- ~. eenaess
wiiiism sns SSs,; cowssdin. sa%ir &. i pqdIsy
Pohl;x. 3. Y. Crowder. nj ~ ~
AdOlph Otto. and the Misecs 3191. y:
George b. Davis made snort "a -
Fellowship. Mrs. Otto u . member 81
order Of Daughters Of Reboccs ep9
secured number OF names -
members OF such lodge In this c1tys = ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

The ladies' OF Barton-Heights Methodist
church will have a Thanksgiving dinner
In the Wigwam, TO which they invite all
their Richmond friends who wish to aid
them In the work they have undertaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
Arc You troubled with corns?

They sour your temper. and you get
the credit OF being cross and Grabbed. The
Victory Corn Plaster will give you re-
lief Price 25 cents. by mail.
POLK MILLER & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30
FRAZER m NEW YORK
'ngainisi Pleads Not Guilty and IL
Held for Trial.

Held for Trial.
n o." YORK, November 2s--Davis Fra
@'4s hogs. arrived here early to-day
49,, ".shnond, Va, where he was ar
y, TIE complainant against him, 20
y, Ahown al present, IL his third
N,i n'iofe takiag the name Of Frazer,
~ .H's,',lnber 5,h. by marriage per-
~ i, ~ ne Rev Dr. Dayis, OF this
~, ~ was Emma e. Sylvester. and wan
" '"h IN spiritualIstic circles IN this
~. .'H met the bigamist af dance
ll.zs, yes hsid at carnegi< Musfc Hall.
N~fnsd that Miss Sylvester hao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Our facilities for executing all kinds
OF job printing are unsurpassed. Send Us
your orders and you will be pleased with
our work and prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

II. l.. Christian & Cos stock Of raisins.
nuts. citron. &c, is now complete. IL en-
braces a lot of the finest Malaga raisins
ever imported. also the finest California
cluster -raisins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

In holIday-goods. beautiful display and
best selec eons. suitable for presents. and
at such low prices. Hunter & Co.. Books
and Stationery, 60 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Cas- and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. New designs and low prices.
JOHN BOWERS.
30 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

The celebrated ''Seawright water can
be found at Polk Millers, Ninth and
Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

The ladies' OF Richmond VIII have an
elegant chance to get their holiday Jew
elry Ut the anction Monday ~ 1y'ef :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Fight In Florida
NEW YORK. November 9.-The best
evidence that Corbett and Mitchell expect
to fght their great international battle
In Florida h the fact that Delaney and
Mcvsy, the trainers Of corbctt. left this
city today g ~ g r.. on ths Rich
sssssils Sd ~ ~ ~ ~ i % 81 tsssssss So ~ issis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

The "seawright water is both tonic
and Alternative I'm It's effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Mantels, Crates and Thing. In various
styles and low prices, at
JOHN BowERss. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

AN ExrESpEp POPULARITY Browns Bro1s
chisl Trocaes have Tor many years been -
meet popular article In uss for relieving Coughe
and Throat sro1blex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Old papers for sale at &c hundred st
DISPATCH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-30

Pbi,iips' DssssstbIs Ceeos
IL q valuable substitute for tea o. coffss. Il
nourishss, while trey only atimuiase. 4 sups.
rior drink for chiidren and foe psrvoss and dell-
cate women It's dinrrens from ali other -,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
NOTICIAS

Segnn vemos en- la prensa de Madrid, va
debe haber sido elevada Ia Audiencia Ia
causa sobre Ell crimels del aill0 de EI Esc0-
rIaL
Tan pronbo como Sc celebre el JuicIo oral,
volveremos 4 reanudar Ia publication De los
detalles De esa causa celebre que veniamos
dando a conocer en- nuestro follet1n.
Hoy ha embarcado en- el vapor ViIJareTde
con direction 4 la Capital desde donde se-
xuira viaie Ia Peninsula, nusstro aprecia-
DO amigo Fl ioven comercianbe den Serafin
Cassa, soeio que fue del establecimiento La
Villa de NadrId.
Deseamosle feliz viaie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
Gran " Hotel Marina !"

Los aue suscriban, dnen0S g. este antigun
acreGifad0 establncimientos tienar Il gus-
20 de participar ii p1hliro, ore con eata
feaha queda abierto % Ii nsszna fornaa one
10 esturo anferiormenfe, admitiendo hu6s-
pedes abonad0s.
Iamblan participant tener bafics frfoB, en-
ientea DE- dncha, I fodaa h0rMa.
BDTx i GARrfA.
Ponce Mayo 9 d. 1875 3gm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
drturo -4ponte q Rodriguez
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio en- Ia
Plaza Principal no 2, 4 Ia izquier-
da entrando en La escribanfa del
senor Chard6n, baios de la casa
del seIl0r Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ramery, ofrece sus servi-
clos profesionales
Ponce, Mayo 2 de 1888.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

ConstHntemente enviaunos i La isla ntIme-
ros sueltos para compIetar colecciones DE-
In obra.
Conste las pers0nas qre nos hacen los
pedidos que hemos despachado todos GUAM
tos llegaron 4 nosotros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09
RECORTES

Nj ann la virtud Sc libra veces de los
ataques de Il calumnia n inseeto roe laa
lindas rosas one In pr;mavera esparce pro
digamente, aun antes de que entreabran sss
tierno capullo. Shakespeare.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

I0nSIanTeEuaT1te 6nvlaEnCS u In lSia nuue-
ros sueltos para compIetar coleeciones DE-
Ia obra.
Conste q las rersnnas one nos hacen los
pedidos que hemos despaehado todos GUAM
tos legaron 4 nosotros.
Dos faroIes de Ii calIe del Leon, extreme
norte, perrnanecian anoche apagados.
A dichos faroles faltan, desde tempo IN
memorial, sus cristales correapondientes.
Mas luz, sefiores del municipio, mas lnz !
Sc nos informa que en- la plazuela del de-
p6sito del acnedncto uno de los poyos Sc ha
desprendido de la pared = va hundiendose
POGO POGO.
Esto hace snponer que el piso no tir-
me: y como ALI dsbajo estan las aguas, un
aecidente podrfa acarrear graves perjuieios.
Sirva este aviso al estimable arquitecto
municipal.
En- estos liltinos dias no Sc han practicable
n la sala de justieia, actuaciones isnportan-
es sobre ell GSesIaat0 de C0t0rrasE0-
La csusa signe en- state qito.
Ha llegado nuestro bufete La Hssstra-
ci0a Espdj5ola, interesantisima y con muy
bellos dibuJos Iitografcos.
Enviamos nail gracias don Manuel L6-
pez, agente de sse periodico en- esta ciudad-
LIamamos la atenci6n del p1blico hacia
Ell anuncio del Hotel Amerlcu, de Chicago,
que aparece en- esta misma plana-
Es un ESTABLISHMENTS del cual tenemos
las mejores noticias, por su esmerado ser
vicio, por La sitnacion que ocupa en- In
ciudad.
A los que visiten la Exposition universal
les interesa dieho anuncio.
La F1sqnaeia de Gadea ACADIA de recibir
un complete surtido de- jugos naturales de
frutas para refrescos. hmonadas helados.
Excelentes sirop de todas clasas muy
oportunos esta epoca do cslores.
Los hay dc fresas, eerezas, pima, fran
buesas lim6u, - vende en botellaa pre-
paradas ad hoe.
Como los telegranas que hemos reoibido
son muy extensos, publicamos hoy Los de
interes mas Immediate.
Manana publicaremos los restantes-
Obras regaladas 4 Ia Sociedad Ben{fca 4
I,tStructiua para su Bibiioteca pat6lica.
RegaIo de don Eduardo NeumAnn- En-
espanol
Historic de Greaa, por Victor Duruy,
2 tomos.
En- frances Z Esprit nouUeau dans l.
hasmasaite, por Henry Brissac.
Regalo de don Ermelindo Salazar:
Fasndamesatos de la moral, por Herbert
Spencer, vertido directamente del inglss,
por Siro Garcia del Mazo, l tomo
FL Self GoUeysamsaepat q Ia m05sGrqstta doc
ts1mdrGd por Gumersindo de Azcarate,
tomo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

Cuando el SEQ funeral
de las ltlgubrss campanas
anuncie ono de este mundo
vol0 4 otra region mi alma.
xque ser compasivo y bueno
larnentara mi desgracia I
Z quien SO acercarA Ia ioAa
do mi tumba solitaria,
& rexar una oraclon
4 derramar una lzgrima
1farian0 Abrsl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

Lease

Desds Vi Is del corrsaute - ceuado don
Carlos Mnnars ran.0 snei0 aaaEor - n ezsn
sie rnmercsn nsna Rira al esfa Rlhzn ba1o =
rnr6n do G. ManGrf IL c. In c5ial eontinfa ioA
rzsiznaoa nerorfnn con - nnmbra ~ L. qAas
snserfbe RAFAEr.A MASpRE-- PlAyh H.
~ At,-:l - IL 1eq9. Ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

La virginidad es In mujer 70 one II per
fnme 4 Ia hor: aunque Ia respirsis. 40 l.
robais el aroma. P0mpery.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

teatro para 81 bale que So celebrara el do
u1ingo proxlmo-
EI bale IA de rssultar una fiesta expIen-
dida.
El seflor don Juan Brusi ha ofrecidO re-
a-alar al Avuntariento de HAtillo un telefo-
no americana I,500 metros de alambre,
con obieto 10 reanudar Ia inteITumpida
correspondence con Arecibo.
Ha sido nonnbrado Escribano de actua-
clones del Juzgado de Cayey, al Lido. don
Juan Mas : Gelpf.
Nuestro apreciable coIega La CogTespon-
de7cia ha nombrado corresponsal en- Paris
al ingenioso escritor puertorriqueno Luis
Bonafoux-
Ell ex-ministro senor Romero Robledo.
ACADIA de sufrir en- Alemania la operaeion
del cancer de que venia padeciendo que
varias veces puso en- peligro su vida.
AqueIIa la consistido Ia amputacion
de- parte de Ia narfz, Ell labio superior, algo
del inferior un trozo del paladar. La ope-
raeion Ia sido tan habilmente hecha, por 81
medico que oper6 al Emperador Gaillermo,
que 50 asegura quedara tan bien como 81
no hubiese padecido tan horrible enferms-
dad.
De hoy manana saldra para Ia Capital
donde Sc embarcara en- ell vapor-correo con
rumbo la Peninsula, Ia distinguida sonora
dona Rossnda Montalvo de Sanchez, quien
acompana su bella hija la seTorita Rosa M
Sanchez, hermoso capullo del Jardin pom
ceilo.
Dessamosles una feliz travesfa, que su
estancia er. Madrid, donde van hJar su
residencia, les sea grata por todos concep-
tos.
Dicese que IN extenso telegrama que S. A.
Dona Eulalia puso de Ia Capital Madrid,
dando cuenta de sgts iBsprcsaO1ses de esGje, ha
costado al rededor de CUATRO NIL PESOS.
SQuien paga ESQ
Cuents La Correspondence, que el senior
don Julio Vargas, redactor de FL Liberal,
one como reporter acompala los 1nfantes,
al ser preguntado que idea llev2ba de los
partid0s politicos de Puerto -Rlco, eontes-
t6 :-'' En- la Peninsula soy repubicano, On
las Antillas soy espanol."
All son todos -.
Si un periodista ilustraao, como Ell selCr
Vargas. opiasa de ese modo, como Sc ex-
presaran los demas
Llama muehO In atenclOn que la AicaIdla
utilize los locales destinados Las Escuelas
Publicas para colegios electorales, de 10
caal resnlta un perjuieio para los alumnos.
FL dia 10 empezaran los examenes, los
profesores tendran que suspender sus clases
cs1atr0 dfas one duraran las elecciones mu-
nicipales, sufriends los alumnos nn atraso
en- sus estudios.
Esto no es justo n razonRble.
Anoche, las once, lego 4 este puerto Ell
vapor VilIarerde con correspondence para
toda la isla
Hoy ha salido para la Capital.
Nos ha dispensado atenta vista nuestro
buen amigo el doctor Villarraza, qne muy
pronto reanudara sus viajes por la America
del sur por Cuba
Como consecuencia de In reforma intro
troducida, In circulation de nuestro perl0d1-
CO aumenta considerablenente en- Ponce y
casi todos los dernas pueblos de Puerto
Rico.
La tirada sube hoy 4 cuatrocientos elem
plares mas que en- Abril.
Ia persona eucargada de facilitalnos los
4 L -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-09

Hasta las pasiones mas violeutas neccsi-
tan pudor para mostrarss bajo f0rma ssdue-
tora. Debe ell puior maaifestarsa en- todAa
las acciouss de la nujer. para aaornar u
embelleeer su persona.-F F0ntGfefEc.