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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
UNDER THe MisrLEros.

tzandmamma. in your frame on the wall,
Vscautiful maid Of the long ago,
h sfely and slcnder, blend and tall,
". VI the pinched in waist and the foot so
small.
Pr Nhpe tell-for faip would know
VIA 49, you engthat 0hristmastide
Fhel Vs4eat-sreak- grandpapa made you bride9
Hands. kas and scdurtly and debonair.
fWith NJ powdered cue and his Roman nose,
Is riehl &dAzk as his bride is fair.
Be rests INLAND dn yoursstraight backed chair
To whis vsr to ylDu, suprosc-
70 whSape aGain sls'in long ago
Ehen he / NsaEa sduunder the naistletoe.
say benutii VI hril q in the antique dress;
Sax heaut KilI1 daSny your bridal white,
bid youAet ths5pt 70 an your toveliness
hin liftel1.ase. N513dn foair heart confess
AS youAsd q \psda ice Oh your Wedding night
bid hsnHuss Sn Nfilq md as he bent to say
Sweet wnf{1s<SA til A1eveFs do today?
Ali courtlysrSe taA ssae vanished years.
Beautiful bride m the days dong fed.
Dust but dust arc M 3nrhopee and fears, n
pold your kissesiar N dried your tears;
But hang Aere, u er your head,
sprig Of such ChriN mas mistietoe
As you kissed beneatS in the long ago.
MARY Clarke HunA ngton in Good House,
Meaning.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21

Miss Marcia P. Brown, formerly
principal of the Maplewocd school, in
Maiden, Mass, came home last Sep
tember, from a five years. absence in
Brazil. She was appointed by the Bra
lillian government to examine the school
exhibition at the Worlds fair and to
inquire thoroughly into the workings OF
the school systems III the United States,
Germany, France and Portugal. The
purpose of the Brazilian government ia
to institute q model system Of schools
in Rio Sac Paulo. Miss Brown is a
member of the state board of education
Of Sac Paulo, the only lady that has
ever served on the committee. She is
the principal of the teachers in the
training school at Sac Paulo, appoint
ed by the government when Brazil be-
came republic in 1889, and while she
was interested in missionary work.
After two years she gave the missionary
work up aud accepted the position al
the training schools, which she still
fills. - Boston Woman Is. slcS1Enal.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21

Exchange: Mr.. Frank Lockwood,
the well-known London lawyer, appro-
pos of the protection of witnesses from
bullying counsel, says that sometimes
it is counsel who want protection. 81
was defending man at York once" he
relates, "who was accused of stealing
cattle, 'bessts,' they call them up there.
| said to witness: Now. my man, you
say that you saw So.and-So; how far
can you see beast to know it?' Just
as far off ss | am from you,' be smartly
replied. You may imagine the laugh
there WAS against me-"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21

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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
PAL S. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The leading SPECIALISTS in the West, and
OLDEST SPECIALISTS OIL the Coast.
Many years of practice in Europe
and America.
DISEASES Of the BLOOD and SKIN

As scrofuls, Rheumatism, Eczema,
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are permanently cured.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
A Childish Miracle

Father-My bay, who is only three
fears old, said TO me this morning
tells the same cid story.
Friend-Yes and isn't it strange that
a child only years old can repeat jokes
that are ut least "a years old?-~Hsllo.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21

Don't work yourself to death every
day. Think how horrible it would be
to get all the work done and find moth
ing to do tomorrow.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
BANK OF AMERICA,

DIREeToRSi ~a
lothian Bixby Chas. Froman, L. T. Carney,
Lewellyn Bixey, 4. T. Baker, John X. Platter,
Geo III. Stewart,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
Banos de Coamo
Nledico- -drector-DoN ENRIQUE RAM RUBIA
Administradores-SREs JULIO N CHARDoN HEBMANo
Quda liberia temporaaa oa de 1894 anes moos oas
dependencies del estabhctminto
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE Ia

Hosped complete pana alta de uao bahos dncha' de- ~
apGcacones de dia (maxmo) 3OU
Idem dem dem idem planta 2U
4anos: da
de 4anos LOO
Hospedaje plan alta, sin baho $50
NOTASe rebajas las famlas de mas de los ueped
del m6co director conua las
apcaci6n tempo
bnearo gdu egiaci6n VICENTE 1915
los bahtas hospeaen
aprobada que continuation Q
Po bano general en- pna $05
Po dem de dromezcador.. OBS
dem de ducha fhforme O10
Po dem cuaqer ota clase O40
Po pulverzacon ~
-SERVICIO HOTEL
Po habitac6n planta po persona d (naxim. 06O
Por idem dem baa idem idem 0@W
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Desayuuo, al $500
CATEGORIA "a
Hospede nOluso babos al da..-- I75cm
Jnno IL de- 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

Va adelantandose la impression de- Ia Co.
roma literaria que 80 oonsagrari al reouerdo
dc Mario B'aschi y sus campahas Periods
ticas.
Creemos que sntes do dos msses 80 pom
dra la venta ese libro interesantisimo on
que colaboran mas dc cien eAcrtores anne :
rcanos europeos.
Va estan en- la Audiencia, terminando el
sumario, casi todos los processes que so nos
slgue por supuesto delito de injarias 4 las
a toridades
lgnoramos qIe fech, sehalsrA el tribunal
para los juicios orales.
Dicese que la Sucssi6n Msrch, si oil fallo
de la Audlencis favorace nj s.h,r Rsnovs
lea, nterpondra recurso de Alande ante Q.
Tribunal Supremo do ,)nsticis.
La opinion del pueblo como lec Gu
estrada 81 acusador --dct6 ya su vervdicto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
Renovation Vital
- ENOLA ADO y
A BASE DE CEREBRINA Y J
z BLFOSFATO DE CAL

sta prepaado de tai manera que asimac6n e iugo
gas'o en- vez dc neutaz eeco contrao sd
nendad consguente beneente en- todo e or
ganismo.
rs e Keconstuyene mas efcaz-E Vigoante pedero-
so mas energico del sistema nervioso
eok a"ema coross oores pados aquecas aaques
Wos flores blancas pal pacones del coraz6n.
uUKA debidad sensual impoenca po abuos de juventud
urbaclones dispecicas aqutsmo dsmnuc6n apeto ca
lambres lei es6mago dgesones lentas dolorosas.
CURA debidad general, decamento mensruacion dfci
doloro hsteria eseidad des6rdenes estomago sufi
mentos morales.
CURA debiaci6n Intellectual pasis parc neur6s penosa
entermedad muchs meancola la iocura
CURA espematorrea tsteza foedad de las pnas umbdos
en- los oido pedda de la memor vados todas
las enemedades rovienen del empobrecmento de sangre
Usando ell Reaurador Vital inmedaamente I'm
aumento de uerzas los mduo mayor acdad las uncio
mes vitaes a como sensaci de bienear agldad
No hay medo tan grabe seguro pronto como e
ssaurador Vital por tomando asco Sc senen sus
efectos.
Preparado pOr Francisco Giol Teridor Farnacs4tco
PONCE, PUERTO RICO
DEfVENTA EN- ToDAs
3nI 3vps Ponce, Asosto de del 1884,
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

me reserve derecho acudir ante quien co.
rresponda para pedir nulidad acuerdo.-A
telegrafar Minlst,o Utramar mi opinion
sobre canje como Presidente Diputaci6n
hlce uso derecho 'ndiscutiblt. -Qulen real.
mente abusa atribuciones es e sefior Egoz.
cue, que viene telegrsfando en- nombre D.
putacion Provincial, sin haberse reuridt
snn Corporation para tratar asunto cange
Mlnlstro Ultramar y Diputado Molinas 50
oen va que telegramas tirmados por Egoz
cue SO reieren daican erte acuerdos Conf
sion Provincial y Asociados. s.-Comesponsal
Ha fallec'do an la Capital el maestro ar
nero dc Ia Guardia Civil, don Jose Leon
pu"TrtHirr'quefo muy estlmado en- aquell,
pohsc6n
Ptp4 Leon, como geueralmente so le la
mao', era muy popular por gu afable trat,
4 mbien ha muerto el seiitr don Domin
80 Lezcano, socio dc Ia casa de- concrete
Hermais y O..
BE ha dispu ssto por el Gobierno General
Ia CONSTRUCTION de un puente sobre 81 rio
G.usjataca, entire las juridiciones de Quebra
dillas Isabella
Ha fallecido el csrtero de Yabucoa, dor
Diego Menendez
So cuentra en- la Capital enfsrmo de |,
vista nuestro querido amigo el inspirad,
poeta don joss do Diego.
Drseamos vivamente su restablecimiento
III Ayuntsmiento de Rio-grands ha infor.
mado contra los monopolios por considoras.
los bsjo todos conceptos psrjudiciales al
pals.
No hay I'm solo Ayuntami, nto an Ia isa,
ouyo lnforme sea favorable los con-
ciert 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
Cartera
de La IsIa

Seiln nos escribe de.d, U uado nue. tro
est'mable Am ~ don y lano ca 5dova, no
lego ingressr en- la cslce, ppr haber sa-
tsfecho la fanza de mil duros en- metalso,
que SO e exigis.
Aunque el sehor Cordova levabs dinero
sui 'leuta para cubrir esa sums, los seiio j.
res don Gabino Lsdesma don Amador
Davila no permit eron que la aprontarse, On
tregando'a el'os de su peculio particular.
h Arecibo dispeusan atancones al seiior
Cordova los sehores don Francisco Ledes-
ma, don Vicente Cabslero, don Jose R
Rivera, don Toribio Pagani y don Manuel
Romea Harthaussen.
" Ha contraido NOS dice con Arecibo Y
con Jayuya una deuds de grstitud que nun
ca llegsie pagar como mersce'
Ell presbitero don Luis Charles ofreci6
geue' osa mel te al aehpr Cordova la escr
tura de- una Gncs III ,tica que pose3 ell Ba
rranquitas.
Con gusto consigusmos en- nuestr CO.
lumnss tan honrosos rasgos.
Nos dicen de Toa-alta que merced 4 las
activas gestiones cerca del gobierno g4reraI
por parte de nuestro amigo don Justine
Diaz acaudslado comerciants p,opietario
de squells localidad, se nstalara en- breve
una estacion tslegra6ca ep dicha poblaci6n.
Apaudimos de todas veras la actitud del
amigo Diaz
Las NoticiaS abogs porque se declare A
la Capital puerto franco.
Nosotros abogamos porque do ,ual mo
do SO declaren todos los puertos de la isla.
FL comercante de- la Capital don Rafse
Llauezs, ha sido puesto sn prisi6n. pssando
4 disposition de la autoridad judicial de
Msyagiiez.
Nuestro amigo, el procurador don Eugs
nio Geigel Gonzalez, 80 ha estsblecido or
Msyagii.z, oalle de Mendez Vigo, donde nor
ofcece sus servicios profssonales.
Damosle las gracias por su atencion.
Un telegrsma de Cabo- o-Rojo:
"Octubre 20. 4.-t5 tsrde.
DEMoCRAoIA Ponce.
Rumor phblico callandto acusa una COLE.
ia cargads pesos mejicanos pr6xima entral
puerto Mayagiiez.
Patece autoridades tienen aviso, pues ca
rabneros guardias civiles vigiap cuida-
dosamente. .-Dduila."
iContrabandos y vigiaucia que SO evitariar
de SECURE 81 aquf circulase la moneda pa
fiola.
Continua la epidema variolosa Q, la Ca
pital No auments, pero tampoco disminu
ye.
IA que obedece esto ? No hay siste
ma de vacupac:on en esa Capital
No hay remedio tan eficaz para combat
la anem{a y la clorosis otras enfermeda
des como la "Soluci6n Vital" del Licdo Ga
dea.
Vease ell anuncio.
Juncoe, 0ctubre 20 tarde.
DEMooRAoIA -Por 90.
A diario, pnr centenare recili IN uste
dts felicitaoiones. Hoy toca turno la mis
Ia Ultima.
Por que los falicitoi Lsda ,n ilsticie
ra DEMoCEACIA II coriiente A diestro 81
miestro, comentar r. ferente Ayn. o, al pai
dira como u-teae-; L,s az 10 e.tim Ian
10 pr"m'sn le sostianen y la conGrma
valsps tanto cono 8 y. B. Ontrdn"
N,estro stimado am go don Ran On Cor
tada nos supl,ca a inser"i6n del siguient
teleg ANA 4ue con mucho gusto reprodu
cmos.
Director Correspondence, Capital.
AProtNsto contra acuerdo tornado por Co
mission Provincial y Asociados sobre n
nnhdunta como Prasidenta D,nntaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
.n04AS DBL EXTERIOR

Los gobiernos de los paises que habian
considerable necesario tener representation
naval EN- Tanger, en- provision de sucesos
que por fortuna no han sobreyenido.
resuelven, dc comhn acuerdo, que sus barcos
SO retlren Immediate simultaneamente del
menclanado puerto, y que Sc agreguen-por
ser alli de todo punto indtiles-a sus respec-
twas escuadras
Las notlclas que Sc reciben del estado del
Gar anunclan una grayedad extrema. Sc le
ha presentado la gangrena y ha sido llama
DO aala carrera eI c6ebre doctor aleman
Leyden.
Ell Goberno de Francia Sc ocupa actiya-
mente en- tender un cable entire Brest, New
York ysHaiti
Hablase mucho de un acuerdo entire In
glaterra, Alemania, Francla Russia para
proteger los extranjeros residences en- Chi
ma, lnterviniendo favor de esa naci6n.
A la salida del correo circulaban en- Ma
drld rumores dc que, on la reorganlzacl6n
del Gabinete, el senor Moret ocupara el Mi
nisterio de Ultramar y el sefor Maura el de
Fomento.
Dicese en- New York que los buques fran
cesee de guerra que SO hallan oil America
han reclbldo ordenes dc prepararse para una
campafia pr6xima.
Escriben dc Lisboa que ell la isla de Loren
70 Marquee trelnta mil cafreS rodearen Y
ceroaron los portugueses, matandoles II
personas quemando muchas casas de las
afueras dc la poblaeion.
Dos estudlantes japoneses fueron saptu-
radios por los chinos en- Mauking como es-
pias y torturados cruelmente.
| Murieron con valor.
Entire los candidates para el Gobierno Ge-
neral de Cuba fgura el general don Anto-
MO Motto, que estuvo de Gobcrnador de la
provincia de Santiago de Cuba el ano 1885.
La CaHlpana de GrdciQ, de Barcelona pu
bllca una carlcatura en- tres cuadros
III prlmero representa- un moyoral con ell
latlgo en- Ia dlestra mano. Tiene por cabeza
un sol de Mexico.
Ell segundo representa- un ehulo con el ca
lane en- la mano siniestra. Tene por cabe-
"a un duro espa1ol.
III tercero representa- un pobre esclayo
sobre una pefia del mar Caribe: esclavo en-
haquecido y hambriento ese es Puerto
Rico
La carlcatura termina con esta cuarteta
en- catalan
81 Is que fan aixo dels pesos
eontinuan la seva obra,
loque avuy es Puerto Rico
await sera Puerto-Po
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

una corona de laureles ell la cabeza,
venerable como Apollo, bendecido CO.
mo Orfeo, y oyendo al sonar de to,
dos los vientos la divina mu,ica de
su gloria y los expontaneos aplausos
de la humanidad !. .........
MAToS BERNIER
Carcel do Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

Carcel do Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
RECoRTEs.

El entusiasmo no es amenudo mas cue Ia
expression dc la esperanto, y 80 desvanecs
con ella.
La amisatd sincera SO alimenta do recuer.
los. La amistad interesadade esperanzas. !
Una mujer cruel es un contrasentido dol
4 .turaleza.
LA meJor venganza en- amor es obtener
u Ia nueva caricia.
Cuando existe verdadero amor, puede
auirse del objeto amado; pero no de su re-
,uerdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
UNA INTERVIEW
CON SAN PEDRO

-Sesor San Pedro, ,qus tall
--lAburrido todo Ell dia
de Dios en- la porteria
de Ia entrada principall
La llave SO enmoheci6
de no usarla. No SO cuela
sino alg1n maestro do escuela
muerto de hambre, y Sc aoab6.
-iQue Sc cuslaf..
-IEso es 10 grave:
sin abrirle, entra el pobrete.
Tan faco esta, que SO mete
por Ell ojo de la llave.
-lDan propinai
-lEsta usted locol..
Todo es espt,itu puro.
lArriba no SO We un duro!
mot. Pues abajo tampoco.
--Antes subia otra gente
de mas noble ejecutoria;
pero hoy no llega a la gloria
ministro nj presidente,
nj persona de gobierno,
nj alcalde, nj concejal.
Hoy la gente principal
SO va derecha al inferno! "
-lBuen pelo habr& usted schado!. ).
Mi buen pelo esta a la vista,
yya no hay Dios que resista
un destino tan pelado.
-lY la political
Nal.
Sc dice con insistencia
que nos suprime la Audiencia
de la corte celestial.
Economizar convene,
pero no con tai audacia.
lAsf maldita la gracia
yla justicio que tienel
Pues a Guerra le arde el pelo.
-sTambien9..
-Por economic.
quitan la capitsnia
general del quinto cielo.
Suprimen diez batallones
de querubines armados,
y gritan desesperados
Santiago y sus campeones.
bravo!
Ell gobierno celeste
es possible que le toque
en- tai apuro q San Rogue,
abogado de la peste.
lYa la paciencia no bastas
de un santo! 81 halo OCCASION,
presento mi dimici6n
y me bajo con Sagasta.
mol. ,Sigue en- tu porteria
aunque vivas con trabajo,
que el Gobierno de ALA abajo
esta peor todavia.
Con la mosca en- las narices
10 dan al mas santo I'm mico.
Me marcho. Adios don Perico,
que los tengas muy felices.
--Gracias.
--Guardar6 memoria
de esta inter0ieaD.
listed me mande.
-lCuesta un trabajo tan grande
encaramarse la glorial
La casualidad me trajo.
Mi enhorabuena reciba.
-iQue SO arregle 10 de Grri6a!
--lQue mejore 10 de abajol
J. Jackson Veyan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

I'm polio algo timido hacia el amor ano-
che en- 'La Perla" a una distinguida sefori-
ia de esta sociedad, la cual le pregunt6
-Si 20 me muriese esta noche, tiria usted
mafiana mi entierro7
-lQuien 10 duda, senorital ICON muchisi-
mo gusto!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
CONSOLES

Nunca to dejes caer
aunque adversidad 10 quiera:
el alma que desespera
lejos esta de veneer;
nj en- fatigosa inquietud
codicies prosperidad,
que es tambien la adversidad
alta escuela de virtud.
Manuel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22

Precisamente, en- los momentos en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-22
{ Stafeta
de Ponce
MAToS BERNIER

Se encuentra en- esta cudsd I'll sehor Ma
rinoni, a6nador de- pianos, que SO enoarga
de toda clase de trabajos domicilio.
Pnede encontrarsels en- la casa de uues-
tro amigo don Juan Rios, donde SO hospeda.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
Martin German. and the Times.

The Times of yesterday contains a. chap
Ter of testimony $50 called against Sena-
Tor German. Upon such testimony as this
the Times tried and found guilty the men
who passed the Anderson Mccormick law.
the grand juries of Tidewater and South
side Virginia, and the election officers OF
",bc negro belt" And, upon little
hotter testimony, IL has become convinced
that Mr.. Epes holds Mr.. Goodies seat in
Congress.
II Is iamentable practice OF some
members OF our party TO denounce one
another whenever they are angered or
disappointed. When factions fight then
had things are often said of good men.
We remember the time when Mr.. German
and General Bradley Il. johnson We're
leading opposing factions in Baltimore.
Each had to bear his share Of abuse. We
who were mere spectators Of that contest
could not but grieve at its fierceness.
Never for a moment, however. did We
give heed to the accusations against either
gentleman. So we now refuse to credit
the partisan Testimony produced in the
Times against Mr.. German.
we positively decline TO believe that MIR.
German IS any other than the man whom
his brother senators take him for-honest.
able. kind, considerate. And we OF the
South owe him debt OF gratitude.
Never, for instance, was Virginia assailed
by her Republican enemies at Washing
ton but that this Maryland friend step
ped forward TO aid our own representa-
1iyes 20 repel the assault and 10 punish
the assailant. Very likely he has his iaIl-
sngs-all men haye-but we shall not set
ourselves to work 60 find them out. nor
volunteer TO hear recitals OF them by his
Semorseless enemies.
All this discussion OF the character OF
Mr. German by the Times is the result of
the remark OF Judge Harris that when
Tom Martin took his seat In the Senate
Virginia would have German there.
whereupon the Times CALCULATED "God for
bid" &C., leaving the Dispatch and the
Alexandria Gazette 20 come 20 the de-
fence OF the Marylander. Thus Senator
elect Martin comes into consideration. and
the Timess article OF yesterday is headed,
s'6houid We BE Proud OF Martin II lie Is
Really Another Gorman?"
What good the Times hopes to accom-
plish by tanning the smouIdering embers
left from the fires OF the late senatorial
contest in Virginia we cannot see. That
mat il one Of the results OF It's agitation
of this German question II certain. But
lest II may not properly appreciate this
fact, we now call its attention to 1t no
that It may mend It's way ana proceed
10 repair the harm II has already dones
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
property Transfers.

Richmond: Annie l.. Crump to Louisa
c., Ellie A., and Rosa &. Hulst. one fourth
interest In lot on north side Grace street
between Fifth and Sixth. $500; Il. ~.
Catlin and wife 10 4. Il. Gay, ~ feet on
Marshall street northwest corner Thirty
first, 800; Thomas L. and cambridge r..
GIL 10 T.. 6. Tinsley. two thirds Interest
in assets of firm OF l.. Montgomery, Gil
e. CO.. s.. 700; r.. &. Tinscy and wife TO
T. T.. and u. l.. GIL, 80 IL feet on south
side Clay street between Norton and Kin
ney. subject TO deed Of trust OF $500. So
Henrico: Fairmount Land Company to
George Wagner, IS feet on cas- sile or
Twentieth street near T, H,12S.29; Owen G..
Hughes to William q. Hughes, II 10 acl es
on Deep Run creek; same 10 Mary \.
and Arthur Hughes. 81 % acres on Deep
Run creek: Daniel A. Ledley arl wife TO
Virginia H. Burke. 60 feet on north side
of Beverly street between Carter and
Temple g 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24
WANTED TO pIsroRr MONEY.
why Persons Were Reported for selling
Liquor on sunday-Other Cases.

His Honor. the Royal Expounder OF
Equity, had before him yesterday three
very peculiar cases. They were those
against ID. Donati. Alphonso Amorosa,
and Racchiccoli & Baldacci who were
charged with having their bar-rooms open
and selling liquor last Sunday. The cases
were reported by a white man named
Oscar RomnitZ, and from the testimony
adduced had taken this course against
the accused for the purpose OF distorting
money from them. The cases were dis
missed. the Justice not being willing to
send them to n grand jury upon the
evidence Of RomnitZ.
w. l.. Godsey was before the court Tor
being drunk. carrying concealed wea-
pon. and for feloniously assaultilS, cut
ting, and wounding Mrs. NJ. n. Emery.
Mrs Emery had an incised wound across
her forehead. which she said was caused
by blow dealt her by Godsey. He was
sent TO the grand jury OF the Hastings
Court for this and was fined $50 for
drunkenness. The charge OF carrying a
concealed weapon "a razor was dismissed.
Walter Brown and Aaron Love color
ed were sent TO the grand jury for steal
Ing a lot OF barrels from J. q. West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-24

the House committee has. perhaps, placed
the number OF petitioners too high. One
third or two fifths of the legal voters petit
tioning would be. It seems to us. more
reasonable number. With the number
nxed at one half we hardly see the neccs-
sity OF an election. The Judge Will
already have In his hand sufficient data
10 enable him TO understand the sentiment
OF the city.
IN. B.-Since writing the above we note
that the Dispatch suggests that the Judge
OF the court be given the power TO issue
incense or not when one half or ma
Jority or the legal voters so petition him.
Great minds. ETC., etc"
Why not empower the Judge, whenever
all the other requirements OF the law
have been complied with. 10 grant the H.
censc himself upon receiving petition to
that effect. or TO refuse TO grant the H.
eense II majority OF the voters petition
him TO this effect?