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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-26
Commence ment Exercises.

Hartshorn Memorial College
closed a very successful year with its
commencement exercises which be-
gan May 18th, and ended May
18th, 1894.
The first exercise was competi-
tive readings and Rotations, for
two gold medals.
The annual sermon, delivered by
the President Prof. l.. B. Tsfft, Sun
day May 18th, at 7.3O O'Clock p.
M. was an able and instructive dis
course. Text, "Ye are our Epistles,
written In our hearts, known and
read of all men,"
On Wednesday evening the gradu-
alton exercises of the Normal class
took place.
Long before the opening hour the
room was packed to OVERLOOKING
with friends of the school. At 8
O'Clock the students led by the
graduates marched into the chapel
TO the sound of music, the latter
taking their places on the rostrum.
The exercises opened with an an
them by the college choir. PRAYER
was offered by Rev. II. I'll. Mitchell
of Farmville. Then the following
essays, interspersed with music,
were presented: Is Labor a bless
ing or q curse? Miss Martha Lee;
Ambition for Excellence, Miss Ada
+. Edwards; Woman's ILfiuence for
Good or Ill, Miss Lizzie Colee: The
Work of the Country Teacher, Miss
Matte Mcdaniel; Temptations and
Blessings of Poverty, Miss Lettie E
Watkins; Great Possibilities; treat
Responsibilities, Miss Sallie M. Bak
er. The essays demonstrated the
fact that the young women hac
beer trained to use their own minds
The productions were very credita-
BILE.
In comforting the diplomas tn,
President impressed on the gradu
ates the Importance of reading anC
thinking In order to grow strong In
tellectually.
After the prizes had been awarded
the choir and the graduates sans
their farewell song.
The exercises concluded with tn
supper for the Alumnae Association
at O'Clock p. M. Thursday. ant
the Iannual address before tina
body, at O'Clock p. M, by Hon. ]
ii. Smyth of Washington. Th,
subject OF Mr. Smyth's address wa,
"Wise Advice, Unwise Experience. ,
1t treated OF the influence which wo
men will exert on the future dew, /
opement of the race. 1t was q mas
ter-piece of con position, Showing
careful research and vigorouI
thought.
Each alumna was presented Will
copy of the address, which will bs
preserved as a souvenir OF the occa-
sion.
The Alumnae History was read
by Miss M. s. Doles, and Miss MARY
M. Rice recited "Vashti'' in a com
mendable and pleasing manner.
The music which Is always q feat
ure at H. Nj. c., was carefully pre-
pared for these exercises, and con.
sisted of selections from some of tn,
best composers.
Pref. Tefft should feel proud and
encouraged by the work done bv
the school during the past year,
and by the Hne Impressions made
by the students In these exercises.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-26

BENJAMIN GRIFFITH. Biographical
Sketches Contributed by Friends
Edited by Col. Chas. 81. Banes, A
NJ. 12mo, 296 PIP. Price, $1.OO
Philadelphia: American Baptist
Publication Society, 1920 Chest
nut Street.
1t is only saying what all know.
that for the past twenty-five years
one of the most prominent men in
the Baptist denomination was Ben.
jamin Griffi til, the honored Secretary
of the American Baptist Publication
Society. His counsel was always
sought his presence was valued
and his judgment respected. His
management of his great trust has
been so conspicuous for integrity
and success, and his loyalty to all
the interests of the denomination
with whi;h he was connected was so
marked and well understood that no
one was more welcome to the plat
forms of It's great gatherings than
was he.
When In October last he suddenly
laid down his work and went home.
more than one thought of a worthy
representation of his life and work
and of the cause he served. This has
been secured in the volume hereby
noticed. DIR. Griffith's successor.
Col. Chas. II. Banes, was fittinely
requested to act as editor, and va
rious parties were chosen by him to
write different chapters, according
as their acquaintance with DR.. Grit
fifth and his work fitted them to do.
DR.. Saries, a college mate, writes of
Student Life. DIR. Blackwaliof his
great work, the Publication Society.
DIR. Henson of him as an Organizer
and on the platform. Prof. Williams
writes of his Life In the Home and I'm
the Church. DR.. Weston of his De-
nominatiOnal Relations, and DIR.
Rowland of the Fruition that crown.
ed his life, with others on themes
zaaHaHy important while the editor
S 8<e9s the introduction and
The story of DR.. Griffith's Boyhood.
There is much in DIR. Griffith's life.
which quiet and uniform as 1t was.
will repay perusal. 1t shows how
industry and determination and
faith In God can make of life a great
success. 1t shows how from small
beginnings great harvests may be
reaped how a friendless boy NAV
become an bonored man how q
devoted man, though heavily laden
cd In one direction, may, If he will.
serve In many spheres. 1t shows how
onemay keep young though the years
multiply, and shows how, though
hOnors increase, simplicity of char
acter and geniality and friendliness
OF manner may be preserved intact.
Teaching those lessons this book
will be helpful to its readers as it Is a
worthy tribute to a consecrated
Christian man. Editor and writer's
and publishers have done their work
well, and the volume will receive a
warm welcome from all.
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T.C.

CLIFTON FORCE. VA, May z, '94.
At 100 o'clock, Monday evening,
the patrons and friends assembled
in the First Baptist Church TO wit
ness the closing exercises OF Mrs. G..
G. Sellers School The progress Of
pupils In their studies were satisfac-
tory and the teachers congratulate
ed. The programme was interspers-
ed with vocal music accompanied
on the organ. The paper OF the
School was read by Miss Ella Fox
with credit to herself and satisfac.
ton of the school. The teacher was
unanimously invited back another
year to take charge of the same
school.
J. A. d.
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A COLoRED NAN LYNCHED.
Charged with a HeInous Crime

ARLINGTON, GA, May %
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LYNCHED FOR WRITING A NOTE
Brutal Lynchtrs Dastardly Crime.

WACO, TEXAS, May GA dispatch
received here last night states that
the colored man who addressed a
note to young lady of the West
was placed in Jail there at $50
O'Clock last night. Masked men
broke the jail door down, took the
colored man out. While the rope was
being made ready the colored man
ran, but was shot and mortally
wounded. Sheriff Burke has left to
investigate the matter.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

un centimo. De aqui solo han sail
do veinticinco duros de LA DEMO.
para los fondos de la Dele
gaci6n.
Esto desalienta 4 los pusilanimes
d nosotros nos entristece; pero
continuamos recorriendo el ria cru
ciS, seguros de que asi cumpliremos
nuestro deber, que consiste en- dar
al terru6o la savia do nuestra inte-
ligencla y el concurso dc nuestra
energfa, que los desenganos no po
dram nunca domar, aunque lluevan
en- torno nuestro y enfrlen la atm6s-
fera en- que Sc agita LA DEMoCRA-
CIA.
Tenemos f6 en- 81 porvenir, y va
epcontraremos un trozo de lucrc
que arrojar a los que por el lucrc
pelearian.
Ponce despertara ~ cuando des
pierte, va veremos en- que sitio Sc
ocultan los euuucos de e>tos dias
para librarse de la burla, que es e
mas cruel de los castigos.
Aguarden SUI turno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

ol paisaje no tiene Ia aridez del de Pom
CO 4 Talaboa, tampoco presenta belle
zas natprales de primer orden Mar
cha uno embutido en- el wagon, sin que
se eNperimente la menor sensacion has
ia que g tren SO acerca Yauco, que
aparece con la cab'za apoyada en- una
alta coliua y los pies tendidos en la lla'
uura,
Yauco es una poblaci6n muy agra
dabley RIGA, con GALES largas y bastan-
ties rectas, en- las que SO Won muy boni-
tas casas Hay muchas en- construc-
ci6n, 10 que indica que el poblado pro-
gresa y con el tempo constituira una
de las pobaciones mas agradables de la
isla
Despu6' de recorrer sus GALES achi-
charrado' por los rayos de este sol tro
picaI que algunos poetas hueros han dado
en- cantarle, cuando no es sino un cont
ponteadoy mas y de haber rendido el
tribute de puestra s mpatia a la inteIi-
gente Lola Fernandez, fnimos 4 iar
con nuestros cuerpos en- el Hotel qu u
ha estab|ecilo el emprendedor CoIpoci-
: to, donde nos dieron I'm alnup,zo re-
gio. Y este no es un recamo p Ips'"
que el dinero nos co.t6 Pero no ina
ginabamos que hublese un h'''l ~
Yauco donde SO cowiese tan b eo
Y para que no faltase su 40 = p . j.
ca, vlmos ALI Mgnon, la Mig H.
poeta france. con su tral ciio banc'
su delsntal color do azucena, con "a
ojjlIos plcarescos y sn son'isa ia e y
sabrosa
como la fruta del cerc4lo ag .np"
que entire plato plato apareci. como
rayo de luz entire las ramas de copioso
mango.
Y volvimos al wagon, y vuAlta cru
Ear por frente a Gdai1ia y a aburrirnos
con el panorama de Tallaboa Ponce.
mos fastidiamcs 8 nos divertimos !?
Todavia no nos hemos dado cuenta de
clio, Pero alguoa ventaje nos proper
cion6 ese viajecito, pue t que sacamos
de 81 estas notas para la cronica dia-
ria.
MARIANA ABRIL.
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a DlESTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Tenemos ell gusto de presentar ante
ustedes a nuestro oven conpahsro El
FulmiNante.
Es en- Coamo donde sale este periodi
quito 4 ID vela, por no decir la luz de
la publicidad
Pagado de erratas. !. de cerebro,
temos decidido auxiliar al nuevo pala
din en- el empeho de subsanarlas.
Aqui va la primera:
ASt como los Mjomos no Sc Mcieron CON
arreglo i la Gramdtica tampoco los hon.
breS Sc ham tornado con dareglo d 10 que
hayan p0dido estudiar en- el colegio
Pero 81 con arreglO 10 que hayan po
dido aprender.
Sob e todo, los hombfes del Periods
mo.
Como P0R LEY NATURAL no hep,0S ma
cido ciegoS g. sord0s $3.50
SY por ley arufciag
81 Dan casos en- que ell GWfc'0 de la
periodicomanta venda los ojss y hasta
cIetra Cal y canto los oidos.
Pr0cm0ye1nos Henar con Ia M ry0r ea'ac
titud las NEOEsIDADFs dst dia sin meter
nos d fl0sofv como I'm QMntiliano
Nos viene un verso 8 la mano
DE los gustos Sm pagar,
El mejoy es el. -llenar
las -necesidades del dia sin meterse a
Quintiliano
Con el dsseo q Ia uoluntad (y las gana'
y el apetito y la gazuza) que en- estad0
de gf,mea (qnltese el acento empiesa q
dcsarrollaySe en- naestyo cerebro tih4b'a
ESQ por ALA y OWigdndonos d hacer uso
{ y abuse J de nueshas tacaltaies en-.
terados con jnic'o rag6n y meD'oria :.
Memorio Y rag6n,
JNiCio y atencion
X Imagination
Y hasta perception:
One ben Sc sabe la leccion
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ECos DE SAN JUAN
Ell AHoRRo COLLECTIVE

Hoy es precise dedicar un parrafo
a una obra mportante, la realization
de un empeho noble, primera manifes-
taci6n del esfuerzo aunado de un puma.
do de hombres de buena voluntad Y
gran sentido PRACTICE que el echar 50.
bre ST el compromise de dar Gina al
proyecto iniciado hace algunos meses
por un hombre de modestisima condi-
cion, no tuvieron Inconvenience en- con
sagrarse sin descanso a la obra que va
empieza a dar sus frutos, y que es. sin
lipgun g6nero do dudas, de fines tras-
cendentaisimos, por cuanto tiende
al bien de todos, la defensa dc los
intereses morales y materiaes de las
classes trabajadoras en- general, viniendo
a ser el principle quien sab! de Ia
regeneration do nuestras classes obreras,
acostumbrandolas al ahorro, medic se-
guro dc precaverse contra "a miseria.
Hab,tos.de economic es 10 que princi-
palmente necesita el obrero, y la obra
realizada hoy esta llamada a poner en-
sus manos ese poderoso elemento para
su porvenir. Que por la mejora y re-
forma de las costumbrea habra dc venir.
necesarlamente, la regeneration de las
classes populares, mas bien que por 81
4jerciclo 70 grandes derechos, para Gu
yo disfrute y possession no SO haya al
canzado 81 nivel moral que garantiza
y asegura tan preciada conquista
El ahorro colectivo asociacon de la
que me ocup6 oportunamente en- una
de mis- correspondencias ell ano pasado,
nos "a hoy '.ns prueba de la actividad
con que han procedido los encargado,
Dc dar Gina al empaho de su realiza.
zion En- punto centrico de la calle de
Ia Luna y en- uu magniGco local ha 81
do sdo iustalada una tienda de provi.
stones, primer establecimiento que ofre-
(D S nor nuestro, hay ciertas cosas que no
nnadau dacir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
C0LEGIO DE LA "PURISILA CONCEPTION"
DE PRINIERA Y sEGUNDA ENsENANZA Y ESCUELA
MUNICIPAL DE NINAS
MUNICIPAL DE NINAS

10 del Julio eanudadn las cae
Be ensenan todas las asignatuas ompn la instruction pmar
adema mIcsvoc instrumental duo nea natural de omas
frances ingGs.
La clase de frances est5 4 de la Diecora.
maesta tnto gado elemental
ensehan hbe domeca h6do los euo los programs ofca
BE de
eis umn para cual profeo prooes 6neos
los ttulos academo po a Ley
La Dre:toa scomphma ha Capital las aumnas hayan
rnarse nto en- Normal Institute encagandose
cruene a matrculaa, ocumentos derecho
Para mas normes drirse Ia que suscrbe.
EMILIA RIBIE DE- CRISTT1N
Ponce, Iunio de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
VAPOR ESPANOL
Ponce, Julio 9 de 1894
J. JovER SIERRA

Saldra de este puerto hacia el Is
del corriente para Santander, Coru-
ma Y Barcelona via Capital. Admite
carga y pasajeros; para informes
dirigirse 4 su consignatario.
Cristid@ Baysen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16

Pj1dorasde clOrwodeoro compuestqs
para la curaciop de la dipsomania Q :.
ALCOHoLIsMO y contra el habito de
la MORFINA de venta en- la
FARMAUIA GADEA-Atocha TO-.
mi VS.. Ponce, JUNO 81 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-16
Sc VENDE BARATISINA

Los que suscriben, residences en- Jnans. Diaz
ofrecan de venta Ia plaza de toros establecida
ensesta ciudad por un precio fabulosamente Ii
esaitado.
Para informes dirijirse los Sres. Ctfspulo
r. Dfsz O. Solo por ounce dfas publican este
anuncio, transcurridos los cuaes sera destruida
dicha plaza en- case de que no Sc presente ccm
pradcr.
T. Carreras Co
fla pnono Trl;o q AZ 1904