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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-03-15

The prettiest line OF Baby Carriages
ever brought to Henderson.
s. 4 {. WATKINS
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Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 Il. III.
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TennyS3n Spring.

Baby Carriages! The prettiest and
cheapest line in Henderson. You have
only to see them to admire and purchase.
S. & c. WATKINS.
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Miss Mary Cutters Farm.

From the Springfield Homestead.
Miss Mary Cutler. at Holliston, Mass.
owns and manages a nursery farm which
affords pleasure to all visitors and knowl-
edge to many. Inheriting the homestead
and business from her father nine years
ago, she began the task of showing what
an Intelligent. energetic woman may do,
and has made money growing choice trees.
plants and flowers for sale. While all the
branches of the market gardening and
nursery are under her supervision, she can
entertain visitors with all the ease OF a
fashionable dame. She is good musician.
paints pictures which would please an
artist, and can converse upon any topic
o. the day. Such a woman is not buried
by being a profit-making farmer
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AGAINST THE INCOME TAX.
Action Taken by the New York Cham.
Der of Commerce,

Action Taken by the New York Cham
Der of Commerce.
A special meeting of the New York cham.
Der of commerce was held yesterday after.
noon at the rooms of the chamber on Nassau
street The meeting was held to consider
the propriety of an income tax.
The following resolution was adopted
after discussion:
Whereas. In the opinion of the chamber
of commerce of the state of New York the
proposal to impose an income tax is unwise
unpolitic and unjust, for the following rea-
sons:
l. Experience during our late war fully
demonstrated that an income tax was in
quistorial and odious to our people, and
only tolerated as a war measure, and was
abrogated by universal consent as soon as
the condition of the country permitted
>. Experience has also shown that it is
expensive to put in operation; that ii can
not be fairly collected. and is an unjust
distribution of the burdens of taxation,
and promotes evasion of the law.
3. The proposal to exempt incomes under
$4,000 is purely class legislation which is
socialistic and vicious in it's tendency and
contrary to the conditions and principles of
republican government.
4. The chamber recognizes that it is the
duty of Congress to provide for the ex-
penseS of the government by appropriate
legislation: but they believe. without dis
tinction of party lines and irrespective of
their individual views and opinions as to
high or low tariff, that in addition to an
internal revenue tax the necessary expenses
of the government should be collected
through the custom house; therefore,
Resolved. That the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress from the state of
New York be requested to strenuously op-
pose all attempts to reimpose an income
tax upon the people of this country.
The following were the gentlemen who
spokeslon the resolution: Louis Windmuller
who proposed that a committee of five be
appointed to urge all commercial bodies
drought the country to take the same ac-
ton; G. Waldo Smith, Jacob Schiff and A.
Foster Higgins
Mr.. Windmuller's proposition was agreed
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NOT NOW INCLINED TO PEACE.
Proposition TO Lessen Armament
Would Not BE Accepted by Europe.

IN the house of commons yesterday Mr.
William Byles, liberal, who is editor and
proprietor of the Bradford Observer, asked
if the government, before it embarked upon
costly naval expenditures, could see a way
to communicate with the other European
powers with view to establishing a poll
cy of mutual disarmament.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that the question
was one of great Importance. He added
Il am not sure whether the house is aware
that when the Earl of Clarendon was for
eign secretary he made an attempt in this
direction. l do not know that it was done
In a strictly official sense. and it was there
fore not made the subject of a document
communicating the fact TO parliament. The
Earl of Clarendon received an encouraging
answer from the great European govern
ments. He was unable to carry the matter
further. L am bound to say that l am very
doubtful whether the present occasion is
one when such representations could be ad-
vantageously made"
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Where the Difference Was.


II cannot marry you. Mr.. Albion / have
looked up your ancestry and your grand
father was a tradesman."
True, Marie; but We are cousins He
was your grandfather. too. How are you
better born than I?'' -,
You forget that / am American while you
are English. 1t is nothing for an American
to have had grandfather in trade, but for
an Englishman-oh, It's awful
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Teacher-"What was the significant fact
of Thomas Jeffersons death on the Fourth
of July?" - "---------
Bright Boy-"That he missed the fire.
works. Life.
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Norwood Institute,
14TH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,

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Bookkeeping. arithmetic. spelling. grammar. let
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Diplomas and positions for graduates. Central To-
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are urgently re-
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the day prior to publication. in
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Of publication. precedence being
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EDUCATIONAL.
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EIEOPES REPRESENTATIVE ARTISTS.
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THE LAST DAYS OF THE CONFEDERACY."
Encampment No. 60, Union Veteran Legion.
And
The Confederate Veterans Association
respectfully snnounce that they have secured the
Services
GEN. JOHN Il. GORDON,
Tho will deliver his celebrated lecture, entitled
THE LAST DAYS or THE CONFEDERACY,'
At
CONVENTION HALL,
9th and l. SITS. NV,
FRIDAY. JAN. &c, 1894. AT T:3O PM.
Proceeds Tor the ben.t Of the relief funds of the
Two associations.
TICKETS. so cts.
Reserved seats. 80 cts. extra, to be had only at
Aetzerotts. 18th and + SITS.
sale OF reserved seats will begin Jan. TO-
Tickets for general admission can be obtained
frOEI members OF the Union Veteran Legion and
Confederate Veterans Associations.
N.B--NO reserved will be sold after 7
Sciock pm On 10Th, and none Will be sold at the
e1 d2y-td
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Continued on Twelfth Pagsl
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NINE TAYLOR TEACHES VOCAL, PIANO
theory. Training the voice for opera and con-
cert a speciality. Only teacher using alphabetic
method without notes. BIG 11th st. n .d3O-1 M
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We propose to pass in review the differ
ent methods used since 1857 by the national
government for the regulation of its finan-
cial relations with the capital city, to add
a statement of existing conditions and to
conclude with n presentation of the conse-
quences of the innovation proposed by Mr.
DeArmOnd.
l. First period: 11S7-1191-Congress shall
have power Ito exercise exclusive legisla-
ton in all cases whatsoever. over such Dis
trict mot exceeding ten miles square) as
may, by cession of particular states and the
acceptance of Congress, become the seat of
the government Of the United States,'
(Const Art. ]. sec. 81 New York, Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland were each willing to
cede to the United States it's chief CONNER
cial city to become the seat of government
but these and other cities We're rejected
and ii was determined to locate the District
in an interior rural region, central and ac-
cessible by tide-water, where the govern
ment might have not only exclusive jurs-
diction of ten miles square. but without
cost the ownership of land enough to lay
out it's future capital on a scale of gran
deur unequaled in Europe
Owing chiefly to the influence of Wash
ington, the present site was chosen. He
mad hunted over ii, surveyed parts of 1t, re-
sided near 1T. and was familiar with it's ad-
yantages and disadvantages. Its extensive
water front was partly covered by marshes
Its undulating high grounds in the north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-12

MEMORY CULTURE.-PROF. A. 5. BOYD WILL
be at go st. NV for a few days only. ANY
one desiring to take instruction consult him
should call at once. ial2-2t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-08

Traducimos del Lightboetras s mail notes, de
San Thomas, la description del naufragio
del buque britanico Tolga, que ocurri6
frente la isla de Santa Lucia principios
de Diciembre illtimo:
"Disparanse los cafones J Sc queman los
cohetes las II de Ia noche IN dia de Di-
ciem bre, todas las miradas sc vuelven Ell
direction al vigia. Otra vez los dispa-
ros de nuevo los cohetes anuncian la
pcblacion de Castries, Santa Lucia, que hay
senales de augusta en- alg1n buque pero
en- una costa comparativamente hbre de
peligros para la navegaci6n, es duro Greer
On tai cosa, y justamente en- Ia boca del
puerto.
Otro cohete rotro! otro! Todos van por
Gina del vigfa clamando auxilio, momen-
tos despues, un mensagero, desalentado,
anuncia que IN buque So halla junto la
costa, zozobrando.
Sueltanse las amarras de los botes los
tripulantes los dirigen los remolcadores Sc
aprestan para salir Embellishments con graz
prisa. Ell primero que lego del sitio, dice
que el ToLga Sc fa6 pique, teniendo
su bordo NADIA menos que $50 personas.
I'll VOtgG IN magnlhco buque, TO
rrado de acero, de 2712 toneladas. Sc cons
tru6o en 1891, On Londres. Su propietario
Mr.. James Mourse, natural de dicho punto.
Ven1a de Calcutta para Jamaica, via de esta
Isla-Santa Lucia con $50 inmigrantes de
las antillas memories, 172 de los cuales deb1a
deiar all1
Llevaba un cargamento de 500 toneladas
de arroz para Jamaica, y muchos centena-
res mas de linaza para LoLdres.
Pronto SO noto que el buque naufragaba.
Empiezan los trabajos de salvamento
= IA "a prisa, y SO logra realizarlo complete,
sin que urraadesgracia alguna, nj adn la
mas insignifcante. Todos Sc sometieron
la discipline de abordo. Mr.. Bruce, Ell capi-
tan del puerto, con esa actividad que le es
peculiar, estuvo ALI en- el acto gustoso Sc
cumdaba los esfuerzos del captain Mullen
para salyar las vidas. Durante esta escena
habia marejada muy fuerte, era la noche
completamente oscura, y al pudieron lie
gar la costa los pasaJeros la una de la
ma1ana.
Embellishments Sc dirigierou al Gobier
no, que Sc VIC en gran aprieto, para dar
hospedaje los inesperados visitantes.
Ali esta Ell VOlga sumerJido en Ell fon-
do de las aguas aquel barco que pocas ho-
ras antes SO balanceaba majestuosamente en-
la snper6cie, ahora yace a 80 yar6as de
profundidad, como IN cadaver gigantesco.
Ell Tolga IIevaba SO dias de navegaci6n
durante los cuales viajo felizmente, excep
cloD de unos pocos inmlgrantes muertos en-
Ia trayesia, congratulandose ell captain de
tan buen viaje al ocurrir el terrible siniestro.
Habfa visto a Santa Lucia por la tarde,
temprano, recorriendo la costa, pasando por
la isla de Pigeon; pero no intentando hacer
entrada en- 81 puerto, flo el sitio donde debla
anclar ell buque mar afuera.
ALI Sc dirijio enseguida; pero las gavias,
en- vez de impulsarlo hacia aquel parale,
fueron arrolladas por una rafaga contraria
que naturalmente obligo al puque var:ar
de rumbo, y entonces empezo a destrozar-
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3 "A II A LII ON
CagadOres de TaIlad0t3d natmer0 27

Debiendo contratar este Battalion el su-
ministro de articulos de menestra Y carne
que necesiten los individuos del mismo por
el t6rmino de IN ano, Sc hace p1blico por
medic del presente anuncio, para que los
que quieran tomar parte en- la licitscion de
uno L otro suministro de ambos, concu-
rran la o6cina del senor primer Jefe,
sito en- el cuartel de infanterfa de esta ciu-
dad el 15 del actual el primero 4 las ocho de
"a manana 81 segundo las nueve, pre-
,eutando las preposiciones eu phegos ce-
rrados, panando las mismas las ma
trfculas correspondientes & gu gremio, y
a1uestrss de los diferentes artlcnlos que Sc
t,7 ~de eontratar de meuestra.
Ell pliego dis~eondiciones que habr6n de
>ugetarse, Sc haliara ae manifesto desde ei
dia de hoy demas laborables, en- las ohci-
ras de la Commandments de este Cuerpo, de
nueve once de L. manana de tres Gin
co de la tarde.
Ponce, Enero 2 de 1894 El Jefe del
Detail, Antotio Oses.-Vo Bo FL Coronel,
TIE -coronel Ter. jefe, Camprubt. B
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-08

los acusados por el atentado del me:
de Mayo.
Han qnebrado v .rias empresas tea
trales dc Barcelona Los paseos estan
desiertos j el panico continua.
Indlcase al seflor Grozabal para Ia
Presidential de- Tribunal Supreme de
Justicia, y a don Venancio Gonzalez
para Ia Presidencia del Consejo de
Estado.
Nueva York, idem idem.-Los
despachos de Europa que Sc reciben
desde aver dicen, que las naciones
mas importantes Sc niegan recono-
Ger la beligerancia de los insurgentes
brasilenos. Atrib1yese este a Ia acti-
tud de los Estados Unidos.
AIemania ha dado sus buques de
guerra surtos en- aguas del Brasil
iguales instrucciones que el Gobierno
de Washington, y solo respetara el
bloqueo cuando 10 decrete IN gobier-
no reconocido por las demas nacio
mes.
Dicese que Ell Presidente Cleveland
infuye en- los hombres importantes
del partido democratico, q fin de que
sea votado cuanto antes el proyecto
de reformas arancelarias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-08

E,aro Sa
a6[; Il q d1 asl ss9s 9anaaoiadas en- Ia oreuTsf
a. a. s. das Sc sea ba2aa Snal mstrioe baSl3 81
ado ;.o
.suras que comptende el curse de Perito mer-
aantil ' 81 de Filosofia, teniendo como auxi-
II ares 1 don Rauiro Colon, don Carlos Arceo
don Carlos Manuel Munoz; 3 sustituto,
n BaIdamero San Antonio.
Don Juan Pou dara las clases de Latin,
mplazasadole en- case necesario don Artu-
Aponte.
Jas asigoaturas que comprende ell % cur
so deI Bachilerato. estaran cargo de don
Miguel Rosieh, siendo sustituto don Luis
Aguerrevere.
La Ret6riea y Po6tica ) Ia Historic, Sc
ran explicadas por ell Director, siendo su-
pleptes don gustin Navarrete don Bsldo-
mefo San J5atonio.
EI Director,
IsIDoRo CoL0N COLON.
Ponce, D:ciembre 20 Dc 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-08
Los MGDICos REcoMIENDAN La

Los MEDICOs RECoMIENDAN LA
So1ucsG'a Mars. del licenciado Giol, en- las
diferentes enfermedades ligadas la ane-
mia, ciorosis debilidaden general.
Don Raaa6n A de- Torres, doctor en Me-
dicina, Cirujfa Partos.
Certif1ca: que ha hecho frecuentemente
uso de la SOLUCTON MARS, preparada
por ell Licdo. Don Francisco Giol Texidor,
en- las diferentes Intermediates ligadas la
anemia, clorosis debilidad general, obte-
niendo en- todos los casos resultados brillan-
tes.
7 para satisfaction del Sr. Giol, AZ 10
hago constar.-Dr. Torres.
Ponce. Febrero 27 de 1892.
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1enedor de libros

Un joven q. IN pueblo limitrofe, con
nrovisiones, aceptaria una colocaci6n en- es-
"a eiudad, haciendose cargo de los Gbros,
comisi6n de ventas cobro en- L. lsla.
Buenas referencias, en- la actualidad atlen-
de cinco casas de comercio, Dirijirse para
informes esta redaccion ola farmacla de
J. Ferrer.
Ponce. Enero de 1894. I'd
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los cuales un gran n1mero de miem
bros de elias Sc veran obligados
renUnciar sus puestos
Madrid, idem 7-El General Mar
tfnez Campos intenta hacer su des-
EMBARGO por Mazagan por ser aque
Punto del imperio de Marruecos, en-
donde residen las kabilas mas ricas {
importantes
Ell Enviado de Espana, senior Mar
tinez Campos, Sc haila resuelto pc
dir al Sultan IA vida del caudillo mo-
70 Mayfaon.
Tambien parece haberse desistido
de Ia prision del Sant6n de la Punti-
LA, con el fin de evitar Ia excitaci6n
que este hecho pudiera causar 4 los
rifenos
Los democratas que fguran en- el
Partido liberal, atacan rudamente al
ministro de Hacienda, senor Cana
70, y le piden que haga dimision del
cargo toda vez que han fracasado las
negociaciones para el emprestito.
El senor Sagasta contin1a mejo-
rando y los medicos que le asisten
opinan que dentro de breves dlas es-
tara restablecido
Anunciase que Ia aperture de las
Cortes tendra lugar el dia 10 de Fe-
brero pr6ximo.
FL Ministro de Justicia, senor Cap
depon, tiene preparado IN proyecto
de repression contra Ell anarquismo.
Los republicanos estAn resueltos 4
combatirlo.
Madrid idem, idem En- vista p1-
blica de la causa formada con motive
del intento de colocar bombas explo-
sivas en- el Congreso de los Diputa-
dos, el Jurado condeno los anar-
quistas Bas y Ferreira siete amos de
prision, declarando tambien culpable
al policia Munoz.
Los generates Chinchilla Primo
de Rivera han llegado a Malaga de
regreso de Melilla, acompanados de
Ia tropa que formaba el segundo cuer-
po de ejercito expedicionario a Afri-
ca.
FL desembarco tuvo lugar en- me-
dio del mayor silencio, presenciando-
10 solamente algunos pocos curiosos,
y contrastando con la ovacion y el
entusiasmo de que fueron objeto al
embarcarse para Melilla.
Ell general Merero Villar Sc halla
gravemente enfermo.
Por los jefes ofciales lIegados
recientemente llegados de Melilla sa
bese que ocurren frecuentes alterca
dos entire moros y espanoles, por bur
la que hacen los primeros del result
tado dc Ia exRedicion.
Ests@ act1tud ae los moros irrita
los soldados espanoles,r l6nsse que
ocurra sangrientos encuel4- re !
unos y otros.
Circular rumores de que el pueblo
de esta corte Sc prepara silbar q los
generates cuando lIeguen Madrid
sin las tropas.
Los sucesos de Melilla el desen-
canto del pueblo espanol han produ-
cido gran jdbilo entire los conservado-
res, que miriam va como cosa segura
su vuelts Immediate al poder.
Los canovistas hacen las mas gran
des conjeturas Hegan hasta tener
formada una candidatura para el Mi
nisterio, en- el cual fgura como Minis
tro de Ultramar el senor Bosch y Fus-
tigueras, Alcalde que fue de esta cor
te y amigo 1ntimo del sef1or Romero
Robiedo.
Dlcese tambien que en- el case en-
que los conservadores constituyan el
Gobierno, el general Pavia ira a ca
ba de Gobernador General.
Los tribunales de Barcelona han
descrbierto va todos los detalles del
crimen del Liceo. Habia en- Catalina
$50 centros de anarquistas. de ellos
cuarenta Ell Ia capital. Pasan de 200
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-08
COCHB TRIOEMANAL

Desde cl dia 2 del mes de Octu-
bre 1ltimo esta prestando servicio al
p1blico IN coche de Ponce IA Ca
pital y vice-versa, tomando pasaje-
ros Ell todos los pueblos del transito.
En- Los preeios FVos. en- Ponce y en-
La Bayamoiaesa en- Ia Capital, en- Gu
yas casas estan establecidas las res
pectivas agencias, informaran acerca
del precio y condieiones del viaje.
Ponce. Nvbre. ; de 1893. 3v.p.s.
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Ell sabado Ultima hora, recbimos el 81
guiente despaeho
Maunabo, Enero 5.
Ha sido herido don Jose Maria Ortiz por
Eugenio Cuadra. El agresor esta bajo la ac-
cion de los tribunales. = Santiago.
Posteriormente Sc nos comunica que la
herida de nuestro buen amigo ell senor Ortiz,
ea leve que no ofrece ning1n peligro.
Del NAL Ell menos y nosotros celebramos
que el accidente, que pudo ser fatal, 10
tuviera mas amargas consecuencias.
Ultimas noticias de la guerra de Africa,
no publicadas en- Ell n1mero del sabado por
que lego muy tarde.
Capital, Enero 5. $50 noche.
DEnOCRACIA- Ponce.
Servicio particular. FL ministro de Estado
recibi6 una nota en- que 81 primer ministro
del Sultan SO MEGA pagar la indemniza-
cion pedida, fundandose en- que ell Sultan,
desde el principle, reconocio los derechos
de Espana.
Causa sorpresa la opinion de algunos
ministries sobre Ell particular.
FL ministro de Estado llevara al Consejo
los propositos del general Martinez Cam
pos Corresp0nsag.
Por Ell Gobisrno General le ha sido admi-
tida don Adolfo Lespier Ia renuncia que
presentara de la escuela rural del "Real"
Jurisdiction de Ponce.
De sentirse es que dicho barrio Sc yea
privado de los servicios de professor tan
excelente.
Ha muerto en- Patilas anteayer la esti-
mable sonora dona Manuela Lebron Ri
vera, madre de nuestros correligionarios don
Santiago don Francisco Ortiz, a quienes,
como todos los deudos de la fnada, en-
viamos nuestro pesame sincere.
Para ell cargo de AlcaIde de Juana- Dfaz,
ha sido nombrado, fuera de ter1sa, don Lo
renzo Carbo.
Ell Gobernador General ha aceptado la
presentada por don Arturo Ricei
del cargo de Alcalde de Patillas.
Nota do las reses bene6ciadas en 81 mer-
ca1O DlIblicO