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iglesia de San Sebastian Sc produio
panico, porque Sc oy6 un gran ruido,
y supusieron que era Ell estallido de
una bomba.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Sevilla que Ell obispo de Segovia ha
obligado al dean del cabildo catedral,
senor Gomez, q que abiure p1blica-
mente de la masoner1a Y de sus ideas
republicans.
Idem, idem 2O-Para acceder el
Sultan de Marruecos q conceder a
Espana la indemnizaci6n pecuniaria
solicitada, consult6 pr6viamente los
representatives de las grandes poten-
cias europeas acerca de la cuantfa de
aquella.
Ell Representative de Alemania ma
nifest6 que su Gobierno apoyaba 6
Espana cualquiera que fnese Ia can
tidad que pidiese. 81 de Francia que
esperaba conocer So ascendencia. Los
de Italia Inglaterra Sc muestran
favorables Espana.
Esp6ranse noticias de Marruecos
para plantear la crisis ministerial en-
ell seno del Gabinete.
En- ell Consejo de Ministries que sc
celebrara manana, los senores CANA
20 y Maura insistiran en- que Sc les
admitan sus dimisiones.
La polic1a de Barcelona ha descu-
bierto un nuevo complot de los anar-
quistas, en- el cual esta complicado el
autor del atentado contra ell Gober-
nador civil de aquella capital.
Habana, idem idem-Anoche de-
but6 en- el teatro de Tac61 la gran
companfa francesa que dirige el c6-
lebre actor Mr.. Coquelin. Hubo una
concurrencia extraordinaria los &C
torres fueron muy aplaudidos
Idem, idem 21-Se han recibido
despachos de Marruecos comunican-
do que hay en- aquel imperio gran
agitaci6n entire las tribus que 10 for
man, y que SO teme una guerra civil.
Dicen de Tanger que ALI SO sos
pecha que la agitaclon pol1tica que
reina en- todo Marruecos esta insti
gada y fomentada por agentes del
Sultan con el fin de evitar satisfac-
clones de ning1n genera q Espana. |
Ell Ministro de Negocios Extran-
ieros de Marruecos, Sidi- Mahomed |
Torres, ha dirijido una nota al Cuer-
po Diplomatico Extranjero, mani
festando que Sc hace impossible salts
facer a Espana sin que este cause
una situaci6n grave para el Sultan.
Anade Ell Ministro marroqu1 que
los sdbditos del imperio, guiados por
su exagerado fanatismo rel'gioso, no
Sc prestan a apoyarlo mas que en-
aquellas reclamaciones que conside-
ren muy justas.
Esp6rase el sabado pr6ximo "a que
las noticias ofciales que reciba ell
Gobierno confrmen los despachos
priyados que comunican tan impor-
tantes notlcias.
Ri domingo proximo tendra lugar
en- esta Corte un banquete de mil Gu
biertos al cual asistiran igual hume
70 de jefes y ofciales y setenta gene
rales de infanter1a y caballer1a
Los organizadores de este banque-
te dicen que el objeto es obsequiar
& los que acaban de ascender recien
temente por consecuencia de Ia que
rra.
Circular rumores de que Ell ban
quote tiene por verdadero objeto ell
protestar contra el que los o6ciales
de artiIleria ofrecieran al captain
Saltos.
Hasta que no Sc sepa el resultado
deGnitivo de la embajada conhada al
senior general MARTINEZ Campos, que
da aplazada la crisis ministerial
Los republicanos de Madrid han
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
Paul Bernard. complice del atentado
del Ltee0 de Barcelona.


del Lfee0 de Barcelona.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Sal
Petersburgo que Sc ha descubiertc
en- Varsovia una vasta conspiracion
que tenia por objeto alcanzar Ia in
dependencia de Polonia. Han sidC
reducidos a prision muchos nihilista.
estudiantes y sacerdotes catolicos.
Idem, idem Io-Seg1n noticias de
Rio Janeiro, ei buque insurgente
Marte hizo fuego sobre una lancha de
vapor del crucero americana Nea0ark
Su comandante dio despues toda cla
Sc de satisfacciones al almirante Ben
kam, alegando que ignoraba la proce-
dencia de la lancha.
Los barcos de guerra americanos
Detroit y Nea0ark que habian acudido
al lugar del suceso, Sc retiraron sus
anteriores posiciones
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Mon
tevideo que la viruela esta hacienda
estragos en- esa ciudad.
Idem, idem idem Dicen dc Berlin
que ell emperador Guillermo asistio a
otro banquete Official en- el que mani
festo que, 81 ell Reichstag no aproba-
ba Ell tratado de comercio pactado
con Russia, Alemania tendrfa la que
ira dentro de tres meses.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Berlin que el lunes proximo visitara
eT emperador Guillermo al principe
de Bismarck, en- su residencia de Erie
drichsruhe.
Sc estan hacienda grandes prepa-
rativos para la reception.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Londres que en- el parque Greenwich
de esa ciudad ha ocurrido la muerte
del anarquista Martial Bauden. con-
secuencia de haber estallado de i'm
proviso una bonlba de dinamita que
llevaba
Idem, idem idem-Segun comuni
can de Paris, en- las investigaciones
practicadas con motive de la explo-
sion en- la cafe Terminus Sc ha des-
cubierto que el anarquista Henry,
autor del stehtado, forma parte de
una gran conspiracion.
Idem, idem idem-Segun dicen de
Paris, la Camara ha impedido que I'm
diputado socialista hiciese la defensa
del anarquista Valiant.
Idem, idem I7-Comunican de los
en- el Estado de California,
que un tren del ferrocarril que pasa
por esa ciudad, fue asaltado y roba-
do por una partida de ladrones.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Paris
que Ell Gobierno frances ha llamado
a su Ministro en- Lisboa, Mr.. Bihour
Sc cree que el motive de esta
ruptura ha sido la inversion de fon-
dos franceses en- las empresas ferro-
carrileras de Portugal.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Kiel que estando verihcandose una
prueba bordo del crucero alemau
estallaron las calde-
ras de 10 que resultaron 40 tripulan-
tes muertos y muchos heridos.
Idem, idem idem : Ha fallecido en-
Paris el ex- ministro NJ Viette.
1dem, idem 70 Ell vapor Miliard,
de la Companfa del Canal de Nicara-
qua, Sc ha lido a pique en- el mar Ca
ribe, habiendo perecido 90 personas
4 su bordo.
Idem, idem idem -Dicen de Pa
lermo que el General Lavriano, Go
bernador militar de Stella, ha pedi-
do al Gobierno de Roma autoriza-
cion para levantar el estado de sitio
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Berlin que en- la Embajada rusa Sc
ha celebrado un gran bauquete, CO
mo prueba de la simpatfa que ha
despertado en- las regiones ofciales
de San Peterburgo el buen sesgo que
toma ell asunto del tratsdo conner
cial entire Russia y Alemania.
Sc cree que Sc ha debilitado la
buena inteligencia que reinaba entire
los Gobiernos de Francia y San Pc
terburgo.
Idem, idem Is -Dicen de Chica-
go que Sc ha sufrido allf un terrible
blizzard que ha destruido las Il
meas telegrafcas y ocasionado dafos
de consideration en- los ferroCarriles.
Idem, idem idem-Han llegado a
Colon los tripulantes del Kearsage,
que naufrago en- los arrecifes del Ron
cador. Sc han salvado todos menos
uno que perecio ahogado.
Idem, idem I4-La gran tormenta
que Sc formo en- el Oeste de los Esta-
dos Unidos ha salido al Atlantico y
Sc dirige hacia Europa.
Idem, idem idem-Hay catorce
puIgadas de nieve en- las GALES de es-
ia ciudad de Nueva York.
El frio es intense.
Idem, idem idem-El pianista ale
man Won Bulow ha fallecido en- el
Cairo.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que la Compafiia del Canal de
Suez ha nombrado al conde de Les
seps presidente honorario.
Idem, ldem idem-Dicen de Paris
que, de los informes recogidos, re-
sulta que el anarquista Breton es un
que habia sido despedi-
do del cafe Terminus. Sc ignora su
procedencia.
Sc presento delante del juez en- ac-
titud c1nica y contesto con la mayor
arrogancia sus preguntas.
Dijo que considerable igual haber
muerto va 6 MORN dentro de dos me-
ses.
Idem, idem idem -Comunican de
Paris que, con motive del atentado
del ctfe Terminus ha sido interpela
do el gobierno en- Ia Camara.
Ell ministfo de Gobernacion, M.
Raynal. manifesto que el gabinete es-
taba resuelto a proceder con gran ri
gor.
Idem, idem IS -Segdn despachos
de Montevideo Sc ha descubierto en-
Recife una conspiracion que tenfa
oor objeto separar de la federation
IA provincial de Pernambuco.
Idem, idem idem En- Argel Sc
IA publicado un manifesto anar-
4uista, que contiene terribles anne
nazas contra el presidente de la Re-
D1blica francesa NJ. Sadi Carnot.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de |
Paris que identi6cado el autor del
atentado cometido en- el cafe I'ernti-
pus, que Sc habIa hecho pasar por
Luis Breton, ha resultado llamarse
Emilio Henry. natural de Barcelona,
lie padres franceses. Estudio el Ba-
ohillerato y curso luego en- la Sor-
BONA. Despues Sc hiso anarquista
5iajero.
Ha deolarado que es el 1nico au-
TOR del atentado, y que, por consi-
guiente, no tiene completes.
Idem, idem idem -Dicen de Pa
is que Sc ha encontrado una bomba
lie dinamita en- la puerta del Banco
0ociedad General.
Idem, idem idem-Ha sido redu-
>ido prision en- Paris el anarquista |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
Sc VENDEN

Tn coche fno ligero de seis asientos,
casi nuevo. Una turbina sin usar, APPLICABLE
4 la eaferfa del acueducto con resistencla
de seis caballos vapor ocupa POGO espacio
v propia para pequena industria. En- esta
imprents informaran.
fosce, 10 le NJ RIO iv 1903 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02

hecho un recibimiento enthusiastic con
grandes aclamaciones al senor gene
raj Aralos. llegado a esta corte y
procedente de Melilla
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
LA DEMOCRACIA

Muy aenor milo y distinguido amigo:
Ruegole~ ~encarecidamente, asf 10 espero
de So 6na galanter1a, SO sirva dar cabida en-
las signientes fneas.
Con gracias anticipates es, como siempre
suyo afmo amigo S. S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
Sc reaIiz an

precios sumamente baratos los efectos 81
guientes:
Sacos vacios para cafe y az6car-Arados
americanos NUNS. l, 2 " -Puntas de Pa
rfs de 4 pulgadas-Romanas de plata
fo,n-a de 400 Kilog.-Hierro galvanizado.
lizo, con una canal cada lado de pies, y
scanalado 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 20 pies-clavotes de
6 pies el acreditado vino de Oporto mar
ca Andreseu: asf como tambien Ell riquisimo
aceite re6nado marca March en litros Y
medios litros, del que somos 1nicos impor-
tadores.
Pedid los efectos enumerados en Ia casa
lie G. Bonnin CO. Playa.
Ponce, Enero 1s de 1894. 3tm..p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
COMUNICADO

Ponce, 10 de Marco de 1894
Sr. Director dol peri6dico
LA DEMOCRACIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
ALOs HACENDADOs DE CANA

Don Florencio Santiago, de Coano, tiene
de venta novillos 6nos propios para yugo.
Cosmo, Eoviennhro II lie 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
CLEMENT'E MARTIN
COMERCIANTE
-t MAYOR CASTILLO
Ponce -Frente al Hospital miEitar- Ponce
COMERCIANTE

Habendo recibido exteuso variado sur
lido en- conservas alimenticias, dulces licores de
todas clases frutas en- almibar, infn:dad de ar
tfcuos de novedad complazco en- ofrecerlo
una mas mi numerosa clientela Y al publ
co en- general coniado que quedaran bien a
tisfecho de L. riqueza, baratura especiahdad
de ellos.
Tambien participo que acabo de recibir una
gran partida de tabacos de La HABANA que
detallare precios muy barato que de SECURE
serz una novedad, pues por las v vitolas,
asi como por el precio llamaran la atenci6n entire
los intehgentes fumadores
Del ron FANTAUZZI, VINAS, REPARADA
etc. hay constante existencia.
Visitadme = os convencereis de 10 que os ofre
ce.
CLEMEETE MARTIN.
Ponce Febrero de 1894 1mI3v s.
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6 AC AL A M 30
0UITA-DOLoR

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- el
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa-
les. dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, .renmas,
infamaciones dem&s afecciones cut&neas,
etc, etc.
La formula de cada botella indica la ma
nera de usarse. a pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, So precio ssra flo como
sigue Gaia de a medias botellas, pesos.
Unicos depositarios del legftimo SAGA
Iaplbo,
L. Chard6r c.
Ponce, Febrero 10 de 1894. 3Im. $.
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NEW-ROCHEII.F,

The chief incident OF the coming w~rk IL the
third annual bazaar In aid Of the N""-R"cH"le
Hospital which opens on Monday. December 3 y
ia usual each yea tina. the churches each provide
a table and with the exception Of the TWO Catholic
churches there vii be no departure from the esiah-
lshed rue The bazaar. In which The women of
Pelham and IArchmont are largely co-oprtd""s
with thos. OF New Rochelle. Will be known TINS year
AZ "The Rainbow Fair" the decorations being Of
the varied hues OF the Rainbow. The characteristics
~ tho tables are Interesting Tn. Episcopal church
table in charge % Mrs Roberi e. Fisher. vii BE- ~
the form Of Greek temple. and VIII occupy me
place Of honor In the centre " me noor. Inc r"S'
PRESBYTERIAN church table will be In charge OF MISS
Harmer. wniie M.-s I.ambden Will preside over III"
Baptist Church table. The Pelham Manor Chnfch
will furnish a wc-equppsi book-iaoir Inc ZION
Methods, Episcopal (cooreb Church viii fuFn'sh
a variety table and Japanese booth ""i be th-
co.ored Baptist centre Of attraction MIS- BROW"
and Mrs Vincent King. OF l-archmoni' VII nav" 4
brownie table Santa Claus shop ana christmas "'e'
and Mrs McGhr secretary OF the Hospital As
ISOLATION o, Isrchmon, will look after the Interests
of House tina, Jack Built" The Hugienpt
Wheeimen VIII have good supply OF sporting
goods MISC Rardwel viii have chaIgs 81 me 'ei-
onade well and MISS heynoeSs b T members Of the
Village improvement Association NO cha"u ',,, ~
rsf,ns viii b. permitted. and entertainments will De
pers Wednesday Thnrsdiay ana rrn 'S social world
A inc ,w ae cub recently formed New-Ko.
chee and located in hanasome , GiuGnouj~
Cenire-ave. and Beauchamp Place h.hfE rn ~,
Hes,h Of Pelham Manor is president. n T. owe"
secretarv and O. : Squire treasurer 49, g.,
The Young Republican '1nn ma sinlayson. vice.
nr"sidents Dr NJ f. Davenport. j. d. Mackey ahu
Henry A. George: recording secretary, - -.
ing; corresponding secretary "ii'" ''
treasurer Homer +. Elderkln ,a.,,,o, DANCES
4 series Of Tuesday evening snDsciP.Iohl unrt,e
has been arranged TO take place every wtth uu i'e
he winter AT the gymnasium: The pairont,ss,,ai
Mrs George Whitfield Chandler MIS-. rreue' dwell
C,nchois Nrs John G. Hazen. Mrs - 'Swr.'
REYNOLDS. Mrs Frederick ". Schoonmskkeml NJ
I.rvis O. Howard Mrs. John q ndelhIl ME-
9innr,, ,rhomDson and Mrs Frederick Jenkin"
IT'LL rh .nnuaf hall OF the New Rochelle police Will
he held on December 81
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PEEKSKILL..

psekskul Is again far as one can Juuse' a.
cured OF an electric railroad through i's S"e "''-
10 various suburban hamlets On IuesuaS 'e''"'
~ poard ~ Trustees granted 20 the Peekskil state
,,ar,n and Mohegan Railroad Company IaH'n
.n,frg cer,ain streets OF Peekskiil. The PeeksKII
and Cor,landt Railroad Company, "hlcH WIS az"
in the field for the franchise before II w"S pep"''
gracefully withdrew after Corporation ''
Inverett f. Crumb drafted and read IL a. inee''"s
~ the hoard Az vice presden; and counsel Tor Inc
connany H. G. Scoop OF Kingston. SAID IL way l'e
,ost carefully drawn. most guarded IN the III
,ares,s OF the municipality ana the HoSl SUN"
CON, and strongest in lis CONDITIONS oi any
franchise he had ever seen, ana ne hd" 'o
In contact with many OF them 'nder 'he i'a"' "''
ga nr.sonted he said, 1t would be Impossible ior
any railroad company to comply win lis prov 'so''
o,d hu,,d a road with any profit TO the company
noa mr. AT any time The Peekskill state camp anu
uohegan Railroad Company Is capitalized al $i''''
Alfred e. Beach OF the Scientific American
holds Almost all the stock and pH's up an W.
money The officers are: President. Charles r.
Hammond Of New-York: vice-pres.dent and coun-
ca. Thomas d. Hustled. Of PeekskN; secretary
George NJ Bailey. OF NewYork; treasurer FFt''r-
lex G. Beach. OF NewYork who are also dfec,o'S,
the additional directors being George +. NUM- %
Hew-York one OF Tindny's experts; Gardner ~
Henry f.. Armstrong. OF peekskili .,,, 0o
sociabe under the anspIces Of he ladies' Aid 49, so
ciety at 81, Pauis Metnodsi EPpis,fops "", NH
h.
snc her sand Map Talk" on Eib.e history.
Tine Regents Of the New-York state University
h,ys announced the successful students al iasi
lines exa nat ton Peekskill students The lucky
80 are as follows: Pre-academc certificates 10
Ch,rles G. Bartlett. Harry y. Horton, William J.
Horton Thomas :. McGovern; David Mniie,. freq
ar1ck 4 Snowdcn. Grace Ackernan. Catherine a
DORIS. Lucy H. Mab;e. Matilda Nation. sarah ce g.
,l1ci,i.s TO Charles c. Bartlett. William iSurkc
samuel j. r. Conkn. John A. Lady cnafies !:
Sarin and Nav ~ Landy. Thrty-couni certilicatrs
=, WiIIiarn Burke. Samuel j. T. conkiin charles
Vain and NAV NJ Iandy. Forty@couni cer'lhcateS
10 Hugh Rankin. ..., - ,.. ,i.
William Church Osborn has presented 10 me r W. H.
- - n ,rrIsons a free readng-ro ana library
,sscLeI wi:h the choicest literature and reading
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RICHNOND COUNTY.
NOTES FROM STATEN ISLAND.

NOTES FROM STATEN ISLAND
The Edgewst-r Fire Department is becoming mod.
ernized and il having electric fire alarm system
connected with Police Headquarters at Stapeton
from which an alarm OF fire Is to be sounded from
the whistles OF the Bachmsnn Brewing Company at
Clifton and the Atlantic Brewery at S,apeton At
present when nre is discovered the police ring a
alarm on an Old bell on tower Two blocks from
the police station. 1t has frequently occurred that
n an alarm could have been promptly given the
fires could have been extnguIshed without doing
much damage.
Commodore William Ludium. OF the Staten Island
Yacht Club. while riding along the Amboy road
last Sunday on his wheel ran into carriage.
demolishins the front wheel Of his bike" He for
tunately escaped without being injured.
Miss Mildred Feeny. daughter OF Health Officer
John l.. Feeny. OF Stapleton. arrived home Mon
day from extended trip in the East
George H. Raymond. Grand Lecturer Of the Grand
Lodge Of the State OF New-York. visited Tompkins
Lodge. No Al. at sapleton, las, Monday and Tues
day evenings and exemplfed the different degrees
Of Masonry 10 Masons from all parts OF the county.
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad rhle returned home from
their wedding trip on Thanksgiving. They will
start for Europe next saturday. to be gone two
years.
\ three days fair for the benefit OF the First
Presbyterian Church at stapieton will be opened
in the chapel next Wednesday evening The COM
mittees follows: Executive-Mrs Francis
Macdonald. chairman; Mrs. Frank Howard Mof-
fatt Mrs Edward Clark BrIdgman Miss Lena Au-
gusta Dix. Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Wood and Mrs samuel
Morris Dix secretary. Arrangement-Ious Lincoln
Tribus chairman Thomas Willing. Mrs, l.. g. Bill
lngs. d. Wallace Macdonald. Miss May Wickes
Ensign and Albert W. Johnson. Cocoa Booth-Mss
Adele l.. Eddy. Mrs OTIS X. Dmock. Miss Amy Il.
Wadsworth. Miss Mabel Mullen Miss Robina Hen
derson. Miss Jessie Wolcott. Miss Bertha Sexton.
Miss Edith Sexton and Miss Laura Giles. Confec-
tlonery-Mss Maggie y. Eddy Mrs. Wilbur Fksk
Wood Miss Lulu r. B-chte.. Miss Hettle Sexton.
Miss Nettle Sexton. Miss Jean Woods. Miss Evis
SImonson Miss Edith Eddy Miss Louise Henry
Miss Lydia Heal Miss Ethel Gilbert Miss Fanny
leggett. Miss I.ote sherman and Willard }. Tomp-
kins.
Mrs. William Tompkins will preside over fancy
table No assisted ny tourieen yohns "9men
OF booth No. 2. and will be assisted by the nine
young women from the East Shore.
Jerry" Baker. OF the Oldest and best-known
Democratic politicians in Richmond County. died
al his home in Tompknsvllle on Wednesday. after
y lingering Illness. Mr. Baker slxty-eight years
Old, and had made his home on Staten Island all
his lifetime.
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In and Around the Greater NeW-Y0rk.
->~NEAR=BY TOWNS IN NETWORK STATE~

in the Town Hall al Jamaica Senator John LEWIS
,hild~ is chairman OF the committee An IN
vestigation will DE made into the charges recently
made by local sportsmen In regard 10 The use
OF rifles I'm hunting deer Long Island. ana 10
the Deer las as applicable to suffolk County III
general.
The Southampton Sportsmen's club recently
elected the following officers: President. Edward
r. Mo.raw: vice-president. David T. kenney: sec
rotary and treas iil-r l.. W Clarke trustees. r H.
MoeraW, David r. Kennedy l.. W. Clarke, Speh-
GER - Nash Nathaniel Smith. George r.. Arm
strong ana Edward O. Whitaker
As result o. special election held al Rock
Vile Centre Monday the village VIII nave a
water supply o! it, own IL the near futurr vi
I'm favor OF "A supply. The village trustees
VIII now secure plans and estimates, which Mil
in turn be submitted 10 The people FOR nnAl adJdi-
cation.
The Hridsehampion circle o. Kings Daughters
collected I'VE barrels Of vegetables and s. In money
Tor among the tenement house poor ia
NeW-York on Thanksgiving Day,
Jusiice James T.. cain VI Bayside Is extremely.
anxious To ascertain VINO robbed his hotel on Mon
day evening While The Justice and his wife We're
downstairs somebody entered room by way OF
the v-randa and stole number OF valuable articles
$50 in gold and roll Of Dill-
The funeral OF Miss Maria RIshmofe. OF Wheaie-
Is. one ~ th- mos. prominent Ouakets on Long
Island took place Tuesday al the Friends
Meeting House al old Westbury. Miss Mary Post.
the R-v Mr. Matt-son and Isaac al cks were the
SPEAKERS a the service Miss Rusnniur- was sixty
years old. and had been invalid since The spring
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PORT CHESTER.

The Working Girls CluD will hold its last mon hly
meeting Of the year in The clubrooms on Monday
evening next.
The mrs. entertainment given under the auspices
OF ST Peters Choir Guild will take place In the
narish rooms on Wednesday evening. December T.
For come time the cholrs OF 81. Peters Church.
Port Chester and ST. Andrews Church. Stamford
Conn have been rehearsing CARROTS Harvest
can,ata" ON Wednesday evening the joint cholrs
sang the caniata In Stamford. Last night the VISIT
of IN. PORT Chester choir was returned ana the
cantaia was beautifully given In ST. Peters. The
Willing choir entertained by the women or the
hrrrh The Joint choir consisted Of sxtysix voices
sunerylsor Johnson has appointed Jerome AVord
pack TO FIJI the vacancy caused by the resignation
~ Auditor Thomas g. Wilson.
4, I'M. Ladies' Hospital. on December q. from 10
q o.cIock a public reception Will be held.
Harry Howard Hook and Ladder Company No.
viii hold lts annual election on Monday evening
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walter W. Law gave tea at her home
er 'iif' on Thursday afternoon. The guests were
,, aihed with a description OF life in the Philip
- 'Siahds by Miss Edwards. Among those pres
49,, we're Nrs. and Miss Holbrook. Mrs II. J.. Ny
r., "rs Granville r. Smith Mrs. Dudley Ho-
49, the Misses Brlnckerhoff. Mrs. MuhoIland
ana Miss Becker
this neV a e. FOote, of the Baptist Church OF
health ase, who has resigned account o. NJ
Grand Vas tne guest at reception given by the
Grand army Post ana kindred organizations at
DAM, Army Hall last Friday evening.
dress ~ .; femsen. OF New-Y0rk City Will adj
rssen, s ss economic Society proportional Rep
Mains, next Monday evening. No. B5
held outstanding the Indictment weather. the bizlar
OF iss,' olve Opera House. Thursday and Friday
was y week Tor the benefit Of Ossning Hospital
Colora, S.eat success about 81 800 being realized
eraI ~ r., a McAlpin who will be Adjutant-i Gen
the Rn n ~ Governor Mortons stafY. is president Of
McAII' OF Trustees OF the Institution. and Mrs
The ' n! " president OF the Board OF Managers.
Club .or,hs ard games OF the Ossining Yacht
Club n ,er on the grounds OF the Indian Brook Gun
eo ON Thanksgiving Day was successful affair
ciefiss sI,lon OF the Union OF Young Peoples So
VI the Hudson River Central Baptist AssO-