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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
ALONG SHORE GOSSIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Smith OF Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown Of Pomham, Mr..
II. j. Phillips of this city, MIR. M. w.
of Worcester and j. ID. Baker OF
Attleboro registered at Crescent Park
Hotel yesterday.
The bowling score at Whites Crescent
Park alley for the week Ia as follows: J.S.
Fletcher 265, s. A. Besser 277, q. ii. Ran
dali 39s and George L. Whitney 2ss. On
the ponies: s. A. Besser 12s, ii. +. Brig
ham 1l5 and A. Besser 115,
Green's Orchestra Is now located at
Camp White. The orchestra lost all its
instruments In the Comstock Hotel IRE.
The cottagers at Camp White propose
giving a benefit social for the orchestra
the latter part OF this month.
About sixty employees oil the KNOWLES
Loom Works of this city were at Crescent
Park today.
Among the late arrivals mt Camp White
Hotel are Misses Annie and Belle Barrie
tom and Violet Vernon Of this city, Misses
Alice and Eliza Dolan Of Oakland, Mas.
| Miss Lizzie and Mr.. Charles Brady o.
North Attleboro, MIR. and Mrs. j. F
| Roach and MIR. n. w. Hayman OF Paw
tucset and Mr.. Louis Dubreul Of Woon'
| socket.
pyspx,stog cgsste9 sesy1s y spsHis
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DIED.

BARNES-In Johnston. Aug: ., Jonathan
barnes, in the 18th year of his age.
uoIIEy In Auburn, Aug. 3. Mary H.,
widow Of Henry NJ. hoiley. In Der e'th
year.
uEALY-In this city, AUG. Q. James Hesly.
KANE-In saltwater, X. l., Aug. 2, Jennie L.
Kane. aged - years. 10 months, o days
urKINLEY-In Pawtucket, Aug. ., Walter
a.. Mckinley, agei "a years'
~oRToN--In Darlington, Aug. .. Dunbar
SaSnenter, only son of Charles ID. and Lyra
y. horton. aged IL years.
RICHARDSON--ln Uxbridge, Mass, Aug =
Anan Richardson. agea 30 years.
vARITY-In his city. Aug. 2. Beatrice A,
wife of John Narity.
wooD-In this city, July ~, sarah =, wife oil
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Talked About.

ROCKY P~oINT-Forest Casino and Bijou Ihes'ef
Georgia Minstrels aud Vaudeville
CRESCENT PARK-wnd West Show.
ADELAIDE PARK-Providence vs.. Syracuse, $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
THE STORY OF A RING.
An In stance Of the Law Of vibration From
Mind to Mind.

Mind to Mind.
She was In Salem and / In Boston. We
had never met, although some three
months previous an attempt-inenectuai
at the time-had beer made by q mutuai
friend to bring us together. On the nigns
of Jan. 20 Of the year l write OF l saw In
q dream a very curious ring, an antique,
ON the hand of q distinguished divine
whose death had occurred the preceding
winter. The vagaries of the dream, al
though they were not without relation 70
the events that followed, need not here DO
chronicled, but the impression Of the ring
was remarkably clear. On the night OF
the dream she was thinking Of me and In
| tended writing to arrange for our meet
ing. but callers prevented, SO at this time
we had had no communication In any
way. During the week she wrote and 1
Ereplied begging her to como to me on the
| following Saturday evening, which she
aid All this is merely preliminary.
II will not seem amiss, / think, II 1 tell
you the name of the lady to whom l refer.
IL Is by no means an unfamiliar one
that of Miss Sarah Farmer, the only child
Of Professor Moses G.. Farmer, he noted
scientist and electrician. Names, dates
and places are varieties which are not un.
important IN any analysis OF psychical
problems. -
On the evening that l had the pleasure
of meeting Miss Farmer our conversation
drifted naturally into the line OF discus
sion so interesting to us both. Miss Farm
er told me this soon after the death OF hel
mother she had a sitting with a medium
who told her that her mother asserted tina
within a week she would have q RIM
given to her. Within q week IL came, "an'
this" said Miss Farmer, drawing 1t iron
her finger and handing 1t to me-'this
the ring" 1t wa q remarkable turquoise
green with age and n OF the finest an
tiques one ever sees.
ssWhy, this Is the ring / sawl' l OK
claimed "This is the very ring" wa
startled to see this ring OF my dream p'
fore me. The dream had impressed IN
strangely, and during tho days that ha
elapsed / had related 1t to three or TOT
friends, ono of whom, Miss Helen N
Knowlton, the artist, was In my ROOF
| when Miss Farmer came. Miss hnowito
clearly recalled that 1 had described IN
ring perfectly some time during tho ia,
between my dream of 1t on tho preViot
J Sunday night and the meeting OF MI
Farmer and seeing It ON the toilowin
D Saturday night. -,
8 And what Of itp the reader will asl
v Perhaps nothing moro than an unmistaI
. able instance of the law Of vibration fro
-, mind to mind, the ring being used as q
u object easily recognized and identihe
We are AL gathering up psychic phenor
: ena as material for research into psych
laws. and even tri6ing data may not
v without their suggestiveness.-Miss L.
liam Whiting in Rnligio-Philosophic
~ journal.
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TOMORROW.

Rocky Point will be the objective point
of a large number of people from this city
and vicinity tomorrow. The hourly boats
of the Continental Company offer unex-
celled transportation facilities, and after
visitors arrive Manager Harrington
will SEES that they are we'll
cared for. Besides a first : class
shore dinner, the Ferris wheel and the
haunted swing will contribute to the gen.
eral pleasure while the five performances
in the Forest Casino will attract lovers oil
vaudeville entertainment. The company
ia excellent, several OF the performers
being recognized as artists in the speciality
field.
At Crescent Park Proprietor Boyden
will serve dinners fit for kings and as
many queens as see fit to be his guests
Nears and boats form almost a continuous
string to this remarkably popular resort
and its big array OF attractions OF al
kinds including dancing, merry-go'
round. Wild West Show and champion
ship baseball game, will attract from
10000 to 10000 visitors. Providence AM
Syracuse will begin playing at o't
O'Clock. Since last Sunday arrangement
have been made to accommodate as man
as desire to see the game. Ample faciii
ties have been provided for quick an
unobstructed entrance to the grounds
Those who like music can listen to Brig
hams Orchestra free.
The Continental Steamboat Compan
will carry patrons to Newport N retur
tomorrow for 20 cents. Ninety cents wi
take anyone to Block Island and return
The boat will start at 8 o'clock.
The Continental Steamboat Company
Sunday morning express trip to Newpol
is always popular. So Is its 2;lo o'cloc
afternoon sail around Brenton's Re'
lightship. Z
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NEWPORT NEWS.
crrom Our Regular Correspondent,

.
NEWPORT, Aug. "A sharp thunder
shower occurred about 1 o'clock yester-
day, and, as q result, Mrs. benjamin
Anthony and child, OF Middletown, are
, In Q critical condition, andssre not ex-
spected to live, though there Is q siignt
hope for Mrs. Anthony. IL
suffering from a severe shock.
The three, with several friends, were
driving near the second beach when the
! storm came up and while making LOT
shelter a bolt struck the rear OF the wagon
IN which were seated Mrs. Anthony
nna her young son. The mother was
horribly burnt, but when taken to
a neighboring house was found to be alive.
Several doctors who have been In attend
snce state that she cannot survive. There
Is q slight hope entertained OF the chiid's
recovery, as he appears to suffer more
from the shock, and from burns.
Mr.. Anthony, who was on the first seat,
was the only other occupant injured, he
having had a pair of rubber boots burnt
\ off, and thus being badly injured about
the legs.
The walls of the lead house OF the
!, Armory building are carried to about
three quarters of the total height. The
H,main walls are over two feet above the
u second story level, Work was delayed
= yesterday and today on account oil the
storm.
The Casino hop last evening was 1.-THE
y merriest of the season. The dancers ar
rived early and tool advantage Of
every dance. The famous beauty
Mrs. Ferdinand Yznaga was present
and wore a pretty gown OF pink chiffon
with a girdle of gold spangles. MIS-
Tooker, one of this seasons bellies, wa
fdressed in turquoise blue satin, decoiiete
edged with diamonds.
Mr.. Edward Y. Mason, who for som
wears has held the position of organist a
Charming Memorial Church, has severe'
his connection with that society, and vii
I'm future act as organist Of the Baptis
I Temple of Fall River.
Mr.. Mason is a young Newport mar
and his large circle of friends will b
pleased TO hear OF his latest success.
Mr.. Alfred v~ennebeck of Providence
who has been spending several days here
has returned to his home.
Steam Yacht Ripple, owned by James
town parties, was inspected YESTERDAY
She had only gone a short distance froi
her dock, after the inspection, when on
of her boiler tubes gave out and tn
Aquidneck was called to tow her to h'
dock.
A fire which occurred in Boston a fe
DAYS ago, and through which Lyman
Brooks was a sufferer, will SOM
what delay the Aquidneck Mutu
Insurance Company in commenciT
business. Mr.. Brooks was engaged in e'
craving the heads OF the company
policies, and all OF the stoue cuts we
destroyed, and it will be a week or u
days before more can be completed.
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Cotton Market.
SIKH DISTRICT COURT.

In the sixth District Court this morn
ing Rebecca Jacobs, charged with main
tang a disorderly house, was held in $1,000
surety for trial Tuesday
Henry Bellamy and James May pleaded
not guilty to charges OF keeping unii-
censed dogs aud were held for trial Tues
day.
charles McWeeney and Patrick Nc
shane charged with breaking and enter
ing the store OF Joseph b. Mcweeney
pleaded not guilty and were held for trial
Aug. Z. .
Charles Peck. charged with sn assault
on EliEabsth Gill, vas held for trial Mon
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04

Special 10 the Neus.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-Yesterday's mar
ket was q covering movement in the
Changers, based on belief that a tariff bill
would o be passed. Sugar was taken
in hand early in It's operation on a belief
that the Trust would get about all 1t
wanted.
All the dispatches from Washington
agree that tariff deadlock will be broken
soon. Don't bank too heavily on shor
side of Sugar, at least not for the moment.
1t will probably go off some. Buy Lead to
hold for As. Changers are good for .
further sum
Stock Market Opening.
By The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4,-Ths stock market
opened STRONG: Sugar, 1906; Distilling, 49,
Chicago Gas, TAN; Burlington, TN; Rock
Island 6M; St. Paul, 5SA; Northwest
1881; Western Union, S5A.
Sugar Recedes Again.
By The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The share specuia-
| tion opened strong with Sugar as tn
Il ItHtuI0 Vi bnS thotahbs hio 49,
1 per cent. higher at l06, made a further
advance of and lost the entire
advance, the sales having been up t'
this hour 1000 shares. The general lis
advanced " to "a per cent, the latte
Chicago Gas, as st. Paul, and " Buriing
ton & Quincy, Rock Island, Union Pacin'
and Tobacco. The market Is still strong
except Sugar.
Cotton Market.
By The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Cotton future
opened firm; sales 1900 bales.
August 6.51 bid, September $50, Octobe
$40, November 6.7S, December $3.50, Janu
airy 6.94, February $50 bid, March 7.os
April 7.15, May 7.23 bid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04

Misses MagsS McDermott and Mamie
Haines of Cumberland are guests Oh MIS-
Alfred McNally - Mt. Pleasant.
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NORTH END NEWS.
THE NEWS BUREAU.
NORTH END. AIS BRANCH AVENUE, Z
Telephone g0l-3. y


The Peace Society, composed OF young
ladies' connected with the Branch Avenue
Grammar school, held a lawn party at the
residence OF Mrs. George Worth, on Van
dewater street, yesterday afternoon and
evening. There was only a fair attendance
present. But what they lacked in numbers
they made up in enthusiasm. Several
vocal and literary selections were given
by members OF the society. A number OF
young gentlemen contributed their serv-
ices TO the success OF the party. The
following ladies were the committee: The
Misses Ruhle, Rawdon, Turner, Robert
son and Ringe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock and family,
Mrs. Allen and family and the Misses
Lund went to Rocky Point yesterday and
enjoyed one Of Manager H~arrington's
dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leach held a christening
ut their home on Washington street, last
evening. 1t is a girl and the first one.
Robert Jerrett Of Wanskpck contributed
materially to the enjoying of the evening
by his singing and reading.
The Banner Boys and j. + Russells play
ball for a purse of $50 this afternoon.
For the past few weeks a number OF
boys and young men have been stealing
apples, grapes, and other fruit from Boss
farm on Woodward Road. Mr.. Boss
- has been unable to catch the thieves
Yesterday afternoon six young men went
to the farm ana filled their pockets with
apples and other fruit. They were just
on the point Of leaving the place when
Mrs. Boss came to the door and saw them
Going into the house she secured a re-
yolver and fired four shots at the young
men, one of the shots penetrating a younG
mans coat. This ought TO be a sufficient
warning to keep away from that farm.
The Emmett Temperance cadets, undet
command of Captain b. Waters, will hole
their annual encampment at Rocky Poin
commencing next Monday. They viii
stay one week and turn out 90 men.
This morning a team belonging to Bow
ers the baker crashed into a hack at thu
corner OF Charles and Nichols streets.
Bernard Conaty OF the firm OF McKenn
& Conaty, bottlers, is building a hsndsom
residence on Cypress street; cost 5000.
Lasslle Council, Knights OF Columbus
have appointed q committee to arrang
for a moonlight excursion. The destina
ton is left to the discretion OF the com
mittee. The committee are Archie Craw
ford, j. Murphy and William Carson,
The Irving Literary Association wi
hold their annual field day at Silv,
, Spring, Aug. is.
The Jolly Good Fellows will have
clam bake at William Clsncy's on Cam
street tomorrow.
Police Officer William A. Kent, WI
!; died at Z O'Clock this morning, was Il
several years stationed in wanskuck m
there made many friends by his gent
manner
A number OF officers OF the Second st
ton will have a clambake in Bradley
Grove this afternoon. They have invit'
a number Of friends to partake OF o
festivities, and IL the weather perm,
tbsrsJ~ill be- Jolly good timss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street Believes That Tariff
Deadlock is Broken.

But IL Hardly Pays 20 BE too Sure
: Sugar Rushed Up on the Opening
But Took q Drop-Gossip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
MARINE


The List of Arrivals and Departures OF
Vessels at This Port.
PoRr OF PROVIDENCE. Aug. T.
Arrivals.
srrAMERs-Connecticut, Williamson. New
York; Richard Borden, Mason, Fall River;
Mount Hope. Connor, Fall River; Queen City,
GRAY. seaconnec City of Newport. Kelly,
Newport; Day Star. Burton. Newport: Day
Queen, spooner: What Cheer. Gibbs; Tourist
pitt; sauantum. Waldron, TO shore resorts
and return.
Rose Mueller, McClearn, with
coal for n. Y.&N r. Railroad; Eliza Jane,
Cleavland. with cement.
Sailed.
STEAMERs-Connecticut. Berkshire. Saxon.
Mount Hope. Day star. Queen City. City OF
Newport Richard Borden. =
ScaooNERs- Jennie =. stubbs, Rob Roy
samuel l.. Crocker.
BARoEs- shore Line. Girard, snipe, Gslatea.
To Arrive.
! A. 7, Howe, Gen. BaShA
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THE NEWS BUREAU,
OLxFyvILLE, TABERNACLE BUiLDiS

oI.EyyILLE. TABERsAcLE BUILDING.
The Rareripe Cycle Club, comprising 10
members, including two newspaper repre-
sentatives will make a trip to Newport
tomorrow.
There were w arrests for drunkenness
made by our neighbors at the sixth sta
tion last night and both persons had mao
considerable trouble before arrested. John
Kelley, who lives ut 81 Bowdoan street.
made an unsuccessful attempt to assault
his wife and only succeeded in breaking
in a door, etc., when the police arrived
and tool way the reveier.
George Clark OF Harold street was also
arrested for making an assault on Mrs.
Isabel King. Mrs. King was letting a
cow drink at a well in the vicinity OF
|. Harold street when Clark caught hold OF
the COW and commenced to annoy 1t. MIS-
King objected and Clark assaulted her.
The police finally settled the difficulty.
Officer Feeley suppressed a disturbance
among a party in the Stat roofs on
Manton avenue last evening.
About two hundred and fifty couples
took advantage Of the moonlight ex-
~cursion to Camp White last evening TO the
Cadets camp. The party sailed down to
Rocky Point and then to Camp White'
where dancing was held until midnight
after which a supper was served. Ihe
party arrived in the city at 1:SO q. D.
A number of young people, comprising
the classes of the Misses Annie Gibson
Sarah Wobank, Mary Morris and Lizzie
Williams from the NJ. l.. Tabernacle, en-
joyed a trip on a party wagon to Marx
Rock today.
Thomas Kenney has returned from
weeks e~nioypAut at the White Noun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-04
Daily Cooking Hint.

SALAD DREssINo-YoIks OF two hard
boiled eggs rubbed very nne and smooth,
one teaspoon English mustard, one Of salt.
the yolks OF two raw eggs beaten into the
other, dessertspoon OF fine sugar. Add
very fresh sweet oil poured in by very
small qpsntitiess and beaten as long as the
mixture continues to thicken, then add
vinegar till 80 thin - desired. IL not hot
enough with mustard, sdd . little Cay
spps pep1pss
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Chicago Grain Notes.
.uorEp BY A. p. wEKDEs.
Car Lots Today-Wheat, III; corn, 2l2;
oats, 257; hogs, 1900.
Estimates Tomorrow-Wheat 760; corn,
$40; oats, 351; hogs, $4,000.
Heavy shipping hogs, s4.6o Z to.So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-23

prision y puestos en- Ibertad, previa
fianza de ocho mil pesetas cada uno
FL n1nero de los autonomistas re-
gistrados que, d principle del aio an
terror, era de 100, pasa hoy de $50,
no obstante las muchas bajas por fal-
Ia de pago. y el gran n1mero de ba
rrios de los cuales no Sc lleva registro
por la falta de agentes que Sc encar-
guen de la recaudacion de Quotas men
suales. En- cambio hay otros barrios.
como los de Quebradas y Cerro-aito.
de donde vienen los campesinos ms
cribirse voluntariamente "a aportar
su humilde obolo para los gastos del
partido.
Estos han alcanzado en-, el aTlo due
acaba de pasar, la suma de SI53-3I
centavos; perc los ingresos subieron
a S 278-6o, de donde rcsulta en- GAIA
un sobrante de 5 I25 26, habiendose
recaudado va en- el mes actual 5 1885
centavos mas.
El Comite Sc reune con bastante
frecuencia para tratar de los asuntos
mas importantes, y sus miembros to-
dos son hombres de energfa, waller y
convicciones arraigadas.
Con tales elementos, pues, en- pc
yIodo de caJnsa como el que atravesa-
mos, no es dif1cil preveer 10 que ha
ramos en- tiempos de lucha. ST en-
todos los pueblos dc la isla Sc conser-
va, como aquf, el amor las liberia
des patrias y la fe en- IN porvenir mas
lisongero. yo auguro un exito briIlan-
te para cuando el partido autonomis-
ia pueda salir de su retraimiento.
DECOROSAMENTE. Nunca de
otro modo.
Suyo afmo. amigo y correligio-
mario,
JOSE G. TORRES.
Yauco, Enero II de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-23
EUGBlI0 GBIGBL GONZALEZ

Procurador de nlimero dc esta cindad, hdce
ptlblco por medic del presente Ganneio q,ae de
fnitiUdnrente ha JJodo rcstdescia esta
Ciasdad, y ofrece serricios PROFESSIONALS en-
la Gale de Isabel ,aatHaero 10. III propGo tempo
SO encargard en- 10 sucesiUo, el que st4scribe,
1e toda clase de erpedientes de jurisdiction
uoIhntarIa, de aststu j4tctos rerbales, del
arregLo de tcstoBisntdrlds ab- sfatcstato de
toda cLase de asHstos bien sean jtsdtciafes prs
uados.
Aceptar6 tambt<n consist0nes para la COM
pra Ue,sta de ffrcas, para adHssristrGr las ar
bamas. oobrar penstones o restas, y presentar
al Jnzgado los erhortos despach0s que ese
objeto sc le remstan los Registros Mercan-
tsl de Ia Propsedad Ios docar'eHtOs que le sean
coy.fados CON csc FIN.
Ponce, E,sero 2 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-23
YAUCO
Sr. don Luis Mu1oz Rivera
Ponce.

Estimado amigo: En- los actuales
momentos, en- que Sc debate por la
prensa 81 el partido autonomista puer-
torriquef1o esta muerto 6 dormido, y
en- que 81 valiente periodico, con So
bra de razon, asegura que, 4 pesar
del desfallecimiento del mismo, oca-
sionado por Ia poca fe en- los gobier-
nos metropoliticos y a1n en- los pro-
pios hombres que nos dirigen, existen
fuerzas latentes y elementos deseosos
de volver la lucha, creo oportuno
condenser en- breves frases el estado
actual de nuestra agrupacion polftica
en- este pueblo. y los trabajos que ha
realizado en- el pasado aflo 1893, por
10 que clio pueda importar todos
nuestros correligionarios de la isla
Las dos reuniones p1blicas que, en-
dicho afio, veri6cara aqul nuestro par
lido, una el veinte y seis de Febrero
para tratar del retraimiento Ell las
elecciones de Diputados a C6rtes, y
otra el diez y ocho de Junio para Ia
renovation del Comite, & la primera
de las cuales asistieron IS af7liados y
4 la segando GO; el entusiasmo de
todos los concurrentes y la unanimi-
dad de pareceres en- los varios asun-
tos que SC trataron; el acatamiento
de todos los a6liados los acuerdos
que SC tomaron sobre & retraimiento,
& pesar de la seguridad que teniamos
en- el triunfo; y el aumento notable
en- el n1mero de los que SC hallaban
inscritos en- el registro que Sc Leva
por esta secretar1a mi cargo, son
pruebas mas que elocuentes de que,
entire nosotros, no ha decaido IN mo-
mento el esplritu p1blico nj esa fuer-
"a secreta que nos gula 4 la conquis-
Ia de la libertad y la justlcia, por mas
que esas dos deidades tengan ha item
po cubiertos sus rostros con los velos
del enga1o y la inmoralidad. Pero
81 todo ESQ no fuera bastante para de-
mostrarlo, ALA van otros datos.
No obstante los inicuos inconce-
bibles manejos verihcados Ell los cen
sos electorales por los actuales alcal-
de y secretario, y que han merecido
la sancion del Ayuntamiento, de la
Diputacion provincial y a1n de la
Excma. Real Audiencia, podemos
vanagloriarnos de contar con una es-
plendida mayoria, su6ciente para sa-
car un Ayuntamiento completamen-
te autonomista, y dos de los tres Di-
putados Cortes que correspondent q
la circunscripcion.
Esto demuestra que el censo aqui
no Sc descuida; que SC lleva una nota
exacta de las atlas y bajas y relacion
completa de los que tienen derecho
electoral; y que las inclusiones y ex-
clusiones Sc piden en- tempo y forma,
llevAndose las apelaciones hasta el
mas alto tribunal de Ia provincia, por
mas que ese trabajo sea in1til en- las
actuales circunstancias, dado el retrai-
miento a que voluntariamente nos he
mos condenado.
Con respecto q los manejos en- el
censo, de que va he hablado, al pals
consta que el presidente de este
Comite sigue querella por el delito de
falsedad, del cual resuItan response
bles los seRores alcalde, sfndico y Sc
cretario de este Ayuntamiento, con-
ira los cuales contin1a el proceso,
despues de haber sido reducidos