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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
DZVORCTODE CRISPI

En- esta semana Sc verifeara en- Rema el
natrimonio religioso del estadsta itahano
Crispi, con su mujer Lima Barbagallo.
Los esposos Crispi hallanse casados desde
haee tempo, civilmente Sc entiends, 81 no
Sc han undo ante la Iglesia, debese 4 que
ell actual presidente del Conscjo de Minis
tros esta divorciado de Su primera mujer,
que por cierto vive adn, que este matri-
monio 10 ha sido anulado 2or ell clero.
Mas ahora va por fin verificarse, y todo
clio Sc debe al Papa, quien, hacienda pesar
su autoridad y en- frente de La oposicion de
los cardenales, ha cencedido Crispi ell espe-
cialisimo favor de anular su primer enlsce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26

Priva, insolente, Ell f6sforo de San ntur-
ce, empobreciendo el bolsillo Y humil Ian
do la diguidad -porque estas cosas ma
teriales tienen estas trascendencias pro
fundamente morales-deI laborioso hiio
de la TERRA, que amasa gu pan con el su-
dor de su frente.
fncendia, por 6ltimo, Las propiedades,
mata Il los indiyiduos ell petr6leo infa-
me que no debia existir "a, ii hubiera
para las colonias gobierno solicito, pro
greslsta, humanitario j jnsticiero.
No mas exploitation.
No mas miserial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
EI chalet de
un verdugo

DeibleY, el verdugo de Paris, no ha que
rido hallarse en- 10 sucesiyo sujeto aquells
oontigencia que le oourriera cusndo ajusti-
clio a los anarquistas valiant J Emilio Hen
ry, en- que no encontrabs casero que lie qui-
sierra facilitar domicilio en- buena moneda
contante sonante, Sc ha hecho propieta
rio, oonstruyendo en- los alrsdedores de Pa
ris en- BillaDcourt, una linda easita con un
jardfn bastante espacioso.
El coste de la fnoa de Dabler bs sido de
sa 600 francos 10 cual deuuessra que la
profession de verdugo es lucrstiva y pueds
psrmitir los que la practiea7 la vsnidad
de llamarss propietarios.<
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
Nueva iSIa
6n ell NOrte

Tn negociante americana, desde luego So
trata de un yd1tkee, llamado Carlos Coen,
ocGpase en- estos momentos de un proyects
siDgularisimo J que consiste en- crear una IL
la artificial pleuo Oceano Atlantico,
diez y seis Kilometres de Long Island
La profundidad del aqua en- este para1e
es de unos yentiun metros.
Los fundamentals de la isla consistiraR Ell
sesenta arcones de hierro de metros . cen
timetIos de diametro cada uno.
La isla recibirz ell nombre de Atlantis, J
en- ella Sc construir& un hotel de primer Or
den, como quiera que no esta comprendids
eu el territorie de ninguuo de los Estados
de la Union, su creador espera que no ten
gan que pagar impuestos nj observsr otras
leyes que las que 10 vengan bHenamente Ell
ganas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
AIenaaneS
y japOneses

Tn periodieo aleman, la GacetG de Voss,
sef1ala como prueba Characterization de los
progresses de la intluencia de Alemania en-
ell imperio mikadonal, ell decreto que sl mi
nistr0 de instruction plibica acaba de pu-
bIicar, disponieudo que en- le sucesivo figure
Ell idona alem&u en- la cabeza de Ia lista de
las lenguas extranjerss que SO enseflan en-
las Universidades 6 Institutes del Jap6u.
Hasta aqui el ingl6s era eI que hgura ba
Ell pIimera Inca. Ess disposition miksdo-
nal ha sido adoptada merced a los esfuerzes
de los siete prof, sores alemanes que forman
parta de Ia Unversidad de Toxic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
A OlESTRO Y SlNIESTRG

En- las Cortes.
FL seTlor Marenco FL se1lor Sagas-
ta dijo en- una OCCASION que este es un
presidio suelto. Hoy puede decirse con
el poeta, que el tis6st que do et 1,residio
Sc siente en- 81 nlinisterto.
Va ven ustedes que no es del todo ma
II esa manera de seffalar
El gabinete Ell banco azul.
FL orador on los bancos de la minoria.
Y en- el ambients tibio de Ia camara la
Erase terrible de Lecpoldo Cano:
E9 tia6St que dd eJ preside
Sc siente e7s eL nai7a5sterio
Esto Sc repitio muchas yeoes Ell el
teatro, corrio por los bsulevares, su-
bio & los periodicos, Y lego hasta ell sa-
lon de conferencias de lsbio on labio.
Pero jamas habfa reperoutido Ell el
augusta tabernaculo de la representation
naclonal.
Hoy repercute.
Y anadia, por 81 no era bastante, ell
tribune de Ia izquierda
- Vivfs por la inmoralidad para
ella: la hay, no solo consentida por ell
regimen, sino apoyada inspirada por sl
gobierno"
I'll presidente rompio catorce campa-
n1llas; los diputados rug:eron; ell escan-
dalo fue enorme.
las frases terribles quedaban ALI,
acusadoras Y causticas. de igual suerte
que ell Name, Ieocel, PhareS en- la cena
de Baltasar.
Perturban, con sus agrayios,
el reposO i los sej5Oges.
esos rados oradores
que no Sc muerden los labios
Marenco, no solo arroja la acusa-
cIon al hemlclclo; sino que la mantiene
despues con lrreductibles energias.
La lnmoralldad existe: ESQ es in
dlsputable. Lo ha dicho con mucha
crudeZa un exministro de Gracia JUS
ticia."
cDe modo que el representante repu-
bhcano parte de datos aut6nticos, de da-
tos ohciales?
G4 Sc apoya en- las mismfsimas decla-
raclones parlamentarias de los minis
tros?
Es 10 1uico que faltaba por yer y
per Dir
=. .... la inmoralidad reina en-
COodH AOS OiOOuCo y Gil tOOOS AOS VI I'd
nisinos, donde, como va he dicho antes
Y tepgo que repetir, no hay administra-
ci6n, nj justicia, nj NADIA, y Sc We la
nacion hundida Y postrada'.
Cast no es llcito que Sc quejen las CO.
lonias
81 la metr6poli es un Prometeo en- la
roca de sus desdichas;
81 la inmoralidad es duena de todos
los orgnatiSnOs,
81 no queda cuerpo sano Ell aquel
sPot5ariun yergonzoso;
81 hay algo Ell Madrid qtte h1ele q
podrtdo, ial demonio que pida nj que
aguante la asimilaci6n.
Hoy como nunca Sc necesita pedir la
especlalidad, la autonomla, 81 ha de IL
brarse 81 pals de la venalidad de la
estercoremla.
aqul, fuere 10 que fuere,
habra que eXclamar al fin
en espanol s en- latin
Tatei n0H me taasgere.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
O.JO! 1850!

En el establecimiento del que suscribe,
Gale del Castillo esquina 4 la plaza del
msmo, Sc eucueutre unr complete surtido
&c p-ovieiones, vines lieores de todas
clasos como j ualmente ae articnlos pro-
pios para Noche-b baena PasGuds, q precios
sin competenca.
Acudid, pues, dicho estabecimiento Y
quedareis cempacidos De 10 que % cfeece
JUAN PEREZ
Ponce, "A ds Diciembre 1924 lid.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
PARA LAS PASCUAS
Y so NUEV o

En- 81 establecimiento del que euscribe,
sito en- la calle del Castillo, esquina Sa-
!ud, SO ha recibido un rioo variado surti-
do en- conservas alimenticias, lcores, acei-
tunas, quesos, hgos inf 4idad de articu
los propios para estos dias.
Sc complace, pues, on ofrecer todo-
sus clientes al p1blico en general, el refe-
rido surtido, en- Ia seguridad de dejar sa-
tisfecho al mas ex'gente sibarta
Una vista, pues, y os convscereis de 10
que ofrece
LA d. NJ SERRANO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
. VINO NUTRITIVO
kOIa, coca oa,se pepsOnssada, de Torregrosc

kOIa, ceca y car,se peptonssada, de Torregrosa
Alimento reparador para los organismos
debiles.
Poderoso t6nico en- todas Las afecciones
del coraz6n.
Para Ia anemia no hay ferruginoso que
le aventaje.
Levanta las fuerzas ffsicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo las funciones
todas de Ia nutrici6n.
Es an antidoto efcaz contra el abuse de
los licores
Todos estos prepArados de Torregrosa
han sido premiados con medallas de orc
en- la Exposition Universal de Chicago en
la regional pc Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito en- esta ciudsd, on la Farm1csa
dc GGdeG.
Por mayor, en- Ia de don Lois A. Tore
Rrcsa. Aguadilla, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26

Dicho agajero habia side hscho durante Ia
travesia, por un peg espada de la especie de
los escualos; Y 4 no haber tropezado en- Ia
srmazon.de hierro del casoo, habria segura-
mente alberto una via de agaa puestole en-
serio peligro.
El capittn dol expresado- -vapor no SO aper-
cibio de NADIA de este en- la travesfs. pien-
"a que dicho desperfecto pudo haberse res-
lizado en- los alrededorss del ca bo de Horaos.
que es un paraie en- donde sbundan mueho
los peces espadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26

\ mas tarde, cuando Ell presldente del
Congreso recordd al seflor Marenco que
es nllitar y que un juramento de fideli-
dad le obhga poner su espada Ell de
fensa de la monarquia, Ell senior Marenco
dice d pleno pulmon;
-" Por 10 mlsno que soy militar pue-
do hablar de este. Mi hoia de seryicios
la he puesto disposition de IN partido,
sin tomar NADIA por ella, sin la mancha
que llevan el general Lopez Dominguez
Y el presldente del Consejo. ....... -
Aqul 81 debate no fue va debate: fu6
un escandaIo immense, continue, persis-
tente.
Una griterla atronadora, en- que nadie
pudo hacerse or y en- que nj adn Sc es-
cuchaba Ia campaniIla del presidente.
Todo el mundo de pie, golpeando los
pupitres, enarbolando los bastone~, pro-
iiriendo palabras de amenaza insulto
La c8mara, en- un exceso de iracundia
Los representatives del pals, convertidos
eli energGmenoe.
I'll senor MaTenco, en- su banco, tran
quilo, sin inmutarse, sin decaer en- su
actitud, formidable como un huracan V
tranqmlo como una roca entire ell oleaje
de Ia diatriba Y de la injuria.
Era un cuadro aqNel digno de que un
Miguel Angel 10 trasladase con sus pin
celes los muros de la sala.
Tn cuadro que nj siquiera aparecera
en- el Diorio de sesioaeS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
TN BUQUB
EN- PELlGRO

Ell vapor aleman Bertha, de tres palos,
que anclo hace POGO en- eI puerto del Havre,
despu6s de una larga trayesia por e Pacifico,
ha entrado en diqne para que Sc lie practi-
quen ciertas reparaciones Ell su casco.
Al ponersele en- seco, los obreros del dique
notaron un agujero de seis centfmetros de
diametro que interesaba al casco en- sentido
oblicuo on una extension do POGO mas de
un metro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26

brillo iaiciara; mant6ngase en- gu sitio,
sin ceder al desaliento; coufe en- los
que le defender por obligsci6n y nor
entusiasmo, = NO haya miedo de que
perdure IN negooio, condenado muerte
por la conciencia pdblica por el eoto
popular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
/ NO MAS HERPES
C4raci61 radical ror nsedso de Ia Herpe-
tina de Torregro8G.

Numerosas certifcaciones de individuos
cursdos de esta fatal dolencia atestiguau la
bondad de este medicamento. La HER
PETINA Sc emplea al propio tempo con
la LOGON ANTIHERPETICA De To-
RREGROSA que, tan brillantes resultados'
viene dando para extirpar las pecas, barroe
y.msnchasde Ia cara.
No hay empeine que Sc resista al trata-
miento de la HerpetDsa de la Loci6n AN-
hheTpetsca do Torregrosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RAMIREZ - COAMO

En- el punto mas ceutrico de J. pobiaci6n,
plaza principal, esta barberia esta moutada
son todas las comodidades apetecibIee, fn
le one ell p1blico no eche de meDos Is
prontitud el buen servi 10. Por el sitio
lue ocups, puede ser un lugar De reunion
muy po6tico ageadable.
Ponce, 13 de DIRE. de 1894 3 m. =.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
iiJugueteS, Juguetes!!
para las prOximas pascuas
Ell surtido mas complete de gusto es ell de
"LOS PRECiOS FiJOSO
calle del Comercio-Ponce
DIRE Il de 1894 M 3vps
LE A 8 z

El que suseribe, periodista dominicano
professor de instruction p1blioa, ex director
del Colego de ensehanga superior FL Pro
GREso, de Menteeristi, on Ia RspGbliea Do
minicana, ofreee sus servicios en ell nagis
te-ic, no solo los institutos docentes de
la locaiidad, sino tamb; 50. especialmente.
los senores padres de familia que deseen
que sns hi 8 reeiban la educaci6n en- &c
propia casa.
Puede ensehar, en- las hnras que le deiap
hbre sus tareas en- la redacci6n de LA DE
MocRACIA, ademAs de FRANCES + INaI.Es. II
generaidad de las asignaturss ane consti
tuyen la enssnanza sup@riov.
I'm cuanto ret-rencias personaies, las
posee el que suecribe muy satisfactorias
honrosas.
EUGENIO DEsCHAMPs.
Ponce. Dlciembra IL 1894
20 2xwMmx "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-26
Gramafica
INGLESA ALEMANA

Se de,Sed conlprGr una, usaeza, que
sea completa y Sc eqcssestre en bsse,s
esfzdo :, Dfrigirse d eska iDspremta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
TARlFF BILL PASSAGE.
July 2d Now the Date-sugar, Wool and
Income Tax Changes.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Democrats
who up to this time have been sanguine
of the speedy passage OF the tariff bill
have reached the conclusion that the bill
cannot pass before the end of the fiscal
year, and they are now looking forward to
a final vote about the ID OF July. which
is the first Monday in that month. This
conclusion is based upon rumors that
have reached them that the western and
northwestern Republicans propose TO
make long campaign speeches on the sub
ject OF free wool and free lumber, and
that a scheme has been perfected 10
keep up the discussion until after June
SOth.
\ member OF the Finance Committee
who has been active in the management
OF the bill declared this morning that
he did not expect the bill 10 become law
and 20 into effect before the LIST OF
August, and said that Congress would
hardly adjourn before the middle of that
month.
Ii has been practically decided that
there Is to be a further revolution of the
sugar schedule. The sugar schedule, as II
will be finally adopted will place duty
OF 30 per cent. ad valoreIn on raw sugars
and l-Sc additional on refined and END
there The discriminating dusy or l-lOc.
against all countries paying an export
bounty on refined sugars will be eiiDi-
mated from the bill. as 1t Is Gained that
the 10 per cent. gives ample protection to
the refiners, to say nothing OF the differ
ential that is allowed them. The sugar
schedule will also be further amended
so as 70 make II 90 into effect when the
other parts OF the bill 30 into effect-im'
mediately upon its passage
The committee has decided TO amend
the income-tax feature Of the bill in ac-
cordance with the request OF the thou
sands OF petitions that have come to the
Senate and will omit from the operations
OF the income-tax the funds OF all frater'
nal and beneficial organizations and socie-
ties conducted on the lodge plan.
BY an Inadvertance the paragraph re-
lating to wool-tops and royings was per
mitted to go through the other day at l.
per cent. when 1t was intended to make
this duty Is per cent. This mistake viii
be rectifed.
Another change will also be made in IN,
wool schedule. As agreed TO. the rate or
| the finished product In mems clothing Il
fixed at Is per cent. while the duty or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
PRESENTS FOR ST. MARKS CHURCH
Interest Taken In Farming-Fipe irish
Potatoes shippcd-Personal Notes.

SCOTLAND NECK. ". c.. June 49,
Especial miss Pattie Gee OF New York.
a native OF this county. has given to
st. Marks Episcopal church, In Halifax,
a pair Of altar vases OF brass. The La
dies Aid Society OF the parish have also
given the church handsome cross and
book-rest of brass.
During the summer the clergy propose
to go out two and two and hold mission
service where It IS practicable. There will
be an Episcopal church built at Tllley
soon.
Mrs. Savage, who lived near Hobgood.
died two days ago.
\ meeting OF the stockholders In the
Scotland Neck Knitting-Aiills has been
called for June 2jth.
\ gentleman Of observation remarked
to your correspondent that the people Of
this community are taking more interest
In farming than they have before. They
are studying the different plans and re-
suits OF farming. and arc showing i'm
provement
Mr. G. w. Bryan shipped yesterday the
hnest Irish-pOtatOes that had ever been
seen here. lie had several barrels OF
about uniform size. and by count twelve
potatoes made a full peck measure. lie
gathered twenty-eight barrels from one
third Of an acre.
Miss Sallie Neal who has been teach
ing in Maryland, returned home yester-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
KILLED HIS OWN SON.
HARVEST IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY
Showers Much Needed-Mrs. Bowcock's
sIth Birthday Royalty Celebrated.

PROFFIT. ALBEMARIE COUNTY,
VA, June -(Special)-Farmers are IN
the midst Of wheat harvest. which will
give a much better yield than was expect
cd the crop being fully up to the ave
rage. Winter oats will b. ready to cut
i'm a FEW days, and are looking well, but
the spring sowing Is, with small eNcep-
ton, a failure.
\ violent gale, accompanied by slight
electrical disturbances. yesterday after
noon gave promise Of a badly-needed
rainfall. but resulted only in a shower Of
dust.
Mrs Bowcock. widow Of Colo
mel J. ]. Bowcock. celebrated her .Sith
birthday by giving a dinner 10 her most
cherished relatives and friends. Rock
lands" the spacious Old mansion, looked
particularly inviting that day and fully
justified its reputation for hospitality
The floral decorations We're lovely, and
the menu consisted Of every delcacy OK
the season. Music. eXcelenty rendered
contributed much TO the pleasure Of those
assembled. The occasion was the subject
Of hearty congratulations and wishes for
the continued good hear Of the Nrne-
rable hostess.
4 meeting was held NJ Belvue Yester-
day for the purpose Of organizing a base
ball nine.
Pupils Of the Miller Manual Labor
School returned to their homes to spend
vacation on the 18th instant
\ material train was wrecked here this
morning by the breaking Of an axle. No
one was hurt, and the only injury done
was the stoppage of trains for several
hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Naval Notes Interesting.

Secretary Herbert yesterday made pui-
lie the findings in the case OF the United
States steamship Columbia injured on her
trial trip, the most important point a.
rived at being the conclusion that the
speed at which the vessel was driv,
ought to have hcen slower. especially N
view of the face that 3l7 tons OF wat r
she carried In her double bottom al the
time left very small margin OF safet.
A favorable report was made 10 the
Senate yesterday on Mr.. Buffers amend-
ment 10 the naval appropriation bill.
which provides that no officer Of the naN '
shall be deprived Of sca:pay while at
tached 20 "A vessel I'm commission by rra-
son of assignment to duty as memb,r
Of naval court-martial etc.
Admiral Erben has notified the Nav
Department that he viii be- compelled -
remain at Antwerp for about two month )
in order to have urgent repairs IA 'd .
on the boilers Of the Chicago, which.
although they Were OVerhauled "A yea
ago and were then guaranteed Tor
eighteen months. are now In danserou
condition.
Admiral Gherarai has been instructed
by the Navy Departm MT to put the Ian
| caster out Of commission.
The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered
tho Selfridgo Board which made the OH
! cial trial Of the Columbia, 10 meet az
Norfolk. Va. July 2d. and conduct the
! final acceptance trial of the cruiser Mont
| gomery.
The monitor Passaic has been placed al
| the disposition OF the Massachusetts, naya
| rpserVos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES.
several Meetings Last Evening, But Moth
ing of Importance Done.

\ called meeting Of the Common Coun-
ell was held last night. 1t was some time
before quorum was secured. but when
elsh'eeA members were recognized as
present the business was promptly dis.
patche1. Those in attendance upon the
session were Chairman Glover Ind Messrs
biaucr' Boykn, Carter. Curtis. Epps.
Nobl" Seay. TrORer Stratton. Lander
hlh' pIooms. White. Mann. Grimes. Grif-
I'M, smith, and Royal White.
After an explanation of the object Of
the meeting the first report from the
street Committee was laid on Che table
temporarily because there were NOT
enough members present to act upon the
resolution contained therein.
Mrs. J.. Il. FcrriteG was granted nor
mission by ordinance To- allow a gate Ia
swing outwardiy from her home. No. s09l
Ash street
The ordinance giving the Richmond and
DanVille Railroad Company permission
10 put IN spur track on the propcrtv of
thr virginia Navigation Company was
agreed 10 after great deal Of discussion
1t appearing futile TO wait any longer
Tor other coupcIIwnn - come in fra
body adjournod This is probably the
last session Of the Old Council.
\ quorum Of the Comnltte on Grounds
aud Buildings did not matorialize at the
meeting Of that body 10 have been held
last evening. Those pr,se1t were Mcssrs.
Il. NJ. Taylor chairman. John l.. Epps.
H. J.. Carter. and W. NJ. Turpin. The
committee adjourned 70 meet at ; O'Clock
this afternoon. Mr. Noble came in lust
al this iuncture
There was regular session last night
or the Committee on Third Market.
Messrs Bovkin chairman. Seay. aud
Bahcn being in attendance. Only routine
business was disposed Of
regular meeting Of the Committee
on Finance was held last evening. Rou-
tine matters only wel- considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
GOLD FOR EXPORT.
New York City Bank Presidents VIII Not
supply II.

NEW YORK. June l9.-The presidents
oe the leading banks OF New York city
met at the Union Trust Company Office
at o'clock this afternoon 10 discuss
the question Of supplying gold for export.
The Treasury gold has run down to s65,
9Si 4l6. the lowest point since the bond
sale The banks have concluded to come
To the assistance of the government in
the matter.
Among those present were. President
Williams. OF the Chemical Bank; King.
OF the Union Trust Company; Wright, OF
the National Park Bank; Tappen. OF tie
Gallatin National: Ives. OF the Western
National: Clark, of the American Ex-
change: Carter. of the Bank OF the Re
public; Fahnestock. Of the First National;
simmons. of the Fourth National; Baker,
OF the Manhattan; Cannon, Of the Chase
National; sherman. OF the Bank OF Com
merce. and Perkins, OF the Bank of
America.
George G. Williams. president OF the
Chemical National Bank, presided at the
meeting He took a serious view of the
situation. lie said that II the gold re-
serve in the Treasury were allowed 10
fall too low-to s50.000coO. for instance
IN alarm might be created, which would
be followed by serious consequences. He
said many manufacturers were carrying
on business at a loss. believing 1t would
be cheaper in the end 10 do so than 10
shut down and lose trade
The proposition that the banks furnish
gold pro rata TO exporters was opposed
and Withdrawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
4 Professor Elected.

The Board Of Visitors Of the Medical
College Of Virginia met yesterday al
noon in the college building to eject a
professor to the chair OF M"teila McuiCa .
"a .rberapeutt.t The following members
of the toard answered to their names.
Judge william ". Crump. president OF
tte hoard. Dr. u. W. Lassiter' Peters
burg. Colonel r. b. Berkeley, fulashi
Dr !. B. McCaw. Richmond; Or W W.
Douglas Warsaw; Dr. j. ). fendletoh'
Marion: Colonel John B furCel n,cn- M
,ncod. Mr. Wvndham r. Meredith. Rich
mond: Dr. Thomas II. Barnes. Elwood'
Or Thomas =. Mathews. Manchester
DR. John r. Baylor. Greenwood ana III
}. T. Bryant. Franklin
DR. Charles \. Blan,on. OF hichihona,
was unanimously elected TO MI me ci'ail
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics IN the
college. and after the transaction OF othef
important business the board adjourned
sine die.