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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

special service tomorrow evening, at
" tAch offerings will be contributed for
IN Tharwell Orphanage at Charleston,
= a..
! fsss Alice Sprull. teacher Of elocutIon
AT the Newport News Female Seminary,
left &hls morning for Richmond 10 spend
the holidays.
v!clt .ng friends In Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

Mr.. Ashley Barnes. of Richmond. Va.
and Miss Crawley, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Crawley
were united in the holy bords OF matri-
mony at the residence of the bride. near
Residence, Va, on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Barnes is a popular young business
man Of Richmond, Na.-South Boston
(Na) Times.
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Evidence Of BuOdling.

sensational discoveries have been made
by the committee which is investigating
county boodling. In going over the war
rants for 1893 bold fOrgerles TO the eX-
tent OF 5000 were brought 10 light Sew
enty-fiVe different forgeries have been
found so far for sums ranging from so
TO 500. The poor fund was levied on
heavily by the boodlers Sensational ar
rests are looked for shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

The thermogen is an appliance for keep
ing up the temperature Of patient dur
ing an operation. doing away with blan-
kets and hot water bottle, IL is in the
form of a quilted cushion. with an ar
rangement Of fine wires inside. by which
any desired degree Of heat may be main
talned by electricity. II was exhibited
at the last meeting Of the Royal Society
Of England
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Asa ulteii His Wife.

Mrs. L. ]. Wheelwright. who lives M
sought protection at the \. NJ. G.. A..
and reported that her husband. Mr.. John
Wheelwright. had assaulted her. and that
she was afraid for her life. She swore out
Il warrant before Squire Jones. and
OnCer ReGford arrested Mir. W heelwright
and carried him 10 the SecOnl station.
where he was bailed by Mr.. George S.
Vashon. 1t is alleged that jealousy was
the cause OF the trouble The case Will
be examined in The POLICE COURT Monday.
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a DIssFEKdDO'S FIGHT.
Henry Williams. The AssaiIant of Levine.
Captured.

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. IA negro des-
perado named Henry Williams, who
murderously assaulted a merchant named
Thomas Levine at Churchland. Norfolk
county, Thursday night, robbing mis- vic
tim Of eighty dollars. was captured TWEEN
~ miles from the city this morning ana
was dangerously wounded by the officers.
Four county officers learning that VII
tfams was at Pughvilie a negro settle
In pursuit Of him. knowing the des-
perate character Of the man they were
well armed.
LOCATED AT A COUNTRY STORE.
The fugitive was located at a coun-
Try store. Constable j.. r. Anderson and
Deputy Sheriff Levison entered. while two
other officers guarded the doors The
store was well Med with negroes. and
when Constable Anderson attempted TO
arrest Williams the negroes resisted and
Knocked the officer down with heavy
The constable was game and sprang
- his feet, pistol tn hand. and he ana
the negro fired at the same time. The
constable received a slight wound IN the
cheek. The wounded constable frapped
with the desperate, and the other Off
GERS came TO his assistance. The negro
efaptied his pistol without further eff
feet. Five shots were fired by the Of
nccrs. two balls striking the negro asd
wOundng HINT is believed fataUy-in
the abdomen and breast He was brought
10 Portsmouth in a wagon and Is now
unconscious. lie admits that he attempt
ed 10 kill Levine and wife He is recog-
nized as the man who some time since
shot Mr.. Levlson, brother of the deputy
sheriff, while he was attempting to ar
rest him.
NORFOLK, VA, Dec. Especial The
Atlanta, Ga, deputy sheriff left for the
South this morning with James Il. Nc
Elven, charged with gambling In that
city.
WANTS TO BE DEPUTY coLLyCToR.
Messrs. j. II. Duke and Charles John
son are said to be aspirantS for the posi-
ton Of deputy collector of internal reve-
nue.. to be shortly appointed. This divs-
ion is one OF the largest In the state, and
the work is more than one deputy can
do. Ii Is said that the new deputy VIII
have charge of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
Norfolk and Princess Anne counties.
There will be no special Christmas ser
vices or music at any of the churches
tomorrow. The Christmas music will be
rendered next Sunday week.
GRO Boy KILLS COMPANION.
At Bowers Hin. Norfolk county, late
yesterday evening John Brown shot Jul
nus Hare. killing him instantly. Both
were colored boys about eighteen years
OF age they were in the woods chop
ping and whether the killing was murder
or not has not been decided. Brown
has been arrested and claims that the
shooting was an accident.
colored child about four years of age
was burned TO death on Bermuda street
to-Rigat. The child was left at home
alone. and her clothing caught fire from
the stove
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DE ArHs.

I.AMB.-D.ed. suddenly of heart disease.
a. Rirhmond. Va. December p. 1894. Mrs
Funeral az 900 o'clock THIS Sunday
AFrTERNOON from Bruton Parish church.
williamsburg Va.
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rAr1nn Granted.

Governor O'Ferrall has granted a par
don to James p. Bruit youth who was
convicted In Augusta county OF forgery
fPUfiarX.
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ADDISON.-Married. AT the
residence Of the brides parents Rich
mOnd. va. by the Rev. DR.. John X.
Mason. on Wednesday. December s. 1894,
ELIZA BOWIE ADDISON to JOHN II.
LYONS
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Ireacher Pounded.

Rev G. =. Scott, of the Ashland Baptist
church, received generous pounding at
the hands OF his members on Thursday
evening, thus manifesting their apprecia-
ton Of his faithful and efficient services
as DaStOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

LONDON, Dec Fifteen persons
were killed and many injured by a col
lision to-day between the Manchester Ex-
press and a goods train.
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OBITUARY.
c8hELEs p. PFNDER.

Mr.. char w. r.. Pender, native Of
Edgccombe eounty, y. g., but for many
YEAR Il res 8eDt ~ Baltimore. Nd. and
a brother OF sirs Lohn ". Gordon, OF this
CITY. died in Baltimore yes rday morn
ms The fun orrl will be from Graca Pro-
testant Epis, opal church. Baltimore, to-
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j y. EATCNTIDrK.

BOSTON. fASS., Dec. c2-Coloncl J.
Il. Batcheller The United States Govern
nent CSettyst VIZ historian, died at .
O'Clock ,his acrning. at his home, IN
Hyde Park. OF pneumonia. He had been
IN but q short lime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

All Fireworks at unusually low prices
Large stock Christmas Tree Orna-
ments at very reduced prices.
Home-Made Mince-Meat Pies, Apple,
Lemon, Cocoanut, and Peach Merange
Pies, Jenny Lind, Charlotte Russo, Vine
Jelly, Ice Cream-all ilavors Marrow Pud-
ding, Nesselrode Pudding, Tuitl Frutil.
The very thing for Christmas dinner IS
LALA ROOKIE.
Mixed Nuts, all new, MaiIiard's and Ten
ny fine Chocolates and Bon-BOns Sailed
Almonds fresh daily, fresh pound cake, anger
food, ALMOND cake, citron cake, fruit cake
&C., &C., &c. Fancy boxes and novelties,
custom notices and german fayors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
MARRIAGES

Single stones in the walls surrounding
Baalbec weigh 100000 pounds each.
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T. ~ MAHQUErT.

LINCOLN, n g.. Dec. a telegram
from Tampa. j. a.. received to-day an
nounces the deaf d there Of ex-Congress-
man r. ". Marq lett OF Lincoln. he left
ror florida two weeks ago. suffering
from rheumatism Of the heart. IesteT-
day his condition became serious and his
relatives were Sc ut for. Mr.. MarqUett
was in his sixty-t bird year and for TWEEN
~ years served h; general attorney for
the Burlington r. ulrOad system in Ne
braska. He was one Of the pioneers Of
the State. lie lie ayes wife ana five
children
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ToR4ccONIsTe.

I was cratidod 10 learn from members
of the governing committee that the
cities and towns OF Virginia and the
CdrOluas were oylnc.nE great interest in
the Exposition. and that there was prom
ise OF a. fun line of exhibits from tF0~f
sections IN an departments of prOduc ION
and industry. The tObaccOnists of kirh-
mOud ami Dlnyille are said TO b" pre-
pairing for such a display of their wares
AS has never before been made.
Politically. matters arr quiet IN Geor-
gia, the Legislature having just adjourn
I'd, after session prolific OF reform. OF
the return TO Il system Of honest elections
there Is every indication. Governor Nor
then s.gnaiizei his retirement from Of
fee by 81 strong appeal for such aitera-
ton .n the laws as would insure better
methods. and the Legislature re-uor del
by radical amendment Of the statutes
regulating REGISTRATION, and struck the
key note OF reform by providing for non
partisan boards Of judges and canvaSsers.
Public sentiment Is at least abreast or ire
lawmaker I'm this respect. The Cols,.-
tuition declares the sdnctty OF the bal
iO,-box 10 be the great issue before tt"
southern people. and Jub.lates over the
steps already taken. as the beginning OF
a new ana better era; while the refusal
of Colonel Black 10 accept in the Au-
gusta district a certificate of election Co
Congress tainted with fraud is a crafty
ing evidence that the leaNen OF morality
has vital force.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

The eggs OF the Bahama cuckoo are
held at 800 per set by dealers in birds
eggs.
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Lvy's BIRTHDAY.

These are fair specimens OF the numer-
Gus representatives in Atlanta OF the Old
Dominion, and the Virginia Society here
is strong, both in numbers and influence.
Its approaching celebration Of the birth
dav of General Lee Is TO be brilliant
occasion. The attendance Of all the nOta-
bles Of this city and State has been as
sured and General FitZ. Lee is 10 be the
orator Of the day.
My way hence will be southwark, but
T will endeaVOr 20 return hither by jan
uary 18th in order 10 give The Times an
idea Of the manner in which our great
chieftain is honOred under Georgian skies.
CEW
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LIZ aolrnNon 4 YIraINIAN.

The new Governor. Atkinson. is a scion
OF the old Virginia family OF that name.
I'm every walk and profession OF life.
Among those whom / have met with
already are Hon. Samuel Nenable. the
political magnatc OF Atlanta. and phe-
nomenally successful In business; Colonel
Tom Carter the stout artillerist 20 within
John Daniel gave such Weil-deserved
praise I'M his Grafton on Early the other
night; Major Joseph Van Holt Nash, The
bold sabrCur i'm days gone by Of Rooney
Lees division, now the southern repre-
sentative of the American Book Com
pany: Captain Baldwin. Of stanton. one
of the corps delite or the old Stone~all
Brigade. prominent here in social and
business circles. The vicar-general 10 the
Catholic bishop OF the diocese is Rev.
BENJAMIN Kelley. brother Of your d.stin-
guished fellow-citizen. Hon. a. VI. Kelley.
and possessing many Of the brilliant quail
ties which make the latter q marked man
among his fellows.
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,fna. Viii tAM WALDORF AsTor.

LONDON. De :. Mrs William Wal
dorf AstOr died ~ Cliyeden. the country
seat which her. husband recently pur-
chased from tn : luke Of Westminster
to-day. Mrs. A. por had been i'll but a
short fine
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n n, ". MOESTA,
Ill East Main Street,
CATERER, CONFECTIONER ANDBAKER
CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES.

All new goods. Quality purity, and
prices unsurpassed. We do not intend
to carry over any OF our Christmas Goods,
therefore we will tomorrow Monday sell
them at astonishingIy low prices. We only
mention a few prices:
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Our Own Manufacture

aCtuT0 :. @ 5:s :' S:" .5. ss :' T..
French Mixed Candy no trash TWO pounds
l5c.
Vesy fine French Mixture five pounds Tor -
Harvard Cream Bon.Bons. SOC ger pound.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
L A R A B / A

Son curiosos los siguientes datos que
tomamos de La ClGnica Naya,yu.
Mientras Mr. Pasteur preocupa al
mundo entero con sus experimentos IN
aNima riH para la curacion de la rabia,
los peri5dicos rusos publican la siguiente
nota hrmada por un sabio De fama, ell
consejero Cerohhin.
"En la aldea de Sakorotodevos, pro
vincia de Julia, vive un soldado viejo que
Sc me dijo que curaba la rabia con un
remedio secreto.
Me entere, y supe que raspaba una
raiz parecida una cebolla, colocaba las
raspaduras sobre un pedazo de pan con
manteca J 10 daba de conner al pacien .
te. has
Aunque me decian que e remedio no
no habia dejado de dar resutado en-
ning1n case, no hice case, hasta que un
perro de mi hermano mordi, a uno de.
nuestros guardabosques.
Cauterizamos Ia .herida, euro esta y
HO VOlVllllOS dCoI udIHOo nc Id uloioC-
dura hasta que q las pocas semanas el
guardabosque aparecio con sintoma; tan
violentos de rabia que hubo que altar
lie.
No habia medico cerca, y no sabiendo
que hacer, llamamos al soldado viejo.
Este administr6 al guardabosques dos
dosis de su remedio, una por la maiana
y otra por la mahana y luego mand6
que 10 desataran. FL guarda estaba muy
uebil, pero 4 los pocos dias Sc encontra'-
ba perfectamente, y diez y ocho amos
lleva en- nuestra casa sin habesele repe-
tido el ataque de hidrofobia.
La planta de que ussba el soldado era
la alisma. Florece en- verano y hay que
cojerIa en- el mes de Agosto. Las raices
hay que tenerlas secas
Dos tres dosis bastan para curar la
hidrofobia en- su periodo agudo, y da
resultado alu en- los perros rabiosos. b
remedio leva veinticinco amos de ere
to y los casos de cufaci6u de que puedo
dar fe son numerosos.
FL resto de Ia prensa eurcpea repro
duce esta carta sin comentarla.
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oRIGEN DE ALGUSoS sABIos
LUIS DE AEsoRENA,

Ewipides, insigae poeta griego, ma.
clio de una verdulera.
Santiago Cook. marino intrepido, que
did varias veces la vuelta al globo en-
direcciones distintas, hacienda prodigio-
SOS descubrimientos, fue hijo del criado
de una quinta.
Ljnneo, famoso naturalista, rival de
Button y medico del rey de Suecia. era
hijo de IN cura de aldea y paso su in.
fancia de aprendiz de zapatero. \
Franklin, ce'ebre como flsico, politi-
co y moralista, era hijo de un jabonero
y trAbaj6 de cajista en- una imprenta
Epicteto, afamado fldsofo, fue escla-
vo.
Catalina. emperatri< de Russia, y qui-
zas Ia mas ilustre mujer que ha gober-
nado, fu6 cantinera del ejercito
Honorato Balgac, novelista famoso, Ell
Goya de las costumbres de nuestro 81
glo, era hijo de un artesano.
Mehemet 4li, valiente conquistador.
polltico; protundo diestro organizador y
el lnico musulman que por su caltura
ha hegado a la altura de la civilization
europea, fue barbero y dcspues soldado
raso.
j. j. Resseau, autor del Contfato So
cial, fue hiio de un relojero.
Ensenada, uno de los hombres de Es.
tado que mas honran a Espa1a, era hi
| 10 de un simple labrador de la Rioja.
Mwat, guerrero intrepido, rey de Ia,
dos Sicilias. hijo de I'm posadero. =
OHvsrio CyOmecel, primer personaje DE-
la revoluci6n de Inglaterra y protector
de su Repdblica, idem de un cervecero
| Robespierye, orador sabio, politico
personi6caci6n acaso grande y funest;
de Ia revolucion de Francia, fue hijo d.
padres oscuros, y debi6 su educacion ;
la piedad de I'm prelado.
/ Shakespeare, poeta ing'es, de inmorta
memoria. hijo de un earnicero.
| Crtstdbal Colon, que dio a Europa III
mundo, debio el ser a un cardador d
lana.
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NOTICIAS

Anoche di6 su primera fuuci6n de abono la
compahis de Bg Habanwos, con escasa con-
curencia de paco. psteas, debido sin duda
4 la muerts de nuestro amigo Passrell que EN-
psreutado SO hallaba con distiuguidas famiiss
le esta ciudad,
Los artistas trabaj sron con sl mismo sprit
que en- 81 debut, 81 bien las piecesitai puestas
anochs en- escena no abundaban en- los chstes
y situaciones GO nicas de las anterores.
Las guarachas fueron muy celebradas y cree.
mos que la compafia deberia sumeGtar mas el
numero de- elias en- cada fuuci6n. puesto que
son lgeros numeros de m1 ,ica que no han de
fatigar q los cantantes.
Para manana jueves SO anunca la segunda
function de abono en la que SO pondran on es
sena los juguete c6micos Tn ardid de amor y
DoHa Cleta la adivina y Ia divertlda zarzuea
b1fa en- cuatro cuadros Trabajar para el ingSs
en- Ia que tanto SO distinguen 81 ector comco
senior GonzaIo la sefiora Meirees.
En- la function del sabado SO extrerara el
gran telon de anuncios pintado por Juan Rios,
que es una obra de arte.
Volvemos hacernos eco de los deseos del
pubco de que la empresa vuelva poner /eh
|sscena la zarzueta Caneca. ~GiE~
Aver le fue puesto un telsgrama desle Ia
Capital nuestro amigo don Eduardo Valdi.
viese, expsdido en- aquella ciudsd los ocho J
cinco minutos de 10 mahana y 10 reoibi6 las
cuatro media de la tarde.
No SO puede exigir mayor rapidez
Y como no es este el primer caso, pues COZ
frecuencia Sc repiten, tentados estamos cree
que 81 seAor Ayuso SO ha propuesto desacred
tar el serviclo, va que dicho sehor no pued'
estar mas desacreditado.
Hasta cuando permitr& tl gobierno que 9
tai Ayuso abuse de los habitantes de esta isla
E sabado itimo, segdn nos comunica nues
tro corresponsal de Maunabo, muri6 tragica
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ser, CAST olvidado, y cuy ansia Sc des
pertaba de nuevo en- su sangre, como los
rccuerdos en- las almas de los dos enfer.
mos. Maria y Gabriel vieron al fin 10
que pasaba. Adivinaron el afan de
aquellos dos seres, condenados vivir
junto q dos cuerpos medic hundidos en-
la nada & eimpotentes para seguir el rum
bo de aquellas naturalezas ardientes que
Sc rebelaban contra su destino.
L Es tu mujer 1-pregunto Maria
1nicamente.
-Si-respondio Gabriel con un mo-
hin de disgusto.-jY Y ese a..
ST. mi marido--respondio Maria.
Y no hablaron mas de ellos,
....-...-..! -..--.- .......--
Dos horas despues el tren Sc detenia
en- la estacion de L. j.. Ell esposo de MAJ
ria Sc levant6 ALI terminaba su viaje.
Los m6dicos habian aconsejado a la en-
ferma Ia estancia en- aquel sitio, muy sa-
no por sus condolences climatoiogicas.
Ayudada por su esposo bajo Maria. Ga
briel y Margarita permanecieron en- la
ventanilla viendoles alejarse. Maria y
ST. esposo volvian de vez en- cuando la
cabeza para saludarles
Ell saludo del hombre parecia decir q
Margarita:
i Hasta la vista va nos encontra-
remos!
El de Maria parecia decir a Gabriel:
-iTambien nosotros!.
Ell tren volvi6 a ponerse en- marcha.
Apartose Gabriel de la ventanilla y Sc
dej4 caer en- su asiento. Miranda des.
pues a su mujer, que volvia al suyo,
pens6 sin despecho, sin ira, sin asom.
bro:
--Es una ley natural. Ell cuerpo
hermoso y sano experimehta repugnan-
cia por e cuerpo dolorido y narchito,
como el alma pura siente asco por el
alma infame. Hasta ahora, mi mujer
sentia solamente cansancio en- el cumpli
miento de su deber. Pero al contacto
del hombre sano va el cansancio es
odio. .lQue tiene este de extraio,
mo la odio yo tambien desde que he
sentido el roce de un alma honradag
LUIS DE ANsoRENA,
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INTERESANTE

Hago sabe los hacendados de caa corsas desladores
pbco general que dede esa cha queda alberto mi
tabecmento en- la cae del Jobo nmero H. que dedcara
construction de aambue continues de sisema al vao
feqo deO senc Mados de CABEZOTE ast como taubien
del ststema especial de la
Construction composition de evapoadoas erpentnes para
chos al vacfo eminadoras ubea de cobre de todos dA
metros forma bombas para aqua demas uso todo
nente al ramo de cadererfa de cobre.
Los trabaos garanzan anto la construction los
maeraes que empea esabecmiento esan la atua de Jos
de Europa America.
BALDOMERO' 'VILARO
Ponce Abril II de 1894 3 NJ
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Fla muerto en- Coamo la respectable se6ora
doha Maria Santiago viuda de Escaera, her.
mana de nuestro particular amigo don Clotilde,
y madre poIftica de don Julio B Martinez,
tambien amigo nuestro bien e,tlmado lo-
cuales, y sus famiss envlamos nuestro pc
same.
Dona Maria Santiago era una DANA virtuosi
sims, de severas costumbres, Y de- un ca'acter
tan afable y benevolo que 10 couquistaba en-
todas las classes sociales profundss simpatias
Nosotros. que desde nusstra infancia la co.
noviamos y la estimabamos, sentimos su eter-
ia ausencla, que la socsdad de Coamo lsmen
tara profuudamente.
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La Democracia

monte en- aqnella ocalidad la joven Tel6sfora
Garcia.
Ea el momsnto en- que encendia la mecha de
una lampara, el petr6leo hizo explosion, inA,
mandose los yestidos de- Ia joven, que di6 4
correr hscia Ia Gale, envcelta on llamas.
BE lepresta toda clase de auxios, So teme
que no sea possible salvar su vida, porque las
qusmaduras son verdaderamsnte horribles
El facultativo que asisti6 4 Isabel Martinez,
tud de los auxiliosque la prodlgara, no es el doc
tas, sino el doctor R.nd6n, que pas6 toda
la noche junto al echo de la enferma.
Sc halla enfermo de gravedad en-la Capital
don Leonco Areal jefe de las o6cinas de IA
secretaria de Gobierno.
Fla sido aceptado por el gobierno general
nuestro amigo don Carlos Morales para susti.
tuir al Consul de Nicaragua en- Ponce.
En- esta ciudad, y no dremos solo en- esta
ciudad, en- casi toda la isla, ocurren cosas ex-
traordnarias en- 10 que SO ref,re la hygiene
publca.
Hay una disposition del gobierno de Madrid
qus dice POGO mas meuos 10 siguiente:
Todos los cadaveres seran conducidos al
reenenterio por el camino mds cortO. 81 Sc en-
cueutra una iglesia en- ell trayecto podran de-
tenerse los conductores la puerta el tempo
indispensable para que SO le rece un response
al dfunto.'
En- estos dias han ocurrido muchas defuuco
nes por diSenteria 6sbres tifoideas; estamos
en- pens capicula, y sin embargo, casi todos los
cadaveres van a la jglesia donde permanecen
horas.
Llamanos la atenci6n del sehor alcalde acer.
ca de esta infracci6n de la ley, que puede pro-
ducir males muy graves esta poblaci6n; y no
creemos que las tolerancias del general Pala-
clos y del dfunto sefior Obispo don Juan An
tonic Puig, sean motive para fasear una ley
y perjudicar la salud pdblica por la cual deben
vear sempre todos los que ejsrzan autoridad
" Salus publica, Smp,ema lea est0 y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
COLEGI0 DE La, "PURISIl[A CONCEPTION"
DE PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA> ENsENANzA Y EsCUELA
MUNICIPAL DE NINAS

E del enrante Julio las ca eablecmeno de
ensenanZa.
compnde la instruction
admas instrumental dbuo ne natural de adono idoma
frances inges
La clase de frances esta cargo de la Diecora.
elemental SUPERIOR
hendose eud
cua proesora protesore id6neo
academcoS pecritos por la Ley
ha Capital las aumnas hayan de
Normal Institute encargan1o de odo
cne matrculaa, locumentos, derechos etc.
Para mas normes dmjue a la que suscrbe
EMILIA RLBIE DE CRISTIAN
J,n;o Ia QnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
En- Maunabo

Sc vende una estancia ,adicada en- el barrio
Talante, compuesta de doscientos cincuen,
ia cuerdas propas para el cutivo del cafe
demas frutos del pals Hay sembrado
ciento pico de cuerdss cafe y algunas de
malango, tiene adem6s una casa do maderas
del pals techada de zinc con sns secaderas,
tieue ademas varias casitas para agregados,
Ell que interese dicha 6uca puede verse en-
esta con don Luis Riefkohl con el que
suscribe.
MaunabO, JUNO s de 1894
J. M. Garlic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

Ptdorasde clormrodeoro compuestas
para la curacion de la dipsomania
ALooHoLIsMo y contra el habito de
Ia MoRFINA de venta en- Ia
FARMAuIA GADEA-Atocha 10.
ImI2xs. Ponce, Junio 81 1894.