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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
Teodora, andad despacio,

;Teodora, andad despacio,
Porque siempre nos ven desconocidos,
Dos ojos desde ell fondo del espacioi-
Ayudando llevarla su destino,
Cual Sc lleva una oveja al matadero,
Penso ell cura pom la en- el camino
De 10 bueno, 10 justo verdadero;
despues que ella vi6 desvanecida
La poetica imsgen de su vida,
Puestas en- cruz las manos y llorosa,
Recibio con ls frente prosternada,
La bendicion del cura, arrodillada;
Beso su mano en actitud piadosa,
Con la fe de una santa resignada,
Y Sc marcho, 81 40 mas consolada,
Menos triste tai vez, siempre hermosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
La Democracia
So &C en- que Teodora

No cayo en- que TeOdOra
Buscaba, tan sutil como traidora,
En- la doblez de sus astutos planes
El apoyo moral del cristianismo:
Maniobra de,los grandes capitanes
Que ponen de su parte ell fanatismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01

Que locura, Dios milo, que locura!
mo yeis que rara vez lie dice ell cura :
La vida nos ensefa
Que esos suenos de nina muy pequena
Los puede realiZar la edad maduraP
Moderad Ell ardor de los sentidos;
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VI | !
Roberto Graham
INGENTERO
E4,soscsd.s, HegresEo y Fervetersa
pONUE. PUERTO-RICO

Fabricaate De despolpadoras de cafe de
los sisten3ss RolIo y Disco, como tambi5n
Cedagoa, Tabonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacatess. Secaderas tcda clase de maquina,
ria para caf6, piear yerha, desgranar mafz
etc., etc. Hero, cobre y bronco en- barras
pis.nchas J fund;do.
p{3arsc ;r,foprn,as Julio Z 1893
Il Lvo nsAtENDADOS DE CANA
-,yA 4>,.e.,cio Santiago, de Coarpo, ten
de yenta novilios inos prcpios para yugo.
f.,at1a N0Vta,>r[.-. 's Ia 1891 y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01

Lu6go los dos un tempo Sc preguntan,
para herirse al corazon Sc apuntan;
cruzan de uno al otro, bien dispuestas,
Como un choque de espadas, las respuestas
Me muero, 81 me case, os 10 confieso.
Illusion NADIA mas de los seutidos.
Hay voces que Ell Ell aire me hablan de ESQ.,
ESQ sera que os zumban los ofdos.
-BieD luchar6; pero sere vencida.
No volvera tai vez. II s volviera2
-Ese hombre os ha hechizado; estais perdida
-Asi tendra que ser como 6l 10 quiera.
-Tras yana agitacion tendreis reposo;
70 rezare por yos, sereis dichosa:
IDichoso aquel que os tenga por esposa
" yo Ssere feliz como Ell dichoso?
-iDe que sirve Greer en- 10 increible?
Mas sabe el corazon que Ia eabeza.
-;Qa6 podra suceder?- Todo es possible;
70 amo con fe y espero con frmeZa!-
Al yerla disoutir tan bien tanto,
>Siente IN TEN bior de espanto,
Cnal 81 tuviese frio,
Al comprender el Santo
Que aquel tipo cabal de las rujeres
Era el mas bello y, ;lo dire, Dios mio
FL mas inobedente de los seres.
fedora, ardiente viva,
Filosofa sutil y positiva,
Que no paso cual 20, yelada alguna
Eo cuestiones ocosas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN GENTER
Ponce, Puerto-Raco

Rspresentante De los eenores Manlove
Alliet & 60, ingsnieros manufacturers y
eepecialistas en- tods clase ie MAG '1inarias
para hacisndss do cana ; Ia fabrication de
sztcar.
F'{iiansa ',lforrnas .7a4Ln a. 1892
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
AVlSO

Ruego los senores con q7ienes tratc,
tanto qul COMO en- Jusna- D az, que no me
despachen nada nadie, nj mis- hijos. sin
orden escrita frmada por nj. con mi Sc
lo particular que uso
SeUerO Segarra.
Ponce DIRE 10 de 1894 1In A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
s A CA l. A M 30
QUIT

Este preparado indio, de gran farna en- el
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gr;pa- l.
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reumas j,
inaamaciones dennis efeceiones cutaneas
etc. etc.
Ia formula De cada botella indica la ma
nera de usarse. A peeaf del gran consume
de este prenarado, SD preoio sera flo como
osue: Caj de "a rnediae botsllas, 7 resos.
Unieas 3sposit&si0s te iegftino SAGA
t,a56,
L Chard5s G.
pom -. Fa',-@-~ 10 le 1904 2Jrn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
LA EGLOGA
(COntin2taci0n)

-Decidme, mi querido sefIor cura, :
Decfa confesandose Teodora:
-1No es una gran locura
Que este tan decidida
A que me case ahOra
La pobre madre quien debi la vida?
1No es un gran desatino
Casar con otro a quien tan solo piensa
~. va sab6is, mi primo, aquei marino
q tiene ol alma, como el mar, inmensa?
Mientras la escucha atento,
-E3 muy comun, eel cura Sc decia
Entire burlas y veras
Que todas las muchachas costaDeras
Dediquen de un marino al pensamiento
Nenticuatro horas largas cada dia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01
|IPgRIS CORREOS ISPIIOLIS
de la Companla Trasatlantca
Antes de 4. Lopez & 90.

SERvICIO PARA PUERTO-RICO 7 LA HABANA
-SAIIDAS-de Baceona los dlas % de cala
De Malaga el y 27--De Cadz el 10 30.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelte con p p rebaia
A las fa1nia
ka&n rebaa del Is Eta rehaj applicable les betes
ida vuelta.
Un cad& famia gratis
Los deAs de de pasaj de Il cumpdos
pasaie, de IL cumpidos pasae
En- 81 prerenca 81 ordnaa IN nno hasa gratis. De
2 III pasae II adeane paa
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= OL l. tt NJ "a
RAMON DE CAMPoAMoR
Los grandes probIemas

c NTO Nd 0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-01

C \ NTO I ER G E K .
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TARRYTOwN.

senten,ber promises TO be gay month at the
KnoIlwood Country Club at Elmsford.
On last Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles c.
Washington gave a Dutch Slinner at the club. The
bu,id,no was prettily trimmed with flags and Chin
.sa lanterns Among those present were General
and Mrs Thomas Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Gillender
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Hartman. Worthington White
house Mr. and Mrs. Let's Mr. and Mrs Gilbert
Thebaud Mr. and Mrs Charles j. Gould. MI and
Mrs McComb the Misses McComb j. Jennings
McComb Mr. and Mrs. Worthington Mrs. Stafford.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Mairs. c. " V. Sewell.
The Misses Enos and Mr.. Myers After the dinner
there wss q dance Gessman's New-York Orchestra
furnished the music.
The Berkeley Inn and cottages gave musical
and hop last Saturday evening. The concert was
the principal feature Of the evening The ste or.
rivals al the Inn are Miss skinner, OF 5rookHh'
F. l.. Stallman and Miss Reicheit, OF New-i ork'
and Mrs. Perry, OF Kverdaie'
The annual open tournament OF the Sleepy noi-
low Lawn Tennis Club Will begin on Monday sep
TENDER g. and continue during the week
The North Tarrytown Sewer Commissioners nave
al last agreed TO submit the question VI sc"e'"s
the village the vote Of the people
TarrytOwn was thrown into a state OF exciteineh.
on Tuesday afternoon and evening by the iouu
ringing OF bells and footing of whistles; are, me
lam r. Nossiter, chief OF the Fire Department as
sisted by George Latch and John cioss. hau pe'h
testing the Gamewell fire alarm j ne aP-
paratus found be In excellent order
The much-talked-of fair OF the PhenN Hose
Company which was held last week. was hnan-
about n.5o which Will be used in purchasing ne"
hose carriage.
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TUCKAHOE AND BRONxvILLE.

The Bronxve Hook and Ladder Company No.
I. escorted by the Shannondae Hose Company No.
]. OF Yonkers and headed by the Fourth Ward
Yonkers) Drum Corps, plraded on wednesday
night. and exhibited their handsome carriage and
uniforms Several houses were decorated and IL
Illuminated. and +. W Kraft gave fine supper for
the nremen on his lawn.
John Fredercks OF Tuckahoe. was badly injured
by being pitched from a troey-car at fonkers. on
Monday night, while on his way home TWO thigh
bones were broken and the flesh on his legs was
terribly lacerated He Is in the Yonkers Hospital.
Another young man, name unknown. who was
thrown off at the same collision. died after Few
hours OF sufferln, The was overcrowded
The Tuckahoe Flute and Drum Corps has just
presented TO Drum Major Wilson large ana eie-
CANT silver baton.
Moses Bernstein. OF Tuckahoe. and MISS b.
Simonson, daughter of Solomon SimonsOn. Oh Nv,
York City, was married last week C0hgraIuist,oty
kilograms received from AFRICA uass u, Nv,
chester and many States In this country ruiiy VV'
persons were present at the reception
Miss Hannah Strong formerly of Tuckahoe. VINO
died at New Rochelle last week, was Know "a, as
"The Blue Woman" because her skin was Di i
from a large dose OF iodine accidehtay auii i,h y
fever. and when she was young woman ne ne
incident caused her become hermit ae az har on
the brilliant prospects OF her ne ptoke u ne ~ con
gaRement 10 a young man, ana was soul0c VI No''
slant humiliation 10 her sensitive nature.
George Coles OF Rronxve. who was Dadiy n ~ s
twice by dog owned by Mr.. n Duus" III, for
was at work on Dudens premises wo aa a the
% COO damages in the County Court on iuesuaS, u
largest award II is said ever given !" '''' '
for such an injury.
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KATONAH.

TIL. Rev. Edward Lewis. OF Wappingers. n. y,
who was In charge Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this place about fourteen years ago.
will exchange pulpits tomorrow with the Rev -.
H. Hamburger. the present pastor.
Last Tuesday evening lecture on the Customs
Of Japan" Illustrated with stereopticon. was given
In the Katonah Presbyterian Church by the Kew
Toshiyuki Okamoto. who appeared In his native
costume.
The hotel at Lake Waccabuc was burned at l
o'clock last Tuesday morning and everything de-
stroyed even the old hotel register. which dated as
far hack as 1889 and was highly valued by the
owner George Mead jr. The hotel was puiit oy
Rockwell Mead in 1853 and the last season mas
been under the management Of Mrs. Joaquin Miller;
who with the servants. was the only occupant OF
the house at the time OF the fire. owing 10 the iact
that the hotel was to be closed the next day They
escaped but lost everything excepting what wearing
arparel they could carry in their arms. The cause
OF the fire IL unknown.
On Wednesday evening OF last week a drama;
founded on Longfelows "Evangeline" and arranged
by p H. Smith. OF Pawllng y. Y, was given by
Katonahs young people In the Silk Factory Hall
for the benefit OF the Village improvement Society.
The title part played by Miss Maud Williams.
and Gabriel was personate1 by George Tart The
proceeds amounted to s6,.
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STATEN ISLAND.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM RICHMOND
COUNTY


The County General Committee met at sehmelsers
Hall at Staplcton Tuesday evening and fixed the
18th inst as the date FOR holding town primaries
held at the German club rooms. stapleon. to nomI-
nate local officers
Ex-PolIce Commissioner George c. Hubbard. OF
Tottenvllle. In response to a dispatch. started on
Thursday night for Fort Mcpherson. at Atlanta.
Ga where his brother. who Is a surgeon In the
Army. is said to be dying
The annual clambake given by Benjamin Streeter.
OF Tottenvle for his friends. viii be held on the
18th inst.
The first annua, far and horse show. which has
week and closes to-day. has been financial sue
cess The proceeds will be divided between the
Staten Island Hospital and the = K Smith In
Urinary.
Since the arrest Of ex-Assembyman Michael Nc.
CURE. who IL charged with having Appropriated
money collected while tax collector In the town OF
Mddletown In 1891. additional victims who have
paid their State and county tax TO Mcclure have
takan stems to prosecute the ex-tax collector.
ON Wednesday the following taxpayers appeared
before Justice Herman at Tompsn ns b ana pro
not been turned over to the county, ana the prop
erty has In many Instances been advertised Tor
si9l %: Frank Weber SEQ AZ; James Mahoney. 81 10;
Annie Carlow. So 81; David Tyson, Ns 70; Bryan
psly. '2a; John Mcdowell. so 80 ana Or Boyer ~ o.
when il Is expected that ten additional taxpayers
will make complaints against Mcclure Tor having
withheld taxes paid to him
Protection Hook and Ladder Company Of Tot
tenville, the first prize at the County Fair on
Labor Day.
Chief OF Police Daniel Blake has gone on two
weeks vacation during which time Paul Cornell.
the senior sergeant. Is In command OF the force
Carl Stern OF Boyd Ill., returned home on Thurs
day from two weeks tip to Lake George.
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OTHER WESTMINSTER TOWNS
PEEKSKILL

The public schools opened on TUESDAY 'as 80,
first days attendance was 6o8 and this NUM-
been increasing every day since Inc i" ..o
Military Academy will open on the ls'h' "e g.,
day as the Clinton Classical School ana .le ~
heean Lake Military School The Institute nv
lessor I-nterreiner principal will reopen on Mon
day Miss Rober:son's school for girls ana "'''e
children and the Roswell Home School VIII a'o
open the same day.
The survivors OF the 9th NewYork Heavy Ar'''
lery held their reunion on Labor Day. i"e
jorty OF the out-of-town members came u y
kill the train. and were met al the s,' -,
by Abram Vosburg Post No. IS. q. A X anu De-
lancev Cole Camp No 7s s. o. ". with dru'''
CORDS They were escorted to Liberty -iaii WIN
an address OF welcome made by Ai'e'"'''
David c. Montross The following Officers VIZ
elected President. General w. II. MOTIFS Wv"
presidents. Major H. b. Hall. Arson l.. Ghpsr'' W
]. Horton and Charles II. Stephens: HISTORIAN .'
jor H. Shonnard treasurer. Captain watson ..e-
denburg: secretaries. l.. II. Blakey and James M
Cord After the business meeting there was dir.
ner in Cryptic Hail. given by the Wornans heiet
Corps
The Trustees held meeting Tuesday evening and &
OF Health TO succeed Joseph A. Apgar. deceas ~, n
president for several years The mater Of "a cop
iandt Hook and Ladder Company. No. /, occup,e ,a
considerable time and discussion. There are some r,
the Specifications Il was finally decided that after
these matters had been settled and the FIRE aon,
mittec was satisfied with the machine, pay
would be made. A large number OF bills we're d'd
and routine business transacted.
Levi Ellis OF this village. has secured pension
and back pension money from 1893. He was 'he"-
Der OF the 9th Heavy (New-York) Artillery
At Carmel Fair last week c.. J. Anderson "a, a
Peekskl wheelman. third place ami prize III
the mile handicap. Philip Vogt another P pee,s
kill rider. came in NTH The contingent OF ;ab.aen
kill wheelmen who went out covered the eisn'ee"
miles out in So They came back In l3s.
At noon on Monday last Elizabeth r. COVER,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Colyer. was married AZ me
Blythe Drysdale OF Brooklyn. The Rev A. IONS
performed the ceremony. After a wedding clh lI
Mr. and Mrs Drysdale departed on brlef Weduihs
trip. after which they will live In Brooklyn
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MOUNT KISCO.

Mrs. George Feines has purchased the large Ice
house belonging 10 I.oreuz Wolf and condemned by
the city, and has had 1t removed 10 her property
Lexington-ave. where f. will be converted into a
dwelling house.
Work on Irving Psddock's new house In Church.
st. has been started and IL in charge of John Math-
ews.
School opened In the Mount Klsco Union Free
School on September g. with large attendance.
Miss Adelaide Norris has been re-ensaged az prin-
cIpai and '.ill be assisted by Miss Eal.h Pardee,
Miss Charlotte wslcott Miss Sarah wtaerell and
Miss Smith
The Inasmuch Circle OF Kings Daughters In con-
necfion with the Presbyterian Church OF this place.
held a lawn party at the home OF Mrs Fuller. on
Moyer-sve. from 10 10 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and evening.
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SING SING.

A pleasant tea was given at the headquarters OF
the Mount Pleasant Field Club on Wolden Road
last Saturday afternoon during the tennis paying
Tea was poured by Mrs Beverly r. Value and MIS-.
Richard Demng Among others present were MI
and Mrs A. Frederick Carpenter. Mrs. William H.
Barlow, Mrs William Henry Rowe. Miss Hyatt
the Misses Thomson. Miss Mead. Miss Helen Bar
ber L. T. Cockcrof, J. Curry Barlow, h. ARM
strong F. b. Rogers and VI. Halsead These sat
urday afternoon entertainments VIII he continued
throughout the remainder Of the season.
Village Clerk John VI. Terwilliger has been ser-
ously III this week. and the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Board OF Trustees was adjourned uht'
next Tuesday.
In the absence Of the pastor the pulpit OF the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Cnurch VIII
be filed tomorrow morning and evening by the
Rev s. J. Herben the Assistant Editor OF the
Christian Advocate"
The vital statistics for August show that there
were % deaths. marriages and 3 births. OF 'he
deaths there were eleven OF each whose united
ages amounted to 775 years. or an average OF tiry
five years. OF the births there were three boys anu
two girls - 49,,
There was a large attendance at the st John
school grounds last Monday 10 witness the ten.
inning ball game between the Mount Pleasant fleld
Club nine Of this yase saS me e rS o
to s.
Tho Rev Charles NJ Deuel. rector OF ST. Michaers
pulpit of Trinity Church last sunday Inc T Key:
Dr bradley vicar OF st. Agnes s chapel New \ orK
CITY, will preach in the church tomorrow morning
The handsome pulpit presented to Trinity Episco-
nal 1,hnrch by Mrs Frederick Potter has been
placed In position, and VIII be used TOT 'he n'S'
time tomorrow .r ~ o
superintendeni-wll open for the fall term next
Tuesday morning
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the afternoon OF September "a for the purpose OF ex
tending the business OF the corporation so as TO In
clude the manufacture and sale OF marble dust.
Next Wednesday evening the Helping Hand Soci
ETY. OF the Presbyterian Church will hold a socable
In the parsonage, and on Thursday evening a sim
liar affair will be given by the Earnest Workers OF
the Methodist Church In their pastors home.
The bimonhy meeting OF the Pleasantvle IL
brary Will be held I'm the library rooms on Monday
evening next
meeting OF the Pleasantvlle Tennis Club was
held last evening at the home of the clubs president
Samuel Morrow.
Last Thursday evening lawn party was given at
Wright Palmers. which was a very pleasant and
successful affair
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SCARBOROUGH.

The new Shepard mansion s practically COM
Melted Mrs Elliott F. Sheppard intends occupying
the house on her return from Bar Harbor
James Parr. OF Tarrytown has a force OF men
a, work constructing brick wall eight Feet hish
on the H. Walter Webb place along the broadway
front.
SUPERINTENDENT Joseph r. Swain OF the Sing Sing
Electric Light Works is establishing a connection
between the powerhouse at Sing Sing and Mrs.
Shepard's place. In the new Shepard house there
are about 100 lamps and in order to tnlhl the
terms of their contract the company FOUND III neces
sary 10 erect engines and dynamos capable OF run
ming over 800 lamps. 1t Is also proposed 10 put Il
new DYNAMO and engine In the basement OF me
Shepard Memorial Church some time this month";
Through the public spirit OF Mrs shepard sup,
plemented by the cooperation OF the Osslnng town
authorities the people OF this neighborhood ieei
Justly proud of a section Of public road second 70
none I'm the United States Prior to the ADVENT OF
The Sheparis the roadway was In bad CONDITION.
When the improvements 10 the Shepard place were
under way the matchmaking OF broadway began.
and now all the roads are in excellent condition
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PLEASANTVILLE.

The public school OF this village opened on Tues
day last with Daniel u. Lille as principal assisted
by the Misses Merritt Ackery and Griffin.
The Rev Dr. Philip Germond. presiding elder.
will hold quarterly meetings tomorrow In the Pleas
antville Methodist Episcopal churches In the morn
ing he will preach In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church AT the old village. and in the evening At the
Station Methodist Episcopal Church.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Cornell Lime
Company will he held In the Pleasantyule ONCE on
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HASTINGS.

The Fraser Free School reopened on Tuesday.
All the teachers who employed last year
were re-engaged.
Police Officer Hogan went through Uniontown on
wednesday armed with double-barrelled shotgun
an army pistol a look OF determination and a
copy Of the Hastings new dog ordinance FIVE pups
succumbed 20 the schemes OF destruction.
The factory OF the Hastings Paving Company,
after It's five weeks shutdown recommended opera
tons this week
Hastings IL now lighted by electricity. The Hgh's
give complete satisfaction.
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DOBBS FERRY.

Henry Couch and Miss Mary Scheler both OF THIS
village married Sunday evening last py
the Rev Joseph r. Flannelly. OF the Church Oh Tue
Sacred Heart Miss Mary Gore was maid OF hohor
and william J. McKeon was best man.
The guests OF the Hotel BELLEVUE nan AK ~
The parlors were eaborately decorated with nowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-07
IRNINGTON.

A. Z. Phelps. school collector. and r. Abercrom-
bic treasurer have filed their bonds OF $1,000 each
with the School Board
The village trustees have had several bulletin
boards put In prominent places on which public
notices will hereafter be posted.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURl

the annual meeting OF the New England Water
Works Association which meets next week at Bur-
l!ngton, VI.
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HUNTINGTON.

The money has been raised for the payment OF the
last dollar OF Indebtedness on the Huntington SOL
diers' and Sailors Memorial Building. The BULL
ing IL At the head OF Main-st. In front OF the old
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IS1,IP.

James Harvey Doxsee. the largest landowner In
Isip. while driving behind his favorite ROAD
horse on Thursday. was thrown from his pnaeton
and sustained a fracture OF one OF his rips. ne
picked up In a seml-conscious condition ana
carried TO his home. Mr. Doxsee Is seventy-three
years old. but his physician says he VIII recover
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LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND SUI
FOLK COUNTIES
LONG ISLAND CITY.

A movement is on foot among leading Republicans
OF Long Island City 10 induce Edward Downing.
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate. to become cand-
date for Mayor at the coming election They take
the ground that In all probability there VIII De
triangular fight for the Mayoralty, and that Mr.
Bowling is one II not the only. Republican In the
city who could capture considerable number OF
the Democratic and Gleason votes. Another ele-
ment is in favor OF nominating Dr. B u. strong
who was elected Coroner on the Republican ticket
two years ago. Mr.. Downing however seems 70 oe
moe, IN demand among the rank and file of the
party He Is one OF the pillars of the Lincoln CiuD
the leading Republican organization OF the CITY anu
He has recently passed credtable civil service ex
animation Albany, and his immediate irienus say
that under no circumstances VIII ne accep' MUM
nation for the Mayoraly this year.