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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

el 6aico refagio possible en- aqueila epoca,
a toda inteligencia que dejaba yef, alnque
! fdese bajo la tn 1ica del esclayo, algdn des-
/ tello de genio
| iCuaDtos poetas. sabios, artistas inven-
| torres anonimos dfb:eron bendecir durante
m1chos siglos este respetado derecho de
asilo, que les arrsnco d las miserias desga-
| rradoras y la vida bestial de la gsebal
La sbadia Sc esforzaba en- descubrir estos
pobres pensadores piebeyos y en- secundar
el desarrollo de sus divtrsas facnltades: les
aseguraba ei pan cotidiano ell dulce bene
ticio del r7poso, hoarandose de eata manera
/ y adornandose en- sIis talent -. Annlua
su cfrcuio fness estrecho, al menos giraban
on 81 hbromente las facultades que habian
recibido de Dios, vivian feiiees annqae
debiesen viyir ignorados
Qae Fl olaustro Sc separase despues de sus
robes saveras tradicIonss que degeuera-
Sc de caida en- caida, possible es, porque tu-
yo que experimeutar ell destiuo comua de
todas las instituci0nes que han cumpildo STA
mission one sobreyiyen a In realizaci6n de
81 ohra. Sin embargo. possible es tamhien
que ell espisitu interesado de Ia clase media
cmanciPaas. al qae 50 nai6 my pronto el
espfritu de la R-forma, haya asbulado en-
nnestras autiguas abadias mis- caricatnras
que retratos.
s-a de este 10 que qHiera. ning1n hom-
bra de buan criterio podra o.vitiar qne. da-
el ttimo rayo de- la pura vi Ia intelacfnai
ilumiLo la palida fienfe del mnrja.
Hasta el presanfe M sm snfn ~ be ex err
nentado fsst dio en- mi 10 edsd NE atr.s-
we're co fesarfe qua g..zo ds singular salts
faceions lie pArecs qla us essscatrn
mil lsguas de las cosas de Ia terra, que |
axsxfe uun espsnis de frskua aglAzznsieatn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

FL molinero, normando de pura raza, me
examine de pies Co beza sin responderme,
como hombre que sabe que ell siencio es
ORC: me analiz6, jnzgo y peso y desplegando
al fiD sus eDharinados labios, llamo a So
mujer. Epsegujda sc presento la molinera
en- ell dintel de la sala capitular, convertida
en- establo de vacas, y tuve que repetir la
pregunta. Me examine su vez, peIo con
mas brevedad que su marido y con ell supe-
rior instinto de su sexo, diciendo. segin te-
MA yo derecho esperar, como Pr1ses en- ell
E1,ferno: Dignus est i1strare Cuando VIC
Ell molinero ell giro que tomaban las cosas s.
Sc quito el gorro me obseqni6 con una sou
risa Por 10 demas, en- cuanto desaparecio
Ia frialdad, estas buenas gentes se Ingenia-
ron para desquitarme, por medic de mil
stenciones amahies, de la desconfaDza del
Iecibimiento Querfan dejarme su propia
habitaciou, adornada con las Are7stur0s de
Telemaoo: pero di la prefereacia, como hu
biese hecho Mentor. una zelda austera y
despuda, euya vidriera, de cristalitos emplo
raados Sc abre sobre ell arruinado portal de
Ia iglesia, dejaudo YER ell horizonte del
bosque.
A tener algnnos af1os menos, me hnbiera
agradado muchisimo esta poetica iastala-
cion; pero empiezo 4 encanecer, amigo Pa
bio, 8 por 10 menos 10 temo, pesar- de que
aun trato do atribair juegos do luz los
dudosos tonos que adquiere mi barba oil sol
del mediodia Sin embargo, 81 mis- dessa-
rios han cambiado de objeto. aun duran v
me encaEtan
Ii se modificado mi seotimiento poetico y
creo que eieyandose La imagen de la
mojer 70 es ya el elemento INDISPENSABLE de
mis- sueilos: mi cora z6n, mss tranquiso va.
y que procnra estarlo. se rstira POGO b POGO
del campo donde Sc ejercita mi pensamien~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
Los arafyascrstos medscos ceysyGssos
coss e9eyceca0 en- esta casd0d,


Certifcan: que han comprobado "a en- la
practiea official, va en- Ia particular, durants
L. epidemic variolosa reinante en esta ciu
dad. la ofcaaia incontestabie del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu-
raei6n dc don Santiago Seize instalado on
Areciao bajc su dirseoi6n.--Diriaae qne di-
9ho sanor Sei;o ,isspusa Is IN ceneierzudo
detan;do astus5io, hs, eonseguido parfeo-
siorze 81 :iiraI Is (cs !nsSl6uros E:uropaos
ss 81 f.dole, 81 euisivo 10 aarsi virus pro-
dlactiac le ID virueis hasfa ai extreno ed
rodeT asegurf.r = sEs1nar los cue suseriben,
ane en ssta poblaei6Tl IA prcducido tan fe-
ices rssnI5socs Ia obtaaia, tan liaaais &
s.tisfactoris1 = orillanta aS;bo, qos Sc han
sonsegujc.o con 81 e.npIeo propagation el
szterninio Is IA viruela gus atsrrorizaba y
sliazrra5a esta pobiaoi6n desde haee diez y
3cho ussas. nc vaoiIaasio pG- snda los in
frascritos 90 puhiiea5 nc san sflc por uae-
.aio de La preGants sino Due tam oief1 per L.
prsnsa per;6d;ea del pa{s gar aecesario-
que Ia E1fa vssuna egbraida de Is tsruoca
del precitadn Institute ss superio, pTefe-
hle toaas las de.ras usssss On la isla, IN
lrfo "a de Lenders, cue astadfstica4s.ente
IS 80 uejor mas resaltado, hasta 81 ex-
tremo De haher coaseguiao Ia pnstssscesoss
rae nal en- M noventa por cieato. para
que conste y va'gs dos de eoavenjr pr
5oa Santiago Ssijc ssruo Ia presense 81
Pe.es & 17-ds- Nls1d de 1899. Dir. Ba!tasa,
CoTcsndo-Ur. Revero,s-Dr.
Pa9sssss-Dr. CoronGs-JT. FsdGI Eses-L)r.
Sissco F1osst Gssstlo5 Dr.. .yssan Iglesi So
". Il. Zess3 GssesGzsa Lr Gszsasasro asf
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

en- la misera BILE rutina de mi existencia. 4
la vez agta7a vulgar S.boreo mi compile
ia independence con la inocsnte algeria de
IN Robinson de doce affos: dibujo cuando
me place. vel resto del temp, 10 EN- ,Ieo en-
pasear la ayentnra por aq.1 Y por ALA,
cuidando mucho de no trasDsS los lfmites
del sagrado vale.
Me siento en- el pretii del puente v miro
correr ell sgna marchO q hacer descubri-
mientos en- las rninas penetro en- los sub
teFraneos. escaio los rotos pe!daiios d.. la
tribuna, nn pnedo bajsr permarezco 4 ca
bauo en- ma cornisa. hacienda la triste figu
ra hasta que ell moIinero me trae una esca-
la. POr la noehe noe pierdo en- ell bosqua v
yeo pasar los corzos la luz de la luna lQ16
guIeress / 1d5 esto me- niece duicemente
prodnciendome la impression de un suefo de
ni1o que tergo en- la edsd madura
Tu carfa, fechsda en- Gclonia qae me
han remitido aqni seg6n mis- ordenes, es 10
uasco que ha inte -rnnpid, mi be- titud Di
II 1ltneuta nnedo coosoiarm. d hab sbsu-
donado Paris casi en- la yf-psra de tn re-
greso iQue ell cielo confunda tins csprichcs
i@decisionesi Lo 1nico Que puedo hscer
Oh 'ra IS apresnrar mis- trabajos; pero id6n-
de eneontrar6 los docDmentos hi.t6ricos que
me II tsnf Teago formal empeno en- salvsr
eatas runas. one eo1stisuyen un paisaja IA
70. IN cuadro de merit, que no pned dejsr-
se perecer sil vsnd tIismo
ad-ma-. me GUSTAV ios monj-a. va 10 10
be dleho Qusero fr.bltar d sns sombras
este liomsnsl- lie simDatia. 81. ii hnbiese
existido hace nil ANS seguraDsufs hssfi~-.
hussa.it, entire sllo- In iransni ia II lei n.
tfo s-psfassssa Il rsz ti.l ei.so gQs& Is q.
~ ssu sids lus alIiass eonyenid5 mast s u
cuida.ios d. este munflo y cnn segssrld ii
respecto al otro, sin tempssfades en el CO.
rsxon nj en- el 6kp1rifu, hubiese eecrito tran |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
OCTAvIo FEUILLET
LA CONDESITA
JORJE T. PABLO B.-PARIS
Del fozel, Is Septiembre.
(C0ntinuaci6n

Parece que aqui ha presidido uu artista A
la obra de destruction: magistral golpe de
pico ha alberto en- las dos extremidades de
La iglesia dos gigantescas claraboyas, DE-
manera que la vista peretra desde ell edi-
iicio en- el bosque como al trav6s d-aprofun-
do arco triunfal.
-. Desde ste parsje solitario sorprende ell
espectaculo por 10 inesperado majestuoso
Por mi parte quede encantado.
Amigo milo die al molinero, que des-
de mi Ilegada me estaba observando desde
Ieios con la huraha desconfanza que parece
propia de las gentes de este pafs; estoy en-
rargado de estudiar dibujar estss ruinas
TsDia0do que emplear bastantes diss cn este
s<zba ID. mo podria listed ahorrarme oil via
i. al rio desde el pueblo 4 Ia aba1io, alo-
| sndome de cualquiera manera en- su casa
3urapf fe nna 8 dos ssmanasi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

Ell que suscribe, go ofrece para traduccio-
nes de frances italiano, al castellano y
vice-versa, asi como SO dedica por ahora
dar ciases de idioma frances en su casa ha-
bitaci6n, Gale Salud mum. 5.-Ponce, Enc
ro de 1895
ASzstadas .Ssmosagiesss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
S AGA l. A M 30


Este preparado indio, de gran fama en O
pals. cura radiealnaense los catar-os gripa-
es, dolores de cabeza. neuzalgias: reunaas.
nfamaciones de,nas afecciones cut&nsas
to-, etc.
La formula dc cada botella indica La ma
nera de usarse. a pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, su precio sera flo como
sigue: Gaia de d medias bosellss, 7 pesos.
Unicos depositarios del legftinao SAGA
a1sb6,
X CHd7adM - e.
Ponce. Fehr--f, 10 10 1904 9ryr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

Vigas de x 5, 4 Keys 10 alfagfas
de x 3. Estantes de ausubo de az va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
Flor ida, tablas de todas classs demas
efectos para construction.
L. P. DORA & c.
piaya-Pcnoe Noviembre % de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENIERO
Ponce, Pwerto-Rico

Reprssentante de los seGcres ManIcva
Alliot & Co, ingeDieros acknowledgements
en- toda clase &c maguinacias
para hsciendas DO cs1sa y Ia fabrication 3e
azacar.
Pfdanse i11foryslaa .Tsaiaa i 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
Supposed to Have Been Too oneu-
slye Partisan.


WASHINGTON. ID. c., June 5.-The
President to-day removed from office c.
b. Morton, of Maine, auditor for the
Navy Department in the Treasury. His
successor Will be promptly announced
Mr.. Morton's tenure of Office has been
very prscarious for the past six months
The causes that led up TO the action
taken to-day are connected with the ap-
pointment OF the Collector OF Customs
at his home town in Maine. There were
two candidates. both excellent gentlemen
II is said and both were well backed
a spirited contest arose and Mr.. Morton
sided with the present Collector. By
agreement the present Collector was ap-
pointed with the understanding that his
chief opponent should he named as chief
deputy Mr.. Morton, on behalf of the
present Collector. agreed TO the agree
ment. which was never carried out.
Other causes are assigned as lending to
the present action, among these being
Mr.. Mortons Interference as an officer OF
the Treasury in Maine appointments,
generally against the wsllknown policy
OF the President that subordlnates should
not use their oficial position to further
the aspirations OF office-seekers. Ii Is
also alleged that Mr. Morton has written
uncomplimeniary letters about Mr.. Cleve-
land. which have just come to light.
Mr.. Morton was Chief OF the Bureau of
Navigation of the Treasury Department
during Mr.. Cleveiands first administra-
ton. When seen this morning he profess
ed 20 know nothing about his removal.
but he has been removing the private
papers from his desk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Win the Game, but Helped by the
Errors OF Their Opponents--Good
Hall by Roth Pitchers-Dunkie's
Ragged support.
Richmond, 5, Pctersburg, n.
Roanoke, ~ Portsmouth,, 81
Lynchburx-Norfoik HAHN.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 5.-(special)
The Bluebirds redeemed themselves this
evening by shutting the Farmers out,
although they are indebted to the errors
made by the Farmers for their victory.
Flynn and Dunkle were in the box for
their respective teams. and both pitched
good ball. Flynn kept his hits scattered.
and WAS well supported, while Dunkles
support was very ragged. and in only
one inning was he hit. and that af.er
the Farmers had had an easy chance
to retire the side The game opened
with the Farmers at the bat. and they
were retired in regular order. The Blue
birds were treated to a like dose.
SAME FOR BOTH.
In the second the result was the same
for both teams. In the third the Farmers
we're again blanked. and the Bluebirds
came In for their half of this inning.
Flynn, the first batsman, went out; Lyons
threw to Turner; Kain hit al easy
grounder to Pendsr, who male tumble.
and Kahn got safe on first. Groves went
out: Fender threw to Turnsr; Wild
pitch put Kahn on second, and he scored
on Tannehilrs hit to right field. House
man then put the bali ove- the fence
for home run, scoring Tannehtil. Wells
followed suit with home run ever
right-feld fence. Foster hit tor single,
and scored on McGowRn's two-bas ger.
Rerte ended the fun by nyinr out 10
Sullivan. After this inning the BLe-
birds failed to score, and only made one
hit off Dunkle in the remaining five in
nings The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
wAsnrxGrox NEWS NOTES.
DIR. CabelI Getting Along Comfort-
nbIy-Reprerentn swanson.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 5.-tspe-
cial. )-Representative Swanson. who ar
rived here Monday night and who last
night delivered the principal address te-
fore the Virginia Democrats Associate
at Marshall Hall. left this morning for
his rcme, at Chatham. While In the
city Mr.. Swanson visited several OF the
DEPARTMENTS, but lit',s or nctu'ns was
accomplished. except to make some re-
concentrations for the appointment OF
four.h-class postmastsrs IN his district.
He wanted to have a talk with the POST
Liaster-Generai, but Mr. Wilson IS absent
In Mississippi.
The members of the Virginia Demo-
cratic Association appreciated very much
MIR. Swanson's kindness In coming here
to address them, and II Is conceded on
all hands that he made a most enter
tanning and forcible speech.
Hon. Connally F. Trigg. OF Abingdon,
Va, and f. L. Sherford. OF Hickory, NJ.
c., are at the Metropolitan.
DR.. Julian NJ. Cabell is getting along
comfortably. and the change In the wea-
Their has been OF benefit. The excessive
heat of the past week was very trying.
but tonight DIR. Kerr reports an improve
ment in his patients condition.
Among fourth-class postmasters APP
pointed to-day were:
virginia-T. Il. Mays, Avon, Nelson
county, vice s. II. Williams. deceased
w. G. Brock, Battery Park. Isle OF
Wight county. vice II. G. Weston. re-
signed: J. n. Powell. Portland, Motto
way county, vice NJ. b. Powell. resigned;
Mrs. ". b. Smith, Rehoboth, Lunenburg
county. vice X. A. Moore, resigned.
North Carolina-Mrs. f.. A. Joyner,
Woodland, Northampton county, vice Mrs.
X. p. Bryan. resigned.
Post-offices have been established In
Virginia as follows: Leila. Floyd county,
Leila Wilie<ns. postmaster; Magruder.
York County, Thomas Newman. post
master.
W. II. Mccarthy. Of Richmond. Is at
the Ebbitt House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
THE CABINET VACANCY.
No Indication Yet as to How 1t Is
10 He Filled

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The President
has given no indication as to when he
will announce the changes in his official
family. and It Is said that, granted he
has determined on what changes are to
b. made. he will not make the announce
ments for some little time. out OF respect
TO the memory OF Secretary Gresham.
The name OF Judge Moran, OF Chicago,
which has been added TO the list OF pos
sibilitlss for the office OF Attorney Gene
raj. seems 10 have this basis OF possibility
behind it-to-wit: Dir. ]. w. Doane, or
Chicago. prominent banker. and vice
president OF the Pullman Palace-Car Com
pany, has been in Washington several
days, and is known to be strong
admirer of Mr.. Moran's. Mr.. Doane was
an Intimate friend OF Secretary
Gresham's and accompanied the President
and the Cabinet to Chicago on the
Gresham funeral-train.
There have been some suggestions that
Acting-Secretary Uhl. OF the State De-
partment. with whom the President was
brought into close relations during the
Illness Of Mr.. Gresham. and who took
Mr.. Gresham's place at the Cabinet coun-
ellis during the latter's Illness, may re-
ceiye promotion TO a Cabinet Office. Mr.
uhl was leading member OF the Michi-
gan Bar before his selection as Assistant
Secretary Of State. He Is warm friend
OF Don NJ. Dickinson's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
TriIby Excavations.

Commencing Sunday, June 9th, and
every Sunday after until recalled. we will
run our select seashore excursions via
Norfolk and Western railroad to Norfolk,
Virginia Beach and Ocean View. Train
leaves Byrd-street Union) station at $40
O'Clock A. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves
Norfolk at z o'clock p. NJ. stopping only
at Petersburg and Suffolk. Fare for the
round trip: Richmond 10 Norfolk, 81 to
Virginia Beach, $50, and to Ocean View,
sl.l5 Special vestibule coaches Tor ladies'
and their escorts. Reduced rates for
meals at Princess Anne and Ocean View
hotels for our people. Close connection
at Norfolk for Virginia Beach and Ocesr
View trains. We leave promptly on time
A daylight ride; no loss Of sleep; a good
dinner, and a nice dip In the ocean. all
by going on the Trilby Excursion. Tick
cts for sale at the train
CAPTAIN J. x. NICHE,
II. I. ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
NEW DIsPENsARY MOVE.
statc-Commi ssioner Mixson and
Iiouor-Constable beach Arrested.

Liquor-COnstabte Bench Arrested
COLUMBIA, S. c.. June 6.-This morn
ing an interesting legal move was made
in the matter Of the dispensary-law.
State Commissioner Nilsson and Liquor
Constable Beach were arrested. The pro-
ceedings are under the special-conspiracy
act OF Congress. which was referred TO
in the Debs case. The men we're arrested
upon a warrant sworn out by two leading
citizens-Messrs. Muller and Bsck-before
United States COMMISSIONS Reid. OF
Newberry. They are charged with con-
spiracy 10 violate the special Interstate
commerce act OF 1850. In Selling some
beer belonging to the compliments. The
commissioner also issued a warrant for
the search for and seizure OF the coniis-
Gated liquor.
The prisoners were taken up for pre-
,iminary hearing. DIR. Pope appeared Tor
the complainsnts. and asked that tney
be bound over for conspiracy. The As
sistant Attorney General told the deputy
marshal 10 consider the seized property
in his possession for the purposes OF this
case.
The state maintains that the defend
ants cannot DO held criminaiiy liable
under this act Of Congrsss
This IL On entirely new proceeding.
The hearing was concluded 1t the after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
RICHMOND VA. THURSDAY. JUNE g. 1895.

noon session. DIR. Pope and Judge Town
send both making lengthy speeches. the
former arguing that the commissioner had
and the latter denying IL.
DIR. Pope's speech was a spicy one.
The Commissioner decided that the de-
PENDANTS were in contempt Of Judge 81
monton's order OF injunction. which he
said was now the law. and bound Mtxson
over to appear for trial at the November
term OF the United States District Court
here in the sum OF sl.oa. making the con-
stables bond only half that amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Petersburg baseball Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 5.-(Spe-
call IF rumor be true Petersburg will
soon have a team that will win the
pennant The team is a very strong one
now. and that 1t has shown its superb
GRITTY is evidenced by the fact II has won
two straight games from the Rchmonds,
which have been regarded as the greatest
team I'm the State League. And there Is
no question OF the fact that the Blue
birds play beautifully. But. watch the
Farmers" They are going to creep up.
IL has been unfortunate that the Peters
burg team has been greatly disabled
recently by the sickness OF and accidents
10 its members and that IL has. in con-
sequence, played under great disadvan-
tages.
Petersburg's only catcher-Mr. Gill
was wounded by one Of Foreman's balls
yesterday afternoon. having the nail OF
one OF his fingers nearly knocked of.
He finished the game with success, how
ever though suffering great pain.
Within the next few days one or two
good men will be added to the team.
Turner. "the man from Oregon" Is a
splendid batter and first baseman. The
pitchers OF the visiting teams are afraid
of him
A gentleman from Richmond made bet
the first OF this week OF $50 to s. that
the Petersburg team would not win two
games from Richmond and two from
l.ynchburg. The first half OF the bet
has been won; the second half will be
learned later in the week.
To Play Here To-Day.
The Rlchmonds returned home last
night from Petersburg. and this after
noon at O'clock they will cross bats
with the Portsmouths. Tannehill will in
all probability go in the box.
large crowd saw the little men play
at the Academy yesterday. and much
enthusiasm was manifested as Richmond
forged ahead and won.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
PORTSMOUTH LOST.
Due Largely to the Ragged Field
Ing of Reed.

NORFOLK. VA, June 5.-(Special.)-
Portsmouth lost the game this afternoon
by ragged fielding. in which style OF work
Reed excelled. This Is by no means what
that good ball-player usually does. but
he evidently had an "off day" Another
thing about the game was that what few
hits Roanoke made or Brandt were made
when Portsmouth was making errors, and
this accounts for the victory. This young
tumbler pitched very steady game until
his support gave way, and then he also
weakened somewhat. Stahl also pitched
an effective game, and received much en-
enlargement from the sharp. snappy
work Of the men behind him. The game
was Witnessed by a comparatively small
crowd. and was at times listless. The
features were the double play OF Joanes
and Fuller and the work Of Viox. Follow
Ing Is the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Eifzpatrick-Loud Anlir.

SAVANNAH. GA, June 5.-;The coro-
ner's jury which investigated the killing
OF Phil. II. Fitzpatrick by C.. u. Loud
at Thunderbolt last night was in session
all night, and at o'clock this morning
returned a verdict OF voluntary man
slaughter. A magistrates warrant has
been sworn out by Fltzpatrick's friends,
charging Loud with murder. Habeas
corpus proceedings have been Instituted
In the iatter's behalf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Maryland Republican ; .nvention.

BALTIMORE. MD. Junr5.-The Re
publican State Centrsl Conn lttee to-ea,
decided to hold the RepuolitEi State Con-
vention at Cambridge. Aug ~ l5tI. Ihi.
Is viewed as victory fcf4 Hon. Lloyc
Lowndes. the gubernatoris1 candidate
whose friends defeated the &lan TO ko,d
the convention in Baltin IRE. Z Hagerstowr
was the only other rlaccS considered
Every county In the State swas repre-
scented. The present officers l1f the com
mittee> were contlp1ad unti; after thu
State convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Movements of Warships.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The cruiser
Atlanta arrived at Fort Monroe to-day.
after coaling at Point Lambert. She will
sail for New London I'm a few days, to
await the rendezvous of the North At
lantic squadron early In July. when the
New York and Columbia return from
kiel The Raleigh followed the Atlanta
at Point Lambert for COAL and as soon
as her bunkers are full will proceed to
New York to participate in the ship-canal
celebration. The Raleigh will be Joined
by the Cincinnati by that time, both
vessels being anchored at the western
entrance of the canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-06
Southeastern Tariff Association.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. June 1.-THE
fourteenth annual meeting CT the South
eastern Insurance Tariff Association. COW
ering the States OF Virginia. North and
South Carolina, Georgia. Florida. Ala
bama. Mississippi. and Louisiana, began
at noon to-day at the Shoreham. There
were fifty-ive members present. including
President Thomas Eggleston and Secre-
tary Charles C.. Fleming. OF Atlanta.
The only business transacted at the af-
ternoon session was the presentation Of
the Presidents annual report.