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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
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de Ponce

CAFE DE ATOCHA
P5otos del d5a:
Riflcnes la audaIuEa
Buff 4rras con petit pojs.
Arroz cen camarOnes
Roastbeeff con pure
Bpeffsteak de lomillo
H1llsoas
Helados: Mapteeado
MANANA
4 las diez de la misma Emparedados pas
tehllos.
A las tres de la tarde Helados de peras
NOCHE
MofongO de gallina
C4ngrejos en- oil carapacho
Butiftrras con tostOnes
Arrcz con polio con calamares
Roast beef con pure.
Bee effteak de lomillo
Hailscas.
Helados Peras mantecado
Ell Ayuntsmiento ha acordado designar
nuestro amigo el sindioo don Juan Principe,
para asistir On representation de dicha Cor
poraci6n los actos de otorgamieuto de es
critura dc los remates que So verifqnen en-
Ell proximo af1o entrante.
Desde hace tres dias So encuentra Ell esta
ciudad ell sef1or Consul general en esta isla
de S. NJ Britannica.
Saludamose cortesmente.
Siendo nnestro agsnte en- esta cudad don
Edelmiro J. Lespier, el pueden dirigrse
cuantas personals quieran hacer trabajos en-
esta imprenta 8 publican anuncios en- LA
B1EEAOcRACfA.
ContsDaa1u como cuenta hoy este estable-
cimiento tipogr fco con ~ nuevo surtido de
tipos de excelente fabrication fusri4n fusarfii4ana. pue
de encargarse de toda clase de trabajos pa
hacerlos con elegancia J buen gusto. r.
FL Comite sutonomista de Csguas, con
auuencia de los comisionados procedentes de
los comit6- de secci6a resoectivos de los
pueblos de Fl ,to- grande y Glraho han nom
brado deleg ado del particle, III tituci6n de
Mufioz Rivera nuestro querido director
don Mariana AbriI.
Maestro Director agra iAce el honor que
eecs b0euos autonnmi-fas la diSper san r.rn
metiendose hacerse AGREED la confianza
de escs dignos correlignnarios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
EN- JOBO ROSADO

dante Ferreira yolvi6 encontrar al euemi-
60 en- eli Seborncal de tobo Rosado.
Era una partida insurrecta compuesta de
40 hom bres pie y seis ocho caballos,
mandada por el pardo B tslio Guerra.
Ordenado Ell ata1ue, salieron los insurrec-
tos CD precipitada fuga. dejando IN muerto
yisto, en- el campo, ademas armas mu-
niciones cinco caballos que fueron tam
bien recogidos.
AL divisar a la fuerza, hicieron fuego So
bre ella, contestando las fuerzas de CANA
juanf y voluntarios.
Por su parte la tropa tuvo la psrdida del
soldado Francisco Perez Rodriguez, del re-
gimiento de Alfonso XIII
La columna del sehor Fsrreira sigue la
persecncion del enemigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
BTON. CAZADORES De ALFONSO XIII
NUMERO a

Acordado por La Junta dc este Dsetaca-
mento ell remate on p1blica subasta del su-
ministro de medicinas enfermos del Hos
pital Ailital ProviciJnal de esta Ciudad. cns
tendfA efecto el dfa 20 dc los corrientee,
las di~z de IL manans, en el despacho del ss-
no, ComRndante Jefe del expresado Deeta-
RI de mauihesto On oil referido despacho has
"a dicho dia de 10 de- Ia m&fana de D
{ 4 de In tarde.-Poncs. az de JUNO de
1895 Ell Comandants Jef= ds' D. f8a-
mento, Tedro Aorsna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

nomista cubano signifca reconciliation en-
tire la Isla y la madre patria sobre IA base
de mutuas concesiones y mutuas vents]as.
81 Espafia concede Cuba la autonomla,
Cuba salvar& Espafia de los dispendios que
ha de ocasionarle veneer la ipsurrecci6n.
Para los autonomistas home rule signlh-
ca In administration de sus adnanas, del
correo, obras p1blicas, mejoras locales 60
bierno municipal. Parte de este programs
sc ha Incorporate va en- una ley cuyo plan
teamiento pende de Ia voluntad del senor
Canovas del Castillo y 81 ministerio.
Espa1a retendra ell manejo de sus adua-
mas, Sc resefva la designaclon de la mitad
del Consejo que ha de administrar los asun-
tos cubanos. Cuba atendera al servicio pos
tai, obras p1blicas, instruction y gobierno
local.
Esto es segdn 81 sefior Montoro describe,
''un paso de avance ggantesco. Es tanto
Ell inteI6s de Espaf1a como en- el dc CuDa el
cue SO plaptee IS solo un principio pero es
un movimiento que de continuance con lnte
ligencia conducira un arreglo dehnlt1vo de
las pendientes dIticultades tan perJudlcIales
Ia prosperidad de Cuba como d Ia de rs
pafia.
10000, 900 de pesos
Segdn un calculo aproximado del Nv orld'
de Nueva York, las propIedades ameIlcanas
en- Il, nla do CuDa reprcsentan por Valor Dc
10. COO O03 dc pee os, blen entendIdo que en-
elias 70 sc iucluyen las de los cuDauos ua-
turalizAdos slno, exclu.lv amente, la de los
yankees 0atr sang consagrsoos olstlntas
industriss en- Ell pals"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
PRESENTADOS

Andnciase por TELEGRAPH la presentation
an Sancti S. fritus he dos revoluooparios
llomados don jose Cabrera Nerendez don
Francisco Rosado, ambos con srmas J mn-
nicicDes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
EL DIVlN0 MAESTR0"
COLEGIO DE "a ENSENANZA
INCORPORATE AL INSTITUTE

Arroximandoee la egada d. la Com6n de los Cate
atcos han vorca los exameues odnros de fn de
tab cimieno autorizados dchos
para Eractcar t4mb To- peIa aao spo,
lie 10. padres que d-seeu hacer nge hos
pa in de D4recc on los
quisitos .eaalas
T. Director Fr e. de 81 3-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Pertenecfan la partida de Solano, que sc
ha discriminate por la activa persecuci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
HACIA LOS RAMONES

Ell comandante Ferreira, que sali6 de Ma
yajgua, lego hasta cerca de Jobosi 81
vanguards tropez5 con 80 insurrectos de la
partida de Zsyas, huyendo los primeros
disparos. internandose en- Los Ramones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

nos, Ia tercera parte de las acciones suscri-
Ia5.
Ponce los Ii de JUNO de 1888. FL vi
sepresidepte. presidente interino. AntCnio
TJinS Ell Secre tario, j. o PiSdreH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

La imbortante revista parisierss In 1fa
gnsi1e Inttern0ci innnl. oann .nd,se de- 'ua
foux, dice en su tiltino ntm ro literArio
Luis m, INK m ariis.a humorf-tion
al par one nervinsn y arrab*tadn Apareeid
40 Ia e-c-na rom..i-t,do .g g-aneadc. l.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
NOS DBFENDENOS

La justicia es una vcluntsd hebitual y
permanente de mantener & los hombres en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
Ell DOCTOR
PEDRO J. SALICRUP,

residerte ep Ia ciudad de New York,
sc hacs cargo del cuidaio de jovenes
quien IS sus padres q ,iersn mar dar
cduca. & 'os Estados l. 1idos.
Los padres que dsseen honrarls
con su conhan "A, puedeE diri 'rsc
para i-.t.fmes, { 'o> sehoess don To
nAs, icn Eduardo y don C<rlos
Armserong. en Pooc> 1 los seiore
F.n:a, iIsus r. S .<n y dor
M;ea-s Loress en Ma,a.i u Z. Y
para J. ssdiciones. {: mismo
DR. p J Saliers5.
10 LIVING Piacr N eva W k
Ma. Is. Is ; ms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Luis Bonafoux en 81 extrangero.
4. este ingenioso escritor puertorriq nefo,
bofsespa sap;t a,sde V,ena II em;nent escrito ri -
ra Mizi Franzos fp;.diendole autorizsci6n pa
ra traducir al aleman sn libro de cuantos ii
tulado Esbosos ,so0elascos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
MASSO Y GUERRA

So sabe positivamente que las fuerzas IN
.nrrac+as a nando do los cabeclil~s Nj esoO }
Guerra, que hsbian salldo dc Ia JurisdlccloI
de Manzanlllo para proteJer el paso ue MA
ximo Gomez para ei Game guey ,hau rtgresa
do & sus antlguas poolclohvs.
Sc dice que Masso ha manifestado Ser
cierta Ia muerte De Martl, pero hltg" la de
MAximo Gomez, guardahdo reDersa sobre 81
aste 1ltimo 50 encuentra no herldo ue gra-
vedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22
OAMAGUEY


Dice eI D10TtO Ne U0EuN<u5
Sc dice que el jefe do ls polIcia Suberua-
tiva de la provincial de Puerto Principe. doh
jose de Ia Torre-tenlente do Ia Guardla
Civil habia tornado passJo tlanoeotlnameu-
10 on un buque de vela .xtranJero que, con
cargamento oe MADEIRA, habia salloo para
Liverpool.
Ell motive dc la desaparicion dc ese fun
cionario SO relaciona con sIgdn hecho reail-
xado por el, persiguiendo Ia partlda que ell
ii Cana piiey leynnt0 don MAurlcio Montejo,
v Que NO ha sldo del sgrado Ii obedeciebdo
las instrucciones del general Martinez Cum
pos.
Amador Guerra sc dice que hs sido ascen
dido Coronel, por meritos contraidos en- la
acci6n de Dos Rios al querer rescstar al
cadaver de Martf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Sc encuentra gravemente enferma II dis
tinguida seforita dofia Amanda Rivera, Dor
cuyo restablecimiento hacemos fervientes
votos,
Cambios en- ell banco de Credito Alo
rro Poncefso, aver las cuatro de la tarde:
Sobre Madrid Barcelona div = so pS.
e Londres. DIV 8 so
50 Paris 3 dry - 20 p2.
SO Estados Unidos. =. 3 DIV = "a pS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

victima de la epidcmia variolosa ha IA
lleoido en- 81 barrio de Quebrada Negrito =
Trujillo- -alto--la seffora do1a Felicita Nora
les, esposa de don Fcrmfn Diaz, siendo este
tristc acontecimiento tanto ms6 sensible
sus deudos cuanto que ha tenido que ser on
terrada en- 81 cementerio dc aquel barrio, Gu
ye estado es muy deplorable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Sc aueian de CoLmo dc 10 p4simo del
alumbrade pdblico.
e., que piensa don Polof I'm las muss-
raffasi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Ei Ministerio de Ultramsr ha aprobado 81
expedients de consumes de esta ciudad, du
rante 81 ejorcicio del "a s5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Desde hace tres dias SO sncuentra Ell ests
ciu1ad ell sef1or Consul general en esta isl.
de S. NJ Britannica
Saludamosle cortesmente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

IMPORTANTE:-En vfsperas de marcha1-
Sc 4 los Estados Unidos el que suscribe, 8
seguir los estudios de su profession electri
cista, pone la venta infinidad de efectos
electricos mitad de sus precios etc.
Gale Mayor numero g. bajos, derecha. =
Julio Co,tes1. Ponce % JUNO 1895 In.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Inscripciones del Rsgistro Civil:
Matrimonios: Esteban Torres Rodriguez
con Victoria Vazquez y Rios; Cali3to Gar
cfa y Lugo con Josefa Vazquez Rios.
Defunoiones: Maria Albert Roca, Maria
Ana Albizu y Antensanti, Juana Maria Rios
y Rosa, Cristobal Meleudez y Pab6n, Rafael
Mui1oz Moreno, Crist6bal Ribas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Nuestro convecino colega Ei Noticiert
publioa en- su edici6n de hoy unas hermosas
decimas del inspirado poeta puertorriqueht
Rafael del Vale, residente hoy en- Vene-
zuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-22

Desea colccarse en- esta ciudad como em
pleado de comercio una persona que ten
mucha practica on dicho ramo En- esta im
prenta imformarAu. 3-5.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

The Alexandria city electoral board
met yesterday evening and appointed the
the election next week: Mr.. r. E. Knight.
in the first " ard: MIR. Frederick Schneider,
in the second " ard: and Mr.. Louis Brill, In
the Friendship precinct OF the third ward.
Mr.. c. H Iohe was appointed q Judge OF
election for the courthouse precinct, sue
ceeding the late Edward Pierpont. The
work OF putting the seal OF The electrical
board upon all the ballots TO be USED IN
the election TUESDAY next was begun last
night and was under the Walton election
law, done in the presence of the Judge of
the corporation COURT The ballots for
the country viii be stamped to-day in the
presence of Judge Chichester. s t ..-
Rev. Theron H. Rice. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church, who for the
last ten days has been in Charleston, W.
Va, in attendance on the sessions OF the
Virginia Synod. returned home last night.
Mr.. James T. O'Meara and Miss Nollie
Frenzel " ere married in this city last night
at the Residence OF the groom by Key
Mr.. Benson.
The Young Mems sodality Lyceum has
appointed a committee of ten of its MEM
bers to go to Richmond this morning to
attended the funeral of Rev. Father j. J..
kenefick, who was for number OF years
one of the Officers of the Lyceum and very
popular with its members. 'n ""f s'nil
Richard Colvin. colored, was found
guilty of an assault in the county court
yesterday and was sentenced to Jail for
six months.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr
Edgar Warfield, jr., to Miss Abbie Vir.
ginia Bettis, which is to take place in the
NJ E. Church South on November IL at
8 p. M. ...........
The steamer Mattano will be withdra wa
from the lower river route on her return
from her present trip.
The body OF Miss Gertrude Simmons was
brought to this city from Washington yes
terday afternoon and inferred in the Metho-
dist Protestant Cemetery.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
FOOTBALL SUITS BARRED.
Basketball League Adopts Rules nd
Makes a Schedule

Makes Schedule.
A well-attended meeting of the District
Basket ball League was held last night in
the armory Of the Washington Light In
fautry.
The organizations represented were the
Light Infantry, Carroll Institute, Cycle
Corps, Washington Athletic Club, Poto-
mac WheelInen. and Y. NJ. c. A. The
busy with their fair to be represented but
signified their intention of abiding by the
results OF the meeting.
The committee on rules reported in
favor Of the adoption of last years playing
rules with several amendments and addi-
tons. The principal OF these was the matter
OF the teams playing In padded suits.
The meeting was by no means q unit
upon the adoption of suits without pad
ding on the knees. hips, and elbows but
finally adopted the rule OF PLAYING in
canvas suits, with pads on knees and hips
but positively barred the use OF football
clothes.
1t was also decided to have three UNI
pires to Offlciate in the league SERIES these
to alternate in the games scheduled. The
uinpires appointed were Belts. Bieber. and
Tade.
A schedule calling for an average of
TWO games week up to January was
adopted.
The first game will be played on Satur-
day evening at O'Clock at the Infantry
arruory between the home team and the
washington Athletics.
The Victor basketball was adopted "a
the official ball of the league t.unifonn
size OF baskets and their height from the
1ioor was decided upon.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
CARNIVAL PLANS MATURING.
satisfactory Reports Received by the
Executtve Com miffee


The executive committee of the Colum-
-bia Athletic Club carnival held an in
teresting meeting at the clubhouse last
night and transacted large volume Of
business Alex. Grant was IN the chair
I and George E. Emmous acted as secre-
tary.
among other things. it was decided
TO merge the refreshments COMMITTEES with
that OF privileges and booths, the latter
TO nave supervision.
|. The decorations committee was in-
structed to report a plan OF its proposed
work at the next meeting.
DIT. W. R. King, of the music committee.
outlined general plan of entertainment.
military organizations, boat clubs. G. A.
r., Elks, Saengerbu nd, Baltimore Athletic
Club and Ariels. aud the Confederate
Veteran Association.
reported the interest taken by the local
papers, and also spoke of the pu biicsI-
ton of the Winged Arrow as decided
upon by that committee.
e. B. Hay, OF the ladies' committee OF
assistants. stated that he would submit
a list of $50 lady assistants at the next
meeting. This committee will meet in
the parlors of the Arlington upon the call
OF Chairman Hay.
A committee. consisting OF members Of
the club, was appointed to work in con-
junction with the ladies' committee.
The committee on tickets recomme rded
the adoption of its plan to offer valua BILE
prizes to the lady and gentleman, re-
specttvely, selling the largest number of
season tickets, md also presented plans
of systems for voting to be used In con-
nection with season tickets.
The press committee Will hold an i'm
portant meeting to-day at 4;15 O'Clock in
the club pariors.
Dr. King reported number of excellent
attractions to be presented at the clubs
smoker on Saturday evening.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
SUNDAY BAR OPENING
Police Court Rulings Upset by n,
Order just IsSued

Heretofore 1t has been the practice of
the police tn arrest any saloon keeper who
entered his place of business on Sunday
under any pretext whatever, and charge
him with conducting Sunday bar.
Judges Miller and Kimball have ruled on
several occasions that II a man eutered
his bar for the purpose of getting articles
from the ice box. OF tn clean his glasses a nj
fixtures it was a violation of the excise law
Last evening an order was received by
the First precinct police which the Of
ficers say breaks the ice in that par
ticular and opens the Sunday law for
more liberal construction. The order was
signed by Roger Williams, clerk of the
excise board. It says:
Permission is given j. F. Moylan to clean
and scrub the barronm in the Owen House
on Sundays between and 10 O'Clock
a. m. Permit to hold good until further
orders"
Just how the excise board will reconcile
this permit with the decision of the police
court judges in reference to Sunday OPEN
ing is not known. The police say that it
clears the way for the opening of every
saloun in the city for similar purposes on
Sunday.
Tue order was entered on the station
house records and read out to the patrol.
men at every roll call yesterday.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
NO HOPE FOR THE FIGHT
Continued From First Page.

was agreed that hearing should take
place la the private orIice VI the ma nager
OF the Arlington Hotel.
Hither the Justice aud attorney general
proceeded, but Brady was neither willing 70
produce Corbett nor u allow the Jus. Ic,. to
sit in judgment upon him there and as
Brady's deputy sheriff had gone uptown
upon domestic mission, there was no.
Dody to guaId the prisoner at the bar. The
object OF the attorney general In seeking
To secure the dismissal OF tue cases before
Rapley was to cause the re-arrest OF the
two men on State warrants returnable at
Little Rock.
the Justice was In the hotel until supper
lime in the hope that was mt fulf1iled
that Brady's counsel might succeed In con-
vIDcing him OF the eiinrInIty of his Of
-eDse in declining to voluntarily submit
himself for trial. or the other hope that
yorpett might stroll by that way. and at
The citizens committees counsel. Col.
George w. Murphy, ~ Little Rock, reputed
to be the abiest criminal lawyer in the
state, thought tn-day he saw clear way
out OF the host or differences that now
beset them. This was for corhett ard party
TO surrender themselves in respunse To
the warrants issued by the governor. and
enter into peace bonds at Little Rock to-
morrow
ONE WAY OUT OF 1T.
After the fight and before the bonds
could be sued out II would be necessary
Tor grand jury In this county To indict
tuC hicn dtCuStQ pftdkIuE SUCH DbDu5
and Tor petit Jury to convict them. 1t was
contended that it would be impossible la
get a grand or petit jury together that
would nut contain soiAe fricAds OF the
pugilists, some mem bers that had not
witnessed the light, and consequently CON-
viction would be impossible.
When the proposition was submitted to
BRADY, however. be yeto oed 1t In short order.
Tomorrow. he reminded Col. Murphy, is
October 81, and he would not take his man
out OF Hot Springs that day. even IT, by
doing so the fight could be brought off with
immunity on Friday or Saturday. Col
Murphy argued with him off and on for
hours. but he would not bulge from this
position.
A short lived sensation was created this
Afternoon by dispatches from Little Rock
alleging that the governor had ordered sew
eral companies of the National GUARD to
proceed at once to this city and that the
Iirst train load had already left Little
Rock. A crowd gathered at the depot
between and 4o'cioek. but the gray coats
failed to put in an appearance. .-.
Late to- night ii was decided that Corbett
should appear at Wilmington Park be-
tween 10 and l 2 O'Clock tomorrow in
order to claim forfeit from the Florida
Athletic Club. A force OF carpenters is
working tonight on temporary ring in
order that all conditions may be complied
with. The wives of Fitzsimmons and
Julian, with Ernest Groves ard Charley
White, or Fitzsimmons' training force. ar
[ived at the Arlington tonight from Corpus
Christi
The morning times., 1895-10-31
For Distinguished GaIlantry

The President has awarded a medal of
honor to Marcus A. Hanna, late sergeant
Fiftieth Massachusetts Volunteers for
gallautry at Port Hudson, Il.. July f.
1853. During this engagement sergt.
heavy fire In order to obtain water foi
his comrades in the rifle pits.
The morning times., 1895-10-31
CarroII Ipstitnte Smoker.

The members of the Carroll Institute
will give a smoker in the institute hall
tonight. An unusually attractive pro-
gramme of music and athletics Will be pre-
presented. Admission will be by card.
to be obtained from members. COMPANY
ID, of Washington Light Infantry. Will
armory Tonight. Dancing will begin at o
O'cIockE
The morning times., 1895-10-31
Nervous Debility.

Those suffering from nervous debility,
the symptoms of which are a dull, dis
tressed mind, which unfits them for per-
happy marriages impossible, distress the
action of the heart, causing flushes of heat
depression of spirits, evil forebodings
cowardice, fear, dreams, short breathings,
melancholy, TIRE easy OF company and
have a preference TO be alone; feeling as
tired in the morning as when retiring:
lost manhood, deposits in the urine, ner-
vousness, trembling, confusion of thoughts,
watery and weak eyes, dyspepsia, consti
patton, paleness, pain and wea kness OF the
limbs, ETC., should consult DIR. Careton i'm
mediately and be restored to health. BY
a wise course of treatment, adapted to
your age, sex and physical condition the
tone of your system can be raised, the ten
dency to impure thoughts removed, and
the strength and vigor of health restored
to the deblitated org ana fsstl ..,.a
The morning times., 1895-10-31
RECEPTION TO REFoRMERs.
civil Service Association Preparing
for the National Body,

for the National Body.
Thecommittee of tire Civil Service Keform
Association OF the District of Columbia
met yesterday afternoons Id the office OF
Messrs. Ralston & Siddons. in the Adams
building. Mr.. John Jov Edson presided
The local organization in conjunction
with that or baltimore, has assumed charge
OF the reception to the national associa-
ton. which VIII meet here at an early
date.
The committee yesterday discussed the
plans OF the reception. which Will be- in
keeping with the large and infldentia1 body
TO be entertained. The programme win
not be announced for some days yet.