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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22
JACK DEMPSEY DYING.
The Former Champion's Hours Are
Numbered.

The Former ChampiOn's Hours Are
Numbered.
PORTLAND, Greg, October 22.-Jack
Dempsey is dying. Within the past few
days he has been rapidly sinking, and it
is announced that his hours are numbered
He has tried a change to country air. but
with little apparent benefit. His physicians
allow few of the pugilist's friends to see
him.
Dempsey realizes his condition, and says
It is due f to the blow he received at
his friends say 1t Is consumption. Since
his return to his home here, some months
ago, Dempsey has absolutely refused to
talk to reporters about prize fighting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22
SIMS TIME WAS BEST.
The Road Race of the Dupont Cycle
Club.

TIE ROIU HNCe OF the Dupont CycIe
Club.
The road race Of the Dupont Club was
held on the Conduit road yesterday after
noon, and attracted a large crowd OF
cyclists and drivers to the course, just
above Georgetown. This even has been
looked forward to by the road riders for
some time past with great interest. as good
prizes were up, and a healthy rivalry had
been aroused between the crack riders of
the city. There were thirty-seven entries,
and when the starters took positions thirty
five were ready to start. The day was an
ideal one for road race, that is. for the
lookers-on. A heavy wind made record
time impossible, however.
The race was well contested all through,
twenty-one riders coming in
The winners came in as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22
Joe Elliott Knocked Out.

Joe" Elliott, the 125-pound champion of
Maryland, was knocked out in nine rounds
last night by Joe" Cans, the colored
champion, at the Eureka Athletic Club Of
Baltimore. 1t was a most unexpected turn
in affairs, and Cans was as much surprised
as the spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22
American, Pat DAILY, beat the London fight

er, Arthur LOCK.
John S. johnson, at Louisville yesterday,
proved that he has not lost any Of his abil-
ity to break records, and had there not
ouads pacing him the track record for a
mile with the flying start paced would
probably be lowering around 1.42. AS 1t
was, however, he lowered it to LA 10
beating Pete Berlo's professional record Of
LAG As by 3-5 seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22
Ell PAsO SUGGESTED.

Corbett Will BE Invited to Fight
FitxsimmOns There.
Ell PASO, Tex, October pa telegram
was received here from the Fitzsimmons
people at Corpus Christi stating that Cor
oett will be invited to meet Fitzsimmons
for fight to finish at Ell Paso. Fitz-
simmons refused to enter into pillow
throwing" contest with Corbett at Hot
Springs, because he had assurance that a
fight to finish could be brought off at Ell
PaSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22

PRESIDENT Freedman has signed Catcher
Foster Of the Richmond Va1 team
Barry was awarded the fight over Mad
den In the fourth round at Maspeth, L. l.,
last night. The time of the fight was four.
teen minutes and twenty-five seconds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-22

You frequently read of big reductions Corsets to be offered
by these department We juggle" with
mark Coes up just mark them down for SALE We give
you the Finest Corsets the world has produced We tit
them perfectly and guarantee them absolutely you buy
Corset of and does satisfactory bring back and
we will cheerfully refund you your money
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

-Ech ID e cerroj Ia llaye, grit6 Non
soreau, Va es nuestro
Entretanto Remigio. hacienda ell dltiAo
esfuerzo, Sc arrastro hasta ponerse delante
de Busy, para que su cuerpo le sirvi-se tam
bien de resguardo.
Hubo una pausa de un momento
Bnssy, con las piernas dobladas, ell cuerpo
pegado contra la pared, la espada en- guar
dia. dirigi6 una mirada en- torno suyo.
Siete hombres estaban tendidos en- ell sue
10, pero aun qnedabsn pueve en- pie.
Busy les conto con la vista.
Viendo relucir nueve espadas, oyendo a
MonsoTeau amman a So gante, sintiendo sus
p es baflado Ell los charcos de sarge que lie
habia conocido el miedo, creys yer Ia imagen
de la muerte enfrente de ST, qse llenaba con
su nelancolca sOnrisa
De nueve, diio para ST, todayis puedo
matar cinco, pero los otTos cuetTo me ma
tarsn. Aun tengo fuerzts para com mb4tlr
diez minutes, pnes bien, hagamos en- estes
dieZ minutes 10 que jamas ha hechO nj hara
hombre alguDo.
Entonces quitandose Ia capa arrollando-
la en- Ell brazO iZquerdo manera de escudo,
Sc puso de IN salto en- medic de la sala, como
81 hubiera sido indig 10 de S u fsma combatir
detras de IN parapeto. ALI encontro reuDi
dos los asesinos, su espada sc INTRODUCE
en- ellOs como una vi5ora entire 10 yerba
tres veces alarg6 ell brazo contra un cuerpo,
tres veces oyo crugir ell cuero de los tahalies
6 ell ante de las ropillas, J tres veces uD hilo
de sangre tibia corrio hasta su mano dere
cha por la ranura de II espada
Eutretanto, par6 yefute golpes de corte
de puuta con Ell braZo iZquerdo.
La capa estaba c0rtada en- menudos peda-
Zos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

LIS asesinos, viendo caer dos hombres Y
retlrarse el tereero, cambarOp de ia, tica
renuncaron hacer uso de la espada, V los
unos Sc precipitation contra el. intentspdo
mstarie cnlatazos, Y les ,tros, dispararor
sus Dlstolas de que nasta entonces no habian
hecho uso. Pero Busy tuyo la destreza de
evltar las balas, "a inclilouG = a Ino :
otro lado, va bajandose: en- aquella bora
suprema todo su ser Sc multiplicaba. porouf
no solameDte yefa ola combatia, sino due
tanblen adlvlnaba ha>ta Ell mas s1bito Sc
creto pensamiento de sus enemigos: Blssv.
en- I'm, Sc hallaba en- uno de esOs rnomento>
en- que la criatura llega al apogeo de Ia per
feclou; era menos que IN dies, porque era
inenoa que IN dlos, po' gle era mortal, per-
seguramente era ulas que uu hombra
Entonees penso que mata ado a Monsorea Il
coaclulria el combste, le busco cou Ia
Vista entire los asesinos; pero Monsoreau. tan
sereno como aEimado est4 ba Busy. cargaha
las iistol&s De 81 gente, 6 lis tom ba cargo
Gas en- su5 manos. hscia fnege, ocultJ
siempre detras de los espadachines. Pero
no era cosa dlffcll para Busy abrirse pasc:
arrojose en- medic de elos, Sc halo cara 4
cara con MousOreau
Este, que Ell fquel mameIto tenfa {
plstola caTgaaa 81 Ia mano, apunto Bassy
& hizo fuego.
La bala dio en- la hoja de la espada VI,
rompio seis pulgada per enc;ma de -
guarnicion.
i "a esta desarmado CRITIC Monso
coger la hoja.
Ea IN nomeuto Sc la puso en- el puno '
ato su pahuelo por encima
Nolvlo empezar la batalla. present4ndo
sc el prodigioso espectaculo de an homhra
casi oesarmado, pero tambien casi sin heri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

ell momento en- que Sc volvfa, San Iuc Sc
atraveso entire Busy y ellos uuo de los tres
hombres cayo muerto.
Los otros dos retrccedieron.
San Luc, dljo Busy, San Luc, por la
que annals, salvad Diana.
- Y vos
Io soy hombre.
San Luc Sc lanz6 haca Diana que habfa
vuelto ponerse de rodillas. la tomo en sus
blazos y desaparecio son ella por la puer-
Arrita grit6 Monsoreau, arriba los
de la escalera.
Ah malvado grit6 Bnssy. all cobarde !
Monsoreau Sc retro detras de los asesi
nos
Busy tiro IN reyes y una s+ocada del
primero abrio una cabeza por las senes, y
de lat segunda atraveso un pecho.
va estamos IN POGO mas desembaraza-
dos, diio, J Sc volyio su parapeto.
II Huid, senior corde, huid murmuro
Remigio.
~ 70 huir . huir delsnte de asesi-
Despues, inclin6ndose hacia el joven lie
dijo:
-Es precise salvar Diana. pero til. ! que
tienes donde te han herido
i Cuidado, dijo Remigio, que os atacsn !
En- efecto, cuatro hombres acababau de
entrar por la puerta de la escalera Busy
sc halo entire dos fuegos.
PerO no lie ocurrio mas que IN Densa
miento
ii Y Diana grito
Eutonces, sin perder IN momento, Sc Ian
zo sobre aquellos cuatro hombres dos de
elos cayeron uno herido otro muerto.
Despnes viebda one Monsoresn n 81 a1elau
taba, retrocedio an paso Sc cooco detras
de su parapeto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

l3s, espaufando a saiS hombres b;en ar,na-
oos forlandose una trinchera de cadaye
res. 'o
H'zose la lucha mas terrible Que nunoa
mientras que los asesinos Sc prccinitah,n
soDre blssy, Monsoreau comprea adjen1a sn
'nl5nclon de apoderarse en- una espada %
ocupsoa en- recoger las cue estaban nor II
suelo por q
Bassy Sc veis ceroado. Ia h,ja de Ia esna.
", n tslaoa mellada, torcida. sin punta Va
cllaoa Ell su mano; la .tipa cemenzsh
entumecerle el brazo; miro Il redaior = -
vlo que uno de los cada veres 60 reorir,a' -
y, Sc leTantaba sObre las rodillas = 10 -
~ 3la eh las mancs una large J fasrte esoa
Aqnel esdaver era R=mig:o. ore hi.
actO de lealtad. '0"''i qiei
bas.y iaaz5 ea grito d. gazo d6 m 90,
- nacla atFss psra qnitarse Il n,,nnelo =
~iT'1ar a lrutl hoja que ten'a Ell IA mano
hntft laLto Monsoreeu Sc acerc6 a Ran;
&c ie descerrajo IN pistolatazo en- "a "a
levsrtar - 'olVersa
Bfn5sy do up gr'to mas biea m rnoido
ii nueyo medic De def usa az, Il ,,i s',io-
contrado, l. devolsi6 as faerzss bizo si,si
su espads ea cIrcu.0. derrihac6o mo 80"
d "a cerSe n ) stravesando Ia n.lilla !, ll ~
estaba Ia izquerda ''''S' q que
Estos golpes le fraDquearon u ,,
Agh nervicso Sc lanzo co,trs N
procafo echaria abajo dando IN, ,%, naa,st
que hico tenblar las pareies. naro = n',. pasaos
empaiA - 'es'S'io aquel
Csnsado con aquel esfaerz, d.i6 c.ar
0eAo nien'ras con la mano izouier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

da procure dAscorrer Il cerroi) sia dela
hacer frenta s sus adve,sari 0s 49,
En- aque! momento recibi0 I'm p'so e..
en- 81 music. Y dos estoca las ca los costa
Pero h abia logcado correr q eeEFolo
yue!ta Ia lave.
Dio un grito de fnror. derribo de nn ~
Ell mas encarnizado DE- los bautllos' =
do despues de uoa estocadO NoDSofV'1'
TOGO en- ell pecho.
Monsoreau prorrum pi6 en- maldic-ous'.
i Hola dijo Busy abriando "a pl's.
empiez0 Greer Que escapare ,e
Los cuatro honbres que qpedaoal d. p,.4
ron las armas y Sc precipitaron soo.g 3bs II
convencidos De que con elias 20 p''Ni- t-st
rhle, tai era 81 msravilosa destIf11'
ron de ahogarle ent- sus brazoS .as
Pero Busy. golpss con el pom ds so.. ,@
pada cuchilladas, no les dela2' .srq sr9a
Mons reau Sc acetco dos veces al ~
dos veces fi.6 heriio
Tres hombres le asieron lel puh0 =
pada Sc la arraacaron da las nsno'. !, II
Pero Busy cogi6 IN tripede lsoF'q' "a
serVla lie taDurete, desca-g3 e91 : no
goipes sohre sus coutrarios; derrloo do9 b,a
ores, pero el tripode Sc rom?lo so2FS
oro Gel tercero, el cu2l qaed6 ea '''u
Este lie hiri6 co. Il tsg4 en- paea0. =,
Bnssy le asi6 del br q, voivio sol.a a
Ia daga, y le obfg5 dsrse coz ei.s " y
p!o.
ii otro salto por ell bale0a. ,, III
Busy dio dos pasos para perseS 'liiI' =; d
Monsoreau, que estaba tepildo ea'tg lbI3I
eaEeres, Sc incorpofo lie do ana 0''1
en 10 articulscion de Ia rodila. II
81 joven di6 uu grito, recogio "a pbIniBI
espfda que encortro en- el suelo = ,er3aE E
con tanta flerza en- el p9sho dTi
mayor, que le dejo clayado eD 81 si'i0'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
Unquento Dsrm6gsno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por ell UNGUENTO DERMoGENO ~n
las iAagas q.S,aadaras. J.anStes, p;-
cadn,as de mosquitoes lep,a afytca'sS,
sa6aaones, eIefantfasts tYnores, az
ci.algYfeS py0ceasrcta, >eH1ratfs0r0, al-
ceras, Aeyfdas ds eAalqufs, a,ata, pa
,ssltzos &a, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas caraclones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especiIico Sc
h2ce.
Dep6sito: Fayntacia Central de J
Ferrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
TIAJE III IDA
- EJ1< - x

las Colon Marsn ecoonia
ouo orasal& i d Ma
g cons 81 8 lines
Caza
o
als
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
HOTE
TERNACIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

Ell propietaro que suscribe ofrece las CO
modas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquenos 6 extran
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- el establecimiento 80 habla ingies.
frances, espanol itaiiaro. Trato erlto: ser
vicio esoogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- el aristocratico cam
DO de Thor (Bzot6n) para los pasageros
enfernos que sersn trsta 1os cen esnaersda
solicitud.
F GONZALO MARIN
Enaro % de- 1SO5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
Gran depurataUo Vegetal I

6 sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorihcas.
Cada onza fuida represants una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
| PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, SECURE y ,dpfeZo
rnrihcaGCr de la sangrcl
Conservs el CUTS serso y lbs it
yHPetoneS y gYatzos!
Pueden usarlo hasta los nITics.
Deposito Foyrsac:a Central, de ]
erreT.
mi v. o. $. Nvbrc. 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
BUen neg0Ci0

afncar1 la
las
IA Is selnbada
Il past
&
solo tr los
COLLAzO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
CONDICIONEs 2 CONCESSION e.

Ayeraa
4 a ig ,
e~ dtsrc.e ien-1
sEs irtoap
rfebo frances, eanone oieu
h < m I4
nIts aae pas t
Z rec ngo 2 20por1
los vaje
los
de ia lines
t der
anrA 6
r2 g
r s los c de haucos
8 20 aa a1t oQ-isd atos cInpEd
1nc rdo
tpvsss admit
gratis
eoe eadA odbs
2aancs afraci6nd de
Is klos Vt ivanauto
aj& 81 q
81 de l.,
mbaa dos vep
o Ag eeen naza
MAyoL HERM AMOS 4 TO,
eun 3da
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
pAR-A GARRETT ERAS

Sc re4s<ie cas-. Z n:ssad &c so vaIor, s41.a
4tss'.a srstt"ado,-a a. pacaTa nsessssdo para CO
rrcterGs, cor s4< ea!tteTa = isa:ds psts,4s,
psisy bt<"u estGdo ;zrs ne2sts,sete Gs Tspt.essc
E1 qs.e Ia s-:teTese ps<ede Gz@.csyss dos e.
bc~te t!sahasa, go esfa ctsSde<ts
Pf.,ae Esbssro II dc l3ya.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

PLAYA de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10
Especihco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifeo desapsre~s los h&r-
ros IA p;cazon qu- ptodneea las e:up
clones on 81 cuerpo f. 81 ver.!ade "q,,i
ta-doior. Sc u-a el- frieu ZONES * spil
ca en- ochenta casoe dieti. Is.
Vendese Ell Jusna -L'ia2 carrie d asts
prerco-casa del inventor :, isuente.
Mayo 4, 1895 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-10

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
On the Anxious Bench.

MIR. EDITOR We see by the County
papers and hear it on every side that the
leaders of the Democratic party have COM
promised. Now the dear people, ought
to be glad and become much elated over
this arrangement, for to them it is a real
godsend, and matter of vital importance
to community and State. Let us thank
God that compromise has been effected
How harmoniously they blend, and isn't
harmony beautiful thing? We suppose
OF course, that this compromise is looking
to the interest and welfare of the dearly
beloved voters" But as Democrat and
Cecil county voter would like to know
OF the gentlemen what they compromise
You know, gentlemen, you should not
have sacrificed any of the peoples interests
which have been iutrusted toyour keeping,
and of course You did not, but then you
compromised. Now we know that men of
wise heads know all about those matters
OF lntrlcacy, but we poor creatures whose
heads are only good for hat pegs can't
understand and need light on the subject.
Herein lies golden opportunity to do
service to the people. They ought to
know. Some Democrats don't like the
way things are fixed, but we think they
are hard to please any how.
When things are all arranged without
giving the people any trouble why do
they kick =? Are they not satisfied unless
they are i'll sweat and stew-in trouble
all the time?
Now, Mr.. Editor, would like to hear
from some other Democrat brother on
TINS matter. There may be niger In
the woodpile, things look queer this will
not be good wear for Democrats
A DEMOCRAT.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
Address of the State Executive Com.
mittee of the Peoples Party
of rIaryIand.

In this issue of the MIDLAND
JOURNAL we publish ringing
address to the voters of Maryland
by the State Executive Committee
of the Peoples party. Every line
of the address is a dagger thrust
into the rotten, ring rule, that,
under the @gis of Democracy, has
plundered the taxpayers and rid
den on the shoulders of the farmers
like the Old Man of the Sea in the
story of Sinbad. We commend a
thoughtful reading of the address,
which is bugle call to the robbed
and burdened industrial classes of
the State, to come out from the two
moribund old parties and assert
their manhood and independence
by joining the party that is of the
people, for the people and by the
people.
The State Executive Committee
of the Peoples Party wishes to get
In communication at once with all
persons willing to help form county
organizations or local clubs. Adj
dress Walter Vrooman, Chairman,
JOS +. Franklin ST., Baltimore, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS OF
MARYLAND.
Issued by the State Executive Com
mittee of the Peoples Party.

FRIENDS The war is over the ques.
ton Of African chattel slavery has been
settled once and for all time Both An
drew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln have
long since left the stormy scenes of earth.
We are now face to face with new and
living issues whose solution requires the
services of new and living men at the
present time Not only the liberty of four
million colored people but the fate of
sixty million Americans, both white and
black, now being reduced to slavery, de.
ponds upon the outcome of the present
struggle.
Washington has become dependency
of Wall street; Congress mere puppet
show controlled by wires centering around
the New York headquarters of the money
power.
Unfortunately for the fame of our State
the king of corruptionists and chief agent
in the United States Senate of the traitor
GUS corporations that are inpoverishing
the people, halls from Maryland and Is
virtual dictator of the Infamous ring that
in our commonwealth now exploits the
fair name OF Democracy.
In fact that unholy mob of public plum
derers and incompetents that for more
than three years has misruled our nation
i'll the naile OF Democracy, counts upon
Gormanism as one of its chief supports
To rescue Maryland from the tyranny OF
Gormanism will mean long step for
ward in the direction of freeing our gov
eminent from the domination of trusts,
usurers and corruptionists
Nothing can be gained, however, by
exchanging the vile democratic ring ruiz
of Maryland for plutocratic Republical
administration, such as curses PenSylva.
mia. Both old parties have become the
/ subservient tools of the money power,
machines i'll the hands of the rich for the
oppression of the poor. The Democratic
and Republican parties are i'll fact but
two wings of one organization. They
have one and the same object of existence,
namely, Doodle; one principle, which is,
Doodle; one master, Doodle. They at.
tempt to keep the producers divided on
questions relating to ancient history and
by means of sectional prejudices that no
longer have reason for existence
There is but one party in Maryland thai
stands out squarely for the people against
the lawless trusts that destroy Legitimate
business, and the reasonable conspirators
of wealth who seek to defraud the State
of its rightful taxes, and this is the
Peoples Party.
The Peoples party demands that if any
monopoly is necessary it shall be govern
ment monopoly, with privileges shared in
equally by every citizen. And that the
government issue all money, thus making
it impossible, for the banks to control the
medium of exchange and thus cause
panics at will.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners at
their regular session last week
transacted the following business.
The treasurer submitted his
monthly report, showing the receipts
and expenditures for the month of
March to be as follows: Receipts,
$22, 1862. 80; disbursements, $685.
81; cash balance in hand $40, 5O1.15.
A number of claims were eX-
amined, passed and ordered to be
paid.
Petition of Z. Dorsey and others,
praying the opening of new road,
was presented and the following
examiners appointed: w. w.
Nickle, J. Harvey Hindman and
Samuel J. Jenness.
Adjourned to meet May 18th.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years, and is a regular pre-
scrlption. 1t is composed of the best
tones known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
ton of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, frae.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props,
- Toledo, o.
p0s" Sold by druggists, price 7E.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1895-04-19
School Commissioners.

The Board of School Commits
sioners met on Tuesday last week.
Present Messrs. Everist, Ash and
White.
The matter o: new house at Pilot
Town was discussed and laid over.
The treasurer was ordered to pay
to Granville W. Reynolds, of Rising
Sun, trustees of school No. s, Sixth
district, the sum of $1,000 for
library purposes the teacher, Miss
Eleanor w. Jenness having raised
the sum of $1,000.
The repairing of school No. 8,
Fourth district was referred to
Commissioner White.
Commissioner Ash, to whom the
matter had been referred, recon-
mended the building of a house in
Elkton west of Bridge street with a
capacity of at least two hundred
scholars. Report accepted.
1t was ordered that the schools
shall close for the year On June list,
1895, it being I'll of a term and
the book fee shall be so cents.
The bill of the Democrat Publish
ing Company of $3.50 was ordered
to be paid.
1t was ordered that the Board
meet in special session on Monday,
April 22d, to pay teachers accounts.
Travilla p. Dickson was con-
6rmed as teacher for the colored
school at Warwick for the remain
der of this year.
At the May meeting of the Board
the 18th, trustees will be APP
pointed. GEORGE BIDDLE,
Secretary