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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-17
CERVANTES
CENTRO GENERAL
De PUBLICACIONES

Ests s.sg admits suacripciones toda
clsse de- obras por entrsgas, y tambien s
peri6dicos ilustrados y de modas, eneargan-
dose igualnente de comisiones perteneeieu-
tes al ramo; y De eompletar cualesquiers
obras que Sc hallaren truncas; pudisndo los
senores que So encuantran en- dieho caso,
pasar una nota del 6itimo cuaderno que
hubieren recibido.
Entre los peSi6dicos ilussrados que este
Centric reparte, hgura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
que por Ia belleza de sus grapsdos los me-
jores que salen de Barceloaa, 10 selesto De
sus textos los magnffcos regslos que ca
da tres repartos hace, 80 ell peri6dico de
mayor circulaci5n 81 Espana America
latina. Tambisn hemos de- adversir que
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"a accmpahads de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
sri6dico que geza fama entire las familias
y nodistas.
F'raile Herna,sos y Ca.
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Sc vende

una maquins para moler cana: su
cilindro doce pulgadas con tres pies
carrera; moiino con masas de cuatro
pies y veinticuatro pulgadas Diane
tro Sube cana Y demas accessories.
Toda en- buen estado, pues Sc des-
monte para montar otra de mayor
fuerza
Dirigirse NJ Bird, en- Patillas.
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Buena adquisicion.

So ve,de, CON b,Iesas condtciOees, Ia udqu,-
ssa vertical para moler cana de la Hacienda
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 caballos de
fsevsa, es nsagri6co estado corrie'sse,. con al
gss,sas piesas de reptsesto, como que cstd h1-
cse,sdo actAalmcyte 81 cosecho y puede oersslt
fssrcsosar. En- 90 case, sc e,stregayd ca Julio
pr6rimo, er qsAe deoe nsontarse otra de mayor
potercsa. Dsyi0Sse al qus sascr'be. Ponce,
Tsb~eyo IL de 1894. 4.-FRANCrsoo PARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-17
UNA CASA

Sc vcnde, ia Gale de Isabel Tiene
cuatro habitaciones, sals, eomedor y
demas dependencies. Patio hermosi
simo con algunvs arboles.
En- esta imprenta &c darkn i'm
fr rmss. alt
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Bregaro & Go.
Playa Ponce, Pxerto-Ri

Giran cortA vista sobre Espana Islas
adyacentes.
Francia, Inglatsrra, AlemAnia, Austria,
BAgica, Hoianda, ltala, Portugal, 6uiza
Africa (Aarrueoosl sobrs Nsv-York.
Mavo 10 do lH02
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MAYoL HERMANos & 90,

HOTEL FRANCES
Habitaciones ventiladas y esmera-
do servicio.
Calle del Comercao. nnmero e.
SAN ANTONIO HNOS.
MOOA, PUERTO -RIOO
Cnmpran v, e1ian frntns del pafs
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M6a . Frau
d esu oro Msl
g 81 81 dvapo la
TbASBoRDOS AmA ltnerAo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
MADE An ASSIGNMENT.
Bennett Bros, Proprietors OF Livery SRA
bic in the West End, Fail.

A daed Of assignment was filed in the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court yes
terday by A j. Bennett and a. W. Ben
nett doing business under the frm-ndme
of Bennett Brothers. j. n. Webb-Peploe
Is named in the deed as trustee. and the
liabilities are estimated at %OW, Whlle
the assets are not known.
The property transferred consists Of SIX
hacks. with twelve horses and six sets
of double harness; two VictOrias, with
four horses and TWO sets of double har-
ness: one coupe, with one horse and st
of single harness; one surTy with Two
horses and one set Of double harness.
one drag with two horses and one set
of double harness; two phactons, four
box buggies one set of rubber )se, four
sets of single buggy harness, all robes
ana horse blankets and whips. one bay
ere. one black mare one bay horse,
ore sOrrel mare, office furniture, and
other property contained in the place
of business occupied by the firm at 60l
end 63 west Broad street also the lot
and brick stable at the southwestern in
tersection of Broad and Belvidere street
out Of the proceeds OF the sale of the
property in question shall be paid all
taxes due, all expenses caused by the exc
cutiou Of this deed, including a commits
SIGN of 5 per cent. to the trustee and
$50 to l.. O. Wendenburg for professional
services out OF the remainder the fol-
lowing debts are to be paid in fun or pro
rata: one note drawn Dy Bennett Bro
theirs, payable TO order of JESSIE S Ben
nett, for 81. 400; one note drawn by Ben
nett Brothers. payable to Malinda Ben
pCtt. for $1,000; one note drawn by the
igue, payable to the same for $3.50;
one rote drawn by A. J. and \. w. Ben
rett TO the order of Malindl Bennett,
for 5000.
After these debts have been paid a
note drawn by Bennett Brothers. paya-
bic 10 their own order, for $425, and en-
dorjsd by A. T.. Donnan. held by the Ma
tional Bank of Virginia is to be paid,
ara the following amounts in the order
named: ". j. Todd, 81. 1881, due on note;
20 the same, s2736.42. due on note. All
remaining debts are to be raid pro
rata.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
A Birthday Entertainment.

An attractive ENTERTAINMENT was given
man Gar Comnanv' on Friday evening ar
the residence of DR.. II. II. Stratton. No.
al north Seventh street. The occasion
was the celebration of Mr.. Penningtons
birthday, and invitations were sent to a
number of his most intimate friends. The
first part of the evening was spent in
the execution of an attractive musical
programme, and among the various num-
bers were several well-rendered duets by
Messrs. j. J. Derrick and G.. l.. Il. Mynich.
An excellent supper was served later
In the evening, which was immensely en-
joyed by all. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin,
OF Philadelphia; Messrs. Il. h. Davis,
Mel. Stratton, j. ]. Derrick and G. l.. T..
Mynich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
IN THB HANDS or 4 RECEIVER.
MIR. Chas w. Gryner takes charge of the
affairs of Goodman Bros and Co.

An order was entered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday appointing Mr..
Charles w. Gryner. well-known young
lawyer of this city. receiver for Good
man Bros. & CO. He gave bond and for-
mally took charge Of the affairs OF the
concern.
The order was issued on motion of the
plaintiff in the suit of the Whispering
Valley Company against Goodman Bios.
a. Co and IT directs the receiver 10 take
charge of all the books. papers and prop
erty, real, personal and mixed. OF what
ever kind and wherever located, OF the
firm Of Goodman Bros. & Co, composed
OF SIG. NJ. Goodman, Morton "A. Good
man and Joseph NJ. Rosenbaum.
The firm formerly conducted the broom
factory of the Goodman Manufacturing
Company, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
but the factory property was absorbed
some tim9 ago by the American Broom
and Brush Company. as fully told in The
Times at the time. IL is understood that
the factory is in no way involved in the
reccivorship.
The whispering Valley Company is
bark and lumber company, OF Bucking-
ham county. and their claim Is for $1,000.
Other suits against Goodman Bros. 81 Go.
are pending In the chancery and Circuit
courts.
The Liabilities Of the trm are said TO be
about $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
81. PATRfCk's DAT.
How 1t Will be Celebrated by the Sons
Of Erin In This City.

The celebration Of ST. Particularly
VIII be somewhat changed from the usual
order this year. This is owing to the fact
that the Saints birthday will be on
Sunday. 1t is customary TO have a parade
in the morning and a banquet at night,
but there will he neither parade nor ban
Quet on Sunday next. The celebration Will
be quiet and altogether religious, as be-
comes Sabbath function.
At a quarter 20 eight O'Clock on Sunday
morning next the members of the va
rious Catholic societies will assemble at
the school house Of ST. Patricks church,
and. under the marshalship OF Mr.
Thongs j. Sheehy, attend mass at the
church Mass viii begin promptly at
o'clock At the mass all the members OF
the society viii receive Holy Communion.
It is believed by those in charge OF the
ARRANGEMENTS that several hundred Cath
Ollie men viii receive communion, ana
that II will be the most imposing rell-
gious spectacle ever witnessed IN a cain
ole church IN this city.
At NIGHT the societies viii again assem-
bic at the school house and attend ser
vices IN St. PatriclEs church. ~ thls
service the panegyric usual on TINS uay
will be delivered by Father NAsoh' %
Fredericksburg.
ON Sunday morning the socieUes VIII
form In the following order:
FIRST Division, No. /, Ancient order of
Iiberniaus.
Of HibernanS.
Third St. Patricks Beneficial and So
cial Society.
Fourth. McGm Catholic Union.
FIFTH. Catholic Beneficial Society.
sixth. Catholics not members Of any
society. 80.
Seventh. st. Patricks Branch, No. lG2,
Catholic Knights of America.
Eighth. st. Peters Branch, NO. lA5,
Catholic Knights Of America.
Ninth. Wcst-End Catholic Beneficial So
cicty
Tenth. Catholic Benevolent Society.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pOiutcd aides to the chief marshal:
AIossrs. J.. c. Martin. J. r. Roach, c. }.
Thcimer, j. j. Blake j. j.. Sullivan 1.
H. Davis NJ J.. Smith, @. II. Parater
Il. H. Mckinley. Colonel John MuIpny'
Hon Thomas Byrne, r. S. Edgar, 5. i.
Kelley. W. +. Red1y, W. j. Quigley' j..
II. Higgins James T.. Grady, William D..
Doran. William Daffron. William Ran
kin. John NJ. Higgins, James Hayes. j.
/ Reilly. John Tcefv. James Creamer
Felix Kecgan, Dan. Higgins. John Muir
ply, Q. IT, Taylor, NJ Carmody, NJ. Ho-
gan NJ Sullivan, Or. j. ). Coleman l.
II. ODounell and J.. j. Bagley.
The banquet win be held on Monday at
Nmrphy's European Hotel. 1t will begin
at o'clock, and will. like its predeces-
sors. be in Murphys best style.
The list OF toasts and speakers IS as
follows $50,
'The Day We Celebrate" Father VIII
son. of Fredericksburg.
"Our Southland" His Excellency- Gov
cTnOr O'Ferran
robert Emmett" Hon. d. c. Richard
son.
"rhe city Of Richmond" Hon. r. NJ
Taylor MayoD.
.Home Rule" Wyndham r. Meredith.
"The Press" John 5. Irby, Of The
Times.
Tho committee in charge Of the cele-
bration is: Thomas j. Sheehy, chief mar
shall; j. J. Reilly, chairman; Thomas
Davis. s. J.. Kelley, Felix Keegan' w.
+. Reddy, John Teefey, William Rankin,
| William Danron and Daniel Higgins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
RALLYING FORMAL REFORM
pronosed Union of all the Moral Forces in
ia. Ci+vip nan ArouseInent Of the People

The Executive Committee Of the lnde-
,ordent order of Good Temples (whlch
% -composed entirely of Christian men
nnd yVomen. actively identified WITH SCI
,ral of our leading denOmlhatloh5l, a. ~
meeting on Friday night lIeely ne .,ro,tsa
the question Of more thQIouSl Ii,, CO
ment of the people 10 the .tlpo, a., 49, ~
Of systematic and practical euoItS III III
ba,f of genuine reform. Win lhls en-
IN view. IL was determined 10 4Ssu .bo
call for a preliminary cJnltlsHttS % TON,
,1ar+ Of REPRESENTATIVES from tI.e l ciIl
ppiars Tho Woman's Christian IeIS jer IlIe
Union the Young Womans ShI. ls Ia.
'TempCrance Union, the seVtrdl IN Si,a,',i,
and 10 include in the invitation an an - No
~ tho uuI-Doses Of the lnONehleIt
10 nor be identified with any oT5din
1ation' This formal call, o. request dduiiy
sig1ed by the committee WI ~
Drcmulgated, and wlil De suPpieitii - 'I -,
h,, r,ersonal solicitation on the paiL Oh an
active subcommittee. 1t Is eNpe-ttd tHII
This preliminary conference TO Ds hflN
at the Young Mems CHRISTIAN As9vVI
ton Hall at +. NJ. March zlsp WIZ III IL
cida IN nroyide for a series or sraHu pun
iic nnaes-meetings, in Wmch pToiillilcnt
snaakers will take part. duesc l il't5,
meetings IL is intended, VIII q S'e'iIiS
public sentiment ana eVehtudtc -, of
~, aWakening of interest in the cause ol
H,,,inn re- form as 10 secure the oIBdhl
cation of a powerful alliance on INC Pc ;s
Of the several organized noFai asci IT, ~
NJ he Good Templars, said TO me;
PM !IHbis - movement is non-sectarian ana
,ddn Inns IL is not started by adyen-
tarers for the gromotS9 S of oS S%n pe o
tSrests' ~ GOOD of society and our fellow
PEE PIE ior If t' has it's birth in an ardent de-
men sird 70 conserve the highest interests OF
s ihe people Of This glorious oS old city but TR It is
Is nothlns cticable. and should command
highly ua Sympathy and support Of al
the ac Citizens and most assgrediy should
Sc jealousy aided I BY t saeh c9 su5por this
pie in ,, gene crave Mi great blessing to the
.ou,n,nu.fN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

University Of Virginia and Yale have
game here April 18Th
Ladies VIII only be allowed In the
grand-stand this year.
The stars Organize.
At a meeting held IN the !. NJ. Z. a:
building yesterday afternoon The stars
Baseball Club was organized lot me sea-
son. Mr.. y. II. Marsh was elected mana
Cor and the players are as follows:
Tbcrpc and Harrison. catchers; Davis.
Wltliers and Anthony, pitchers; Ford.
0rst base: 4. l.. Richardson and w.
Richardson. second base: Cox third base:
Brock and Crostick, short-stops; Holland,
Bjnford and Lauehtoh in the field.
Manager Marsh told me last night
in all probability the Richmond League
Club would give them the first practice
game Of the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Swedish LADIES' Quartette.

The eighth Star Course entertainment
will be given in the big hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association on next
Thursday. when the evening will be filled
by the Swedish Ladies' Quartette, con-
sisting OF Miss Hedrig Lddstrom, first
soprano: Miss Maria Heden, second so
Drano: Miss Stephanie Heden, first alto;
Miss Amelia Heden, second alto The
duartette will be assisted by Miss Adele
Weber. who will give a number OF reel
tations.
Seats may be reserved at the Office OF
the association, beginning on Tuesday
morning at o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Wash Goods.
n nranaries pretty patterns,

Tinsel Draperies, pretty patterns,
red, light blue, rose. olive. yell
low. &c .......;....';'''... -.
Percales. full yard wide. $50 styles
TO select from. all colors, in dots,
stripes and figures, for.....: 49,. i
Scoth Cheviots, l2bsc a yard. ~
inches wide best goods to be had
for boys waists and mems sn irts.
Mems Heavy Shirtings. light or dark
Splendid line Shifting Prints at.
3i-i inch White Flannel. FOR infants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
A Family Affair.

Justice James T. Lewis had a family
affair before him yesterday morning.
Jesse Hoy was arrested on charge or
cursng and abusing Sallie Bell. He was
made to pay costs and give security for
good behavior for twelve months.
G. o. Ball. charged with shooting at
Jesse Hoy, was fined s. for assault and
required to give security for good De-
haVior for twelve months.
The teachers OF the Tuckahoe district.
Henrico county, were paid off at the
county court house yesterday
The Henrico Teachers Association also
met and arranged a programme for the
next meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
flowing in Popularity.

The midday Lenten services w net .dav
1905 east Main street nnd fsef fhe auspices
from III The motherhood of St. andrew; rS are
S al sne growing in poPglarityb T TsS
are we'll attended and those ;,sr %4o that
yeet Preturn whenever an opportunity
is given them to do so. An satrts.
church yesterday eonducted tne "a him Gme
VI "a he viii be followed tomorrow by
a ReY. y T. 5. 'Farland, assistant rector Of
St. Paurs church who will be Sr in b charge oe
Of the meetings during me hrSt r na1I HI
a. o'clock, and only last half an hour
All MOI, are cordially invited 10 attend.
The executive committee of the Local
Union of Christian Endeavor Socle .i's',
will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
at s O'clock al the Seventh-Street Chris
tian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Mems Furnishings.

Mems All Wool Sweaters. in tan.
navy and white. q special ITEM
for .......,........'' .'''''sl''
Boys sizes in same quality for,
Mems Very Fine Imported Hose, IN
tan. black and balbriggan. for
Mems Very Fine Imported hose, IN
tans and black. this splendid
value for ........s's'..., .s'''s...
A lot OF Very Heavy Gray and
White Underwear 70 work In,
good value for. ...................
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
,.,,.,.,v sent back after him, but they

medIately sent back after him. but they
arrived too late.
In view OF the fact that under the
existing law II Is a comparatively easy
matter to forge court orders. which at
present only require the signatures or the
clerk of the County court or MS deputy
TO become legal. IL Is expected that during
tho coming session OF the Legislature
a bin will be introduced throwing addi-
tionaI safeguards around the issuing OF
such orders by requiring the judge TO
sign them as we'll as the clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Hosiery.

Ladies' Extra Quality Lisle Thread
Hosiery, regular made. IN tan,
gray. black and white....:.,.:....
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. with white
foot. i;..,"&i;..''ii,i..,,,''ttiic, .i:rv
double sole. heel aud toe. for -.
Ladies loria Seamless Black Ho-
siery for.,n,...;.;, pi;,,,ii
Misses Fast Black Fine Ribbed Ho-
siery, double knee. heel and toe.
or ............,... ......s+-.' ..'''
Children's School Hose. heavy Der
by ribbed. sizes 10 9Ip. for ......
Rows Fine Black aud Tan Socks for
Full line Hermsdorfs Hosiery a.
ways IN stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

DR.. s. +. Upham, professor In Drew
most eminent and eloquent preachers Of
the Methodist Church. will preach at
Park Place Methodist church this morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Good Muslin Drawers, plsits
and embroidered edge. for. rs
Ladies' Good Muslin Drawers. better
quality. with nicer embroidery y
Good Muslin Chemise, ruffie around
neck and sleeves .......,..,..,'''' q
Ladies' fine Cambria Corset Covers,
embroidery around neck ahd
sleeves. ....'''''' III, =
Heavy Muslin skirts, RULED with
pleats, three pleats above rniiie. -
Splendid Muslin skirts. with wide
rufiie OF good embroidery 49,, ~
/ aides Fine Muslin Robe, yoke 81
Inserting and plaits, wide ruffis
OF embroidery around neck and
sleeves. ...s...........-.'.' "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Black Goods.

Black Lsnsdown. inches wide. =. 81
silk Warp Henrietta, 40 nches wide,
silk Warp Henrietta. 46 inches wide,
Fine Black Henrietta, 46 inches wide,
iO-inch Fine Black Serge for.........
45-inch Good Black Serge for......'.
Excellent value in Black Waterproof
Serge. 80 inches wide, for. -. 80.
Heavy Diagonal Serge, 20 inches
wide .... ....,,. :...:.:...''..
Pretty Black Novelty Sultings al
800 and 5Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
THE DESCRIPTION.

Young Arther Is about twenty-five
years old. pleasing countenance, regular
features, dark, wavy hair, dark eyes and
weighs about 10 pounds. He is ABOUT
feet 10 inches in heigth, and was dressed
I'm a neat coat of dark material, dark
trousers and soft hat-quite nice-look-
ing young nan. His appearance indl-
Gates that ne was much higher In the
social scale than a tramp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Silks.

Wash Silks. newest Spring colors and ef-
fects, lovely lot. at -, 80 and BIC.
(2l inches wide
Waist Silk. two-tono. changeable effects,
plain figured. pin checks ami stripes,
at 80. 40, &c, and 81
The leading shades in Satin Duchess az
75c.
Union Back. in the new shades. at SOC.
An exquisite lot Of Black and White
plaids. at 75c and 81.
Black Drap dor, especially fine, y
inches, 81.
Black Peau de Sole, black. % inches. you'd
pay $3.50 for this, we have it at 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Dress Goods.

Covert Cloths, Won know what they
are. every new shade, new ef-
Silk and Wool Brocade suitings, 80 .
inches, ......... ......,, ........,.;.
Armure Effects. new colorings. silk
and wool, they're remarkably
striking. ...:.....-..;:' '.,' i'....''
Imported Suitings. silk and wool
Grays. Blues. Tans, &c. per yard
Silk and Wool Mixtures. every pos,
sible effect. they're pretty and
STYLISH too, per ard ..............
New Fancy Outings. in checks and
stripes. SO inches, strlkingly
pretty. per yard ...,...,.....:;.~
All-Wool Suitings. 30 inches wide,
all new shades ..,..........s:':'.'
Another lot New Colcred Plaids.
suitable for children's dresses
80 yard 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Specials.

Shell Hair Ornaments. Pins and Combs,s
To 25c.
Our style 20" SOC Corset. in White and
Drab, extra long wasted bone bust.
all sizes.
Mems Negligee Shirts. sizes "a to 49,, at
sra and SIC. Fit nicsly, wash nicely
made nicely.
Special lot Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
Notions.

Garwoods Toilet Waters. Bay Rum. 90,
with tinfoil missing off stoopers,
sheepskin torn off &c, regular price
35I4c. this shopworn lot at 29c.
Special item in Splendid Rubber Comb,
unbeatable: IL won't break; you
might buy il for csc elsewhere. this
eomers a, lOc each. Get one.
Talcum Soap. for the skin, i2Ifc q cake;
CSC q box, cakes.
Unlike the inferior complexion soaps,
Hooks and Eyes, black or white, ic dozen,
Standard make Face Powder, with bottle
good Perfume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10

The following are some Of the players
Who were in the State League last year
with The clubs with which they will play
this season;
Cleve with Nashville.
HODGE with Houston. Tex.
Colliiiower with Houston Tex.
Gilman with Houston. Tex.
Farrell with Houston. Tex.
t-dssenger with Baltimore.
Boyd with Washington.
frost with Nashville.
Eoefer with Johnstown, n. Y.
Brodie with Johnstown. n. Y.
Land with Nashville.
Malarkey with Washington
Jsothrop with New York State League.
Stafford with New Orleans.
Smith with New orleans.
Gettinger with Louisville.
Mccain with Louisville
Myers with Nashville.
Mcfarland with Southern League.
Meara in Canadian League.
Zeiglcr With Western League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-17
STEPHAN STAMBULOFF.

In hope Of pacating his worst enemy, Prince
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has sacrificed his best
friend The immediate prompting Of the as
sassinaton Of Stephan Stambuloff Is not at this
writing known. 1t does not particularly mat
ter. The assassins may have been in the pay
Of Russia. as other assassins In Bulgaria have
hitherto BEEN They may have been partisans
OF the Prince In his quarrel with his political
creator. They may have been friends Of Pantza,
avenging that traitors death, or Of the notorious
Zankoff, seeking to make way for his return 70
power. One Of these days II may be known; or
may not What Is evident Is that opportunity
for such crime, II not direct Indictment to 1t,
has been afforded by Prince Ferdinand's dis
'missal Of his great Minister and his subsequent
very marked hostility toward him. Indeed, by
his inhuman refusal to let Stambuloff have the
medical treatment his health urgently needed
the Prince placed himself under grave suspicion
Of more than common malevoence He can
have only himself TO blame II parallel be drawn
between this tragedy and the murder OF Beckett
Stambulof's character and methods OF gov
eminent have been much discussed. Some have
called him the Bismarck Of Bulgaria, meaning
that as a high compliment Some have pictured
bin as the incarnation Of all that Is evil To
the impartial mind the former estimate will
doubtless seem the more correct. Honest and
brave he was, beyond all question. He was
SO as his Russian foes, nor even as Prince Ferdi-
nand has lately been. He was autocratic and
tyrannical But what else was to be expected