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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
DESDE MADRID
Mayo % de 1895

Van mis- primeras cuartillas para
aouellos lectores de Puerto Rico a
onienes ell afecto y la gratltud me IL
gan de consume. Q aiera la suerte
one estas cartas m1as encuentren
ALA, en- los hog ares de la dulce pa
tria, calor de juvsntnd y de entu-
siasmo: que So las lea con amor, que
SO disculpen sus deficiencies, que
alguna vsz conqulsten traternaies
adhesiones, gratas siempre al cora
zon de los ausentes.
SerAn elias aigo asi como un ka-
leidoscopio en- que las notlclas pasan
con rapidez vertlginosa, la manera
con que pasan y SO suceden los aeon
tecimientos en- una socledad cont1-
nuamente m6vil. que huya de todo
quietismo y busca ell perpetuo val
ven de las tempestades con 81 ansia
de dilatar su espfeitu en- atm6sterss
de fuego.
No solo en- derredor de la pol1tica
han de fotar mis- ideas, aunque la
polftica sera de seguro su principal
obietivo: las artes Y las letras, que
tienen cultivadores insignes On Ma
drid, traeran las puntas de mi piu
ma tintas suaves, que tempien elias
pero gor del anauema y atenuen los
amargos tonos de la impression y 'dei
a26strofe.
Hablase de todo: desde Ia sesio4
augusta en- que SO dlscuten 80 vo
tan las leyes, hasta ei ex.reno teatral
en- que los anlmos So r, goc J al y SC
eeparcen; desde el crimeu quo rerug
ne Y horrorlza hasta ei ldlilo gu
alegra Y encanGa; desde "a cotlzac.ou
de los valores en- la bolsa hasta Zoe
escarseos y las graclas de la m0note
sta on la ferla popu,ar.
Y dc tai guisa, on amigabie y sen
caiia p.atica con los am.gos que dye
On mi rinc6a dc Ame4o-: les IA 9
suanto ocurre en- r, ~. n - on 10 rs
pafia de Europa-ponl7ndo por ue
lante dos cJsas que rlndo yo p
renne quito. Ia just.cta Ia v7rassd
Caro- es que iOs aouuLos ln>uiaEes,
6 que con Ia insuia 80 reiacloneh
me atraeran con mayor taerza LII,
ex gran mayor espaclo. Mis- al b,
los de regionailsta 50 contanden COL
mis- i,sstsstOS de correspensai, en- ID
amplla information que lniclo b.
ripquen tlene el primer pnesro ado-
lante.
Pasaron aqui las elecciones mum
cipales. Uu dueIo muerte. Ca
novas y Sl,vela. en- lid renida. sc als
putab N palmo palmo el consisto
rio de Madrid. Pero Canovas es
poder, Y ell poder triubfa siempre er
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
IMPACIENCIA

No hay otras noticias polfticas que las que
resultan del Consejo de ministries.
Extrafla la gente que transcurran tantos
dias sin que de Cnba Sc olga NADIA nuevo, y,
sobre todo, sin que 80 conteste al telegrama
del ministro de Ultramar en- que SO pedian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14

En- ell trayecto comprendido de la Gale de
a Villa. frente al pasaje Ferr n, al extreme
Sur de la calle de la Aurora de esta ciudad.
e ha extraviado.a don Martirian Funtan6
una libreta do cuentas que llevaba dentro
de un pequef1o saco de cargar dinero
Al que la entregue en- esta redaccion Sc lie
sratificara onvenientemente 14-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
OiESTRO Y SlNIESTRO

Condrcida por el cafionero Cyisll0
ha llegado al puerto de Mayael-z Ia
goleta espaho!a Coyas6n de Jesns, tan
traida y llevada en- estos dfas por Ia
prensa Unconditional.
La Integ szdad debe estar satisfe
cha.
va sc encueatra dicho barco en-
poder de las autcvidades. las cuales
sc encargar4n de eaclarecer y depu-
rar los hechos. detallada y minucio-
samente, para que cuanto antes res
plandezcan Ia verdad y la justicia y
sepamos ( que atenernos sobre las
suposiciones y las hipotesis lanzadas
y sostenidas por los peri6dicos inte-
gristas. al mando de La Lntteyidas.
que por 10 visto le sirve de manubrio
& todos los orgaros y organillos del
partido sin condolences.
Ahoya 81 que estayds contentoua,
canzasly0na,
mand,lona,
fnfegy0na.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
DIRECTORIO
DEL PARTIDO
Aut0n0mista
PDertorriqus1O
SECRETARLA

Acordado por ell Directorio del
Partido Autonomista Puertorri-
qneno que Sc verlfque la session
ordinaria semestral de la Dee
gaci6n en- % de JUNO corriente,
en- la villa de Arecibo, Sc convo-
ca q los 81 nores Del gados para
su concurrencia a dicho acto.
San Juan,P. r JUNO 6 de 1898
Ell Secretario general,
T.. SANCHEZ MORALES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14

Pasaron aqui las elecciones mum
cipales. Uu dueIo q muerte. Ca
novas Sl,vela. en- lid renida. sc als
putab b N palmo & palmo el consisto
rio de Madrid. Pero Canovas es
poder, y el poder triunfa siempre er
E-paia. Votaron touos los muertos
Hubo ON los comicios escaudalo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
CONPANIA DE FtRROCARRlLES
DE VIA ESTRECHA
DE MI A Y A @ u EZ

Sc invita- & los sefiores p-opietarios d,
inontes que te gan maderas de hortegon 6
moral6n, ccj6banas, tschuelos pimientct,
v deseen vender para que en- ell terinins
mss breve que g. posibe. presenteA pro
posiciones por e-crito al Consejo de Adm :
nistraci6n de la Con an a, para Ell sumnis
tro de dicho material, eSpresand,: 20 Q. Ia
gar de procedeucia; 70 sl puerto mas p ok
mo de embarque, como. dato de r. { ! encia,
80 ell precio de cada uoa de las dfevente
piezas puestas en ell mu slle de Mayagiiez
40 ell plazo mas breve possible en que Sc
komprometerfan & entregar GAIA una de as
\ptidades, de las pleas siguientes:
10 (ochocientos poster para telegrafc
y q siete metros ds long. .tud media v
ANITA Y cinco centinetros de- circun-
3 sean 10 cent? METROS de diAmetre
senta nue. e mil) ira viesas d.
\edia de IN metro treint2 cen
De veinte csntfE-stros de
de doce ceEtfmetros.
ID m 1tros hneaies, mar
\et cuadria que no baj.
= .sdo, sea oche
Rs dc longitudes
prtunamente nj
vino, l..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-14
Gaia de Prestamos
Is PLAZA LAS DELICIAS-1 Ii

Ell dia 20 del corriente, las 9 de
la maf1ana, Sc remataran en- pnblica
-ubasta las prendas de los talones
que continuation Sc expresan, por
cuenta de quien corresponds y 6rden
de los que suscriben.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
FRATERNAL GOOD WILL.
DR. CARTER COMMENBED TO the
PtRLfC RI BROTHER PREICHERs.
Captain McCarrick Denies Reports I'm Re-
yard to- the Southern steamship Line.
DIR. wiIiinghsm a. a Debt Kaiscp

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 9.--Spcclh.-Th
Methodist preachers meeting to-day
adopted resolutions expressing freternai
goodwill TO Rev. pr. George w. Car
ter. and commanding him to the public
as lecturer.
Ills first appearance will be In the
Y. NJ G. a. Hall Friday evening. in a
benefit lecture.
Captain j. W. McCarTick. general
Southern agent OF the clyde Steamship
Company. denies that his company will
back the Southern railway su operating
q line between Baltimore and Norfolk.
or discontinue operating ships TO ana
from Richmond Via James river.
AN ASSIGNMENT.
l.. u. Brownstcin. ChTch-stroet
dealer in boots. shoes. ana gcntlemen's
furnishings. assigned to-day. with pre-
fcrrcd creditors to the amount OF S2.4O0.
Rev. DR. X. j. Willingham. who Sedi-
Gated SoIth-Strcet Baptist church, in
Portsmouth, yesterday afternoon. raised
1850 on the church debt at the close of
the service At night the remaining
$500 WAS secured.
Rev. .. s. Barten. -. D.. of Christ
Episcopal church. preached tho thrticth
anniversary sermon OF his pas,orate yes
tcrday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10

MADRID Dec. 9.-The shops in tl's city
are all closed, their proprietors tearing
that rioting might grow out OF the great
public demonstration against the scan
dals i'm the municipal Council and the
passive attitude of the Government in re-
gard thereto.
All of the principal streets are strongly
guarded by police.
Forty thousand persons paraded the
streets this evening. Among the proml-
nont men who took part were several
members of the late ministry. including
ex-Prime Minister Sagasta, Senior Silvela'
a dissenting Conservative; Seniors Mar
gall and Salmeron. the Republican lead
ers, and number OF senator's and mem
bers of the Chamber of Deputies The
route Of the procession was lined with
people. who enthusiastically cheered the
paraders.
There was an immense display of gem
darmos and cavalry. but their services
were not required. as the demonstration
was orderly throughout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10

CoIored Minister Killed-An Oyster sup
pcr by the Thornburg Club.

SPOTSYLVANIA COURTHOUSE. Dec.
e.-Special.-Mrs NJ. +. Harris Is quite
sick at her residence. near Shady Grove.
She is mother OF Sheriff Harris. In view
of her advanced years, her condluoh
causes much anxiety.
Joseph Roy. colOred minister, OF TINS
county. was killed last week on the Read
ing railroad. near Philadelphia. His re
mains were brought home for interment
nj Lewistown. The.funcral took place on
Sunday Roy was walking on the track
AT the time of the accident. lie was
struck by a passing engine and hurled
over nifty yards When taken up he was
dead The body was considerably mutt
lated Roy was well known here
Extensive preparations are being made
for Christmas tree to be given at
Goshen Baptist church. near here.
Mr. George -. Blackley gave an oyster
supper and dance TO the members OF the
Thornburg club at mis- residence. at Thorn
burg. last week. A party of itinerant mu-
sicians were i'm the neighborhoOd at the
time, and these latter We're so caustic in
their criticism OF the music OF the Thorn
burg gentlemen that for while "A good
old-fashioned row appeared imminent
Luckily, however. no other weapons than
words were employed, and the affair. in
consequence. was not long in dwindling
down TO a calm.
The Hotel School football team will
play a match game against a picked
team from the county on Friday even
Ing on the ground Of the School club, at
this place.
owing to rain. Rev. John G. Gray. Of
Fredericksburg, was unable TO get out to
conduct services at the Episcopal church
here on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Williams. the newlyappointed
Methodist pastor. preached his first ser
mon here at Zion church in the morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
VINO WILL BE GOJERNOR?
Some Gossip About the Next Legislature
American Tobacco stock Discussed.

WINSTON, n. c., Dec. s.-Special-ln
an interview to-day Chairman Holton' oil
the State Republican Executive COM
mittee. predicted that the next Legisla-
tire would be composed Of the strongest
and best men of any General Assembly
since the wer.
He saws the Democrats, Republicans
and Populists will put up only their best
material He thinks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Doughton is in the lead for the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor. lie regards
Colonel j. S. Carr not I'm II. Mr.. Holton
would not venture any prediction as 10
who his party would nominate
When asked If his name was not beng
mentioned as a possible candidate Tor
State chairman. he replied smiling: on,
/ will take nothing" Not even water?'
asked the interviewer. Il don't know
about that: i might have to-" answered
Mr. Holton.
William A. Wright. an aged Mason and
popular citizen. died at Lewisville yes
terday.
Mike Foust (colored). aged fifty years,
dropped dead in the courtroom while
court was in session to-day. Heart-disease
caused his sudden demise.
Dave Koontz (colored), who received
painful wound during Winston's recent
riot. was tried to-day and sent to the
county roads for six months for partici-
pating i'm the row. The cases against four
other rioters were continued.
The slump in American Tobacco Com
pany's stock is the all-absOrbing topic
among tobacco men here. Predictions as
10 the trusts future are varied and nu-
merOuS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
The san Francisco Arrives

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a cablegram
received at the Navy Department to-day
reported the arrival OF the United States
flagship San Francisco. at Beirut, Syria
Saturday. from Merzine.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 9.-Members
of the young Turkey party are highly
eratined at the determined attitude AS
umed by Said Pasha. In putting himself
under the protection Of the British En-
bassy and refusing to place himself un-
der the influence of. or i'm the the power
of. tho palace party The leaders OF
the party are very hopeful that the ac-
ton of Said Pasha VIII have the effct
of destroying theT system of tyranny
which has so long prevail| at the pal
ace. and openly express their feelings
upon the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
WINCHESTER GRAVES.
FOUR HUNDRED NORTH CARROLL
MANS ARE BURIED THERE.
Movement to Have Granite Head
stones Placed Over Them-Large Ke-
wards Offered for sin-wreckers.

RALEIGH, n. G., Dec. 9.-SDecial-As
soon as the criminal docket Is disposed oil
the Federal Court Will take recess
until January 18th. when ii will meet
again for the trial Of civil cases during
last week the court cost the Government
5000. The number OF witnesses was ire
mendous.
Rev. Mr. Averett. Of Louisburg, sug-
gested few days ago that the graves
OF the four hundred North Carolina sol
diers In "Stonewall Cemetery" Winches-
Ter. Va. be marked with granite head
stones. The North Carolina Monumental
Association donated $50 left In mana az
ter the unyeiling ceremonies 10 ANeret1
towards this object, and Marshal -. =.
Carroll sends his check Tor 80. II ~
estimated that 1t will cost s. for eacn
grave. and a suggestion j. made that
different persons take grave as me-
part in the work. Bishop 'hes ..,,.'
makes this suggestion and agrees TO take
one grave. 80, -
The amount OF pensions paid this year
will be S105 900. The per capita VIII pe
smaller than last year. on account oi
increase in number of pensioners
To-day work begins on the Morgan-
street bridge on the Raleigh and castor
railroad track. and that long taikeu-Oi
opening OF Morgan street west VIII sooi'
be a certainty
The Carolina Grocery Company was IN
corporated here on Saturday. win
capital stock of $4,000. at so n share.
Business will be done in this CITY. 49,,
Mr.. VIII Ashe, who * connected VIII
the state Geological Survey. has pen
sent To Atlanta by Governor carr 10 look
after the North Carolina exhibits thefe,
and to distribute pamphlets and papers
setting forth North Carolina resources
There Is no intimation yet gwen as 10
who will be the successor OF MI. H. *:
Lacy as Labor Commissioner. SeNerai
names are mentioned.
REWARDS OFFERED
The Governor has offered slp reward
for the persons who burned the house
and barn of W. J.. Bryan, IN NatauSa'
LAST night the Marylanders passed
through here on there return nome az
o'clock. Liberty Bell" march made the
streets ring as the band led the 100 from
the depot to the hotel, where again tnc
same crowd took dinner that dined mere
last Thursday night. The menu Wa q
fine one. Aud Lang Syne' was payeu
as they boarded the train ana thrce
cheers for Raleigh was responded 10 bN
three cheers for Baltimore as the cars
nuIled out Of the station.
,rbe Governor offers 500 for the arreU
of The nersons who attempted 10 wreck
The train on the Wilmington and Weldon
railroad at Neuse River bridge nSar
Goidsboro on the night OF November
2gth The railroad offers 5000, ana the
county of Wayne 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10

Republicans Have "A Big job on Their
Hands Assigning Few Members.

WASHINGTON. December Both the
Republican and Democrat COMMITTEES APP
pointed for the purpose Of fillins the va
cancies in the senate committees met
this afternoon at the Capitol.
Tine Repubncans conducted their confer
ence with the utmost secrecy. No con-
clusion of any kind was reached, and
meetings will be held from day 10 day
until committee arrangements are ready
TO be submitted TO the caucus. The large
addition TO the Republican membership
Of the Senate makes the task OF suitably
and satisfactorily adjusting the assign
ments a task not easily performed.
Those senators like Sherman. Morr.ll ,
Allison. Mitchell and Aldrich, who have
beal chairman of particular committees
for several yedrs will retain their places
Where a senator Is the ranking member
of two or more committees. he will be per-
mitted i'm accordance with the usage OF
the Senate to select tn" ch2irmanship
from his list that he prefers. The di!hcul-
~ arises i'm locating the new men and re-
arranging those commit -ees. the member
ship OF which has been almost entirely
obiterated.
Every Republican Senator will receive
a Craftsmanship.
There are sixty standing and select
committees. OF these fifteen are given 10
the minority, ltdNlhS ioi y NV III '''
Republicans. As there are but forty-tWo
Republicans in the senate, they can thus
be easily Accommodated to say nothing OF
a present OF three chairmanships 10 Pop
ulists il need be- The silver men VIII
doubtless nominate the finance committee
and will fiji the vacancy caused by the
retirement OF Mr.. Mcpherson.
There is also proposition TO increase
the number of that committee by adding
Mr. Plat. of Connecticut. and If THE
were done. Mr.. Plat. who is the ranking
man in three important committee would
probably give way on the most important
OF these and give some Of the new men
a place
The Democratic Committee also had
conference, but came TO no conclusion
preferring to wait and see what the Re
publicans did.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
THE TEXAS MIX rs 4 IRfiL Kun.
Under Adverse Conditions Her Machinery
stood the Test.

The battleship Texas, which now lies of
TompkinsVille, s. l., made a run OF lew
hours duration Saturday to test her ma
chiuerv. IL was intended that this trial
run should have been made on Wednes-
dav, but while sailing down the pay on
Tuesday a collar on the controlling smart
of her steam steering gear broke, and the
Texas laid up at Tompkiiisville Tor re-
pairs. II was necessary TO send TO WI
hanson Brothers, Philadelphia, for a
new collar and after this arrived II could
not be adjusted until an expert from the
Philadelphia shops came on. rms de-
layed the ship'strial run until yesterday.
The purpose Of the run was TO test the
workings of the machinery For THIS
reason her movements were of particular
interest and concern TO the Richmond L0-
comotive Company, by whom the ma
chinery was made. and the machine
~ was operated by men en-
ployed by that company The Texas
Gated her anchor at 6:l5 a. NJ
and returned at Robbins Reef Light
house fifteen minutes later. She passed
Sandy Hook and took a southwesterly
course. with a head wind and In an I'M
usually heavy sea. She went ten miles
beyond the Scotland Lighthship and re-
turned. arriving off TompkinsviIe at 4:SO
T. NJ. For nearly one hour she ran I'M
der fun steam and made 15.9 knots per
hour.
The machinery worked admirably dur
ing the run, so one of the officers said.
He asserted that not a defect was dis
covered This does not mean, however,
that the machiner is I'm shipshape. IL VIII
take a few more preliminary runs TO get
everything i'm order For this purpose the
Texas will make three or four short runs
during this week and at the end Of as
many as may be required. Captain Glass.
her commander will report to the Navy
Department his ship is ready for service
Then she will be ordered upon her trial
run to test her horse power and her cap
abilities as a battleship. New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
yOBfCCO STDrh.
IL Opens at 63 To GA Holder Of the Com
pany's stock Talks.

NEW YORK. Dec. a.--Liquidations in
American Tobacco were renewed on a
large scale this morning. 800 shares
selling at G30GG right at opening.
a large holder OF Tobacco said:
The tobacco war became virulent only
last summer. Up to that time, or prac-
tically six months OF the year. tre con-
panys sales were larger than ever be
fore ami the profits cOrresoondehsiy
larger. Now the companys books snow
thai II has suffered neaNy loses; W W VI
$500 GOD as the normal net earnings III
the first six months. the company mas
lost tremendously in The second nan OF
the year. An OF the plants the company
acquired were bought out OF sur-hu !:
money. and the prices PAID were not
exorbifanf Each Of the new companies
could more than pay large interest on me
price paid The pushing OF the Battle
Axe plug must have cost enorin1 s
and the company has reduced Itself 20
point where II Is question as 10 oiNi-
oends after che preferred If TINS war Witn
the plug people is 10 be carried on f1al
The COMPANY let well enough alone anu
followed its cigarette and smoking-to-
hacco business earnings Tor 1870 Woulu
have Appropriated - per cent. on lne
common stock. No allowance seems 10
be made for the SS.oOnWp surplus less
what was paid for the new plants, Tor
with such "A surplus and earnings as
stated Of { per cent. more than il per
cent on the common stock, there Wonlo
have been no need of passing the ulNl-
dend If the war had not been more dis
astrous than any outsiders mad hereto
fore beer led 10 believe
Worschoffer q Co, in their daily letier'
said to-day: ,.....
we challenge the officers and directors
Of the Tobacco Company to tell the truth
- the Stock Exchange and 20 their Stock
holders as to how they severally stand on
tnou stock transactions since II sou Al
III. =. ~ hoo,.d
Of directors about the business pohry ana
the payment Of dividends. etc, It should
be made clear TO all the stockholders
and those directors who by Speculation
have nut themselves in position 10 pro-
IN bv passing a dividend, should not oniy
he forced 10 resign. but they should DE
,,,ado nersonallv responsible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
A Woman Waylnid and Murdered.

CUMMING. GA, Dec. Q Newton Ed
wards and W. A. Wright are in Jail here
charged with the murder of Mrs. Ann
Mason She left her house about dusk,
November I'D. telling her children she
would be back i'm little while. Wright
had met her shortly before near her
house, and talked with her. and she went
in the direction he had taken. She did
not return. but late that night Edwards
went TO her house. and inquired If she
was at home. Her body was found the
next day Edwards viii have a pre-
Iimnary trial IN few days.
The motive for the murder has not been
developed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-10
IICIlT HUNDRED PITfENTs.
The Largest Number Ever In the Central
Hospital.


PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. Especial
There are now eight hundred and five
patients receiving treatment at the State
Central Hospital. the largest number Of
patients that has ever been at the nos
pital at any one time since IL was re-
moved from Richmond. The removal was
made on the lIth DAY OF March, 49,,
AZ the meeting of the city Council on
the LIST of the month an Appropriation
of $500 was made 10 the Home Tor the
Sick TO help meet the current expenses
OF the institution during the winter. rms
morning an order on the City Auditor
for the money appropriated was turned
over 10 Mrs. George Davis, treasurer OF
the Home. by Captain w. 5. McCance'
chairman of the Relief Committee or the
At The First Baptist church yesterday
morning a collection was taken on behali
OF the Virginia Baptist sundaE-sci, ,,".i
and Bible Board, the largest that mas
ever been taken at this church tor ms
cause.
Al the annual meeting Of the congrega-
ton of the Second Baptist churcn yes
tcrday morning Mr.. j.. a. Pulley was
elected treasurer ana Mr.. George Ram
key church clerk.
The poSt-ofcc here IS TO be suppHeH
with new furniture. and the private Once
of the postmaster II also 10 De relalu
with a handsome carpet.
DR. Randolph Barksdale. superintendent
of tho state Central Hospital, VINO hfs
been confined 10 the house for the past
three weeks from an attack OF lumbaso'
r. improving a..
Tho regular monthly meeting or The
BAPTIST Sunday-School Association OF re
torsburg and Ettrick. Chesterfield county
was held yesterday Afternoon al West
End Baptist church. An ADDRESS Was ~,
uvered bv Rev a. J. Fristoe subject,
sThc Furopean Sabbath In the iA@-s OF
Personal Observation MI. HaddOn wa.
kins of the choir of Gracc-Street chuicn.
Richmond sang three solos in most
charming manner .n TT
Judge Hancock was engaged uhtil late
this evening hearing arguments OF coIh-
sci on motion fori new trldl lot
Golden carroll. "a ncgio. who was con-
Victed some time ago in the County Court
Of Prince George Of murder ana ms pun
.ishmont fixed at sixteen years Ill inc
penitcntiary.