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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18
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va que dispnao sl hado
que las almas den siempre IN ser amado
81 mtlsica, su aroma su calor;
va que todas Las cosas
6 sus espinss dan dan aus resas
al anhslado objeto de su amor;
va que el Abril fiorido
da murmurio los arboles. y olgido
10 obscura noche los dolores dk,
y con dulcs embeleso
en- Ia ribera deposita IN beso
Ia ola que fsnecer en- ella va;
enterneeido arnaHte,
yo, sobre tt inclinado, en- este instante.
10 mejor darte quiero que hay ON mf:
el pensamiento milo
que, cual dulce y ben6fico rocfo,
en- Ngrimas de amor cae sobre If
lOhl De todos mis- dfas
los dolores, las ansias y alegrfss
tomalas; para tt tan solo SON
Toma, toma. bien milo.
cuantoa forja en- su loco desvarfo
ensueflos de placer mi corazon.
Reoibe de mi Ira
todas las notas, que por II suspira
en- el delirio de mi am ante fe;
mi espfritu, que incierto
boga al azar, ain encontrar el puerto.
81 do tus ojos el fulgor no We;
mi musa, que las heras
mscen sof1ando, y llora cuando lloras.
Iy en- kgrimas baffsda siempre est&i
Toma, toma, bien mfo,
un corax6n amants, que vacfo
sin tn dulcs cariflo quedara.
Vctor Hugo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18
COM II NICADO s
r u MO- ES FALSE OS
mo ES EXTRANO!

Segda he visto en- el peri6dico "La Peque
ia Antila" de esta ciudad, sc dice que pien-
30 marcharme del pals; y como muy bien di-
ce el peri6dico, este nunca 10 he pensado y
mucho menos en- las actuales circunstancias,
sn que Ell p6blico sensato de esta localidad
me sigue dispenssndo toda su confianxa, 10
que alta mas los fuertes lsEos &c anistad
que desds luengos afios, me unen con todo
10 mas granada de esta sociedad.
Yo peTns0necer6 en- Ponce mientras razo-
nes justas poderosas, no me obligusn &
abandonara.
Doctor A. G.. A. TaJdes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

En- vista del gran inter6s que ha
despertadO NUESTR0 F0LLETlN, he
mos heChO nueVa tirada de las pagi-
mas que SO han publicadO hasta ahora
asl pues, las pers0nas que SO suscri-
ban este peri0dicO antes del 81 de
luniO COrrIente, recibiran gratis todas
las paginas de LOS MlSTERIOS DE PA
RlS publiCadas hasta la fecha on que
recibamOs aVisO de 81 abOnO. Asi les
sera facll COnserVar ell IibrO enterO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18
RECoRTES z

NADIA hay pequsfio, como sabsn todon
aquelIos en- quienes In natursleza penetra
profnndamente- Todo trabaja para todo.
Un destripa tsrrones es I'M scr importante;
10 pequefio % grande; 10 grands es pequsfio;
todo estk equilibrsdo por la necesidad.
Donde acaba sl teleseopio comienza ell mi
croscopio. EQUAL tiene m4s vistaf Escoge6
Un POGO de meho es una pleyade dc fore +
una nebulosa e. IN hormiguero de estrelles.
sQu6 GO nnestro globo3 MaQuina hechs
espiritu engranamientc enorme cuyo rsi
mer motor 90 el mosquito y cuya Ultima ru
da es el zodiaco.
Victor Hugo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18
M AID RIG GAL

Cuando sl rosado velo
In Aurora descogfa,
baf1ando en- suave luz ell ancho cielo.
al baflarse fus al mar 10 amada mia.
Estaba el mar serene;
pero oil yer 10 blancura dc aquel seno
y aqusllos blondes rizos
y squel sin I'm de hechixos.
recibir dispdsose a mi ingrata,
por abrazarla mas mAs prisa,
con brevss olss de lncisnts plata.
Eutr6 en- ell mar; Ia juguet ona brisa
scarici6 el magnfnco tesoro
de rosas, nievs y ORC;
las aguas bulliciosas
en- torno SO aprestaban
del orc de la nieve y de las rosas,
y Apollo, mss que nunca diligants.
aguij6 los caballos del famoso
gran carro, y asom6 por el Oriente,
como quien YER desea
al cabo de Glen siglos, sorprendente,
salir del mar, Venus Olterea.
n. Rodriguez Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18
NOtiCiaS
E9n9ral99

Hoy termina Ia publication de los inciden-
tss parlamentarios sobre asuntos de Puerto
to Rico
RScomendamos Ia lectura de Ia parts que
oorresponde este p6mero
Por dar mucho espaciO esas inserciones,
nos Vimos en- la necesidad de suspepds
otros materiAlss do inter6s, que iran salien-
90 POGO POGO, y en- riguroso turno, ssgin
ell orden oon que 80 recibieron.
Ante numsrosa eononrranoia Sc efsctuaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Aver vino por cable & ssta ciudad 10 noti-
clA de que al joven puertorriquefi0 don Jor-
&c Armstrong recibl6 en- la Universidad d,
YALE, la mas celebre de los Estados Unidos
el titulo de ipgeniero civil, despues de bri
llantes estudios.
Nos asociamos In satisfaction que nues
tro buen amigo don Carlos Armstrong pa
dre de Jorge-y su distirguica familia ex-
perimentan hoy.
nos felicitamos de que Ponce teDga en
trs sus hijos uno mas que lie honre por sns
| conocimisntos por sus prestigios.
III 1oven iDgeniero embarcar& Immediate
menie hacia sa pals natal, donde le sguar-
dan mHchas simpstfas muchas ofertas.
BellegG del r0stro
Rsstituida con ell sso del m maravilloso IRE
medic Tauro" de Sidi-amaz z-QneVadoss
Este preparado-seg6u habran compro
bsdo nuestros favorecedores, no entra en- Ia
categorfa de ese farrogos de medicamentos
inciertos inseguros en- sus resultadcs de
dudoso problematico 9xito, sino por ell con
trario, es una utilidad tai, es de una impor-
tancia tan grande, que 81 por ST solo-cura
radicalmente y en- pocos dfas todas las sfec-
ciGnes cutaneas, tales que las mauchas; Pc
cas-, pafios y cuantas alteraciones afear pue-
dan al rostro del bello sexo.
+" FL Remedio Tauro " es hoy buscado por
las damas que ven su agraciado rostro inva
dido de manchas pecas, como ell mas pre-
cioso descubrimiento.
mety, Capital, Valle y Oancio, Ponce, al
por mayor detail G Mulet, Mayaguez Pto
Rico.
NotG: Sc pueden pedir por correo los
puntos de venta.
JUNO de 1895.
Qu6jase un amigo nuestro dc las formas
POGO corteses y atsntas que suele usar con el
pdblico ell emrleado de TELEGRAPH de la Gen
tral don Victoriano Rodriguez Par6cenos
que no es correeto ese procedsr nos per
mitimos lamar, sobrs ell case, la stenci6n
del sef1or Quiroga. q fin de que procure que
ell tai empieado guaIde al p1blico, quien
sirye, las considerations que merece.
Quiere usted un medicamento de propie-
dades altamente digestivas, que favorezca
las funciones de la nutricion, entorpecidas
en- usted por los desordenes de su estomago
debilitadof
Quiere usted curarse de todas las indispo-
slclones de su est0mago, las cuales van des- |
truyendo su ORGANISING con asombrosa lenti- |
tudG
sQuiere usted dejar de padecer de dispep- |
sias de gastralgias, n&useas iddigestio- |
nes?
Pues use usted sin demora la SOLUCION |
DE TORREGROSA, que |
sc vende en- todas las Boticas.
Excija usted que sea la legftima de Tore
grosa.
Solicitela en- Ponce en- la Farmacia Gadea.
8.
Io do
PESOS, gratifcar6 al que capture entire /
que los tribunales de justcia al individuo
que me hiri6 alevosamente.- e.-ABEL ARDo A.
AosCoso
SE nEGEA 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

PARA CLASSES NOOTURNAs A DOMI
CLIO, se ofrece Ell Professor que suscribe
Ensefanza de Tenedurfa de Libros, de Fran
ces y de una mas asignaturas de Iustruc-
ci6n secundaria, Latin inclusive Jose Il
" SGa1VrJo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Sc DESEA tomar en- aiquiler
una casa Iuformes en- esta i'm
prenta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

A una mujer que venden setas en- IN mer-
cado % 10 acerca un caballero y 10 dice:
IA que precio vende usted las setasf
Al que usted quiera, 81 me las cornpra
todas. Sospecho que alguna de ella sea yene-
nosa.
No importa. Las qniero para dar una
sorpresa mi suegra y
-SO6mo va, doctors
Il Mali Muy malt
-Pues tiene usted muy buena cara.
NO ca ESQ, hombre; no me ha eutendido
listed; es que todos mis- clientes disfrutsn de
ma salud envidiable.
STRELLAS FUGAO
Dijo que VERNE venia:
no sc que guerra de mi:
pnes I'm alma que tenfa
me la pidi6 81 Ia df,
iaunqus no 10 merecfai
No sc como rfes,
ouando estAs segura
de que si 20 hablase, formarfan un lseo
las lAgrimas tuyas.
Joaquin Alcatde de ZafrG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

GRATIFICAOON.-O la suma de MIL
PESOS, gratificar6 al que capture y entire
que los tribunales de justicia al individuo
NOsCOso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Nuevo surtido de calzado acaba de recibir
Ia Sncursal de Pjza Hermanos a.
En- clases para sefioras y nifios la variedad
es compteta. no olvidar que es la casa que
MIS- barato vende. As alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Nuestro corresponsal en- PatilIas nos eseri-
be dandonos cuenta del brillante resultado
obtenido por In inteligsnte habil profesors
ssnorita ViCtoria Oapella en- los exAmenes de
la escuela que allf dirige.
La Junta local de instruction quedo muy
complacida de los grandes adelantos que de
mostraron las alumnas. asi 10 consign5 en-
el libro de califcaoiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

n. Rodrtgxes Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Pronto ser4 embarcada con direction
AlcalA de Hensres, en- cuya galera qusdara
recluida, la individoa Maria Regina Leon,
que en- Guayama cometi6 ell nefando crimen
de dar muerta IN hijo suyo de corta edad,
sumergi6ndolo en- una paila de almid6n hir
Viendo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Auts numsrosa conourrsncia Sc efsctuaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

En- Isabella ha pagado su dtimo tribute q
La naturaleza Ia estimable ssf1ora dofia Zoile
Estrada. deuda cercana de nuestro buen ami
90 don Jose Estrada del Vale, quien acom
paflsmos en su justa peua, asi coro & los
demSs parientes de la inada.
D E.P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

Ls consul de France rappelle aux Frar ais
ben6fciaires de Part. so de Ia Ioi 1889 de ne
pas ouolier de lui demander le certifcat
qn'ils sont tenus d'envoyer chaque aimee en-
France III invite egalement ceux oui. nes
en 1875, sccomplirent par consequent lsur
20 6me aimee en- 1895 ct qui sont venus 4
Porto Rico avant rags de 10 ans, de lci ecri
re, d'ici la fin du mois d'Ac ut, pour ou'il
puisse les faire beD6icier de Part. so ct regu
lariser leur situation militaire.
JUNO 18 1896 m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-18

La comisi6n nombrada para examinar 4
los alumnos del colegio de segu9da enseflan
"a de Santurce la componsn los estedraticof
don Enrique Alvarez r6rez don Santisgc
Hita, y forman la que ha de pssar Mava
guez J Ponce con identicos fines los seffores
Acevedo, Janer, Annexy y Tenes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
BRITISH CABINET COUNCIL.
Rumored Resignation of BaIfonr.
The Education Bill.

LONDON. June "a hastily-sum-
moned Cabinet council met at the For
eign Office this forenoon, and sat for an
hour. 1t was rumored that A. J. Balfour,
First Lord Of the Treasury. and Govern
ment leader Of the House of Commons,
had resigned from the Cabinet. The
rumor caanot be confirmed.
When the House Of Commons resumed
it's sitting in Committee OF the Whole
on the education bill to-day, Mr.. Bal
four moved that the chairman leave the
chair which motion is equivalent TO drop
ping the bill for the present session.
Mr. Balfour. speaking to his motion,
said that Parliament would meet early
In 1897. and would fulfil the pledges which
the government had made in regard TO
voluntary schools. Critics. he said, might
say that this was an extraordinary ex-
ample Of weakness on the part OF a
government backed by a large majority.
In theory, the advantage Of big ma
jority would be that It would have over
whelming authority. II physical force de-
cided parliamentary questions, but really
the only advantage of a great majority
i'm Parliament was that II was difficult
to turn it into a minority.
Mr. Balfour said he did not feel at all
moved by criticisms asserting that the
course decided upon was discreditable TO
the government. He only regretted the
obstructive tactics Of the opposition. as
giving evidence OF parliamentary decay.
Sir William Harcourt. the leader OF the
opposition. justified the right OF the
Liberals 10 defeat a revolutionary attack
upon elementary education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
TeIeurnphic Briefs.

London.-Sir Augustus Harris the we'll
known theatrical and operate manager
died.
Louisville. Ky.-The Seashols Dry-Goods
Company made an assignment TO the Lou
isville Trust Company. Assets, Nlo'W0'
liabilities, $1,000.
New York.-"Denver Ed" Smith looms
up as the unknown whom G. III. Hide
brandt. of johannesburg, South Africa
will back against Fitzsimmons for the
championship of the world.
Berlln.-A duel was fought at RUNNERS
dof, near Berlin. between lieutenant
Buch. OF the Ninth Regiment, and Lieute-
nant Luehring, Of the Sixth Regiment
the weapons used being pistols, and Lieu
tenant Luehring was shot and almost IN
stantly killed.
Washington Olney received
the following dispatch from Mr.. Herod'
Secretary Of the United States Legation
al Toxic: Deaths caused by the tidal
wave estimated at over 5000. In reports
10 date (2lsD no mortaliues among Amer
leans"
Creede. Col.-The Miners Bank was rob
bed at noon of $1,000 by an unknown man,
who slipped Ia by the private entrance,
and covering the cashier with revolver
seized all the money I'm the drawer. then
backed out slipped through an alley, and
escaped.
Savannah. Ga.-The Georgia Car Manu-
featuring company NAcOtpoidtt'D' Win a
capital stock Of 100000. has begun the
erection Of its plant. The machinery Of
the plant was formerly located at Hunt
ingdOn. Pa, and was recently bought by
Savannah capitalists. The company Will
employ 400 10 500 hands.
New York The barkentine T.. S. Pow
ell. Captain Hodgkinson. which cleared
Sunday for Charleston, S. c.. in ballast,
returned I'm tow Of the tug Leonard Rich
ards, and reported that about twelve miles
southeast OF the Highlands she was run
into by the American ship lroquOis. Of
Bath, Me-. from Honolulu for New York,
sugarladen.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Interesting exercises
were held I'm the rooms OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. when the people OF Knox
county presented TO the State OF Teunes-
see a block Of Tennessee marble 70 be
presented by Governor rurney 10 the State
OF Nebraska for the purpose Of erecting
a monument az Lincoln in memory Of
Abraham Lincoln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
Russell with whitney.

BOSTON, June 22.-When seen to-day in
regard 10 the report that he was going TO
Chicago with ex-Secretary Whitney. ex-
Governor William f. Russell said: AT
the earnest request Of Mr. Whitney and
others | am going to Chicago with him TO
give whatever help can in the struggle
in the Democratic party for sound money
against free silver. My own views on
the subject are well known. and have
been often stated. Believing the issue
to be Of the gravest importance. not only
to the country. but TO the present and
future OF the Democratic party. I cannot
remain inactive IL II Is thought / can be
OF any service at Chicago. / cannot. how
ever. 90 10 Chicago under the ieast suspi-
cion that / am there FOR any personal rea-
sons. nor can | take part in qhis fight
embarrassed by any personal interest in
the result. shall. therefore. decline 10
have my name presented to the conven-
tion as a candidate"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23

The Board OF Managers OF the Day
Nursery and Free kindergarten. No. 1915
east Franklin street. beg 20 acknowledge
with thanks the following donations:
Mrs. Oscar Cranz. 4 dozen spoons; Mrs.
Moesta, bread and clothcs Mrs. j. r..
Goddin, dolls and clothing; Mrs. l.. T.
Wallace, bundle OF clothes; MIRA Mo-
esta, dozen spoons: Mr. Henry Hutzler.
30 small baskets OF candy: Henry Froeh-
ling, Jr., shirt-waist; Mrs. G. II. Hyde.
/ bundle Of clothes: Mrs Fox, l bundle
OF clothes; Mr.. Louis Bromm. IL loaves
OF bread; Mrs. j. W. Harrison and Mrs.
Hazard, dining-room chairs; Misses
Clara and Lily Becker. dozen eggs:
through Miss Fannie Holdsworth Qrom
East Richmond Missionary Band) A.10:
Mrs. Ells Mitteldorfer matting Mrs.
II. a. Lancaster new dresses: Mrs. w.
t. Daniel 81; Miss Anna Boykin. 81; Mrs.
John Wallace. 81: Mrs. Joseph Levy 81.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Straus 81 Mrs. Blanche
Binswanger. 81; Mrs. Joseph Rosenbaum,
81; Mrs. Ellis Mitteldorfer. 81; Mrs. u.
Mitteldorfer, 81; Mrs Catherine Hazard,
So
Clothing for several little boys. from
to 10 years old. is greatly needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
OHIOANs sILyERITE ALSO.
Platform to lie short-CIeveIand to
lie Ignored.

COLUMBUS, o., June 22.-As the ad-
vance guard Of the delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention arrives It seems
that the sentiment for free-silver coinage
is even stronger than was anticipated.
II is almost impossible to find an advocate
Of the single-gold standard among the
Democrats present tonight. There is not
the slightest doubt that the delegates at
large will be free-slver men. and IL Is
likely that the convention will declare in
favor OF the unit rule. and instruct the
delegation to Chicago TO cast the entire
vote of the State for free-silvcr coinage.
Tonight IL was announced that the
State Centra; Committee, Of which a
majority is for the slngle-gold standard,
would name a gOld-standard Democrat fOr
temporary chairman Of the convention
This so exasperated the free-sllver men
that they issued notices from their head
quarters that II this was done they would
ignore the selection and choose a chair
man OF their own. They have agreed
upon Thomas T.. Powell Of this city for
such officer.
The platform is 10 be short. II will de-
clare In the plainest terms for the free
coinage Of silver at the ratio OF i6 20 /.
denOunee the work Of the present Legis-
lature and the administration Of Gov
ernOr Mckinley: criticise the last session
OF Congress, and ignore President Cleye-
land entirely.
INDIANIANS FOR SILVER.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, June Pit Is
almost a certainty now that the Demo-
cratic State Convention 10 be held here
will declare in favor OF free silver at
10 TO l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
GOLD MEN IN CONTROL.
Wisconsin Democracy Stands by
CIevcIand-COnve To-day.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, June 2.-The gold
men and friends Of the Cleveland Ad-
ministration appear to have captured the
Wisconsin Democracy, and at the con-
vention Of the party. which will as
sanble at the Bijou Theatre tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. the gold men Will
be able 10 run things their own way.
The silver forces Of the State are not or
ganized. and the victories won by them
in the preliminary skirmishes about ten
days ago alarmed the gold men, and only
tended 10 spur them on to more vigorous
efforts. Every sound-money man in the
State was called upon TO make special
effort to secure the election of gold dele
gates. and the result was that in some
OF the counties which were thought 10
be bimetallic the gold men were success
fuI. There will be 359 delegates in the
convention. or one for every 500 votes
cast for Cleveland in 1922.
4 careful estimate prepared this morn
ing shows that there will be, so far as
heard from. 1914 gold men, 81 silver men,
and G2 doubtful.
Thomas f. Rawley, Of Eau Claire
sound-money man, will be temporary
chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
GEN. LEE,s pIsPATcHEs.
They May Lead To Armed Inter-
vention On Our Part.

a Habana telegram to the New York
Herald ~ Sunday said:
consul-Gcncral Lee forwarded TO Prcsi-
dent Cleveland at noon to-day dispatches
a .ae utmost importance. They should
reach tho President and Secretary Oh
I.y carly iu the coming week. The dis
patches contain the full reports of the
Cu.Il-Geucral upon the Cuban situation.
and are Of an extremely sensational
Character
u tte dispatches there are two quite
c...He, dOcuments-the one wholly con-
in"taI and FOR the personal information
o. fr.s lent Cleveland: the other. a clear
tfaHk exposition Of the situation In The
island at The present time with the
t-oiest candor the representative Of the
United States in Habana describes the
existing condition OF affairs la Cuba. both
from political and commercial
i9.nt Of View
MAY LEAD TO INTERVENTION.
have seen Consul-General Lee to-day
t.I Notwithstanding his extreme rc'l-
't.. aL1 his refusal 20 reply 10 cues
NIs iu relation especially 20 his conn
Genital report 20 President Cleveland.
ta justified in drawing the conclusion
'.i h's document is Of tremendous III
I....Alt 10 the lullel states ana ~
B, n So strong is IL. in fact that lls
contents may. 30 IS hinted. De made the
of armed Intervention In cuban al
..ls on the part Of the administration
a. Washington.
Tho report Intended as Information par
u..arly designed for the Department OF
h.a'es. and which viii be presented 70
fniary Oincy, IS i am Informed, ana
es ] have already indicated. complete
o'- impartial review Of the field. Con-
t-I-1encfal Lee takes the ground, un-
..n,and. that the only possible soiu-
Non of the dreadful problem existing In
..e ISLAND is autonomy on Canadian lines
while the Spanish flag flies In the Island
'l Cuba. COnsul-Ceneral Lee says, no
0.hrr remedy can be found to stay the
it1'.llon or end the bloOdshcd and de-
'asiation which are a. present making
'9'gotha Of one OF the faircst portions
OF tne earth's surface.
itiH REMEDY PERHAPS TOO LATE.
Even mis- remedy. the Consgl-General
informs President Cleveland and Secrc-
ls'y Olney. al this late day may be IN
.ntcinaL AT one time In the course Of
'N' rebellion the cuban rcvolutionists
misht perhaps. have welcomed such au-
1,homy. az II would have won friends IN
PARTY OF peculiar rcspectability In the
siana But az present this party has
81 10 hold Ia great degree, aud. as
''' Inc Insurgents and their friends. their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
Reduced Rates 10 West Point and
Return.

The Southern railway, recognizing tho
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like 10 spend their Sundays at
West Point. have arranged 10 put In n
rate of 81 for the round trip, tickets TO
be sold Saturdays and Sundays, good to
return Mondays. The Terminal Hotel"
at this point has Just been opened under
an experienced management. and every
thing has been done for the comfort OF
guests who may so to that point. For
rates, tickets. and other Information, call
al Richmond Transfer Company's. 9o3
east Main street; J. o. Verser ticket
agent Southern Railway Station. or so
east Main street. j. c. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
sundays Triiby.

Sunday morning. promptly at $50. thu
Trnby Excursion for Norfolk Virginia
Beach. and Ocean View left the Unicn
Depot well filled with excursionists, ami
It is needless TO say that they all enjoyed
pleasant day. free from the extreme
heat OF the city. The bathing could not
have been better. and great many OF tho
party also enjoyed a bath in tho SURF
As the season advances these excursiona
grow i'm popularity, as shown by yester-
days train. which had the largest crowd
OF the season. The management was all
that could be expected. There VIII bd
another Trilhy next Sunday. the 2sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-23
Verdict Against Elan.

NORFOLK, VA, June 2.-lspeciaI)-
Tho case OF w. G.. Elan, editor Of the
pilot charged with publishing libel
ioms article rejecting on Judge Portlock,
of the Norfolk County Court, ended to-
dict OF guilty, and fixed his punishment
This case has been dragging along in
the court for four days. Judge West, OF
sussex county. presided, In place Of Judge
Portloc!-.
When the verdict was returned counsel
for defendant gave notice that exceptions
would be filed. and Friday was fixed by
the Court TO hear the argument. Mr..
Elan then renewed his bond for appear
ance on Friday.