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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
Mrs. Jerald II. Benson.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Aug. 10
Specal.-Mrs. Jorald j.. Benson. wife Of
Or. 9. i. Benson. died suddenly Satur-
day evening at 1880 o'clock at her resi-
dencc, on Park street. She was a sister
of the late DR.. Williams. Of st. Louis.
Her funeral and burial took place at her
husbands residence yesterday evening at
o'clock
She leaves four children. two daughters
and two sons MeSsrs. Henry and James
Benson, OF Richmond. brothers OF DR..
Benson, and Mrs. Bowman. and Mrs
John +. Henson. of Richmond. were pres
ent at the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11

ROANOKE, VA. Aug 1O.-Special.-A.
{. Hippey, general superintendent OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad. died
at his residence, in this city. this morn
nig. He had been an invalid for two
years and his death was not unexpect-
ed
Mr.. Hippey was fifty years Of age
was native OF Pennsylvania. and served
two years and a half in the Union army
during the late war He had been in
railroad service ever since the war. and
had held many responsible positions.
He had been with the Norfolk and West
crn six years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11

The funeral OF Mrs Emily T. Shew-
bridge, who died suddenly on Saturday
night in the oighticfh year OF her age.
took place from Laural-Siroet Methodist
church at o'clock Sunday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11

Or. George W. Darlington. Grand
Secretary of Masons. is az Mountain
Ridge. Giles county. attending the Royal
Arch School OF Instruction. lie viii re-
turn from there 10 Hushurg. Campbell
county whore he IS spending his sum-
mer vacation, and br the Isl Of Septem-
be- will be found az his desk I'm tho
Masonic Temple. Mr. C.. A. Nesbitt. as
sistant 10 the Grand Secretary. is acting
Grand Secretary during DR.. Darlington S
absence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
SOC. BED-SPREADS, TODAY 25c.

Full size, 66x79 inches,
Crochet Bed Spreads,
splendid designs and good
weight, the kind we sell
at Soc, on sale at 9 A. NJ.
To-Day and until sold at
25c. each.
because we must have
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
CHENILLE PORTIERES.

Chenille Portieres. full length, choice
designs, IN various cOlOrs--
Regular price. $3.50. must-haye-
money-sale price. .l.gs.
Regular price, s39s; must-haye-
money sale price, 1915.
Regular price. IS; must-haye-money-
sale price. s3.9S.
Tapestry Portieres. in many styles.
exquisite designs, full length and extra
wide
Regular price, 90; must-haye-money-
sale price, - Co.
Regular price. $780, must-hAye-
money sale price. s2.ys.
Regular price. -i.2J, must-haye-
money sale price. 1919.
Regular price. %: must-haye-money-
sale price. SAP.
Regular price, s.; must-haye-money-
sale price, sJ.Jy
Regular price. $3.50; must-haye-
mouey-sale price. S62).
Regular price, sos. must-haye-
money-sale price. s7.sJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
CHENILLE COVERS.

Chenille Covers. choice designs
Ga regular price.S7 l-2c. aud 81: must.
have mOney-sale price 1oc.
"A regular price. 81 Lee; must-heye.
money price, 21c.
"a regular price. OJc.; must-haye'
money sale price. soc.
60 regular price, sl.sO must have
money -saie price, : l.
"A regular price, sl.75; must-haye
money-sals price. Ss.25.
"a regular price. ~; must-hays
N ney- sale price. $3.50.
81 regular price, s2.75; must-haye.
money-sale price. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11

The Dixie Canopy IS the best; wi fit
Ov r any SIZE bed regular price. tl.6i:
must -haye-money-sale price. <Ly,;
complete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

una bora, me convened que no hay nn hoin
bre mas honrado mas noble, nj mas valero-
samente resignado que vos,
-Pero, senior; mi merito no es grande
la verdad: he nacido ssi, no debia espe-
rarse otra cosa.
-Lo se; por ESQ no os alabo, sino que
os aprecio. Establ para salir de ese aguje
ro para hbraros de los algaaciles, cuando OF
la voz de vuestra hiia, determine oederle la
dicha de salvaros. Por desgracia la rapaci
dad de los guardias del comercio priv6 4 la
pobre Lniss de esta dulce satisfaction, en-
tonces me presente. Aver recibi algunas
cantidades que me debian, por ESQ he podi
do cumpiir de anternano la volunt I'd de vnee
ira bienhschora, pagsndo esa desgraciada
deuda. Pero vuestro infortunio ha sido tan
grande, tan honrado, 10 hab6is sufrido CON
tanta resignacioD, que el inter6s que se os
manifesto, y que merec6:s, no se reducir6
este solo don. En nombre de yuestro Angel
tatelar puedo cfreceros un porvenir tranquiIo
diehoso, para vos para 9uestros hiios
-iSeia posible Pero d 10 menos decid.
me su nombre, stfor; el nombre de ese an.
gel tutelar, como vos lie lamais.
NO hay duda que es un angel Y te.
niais rag6n al decir que tienen aus pepas asi
los rieos como los pobres.
RS desgraciada esa sefora2
--sY qui6n no padece On esta vidsf Pc.
70 no halo Inconvenience ningnno on deciros
80 nombre Sc llama
AcordAndose Rodolfo de que maaama
Pipelet saba que ls marquess de Harville ha.
bia lido aquells casa con intenci6n de YER al
c0ns1ndnnse, y temiendo con raz6n Ia indis
creta locuacldad de la portera, continue aes
pues de un momento de silencics
-Os dire el nombre do esa seflors, hajo
una condici6n
-lOhl Ia que querais, ssnoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

explicarle su liberalidad, el principe 40 re-
tir6 IN lado CON ell lapidsrio, nientras sale
grfa" preparaba Luisa para recibir la mott
cia de la maeits de su hermana, Y le diio
-SNo VINO veros anteayer una eefiora
joven?
ST, sehor, Sc eontrist6 mucho al yer
nuestrs situaei6n.
-Pues ella es d quien debeis estar
agradecldos, no mi
-sSera possible, sefior? Aquella sefiora
joven....
-Es yu.rtTa ienhechora. He lleyado
generos 6 casa algunas veces. Cuando
alquile cuarto de esta casa, supe por Ia
portera vuestra cruel situaci6n. Como con.
taba con la carload de esa senora, fui inme-
diataments su casa, anteayer vino ella
informarse, como habeis visto. Sali6 de
aquf conmovida; pero como vuestTa desgra-
gacla podfa ssr fruto de maia conducta me
encarg6 que tomase informes 10 mas pranto
possible, fla de medir sus benefoios por
suestra probidad.
- Que sef1ora tan buena, tan noble
Con rsz6n decfa yo..
lAh. Magdalenal Isl los ricos saepserant
no verdad?
5C6mo ssLeis Ell nombre de mi muiar?
lqaien os ha dicho que2.
-Desde las seis de esta maTana he es-
tado ocnlto en- ese desskn eontiguo vues-
ira guardilla.
y he dido cuanfo ha pasado.
-iDios milo! pero sc6mo pudfsteis mete
ros alli2
Nadie podfa informarme meior que
vos misno de 10 que deseaba saber, v he que
rido oiros sin que 10 snpi6seis. El portero
me habl6 de ess pequeile dessa1, a6n me
propuso cedermelo para leiIera Esta maila-
M le die que me dejase verlo, estnve en- 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

Sc haran con todo 10 precise, bien,
y para mucho tempo
Una idea SO nae ocGrre, vecina.
-Decid.
-sSabeis escoger bien la ropa Y los
muebles2
va 10 creo-coutest6 con cierta va
nidad
-Pues entonces. cogeos de mi brazo
yamouos al Temple comprar 10 que hace
falts. sQuer6ie2
-iJesds, que felicidad! iPobreciilo~!
Pero Sy ell dinero2
-Lo tengo
-5Quinientos frances?
Ell bienhechor de Morel me ha dado
carta blanca, no quiero ahorrar NADIA con esos
infelices. ST sab6is de otro sitio donde haya
mejores generos que en el Temple.
I'm ninguna parte Sc halla nads meior;
laego en- el Temple todo SO pnede comprar
hecho: rops para los nifios, para la maslre
-Vamos eutonoes al Temple, yeciDa.
Jay, Dios mio. Pero .
SPero qu69
NADIA, pero va yeis -. mi tempo -.
es 10 dnlco que poseo; va me he atrasado bas-
tante vendo y viniendo para cnilar & Ia nu-
jer do Morel Y una hora aqui otra hsra
all, van hacienda poqnito POGO un dia en-
tero; un dia vale treinta sneldos,. casndo no
gana NADIA en- un dfa es precise yivir como
81 90 ganara. Pero no importa, aprovechar6
las noches;y adem&s mis- horas de recreo son
unuy raras v contadas, de 10 que me pesa.
NADIA, andando. Me parecer& que soy muy
riea, muy rica, y que compro con mi dinero
todas esas cosas para M0rel. Voy ponerme
ell chai y sl sombrero, vuelvo nm minute,
vecino.
-gQuereis que misntras tanto IIeve mis-
rapeles vnestra hahitaci5n?
Como gusteiss ' con ESQ ver6is mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
LOS MfsrERtOs DE PARIS
26S

-sQu6 sitio es ese2
-SNo sab6is que es ell Temple?
No, vecina
-Pues es donde compran sus muebles
los que como vos y como yo quieren vivir
con economic. Sc compran allf mas baratos
que en- otras paltes, tan buenos.
-dDe veras2
va 10 creo; ejemplo: 1Cu&nto hab6is
psgado por vuestra levita?
NO Sc precisamente 49,
-lQue decfs, vecino! mo sabeis 10 que
os ha costado voestra levits2
-Os confesare con frsnqneza que la de-
bo aGn-dijo Rodolfo.---Ya veis que no pue
do saber
-lAh, yecino, veciro! Sois POGO orde-
nado.
-iAh, vecins! ese es mi pec&do.
-Pues deb4is enmendaros, 81 quereis
que seamos amigos; me parece que 10 sere-
mos, porque ten9is trazas de ser bueno va
ver6is como no os desagrada mi vecindad
Me ayndareis y 20 os ayudare tambien, por-
que entire vecinos no hay NADIA mas natural.
Cnidare de coseros y>plsncharos, me scom-
panaTeis para sncerar todos los dias ell sueio
de mi cnarto. Soy madrugadora, oe des-
pertal6 para que Hunea os echen de nenos en-
la tienda: liamar6 vaestro tabique hasta
qua me digSis: iBuenos dfas, yecinal
Que me place: me despertal6is, euida.
I6is de mi ropa, 20 enCerar6 vuesfro cuarto
---Pero Sser6is econ6mico ordenado?
-Seguraments.
~ cuando tengAis que comprar alguna
cosa, ireis al Temple. Supongamos que esa
levita os ha costado ochenta frances pues
bien; en- el Temple Ia oomprarfais por tren-
tn.
- Eso es una vihA! DE modo QUE con
qninientos seiscientos frances Or. els one
" pohre Morel y su familia....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
UnuuentO Derm6geno !

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERMoGENo =S
las Ikagas Qnsnsaasyas, .tssa,ssfss, ps-
ead.ras dc mosquitoes kprS afrse0sa
sa60S0Ssy, slsfa1sfasss ssDs0res, ds
csalgNSsy SYoesdsSeia, vsvas0fss0s0, W.
csyas. Hsyidas De esalQNseS arms. fS-
,ysdssos de., 10 demuestran las infini.
tas curaciones obtenidas y eli constao
te uso que de dicho especiico 81
hace.
Deposito: FarSsGcs0 Cs~traI de J
Fcrrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

l. del dia toara
sarz rasbdo Puerto decto
dia cada auno de
del 28 aa Espana
6eco de gual puerto dia
cAds
cuarentena dede e l: de Mayo 80 de ssde
admite carga odos so
Syo~+o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
Gran dspuratir0 vsgsta!

sea exeracto fluido compuesco dc
sarlas plantas indlgenas, usadas CO.
co alterantes y sudorfficas.
Cada onza Huida representa- una
+, 7xa de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAI. |
Ell mas conocido, ssgsSc y y1psdt
srsicador de Ia sangre!
Conserva el cuts tsrso y Hbre de
,xtcsorss y gva1os!
Put den usarlo hasta los uifios.
Dep6sito: FsSssacSa Central. De J
erxcr.
m,sv. o. S. Nvbre. de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

n 7opa, g ! Ass.o0itaA o0tAdo 81 ss'ass.sa.. oe y
nor marques, que injuriaba y provo
caba diariamente & medic Paris, ma
t6 en- duelo al inofensivo captain Ma
yer, introduciGadole veinticiaco cen
tfmetros de una de las espadas de
mas de 700 grsnos de peso que usa-
ba en- sus ejercicios de la sala de ar
e La espada, que At. at.f-se:4S = =, !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
SAG A l. A NJ B =
2ULTA-DoLoA

Este preparado indio, do gran faxsa ea a
oafs, cura radicalnsnte los oatsrros grlps-
tss, dolores de caoesa, neurslgias, reuns ,
lnaamacSones denas ..fsacionss Cut&aess,
.te., etc.
La f5rnais de cada boseila indics la Ena.
lsra ds usarse. a pesar del gran consume
Ia sste psspagado, 81 precio sera flo como
.igue: Csia do "a medals botallas, pesos
Ua:@oe dspssit@s;os <ssi .egiti44o 32e.-
iass39.
Z. Ja&ytfia :
pssnas. 1ehs =. L.. Ae At..!4. ss,..
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Se vende

on Guayama barrio de Pozohondo. ana es-
tancia para crianza de ganado, conpuesta
de 318 cuerdas. todas de yerba de gninea.
cercada con estacas de tachuelo. alambre y
malta; dividida Ia propiedad en- tres cerca-
dos que terminau en- el rio con aguas cauda-
losas durante todo el afio. Fl que Ia interese
puede verse en- Guayama con don Jose Ma
riano Cap6, 6 en- Patillas con don Santos
Tomei
Julio de 1896. mes 8 Y pts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
CERVANl IS
JENrRO GENERAL
DE- pUBLIlJ.a CLt.c

Dsta sAss aaEaita susGRirU2s5nsg s ss,as
ulase de obras per entregAs, y Gars0fsn
psrl6dlcos nusrradcs y de nOusss, e.oGEgsa-
dose igualmente lie ecmia.oaes pGT1aLocl; =
tes sl ramo; do ocu1piessE cuGleaqua>sa
obrss que sc nallsran tfaa6Ss; 9ad4sacJ Qs
aefores que ae en0aen6ren en- otcA0 $50,
pSaar Una nosa del 1iSi4ao cuaassIe sua
EE6iSESn reCiul@1.
Snszs lo5 pess5:.ic7s llestratot qae 80
CsnSro rapafse, Hgnsa.
LA lLUsTRACToN ARII&TlCA
gae pos La beIlexa ID sas gra5aa2s 81 cs-
scrss que gales de Barceicas., % ssieago ie
> IA ssxtts los aasgn!9oos r1gaaos 4-+ Is
"a srSa sspAtRos nsrSs ea s4 43s&Jui-o d9
E2s,os ,si,.,&.ssi,j1s a. hs p&.14 -Als@s1cA
issna, tsG6$n nazaos sss Hdyez t,r
La ILusgkAoIUN AkfTSTII
- aacS1 palI<sa ta
81 ALa2sN 1El.A NCOA
peri6dico que soxa fana easye r.. f.
s~,ss5s s3~.s+gs..,e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27

tse'esa cYs 9 10 1882.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
Especlfco Salvador
DEJUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desapsreoen ios oar
ros la picaz6n que producen las arup-
clones en- el cusrpn. Il 81 veriads.n lui-
ta-do. n. :" Sc usa en- fricciones So apa-
10 sn ochenta casos distintos.
V6ndese en- Juana -Diaz -oarri2 do Bato
ouerc casa del invsutor solsmeaEo.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
Roberto Graham
fE!4ENTERD
Essssdscson, HegSeySG Y geyye5ty,
poHoE, PUERTO RICO

EUHUN9 EUEAIU"NAIU
Eabricante de despolpadoraa Go oafs i,
.os sistemas Rollo y Disco, como tanb
;Iadszos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, N =
acatos, Secaderas toda clase de naGu.nA
sia para cafe, picsr verbs, cesgranar ma
stc., etc. Hero, cohrs y hronse on bsrrss
,l&rchss sunaido.
Pn1arsa isF0~r.as JuI'a 7, 1922
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
Laesesa sa'saa

a e. asns snn ss1 los
Colon: sant
IA a y III oil
trinidad SSnIaa
al Is q
M
L Lp S
.
loN0lCIONE5 Y CoNCE5IoEEs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
l2<<,N DiCgoNEs Y CuNCE5IoNE Es

GONUClMLkNTLE5-Est dsp%a ser prsssaes
as saHuScrita del sEsbaresdof. Lca sssr--ak--
~ astss qas pAAsn de s5 tssree
aassdisussa sfsEsss no SO aclsra,
sigue La guerra in csescendo. -.
Cuba nos va saliendo
/ por IN ojo de la cara.
:, ~zHdos po: -faaei6n es bien critica
.es, s@a IS pos 40 .is r3aA;A. 1ax urs,a
seAspR, a.iaax 40 SstiKar sl plA9G alx sa.x sssa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-27
Breuaro & Co.

Playa Ponce, Patyto- Rico
alran cortA vista sobre EspsaA lsI..
adyacentes.
6iran sobre las piaEss principaies "a
Francis, Inglaterra,t Alenania, Austrl,
Relgica, Hollands, Italia, Portugal, su
AfrirA gMSrruecosl sobrs New Fo,s
Mevo 20 IA 1903
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

rrw YOnn, NOV. ~ LOUn-11et.
and nrm. winter wheat, 10, " sIaues, 80 80
sI3y5, fair to fancy, So. 'nt.'V, palSh.,
81 JO4v4yO. Minnesota clio ~, s, 'vVa 49, ",
natent $5.sjn4.JO, low ext ras, s-.-Vao'-''
Southern nour met and nr m, common W
far extra. S-.CjaJ.2J, good 10 CHOICE uO''
I.I.I.n Spot market d ull and hrmer'
with options. ungraded red iidS'c.. Up
lions were fairly active an mn AZ ~
advance, No. red. Japua rs, $50 80
vent er, 40, &c. December olfsc., May
CORN-spot dun and frr ner; No. ?. 3iN
3p.c., elevator; 32uJ2lsc. d float. options
were duh and nrm at ~ 11sc. ADVANCE
November J0hc.; DecemD +, 5-ssc.' May
3Jisc.
OATs-snot quiet and fig mor. Options
dun: December &c. MAJ -J5sc. SPOT
prices: No. =. 22,gc.; No. white, -Jg
2Ji.c.; mixed western, 22H2 &C..
hAY-Quiet and steady, shipping, BOG
Coo. good 10 choice. fJnSI t2c. ,,
MOOl.-Firm, domestic iccce, 16g25c.;
pulled lsa3lc., Texas 1ul &c.
BEEt-tuiet and steady family, $40
n9.OO. extra mess, S,.OO4s 90; beef hams
dull at $1J.yOl 1900. tierce'l beef irm and
quiet. city extra, India mess, $1,000
CUT MEATs-slow and firm; picked
bellies. 500; shoulders, 81 .2jH4.JO, hams.
LAHD~Quiet: western steam. s4GJ:
city. Ss.35. December, $40 nominal.
ltehnod dun continent, 800 Sog SCUM
PoRk-Quiet and stead y, new mess.
| S SEQ go.
RurTER- Quiet end un gettled State
| dairy. D4lSc.. DO. crcamt ~. 12l2H2Oc..
western dairy. SN 12i4c., Elg ms. lylau2Oc.
EGGS-firn.; fancy scar .. State and
Pennsylvania. 19d22c.; ice house, 14i2n
| lGc.. western. fresh 17N1 &c.. do. case
S2OOa4JO lined, 1Jc. do. case, 5000
| $50.
COTTON-SEED min1l; crude.
| &c. yellow prime, &C.
RGSIN- Steady: strained. common 10
good. $50.
TURPENTINE-Quiet and steady at %
| Q@Sitc.
RICE-Firm and I'm good demand: do
nestle. fair TO extra. 33taJc., Japan. 3A
MOLAsSEs-Quie and steady: New
| Orleans open kettle. good 40 choice, -
PEANUTs-ouiet; fancy hand picked.
COFFEE- Steady TO 10 points ~ to
| FONTS down. November. Sl01Oai0 -:
| January $500: March. 50 JpT) -; May.
| 80 90N1oOO. Spot Rio duh and drmi no.
! :. SliO0.
| sUGNR-Raw quiet and Grrn' fair re-
| fning. 27tc. Refined firm AMI IN fair de-
! mand; off A, 35sT4c.; standard a. fisc.;
| cut-loaf. 47kc.; crushed. nc; Granulated,
| &c
| FREIGUSS-To Liverpool qriet: cot
| ton by steamer, Std; grain by steamer,
| SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03

IL Is FIX ed for Next FriIay-ProbableL Line
OF Defence.

LON Jo'S, Nov. 1.-The Clerkenwell Ses-
sions, ~ which court the trial OF Mr. and
Mrs. Aglter NJ. Castle. of San Francisco.
on a Charge of shop-lifting. was assigned
by as1strate Newton, OF the Great MARI
boro ogh-Street Police Court, opened To-
day
c. ,airman Mcconnell, of the Clerkenweii
Ses sicns delivered IA charge to the sraho
jul upon the ordinary course Oh tho
ca ses 90 he heard. calling especially att.n-
III N to the case of Mr.. and Mrs. 'astie,
ir. which he said the facts ala not diiisr
t rom the Sc constituting case OF Ordinary
] arceny.. except in respect or tho posi'ion
Of the parties accused. Iheir case, no
though 4, was proper one for inquiry oy
a com mon jury. -. r-r,-
The trial was then fixed for mex, RI.
day MI. and Mrs. Castle did not appear
81 = Edward Clarke. Sir Frank LOCK-
wo cd. and Mr.. Abrahams, OF me cqun,
Sc for the defence. met at the ehanlue -,
% SIR Edward Clarke this aiterhoon W.
. ,sr,ss the course TO be taken py tn'
defence at the opening or the triai, ;.
10 understood that the cher point unns'
discussion was whether or not Mrs. 80
/ tie should plead guilty. with an eN,e"u he
ing plea OF mental weakness, pu. mr., u
counsel declined TO disclose sno "''1S
~ their decision I'm the matter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03

WASHINGTON. -. G.. Nov. The
treasury official comparative statement
Of tho receipts and expenditures Tor the
fiscal year Go date ana Tor october was
issued to-day. 10 shows The deuclt for
Tie FIRST third OF The current fiscal year
20 have been So 900 or al the rate
OF SO UuOuUU for tine current year. The
deficit for October Was 5000 OuV The
receipts for the first third of the year
were 800 80. 600. or SS,ul5 900 less Than
Tor the corresponding period of lSio.
The expenditures for inc urst third OF the
current year were S13S 1fl uy0. or SS.jNI-
600 greater than Tor tne corresponding
period OF 1896.
The principal loss in receipts has been
in customs. which have declined from
S5S $4,000 iu The nrst third OF 1870, 10
$40 e66 900 for the corresponding period
~ 1876. Internal reNcuus receipts are
practically tho same as they were for
The correspondents period OF ls95 The
receipts fOr October. 1896. were 50. D. 600
against 81 .9O1 OOO in October 1913 The
principal item Of increase In expenditures
have been iu the ciyii list which has i'm
creased from So $50 OOD i'm the first third
of lS95 TO SlO576. 900 for the first third
OF 1896 The expenditures ia tho War
Department have Increased nearly 5000
600 and in interest charges nearly 81 900.
900 The Expenditures iOr october were
S2g g7S 400 AGAINST SSf SOB ON for Oct0-
her. $50. tho saving being almost wholly
IN pensions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03
yOTING DISCUSSED.
DIR. Starts Fine Sermon on "A Ntte iha'
Calls for Kingdom and IA ig''

The Broad-Street Methodist chu zen was
crowded Sunday night, and r. Starr
preached a powerful and eloqo ent SER
mon. His subject was: "A W DC that
viii call tor a Kingdom and ing
DR.. starr sad that profe5sio mai usll-
agogue was always ready 10 leao lhe
reople in public campaign, and that
every one must vote as he think Is right
and not what some one says. Dr. starr
told how one vote meant much.
The Doctor said lawyers ana other pro
foesional men could speak, but that II a
clergvnon spoke beyond the gospel -
was denounced as politician. lie said
be would serve the truth reg ardless OF
an things God is the supervisor Not-
ers should be satisfied with TIE result
and not discuss the Governm, as bad
ar GOOD for il they did not lilse IL, they
could 90 elsewhere. Wrong men con-
federated make bad government ana men
in office should be watched. To have
good government there must be good
men. Rule. authority. and power MADE
nm government. God rules all. DR.. Starr
called for peace on election daf, ana
asked for "a vote that will call Tor u
Kingdom and a Kirg."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-03

Good Preaching and Fine singing at the
Good Old Church.

Rev. J. T.. Mastin filled fhs ulplt
~ Trinity Methodist church $ Inday
morning and evening. After tho MORN
ing discourse. the sacrament y the
Lords supper was administering TO the
COMMITMENTS.
The evening cOngrt cation VA larger
than usral. The discourse VA a very
earnest sermon on the suhnr he sentl-
ment of the Apostle Paul. Cd forbid
that l should glory save in the cause
of our Lord Jesus Christ, D. whom
am crucined unto the wod / and the
world unto me
The earnest preacher imprr ssively con-
trasted the vanity of seeking after riches.
fame. and worldly pleasa sc with the
higher and grander const erations Of
soul riches. We should be so Influenced
bv the wonderfully mani ested love Of
Jesus as 10 be able to say, from the
depths Of honest hearrs at all times:
God forbid that / se' Juld glory save
I'm the cause of Christ my Lord"
AT the conclusion OF the sermon. Mr.
Stuart Hopkins sang. I'm a very tender
and effective manner, that sweet song
I'm thy cleft, Oh, Rock of Ages"
which was very gref lily enjoyed by the
congregation. Mr.. J hopkins possesses q
voice of much sw0 atness and Of excel
lent meditation.
Trinity's choir a Dpcared to be Ia spe-
| cially good cOndiu .on. and rendered sew
eral pretty new pieces in fine STYLE
among the numb' r being a solo and quar-
tette, Death Is Only a Dream" by Miss
Elvie Davis go prano); Miss Dellie Ogil-
| vie (alto). Mr.. Robert Smith Oenor). and
| Mr.. II. Wiley Davis CbasJ. Misses Da-
| Wis and Ogilvie have Justly earned quite
| Il reputation for sweet singing
| There seerns 10 be no question OF the
return Of Mr. Mastiu 20 this charge
| by the powers that be- az the coming
conference. His preaching and pastoral
services generally have given great and
| general satisfaction 20 Trinity's member
| ship.