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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
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Teremos la satisfaction de participar los
rumerosos amigos que doSean cOnOcer a pun
to flo la fecha en- one ha de regresar esta
ciadad nnestro queridisimo compa1ero don
Luis Muf1o2 Rivera, que este Sc encontrara
probablemente entra n0sotIos el mi6rcol 8
pr0ximO, poT Ia tarde
LA DEMoCRACIA SO felicita de clio, egra-
dece, en- extreme, sus correlgior rarios y
amigos Il prop6sito que demue-tran de dis
pensar al seror Munoz IN carif1oso recibi-
miento
CONVENIENOIA PUBLICA -Qnien de-
see Viaiar hacia los pueblos de G40yGnaG
CocDs0, Adjat9atrs y Atbo9aSt0 va en- carrua-
je va en- caballos de Silla, dirfjase al que
susoribe, calle de Ia Tore, esquina la Rel
na. Modicidad Ell precios, carruajes fuertes
Y connodos, cab2llerfas resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895. 5.--Joinae Bas.
Dssde aver Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad,
acompanado de su diStiDguida esposa. nues
tro afectuoso buen amigo don JOSS G6me z
Brioso, dig0fsimo presidente del Directorio
autOnomsta.
Hospedanse los distir guidos viajeros en- la
vivierda de nuestro queIido compaf1ero don
Q lirtfn Negr0u Sanjurio, y aprovechamos
gustosos esta ocasi0a para tfrecerles, una
yez mas, ell te timonio de nuestra considera-
cion mas djstil guida.
Core el rumor absurdo de que oil cabeci
LA Q liptin B ,nderas ha sido nonabrado GO
bernsdor de .tahau6
SFguramente Periquito Perez le servirA de
Secretario.
Q liere usted que sus nifos no padezcan
de escrofulas y de rsquitismo, que son do
lencas fatsles que pueden ocasionarles la
cousunsion y Ia muerte
Quiere usted maEteCer a sus ni1os fuer
tes robuAtos, sin tenor esaS crueles con
tingeEcias que suelen presentarse en- la 6po
ca del dcsarrolio ffsico9
Qniere usted Que eU> ninas no sc expon
gan sufrir de esa enfermedad que SO llama
cLorosis, QUE las h2ce estar sjempre retraidas
molanc6licas. con el semblante siempre pa
lido la mirada triste moItecina
Pnes hfhale tomsr sin demora el VINO
DE CARNE CON PEPTON ATO DE HE
RRO Y EXTRACTO De H1GADO De B a
CALAO. DE TORREGROSA que Sc verde
SD todas las B ticas
Exija u, ted que sea el legitimo de Tore
grosa. .-Solcftelo en- Ponce en- la fermacia
de Gadea. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

DE rnani6e-tn en- Ia oficioa ael tail sta er
el va ref4rldu Quartet, t1do7 los dias la5o
rabies de och, once lie Il mafaaa de tres
q ciuco de la tarde.
Cuando ell seTIor PresidoIte de l. Jauts
Central EconGmica aor1ebe las actas, Sc
notifieara para su conocimeEto y dep6sito CT
Gaia del importe se h4lado en- ell plieg1 dt
condicioues como garantfa al cnmplimiento
del coutrato
Ponce, II ia Eaero de 1896. 81 Oman
dante j fa del D tall, J Sc de NouUit0s :
Vo Be- El TenieBte C3ronsl Primer JEFF, Ma
zaTTeGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
EXCMO UNT.AMIENTO
DE LA
CIUDAD PONCE
PYesidenciG
AL UBLIOO
A L ? u BIZ co

Racibida la orden de la Intendeucia gene
raj dc Hacienda Pdblica para proesder al
reparto del subsidio correspondence q la ri
aueza territorial para ell ejerccio pr6ximo de
ls96 or Sc hace p1blico por ell presente que
los veciDos eontribuyentss por dicha riqueza
deberan presentar deutro del t4rmino de-
disz dlas QUO enpiezan contar desde hoy
las planilias De prodnctos obtenidos en- las
mismas eu el sfio natural de 1895 pr6xim1
pasado, con sngsccion a los respectivos mo-
delos que Sc han remitido los Comisarios
de Barrios que existen en- la Secrctaria de-
esta Corporation. advirtieadose que pasado
dicho t6rmino sc formarau de oficio las pls-
nillas no presentadas y que los contrbuyen
tes quienes sc referan no tendrSn derscho
a reclamation alguna sobre las Quotas de-
productos que Sc les asignen. .-Penc, 13 Ere
ro de 1895. Ell Alcalde, Juan Jose Poto1s.
as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
Luis II I'M Il

psrticips al pdhlico gus ha trasla7ado sn re-
sideucia esta ciudad en- doUde Sc cfrece
para dirigir copstruccioDes Grbsnes, moltu
ras d. mSquinas de vapor para b. eieudas y
den Is obras aDalcgss
Direction C lie Mayor, nGmero s
In. d Eoero 30 de 1896
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

mores de peligro, acaso nos hubferamos limi-
tado cersurar el hecho.
Pero 81 mismo presenta IN caso en- one
podrfa llevarse ejos la doctrina de Mon
roe, saber: ell de que les aliados hnbiesen
comepzado la guerra en- las cercanfss inme-
diatAs ds los Estados Uuidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
Se Venden

Dos casas. una de MADEIRA otra de nam
poste'fa con un estense psfsn. uaa de elias
propia para uH estsblsciGieBto comercisl y
Danaderia. E,tal sitnadas en- la calle de la
Villa utimero AZ
Dirigirse su dnef1o don jose Mssoller
que vive en- uua de dichas casas Ponce. 0
de Diciembre de 1895. N q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
PARA VENEZUELA

Lagole ia espano'a DOLORES
su captain don Vicente Cortes,
SO despachara para la Guaira del
% al 80 del corrlente, siempte
que Sc reuna un n1mero de pasa-
jeros suhciente
Para ma info mes,
Agencia valiant.
Ponce, Enero 10 lie 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
CERVEZi NGLESA LEGITIMA
M A r c A TENNENT

Es sin disputa la mejor que Sc importa en-
Puerto Rico por sus cualidades t6uicas pu-
reza. La recomendamos al pdblico cousn-
midor particularmepte las f.milias de
buen gusto. Els muy suave traepsrente
agradable al paladar, no contiene mate
rias perjudciales la snlud.
La cerveza TENNENT es la mas solicitada
en- ell mundo Su precio en- detalle es de
5 Is la GAIA de docenas enteras, de III
la dc docenas medas, al contado.
Unicos fgeutes en- esta plaza: Morales Il
Ca
Depositos para ell detalle, en- los almace-
nes de los senores Oosfo Puiol O. Juan
Giet Antonio Mayoral. G. Bonnin c.
Playa de Ponce.
Diciembre 25 del 95 m alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

Sabido es que el Ayuntamiento habfa acor-
dado que la plsza de fel de peso en- /. Car
Dicerfa faese desempe enada por un guardia
municipal; pero ereemos que La corporation
d ,be volver scbre su acuerdo, va que, segdu
nuestras noticiaS, SO ha presertado en- solici
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

seteaata " cissco pesos, ,soUento y dos cesatGUos
de deudas pendientes de cobro. Total de so
orantes mil ochocisatos trss,sta y ua pesos
| Desatiun centaU1s
Sentinos no tener espacio para publican oil
| estado dc referencia, revelador de una admi
uistracion intelig Ante, honrada activa.
/ Nosotros, adversarios de los hombres que
| actuslmente manejau los intereses de Ia
| provincis, pero amantes resueltamente de la
| Justlcia, aprovechamos esta OCCASION para
brindar IN APPLAUSE los que SO hallan al
| frente do los intereses p6blicos en- Barran-
quitas, que no comulgsn en- nuestra Iglesia
| pero de los cuales hay que deoir que cumplen
| ielmente su eometido.
| Sirva de eiemplo la administracio muni-
cipal de Barraoquitas, vesse como sabe nos
dar a Dos 10 Que es ds DioS y al Cesar, 10
slse eS del Cesar
Estimamos Ia deferencia del ssflor AIcal-
de de aquel pueblo. por Ia remission del es.
tado gus nos referimos.
Entire los varios sintomas que deuuncian
en- Ell cuerpo humane La existencia de las lom-
brlces, cltanse, como seguros, Ell los nincs
partlcularmente, la dureza tirantez del
vientre, sobresaltos durante el sueno, ape
tito variable, etcetera
Para ESQ es remedio eficaz ell Vermifugo
4adsa.
V3ag9 81 anuncio
N1s dies nuestro agente en- Arecbo, don
s Marin 2'., que el no estar al dia con esta
y otEas empresss periodistioss, obedecs 4
que verlos de los sRsoritores centre eilcs al
ganos residences en- los campos) tienen pen.
dientes de pago sus recibos; por 10 tauto, nos
supllca la inserci6n de astas lfneas a fla de
que lieguen SuS Q'Gejas d los abonados aludi-
dos.
!Ssra no atendido e sef1or Msfl? 1-3
ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ Ado
gado. -Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS.
Gale del Amor numero Q, Ponce
Pronto quedar4n terminates los estu lios
del ferrocarrii de Arecibo Llres
800 imponentss depositaron syer domingo
On ell Cr6ito q Ah)1ro P0nceh2 Ia suraa de
: zoos As centavos
El general vene Zolano don Juan P. Roj,s
Paul, do quieu SO dijo dias atrls O Ie scau-
dillaba Ia revolucion contra Oresoo, esti en-
Santo Domingo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20
De nuestro corresponsal De P4tillas !:

De nuestro corresponsal de P4tillas
''El dia 16 por la maflaDa hubo una des-
gracia en- ell barrio de @ ,abrada- Arriba de
esta Jurisdiction. FL campssino Ramon
MeleDdez Sc subi6 un arbol y perdiendo ell
equilibrio, cay6 quedando muerto en- el acto:
ell juzgado entiende ep ell asunto.
Ell da lie Diciemdre del pasado mu
rio el Juez Municipal de este pueblo y desde
aqnella f3cha esta eierciendo ell supente que
es la vez eserbiente del registro civil; Y
como los dos cargos son incompatible llamo
ia atenci6n del Excmo Presider te de la Au
diencia sobre este particular.
Sc VENDEN dos casas. una de mampos-
terra otra de MADEIRA, enclavadas en- la ca
lie de Mendez Vigo; las que producen una
renta de cincuenta y ocho pesos meGsualts S.
La persona que las interese pueden enten-
derse directamente con don Enrique Lopez
Enero de 1896. l ml alt.
FL sefior Alcalde de Barranquitas nos dis
pensa ell obseQuio de enviarnos IN estado
one expresa Ia situaci6a de aquelio5 fondos
municipales al cerrsrse deduitiva meute IL
cuenta del presupuesto to de 1894 50.
Por dicha estado sc We que ell AyuntamieD-
| to del citado pueblo no debe nj un centavo
de obligaciones compreaddas en- ell indicado
presnpuesto, en- carnbo tiene una existen
cia en- GAIA de NIL seiscientes cincuerata q
ctaaco pesos, uetrste q rauece centaOos y ctento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

uCARACOLESn.. itCARACOLESll..
Las hay de veuta en- el OolmadO LAS Ba-
ieares", estau vivitas, y son de los que lla-
man viudas que son los mas sabrosos
Atocha 15 IA -15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

insurrecta y cuatro columns eopafolas al
mando del general Acosta. Sc dice qne los
rebeldes fueron derrntados, pero esta mott
eia no ha sido confrmada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

e. exceso de msteriales nos impide com
placer hoy un distirguids amigo nues
fro ilustrado jurisconsulto por mas senas :
trayendo estas columnas un artfculo QUE
nos ha remitido acerca de np suelto sobre
Ell car ge que apareci6 en- EE GIobo, de Ma
drid, en- el cusl sc hscen apreciaciones
err6Deas que lastiman el buen nombre de
sef1nr Oastellano.
Maffana accederemos sus deseos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

Sc VENDE Una inca ri ,tica. de 5
cuerdas de extencioa de elias t6 est&n FL
oadas de cafe plataao etc etc. y las 81 re-
tantes de pastos montes Wig ,aes,
L, divi45 Ell rio Inab6n; tiene casa &
yiyieuda.
El que Ia interese puede dirigirse dc
Noises Viera, en- Ponce.
Encro IA de 1896 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-20

Ii abogado don Luis Pizarro Lopez esta-
biecido en- la calle de IL Marina, n1mero z,
ofrece al pdblico sus servicios PROFESSIONALS.
Horas de coDsultas de ocho once por la
ma1ana de una cinco por la tarde
The herald., 1896-08-30
PERSONALS

j. P. Baumgartner. editor of the Riv-
erside Reflex, is registered at the Hotel
Ramona.
Mr.. Chas. Kuhlman of Ventura has re-
turned from visit to Catalina and is at
the Ramona.
The many friends Of Mrs Emma Til
ton will be glad to learn that she is i'm
proving very rapidly under the care of
her physician. Mrs. Tilton will be able
to partially attend to her business in a
few days.
Fire Commissioner Louis F. Vetter
has returned from a pleasant trip of two
weeks to San Francisco and other points
in the northern part of the state. Dur
ing his absence Mr.. Vetter attended the
midsummer ''jnks' of the Bohemian
club, and reports having had a great
time. He also found time to inspect the
fire department in San Francisco, and
brought back several valuable sugges-
tiOnS, n.cgL 30.
The herald., 1896-08-30
RAMSEY ARRESTED
An Alleged Fugitive From San Diego Tai
Off a Train

An Alleged Fugitive From San Diego Taken
Off Train
Constable Harry Johnston received n
telegram from Constable w. B. CLARK. of
San Diego yesterday morning, telling
him to look out for one E. B. Ramsey
who was en- route from that city TO
Waco, Tex, but was wanted at San
Diego to answer a charge of embezzla-
ment. Johnston sent one of his deputies.
Baron Won" Menzer, to La Grande sta
ton to intercept the culprit. Menzer
found his man and conveyed him to the
county Jail to await the arrival of an
officer from San Diego. Ramsey feigned
surprise over his arrest. He said he
could not understand it, unless a. man
to whom he owed s22 took this means of
redress
The herald., 1896-08-30

side resorts on the coast Of Maine. Mrs
Carr has a host of friends in Los Angeles
and Arizona, who will rejoice to near
that her lines are cast in pleasant places.
Miss Daisy Moore is the guest OF MISS
Kemper at Santa Monica.
Col Morford and daughters have re-
moved to 405 w est Adams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker Will ieave
Tuesday for months visit to santa
Monica, where they will have cottage
on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrea and family
will return today from Catalina, where
they have been since July1.
Prof and Mrs. E. w. Payne will re-
turn to Los Angeles this evening. They
have been in camp at Avalon, Catalina,
since July !. Their boys, Leroy and
Marcus, became expert swimmers during
their stay on the island.
Mrs. Harris and Miss Harris have re-
turned from an enjoyable European
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster are spend
ing few days at Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Modini Wood, who have
been spending the summer at Santa
Monica, have returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Newmark, after
pleasant sojourn at Santa Monica,
where they had a cottage for two
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Brodrick and fam
lily are taking a recreative week or two
at Hotel Coronado.
Miss Marian Donnell has returned from
Catalina and gone back to Stanford
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Hicks have
taken up their temporary residence at
the Arcadia, Santa MONICA, where they
will remain until the middle Of Septem
ber.
Miss Smith, who has been a guest OF
Mrs. ]. Roth Hamilton during the sum-
mer, has returned to her home in Chi
cago.
Major w. H. Bonsall and the Misses
Bonsall are at home from visit to San
Francisco.
Miss Beatrice de Luna, of the staff of
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, has
returned from pleasant trip to Cata-
lima, where she went to secure material
for an article on that resort ordered by
her paper.
Mrs. Horton (nee Kurtz) is located in
her new home on Alvarado street and
is at home on Fridays.
Mrs. Otheman A. Stevens has returned
from Coronado, where she has been WIS.,
iting for number of weeks, and is To-
Gated at the Abbotsford Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steigerwalt are the
tHelI nome on w est IWenty- -tn1rQ street.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Heron, at
Mrs. Phil RoXar and her son Murray
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. M. f.
Levering, are sojourning at Santa Mon
lea for few weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Worm and her daughter
Bertha will return Monday, Sept. 31st
from their extended trip north. They
| have been visiting Castle Crag and the
SiSkiyOu mountains.
Miss Carlyn left last Monday for New
York, to be gone several weeks.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Helen Ball and. Mr.. William West, to
| take place Sept 10th, at the home of
the brides parents, on West Adams
| street.
Mrs. w. G. Cogswell and the Misses
Cogswell have returned from their out
ing at Catalina. ~Hii AHH
| Miss Gertrude Allyn, we'll known to
| the musical public of Los Angeles, was
married to Mr.. Long aS Pittsburbs Pa,
| August Sd. They will return to this
city next spring. where they will reside
They will spend the winter in Pennsyl-
| vania.
| Mrs. p Turon and her two sons have
gone to Redondo, to remain until the
schools open.
The herald., 1896-08-30
DUNNED FOR A DOLLAR
A Little Incident That Occurred at the
Times Office
An Order for One Dollar Insurance Premium
by One Of the Employees Is
Dlshonored

Car Otis, 1t is alleged, is beginning
to hedge. A little incident took place
yesterday, which, as a straw, may in
dicate which way the wind is whistling
around the eagle which roosts on the
stone bastile at the corner of First and
Broadway.
1t appears that the manager has
not been able to pay off the non-union
men which he at present employs in his
job office annex for the past two weeks,
and thereby hangs tale.
Last Saturday week a gentleman en-
gagged in an accident insurance company
called at the office of the Times Mirror
Bookbinding and Printing company
and presented for payment an order for
81, which had been given him by one cf
the "KernaPs" employees in payment OF
premium due on an insurance policy.
Last Saturday week the insurance
agent learned that the hands would not
be paid off, and yesterday he again WIS.,
tied the office, only to once more be in
formed that there would again be no
settlement of wages due. This informa-
tion came from Foreman Keller, and
is claimed to be authentic. After the
insurance agent had left the job office
he met the doughty "Kernal" on the
Broadway side of the Times building
Approaching him, he said: II have an
order for 81 insurance premium on one
of your employees, which desire to COL
lect.'
Il know nothing about that. Go to
the Office and get the money" gruffly
returned the "Kernal."
Il have been there" said the agent.
"and l have been told that you did not
pay last week nor do you intend to pay
today 1 would like to get the money,
because If do not the policy will lapse
| When this reply reached the "Ker-
| naPs" ears the aspect Of the atmosphere
became exceedingly chilly, and, turning
upon the surprised agent, he almost
howled: I'VE always pay our bills, and
| If you remain here or come around again
| Ill have you at once arrested"
| The agent, who is very much of a
| gentleman, was astounded at this out
| break, but then, you see, he didn't know
! the "kernafs" disposition, nor did he
realize his impotent fury when Disagree
| able facts were laid before him.
| This little occurrence, which was en-
tirely uncalled for, is thoroughly SUBJ
stantiated by. the insurance agent and
two others present at the time. Incl
dentally it might not be malapropos to
query: rs the Times really unable 10
pay the wages of it's employes?"
The herald., 1896-08-30
r1arrlape Licenses

The following licenses issued from the
office of the county clerk yesterday:
Don Juan Rhoda. a native of Texas,
aged q years. and Irene r. Lyon, a ma
tive of California, aged II years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Harry Marquis, a native of Illinois,
aged % years, and Florence Jones, ma
tive of Nebraska, aged 16 years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Emery w. Burrill, a native of Ohio,
aged So years, a resident of Cripple
Creek, Col, and Anna Dence, a native of
Ohio, aged so years, resident of Vine
land. 4f1 t
James A. Mckee, a native of Iowa,
aged % years, and Elisa G.. Machado,
a native of California, aged 20 years,
both residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-08-30
THE EAST SIDE
Some Commendabie Changes In the Postof.
fice-News and Personals

fice-News and Personals
The accommodating postmaster of the
East Side, Mr.. Fasig, has removed the
spostoftice from the back room of his
store to the front, and has made COM
mendable improvements. Uncle Sam
has given the East Side most excellent
carriers. Now if the mail will get over
from the city little quicker, East Siders
will not kick.
The Republican caucuses will meet
next Thursday night.
H. V. Bard, foreman of East Side park.
is not well and has gone on a vacation.
Miss Sorrie Cook and Frances Holden
have returned to Santa Ana. They go
at once to Capistrano, where the latter
will teach school,
Miss Maud and Linden Gregory left
by boat yesterday for Stanford
Miss Ida Hastings has returned from
an extended visit to San Diego.
Rev. George E. Dyes theme for Sun
day night will be The Curse of Selfish
ness, Church and Individual, and its
Cure.
Irvine Chepel now has new Endeav-
or society. Mr.. Ole Tallman is presi-
dent.
Mrs. Frank Peck is still quite ill.
Mrs. John r. Paul has been quite sick.
The herald., 1896-08-30
ROYSTERERS ARRAlGNED
Alleged Authors of Hidnight Assault In
Court

Alleged Authors OF Ihdnight Assault IN
Court
officers Mcclure and Reynolds ar
rested James Whelan and H. Slater at
4 o'clock yesterday morning and booked
them at the police station for assault.
They were alleged to be members of the
gang who attacked J. G. Hunsecker AMI
Edward Jackson in front of the Vienna
buffet. The prisoners were released on
their own recogniZance, as they were
able to give a satisfactory account OF
themselves. H. M. Hezekiah, member
of the same gang, who was locked up
for carrying a concealed weapon, was
released on $40 bail yesterday morning.
When the case of Whelan and Slater
was called in the police court yesterday
afternoon no prosecuting witness was
present, so their hearing went over till
Monday. Hezekiah's trial was contin-
ued for ten days. Capt. Loomis put up
his bail.
The herald., 1896-08-30
FIFTH STREET METH0DISTS
Quarterly Conference Organized-Services by
the Pastor


the Pastor
The quarterly conference of the Fifth
street Methodist Episcopal church was
organized and held its first session on
the evening of Tuesday last at 610 East
Fifth street. Rev. John B. Green, pre-
siding elder of the Los Angeles district
occupied the chair, and John Emery act
ed as secretary. The services were pre-
faced by songs and prayer conducted by
the pastor, Rev. M. e. Stewart. The
church membership were largely pres
ent and also goodly number of friends
from the First church.
The usual questions of a quarterly
conference were duly considered. The
special feature of the evening, however,
was the election of a board of trustees,
and the following persons were unani-
mously chosen: Mrs. Helen J. Hough,
Dr. H. w. Brodbeck, ]. c. Bowen, F. G.
Smith,, B. D. Schultz, c. F. Gilman and
Prof. G. A. Hough
The church intends to incorporate and
purchase ground on Towne avenue near
Sixth street on which to erect house of
worship. Presiding elder Green is very
friendly to the new church enterprise
and will do all that he can to further it's
interests. DR.. Brodbeck, the Sunday
school superintendent, is also active in
the movement. The financial obliga-
tions of the church have all been met,
and it now has no debts to worry about.
| After the conference exercises the
| members and friends adjourned to the
| residence of Mrs. Helen j. Hough, No.
| 518 Crocker avenue, where a surprise
| awaited Rev. M. E. Stewart, the pastor,
and his wife. After the singing of Blest
Be the~Tie That Binds, Mrs. Stewart
presiding at the piano, Mrs. Hough de-
livered a brief address in her pleasant
| and inimitable style. Elder John B.
Green. in a happy vein, made presen
tation to Pastor Stewart of $17 and
numerous other substantial articles.
He said he would like to divide the pres
| ents betwee,x Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, but
as they we%e one, of course the wife
would share equally with her husband.
| The speaker referred to the silver dol
| lars as seventeen to one, and all sound
| money" Mr.. Stewart responded in a
| neat little speech expressing thanks and
| appreciation for the unexpected gifts
bestowed. Mr.. Dew also made few
remarks, in which he stated that the SIT
weighed just one pound. After pleasant
| remarks by DR.. Brodbeck and others
| and a season of informal social inter-
course, the enjoyable entertainment
| came to a close.
The herald., 1896-08-30
7 A Pleasant Evening

Mr.. Jack Corson was the host for a
merry party at his home on West Ad-
ans street last night, who met compli-
mentary to Miss Della Kruger of Ala
media. A general good time was had,
and during the evening refreshing ices
were served. Those present were Misses
Ethel Mullins, Julia Mercereau, Kate
Landt, Minnie Prentis, Lou Winder, Jo-
sephine Haskins, Abby Easton, Bessie
Bonsall, Messrs. Karl Klokke, Frank
Muchmore, Irwin Heron, Tom O'Hara,
Guy Lewis, Chas. Briggs, Sam Haskins,
Louis Pratt, Russell Taylor.