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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12

pos CO legislatures no aprueben
semeiante. desatino.
Que 81 10 aprueban, debemos
todos Prestar y presraremos a la
ley nuestro respeto mas profundo
y nuestra mas completa obedien
cia.
La 1nica diferencia que existe
entire las campafas libradas an.
terlormente en- contra de la au
tonomfa por La Mtegyiaad Ma
eIonal y ell BoLErIN acerca de
este punto, estriba en- que ell Bo
LET1N no dej6 nunca de estimar
como patriotas y hombres since
ros a los que sustentaron los idea
les autonomicos, sino que vic en-
ellos tan solo polfticos equ:voca
dos.
Hoy quiere negarnos ell dere
cho de pensar, el derecho de ex-
poner libremente nuestras ideas
y mucho mas ell de oponernos a
todo proyecto en- sentido autono
mista, cuando el dia 9 del pasado
Octubre decia dicho peri6dico
teXtualmente:
! FL partido Unconditional, csen-
cialmente patri6rico, no puede nj
debe hacer oposici6n a ning1n
gobierno. sine en- aqusllos cases
en- que for rsS0IWcloneS de este
OUEDE MERMADA LA SO
BERANIA NACIONAL.
Y nuestros lectores recordarar
cuantas veces La Integ,idad
Naes0naI prob6 con elocuencia J
calor que la autonomfa era ur
puente para pasar 4 la indepen
dencia =. -!
Hoy pretende que la acepte
mos sin disgusto. Esta muy
quivocado ell colega. Cumplire
mos la ley, 81 llega a serlo [ qu'
10 vemos muy diffcil con tantc
empelo y con tanto cello come
La Mtegridad W4eionaE pero eI
el fondo de nuestra alma acepta
remos la aut0Nonsta como, seg1r
Erase feliz de un ilustre miembrt
del Partido Union Constructions
de Cuba, Sc acepta el colera NOR
bo, como Sc acepta ell v6mito ne
gro, como Sc acepta un terremo
to 6 un huracan, como Sc acep
tan, en- fin, todos los males fist
COS y todos los cataclismos gu
nos envfa un poder superior.
} El colega parece comprender
nos tambien en- la amenaza d
ejercitar contra los /zcesosos |
acci6n popular.
Puede hacerlo cuando gustt
, poro no debe ignorar el compa
nero que al denunciador incumb
probar la verdad de su acusaci6r
porque 81 asf no 10 hace incurr
& su vez en- el delito de denunci
falsa defnido y castigado en- (
C6digo Penal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12
FELICITACIONEs

Los ilustres politicos espanoles
Sres Gamazo, Silvela y osros mu
chos, cuyos nombres no recorda
mos, al referirse q Ia constitution
dc nuestro Comite Central, fell
citan calurosamente, seg1n nues
tras noticias, al Sr Arsraga, por
su patri6tica alocucion de 1o de
Octubre del corriente a1o, reco-
nociendo ell Sr Silvela los gran
des servicios que ha prestado
nuestro partido a Ia Madre Pa
tria y que espera ha de seguirla
prestando zen estas dificilfsimas
CIRCUMSTANCES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12
la ACTITUD FACCIOSA.

Es in1til el empeno mostraic
por La Mtegyvaad Nac1omoI con
eI fin de hacernos aparecer como
revolucionarios y facciosos.
La doctrina que hoy sostene
mos es la misma que sostuvimos
aver y la que con privileg'ada
intransigencia sostuvo tambien
hssta hace pocos dias La Int
gvaaad Nac5onak.
Como el partido conservador,
como ell partido silvelista, como
ell partido carlista. como impor-
tantfsimos elementos del mismo
partido gobernante, como ell par
lido Union Constitutional de Gu
ba, como la opinion nacional en-
masa y la extranjera, exception
hecha de la "jingoe ., considera
mos, y 10 repetimos una Y mil
veces, como Sc canso de repetir
10 en- sus buenos tiempos La In
t<grlaa@ Waeionak, que ell regi
men de la autonomfa absolute
aplicada a las Antillas constltuve
el ataque mas rudo y la profana-
ci6n mas grande de los derechos
inherentes q la soberania espa.
nola.
Que 81 el Gobierno tiene el
proyecto de aplicar esa clase de
autonomia, esta Ell un lameutable
error y es indudable y perfecto ell
derecho de los que no pensamos
como el de ejercitar nuestra opo
sicion franca y decidida, pero
dentro siempre de la legalidad
VICENTE, para hacerle desistir de
dicho error, 6 sea. valernos de
la prensa, de la tribuna, de la ex
posici6n, de nuestros Diputados
a Cortes. a fin de que los Cuer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12

don Lorenzo Espasas, don Emilio
lglesias, don Valentin Saenz, don Mi
guel Claderas, don Francisco Astor;
don Jose Vazquez Alayon,' don Ma
nuel Padin. don Enrique Villamil. don
Jose Robes, don Vicente Perez, don
.Hermenegildo Mauri. don Margarito
Pares, don Daniel Bayon, don Gil
Rodriguez don Jose Gonzalaz Rodri
guez, don Francisco Sanchez, don
Manuel Garcia, don Jose Ramos, don
Manuel Garcia Aguirre. don Jose Lo-
PEE, don Francisco Martinez Mendez
don Justo Villa,nil, don Ceiedonio
Villamil, don Amancio Martin, don
Jose Gomez. don Claudio Garcia, don
Emeterio Villamor, don Bias Martl-
nez, don Ceferino Bonhome, don Jose
Ndhez, don Joaquin Rios, don Simon
Barbeian, don Jose Rosa, don Mar
celino Nouche, don Eulogio Nouche,
don Antonio Espasas, don Ricardo
Martinez, don Bernardo Simo, don
Jose Morey. don Antonio LUNA, don
Salvador Baez. don Jose Garcia Lo-
PEE, don Miguel Campoamcr, dor
Elias Rodriguez. don Miguel Herman
dez. don Marcos de la Fuente, dcl
Enrique S Nouche, don Lorenzo Ro
driguez. don Juan Garcia. don Resti
tuto Blanco, don Luis Santos, dol
Gerardo GonzaIer, don Toribio Fuen
tes, don Manuel Blazquez, don Ven.
tura Pinot, don Fidel Benero, dol
Angel Vlllamil Pears, don Artur
Cortes, don J ose Castillo, don JOS
Ma Villamil, don Antonio Perez, do
Francisco Baez, don Ignacio Franco
don Gabriel Es2asas, don Emilio Mo
lero, don Ange! Villamil Vendova
don Pedro Armaiz, don Otilio San ia
val, don Jose Saenz, don Evaristo Pa
din, don Rafael Fernandez y don Ru
fino Gonza'ez Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12
r.. I. p.

A las tres de la tarde de hoy
ha entregado su alma al Crea
dor, el Sr. D. Aionso de Ojeda y
Romano, Intervention de la Ad.
ministraci6n del Estado y dignf
simo y cumplido caballero muy
apreciado en- esta sociedad.
Deja en- la orfandad cinco hi
jos pequelos.
Descanse en- paz, y reciban su
Sra viuda y demas deudos la ex.
preston de nuestra condolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12
ADHESION ES
al Manifesto del ParidO.

Entire las adhesiones recibidas
en- la Secretarfa del Comite Cen
tral del Partido Unconditional f.
guran las de los Comites de Ba
yam6n y Manati, asi como hume
rosos telegramas de felicitacion
de distinguid{simos correligiona
rios, anunciando la mas entusias
ia conformidad de los Comites
respectivos.
Bien, hurra por los incondi
cionales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-11-12

!Que hay de Filipinas1 pregunta
ran mis- leciores. Y contest re: NADIA
nubes.
Y 81 Sc ac'ara el hor;eonte, distin
guimcs dos vapores desembarcandc
en- las costas de Luzon diez m fusies
y mucha cartucheria para los rebeld-s
tagalos. Una esperanto mas para
consegir la cOmbAet1 y bronta paci6
cacion del archipelago.
La nota f1nebre de hoy como de-
cia P del Rio] no es corta. Han f.
llecido: en- Madrid, ell famoso quit,
rrista don Antonio Cano, professor del
Colegio de sordo-mudos; y don 10 e
Maria de Larrazabal, presidente lie
Ia Audieucia de Matanzas En- La
rache Marruecosl. e! consul de Es-
pafia don Eduardo Gil. Y en- la Jun
quera Catalufa] don Carlos Bosch
de la Trinxeira, buen escritor.
Dia 23.-No ha ofrecido esta fecha
mas sue la noticia de un peri6dico
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

fdiebene Direitoren nit benz Na&mit'
iaasauae be peimreiie untraten. Wa4
mi,tass S,psi ubr iraten bic nod 5arid'
aebl,ebsneu D,rstio,en sur Shlubibuns
sufommsn, unb abenos fano notmols In
Der 5efbaIe Elm @ommsrs sur unter'
baltuu9 Der iremtea @dfe SiaIt.-Wobi
bot Is benz hodu. 6errn Nlois Va fsr
uno ieinen @emsiuoemitali'oern u,els
Mbben uno N%nitreusnnseu ssfoitst. e'u
iol9 sroBss. msbtere Gage anoau, ruoes
SET 5u p%.ranfaltsn, aber ote,e oitf n bic
@enugtbuuns bubeu. bic frsmosn Sdit'
in elmer @eiie beebrt uno beeient 81 ba
ben, BOB man fih aewIB rcd root lanss
Der id6uen, ~ 2iitls Salts eriebter
beutIden Yereinstose IN 5seuosn erin'
nern tpire.
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- O. In mssr 3dtarrt In tit1sr 9sssns sss santes
as ron aatn anetrsn BRA nfttitsn ,ufammep, unb
bis tn ben lsstsn Sdtren gait or ais unteilbar 9isie
Satire ian q e~rtlarttn Dsitcrtn i'm fur cine lsfals
8~ranftttt une ftrisbsn iefalt SstlmittsI psr, une la
Ne TIN NIT ar,tltttr gttaneluns ~befdntts nitt fu.
itrtsu. ~erfldrttn fs TIN fir nntttibar. Die WiHtu.
itaft bat ~ttrtsitn, has 8dtarrt tiut Gsnfituttpns.
f~rdnfteit IN une btebalb eonfttutierelt 8staneluna
e%rtcrett. Sda's 8atarrt.8ur f~drrt,trf ron 3. s.
gttntp&G o., Iplesp, Otip, IA stt ett,i GO n.
ttluttsnsa 8ur i'm Warftt. Ste wiye inusrlir In
Dpftn pesr @assn ssn 10 drssfsn bic , u tinem ltte.
isfrti you stnsmmtn. Ste ririt strsit auf has Slut
ttntunstrt Deaars fur itotn Jan. zen ne ,u iurirt en-
strfsslt. east eu8 9truIau nns 3tusnidt Tom men.
Neredut:
Q. s. Gksnss b 6 o., GsIsts ,cts.
6trfauft Ssn aatn apsttsfssn, rs GsutS.
care oAntliss. rtass tts ttasn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

~ aRann sr,nnere I'D 9ltiet bes
ufusn Blates go. 624. 81. 0ermoin.
ifrase. nsben Ganbels Gllsnuoarenbanb.
lung, mo Elm isber baS befe unb biliefae
S&ubseus iauft be, Sobn %. @olter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
@etr. YmT.

~ 8abnarSt 9 prattep MIRO
in Golb Spring ON 9onneritos ben I.
unb in Ri4monb ON Greltos ben s'sn
October isir. 8abnarbeit in allen 9psi
zen 40 ben uiebrioien Breiisn. a"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

- Nenn bili6s ober uerjtopft. eft elm Cos.
earet. eanbp Gatbortie; Seilune sorantirt,
10g, S6g.
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ct. Baul Union Sto6 G)arb8.

8. Gttsber 1897.
81 tstr: 1000 eAsstas 1000 etsss 400 adIbsss
400 S4af.-gesbe.
e1ptinsm astt 5 gtats nisirisef. 0uaIitdt gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
@~syrstsntatiss ossfilts.

Sist fetis. Riot senus fir sintn Nlssit ssrtans
etn. Ias @rss her 3ufuer ant @trstnIi&t une ets
gerf6ufs Iensiam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07
@efoIutienen.

Bir erneuern uniere tieftte Grseben
belt sesen u~nieren slorrei& resierenben.
inni8ft seliebten 81. Batter SEQ XIII.
Seine l~aneidbrise @efanseni&uft auf
oas Tieffte beoauernb. forbern mir feline
uooe Jreibeit unb &adsabe bes 8ir&eu'
itaates.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

Dir beiunbea uaiere treue aubdnp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

Glon0 lem. Uabnorbetf IN auen Spet9en
bu ben nieori8iten Yreien.
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@eSsdutsttss Dssl6sts.
DIR. NIVEN

tpiro ON 81. October in 8roo.
ten, ON 90. uno 30. in Bap.
nespiue, ani 30, unb 81. Octo.
Der in Belgrade uno am l., 3,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

alte Hefanntidaften erneuert unb neue
gei@loHen, unb Der Nbenb bemieS, ba6
Der beuti4e Ratbolif einen Spab in Gb'
rem fi9 niemals ldbt tpehren.
8weiter Tas.
Nls be aHte Moraenhunbe i1lus,
tparen bic Direftoren sur Nbferti9uns
ibrer Bereinsanseleeenbeiten idon tuie'
Der i'm Gsurtbauie ueriammelt, no be
Beratbuns aber einsefeIt tuurbe,
als un, Q ubr bic @loden 5ur &ir4e
Wisr. Bauer eelebririe unter
Gififen5 Der bedu. 9erren Sanomeper
unb 1ufef Elm @sqaiem fur bic n~eritor.
benen 8sreinsm;tsli:oer; au& bel oleier
mar bas gottesbous nit
Gnbddtisen seialt. Na& benz Gottess
beaabsu fi& bic Direitoren jur
Grlebisuns ibrer @ei9dfte ruieber in's
COURTEOUS, mo nanens bes @omites fiir
BeihllIfe Der bo&w. Serr Sobn Meier
bon B,nono na&ftsbsnoe &siOlutionen
wel4e nit tem sr0btem BeifaQ
einitimmi9 anseuommsn iuuroen:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

~ Wv
erfsnuensmertben @orten seba@te er bee
eblen Weries bes ielisen Batter Vier3
unb bes in Der Beriommlun9 anrpeien.
ben bo1p. Batter 8ub, bic beibe OILS that.
frdftige Nrbeiter i'm @einberge bes
6errn ii@ in Norriion gounip elm I'M.
uerseBli4sS bobes Nnbenien 9efihert
bdttsn. Nomens bes ct. Soiepb Der.
ems uon 2ittle SOILS unb riamens Der
Statt berpiQiommnete er bic Direftoren
ruie ole fremoen Beiu9er in ber5lihfer
Bsiie uno ipra4 sum S9IuTe ben
@unih aus, oaB bic .. 81 &. Il. O.
uon Winneiota uonSabr 5u Sabr :pa1len
unb sebeiben m6se. Sect i9ritt mon
sur 8eratbuns ueri4ieoener uorssbrad.
ten Nbdnberun8en unb @rodnauuaen Der
8sreins % contribution; bod man belt 90
fir bas Bette, bieielbe beim Nlten gu be-
loiien. Sn Der UNI balb 8 ubr fortseisb'
ten Misunderstanding uerlas 6o&w. q.
GresOr, q. 9. g.. pom st. @louo, mel.
der ben benz bl. Batter IN ber lebtidbri,
gen Heriammluna ~ 81. @louo Su8e
%iianbenen 8eterspfennis ir Hetrase BON
800 i~berionote, Elm i'm Nu9uit ibm ~,
seaausenes Teleeramm, in msl4em Gar'
oinal &olla ben Gmpfans Ses S&rei.
bens mittbeilt, ben Danf bes bl. Hoters
ausipri&t unb Der DireitOren'H eriomm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-07

ausftattun8stuaoren u. I. M. bel uns su beiihtisen. Ni
Dos Angenebme Der %serinsen Ireiie mint e
rent unieres Stores ~entsesen. limb oies 1T bic ridtil
Begriibune, bic ibren 8es atpdngt Spiihen ben Nusla{
olHe enpfunoen perben-9ie 8eSrlBun8 Der Dollars
sSir %oferiren eu9 cine ieltene @elesenbett, ge
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
MINISTERIAL CONVENTION.
HOLINESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION's SIXTH ANNUAL CONFER

HOLINESS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA-
TION's SIXTH ANNUAL CONFER
ENCE HELD HERE TODAY.
The sixteenth annual ministerial con-
vention Of the Holiness Christian AssO-
citation met in the Reformed Episcopal
Church of the Covenant this morning
at 1890 o'clock There were not so
many delegates present as was expect
ed, but most of them arrived in time
fer this afternoons session.
Those who were present were Rev. p.
L. Hyde. of West Conshohocken, Pa,
chairman, and Revs. J. Trumbauer and
II. G. Trumbauer. of Philadelphia Will
liam p. Austin. of Reading: Thomas j.
]. Wright. of Chester, Pa; ii. McGee
Reading; NJ. l.. Stewart, Reading; II
B. Jones, Freeland; Isaac w. Artz and
Alexander M. Wilson, of West Chester
The proceedings of the morning ses-
sion were opened by prayer by the
chairman, Rev. E. L. Hyde, followed
by singing. Come Thou Fount OF
Every Blessing" Professor Wood and
Rev. James Sergeant were made adyis-
ory members CT the convention.
These papers were read and discuss
ed by the convention: Duties OF the
Pastor of the Sabbath School" Rev. H
p. Jones; who Are the Proper Sub
iects for Baptism With the Hol,
Ghost?n Rev. w. H. Stewart, ART
Evangelists Necessary" Rev. II. Nc
Gee.
The morning session adjourned at l.
o'clock, and the convention reconvene'
at 1.30 o'clock. The meeting will con
tinue four days.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
TALK OF A PATENT SUIT.
COUSIN OF JAMES II. PARSONS
SAID TO CLAIM INTEREST IN
HIS INVENTION.


Some time ago John H. Parsons. a
Delaware railroad engineer. conceived
a plan for the heating of dwelling
houses by means of steam automati-
cally generated and controlled and
cheaply and economically applied. He
drew up plans for his scheme and f.
nally after much study. perfected his
invention, made a model OF 1t and se-
cured a patent on It.
The invention consists Of a small
boiler about three feet high and eigh-
teen inches wides, Of brass tubes. The
steam is made by an automatically con-
trolled gas burner. When the water
get low in the boiler the gas Is turned
off and all danger Of explosion is
obviated.
The water Is secured from direct
connection with the water main in the
street. and the steam is conveyed to
any part Of a house
The invention evidently has merit, as
Mr.. Parsons succeeded in disposlng of a
two-third interest in 1t to Philadelphia
capitalists for $4,000. Now il Is said
that Ae is about to be sued by a cousin
of his. who claims that he Is a part
owner in the invention, because Of an
agreement -etween himself and Mr.
Parsons because Of valuable sugges-
tions made II Is understood that Mr.
Parsons cousin claims a one-eighth in
terest IN the invention.
Mr. Parsons is lying seriously i'll al
his home, and could not be seen this
morning.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
THE MISSING NAVAL CADET.
WAS IN WILMINGTON LAST WE'D
NESDAY AND TOOK DINNER
WITH EDITOR MILLER.

WAS IN WILMINGTON LAST WE'D
NEsDAY AND TOOK DINNER
WITH EDITOR MILLER.
Detectives are looking fer Russell
Montgomery, a naval cadet, who dis
appeared from Annapolis on May a,
1896. Young Montgomery Is the young
est son of James b. Montgomery, a
prominent citizen OF Portland, Oregon,
who married a daughter of John s.
Phelps, then governor Of Missouri,
Young Montgomery was born In the
executive mansion at Jefferson City
nineteen years ago. He was given an
appointment at Annapolis, but failed
In his examination in September 1895
His father tefegraphed him to resign
which the boy did. Before allowing
himself TO become the taunts OF his
colleagues, he left the college, taking
lodgings at small hotel at Annapolis
He became very despondent, and sud
denly disappeared about May 4, and I
is said by few of his friends that h,
Joined the Cuban army Ills father
had, unknown to the boy, made ar
rangements for his rcappointment.
His appearance is striking He /
very tail and broad, and his oval fac
is covered with frcokles. His hair 4
/ curly and red
He was in Wilmington last Wednes
day and called at the Freie Presse Of
| fee and asked for a quarter which wa
given him by City Editor Miller. H
was questioned about himsef, and ad
mitted who he was Ho afterward
took dinner with Mr.. Miller and thei
| disappeared.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Some miscreants set fire to a tree
AZ Eighth and Orange streets on Satur-
day night. The flames were extinguish-
ed by the chemical engine.
Miss Amalie Hofer, Of Chicago, edi-
tor of the Kindergarten Magazine. de-
liverad an address this afternoon to
the kindergarten Alumnae Of the
Friends school.
The Riddle Memorial Sunday
school gave a very enjoyable supper at
Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands, on Sat
urday night.
"A new through train to Toledo and
the Northwest was put on the B. a o.
railroad yesterday, leaving here at 8.l9
o'clock each night
Governor Tunnel and the down
state members of his staff will arrive in
this city at $40 o'clock TO attend Com
pany AS reception.
This being Washington's Birthday,
the Ministerial Union held no session
to-day
The Bayard Legion Club intends
purchasing new carpets and furniture
for its club-room.
Samuel r. Woodhouse, Of Frank
ford, Pa. through his agent, J. Q,
! Ware. has secured the contract for fur
nishing paint to Hobson & Co., OF
Washington. d. G.. who have the con-
tract for painting the interior Of the
new post Office.
"A horse belonging to the Foord
Bottling Company fell this morning at
| Ninth and Market streets and cut its
leg.
While at work on Saturday at the
Jessup and Moore Company's works
Lille Kelley had a finger cut off.
Thomas Henry, colored, was fined
$50 and costs or two months imprison.
ment this morning in Municipal Court
for assault and battery on James Har'
ris, also colored.
William Moyce. Richard Williams
John Hall and Thomas Fury were fined
for drunkenness in Municipal Court to-
day.
William A. Green. colored was
fined SO and costs i'm Municipal Cour
this morning for assault and battery OF
Sarah Laws. his common law wife.
DR. J. NJ r. White will give tn,
third of the free lectures at st. John.
parish house. tomorrow (Tuesday) a
8 D. IN. Her subject will be 'Heredity.
The lecture will be preceded by voca
and instrumental music.
The Augustine Paper Mills which
have been running on two-thirds time
will resume on full time.
"A very enjoyable entertainment
was given by the Senior o. u. A. M. il
the New-Century Club Saturday night
The Democratic League is making
an effort to have William Jenning
Bryan and Senator Ben Tillman speal
here
The three-masted schooner Marga
ret A. May. of Philadelphia, is discharg
. ing a cargo of lumber at the wharf o
the Simmons Lumber Company.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
DEATH CLAIMS WILLIAM II. HOL
LAND.

The deadly grip is still reaping a rich
harvest in and around Wilmington and
yesterday it added to its list Of victims
William III. Holland He died
at his late home. No. SIT East Fourth
street Mr.. Holland had been i'll only
a week. He was a member of the
Bayald Legion. Shields Library and the
Delaware Council. c. b j.. The Bayard
Legion viii meet tonight to take ac-
ton on his death. The funeral will
take place Wednesday morning from
St Mary's Church
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
PROOF or MR.. MGTcHELLs DEATI

Superior Court will probably grant a
retrial of the suit Of Stephen Mitchell's
executors VS.. Abner II. Woodward This
case was tried last Monday. but Coun-
sci J. Harvey Whiteman, for Mr. Wood
ward asked for and was granted a nom
suit OH the ground that Colonel Nields
had failed to prove that the said Ste
phen Mitchell was dead or had any
executors. Colonel Nields submitted
that the courts charge was misleading
and that defendants had admitted in
their plea the existence of stephen
Mitchells executors.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
THE DAY WAS, AS USUAL. QUIETLY
OBSERVED IN WILMINGTON

The observance of the one hundred
and sixty-fifth anniversary Of the birth
of George Washington was celebrated
quietly, as usual, to-day. Being a legal
holiday, all the banks and Federal
buildings were closed. and some busi-
ness houses also closed.
In nearly all of the schools patriotic
exercises were given. and tonight q
number of organizations will hold APP
propriate exercises.
The principal celebrations will be by
the Society of the Cincinnati, Sons OF
the American Revolution, Knights Of
Pythias. Washington Fire Company
and Company "A. N. G. ID.
The post office closed after 3 o'clock
and but one delivery of mail was
made.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
clLNr0N III GRnRB.s FUNERAL.

The funeral of Clinton f. Grubb, the
3. e. o. railroad fireman who fell from
his engine and was fatally crushed. took
place from his late home. No. 9l7 Linz
den street. yesterday afternoon, and
was very largely attended Delegations
were present from Oriental Lodge, A. f..
A. NJ: Eden Lodge. l. o. 0. r.; Lafa-
yotte Lodge X of p. and the =. & o.
railroad employees.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
a pnIITIcAL RATTLE-

The term Of Samuel Chambers a di-
rector of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment. will expire in May. This win
allow Mayor Jefferis to appoint his sue
cessor, which will make the board a
Democratic body. The fight for the po-
sition Is principally being waged by
Colonel w. b. Norton, Ayers s. Web
ster and Francis McClcskey Colonel
Norton is said 10 lie in the lead with
Mr.. Webster a close second.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
nEr TO NEWARK.

The Wilmington delegates to the ff-
teenth annual convention Of the Flu
neral Benefit Association of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics
left this morning by the p, W. & B.
railroad for Newark. N. j., where the
convention met to-day.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
INAUGURATION. WASHINGTON
MARCH. 4. 1897.

For the above occasion the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets from Wilmington to
Washington on March ]. 2, and 4,
good to return until March s, inclusive,
al. rate of S435- Tickets good on all
trains going and returning. See time
table in to-days issue.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
FOR A BREWING COMPANY.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER. Feb. 22.-Senator Pyle will
Introduce a bill to incorporate the Hi
hernia Brewing Company. Thomas
McHugh, Dennis Dougherty, Patrick j..
Long, Hubert Cassidy. Thomas Null
rooney, Robert Cottingham, John Door
den and James B. Toman are the in
corporators. The name of the corpora
ton signifies the powers conferred by
the bill The capital stock is 100000,
with power TO increase to $500, 600.
Evening journal., 1897-02-22
FINED FOR BEING DIsORDERLY.

George w. Taylor, arraigned in Mu-
nicipal Court this morning on the
charge of attempted robbery. was dis
missed there being a lack Of evidence.
He WAS fined $40. however. for being
disorderly.