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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-01

Those Worrying Piies!-One applica-
ton of DIR. Agnew's Ointment will give
you comfort Applied every night for
three TO six nights and cure is effected
in the most stubborn cases of Blind.
Bleeding or Itching Piles. DIR. ASnew's =
Ointment cures Eczema and all itching
and skin diseases. lt acts like magic. 30
cents. Sold by Blanding & BlandinP.
81 and 5S Woybosset street; George l..
Clatin a Co., 81 to ~ South Main street;
Hall * Lyon. -63.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-01
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow q cough Co ran until 10 gets beyond the
reach ~ medicine. They often say. oh 10
viii wear away" hut in most cdses 10 wears
them away. Could ;hcy D. induced to try
the succossful medicine called kemp's hsl-
SAN, which Is sold on positive guarantee 60
cure they would Immediately .ee the excel
lent effer, after takiag the first dose. rricc
PC. aud JJ,. Trial size. free. AT all druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-01
BEER VAT BURST.
Serious Accident In the Jones Brew
cry at Portsmouth

Manchester, n. H., Dec IA special
from Portsmouth says
One of the largest beer va's at Frank
Jones brewery, containing 800 barrels OF
beer, burst last night. William White.
AN employe. was badly injured. being
buriei in the debris, but he Will prob
ably recover The building was flooded.
and Ia dly damaged ON the two lower
ioCrs. Loss about $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-01
CHARLES HEINsEN.

Bakery. ss1 Branch Avenue.
Give him a call.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

tro heroico ejercito derramo su sangre
generosa en- defensa de nuestra gloriosa
bandera- Cuba luch6 diez amos y bre-
ga todayfa por sacpdir la domination
de la madre patria. lPero Puerto
Rico! Borinquen, ST, derrama. =. la
grimas per las desventuras de la madre
Espana!
No! ST la Monarqufa tuviera ese con-
cepto de Puerto Rico, que tan pio-
dosanaente dice el periodico heterodoxo
del Yagiiez, no lie otorgarfa llbertades
y derechos.
No. La Monarqufa democratica es-
panola no desconffa de Puerto Rico ;
III siquiera desconffa de plat6nicos re-
publicanos como los de La Va,agudrdto
aunque Sc declaren sus enemigos ire
conciliables
Els fnerte porque es popular goza
del respeto simpatfas de todas las cla-
ses de las consideraciones de las gran
des potencias.
Figurese La Vaogu0rato
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

la Secretarfa una hora 10 menos, antes
de la se1alada para dar principle a la
session: que las mujeres casadas, los in
capacitados, los memories, las herencias,
concursos, quiebras, sociedades, corpo
raciones y establecimientos publicos,
han de ser epresentados, las primeras
por sus maridos y los demas por sus re
presentantes legales; y, .por dltimo, que
los senores accionistas estan facultados,
pc .ud del artfculo 21 de los Esta-
para examinar durante las horas
Gina los libros en- que Sc lleva la
,atabilidad de la Sociedad. Ponce,
lnlo "a de 1S97.-Vo BQ Ell Presi-
iente, G,alesnao .Schuck.-El Secreta-
rio, II. o. PusoreH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

x---s ssas@xna03U01. All,
permauescsmos tal como estxmos;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
SCapital %.
DEMOCRAC CIA. Ponce.

Resultado electiones: Roman 716 vo-
tos, Valdes 1,IOI, Rtmos 100. Ilega-
lidades Camuy, Arecibo, Corozal, Mo
rows, Cidra arrebatan partido liberal
quinientos votos. Reina bastante dis
gusto; dicen que sc acordara abstenclon
eleceiones Ponce por vacante Comas.
Munoz Rivera celebr6 esta tarde inter-
Uieao con la Coavespoaa leacia. Lo tras
mitir6 maiiana al pubiicarse aquf. AL
amanecer saldra Munoz hacia Vega
baja Vegaalta. Despues ira Ponce.
Suspende excursion Mayagiiez, no te
niendo seguridad Sc respete ley reu-
niones. : Coavesp0ns0l
DE manera que los conservadores.
cerrando algunos colegios y apoderan-
dose de otros nos han arrebatato mas
de geti,aieatOs votos!
Su triunfo es un triunfo falso, apo
crifo, inadmisible, unacceptable a los
ojos de la raz6n de la justicia.
Lo han obtenido atrcpellando, vio-
lando, barrenando los fueros de la Ley.
Nuestra indignation crece, medida
que leemos los detalles' publicados por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
A DlRSTRO Y SINIBSTRO
Ell MEJOR GAMING

Nunca fuf partidario de traer estas
lcolumnas mis- cuestiones personales, que
lacostumbro dirimir EN- ell terrenO que
Icorresponde, sin alardes bullangueros y
de NAL gusto pero me halo en- presen-
cia de un case tan anomalo y tan excep.
cional que, por esta vez, par6ceme opor-
tuno romper con esa costumbre, y diri-
jirme al pablico para explicarle mi con-
ducta EN- las circunstancias presentes.
! En- ell numero 1872 de La Peq,leis0 4ae-
tiHa aparece un artfculo intltulado a la
| cal1naeso, la yes-ez0d, que es una prueba
palmaria de los incalificables extremes q
que puede llegar la audacia, empujad
por Ell odio y por ell despecho.
Contiene ese desdichado escrito tai
c1mulo de improperios de invectivas
ldenigrantes, que me be visto en- ell case
-unico en- mi vida-de tener que llevar
a su autor los tribunales.
No tema ell lector que, dejandome lle
var de naturales arrebatos saltando
por encima de los respetos que siempre
me ha merecido, caiga en- ell malhadado
Idesproposito de llenar estas columns
con vanas algarabias de mujerzuelas
|descocadas. No entra ESQ en- mis- proce-
dimientos, y, pues la razon me asiste,
no tengo por que echar mano de la dia-
triba nj del insulto.
Me limitare al relate de los hechos.
Grande fue mi indignation al tener
conocimiento de ese inconcebible escri-
to, en- que su autor, despues de agotar
ell vocabu,ario incorreto aggressive de
la plazuela, despues de revolver su
gusto ell legamo repugnante que cons
|coustltuye las 1ltimas capas del idioma,
concluye diciendo muy orondo muy
satisfecho
<El que estas lfneas escribe dice la
verdad; el articulista del Adiestro y 81
niestrO miente como un bellaco.
& Quien es, l,ues, neds le,egu0r0z?.
Confieso que pooas, muy pocas veces
he vlsto una Erase que resuite mas sar
castica mas sangrienta para ell mismo
que la escrlbe.
Como quiera que en- los asuntos de
honor me ha gustado slempre proceder
con la correction con que proceden los
caballeros, designea a dos amigos para que
fueran entenderse con ell autor de tan
digna hazaila, aunque, EN- verdad, mere
cfa que yo, dejando a un lado enojosos
tramites, apelase a otros medios mas
expeditivos y energicos.
Pero este sno hubiera sido colo
carme su nivel!
He aqui ell resultado de las gestiones
que practicaron mis- amigos
sSr. don Luis Rodriguez Cabrera.
Presente.
Distinguido amigo: habiendonos hon
rado usted con su. contianza para que
a la mayor brevedad possible nos acer
caramos don Federico Matos Bernier
con objeto de exigirle una reparacion
por medic de las armas, conforme las
instrucciones reservadas que usted nos
diera, debenos manifestarle que clantas
diligencias hemos practicable a fin de
desde las dos de la tarde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
CREDITO Y AHORR0 PONCEnO
SECRETARIA

Acordada por la Junta de Gobierno
la celebration de la Junta General or
dinaria preceptuada en- ell artfculo 2
dad, y senalado al efecto Ell domingo IL
de Julio proximo, la hora de la una
de su tarde, sc cita los seiiores accio-
nistas para Ell acto de referencia, hacien-
doles saber que, segnn 10 determinado
respectivamente, en- los artfculos 5, 6,
Y 10 del capftulo /, tftulo l, del an .e.
citado Reglamento, los acuerdos de J,
Asamblea general seran validos, cualq, :
ra que fuese ell numero de accionistas que
Sc hallen presentes al tomarlos; pero que
para que aquella pueda considerarse
constituida legalmente, es necesario que
este represen0da, por 10 menos, la ter
cera parte de las acciones suscritas /:
que sus disposici ones obligan 10 mismo
a los votantes, que los ausentes y opo
stores: que todos los accionistas tienen
voz y yoto, pudiendo emitir uno por
cada cinco acclones, sin que La acumula-,
cion de ellos pueda exceder de diez: que
los poseedores de menos de cinco accio-
nes, podran asociarse y hacer la desig
nacion del que deba emitir su voto: que
no podran asistir al acto los accionistas
que no 10 sean con diez dfas de anticipa-
clon, por 10 menos, La fecha de la con-
yocatoria: que los tenedores de accio-
nes al portador deberan depositarlas en-
la Secretarfa con "a horas de anticipa-
cl6n la fjada por la junta para la ce-
>braci6n del acto, fin de proveer los
hsitantes de la correspondence pa
- lrere asistencia: que los propieta-
= por eciones nominativas pueden ser
cimieffes en- las Juntas Generates
lcia por nAas, dando III efecto como
scisidn 1 la Presiden-
Sta conducto de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

=. Iabio. ibao 1roDauci.r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
Faltan los datos de GALES.

Como se We, nnestras fuerzas han al
canzadO mayorfa en- nueve pue bios, de
los diez y nueve en- que &c divide Ell
distrito : en- uno empataron con los in
condicionaIes.
No deja de llamar Ia atencitn que en-
Barceloneta no haya obtenIdo nj un solo
yoto el Lcdo. Ramos, cuando, segun Sc
dice, cuenta alf con muchas simpatfas
Ell candidate de la disidenca.
Pongamos lie relieve utrJ hecho, por
demas signihcativo.
En- AgualilIa -punto don le salimos
victories os-el numero de los votantes
liberales ha sido superior al de los di
sidentes.
EstO demuestra que la villa del oeste
no es nj sera tai b tluarte lel grupo h.
terOdoxo; que en- ella tiene cl partlo
liberal eleInentos fuertes, numeroso5 V
bien disci l,linados, que resuItaren
fallldas las esperanZss de nuestr"S Co
rreligionarios de aver, los Gu Iles e tc-
taban, por anticipate, de at1 grnos con
una soberbia derrota.
klLos.derrOtados son ellos, Y la election
que acaba de transcurrir debe conven-
cerles de su impotenca.
Demasalo sabfamos nosotros, con
nosotros ell pals entero, que su trlunfo
era impossible.
Lease ahora ell mportantfsimo tele-
grama que recibimos anoche, Ell que
completa Ell cuadro anterior, al par que
nos pone al cabo de las transgresiones
conseryadoras
n:AI 40
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

] la COTreSDO71de7aclO en- su edIclon del
81 ampllando las lac6nicas, cuanto gra-
yes noticias, expresadas en- el despacho
que ante:ede.
| Juzgue I'll pats:
Camuy, maIlana. -Cuarto coiegio
cerrado. No admiten electores cOleglo
para fiscalizar. Y como tampoco al
mitieron propuestas interventores, Sc
acumularan al candidate conservador
toios los votos.-Perez.
Corozal, so manana. 50 y 40
coleglos Morovis cerrados. Presiden-
tes no Sc presentan. Interventores en-
sus puestos. Via telegratca interrum-
pida. En- los tres coIegios inmensa
mayorfa liberal que Sc pierde. p. Ri
yeru.
Corozal, 11-5 mafana. .-Ratitico te-
legrama. Son las diez Y media. No
Sc ha presentado Presidente colegio 20.
1nterventores en- sus sitios. Asf sc
anulan 45 votos nuestros. Bon.
Arecibo, II mailana. -Ademas de no
almitir propuesta colegio xEsperanzao.
constituy6se sSabana Hoyoss antes de
las siete de la manana, sin dar pose
sion los interventores liberales, pre-
textando ser tarde,
Interventores estaban frente colegio
desde las seis de la maflana. a.-P. RI
Ueru.
Anade Ell colega, justamente indig-
nado por tales atropellos:
xEsto, segdn la opinion del Comite,
equivale una estafa polftica de 500
yotos.
De ese modo la Iucha es impossible.
A persona muy autorizada acabamos
de cir que ell partido liberal no volvera
a las urnas mientras gobierne ell partido
que atropella por todo,
sin oonsi leracidn a los propios intereses
lie la patrla.
Y analfa la persona que nos refe-
rlmo,:
-<Aquf no hay garantfas para ell de-
rech,. ojlo csbe La abstencion.s
All habla 1t Correspondencia.
LA DEMoCRACIA tiene plena contian
~ Ell el crlterlo en- las energfas de
maestro Jefe, asf como en- los demas
miembros del Comite provincial, no
dutla q"c adoptaran una medida a la
altura lie las clrodnstanclas. !
Be lmpone una protesta respetuosa,
pero energIca; una protesta formulada |
Eli tonos varonlles.
LA DEMoCRACIA conslgna desde aho- |
"a la suya, franca, frme, terminate.
Urge poner coto los excesos del
parti,io Unconditional, que por 10 yisto |
Sc olyida de que hay aquf un pueblo |
lue le juzga; una opinion que analiza
odos sus actos, una publica sanction
lue lie sentanciara con ell fallo mas Sc
zero.
Mas no nos extrafla esta conducta de
a agrupacion adversaria.
kesponde su sistema, q sus antece
lentes, su idioslucracia polftica.
Ualla favorable ambiente en- la tole-
ancia, per no ,lecir irnpunidad, con que
- acoglda por los poderes guberna
iyos.
En- las 1timas elecciones municipa
es los conservalores cOmetleron lgua-
Is, sino mayores demasfas, y no hubo
mrnor castigo para ellos.
Hoy vueiven hacer 10 mlsmO; ipOr
ne. porquc no Sc les ha puesto dlque
freno.
Y csc freno, ese dique, es necesario
onerlos va.
De 10 contrario va ser de todo
unto impossible, Ell este pals, Ell ejerci
10 de las facultades cfvicas. II
Y no h.biendo un escudo en- la ley,
iusticia igual para todos, sera preci-
, que nos retiremos nuestros hoga-
-, plenamente cOnvencidOs de que ,
4uf no puede realizarse la obra del de
echo.
:Justicia, general Marin Ie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
COMPAN|A ANON|nA
DE La
LUZ ELELTRTCA DE PONCE
SECRETARIA

Los extractos de inscription numero
2l3 y IA eli que respectivamente cons
tan La de las acciones nnmcros 466 y
4s7 de la propiedad de don Pedro de
Cardi, numeros 4ss y 4s9, de la de
don Andres Cueto, han sufrido extravio
en- ell correo.
En- consecuencia, la Jun.a Directiva
acordo en- session del dfa II del actual,
hacerlo publico por Ell termino de Ocho
dfas; declarar nulos y sin ningan valor
los mencionados tftulos extraviados, y
librar duplicados de los mismos d favor
de los interesados. Ponce, Junio 10 de
1897. I'll Secretario, j. O. Pas0reH
SIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
.ELECCI0N PROVINCIAL
JUNO 27 DE 1897

He aquf ell cuadro, del resultado que
arrojan las elecciones para Diputado
provincial por ell distrito de Arecibo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29
La Democracia

Una vez mas, iJusticial
Por Ell prestigio de Espana.
Por vuestro prestigio de gobernante.
Por los sagrados intereses de la pa
tria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-29

Sc compran con prima acciones dc
<Credito \ Ahorro PonceTIo.,
I'm esta imprenta informaran.
Ponce de Jonio de 1897. I5-I5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07

While the Anthracite Investigating Com
mittee has not yet been heard from, the re-
port of the Bituminous Committee to investi-
gate the condition OF the miners in the Pitts
burg, Cambria and Clearfield districts is COM
pleted and will be presented to the Legisla-
ture this week. 1t makes minutely detailed
recommendations to remedy the labor dis
putes Cars of uniform size are favored, as
is also abolition of the use of the scale to as
certain wages due. The committee would
have the weigh men under official control.
Enforcement of semi-monthly pay days is
suggested, as is also the abolition of the
company store and the over-crOwding of
dwellings. Attributing many of the exist
ing evils to operators insufficient capital and
the necessity of floating expensive CONNER
cial paper, the committee believes this forces
them ito fry out" of each man every dollar
that he is able to earn, and take advantage
of his necessities whenever opportunity af-
fords it, The members of the committee
that visited this region are working on theiI
report, and it may be presented this week
but not later than next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07
IN A
SYNAGOGUE
Much Excitement OccasSlOned During
the Services This Morning.
SUITS BEFORE A JUSTICE FOLLOW.
One Man Held For Trial For Disturbing
the Congregation in the Service and
Another For Beating a Fellow
worshiper on the Head with
a Prayer Book

The synagogue Of the Kehelos Israel Con
gregation on West Oak street. was the
scene of considerable excitement this morn
ing on account of an encounter between two
Of the male worshipers The details Of the
encounter were not learned, as the partici-
pants were not inclined to give them, and as
a suit followed before Justice Shoemaker
shortly after members of the congregation
and many other people 1ocked to the hall of
the Justice in crowds. Even there the details
could not be learned, as the principals waived
a hearing and entered bail
There were two cases. One was brought
by Moses Rubinsky Max Rabinowitz and
Hymen Rubinsky, trustees of the congrega-
ton, who charged that Nathan Sweet did
act in disorderly manner in the said CON
gregation's place Of worship and during the
worship persisted in making noise and dis
order to the interruption of the worship"
Sweet was put under $500 bail for trial at
court.
The second case was that in which Nathan
Sweet sued Max Friedbcrg, charging him
with committing an assault and battery on
Sweet by beating him most shamefuly on
the head with prayer book" In this case
bail was fixed in the sum of $500.
About seventy-fve disappointed spectators
filed out of the Justices court after the hail
was fixed and none appeared to be any wiser
as to the facts of the cases than they were be-
fore their visit. Although the affair created
considerable excitement, interest in it has since
died out and it is believed that when the
parties interested get sufficiently cooled down
the case will be settled without a trial at
court. There seems to be two or more fac
tions in the church and at intervals of few
months they clash at worship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07
Rev. strong Coming.

As announced in the HERALD last week
Rev. Josiah Strong, d. D., author of the two
famous books on the American Republic,
'Our Country" and ''The New Era" will de-
liver a free lecture tomorrow, Tuesday even
ing, in the Presbyterian chulch, at 7.30
o'clock His subject will be the work of the
Evangelical Alliance Of the United States of
America, of which he is the general secretary.
He is not only a fine thinker, but also a
forcible speaker and will doubtless be greeted
by large audience, as but few who can be
present will want to miss such treat. Rev.
Strong comes at the invitation of the Minis
terial Association, of Shenandoah. He viii
meet the pastors at $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07
COLUMBIA OUTING.
The Employees and Guests Spend a Pleas
ant Day at Lakeside.


That popular resort Lakeside park, was
visited yesterday by about 45 employees Of
the Columbia Brewing Company Of town
with several inyited guests, who enjoyed a
pleasant days outing. Shortly after eight
o'clock yesterday morning a large wagon
drawn by six spirited gray horses and
followed by several more teams left the
brewery for the place Of enjoyment and
recreation.
Shortly after their arrival at the grounds
game Of ball was played between two mines
composed of inside and outside employees,
the former being managed by the book
keeper John w. Curtin, while the latter
team was taken care of by Patrick Graham.
Mullahey and Kensinger did effective work
for the inside team, whereby the game
was won by score Of II to IL. Case and
Graham occupied the points for the outside
employees. The features of the game were
the excellent stick work of Brewer Anton
Xix and the failure of Manager Gaham's
connection with the ball for the outside
team, which caused lots of laughter and
amusement. After the game dinner was
served and heartily enjoyed. In the after
noon foot races and boat racing were INDUCED
in. An orchestra Of five pieces was present
to enliven the occasion. At dusk the roll
call was ordered and the party arrived home
wearied and worn at o'clock in the even
ing. The event will long be remembered
with pleasure by all who attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07
snfe Rrenilers Tnolen .

Wilkesharre, Pa, June AFTER the
night watchman left the big dry goods
store of Konas Longs Sons yesterday
morning thieves entered from the rear
and blew open the big safe in the office
The robbers no doubt thought the
money from Saturdays sales were in
the safe. but they were fooled. The
money had been placed elsewhere for
safekeeping. There was about $50 in
cash in the safe and this was taken
From the way the burglars went about
their work the police are convinced
they are professionals, and they may
be the same gang that broke into an
Allentown store one Sunday morning
some weeks ago and stole over 81, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07

The final dress rehearsal of the cantata
'Rebecca," which is to be produced by the
p M. church choir, at Robbins opera house
tomorrow evening, will be held at the
opera house tonight. In addition to the
Schoppe orchestra piano accompaniment
has been arranged for and the choir has been
reinforced with great deal Of outside talent
among whom may be noted Messrs. j. J.
Price, Daniel Minnch, Harry Reese, Edward
Malick, w. II. Waters and Misses Lizzie
Jones, Jennie Hares, Sadie Baugh and
others. John Hough will preside at the
piano. All arrangements for the production
are completed and all who attend are assured
of a musical treat as tho cantata is beauti-
fully staged, the costumes appropriate and
new and the performers proficient in all
their parts. The cantata itself is beautiful
composition and the choir deserves a large
and appreciative audience.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07

The numerous friends hereabouts Of James
Hillhouse, Jr,, of Birmingham, Ala, will
be pleased to learn that he has been re-
elected State Inspector Of Mines for the third
time. The term of Office which heretofore
was two years has been extended now to
three years, and the mining industry of
Alabama has increased so rapidly that it has
been found necessary to give Mr.. Hillhouse
two assistant inspectors to properly attend to
the work falling under his care. Mr.. Hill
house spent his boyhood in Shenandoah aud
learned the business of mining coal at Plank
Ridge colliery, afterward taking course in
mining engineering at a college and ranks
high in mining circles in the South.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-07
STREET PAVING.


North Main Street Property Owners Again
Agitating the Subject
Present indications point very strongly to a
revival in this town of the paying project
this summer at least as far as North Main
street is concerned. The fact that Mahanoy
City has decided to pave a number Of squares
with vitrifed brick mud the condition of the
two squares between Centre and Coal streets
has caused a number Of property owners on
that thoroughfare to make another effort to
have at least one street in the town paved.
From an interview had with those who are
agitating the subject, it is likely that a
petition will be presented to the Borough
Council at its next regular meeting praying
that body to take the proper steps in the
matter.
1t is only necessary to secure two-thirds of
the property owners to sign the petition, but
it is said that there will be little difficulty in
getting the consent Of all property owners on
the square between Coal and Lloyd streets,
and the projectors anticipate no more trouble
in the square below, William NeiswenteI
and Fred. Kethan, two of Shenandoah
progressive citizens, are at the head of the
movement
The question of material to be used has moi
been decided upon, but those spoken to seem
to be favorable to vitrifed brick, similar tC
that adopted at Sunbury, where the paving
has been down ten years and is in as good
condition to-day as it was when it was first
placed in position,
There is not much doubt but that the Dor
ough will be willing to do its part, as the
members Of Council seem only too anxious tC
adopt some plan for permanent improve.
ments Of the streets, especially the main
thOroughfares. 1t is to be hoped that the
movement will not be allowed to drop, but
that the agitation will be continued until
Main street is paved from one end to the
other.