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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

merciantes en- su q: yor parte, el sis
tema que actnalmenre SO eDpl6a de
recoger las basurss de- dicha Gale q
horas muy ava-zadas del dia, pues la
polvareda que con tai notlVo SO Ia
vaEta, ga insnportabla.
Nosotros creemos que tai operaci6n
debe practicarse ea las primeras horas
de Ia mafiana antas que Ia cuntidiana
brisa empiecs Dz tar la o5laci6a.
-Tambien perjudica s. los vecioos.
7 q lg pnhla II ert9ra he n III ma
dos c,che, qua 80 emplean para el
ssryicio pnolicc.
En ell barrio "pueblon, de Lares,
SO presentaron ssis casos de viruelas,
adoptandose Embellishments !ss pre-
oancionss del case.
En- Gasyams, los duenos de pana
nAderfas han alzado dasmesurada-
mente ell preeio del pan, causa de
habefseies obligado regular, seg6n
Sc ordena, ell paao de los bollos por el
sistema metrico.
Parece que algu1cs de los intereea
dos son coucsjaIes del Ayuntamiento
No hay que comentar.
la sequfa contin "a hacienda estra..
gos en- la isla Oulebra, impidiendo Ia
siembra de frutos memories.
Be repartan socorros entire los tndi
gentes.
I'm San Lorenzo SO trata de organi
zar una .oompaflia de maoheteros.
Han sido uombrados
Vista de la Aduana de Fajsgdo,
don Santiago N & 'oni Lucea.
Idem de la de Aguadilia, don Fe-
derico Vizcarrondo y Valdivisso.
Guarda aimacen de Ia de Humacao,
don Luis Pereyo y Quifiones,
Vista de la Aiuana de Arsoiho,
don Pedro III. Tort y Ramirez
Sefior don S. Z. NJ Oamuy.
Aqui no sc han recibido sus cartas,
pues en- ell actS hubieramos :.ccedido
O su peticion.
Respecto al otro particular no po-
demos aguardar. Aqui no aguardan
nj ell empleado, nj los operarios, nj
el proveedor de papel, nj el casero.
Un remsdio her6ico contra la debi-
lidad general, Ia depression nerviosa =
ell raquitismo es Ia verdadera Nst1To.
sisse Prssssier que no sabremos reco-
mendsr bastante nuestros lectores.
La Nex rosi9s Rassaser es muy agra
dable al tomsrse, 90 fatiga eli est6ma-
go, excita elapetito y hace renacer
Las faerzas.
De venta en todas las farmacias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17
BUEN MODO DIX sUBIR

En- las nubes escondia
IN cerro ga alta eminencfa:
sobre 81 uu gran roble habia,
en- 10 alto de este tenia
la aguila sn residencia
En- torno su majestad
Gala alado cortesano s@za
pol aba con Vanidad, -
cuando entire ellos toh maldadi
yieron un dia uu gusano.
sIOomo-exclamaron CON safia-
sin alas subi6 hasGa aquts
tai bicho de forma extrafkass
X 81 respondi6: ssYo con mafia
= arrastrandoms subj
r. Acs4na Fsgsssroa.
= =. .-iHa visto usted que tempo de
perrosf
Use qneja ustedi
II va 10 creol
II No es usted comerciants de pa
raguasa
--Sf. sef1or.
-sPues por que Sc que5a usted Dc
que llueyai
--Porqne no yendo sombrillas.
A UNA HERNOSA
Mira; no ast tan alta
lIeves esa cabeza, que annqne es linda.
nm adorro le faIta
del que tampoco es Jnsto 90 Preseinda.
lie faltsrA una fozf--M Muy psee sxalta
tn hsrmosnra nun h1r. RI na corona
de diamantss y per|asa sa-No;s 20 cara
-.E-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17
CARTERA De La SLA

SssN @Nts 80 AIS s0@ss
Copiamos de m colegs dc San
Juan: 4 n
"Hemos dido dseir que SO trata de
suprimir lag eseuelas superioros de In
isla, creando en- su dsfecto otras ele
mentales, nos suplioan preguusar
en- que situaci6n quedaran los profe-
sores que actuasmenta desempsfan
dichas escuelas y que cumplen sus
deberes satisfaction de todos. I" ~s
Novedad del dia: al Rhum Quinqui-
ma que fabrican Crusellas Hmno. y
Ga. T.ene IN perfume delicioso y 90
de una utilidad may recomendable.
para In hygiene del cabello. Es me
i)r que Of aceite de Oriza y que todos
los t6nicos franceses y americanos.
&c los tocsdores refinados no debs
faltar artfcuio de tanta bondad.
Sc nos dice que al ser sxplorada 10
yoluntad de la c0mpafifa de volunta-
rios de Barranqaitas para ser novili
Eada en case necesario, todo aus anlia-
dos, sin exception, conteetaron AFR
mAtivamente.
Esta oompafIfa antes de doclararse
Ia guerra SO componia de unas 60 pla
mas. hoy cousta, segtn nuestros in
formes. de unos $50 9oluntariors Los
nueyos Rt1llados han tornado ell fusil
despu6s do declararse de guerra.
La mayor parte de ellos psrtenecen
al partido liberal.
AVISO A LOS ZGADOS. En-
esta imprenta sc hacen libros para de-
fuuciones nacimtentos, precios
m6dicos, y toda clase de impresos pa.
IN alcaldias y of1cinas.
A causa de las circumstances, sl
de Barranquitas su-
prime este afio las tradicionales po
pnlares en- honor del pst1 Sn de dioho
pueblo San Antonio de Padua. No
obstante, hs acordsdo que ouando
terminen la so.emne misa y demas
funciones religiosas, con motive de
psa festividad, se repartira en- Ell sa-
lon consistorial abundantes limnsnas
ID todos los pobres de Ia Jurisdiction |;
aoto que amenizara Ia orquesta.
1 Bien por oil Ayantamiento de Ba-
rranquitasl
EN- CAMUY.-Todas las personals
Y familias que de paso para Aguadi-
lla, deseen descenzar y conner bien.
puedsn dirijirse Ia casa de familia
de don Eusebio Vale. Osmuy
El dia del corriente falleci6 en-
Vieques, O Ia edad de "a afios, 10 res
petable sefiora do1a Magma Rodri-
guez, madre amantisima de nuestro
buen amigo y correligionario don Je-
sds G sroia, aotfvo agente en- aquela
isla de LA DEMoGR AoIA
Acompafiamos en- tan justo dolor
al sefior Garcia y demss deu dos de Ia
finada.
Leemos en- nuestro estimado colegA
"Ls Bandera Espaf1ola", que el dipu-
tado C6rtes sefior Vlcenti, ha pedi
do en- el Oongreso la inamoGiIidad de
los empleRdos del kstado.
/ Seria ell 6nioo medic de tener una
Luena Administration.
AVISOa los Fsbricantes, que Es
teban de Leon, ofrecs en- venta lefia
superior trosada como 90 le pida.
Tel6fono ntmero 81.
Po Ice, JUNO de 1893. I'm ID.
De Arccibo;
Perjadica en- extreme . ks vscinos
da La Gale daI s.H anarnl paHfAu. On :.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17
ESTAFETA DE PONCE

La administration de Ia DE-
M0CRAClA supIica encarecIda-
| mente q aqueIl0s agentes que no
hayan centestad0 su ultima cir
cuIar, 90 sIrvan hacerio en- la
mayor brevedad possible.
En- IN telegrama rec bido anoche
por nuestro amigo el seiior Dsschamps
SO le dice
aDesastre complete. Salvado tni-
camente Jimenex en- su vapor, dfri-
giendose Insgua. Expsdicionarios to.
dos fusilados."
Eeta expedici6n, seg6n nos 10 Ok
plica nuestro smigo. adoleci6 de IN
error doble que habfa de producer
tan funestos resultados Nj la ciudad
de Montecristi es punto q prop6sito
para empezar niDguna revolucf6n en-
Santo Domingo, nj parece cuerdo que
Jimenez apareciera en- ningdn pun
to sin aguardar ell apoyo de los otros
emigrados, cast todos ios cuales SOD
hombres de verdadero empuje. repre-
sentando en- sus respectivas iurisdic
clones la revoluci6n. fa2
Aver los csjistas nos hicieron CO..
meter IN error que hoy subsanamos.
6uplicabamos que se acercara por
esta administrator al seflor don jus
10 LAbaro, y pusleron don Justo Ba-
rros.
Oonste ssf.
Son muehas las quejas que nos dan
sobre Ia infnidad de faroles que per-
manecen sin prenderse an distintas
GALES de estA ciudad.
Bueno ca qne 30 fije on este el con.
trstists del alumbrado de kerosine.
De Guayama nos escriben
Han obtenido grandas aplausos en-
esta villa loe tiltimos articulos dc LA
DEMooRAcIA 'Ouesti6n Montenegro"
" " Maquinando en- Ia sombrs. I"
Sc encuentra vacante. la plaza de
syudante de In escuela elemental que
dirige el professor don Santiago Con-
zalez, en- el barrio de Ia Playa, Aota-
da GOA el haber de 300 pesos anuales
Tessgramas de Bnenos Aires dicen
que se ec>e una pr6xima guerra entire
las rep1blnas Argentina y Chile, y
que ambos raises estan hacienda
grandes preparaS,yos do guerra.
El vapor ing'6s ''Sharbrooks eata
cargando en- este puerto azdcar CON
destino oil Canada.
Ha falIccido anoche on esta ciudad
nm nifio de corta edsd, hijo de nues-
tro amigo don Francisco Trigo, por
cuya Sensible desgracia enviamosle
nnestro mAs sentido p6same. 81
lPodrk saberse en- poder de quieu 80
hallan los fondos re rtcsudados para. LA
DEMOCRACIA en- ell Doradof ~
Estamos dispuestos & hsb.ar claro
al no aparecen. s
Por hoy nos concretsmos hacer
eats pFegunta.
Oon cargamento de sals )nes, pa
pas, harina y otros efectos, lego
aver este puerto el bergantin ingl6s
Leo"
El bergantin danes "Astrea" ha
sido despachado para OopenhsRue
don Carlos Armstrong, CON 3. 90
sacoe de azucar q sean 276.167 kilos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

~hn0 p@G uuM u6 Uif&S "A IN OGkS,
8 de las cuestiones dc derechos
que cada una cree pertenecer
ics. Los medios dc arregIar
estas desavenenciss pueden ser
amistcsos 6 violentos.
Los medios amistosos son
la concession entera y absolute
de parte dc una naci6n, de los
derechos disputados; Ia tran
sacci6n. en- cuys virtnd sacri6
CO cada cual una psrte de sus
pFetenslones 6 este derechc; la
rnedIsci6n 8 arbItrage que C n
Fla 4 algunos aliados y amig -s
lie ambAs naclones Ia solucI6n
del puntO litigioso /; y por q IT,
mo. las conferencias 6 congre-
SOS, qne son todavfa an medic
de concIliaci6n amistosa. p1esto
que tlencn lugar entre plenipo-
tenciarios encargados de buscar
los medios dc llevar q fcliz ter
Enino las pretensIones de todos.
En- este siglo ha h bido mu hos
congresses importantes, como
son el de Viena, Ak 10 Chspe-
lie, Verona. etc.
Cuando la soluci6n amlstosa
es impossible, las naciones recu
rreu & Ia guerra, y solc enton.
css es cuando, seg6a los recur-
SOS de la moral, puede parecer
sscusable la guerra. Pero an
tss de Ilegar el case de una
guerra deolarada puede habsr
algunos prelimlnares hostiles,
tales como el talon. que ha cal
do va en- desHso, y las represa-
Has, que en- su signi6caci6n ge-
neral consistian en- apoderarse
de las personas y bienes de los
individnos de la naci6n enemi.
ga, que &C encontrascn en- eI
sesritorio dc In otra naci6n, en-
elta mar, 6 aun en- el territorIo
del mismo estado contra el cual
80 dlrigen. Debemos adversir,
AIN embargo, que las represalias
v el talon pertenecen & los prin
sipios Enfernacionales bSrbaros,
euya apliosci6n sc limita hoy
dfa 4 las patentes dc corsc, en-
cuya virtud los s6b dItos de una
potencia obtiensn de su gobler-
no al correspondence permiso
paraaequipar bajeles y perssguir
4 las embarceciones mercantes
dc rna potsncia enemigs.
S. conoce ademas la rotor
sion del derecho y 81 embargo.
La retorsi6n del derecho es la
aplicaci6n que hace an estado
Fsspacto & los s1biitos de otros
de los princip;os que este pone
en- pgActica res2ecto dc aqusl,
y tiene lngar especialmente en-
materials de comsrcio para la
sntrada & salida dc clertos R6-
neros y mercancias.
FL embargo es una especie
ia prees que Sc hace en los ia
v9os v neVcancfas de los s1b1i
sos del estado G que 80 declara
10 guerra, " que &C encuentran
en- oil .erritorio 8 cn los psertos
del 7estsdo que ejscuta ei en-
b4rgc. LA mayor psrte dc los
traEaSIos de comercio estab!ecen
qne los navfos y los bIenes del
---.smIgo que puedan haberse &
la unano al tempo del ronapi-
znieuso, y los que entraseu 81
cssivsmsnte en- los p sertos de
este estAdo, &C respeteu CON tai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

:. Elogiar de de coraz6n uua acci6n
buena, os en- cierto modo participar
de ella La Rocte1 0atcanld.
BRINDIS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

Este mAsana fonde6 On este puerto
el vspor frances Msnubria."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

Desde esta noche queda estableoido
el servicio do cenas on la fonda s.La
Un'6n. propiedad de don Jose Oalza
do, sta On In Gale dc In Villa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-17

Sirvan estas Hneas de aviso lcs
gastronomcs demas pers, s,nas de
vuafn
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several years, and last fall had more
severe cough than ever before. | have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief, and being recommended to
try bottle of Chamberlain cough rem
edy by friend who, knowing me to be a
poor widow, gave it to me, tried it, and
with the most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved me very much, and
the second absolutely cured me. | have
not had good health for twenty years.
especially, Mrs. Mary A. Beard, Clare
more, Ark. Sold at Janeck Bros drug
store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
PROSSER.

Mr.. Bailey is home again but il able to
get about only with the aid OF crutches.
Teachers examination is being held in
Prosser today.
Strawberries are out OF the market for
the season, but rasberries are now coming
in quite plentiinlly.
Mr.. Taylor has lately added a nice large
veranda to his house, which improves the
appearance OF the place very materially.
Each week sees new changes in the
new church now in course of construction
Prosser will feel quite proud OF the ne W
edfce.
The water in the irrigation ditch broke
out near Stromvold's recently, but we
are unable to learn the extent OF the dam
age.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

ina, which, considering the fact that it
will require four flat cars to convey it
here. is remarkably reasonable. The fire
boys hope to have the staff ready for the
reception of cold glory" by July 4th.
The memorial services held by the Odd
Fellows on Sunday last were both inter-
esting and impressive. The hall was
fittingly decorated for the occasion and
contained many spectators beside the
members of the order. Eulogies were
delivered by DR.. Frank and Rev. U. F.
Hawk, the latter also rendering fine vo-
cal solo. The usual rtualistic service
was gone through with, aided by choir
consisting of the Misses Sherwood, Mer-
win and Farmer, and Mr.. w. B. Dudley.
Superior court adjourned yesterday to
reconvene on Wednesday next, when arg
uments for new trials, motions etc. will
be heard. The most important case tried
since our last issue was that of Steele vs.,
the Northern Pacific Railroad, suit to
recover on personal damages, in which
the plaintiff received verdict of 1880.
The ejectment case of r. A. Grant vs..
Maggie Miller has been taken under sd-
visement by Judge Davidson.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
A sure Thing.

A transaction in which you cannot lose
ia sure thing. Biliousness, sick head.
ache, piles, pimples, bad breath, and a
thousand other ills are caused by consti'
patton and lazy liver. Cascarets candy
cathartic, the wonderful liver stimulant
and intestinal tonic are by all druggists
guaranteed to cure or money refunded.
&C. C. are a sure thing. Try box to-
day. 1Oc, 25c, SOC. Ask your druggist
for sample and booklet.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
REPORTOR|AL SHORTS1OPS
What is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
MISCELLANEOUS MEMS NOTES
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for The
Heralds" Busy
Readers.
Try a gallon OF Wilson'S pi, klee.

Mr.. Nye Taggard expects to leave to-
night for Seattle to remain.
Mrs. Cary is selling all patterns and
nice hats at half price. 81 hats at So /;
IS hats at $2.5
Jack McNef this week purchased SO
bales of hops of Jas. Biggam, at cents
He also shipped 10 bales for DIR. Arm
strong on consignment.
You can buy firs,.class broom at Kin.
sey's for % cents. 2l.tf
Forty.five little girls ~ho ride bicycles
are wanted to report to Fred Miller, who
will assign them part in the bicycle pa.
rade on the Fourth.
Cottage for rent. A pleasant location.
Apply to DR.. Rosser. 21.tf
The ladies of the emergency corps APP
pointed to solicit towels for the soldier
boys, report having received 3lS. which
have been forwarded to the Washington
boys at San Francisco.
Get prices on large quantities of Baker
or Glidden wire of Coffin Bros. Another
car load on the way.
The contract for building the machinery
hall, poultry house, cattle and horse stalls.
etc. was let Wednesday by the state lair
commission to c. ii. Bruenn The con-
tract calls for their completion September
LIST. 1898.
Pure cider vinegar at Kinsey's. u If
In the absence of Rev. Stephens. of the
Christian church, next Sunday Rev. 7.
A. Davis will occupy the pulpit in the
morning and the young people will have
program for the eQening.
keene has repaired the finest watch in
Yakima county and any number of the
poorest, and can surely make 20 urs run.
G. f. Bailey and family leave this eve
ming for San Jose, Cal, their old home.
Mr. Bailey will visit week or two there
before his return while Mrs. Bailey and
the children will remain during the sum
mer.
The N. p. Railway have issued one of
the handiest little books of information
on the war yet brought out. A notice in
another column will tell you all about it.
Mrs. A. b. Garrison of British COLUMBIA,
arrived in the city Saturday evening on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Morrison of the Ahtannm. While on her
way here she WAS taken i'll and is now at
the Hotel Bartholet, but is reported as i'm
proving.
The best tea tor the money at Kinsey
< Co. 2I-tf
Prof. St.John, II. II. LON bard ond DR..
Graves returned Monday from few days
outing at the Springs. They were obliged
to cut their stay little Short owing to the
too rapid development OF appetites and
miscalculation on the amount OF provis-
ions required for their larder.
Children like it, it saves their lives.
We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the
infallibe remedy for coughs, colds, or CUP
bronchitis, grippe and all throat and
lung troubles. Janeck Bros. drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey have returned
from Yakima accompanied by their lit
tie daughter Alma, who has been attend
ing school there the past term.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
AHTANUM.

The corporation creamery was burned
last Friday night.
C. A. Sherwood, who has spent several
days here, organized Sunday school in
Marks school house last Sunday.
Lincoln Greenwat was over from the
Mckee farm Sunday on short visit to
to his father.
Miss Martha Wiley, who has spent a
number of years at Whitman College,
Walla Walla, graduates from the class
ical course there this month.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
For Rent at a Bargain.

Good house and barn, and five acres of
land four miles from North Yakima, call
on A. BURK,
23-tf Corner Second and Maple Ste.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23

J. A. Walker last week gave an enter.
tainment with his graphophone. and con.
templates giving another this week in
connection with a stereopticou lecture on
Cuba.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
CA 81 oHrA.
s ss.,, tn. 'A' Kind You H.n !!*.Z: Bought
Signature sf &NAzzZs<

Fine linen and duck ladies' skirts
now going at bargains at The Wonder.
II you are locking for stylish and well
fitting skirt, come in and see our stock.
Mrs. l.. Il. RNRHART.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-06-23
FORT SIMCoE.

Little Nora McCaw is recovering from
a brief illness.
Mrs. Catlin has returned from br ief
visit with friends in Yakima.
Pay day is approaching and the EN-.
ployes are beginning to wear broad
smile.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-04

yesterday Spain the
posaIs peace French
Spanish This will be fol-
armistice of hoses nego
ations The which Spain aceded foIows:-
any claim for
requires the REIMBURSEMENT of all claim
the immediate evacuation of
that evacuation of
the West
Inde nd of n island in the Ladrones.
occupy hold the city, bay and habor Of
pending conclusion of which shall determine
the CONTROL disposition government Philippines.
their Spain, commissioners will
commissioners from Spain for the of conud
ing treaty o peace o the basis above indicated.
fifteen regiments to Porto
They cobys brigade In which the Vermont
regiment.
the vessels entered the
with welcome from the popuIace
The Spanish garrison without show of resistance
Ponce without shot, the Spanish withdrawing in
the vicinity and
following slowly fine macadamzed road
extends with the utmost
10y rejoice they The spaniards
will fighting that without the help of the native
volunteers Spanish the island
At Santiago sickness soldiers
unfit duty But few dests have occur
red The digntIed being
stored outo of fast possible
important points In Eastern Cuba
have been taken by yourn the week.
still under orders proceed to
Spain a 1t can be made ready
Gen. Merritt at of land
$1,000 with the The Amer
time The boherng than the spanard
They are also besegng fight Is not mprob
able Merritt account of hostility shown
by insurgents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-04
PEACE IS CERTAIN.
SPAIN COMEDIES ALL OUR I'M
PORTANT DEMANDS.

End of Hostilities at Hand Invasion of Porto
Rico is One Continuous Ovation No Resist
ance Encountered Thus Far Much Sick
ness at Santiago. Serious Complications
with Insurgents at Manila
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-08-04
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He is Warmly Welcomed by Several
G.. A. II. Posts.

Gen. John r. 5. Goblin, commander in
town was noted in The Times yesterday,
was greatly in demand among the local
posts here last night. lie had hearty wei
come last night by Meate fost, at Grand
Army headquarters. and also by fafr5gut
Post He had the good luck to be here ON
the occasion of the installation of the
newly elected officers OF Meade Post.
Gen. Gobiu was received at the han by
Commander Hopkins, of this department
DR.. J. F. isobb, S. V. c.: James McCabe. j.
Y. c.; Arthur Hendricks, A A e.; j.
Tyler Powell, A. Q. NJ. e., and the staff.
He was escorted by these old soldiers
into Meade Pests quarters, where happy
address of welcome was Delivered by Com
mander Hopkins, and responded TO in kind
style by the conmandeT-in-chief.
A visit of courtesy was also paid to
Farragut Post, where there was another
and equally hearty greeting to the COM
mander-in-chief, and 10 e :. Grant Post.
No. 10, where there was another friendly
and fraternal reception and associa ton.
Several of the posts which will meet
later in tire week, have extended invita-
tons To Gen. Goblin to be with them il
possible, hut he replied last night that he
would be obliged to leave the city this
morning.
The purpose OF Gen. Gobin's visit has
already been stated in THE Times. He
came here to meet the committees which
are in friendly rivalry as TO whether a
national park shall be at Ficksburg or
Fredericksburg. Gen. Goblin met the COM
mittees yesterday, one in the room Of
Speaker Reed, a { the Capitol. and the
other at the Riggs House. Both sides
have been heard and decision will be
made in due time.
Gen Goblin said last night that he ex
pected to be here at the encampnieut
of the Department of the Potomac in
February, TO which event all the old sol
diers are now looking forward with
great interest.