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The independent., 1904-11-03

regularity" Inc gallant HSnl LHdt
Mr. Watson has made is not only an
honor ana credit to him; it is as much
for the peoples party and the peo-
ple's pa1s..; has proved itself credit
| to American polIiical life. It has
proved itself truly Jeffersonldh ~
| ty. It's noble hight for the maintenance
| OF true American ideals, should have
Iendeared 1t to all true Americans. 1t
| has made political nome for all low
ers of liberty. Mr.. l.. E. Hugglns OF
Omaha furnishes The Independent
with an apt illustration here in his
translation from the German OF little
poem entitled Homeless"
! Today | met sweet Liberty
Out on old Oceans strand;
She hailed me brightly, joyously,
And shyly reached ler hand
Then, as she turned to 60 away,
| said "May | not come?
Take me, lorn outcast, | pray,
With thee to thy sweet home
With trembling lip and tear-dimmed
Compassion shining through
Despondingly she made reply,
Dear Sir, I'm homeless, too
And In the year 1904, after the ig-
nominious sell-out at st. Louis, Lib
erty no longer had an advocate, until
the young giant at Springfield stepped
fo ho ,ayain n n
cause. And the fight that this young
giant has put up in her defense has
called forth the admiration OF all true
followers of Jeffersonian ideals OF gov
ernment. Abandoned almost entirely
'Eg>fhose. in the democratic party, to
whom hau entrusted the exten-
sion of their ideas, refsJsssasers found
themselves almost without hope, Dus
what a transformation has been wit
messed in this campaign.
To have been able to make any
showing at all in this campaign, it was
essential that at least some semblance
OF political party should appear with
an organization To those who have
contributed to the perpetuation of the
peoples party during the ruinous years
of fusion with the national democracy,
much credit is due. The few papers
that remained active in the cause,
and the champions OF the cause who
refused to acknowledge that their
cause was lost, will be accorded their
share of credit. And all who have a
disposition to be fair, when viewing
the happy conditions of the party, will
readily accord to one man above all
others as individuals, large share of
credit for preventing the decline and.l
fall of the peoples party. The work
that Mr.. Tibples did with his pen can
not be underestimate. The Spring
field convention honored itself in
showing due appreciation of his efforts
in behalf of the peoples party organ
ization when it made him its vice pres
idential nominee. And he has borne
that honor with becoming dignity.
That convention was also peculiarly
fortunate in it's choice of candidate for
president. Mr. Watson seems to have
been the man of the hour-the only
one upon whose shoulders the mantle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Wapores que Sc esperan

Esq. "Pfo IX"-Saldrz de este puer-
to en- Ell corriente mes con destino di-
recto Ia Coruffa, Santander, Cadiz y
Barcelona, admltiendo carga y pasa
jeros. /.
Inpies "Anselma de Larr1naga" -
Sali6 de Liverpool ell dfa 20 del corriente
directamente para este puerto y seguira
vrai para los de Habana, Matanzas,
Nueyitas, Santiago de Caba y Glen
ESP. "Miguel GalIart" Con destinO
4 este puerto Y los de Mayagiiez, Pom
&C. Habana, Santiago de Cuba, Carde
mas ' Manzanillo, sali6 de Barcelona
81 dfa , del corriente mes hacienda
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz y
Amer "San Juan" -Salio de New
Orleans Ell dia IS del corriente mes
con destino este puerto y los de Pom
ce Mayaguez y Aguadilla.
Esn aMartin Saenz -Esta 4 Ia car
oa 90 Barcelona de donde saldra ha-
ciendo las escalas con destlno q este
mo "Esk"-Procedente de Saint
Thomas ' ruta llegara 4 este puerto
81 dia > de Mayo pr6ximo vel misme
dia saldrz para 50 procedencia.
INC. "Casilda - En- los primer0S d5as
del nr6ximo mes de Mayo saldra do
Monfevideo con destino este puerto.
Cub. aIwlias SaldrA de este puerto
cnn destino al de u Habana con esca-
las intermedias 81 dfa "A del cozziense
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
El pIeito del Elatrinonio

Acaba de ponerse Ia venta la oc-
tava cdici6n dc "El pleiio del matrl-
nonio. entire Teodoro Guerrero y RI.
cardo Seplilveda. con la cooperation
de los mas notables literatos del siglo
XIX.
Cuarenta y cinco de los escritores
Que ilustTaron aouellas pzginas no Il
guran va entire los vivos, y apena ei
Amino yer tantas cruces sehalando la
desaparicion de los nombreS mas ce-
lebres de nuestra literature.
El libro esta editado con gran ele-
gancia por don Antonio San Martin de
Madrid, fsrma I'm volumen ameno
& interesante que recomendamos q
nueStros lectores.
NuestroS lectores en- general, y en-
especial aquellos que piensen someter-
Sc pronto Ia dulce coyunda, seg1n
Guerrero, y al no muy blando yugo
seg1in Sep1lveda, deben adquirir cuan
to anteS ese famoSo pleito, en- el que
los mejores escritores espa1oles com
parecieron expresando su opinion ad-
versa 8 favorable al matrimonio.
Para nuestras jovenes lectoras, es de
necesidad absolute poseer I'm ejemplaI
del ''Pleito del matrimonio.
SeanoS permitido, despues de re-
gistrar Ia defuncion de gran n1merc
de los literatos que colaboraron en- Ia
genial production, felicitar a nuestro
querido amigo don Teodoro Guerrero
uno de los pocos supervivientes del
"proceso' en- question, por sostenerse
frme resuelto a librar nuevas cam
pafias Gterarias los SO afios de edad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
OtiE v necesari0
. SOBRE DERECHO PENAL I Civil

A LOS AsPIRANTES 4 ABoGADoS pue-
de interesar la lectura y estudlo de dos
libros, que el autor, Licenciado en- De
rccho, titula
Apuntes de Derecho Peral y Civil
contienen las contesta-
clones al Programa de examenes, ante
el Tribunal Supreme, de los Ssplrantes
al Eiercicio de la Abogacfa en- Puerto
Rico.
DEREcHo PENAL: un tomo en- r1sti
ca. cuauo mayor, con Glen paglnas.
Impression excelente, con tipo grande
, claro. Tambien coutiene aigunos
apuntes Y concentrates del C6digo Pc
nal viqcnte. - Precio ST.. so
DEREcHo CIVIL: TN tomo en- r1stica,
cuarto mayor, con doscientas dleciocha
paginas. Impression y tipo identicos al
fomo anterior. - Precio So.
~ Autor: .M@rcO .asetOssSO. a
Pfdanse a Ia Librerfa del
BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Ale que Isssportas sssiros
fKomouoN "a cpgzno

Accuse amos nusssfos lectnfcs
one lean acsrnfnasenso uu baen ar.icn.
10 cue. ruSrcgso al cuiiivo del algo3on,
puhlicam as en ia primcra p.ana oe
nucstra caicsan &c boy.
10 escribe IN hombrc De experien-
cia, maestro antiguo y essinado amigo
Doa Pedro CasgafieT CaSaSnOv&s, inuy
conocedor del aSunto que trats.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
e Wiaje de- rey puede
quedar interruHnpldo
De regreso a Madrid

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen de Madrid
que aver circulo en- aquella ciudad la noticia al
al parecer Official. de que el rey don Alfonso
directamente a Madrid, con objeto de in
tervenir en- ell problema de gobierno que esta
planteado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Una gran llueIga
EN- Barcelona
Ell movimiento obrero en- Espana

Nueva York. viernes.-Los iltimos despa-
chos recibdos de Madrid dicen que ha sido po-
clamada nuevamente la huelga entire los traba'
iadores de los muelles los obreros de las taori-
cas-.
Han sido tomadas todas las precauciones
posibles por las autoridades fin de svitar que
ocurran tumultos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
racha de la adversidad
Otro vencimientO

Nueva York, viernes.-La serie de grandes
vencimientos que han tenido los japoneses en-
Corea, desde que comenzo la guerra, ha delado
al eiercito del Tapon. bastante maltrecho des-
moralizado Aver ha ocurrido nm nuevo en-
cuentro teniendo que retirarse los japoneses sin
conseguir su objeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
VioEando la raeutraETdad
Russia Sc muestra energica

Nueva York, viernes-Informan de Paris
que ell gobierno de San Petersburgo ha ind1ca-
do al del Celeste Imperio la convenience de
guardian la mas riguresa neutralidad en- el
actual conficto, no permitiendo como ha ocu-
rrido, que buques japoneses esten mas de dos
tres dias en- los puertos de China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Tndiunaci6n creciente
en- e. Jap6n
Venganzas ruineS

Nueva York. viernes.-Cablegrafian de To-
kio que el pueblo japones muestra indigna-
do contra los coreanos y pide al gobierno que
escarmiente con dureza los que llevan cabo
sus venganzss contra los pequenos destacamen-
tos, sin medios de defensa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
De PalaCiOS Vald6S

Hemos recibido las siguientes Obxas
del nsigns novelista Palacios Val
d6s:
El Idilio de an enferm0.
Marta y Maria.
Ell Sefiorito Octavi0.
La Hermana San Sulpicio
RiVerita.
Maximina.
La Espuma.
Jose.
FL Cuarto Podef.
El origen del pensamiente
La Algeria del Captain Riboe
El Naestrante
La Aldea Perdda
Las NOnas de Cadis
La Fe
Aguss Fnertes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Ia crisis del gabinete
Maur.a Sc da por planteada
Gravedad del confiictO

Nueva York, viernes.-Los dificiles probe
mas que tiene por resolver ell gobierno del Sr.
Maura han tornado ahora un aspecto de grave
dad considerable, causa de la impopularidad
del gobierno
En- la capital de Espana Sc da porGplantea-
da la crisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
PrOfe+ixandO la n'uina
El choque de dos escuadras

Nueva York, viernes.-''El Times de Lon
dres publica aver I'm artfculo que condensa TN
cablegrama recibido en- esta ciudad, profetizan-
do la destruction total completa del Escua-
dron ruso de Vladivostok por la escuadra japo-
mesa del mar del Japon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
I'm desEacasmento jap0nes
pasad0 4 cuchEal0
Los destrozos de los naturaIes

Nueva York viernes-Los coreanos han
atacado a un destacamento japones cerca de
Anl1, pasando a cuchillo los soldados del 1mpe
rio del Sol naciente.
Algunas partidas de naturales del pals, reco-
ren los campos cometiendo atropellos con los
exnanjeros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
SerVIcIO Especial Del BOIeIM MePcaRIN
OABLEGRAWAS.

del iefe de las tEOpas del Miikado dc evitar eu
absolute cualquier desman de los revoitosos co
reanos contra los extranjeros y muy principal
mente contra las tropas del Japon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
Encuentr-o inevitable
" sensational
Ell escuadr6n de VladivostOk

Nueva York, viernes En- Europa existe
una gran expectation, dice I'm cablegrama llega-
do de Londres, por saber que resultado ha de
tener ell encuentro inevitable del escuadron ru-
so de Vladivostok con una dota japcnesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29

Pedro A. de AIarC0n.a -. -.
GI G$eAmAaIo.
Gl final de ncvma.
Gl MISC De II BeIa.
Ia PY6dlsa.
Gl SombreTc ae tres Pics.
6I Captain UeneHc.
BenitO Perez GaId6Ss
Episodes naeIcnales.
naxariM.
GI EmiiSc I1laMsc.
BaInia.
GI HbMeIc.
"a DesbeFsaada.
tomos-
HaTamEIIa De Econ Rcsb.
2tomoe.
Rflarianela.
D. RgrfEeta.
Juan Valera.
Pevtta Jlmtnex.
Eduardo ZamaC0jSs
BESIDE Il EyreyO.
NJ. Martinez Barri0Rueve.
81 FLEA.
Vicente Sanchis.
ullla Usaus.
Reelkdas sfssasssass ID BOLETIM.
a4s en- 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29

Nueva York, viernes.-En los c1rculos diplo-
naticos de Francia sc comenta con mucha reser-
va la coincidencia de llegar Italia el kaiser
aleman, cuando va estaba el Presidente Lou
bet en- la historical peninsula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
NoTARiO

Registrador de la propiedad sustituto,
que fue IA amos en- Arecibo, ofreee sus SER
vicios, como Notario. en- Arecibo. Bajos de
Ia casa nGmero Is calle de Ia Cruz, Sc haee
cargo de presenuar para su inscription en-
ell Registro de la propiedad del Distrito y
remitir los respectivos interesadOs, les
documentos que con tai Objeto sc le envIan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
B0ARDING-H0USE
b
Adolfo Ruiz Muller

SAN JUsT0 3e-sAH JUAN
Sc admiten abonados hospedsje complete >
tambien aimnerzo eomida solamente.
BUENA MESA BANO6.
TRAT0 EsQUIsITO.
y Sc habla inEles, alemAn frances y espAASl
- PUETo ckETRIoO
d-et
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-29
UNA Coincidencia que
Causa eXErafSeZa

Ell Kaiser aleman y ell
Presidente Loubet
The Washington times., 1904-04-10
CAN FIX SCHEDULES.

Sufferers from the poor railroad ser
vice between Alexandria and Washing
ton can get some relief from the Dis
trict Commissioners. Corporation Cour-
Sc. Duvau has decided the matter AZ the
request Of the Commissioners. \ com
mittee Of citizens called the attention Of
the Commissioners TO the poor service
and asked that the Commissioners con-
fer with the corporation commission Of
Virginia on some sort CT action COM
Delling the Washington. Alexandria. and
Mount Vernon Railroad Company q pat
on more trains in the crowded hours.
The Commissioners ", re in doubt rs 10
their powers in the matter apd referred
the res uest to Mr.. Duvall. Yesterday il
was announced THAI Mr.. Duval had &c
cided that the Commissioners mad no
power over the cars. Dut that they -an
regulate the schedule This means that
the Comm SsiCners ca n order the com
pany 10 CperICe trains more frequent
~ than they are doing al present. As
the Virginia commission has already
taken action, IL Is certain that some
thing is going TO be done tC improve
the service. The Alexandra. commit
tee win probably call upon the Com
miSSlOnerS tomorrow or TueSdOy, when
the later will announce their decision
as To the conference
The Washington times., 1904-04-10
WABASH MYSTERY.

Throughout the week local railroad
men have been trying their utmost 10
learn something about the plans Of the
Washington ana Western Maryland,
the branch Of the Wabash which Is 10
enter Washington by the way OF George
town, according 10 the bills which have
been introduced in the House and Sen
ate, and approved by the District Com
missioners, but they have been unable
to learn anything more definite than that
the road is to be a connection Of the
Western Maryland. and is 10 be some
sort Of a terminal Of the Wabash. The
only man who can say anything about
the Wabash plans as yet is George
Gould himself, and he is secretive, as
usual. The opinion was freely expressed
yesterday that as the bill has the ap-
prevail Of all Of the Government onlcers
before whom IL has been laid, 1t is go
ing TO pass. Senator German, who is in
charge Of the bin IN the Senate, and
Representative Pearre, who fathered IL
in the House, decline even 70 give the
names Of the persons who had the bills
introduced One prominent railroad OF
ficer said yesterday:
There have been scores of rcmors
concerning the plans OF the Wabash 10
enter Washington and We have given
some time to investigating rev OF
:beru. They were all. however, built
around the dOings OF the Gould agents
who were looking over the ground. IN
that the GOulds have really begun their
plans 70 enter Washington Inc con-
nections are easily constructed ana not
very costly ~,
timore and Ohio officers would discuss
the matter.
The Washington times., 1904-04-10
MADE NINE HITS
OUT OF TEN SHOTS
Great 13- inch Gun Record
Of Wisconsin.
DISTANCE OF LOO YARDS
Equally Good Shooting Said to Have
Been Done With Other.
Guns.

Nine hits out OF ten shots is the 13-
inch gun record of the battleship Wis
corsin, reported TO the Navy Depart
ment In private letter received II,
Washington yesterday.
This record was made at a distance
Of i,gC0 yards from a target II by 4
leet. Equally good shooting is said 10
nave been done with guns of all
classes, and the Wisconsin bids fair 10
lead the navy in shooting for this year.
The records Of the Alabama and the
hearsarge are distanced by this shoot
ing, and it s likely the Alabama will
be compelled to lower its colors TO the
Wisconsin, whose pointers have been
0OIng such excellent work OF. the
As.atic station.
Lieutenant Wilson, commanding The
after turret of the Wisconsin, made
26.7I out Of 81 shots. and the two gun
pointers under his command made s
hits in s shots and Z hits in 10 shots.
respectively. At the forward turrct.
Lieutenant Clark made 1884 out of b
shots. His best pointers made hits in
shots and hits in s shots, respec-
lively.
The Washington times., 1904-04-10
Roofing the SubwaYS
OF Railroad Terminal
District Engineers Adopt System Devised by
Mr.. Greiner, Which 1t Is Thought Will Pre-
vent Water Running Through.

The method to be employed in roofing
the subways TO be constructed in con-
nection with the new railroad terminal
has been practically decided on by the
District Engineer Department.
The system selected is that proposed
by John r. Greiner, engineer OF build
ings and bridges for the Baltimore and
Ohio, at a recent conference he held
with the District engineers. By the use
OF this method the roofing Of the sub
ways viii be supported by two rows Of
steel posts and the masonry abutments
on each side Of the subVays
On these posts viii rest boX-girders
that viii be laid parallel with the street
above. The ox-girders will support
24-inch - beams of steel, the spaces
between these steel bars being filed in
with concrete. Thus the first solid ex-
panse to be seen from the interior Of
the subways will be this sheet Of steel
and concrete resting on the bOx-girders.
Above the concrete and steel beams
will be laid sheet of waterproof as
Ihalt, three quarters of an inch thick.
On top Of this will be placed six inches
of armored cOncrete-that is, concrete
held together by steel bars over thi.s
will be spread the ballast for the raIi-
road.
The Washington times., 1904-04-10
STREET RAILROAD TROUBLES.

The attempt OF the Capital Traction
Company to obtain from Congress the
rights of way through NJ Street. which
The District Committee Of the Senate
has recommended should go to the Old
Dominion and Great Falls Railroad
Company. aroused both amusement and
Indignation yesterday among the citi-
zcns who are anxious to have such a
railroad constructed. and in the local
railroad world. The consensus Of opin-
ion expressed was that the bin intro
duced in the Senate by Mr.. Burrows Is
nothing more than an attempt 10
smother the Old Dominion bin, the
Capital Traction officers following an
attempt that was made by a railroad
Spectator few months ago. The
Capital Traction coOlly asks for all of
NJ Street. in which. at the hearing on
the Old Dominin bill, the Capital Trae-
ton president, Mr.. Dunlop. tried 70
prove that no street railroad was
needed. and concerning which ali sorts
of protests were obtained by Capital
Traction employees from certain resi-
dents asserting that such railroad
would do untold damage to houses.
NO such a railroad is needed SAID,
Ir. Dunlop. at the hearing, and il it
were built 1t would have 10 operated
at a loss. II a crosstown line is Ope--
ated. IL should be further Up town. We
are now carrying all OF the traffic.
Anyway" he concluded this IS our ter
ritcry, and no other railroads should be
allowed TO come in here
When the favorable report was made
on the measure, and II began TO appear
that the Old Dominion would win, the
Capital Traction Company changed its
mind. and the new bill is the result.
The officers of the OLD Dominion Com
pany decline to discuss the new devel-
opment, declaring that they are salts
fed that their bill viii be acted upon
justly.
Milford SpOhn. the head of the Central
Labor Union. OF Washington, which
The Washington times., 1904-04-10

AS the grade Of the tracks coming out
OF the new Union Station and extend
Ing 10 point beyond the subways al
II, X. L, and NJ Streets viii be a slope
OF from eight to twelve inches in eacn
100 feet il is believed that there VIII
be no danger Of water reaching the IN
terror OF the subwdys 1t is pointed
out that if water seeps through the
armored concrete II VIII be stopped by
the sheet of waterproof asphalt.
just between the concrete and the as
phalt Will be placed drains to carry Of
the water that reaches the asphalt
These drains viii connect with the sew
ers
This decision 10 employ Nh. Greiner $
method is the result Of long investisa
tiCn by the Engineer Department IN or
der to find the most satisfactory plan
Capt. jay J. Morrow, assistant 10 the
! Engineer Commissioner, reported 10
| Colonel Biddle yesterday that he had
found all the subway roofing inspected
I by him ia the Western cities TO be IN
satisfactory.
: He then said he thought the Greiner
/ system the best There is no dOuCt
{ that the railroad company Will agree -
I use this method as il was first proposed
{ by Engineer Greincr. Of the Baltimore
anC Ohio Company
The Washington times., 1904-04-10

The work in both branches Of the
criminal division of the District Su-
preme Court will have to be carried on
at an extra lively pace to dispose or
the business on the dockets by the be-
ginning of the summer holidays. Even at
the best pace which can be made it Is
probable that there must remain a NUM-
Der of cases untried by midsummer.
This condition is not the fault of any
particular person or persons connected
with this branch OF the business 'Of the
court. The condition exists because I'M
der the circumstances il is unavoidable.
Since the opening of the fan term of
court Justice Pritchard. in Criminal
Court No l. and Justice Wright. in
Criminal Court No 2. since December
last. when he commenced his judicial
duties. have been busy in their respec-
tive courts, and have done all that could
be done to keep the dockets clear.
Notwithstanding the great amount Of
work they have done. there ara stiH about
forty-six prisoners in Jail awaiting trial.
Besides these there are about twenty
persons under indictment, out on bail,
also awaiting trial
A glance at an almanac will show that
between now and the beginning Of the
summer recess Of the District Supreme
Court only eleven weeks remain in
which the work can be done. Under
ordinary circumstances only four days
Of each week Is taken up with jury
trials. This will make a total OF forty
four work days IA which to dispose OF
the cases now on the pockets. 1t is safe
to say that the greater part of the work
The Washington times., 1904-04-10

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April Sin q
number OF the churches Of Alexandria
tomorrow the Easter music viii be re-
peated.
At St. PauTs Protestant Episcopal
Church the Rev. c. F. Smith VIII preach
At the morning service.
At the Emmanuel Lutheran Church the
Rev Mr.. Schr oeder will preach in the
afternoon.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, the Rev. J. S. Engle will preach
at all the services Of the day.
At the Methodist Protestant Church
there will be no service. the pastor. the
Rev. J. E. S. Ewell. being In attend
ance at the conference OF that church
IN Baltimore.
At the First Baptist Church a meeting
under the auspices Of the society for the
organization Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association viii be held at o clock
in the afternoon, at which the Rev ].
A LETTERS. OF Trinity Methodist Church,
will make an address.