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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
DEL|C|AS POSTALES
washington" sin carteros
en- Ponce. -Cartas que IIe-
gan y que no IIsgan.
NO ES COsA JUsTA
Ventajas de ser persona AGO.
modada y no pobre retira-
do en- barriO remote.

Nos sscribs persona respectable d.
Ponce, que vive On el bsrrio Washing
ton, de dieha eiudad, dicisudonos qul
ha sido notifeado aqusl vseindarie
pcr el administrator dc corrsos, Mr.
Robert Miller, do 10 obllgsci6n On q VI
eetGn, al igual do otros que habitar
On GALES extremas, de solicitar psrso.
nalmente sus eorrespondencias On ID
administraci6n, toda vez que 10 dlu.
ma divlsoria practicads los colocs
fuera del benefclo de recibir sus car.
tss por conducto de mensajsros.
Que lluevan leyes y eortapisas J
triquifluelas contra este pobre pais,
harto va dc sufrlr vsiamsnss y prste.
riciones, no nos extraha.
Sehalamos Ia injusticia dnica.
mente: los vscinos de les GALES mas
distantss de Ponce, en- sus extremida.
dss domiciliados, pagan contribucio
mes al Estado, y arbitrios al Munici
pio, y contribuyep, como todos, al In.
cremento de las rentas postales.
SPor QUE 80 les priva de csc bono
fcio?
Por que viven retirados.
En- los Estados Unidos no hay b.
rrios nj distancias para los menssje
ros del correo: todos por igual lie.
ga Ia correspondents.
Solo on Puerto Rico han de suce
der eatas coaas.
Do aquf SO deriva, aunque a. un,
verdad do Pero Grullo, que existe un,
gran ventaja dc ser persona acomoda
da & ser I'm pobre retirado.
<Washington, eata sin cartsros.
Y asi hay cartAs que llegau y car
tas que no llegan, como tsnemos en- Q
Gobierno cartas gus ligan y cartal
que no ligan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
GRAN EXCAVATION

Varios cspitalistas inglsses y
smericsnos estan en- Egipto practican.
do exeAvaciones Arqueol6gicss. Uno
de ellos, Mr.. Titus, ha gastAdo csrea
de 100 mil pesos en- los alrededores dc
Luxor, habiendo encontrado precio-
sos hsllszgos.
Hay gran tmpeno por descubrir
las tumbAS realea dc la antigua Te-
bAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
M0TAS De IAUCO
FamiIia zeno Gaudia.-De-
|sgados a Ia asamblea CD
t6Iica.- Convention.
SOBRE UN HOSPITAL
Juicio contra Catalz, el con.
tador municipal. .-An6ni-
mo contra un patricia

Asompsnsdo de 81 distinguida 10.
milia, lego el lunes do San Juan nuss.
tro sstimado amigo y sorrsligionsrio
| lsl doctor Zsno GaadiA. Gratn psrux.
usnsia entire nosotros, ID dsssamos.
La Junta parroquial d. este pus.
bic ha dssignsdo como delsgaaos pa
ra que 10 reprssenten On 10 Asamblsa
general do eat6lieos que ha do cslsbrar-
- On Ponce los dias ICY II del mes On
curse, { nusstros buenos amigos don
Juan Amill y don Santiago Vivaldi.
En- 10 pr6xims ssmana dar& prin.
sipio ID zafrs On ID central GuGnica.
Ell domingo, lode eorrisnts, e.
lsbrara una convsnsl6n sl partido unio
nista para rsorgaAizar su Comite.
So nos informa que sl senior 81.
calds 20 propons concluir sl smpszado
hospital. e. do aplaudir esta detsrmi.
uaci6n del amigo Mattey.
Aver % eelebr6 sn el Juzgsdo
municipal sl juieio ssguido contra Ra-
fasl CatalA, contador municipal, por
dsnuncia interpussta On cobro do pc.
SOS por el respectable snciano don Ma.
nuel Roig. Rspressntaba al dsman.
dante el licenciado Fernandez Coronss
J al dsmandado sl plea pleito Manuel
Cktala.
La cusnta On lit glo procede do ho.
norarios dsveng por el senior Roig
como professor de tensdurfa de libros
del senior CAtala, quien aleg6 10 pref
cripci6n de 10 deuda y 10 circunstancia
de que ~ professor solo le ensen6 IL
tenedarfa por partida sencilla y no por
partida doble, como habfan convent
do. Preguntado que fue por el aboga-
do dol demandante para que explicarA
10 di'erencla entire ambos metodos do
contabilidad, no supo contestar, 10
que cause gran exsrahsza On el nume.
roso pdblico que presenciaba el iuicio
Iy que suponfa algunes conocimientos
do eontabllidad On el Contador muni-
cipal. A uno dc los espectaderes, algo
guas6n, le ofmos deeir on csc momsnto:
<Si en- vez dc ESQ le hubiesen pregun.
<tado, id6nds esta el doctor Passrsll?
IQue hace Psps Torres en- San Jusnr
<Spars d6nde 90 W Santiago Vivaldi?
fJQuiSn puso los cruces On 10 plaza sl
liza 2 dc Novismbre? otro ehisms
spor 81 estilo, con seguridad hubisra
sdado categ6rica conteataoi6n, ,porqus
ess mas perito en- estas triQuihuelas
squs on los deberss que 81 cargo 10
<impones FL jusz deelar6 sin lugar
| 10 demanda CON oostas al demandsnts.
Sc halls snfsrmo Dc algdn suida.
do nusstro dissinguido amigo den
Juan Rodriguex Spueh.
-Nuestro distingaido amigo sl
doctor Zsno Gambia, que 20 halls On
ssta On asuntos relacionados con 10
tsstamentarfa dc 81 senorA nadre po-
lftisa, dofia Maria Angela Francssshi
do Antorgiorgi, reeientemsnte fallsci-
de-; he recibido anoche un an6nimo
en- que SO 10 avisa que Modesto Roca,
leader republican, de segunda fila,
habfa salido para 81 campo en- buseA
do Nm bandido que % prestara { ssesi.
arls dar fuego & 10 Hacienda <San
Rafael, , propisdad de 10 Sucesi6n An
top giorgl.
CoRREsroNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
PLAYA De PONCE

Advertlmos & nuestros suscritores
do 10 Playa dc Ponce que no deben Pc.
gar aus quotas de Dicismbre & don Emil
lio q. Boissen, que ha cesado, por eau.
sas que publicarsmes, en- 10 agsncia
do La DEMocRACIA. Pronto % desiK.
nara an nuevo sgente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11

Magoffcasy y esplendidas resultaron
las fisstas del <Arbol day,s que los
pr fssores de esta localidad celebra.
ron la tarde del iueves y para las que
fuimos galantemente invitados.
Impossible nos fue asistir, pero co
misionamos & nuestro buen amigo ell
i6vn don Ramon Roure Rodriguez pa.
ra que nos informara ell resultsdo de
aquel hermoso acto.
Ell salon estaba muy bien decora.
do , ell escenario artfsticamente pre-
parade. La c ncurrencis, ke,ecta y
numerosisims.
Un grupo do encantadorss y dis
tlnguidas sefioritas daba rea'ce q Ia
fiesta y .entre tllas vimos 4 Felicita
Roure Macfas, Inocencia Disz, AMI
to Flori, Ines Vieira, Elisha Roure,
Rosita y Sarito Babiloria, Trinidad
Hernandez, Luisa Es.rslla, Marina
Avils, Maria Hsrnandezy Digna Con
zalez, que eicut6 en- el ammonium al.
gunas pleas musicales.
Les nifios y nihas con gran macs
trfa desempeHaban sus papeles.
Varios diacursos fueron pronun
ciados por los inteligentes y active
profesores tefores Cabin. Mercado y
Colon, Quienes conquistaron eItrepi-
tosos aplausos.
Multiplicabanse en- atenciones loi
profesores obsequiando Ia concu'
rrencis con dulces y licores.
Felicitsmos los maeEtros por e.
exito obtsnido y damosles las grscis a,
Dor ls atenci6n que nos dispenaaron
Ell pasado domingo los mslonel
rsgalaron q mas de Glen pobres que
mendigabsn por nuestras GALES, IL
can!idad de cinco centavos csda uno
Hemos dido decir quevarias obrai
de merito han realizsdo en- estos va
lies desde que 90 instal6 ls Rep, Lo
gia sConciliaci6n.,
Blen por los masones, y aplaudi
mos ell regalo hecho q esss genteS qu'
vagan sin consuelo, implorando Il
carload.
-Reina sntusiasmo entire los sgri
cultores para ssmbrsr crecidas can't
dades de tabaco, que tan buen preci
hs obtenido por estoE contornos.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de conc
Ger don Luis Csso, padre de nuei
tra simpztica telegransta, que hs POGO
dias regreE6 dc los Estados UnidoI
REYES RUIZ SoLER
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
HAC|A CR0ESTADT

FL srueero <Minneapolis,s de la
armada americana, que Sc hallaba en-
Lisboa, Ia capital portuguese, ha sa.
lido hacia el puerto rusu de Crons
tad, tsatro estos dltimos diss de gre'
YES motines contra el gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
PUEBLO De SALINAS

Tsnsmos asuntcs pendientes On
Salinas { los que SO conssgra toda 10
atsnci6n que exigen. La persona que
en- ssos aauntos Intervene NOS compla
cerfa mucho evitAndonos sl disgwto
de aludirla con mayor claridad en- lss
columnas del reri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
EN- MOSCOU

Los obrsroI de MoIcou SO oponen
q la declaration de una nuevs huelga
general.
La msyorfA de sllos rshusa aban.
donar sl trabsie para tsverecsr la eau
% pclaca,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-11
ECOS De |SLA
Barranquitas: EscueIa noe
turna. Nal camino. FL jue-
90 "marr6n."
Jose FELIX COLON
Quebradillas SArbol day.S
Bella fiesta escolar. .-Buena
obra de los masones.
Jose FELIX COLON

Fl Departamsnto dc Educaci6n
concedi6 q este pueblo una escuels
nosturna para adultos. Y apessr de
habsr transeurrido mas do un mas de
dieha concession, y de que muchos j6 :
venes y slgunss sehoritas aguardau
que se inicien las clases para concu'
rrir & elias, 10 cierto es que NADIA 20
sabe respscto al particular. Hay ne.
bulesidades en- este asunto? Pues que
sc disipen.
La carretera que partiendo de
este pueblo enlaza con Ia central, ne.
cssita reparaciones. El sefior Comi
sionado del Interior debe 6jsr su
atenci6n On este, para evitsr que por
el abandono en- que se encuentra SO
pierda una obra on 10 que tantos mi.
les de pesos So invirtieron. AdemAs,
Ia falta do ua puents sobre el rio <Una-
bon, en- 10 expresada carretera, oca-
siona perdidss al comercio 8 income.
idades al pdblico On general. porque
las frecuentes avenidas intsrrumpen el
trausito. Sabemos que un coche, ocu-
pado por tres caballeros de esta loca-
lie ad, 80 encall6 on medic del rio, y los
passjeros, viendo que los esfuerzos
del auriga resuitaban infructuosos,
20 vieron obligAdos & echarse al aqua,
exponiendose a ser arrastrados por
la corrients.
LA policfa hsra un buen servl.
clio, mstiendo en- cintura 4 los hote,sto
tss que % dsdican al barbara iuego
llamado ell Marion.
Tambien debsn suprimirse los al.
borotos que los chiquillos promueven
en- las GALES y plaza.
Pro nto trasladarA sn residencia
al vecino pueblo de Coamo, sl aprs.
ciable caballero y eonsecuente CORE
ligionario nusatro, don jose Felix Co.
Ion.
CoRREsPONSAL
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
BASEBALL.

The Cardinals will open their baseball
season next Saturday with game with
the strong North Stratiord team. This
team has not been beaten this year and
have twice beaten the second team here,
and will put up good game. Adms.
sion - cents, ladies 10 cents, grand
stand 10 cents.
Memorial Day the Groveton team
will be here and as there has always
been considerable rivalry between the
two towns a snappy game is looked for
The admission will be % cents on that
dav. Ladies 10 cents,
The Cardinals haxe good team this
year, although not i'll fine working trim
as vet. Manager Dempsey is determined
to have Il clean team and give the
patrons good wholesome sport About
the only sport in this town during the
summer is baseball, so let's TURNOUT and
support the team and leave our cham
mer" at home for the present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
State Educational Meetings.

Agreeable to last weeks announce
ment the first of the series of educational
meetings for Essex County was held at
the Methodist Church at Island Pond,
May %, at $50 A. NJ, and l.30 p. NJ,
The meetings were conducted upon an
informal plan, in which the various
subjects We're treated in the most
Informal but at the same tiwe clear,
comprehensive and earnest manner;
and it seems to be the general opinion
of those present, that the meetings We're
not alone helpful and instructive, but
were indeed very enjoyable as we'll
Essex County has been sorely neglected
in this line for several years but now
that the ice is broken we hope to have
many other meetings of a like character.
The forenoon session was opened by
hearty and earnest address of welcome
by l.. b. Jones. chairman of the local
board of directors, who i'll an open
hearted manner babe the teachers wei
come and extended cordial wishes for
profitable and successful meetings.
The response to the same was delivered
10y Mrs. Aida F. Enright, Essex County
Examiner, who in graceful and digni-
fled way outlined the plan and purpose
OF the meetings.
The next. number was al enjoyable
and enthusiastic class exercise in
Geography by Miss Effie Webster,
assisted by eleven of her pupils. 1t is
needless to add that the exercise was a
most pronounced success, since whatever
Miss Webster does she does we'll. But
the zeal, earnestness and enthusiasm
manifested by the children, as we'll as
their logic, aud complete comprehensive,
and exact knowledge of the subject
matter, was commended by all.
The next number, an informal dis
cussion on "Methods in Arithmetic,
by Prof. j. L. Alger, Principal Of Yer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
POLICE COURT.

VIM. White, IA cattIeman, was arrested
Thursday by constable johnson tor
intoxication. Before Justice Parsons
on Friday he pleaded guilty, and was
fined - and costs or ten days in Jail.
Without means he was committed TO
the Jail 10y the arresting officer.
Friday Arthur Bennison was arrested
by deputy sheriff Bemis on charge OF
assault The evidence disclosed much
nastiness. and the respondent was held
Nv Justice Parsons in bonds of SloO IT,
await the action of the grand jury,
Saturday LisIe French was arrested
nv constable johnson for intoXication'
Monday before Justice Clarke he pleaded
puilty and was fined s. and costs, with
the alternative sentence OF twenty days
at GuildhalI. He chose the latter and
was taken to Guildhall ia the afternoon
by the arresting officer.
Monday Joseph Angear was brought
before Justice Parsons charged with
cruelty to his horse by driving it when
not fit to he driven. He had beer
warned by town grand juror Dyer not te
work the horse but he disregarded the
warning, whereupon the grand juror
arrested him. He was fined - ano
costs, in all $l1.07, which he paid. lll'
failure to take good advice was costly
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26

+. l.. Fish, national bank examiner Of
this stale, Was in town on official bust,
ness last Monday.
G. l.. Clarke, one of our water com
missioners, went to Portland Wedues.
day morning TO procure supplies for the
new system.
Frank &. Mosher has been engaged
as bookkeeper for the Fitzgerald Land
Il Lumber Co, commencing his engage,
ment Monday.
a large sample case of Peats wall
paper was found on the East road 10y
VIM. Nicholson few DAYS since, which
he has left at the HERALD office, where
the owner can obtain it.
Floyd A. Elkins has completed his
labors at Swanton, aud returned to his
home here awaiting orders. He is
employed in the 1. ). Department Of
Commerce and Labor. Bureau of Fisher
les.
Fred PaQun, former resident OF
Island Pond. accompanied by his bride,
came here last Monday from Newport.
lie was married at West Derby Wednes-
day May Il to Cora Oiivette, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Emma Darling.
l. W. Stevens will sell by public
auction next Monday, May 30, at the
residence of Mrs. John Brown, on Rail-
road street, near the canning factory, all
her household effects, including parlor
aud bed room sets, mattresses, chairs.
tables, stoves, hardware glassware, etc.
Terms cash. Sale to commence at one
o'clock in the afternoon. For a fuller
description Of articles to be sold see
posters.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby people may notify the Central
10y nearest telephone of the location of
any fire. \ direct line runs from Cen
trail to the mill and the instrument at
the mill is fitted with extra large bells,
People will readily see this will do
away with running mile yelling fire"
aud ,,ill ,o,.n o,,.i l.r.Ii.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26

mont Academy at Saxtons River. VA,
enjoyed by al. Mr. \. ger made a rapid
review al ihr PuPs-. auJ pIau #
arithmetic, ,a"Aing What particular
subjects ,huuiI i- ma'i'- prominent A.si
how aud fur vha, l"iIn-'. they ,huuli
Ice taught. When hr arrived at lh,.
closing point .Nrrm"u; Taxes" h. WAS
frequently interrupted hy questions, and
from the general spirit 81 iai-r-si mani
Tested 10y the trJrurr, u Was ryidrtJ
that his demonstrations We're proving
helpful ana Instructive aS we'll a.,
interesting To- the teachers. The closing
number of the forenoon WAS au address
by Principal :. l.. Marks upon the sub
jeet of the Value Of Thornugh Elura-
ton. lie touched upon various stand
ards Of civilization rs for instance oi
Primitive man, The American Indian.
The Spartan, The F-udal Knight OF the
Chivalric System. The American of
one hundred years ago aud of tolay,
showing that educational requirements
and development of the people are
dependent largely upon the people
themselves and must conform to the
laws, government aud environment as in.
iiueuced 10y popular opinion and stand.
ard of living. Showing also how vary
lug standards of civilization had required
men to learn new professions aud trades
and compelling them to become prof.
cient in new occupations. To-day be-
cause of high educational standard.
keen competition, and minute division
of labor, it is necessary for every man
who would succeed to meet all require.
meuts or sink back toa lower level in
the scale of humanity.
The afternoon session was very
enjoyable because Of most excellent
class in Phouics 10y our primary teacher,
Miss Maude LeBourveau. Whatever
Miss LeBourveau does she does well and
we may add that as a general thing it
is our opinion she usually does a little
better than what the word "well'
implies. Her little children were keen,
alert. and attentive throughout the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
TO California aud Lewis and Clarke Expo.
sition, Portland, Oregon.

sition, Portland, Oregon.
A personally conducted excursion to
the Pacific coast via the Grand Trunk
Railway System aud connecting lines
leaves Portland, Maine, July ). The
route will be via Montreal Toronto and
Chicago thence through Council Bluffs,
to Omaha, Denver, and Colorado
Springs. Stops will be made at each
of these places, and side trips taken to
Manitou, Cripple Creek, Garden of the
Gods, etc. From there the party will
continue through the famous scenic
route of the Denver and Rio Grande,
through the Royal Gorge to Salt Lake
City, thence to Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, Mt. Shasta Portland, Oregon,
Seattle, Spokane, and home through St.
Paul and Minneapolis. The trip will
occupy about thirty days, ten days being
spent on the Pacific coast.
The price for the round trip, includ-
ing railroad fare, Pullman tourist sleep
ing cars, all meals in the dining car,
hotels, side trips, etc, is $lG2.50 from;
Portland, and Sl60.50 from Boston.
This first trip is designed as a vacation
trip for teachers, although many who
are not teachers will improve the
opportunity of taking the trip at the
remarkably low price afforded.
For full particulars address f. C.
Bowler, General Agent and Conductor,
Bethel, Maine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
OFFICIAL VISIT.

President Sir Charles Rivers Wilson
of the Grand Trunk System, and party
arrived here Saturday night from Port.
land by special train, second section of
No. ). The train consisted of official
cars, Violet, Canada, St. Lawrence,
Mansfield, and baggage car, and engine
No. 972. George h. McKelvey was
driver and Ben Damon conductor. In
the party were Lady Wilson, second
vice president and general manager G..
NJ. Hays, third vice president +. H..
Fitzhugh, fourth vice president f. II.
McGuigan, traffic manager John w..
Loud, superintendent of motive power
W. ID. RoDb, division superintendent
NJ. S. Blackjack, division master mechanic
+. MclIattie. The party remained here
Saturday night, and early Sunday morn
ing made tour Of inspection, at the
conclusion of which the officials ex-
pressed their pleasure and satisfaction
with what had been done since their
last visit. This includes the erection of
the round house and offices, the viaduct,
overpass, new station and railroad Y.
NJ. c. A. building. Sharp at 8 O'Clock
the party left for Quebec. The train
was handsome one, and attracted
much attention.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

the cemetery where the customary
service will be held and the graves dec.
Grated. This duty performed the lines
will again be formed and march to tie
opera house for the remainder of the
exercises, including the address by Hon.
Horace W. Bailey. All Veterans and
Sons of Veterans are requested to unite
with the Post at the services Sunday and
Tuesday. At the close of the exercises
at the opera house dinner will he served
10y the W. X. c. at Grand Army hall to
all veterans aud their families.
T.. +. JOHNSON. Commander.
ID. c. Foss, Adjutant.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
Local Business Notices.
NOTICE


There are several Persons. who's.
names have been carried GA my hooks a,
long as | eau afford to. This is To-
inform allthose indebted To me that /
must have an immediate settlement. aud
that it will he much easier Ia settle with
me than with an attorney. | am very
much in earnest ia this matter.
John Willoughhy.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
\ convenient house on Pleasant street.
in an excellent state of repair, aud at
present occupied 10y Miss Steele. Apply
on the premises, OF to +. j. Steele,
express agent.
WANTED. Twenty men to cut pulp
wood. +. F. lIobson, East Brighton.
LAND FOR SALE.
| offer for sale 100 or 200 acres of
good pasture aud wood lands in the
town of Brighton, located within a f-w
minutes walk of the village. Price rea.
sona5le, and easy terms given.
w. X. Boulds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
G. A. r. ORDERS.

Sunday, May %, is Memorial Sunday,
and the annual sermon will be delivered
at Christ Church by the Rector, the
Rev. L. p. Lee. Service to commence
at 3p. NJ. Comrades are requested to
meet at &. A. r. hall at 2.30.
Tuesday, May 30, comrades will
assemble at &. A. r. hall at 8 A. NJ.
Lines will form at $50 aud march to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-05-26
Y. NJ. q. 4. NOTES.

Sir Charles Rivers Wilson's private
secretary visited the building on Satur.
day night in company with other otii
cials; and Mr., Chas. NJ. Hays, second
vice president, and general manager, Mr..
John W. Loud, general traffic manager,
and Mr. W. ID. Robh, superintendent
motive power, made an inspection Of
the rooms on Sunday morning. They
all expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the splendid privilege 5
provided for the railroad men at this
point.
A. 2. Drown will be the speaker at
the mems meeting next Sunday at , r..
NJ His subject is very important one,
namely: "The Religion OF Jesus Christ
as a Preventative. These meetings are
well attended and you are all invited.
Secretary McAlister leaves today
Thursday, to attend meeting of the
paid officers of the Y NJ. c. A. of
North America, which convenes at
Niagara Falls, n. Y, May 27-3l.