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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-02-11
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

itching, Blind, Bleeding or rotruding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money il PAzo
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-02-11

Ofcer-Can't you remember your 2apa's
name? What does you mamma call him?
Lost Child-A lobster N. Y. Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Martin Next to Malone.

I Postmaster c. r. Barksdale, of Danville,
one of the best known Republicans In tho
State. was a visitor in Richmond yester-
day. and called to sec Postmaster Wray
e knight. Mr., Barksdale is now serving
his second term as postmaster at Dam
vile. and has about fourteen months yet
before his commission expires. He says
ti at while there are several who want
his job, he still hopes to hold it himself
for another term.
MIR. Barksdale stated that while he was
Republican,, and therefore little inter-
that Danvile would be very close be-
tween the senator and the Governor in
the contest for the senatorship. He de-
clarcd that in his opinion Martin was the
best senator Virginia had had since the
war except Malone, and that he had &C
complished some things that even Gem
eral MahOne could not ACCOMPLISH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Fl DIR. WILLETT COMING.
Distinguished Lecturer of Chi
cago Will Deliver Discourses.

The Disciples of Christ In Richmond
have recently arranged a series of lee
lures to be delivered in the Seventh Street
Christian Church by Professor Herbert l..
Wlllett. of Chicago.
DR.. Willett Is professor Of Scmetic
languages and literature in the Univer-
sity Of Chicago. and has acquired an en-
viable reputation as a platform lecturer.
He is one OF tho strongest pulpit speakers
among the Disciples Of Christ in the
United States, and he liz now giving, UNI
der the auspices OF the university, courses
of systematic lectures on the literature.
history and interpretation of the Bible.
DR. Willett Is n man OF wide culture,
ample scholarship and impressive pei
sonality, The lectures are entirely undo
,nonnatonal, and the public Is invited 20
hear him for the week OF his lectures In
3our city. He will speak every evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Will. Help Their Sick.

In order to raise a fund to help some Of
their sick employees, the street railway
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
have arranged n benefit entertainment,
with Edson's Moving Pictures, ut the Ca
sino, on Monday night. May 18TH
In most cases the motormen and con-
ductors pass subscription papers among
themselves and raise money for sick mon,
but there are at this time number of
tinted hep, and The plblic is appeale dot to
that the entertainment may be Anan-
cial success.
Tnc receivers OF the Virginia Passenger
use of the Casino and provided the Edl-
son kintogra PHI machine and the films for
the entertainment. and it is hoped that
the. people of Richmond and Manchester
will respond to this unusually worthy ap-
peal from our street car men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
ARE DECIDED BY
FEDERAL COURT
Opinions in Several Interesting
Cases Are Handed
Down.
But ONE CASE ARGUED.
This Game From the Circuit
Court at Charleston-The
Bottle Case To-day.
BUT ONE CASE ARGUED i: ,

Z y The United States Circuit Court of Appeals
reconvened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
with the following judges sitting, Circuit
Judges Goff and Prtchard and District Judge
Morris.
Tho court ANNOUNCED and handed down lis
opinion in the foil wing cases:
No 5l4. Jesse Rosenthal. ct AL. appellants,
VS. John T. McGrnw, receiver OF Bet;man,
Watson, ct al, appellessee. Appeal from the
Circuit Court at Parkersburg, W. Va. Opinion
~ Judg, Pritchard. Reversed with costs. and
cause rcmnnded with directions TO modify tho
decree below. lJf,t5
No 5ss, William Henry Master and claimnn.
Of steamship ~ elamore," appellant. vs..
pspet Court at Ma OPTION ' bs
Judge waddl Affirmed, with costs.
No 574 Thomas Bruce, petitioner, appellant.
of Maryland. ct all appellces: habeas corpus.
Appeal from the Circuit Court at Baltimore,
Md. Opinion by Judge Con, per curian'
No. So. Barge *. penicke," appellant, Us.
NJ. Mc&Kann & Co. appellees. Appeal from
District Court at Norfolk, Va Opinion by
manded
Henry 6. Niles. Of York. Pa. and L; !, p 2;
Vickers. OF Charleston ". Va, were admitted
as attorneys OF this court.
One Case Argued.
t3tElne following case WiU HIBueu SesttIuh!.
No b7s Stuart Wood. appellant vs.. ". H..
Deskins o tall. appcllees. Appeal from the
Circuit Court at Charleston. w. Va Argued
by Malcolm jackson for the appellant and
by George e. Price. c. c. Watts. OF Charles
ton, W. Va and L. c. Vickers for the APP
pellees and submitted.
No 5s4 P. S. Bailey, appellant. vs.
Thomas F. Wieford. appellee. Appeal from
the Circuit Court at Charlotte. N. c. Rehear-
ing denied. ~@
The following case is in the call to-day by
special assignment:
No sos. Imperial Bottle Cap and Machine
Company. ct al, appellants. VS.. Crown Cork
and Seal Company appellee. Appeal from tho
Circuit Court at Baltnr5re. To DO argued by
Hector T. Fehton, of philadelphia, Pa. and
John e. semn,cs. of baltimore, Md, for ,the
appellants. and by Robert II. Parkinson. of
Chicago, H., and John c. Rose, of Baltimore.
Md, for the appellee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Spar tansburg.

Especial to The Times-Dispatc17.)
81 SARTANBLRG. s.. c.. Nav 10.--Mcmo-
rial Day was appropriately observed here
to-day under the auspices of the United
Daughters. OF the Confederacy. Banks
schools suspended and the o school chill
dren joined in.the parade. one party be-
ing costumed to represent the Confederate
flag. The parade was led by the city off,
of the World Band # b
The exercises were opened at lakewood
Cemetery at 6 2, NJ. with inspiring music
by the school children, after Which an APP
Stranyarne Wilson. former member Of
Congress-. The ceremonies concluded with
music and the decoration OF the soldiers
graves by the ladies with much solcm-
nifty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
SMITHS MARRIED
WHERE. AND WHEN
Mrs. Smith Says Six Years
Brother Says
Four.
THE. RECORDS 4: >, ARE n CLOSED I, 80
Relatives in New York Refuse
to Give Out Any IN
formation.
The REC oRDs ARE CLOSED

The police authorities OF Manchester
have for some days been desINous OF Sc
curing copy OF the marriage certificate
OF Shepherd Knapp Smith and Estelle
Townsend. The couple now in Jail refuse
to discuss the matter, although Mrs.
Smith said at the time OF her arrest that
she had been married six years ago In;
New York city A telegram the next
day from New York stated that the mar
riage took placerfour years ago in Brook
slyn. This information came from Mrs.
Smiths brother, who stated that he was
present at the wedding.
Another relative Of Mrs. Smiths. when
asked regarding the matter said that
the marriage had been a runaway affair.
and that none OF Mrs Smiths family
knew that she had been married until
sometime after the ceremony had taken,
place
With a view OF clearing up tn ematter.I
The Times Dispa tch sent4its3 New York
man to call upon the rela tiyes of both:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith in New Y ork5 city.
All refused positively to! S} discuss 81 the
subject or to give out any information.
The New York representative of the
paper was then instructed ito fsearch,the
marriage records and send Ia certified
copy of the register. Late last night the
following telegram was received: ~ s,y3
New York, May, 10, 1906 4
"rimes- Dispatch, Richmond, Va: n
Keeper OF the records positively re-
fuses to give the date of !, Smith Town
send marriage without written order
from one of the contracting parties
These refusals may indicat e. q desire ON
the part of the prisoners5and their friends
to keep the matter secret. ~
The case of Shepherd X. Smith Will be
called in the Manchester Police Court
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Came to See a CITY.

An excursion party from Danville, num-
herring about two hundred persons. arrived
In the city Tuesday evening and spent the
day here, leaving ut $40 yesterday for
their home Among the visitors were
many wei known Danvillc people. Tho
party spent the day at the parks or WIS.,
ting friends. AS Danville is a dry town,
of the favorable opportunity to lubrlcate
their throats, and not a few took IRA
uons' home with thcm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

Of the week Of May ed in the Seventh
Street Christian Church. The subject of
this course Will DO Studies in the Life
OF Christ, and the subjects Of the eve
nings MS follows:
Tho Gospel Records-A Study Of the
-four Gospels.
The Preparation of the World for Chris
stianity and Of Jesus for His Ministry.
Outline and Chronology Of Jcsus's Min.
stry.
Tho Teachings of Jesus.
The Miracles of Jesus
The Programme OF Jesus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Talk of Mr.. Tucker.

a gentleman from the upper section
OF the State who has been here for
several days, suggests tbs name of Hon,
Harry ST. George Tucker for President
1T is a matter in which all tho peo.
pie OF Virginia are Interested he said
land J believe Mr. Tucker would make
an admirable successor TO General Lee"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
JOYCE TO BE ORATOR.
Randolph-Macon Alumni Will
Hear an ELOQUENT Associate.

Hear an Eloquent Associate.
The Randolph Macon Alumni Associa-
ton has been called to meet a t the office
Of DR.. Thomas D. Merrick, No. 400 East
Franklin Street tomorrow evening at
o clock. A matter Of great interest to the
alumni will come up for consld eration. and
desired. Arrangements will be completed
for the annual meeting and banquet, the
time and place to be selected.
: The association has invited Rev. VIII
liam II. H. Joyce OF Luray, Va, to make
that gentleman has accepted Mr.. Joyce
is n brilliant orator. and won the Suth-
5erlin medal in 1858 over many competitors,
the washington society medal and other
anounced, but those who know him expect
a fine Grafton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
.Iudge Garnett Orator.

Judge Thco. S. Garrett, a prominent
Norfolk gentleman, we'll known In this
hollywood memorial celebration, NAY
3Oth. Judge Garnet Is a promnent Con:
federatc soldier and holds q high official
position in the United Confederate Veteran
State Library Board and is one of the
hest known lawyers of Eastern Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
COWS IN THE PARKS.
Justice John Fines Their Owners.
Jim Logan Sent to Grand Jury.

JSOtASS j WILL A'AllCS L AlSu +A/WllClS - y
Jim Logan Sent to Grand Jury.
Justice John didn't like the way Seldom
Batkins tied his horse to shade trees. and
under the ordinance he assessed him e.
Cows belonging to George Tcnser and
Raleigh Minter made n raid on Marshall
Park, where the grass was green, and Il
cost the owners of the cows the price OF
s. per COW. Z 5li 4 n
buck Yates, lone crap shooter, was
taken UP for being caught III tho act oi
iohucking tho worries, and 1t cost his
friends s. to got him out Of the hole.
a colored man named Bill Curtis Is la.
boring under tho charge Of throwing n
bottle at Barbara Pollard, but the case
went over for one day for. witnesses. @
John Byrd was reported by Emmett
Taylor for beating q mule. 1t cost him
4 a. a.. Jones will serve thirty days on
tho rock pile. In default OF a IS fine for
begging on tho streets. a
Jim Logan was sent to the grand jury.
Tho charge against him was that Of STRIKE
ing Clifton Haynes withEa stick and badly
brliising him.
There were n number Of reports OF per-
sons charged with running heavy teams
on n,acadamized streets. These being the
first reports under the ordinance this y
year, the offenders were discharSed. but
they were warned that any further in-5.
fraction OF tho ordinance would mcansa
fine OF good proportions.
f a large number OF drunks and small
Sdisordcrlles were dismissed. 3SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Governor Improving.

Governor Montague, with Mrs. Mon
tague, arrived ut Chase City In good
shape TUESDAY afternoon, and the Gov
lie sent the following kilograms to Mr..
tcrday:
morning."
The Governor will return here Monday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
DOUBLE FUNERAL TO-DAY
Frederick William Hill and Wife
Will Rest Together in OakWood.

Tho funeral OF Frederick William Hill, and
Of Mrs Hill his wife. will take place this
morning at II o'clock from Paramount Meth.
odist Church. Tho bodies will be buried to-
gethcr In lakewood Cemtcry.
Tho tragedy that resulted in tho death Of
both husband and wife has created Intense
interest In Richmond and in Henrico county.
and doubtless There Will be an immense
gathering at the funeral services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
To Have Trolley PARTY.

Rev. PRESTON Cave pastor Of tho
Third Christian Church. is holding a
revival meeting in Petersburg.
Church wlll run n trolley party TO tho
Coekhde city Tomorrow night 10 attend
tbs meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Tired
Nerve GUS

When yousfeel languid, tired,
nervous and irritable, your Vi
tally is loW-your supply OF
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down for
lack OF power,
The organs OF the body are
working poorly, or not at al,
and you are not getting the
nourishment needed. This soon
impoverishesSthe blood and in
stead of throwing off the I'M
purities, distributes it all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with Or.
Miles Ncryine, a nerve 1000, a
nerve medicine, that nourishes
and strengthens5tle nerves, and
see how quickly you VII. get
strong and vigorous. +.
my wife suffered Mlt ne of fysReia
fever, but after her, recovery fr9m the
hardly control ierself being exceed cd,
She was very restless 3, e. p PET e sha
a nsxsn su haa m kaSa nervous head
ache. Dr. Miles, N erwin u was I, seceem ls
mended BY a friend: Af tocd th nlx tlTss
three doses she ahad 9, q ne g9 }irst Wsseks
treatment she was wonderfulIy I'M
proved, Continued use Of y efYlhe mas
completed her entire c nnWno 5KoIR.
1921 Cherry ST., Evansville lnd,
Dr. Mlles' Nerylrs 70 s .ae ~ q y9fhh s
first bottle VIII benefit. u W alis' ne
VIII refund your none
Miles Medical Coz Elkhart, 4nd%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Want a Station

At, the instance OF the Ylrginial Lithla,
Springs Company. whose place 4ls !, some =
lantic Coast Line Railway, a (, hearing
was held before the Corporation Commis-
sion yesterday, with the view, to estap-
fishing and maintaining "a station there.
Xii Tie evidence was heard and the case
was submitted. =, =,
CAPTAIN Samuel Register, represented
the Water Company and the interest OF
the railroad was locke dafter by Messrs.
Hamilton and Elliott. 55s ~ y .SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Will Address Mothers Glib

Professor $. G, Mitchell will address the
West End Kindergarten Mothers CLUB
Iris afternoon at $3.50 aclock on "Mothcrs
he delivered in the Kindergarten room
and all interested in child training are
cordially invited 10 attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
:lI: i Bo n D:


and Of what other cities had done for
organizations&l like the Blues.
Colonel Smith. of Philadelphia, who is
the third Of his family to be an honor
airy member of the Blues, then 8
forced to- make a talk He stated that
he had come even further than Governor
Tyler to- attend the celebration. and that
the Blues could expect him to repeat
his Wis Is every year as long as he lived
in philadelphia and as long as Philadel-
phia was no further from Richmond than
ut is Mt present. He ended his speech
with an offer of help whenever the ar
mory5 committee might call on him. This
was loudly iapplauded by the boys, among
whom he has made many friends during
q his annual 10th OF May visits. 5.
Must Have Arrnory.
The other speakers were Captain Levy.
who was opesof the five war ca plains OF
the Blues; Mr.. Everett Waddey, Mr.. r.
A. Brock. General Phillips and Colonel
Dempsey, / OF the United States army.
Colonel Dempsey told Of his acquaint-
ance with the Blues as an$organization
and the Blues as men, and paid the bat
talon a very high compliment But.
he added, "itis absolutely essential that
you get a decent armory IL YOU wish to
continue your career of usefulness" He
pointed out that wha was considered
"good enough inEyears past was consid-
cred insufficient at; present, and urged the
battalion to continue their efforts to get
an armory mot Immediately over to
bacco factory Mi s55
The afternoon was spent in pistol target
practice until the time for return home
arrived, when soldiers and citizens took
the special cars back to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Ladies Who Will Receive

The following ladies have been Invited
to act on the Reception Committee at
the Deep Run Hunt Club Saturday al
ternoon: $50 5s5 . q \. III
Mrs. G. G. Pinckncy, Mrs r., G. Beat
tie. Mrs. a.. ]. Montague, Mrs. Joseph E.5
"a HI Christian. Jr.. Mrs George Ben
johnson, Mrs. Otwny s.. Allen. Mrs.
James Shelton williams. Mrs. John Kerr
III. T.. Baskerville. Mrs. ~ Scott PARRISH
Mrs. Horace s.. Halves. Mrs. William Rue
ger, the Misses Stewart. the Misses At
knson. Misses Sophie White, Claudia
Palmer Lulu Whitlock. Octavin Cren.3
shaw, Frances Scott. Mary Buford, Lily
Uruuhart. xxx f9 M. .sit n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

Revival at West View Church.
& a revival meeting Of more than usual
interest is being held att tho West View
Baptist Church. DR.. T.. NJ Mercer ls doing
the preaching and there have been many
evidences OF awakened interest. The
meetings continue through the week with
good sermons and good music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

Local Assessments.
1B,rhe Committee on Local Assessments
met last night and disposed Of some roll
tine matters. D 5Yt ,Gi5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

buyer for Rothcrt
New York attend
sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

Operated on Mr. Chaplin.
Mr.. G, C. Chaplin, Of the firm OF Chaplin
and. Hume! wastoperated upon for appen-
dicitis at the Virginia Hospital Tuesday
night. *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11

Mr. Harry Ficke,
and Company, Is IN
ing the large carpet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Offices Closed,

All the Offices at the City Hall were
closed at.l2 O'Clock {. vest srda Y, wing 70
1.-THE same was true - all the State Of
fees. H. tlji ,.H Z 4 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-11
Personals and Briefs

Mr. W. Knight Smiley, a we'll known;
business man Of Iynchburg, Is In the city
on business for q day. While here !. ne
stopped with Mr., r. }, Bell an old fs'ena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
CAUSA POR R0BO CONTRA JOSE HUERTAS, SECRET TAR|O
DEL JUEZ MUNICIPAL De BARROS
UN. ...H|PODR0MO
Vista del conandante Lut para una Investigation
UN..H|PODR0M0

PONCE, MARIO 11.-Hoy fue
leida en- la Corte de Distrito al proce-
sado Jose Huertas, y otros, el acta de
acusaci6n por robo en- la tienda de
don Juan de Mata Aponte, del barrlo
de Caflabon, Barranquitas. jose
Huertas era el Secretario del Juzgado
municipal de Barros en- 10 epoca del
robo, que sc efectu6 de noche entire
cinco seis individuos, de los Gu ales
uno era Huertas. Este pertenece al
part.do republicano, y jug6 principal
papel en- los sucesos tragicos de Ba.
rranquitas, cuaudo las elecciones de
1902.
La fiesta escolar en- el teatro, ep
honor dc Washington, SO ha transfe.
rido para ell lunes pr6ximo por la no.
che. Los ninos ensayan coros y can
clones, bajo la direction del professor
de mdsica senior Cruz.
-Anoche comenzaron en- oil temple
cat6lico las novenas de San Rafael,
cantando en- ella un grupo de sefioritas
de Ponce.
Ell pr6ximo lunes comienzan los
trabajos del Hip6dromo que establece-
ra en- Ponceuna Sociedad por acciones
de q Glen pesos, = cuyo capital ascien-
dc tres mil dollars.
--Mafiana por Ia tarde se efectua-
ra un <meetings obrero en- la plaza de
sLas Delicias.s Comenzara & las cin-
co de la tarde, en- 81 hablaran los
sefiores Iglesias, Conde, Storer y otros
obreros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14
De VEGA ALTA

VEGA ALTA, MAR 20 12.-Con
motive de haber sido aprobado el bill
de la Camara, Sobre segregation de
los puebloS anexados, el vecndario de
este DistritO prepara 10 nec2sati0 para
llevar 4 efecto los oticios do Semana
Santa con gran pompa y ST. espera,
que superaran & las festividades de
otros amos. La Junta de Cat6licos, ha-
cen sUS gcstiones y toma acuerdos
tendeAtes al mejor resultado. Es dc
aplau4irse el cello de la mencionada
Junta.
Sc espera que cuanto antes, Sc den
principle 4 los trabajos de reparacion
de la carretera que nos une con Baya-
mon; dichos trabajos Sc suspendieron
hace algdn tempo y es conveniente
que continden porque aSi puede darse
ocupaci6n d muchos braceros como
dicha via es de transito para comuni-
carSe con varios pueblos, urge su ARE
glo, pues la demora en- la reparaci0n
ocasiona bastantes perjuicios.
"A causa del tempo lluvioso de
dias anteriores, Sc retard6 el corte de
cafias en- las haciendas, pero va mejo-
rando aquel, y la zafra continda con
actividad. Sc ocupa un buen con-
tingente de artesanOs, braceros y mu-
chachos. Los sabados y domingos Sc
distribuyen grandes cantidades de di-
aero, que aumenta el tra1ico mercan-
TIL Tambien Sc preparan bastantes
terrenos, que Sc abonan Y Sc siembran
con las nuevas SCmillas.
Core la noticia que para el dia
primero de Julio del afio en- curse, Sc
prepara una festividad, para soemni-
zar la constitution del nuevo Ayunta-
miento. Varios vecinos Sc traslada-
ran 4 Vega Baja a presenciar Ia entire
"a del archivo y demas enseres de este
Distrito. In dicho dia quedara este
poblado independents de la cabecera.
Durante el tempo en- que estuvimos
agregado 4 Vega Baja, rein6 la mejor
ammonia entire los dos vecindarios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-14

Ell segundo iefe de la policfa In
sular, senior Lutz, lego q Ponce aver
en- el ferrocarril de 10 tarde. Sali6
hoy para San Juan en- el ferrocarril de
Ia mafiana.
Ell senior Lutz vino q investigar
los hechos relacion ados con una queja
que estableciers Ell individuo del cuer-
po, Indalecio Esteban, segdn SO nos
informa. A Estebau Sc leIquitaron sus
galones de cabo, y Sc cree que su re-
clamaci6n sobre el asunto es iusta.
Hoy ha sido denunciado el indi.
viduo Francisco Santiago por expen-
der harina de cafe adulterads, de 10
torrefacci6n de don Bartoloms Seguf.
Esa torrefacci6n fue denunciada, no
hace mucho, por igual motive.
DE uno de los ancones que reci-
bieron la carga de un vapor espaflol
aver, desapareci6 una GAIA de salchi-
chones que val(a setenta y dos dollars,
y que venfa para un comercio de ests
ciudad. La policfa detuvo & dos an
coneros, q los cuales Sc sigue causa.
-Esta noche celebrara session or
dinaria el Ayuntamiento unionista.
--Es rumor insistente que esta no.
che SO ocupara Ia corporation NUM-
cipal en- ell asunto que 90 refere q la
Secretaria del Ayuntamiento, desem-
pefiada hoy por ell senior Llorens Eche-
varrfa, de la epoca republicans.
Ell Con tador municipal ha soli-
citado un mes de licencia.