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Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

Twenty-Five young people drove to
Apex last evening in a band wagon
and enjoyed dance IN the town hall
of that thriving camp. They had
plenty to eat and managed to get
home at O'Clock. just about the
time Christians are thinking of get
ting up.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

w. ]. Lewis and company, leasing
on the Pagan mine in Prosser gulch,
shipped 7la cords of mill dirt to the
Polar Star in Black Hawk that
proved to be of high grade.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

A. Baleria left this morning for the
ranch. He intends to move the fam
lily down next week to remain for the
winter.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

Born-Wednesday. Nov. 4th. 1914
to the wife of John Moser, son.
John says this is new recruit for
the Austrian army.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

Foreign army shoe orders placed
with the Boston Shoe company, ag.
gregate 1900 dozen pairs.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

Willis and company on the Wood
mine in Leavenworth gulch, made a
shipment of smelling ore this week
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

The Tuesday Reading club meets
November 10th with Mrs. Arthur
Most.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

DR.. Asquith and wife went to Den
yer this morning.
Wm. Bray went to Denver Monday.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05
MINING ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Lessees on the Victor mine made
a shipment of good grade of smelt-
ing ore.

Pool and company, lessees on the
West Notaway mine, have made a
shipment of smelling ore this week
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

list of the delinquent taxes will
be found on the inside pages.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05
Last Chance to Hear
DAN SHANNON
Sunday Afternoon 2:30
Opera House

Subject. AN Expensive Haircut. I"
Sunday night, "A Hopeless Case"
Bring your lunch and stay all day.
Coffee free at NJ. L. church.
Gilpin observer., 1914-11-05

ticket above those candidates marked witha
Democratic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
BODY OF J. {. SUWARD
IS TAKEN FROM RIVER
Had Been Missing From His Home
Since Last Sum
tiay.
ENTITLED BY HIS son
No Report OF His Disappearance Had
Been Made to Police, Family sup
posing He Was Visiting Relatives
in Baltimore

Tho body OF the middle aged Ger
man man. which was pulled from the
river n the foot OF Twelfth Street
early yesterday morning, was yester-
day afternoon identified as tina, Of j. y.
Snward. 1909 Dance street The
Suward, Il SOM
According 10 the story told by the
son, Suward had been missing from
his home since sunday. No report Of
the disappearance had been made 10
the police, the family snpposin. mi
he had probably gone Ia visit rela-
lives In Baltimore
Dr. Taylor saw the body a short time
after II was recovered from the river
been In the water for a couple of days
From this II is supposed that Mr.
Suward fell in or was thrown into
the river some time. Sunday. There
were no traces or violence apparent.
hut one scratch being found. and that
on the face, where ii Nigh, nave been
made after the body had entered rho
wTtcr The family was unable TO cx-
pain inc drowning. saying that there
were no reasons why he should have
committed suicide. Suward was flftv-
five years old.
The body was discovered floating
near me north side OF the river about
> CLOCK IN the morning, and was
or KEYS and a German ncwsDaper we're
the only articles which Detective SER
Seaht Wiley found in the pockets whan
he searched them
MADE last night pending the arrival
In ms city Of relatives from Balti-
moro, but II is expected that the
,uneral VIII take place from the resi-
dcncc tomorrow afternoon Interment
Cemetery " 80"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
TWO PETITIONS FOR
APPEAL ARE REJECTED
Orange Circuit Court Sustained i'm
Refusing Injunction i'm Fish
Ladder Case.
COMPANY NOT HELD LIABLE
Fact That Station Was Robbed and
Operator Murdered No Proof That
Company Did Not furnish Safe
Working Place.

Tie Supreme Court OF Appeals vcs-
terday refused To grant tho petition OF
Z. I. Talia ferro, who ask ed for a man
VisorS OF Orange County requiring the
board tn prescribe some specific form
oi hsh ladder 10 be used on thu RAM
dan River,
The appcal is from the decision of
Tue circuit Court ~ Orange. which
refused TO issue tho maudamiIs refused
10 order fish ladders constructed at
IN" expense OF the owpers OF certain
dhmS on the river The light was made
against the dam owners on the ground
mat they were ohstructing the free
passage OF fish up and down the river
during tho months OF March. April Nav
and June.
I'm appeal was also refused In tho
case OF &. r.. Harris, .Ir. administra-
tor Of Richard w. Harrison, deceased
VS.. the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company. This case came up from the
circuit Court OF Fluvanna. Harrison.
2 telegraph operator in the Gmploy az
the railroad at Scottsvillc, also employ
ca as ticket agent. was killed In tho
station on tho night Of August o. lg1:
ny robbers. who .attcmptc, To bur
tiarize the Office safe. Ills adminis-
traitor sued To recover $4,000 dam
ages TOR ltarrison'S estate. The plea
oi thc plaintln WAS that the company
ud not furnish the telegraph oncra-
tor ana ticket agent n safe place TO
work IN. The defendant CORPORATION
demnrrcd To the declaration. The de-
inufrcr was sustained and the suit dis
missed Ivy IN" court on June %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
VIRGINIA COAL MINES
INCREASING FORCE
War Conditions In Europe Have
Largely Increased Demand
for Fuel.
STATE INSPECTOR REPORTS
Says Physical Conditions Are Much
Improved, Harmony Exists and
Prospects Are for Most Profitable
Season in Many Years.

Reports received iD the office OF Com
missioner Of Labor James h. Dohcrtv
indicate general revival Of activity
In the Virginia coal fields Coal mines
that have been working half-timc
throughout the summer are daily in
crcasinE their working forces, and il
is but Il matter Of a few DAYS before
practically every mine will he i'm fun
blast.
:, The mines are situated in Russell.
Tazcwcll. Wise and Montgomery t.oun-
tics. While the greater volume of the
output is soft coal. several large com.
litnies are mining anthracite Both
hard ana soft coal are in demand ana
~ is expected that war conditions in
Europe win, directly and Indirectly
largely increase the demand for ali
kinds Of coal
BY virtue of his Office. Commissioner
looherty IS the State inspector OF mines
4. o. Lucas. OF the commissioners
star, II the deputy constantly on the
JOB IN the mining districts, however
spendinS great part of tho year
among the coal miners. Deputy Lucas
reports physical conditions in the coal
nelds much improved over conditions
that existed year ago. He reports
that TINS improvement Is steadily in
crcasing: The miners and operators
are WORKING in perfect harmony and
the prospect for profitable season was
never before so bright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
POLICE De P A R 7 M N 7.
TO ERECT NEW STATIC
VIII Replace Old Building
Smith and Marshall
Streets.
DISTRICT LINES NOT CHANG
Commissioners Discus Tentat|
Sketches for New Building, Will
VIII BE Modern and Thorough
Observation-Disclosures Mt Work

Plans for a new police station 10
located ut Smith and MARSHALL Stre
were yesterday afternoon discussed
me meeting OF the board OF Poi
ooninissiontrs held at Police he.
quarters No definite plans were
yided upon. but the board arrived
decisions with regard to several I'M
Nations which VIII be csta blished
Inc new station when Il; Is erect
PROBABLY within the next three inont
According TO suggestions made at
meeting yesterday afternoon tho
stntion-h house now standing al SnI
ana Marshall viii be torn down and
new house erected on the same al
The. new building is TO be two stor
~ hclSht, constructed OF brtck !.
stone, steam heated. and built to
ciude all modern equipment for
safekeeping Of prisoners and the cd
fort Of the officers located in that a
trict. II is not Improbable that al
nasitm viii be included for the
NciopmeEt of the force
oarneal d Johnston will be the arc
tccts, IL was said last night. and 4
~ once begin plans for the new \
tion- mouse. 1t Is thought that eeyel
weeks VIII be required TO complete
pians TO the satisfaction of tn. Pol
Sommissioners, and AZ soon as they
hnlsned the work on the new build
VIII be begun. Major Werner said
ter the board meeting that there wo]
be no change In the districtinp ar
city rs result of the erection of
new station house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
PLAN IS RECOMM|TT TED
Ordinance Creating New Municipal
Department Is Dead for This
Council.
FIGHT OVER SALARY TO BEpAID
Independent Employment Bureaus
Protest Against City EncroacI,-
ment ON Their Business, and Are
Endorsed by Large Employers.

Efforts made last night at the meet
ing OF the Board Of Aldermen to amend
the employment bureau ordinance So
rs TO make 1t provide larger sala ries
TOT inc manager and clerk, brought on
u ,or Sn,arp thirty-minu'e debate which
measure back to the ordinance Com
mite me ordinance now dies on the
calendar. and win have to he intro
duccd anew in the next Council
me measure was passed by the Com
mon Council at its meeting on August
.. ana came up last night for concur
renee. II provided for the creation Of
an lndo pendent commission OF five
members to bc elected by the Council
from list OF ten submitted by the
Mayor This commission was to have
appointed manager TO conduct the
business OF the bureau. salary OF
Si,aoo year was provided for the
manager, ana $500 "A year for his clerk
Alderman Gunst began the debate
with q statement TO the effect that a
competent man could not be secured
Tor the salary named in the ordnance
Ihe bureau. he said. could be made
great success or absolute failure
anu whether II be one or the other de-
pehds upon The man that is placed in
charse. The Ordinance Committee he
said. after hearing from persons who
had accurate knowledge on the sub
1ect, fixed the salary of the manager at
5000 wear. and the salary Of his
clerk at $1,000 year. The smaller
amounts were substituted by the FL
N
appointment making the salaries So 900
apd Sl.2oo year respectively IL was
supported ny Alderman Powers
WHOLE PROPOSITION
Is EXPERIMENTAL.
The Finance Committees reductions
were upheld by Alderman t;rundy. who
pointed out that the whole enterprise
was experimental. The city, he sa id
shou1f feel it's way. Ii the bureau
proves success and performs the ser
vice expected Of IL. he said, the salaries
of the manager and clerk will be in
creased commensurately Aldermen
Fuller thought the sala ries provided by
the ordinance were adequate for the
present
y petition was presented from indie
pendent employment agencies in the
city, asking that the ordinance be re-
jected on the ground that ii threatened
an established business which already
performs we'll the service expected of
the proposed municipal bureau. The
petition was Endorsed by a number OF
employers ofs labor.
Alderman Mitchell drew attention TO
the protest filed by the independent
agencies and asked. in view of tho con-
fusion that had arisen over the de-
STABILITY of increasing the salaries of
tho bureau officers. that the measure
be sent back to the Ordinance Com
mittce. His motion to this effect was
carried and the ordinance was REFERRED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
LARGER WATER PIPES
TO Be USED HEREAF TER
Report From Committee In
yestigating Works.
IMPROVE HOUSE CONNECTIONS
Contracts Awarded for improvements
mt Lower Gas Works and for Re-
tanning Wall In Chimborazo Park.
Inspections on Concrete Work.

The Administrative Board Water
Department Investigating committee.
composed of John Hlrschbcrp and
Henry 4. BECK. recommended to the
hoard yesterday that all service con-
ncctions OF Broad Street. between JEFF
ferson and Harrison Streets, he re-
CURED to be not smaller than three
quarters OF an inch lead pipe on any
renewals or new pine signed for from
the main 10 the meter. They recon-
mended. furthermore. that no service
connection smaller than fve-cights OF
city.
The board entered an order putting
these recommendations into effect at
once. IL is regarded as II step in the
direction OF placing the Water De-
partmcnt on a more efficient basis
Most OF the service connections i'm the
city at present are onc-half inch Con-
Siderable trouble has been experienced
with these pipes because OF their small
bore. They frequently become choked
Win sediment and interfere with the
ulslripution The new size that will
hereafter he required. WILL IL is be-
lieved; TO large extent. obviatc this
SALARY or INSPECTORS
MADE Sioo PER MONTH
IN order was entered by the board
ihSti,lctlnE the CITY Engineer to fix
AZ Slou month the salary Of all in
spectors of reinforced concrete en-
ployed ON the improvements now in
progress on Bacon Quarter Branch and
Shockoc Creek
;, \ contract was awarded To the stacy
ng>Compan Of Cincinnati
- Tor the ERECTION Of three purifying
BOXES n The Lower Gag Works The
company's bid was Sl5.sa. The IN
staliation Is to take place under the
direction OF ti'e Superintendent Of the
Gas Works.
The board awarded to W. r: ,chcr
a contract for constructing a concrete
retaining wall at ChimhoraZo Park
Mr.. Flctcher's bid Of s22Sf was tho
lowest received. The work Is required
10 u" completed within sixty days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
REORGANIZtNG STATE
SYSTEM OF NORMALS
New Hoard Holds Meeting and APPOINTS
Committee to Prepare Code
OF ny-lnu,

preliminary arrangements for The
reorganization OF the normal school
system Of the state were begun ycs-
tcrdaN at meeting OF The general
stat" normal board held a, the can
l"i u was decided to inaugurate
the work OF reorganization with the
adoption OF a new code OF by laws a
committee was appointed and VIII be-
gin the compilation Immediately.
The bylaws committee appointed
consists OF the following: Il. t. Davis.
chairman; y. g. Preston, w. w King
NJ. r. Cooke and w G.. Locker Mr.
Locker was designated To act rs sccrc-
tdrN Of the committee.
The board adjourned subject to The
call OF the chairman.s AT the next
meeting ii lis expected the bylaws
VIII hc submitted and adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
ELECTION ON AUGUST 81
state Board of Education 10 <hoosc
SchnOl Observation-Disclosures

The date for the election of division
schooi superintendent 10 supply vacan-
cicS IN Petersburg, Newport News and
ne county OF Franklin. was fixed by
the state Board of Education mt a
meeting held yesterday morning in the
office OF the Superintendent Of public
instruction. The election will be- held
August 81.
The board was in session but n short
time, the business transacted being
largely OF routine nature. There
were only five members present in
Guiding Superintendent II. q. Stearncs
Governor STUART, Attorney General
John Garland Pollard and Dr. j. NJ.
rage were unavoida bly, absent The
teachers reading course was discussed
briefly, and the board decided to change
the character OF the reading course in
some respects by using fewer books
each Near on pedagogical subjects and
Il larger proportion of books OF lite
rary or historical character
Accordingly. the. report OF the com
mittrc of the State Teachers Associa-
ton was referred back TO that commit
tee. with request that additional titles
be sugc ested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
MAYOR AINSLIE SPEAKS TO
RICHMOND ROTARY CLUB
says city Needs Plan for DEVELOPMENT
anu 10 secure benefit of hest
ENnprf Iyie

Mayor George Airslie delivered an
auhress before the Richmond Rotary
ing the service rendered to citizens by
the various branches of the city gov
crnment. The Mayor called attention
10 the need for comprehensive plan
for TIM city's development, saying that
the city is now paying for the plumbers
OF its forefathers. and that the next
generation Will be called on to pay for
the blundcrs Of this If expert advice is
not secured and needed. The Mayor
was given close attention by more than
100 members of the club.
On August 20 the Rotary Club will
take possession of Broad Street Park
\ baseball game will be played. but the
rlub will have the management of
every detail. 1T will he truly rotary
occasion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Justice crutchHcld Recognizes Lula
Comic mn Old lOicnIcr

"uStce 'rutchhcld Recognizes Lula
Goode ny nm Old Offender.
a sentence of six months in tho City
jan was, yesterday imposed on Lula
Goode, alias Lou Charity, colorcd, who
WAS arrested several days ago charged
WIN stealing pocketbook from Miss
blanche Melton, in Broad Street store
she was followed to the street by n
floor walker and pointed out to a pa
trolman. who made the arrest.
The Goodc woman was yesterday re-
cognized by Justice Crutchfcld as an
old offender. She has been sentenced
to the penitcntiary on three previous
occasions, but was not detained there
for life after the third conviction. as is
the general rule. She Will be arraign-
ed in the Police Court OF another lar
ceny charge to-day, and this case Is
expected to prove one for the grand
iIIry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Gonsi,Ier Cor Service.

Alderman Joseph F. Powers. chair
man Of the subconmittee from the Com
mittee on Streets. charged with looking
into tn" street car cong es,ion on south
Fourteenth street, popularity known as
the loop committee, issued q call
yesterday for meeting Of the subcom-
mittee TO hc held at : o'clock to-mor-
ROW afternoon. The other members OF
the committee are Councilman Iaddon
a nd Moore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
REQUISlTlON HONoRED
David Wilson to stand Trial i'm M
Carolina for Alleged Betrayal.

Ill.
requisition was received at
office of Governor Stuart yesterday
David Wilson, now held at Clintwo
Dickinson County, as a fugitive fr
justice, wanted in North Carolina
answer the charge of betrayal I'M,
promise Of marriage. The nan
signed by Governor Locke Craig W
honored in the afternoon. Sheriff
y. Hill, OF Yancey County, y. c., VIII
the young woman who caused the
rest of her alleged recreant admit
lives. will start for that place "
the prisoner to-day
Requisition has been made on G.
crnor Stuart by Governor Cary.
Wyoming. for John Nolan. who is
Jail at Martinsville Nolan is wan
in Weston County. Wyo., on the cha
of moving mortgaged property fir
the state. lie denies the charge.
has given notice that lie Will cont
the rcquisition. A hearing will
granted him next Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
WIN Bcgin Work ON Honor,

the state Tax Commission which
resumed us business sessions last Mon
daE. met again AT the Capitol Yesterday
ana resumed the work Of reviewing fAe
Ian laws. suggestions received AT the
Inherent hearings held last month were
Also discussed. The compilation OF tho
report 10 he made TO the Governor VIII
probabl be begun before the end Of
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Arre.tcd In p.t.r.,,,r,.

Police were last nigh, informed That
rested in Petersburg as fugitive from
justice In this city. where she is want
ed for the theft Of quantity OF cloth
ing aud jewelry from Mrs. Robert Crit
ten. lis North I>omba rdy street She
VIII be returned here some lime to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
SfenIipp Lend pin.

Arthur Rcd, co1Ored, was last night
arrested by Patrolmen Sweet and Der.
tity of lead pipe from the vacant house
at 2515 East Franklin Street. lie was
caught In the act Of making his get
away by negro woman. who attempt
cd to hold him, but whom he ovar-
powered. She Identified Reid at tho
station house last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Fined 500 for sncc,,,nn

G. r. Turner. retired merchant. was
fined 800 and costs for speeding his
automobile on the city streets when
arraigned before Justice Crutchfield in
the Police Court yesterday morning
Turner noted an appeal. lie was ar
rested on warrant sworn out BY Mo
torcycie Policeman l.. y. Clarke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Address on European Situation.

The Richmond Society OF Engineers
viii hold its monthly meeting at the
Thc meeting will be preceded by a
supper. which is to begin ut o'clock,
and from which the members will re-
tire to the Red Room. where Frank
w. Duke, Secretary of the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute, will deliver an ad-
dress on The European Situation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses TO marry were issued yes
terday by Deputy Clerk Breeden. Of tho
Hastings Court. TO Floyd 4. Latham
and Louise NJ. lSaughan: John Percy
Pcndleton and Elizabeth NJ Bagby;
George II. Davis and Dorothca Schnei-
der. and Linwood c. Slaughter and
Mary Belle Sharp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
\ Fined $40 ma co.t,

oscar Zones was yesterday fined 40
and costs In the Police Court when ar.
rai3ned on charge OF having assault
ed and beaten r. T. Jones William n.
dudley who was arrested on n similar
charge. was dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12

w. l.. Cosby, colored, who was reno
cd by Special officer Taylor of the S.
G. A., for torturing a horse. was vest
Crutchfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
PINT Ncs,I ISI,,cy

raj Neal. Colored. arrested by Patrol
man Griffin, charged with assaultinG
ana beating General Valentine. was
yesterday fined S25 and costs in the
Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
.IeucIrr nnd Iurrrnc, sInIcn

Mrs JoNnor, 1905 North Twcnty-sec-.
ord street. last night reported 10 me
police that s55 worth Of icwelry and
currency hid been stolen from rer
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
CROP REPORT


lNc We'll, SHyN Weather Bureau.
The United States Weather Bureau
issued yesterday the following official
bulletin OIL crop conditions in Virginia ::
Week cool. dry and sunny. Local
showers gave partial relief in noun
but generally rainfall was insufficient.
and crops are falling off and pastures
burning. Apples promise WE'LL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-08
TRIBUNALES

Senalamiento de los pleitos civiles en-
la Corte Municipal de San Juan, P. r.
dqrante ell mes de Abril, 1914.
Abril 8, 1914-Liga de Propietarios
VS.. Jose Mendln Pereira. Juicio.
Abril 10, 1914.-Josefa Miranda. VS..
Juan Hernandez y Maximino Rodri-
guez. Exception previa.
Abril Is, 1914.-Pedro G. Timothee,
Ex-parte. Consignacion de pago.
Abrll l6, l914.-Carolina Oliver vir-
da de Kehrhaha vs. Maria Luisa Val
despino. Exception previa.
Melquiades Torres VS. Francisco J.
Pav6n. Juicio
Isaac Baiz, VS.. Eusebio Benitez Ca
rrillo y Luis Toro Perez. Juicio.
Abril II, 19l4-Angela Arroyo vs.
Francisco c. Serrano y Desiderio G.
Melendez Injunction.
Abril %, 19l4-Nichael L. Murray
VS.. Thomas Perry Lippitt. Danos Per
Julcios por incumplimiento de Contrato
Abril %, 19l4-Pablo Garcia VS..
Diego Eucina. Juicio.
Abril "A, 19l4.-Isabel Villabase VS..
La Sue Gestera ct al Juicio.
Manuel Rodriguez, VS.. John D. Gil
lies. Danos y perjuicios. Juicio.
Jorge Latimer VS.. Patricio Zamora-
no. Juicio
Pedro Reynosa VS.. Francisco Echa-
vary. Exception Previa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-08
La Senana Santa
CAPILLA FRANCISCANA

.)ueveS SantO:
"A las Z a. m. Misa solemne de Sa-
cramento, Communion general Y Proce-
sion al MOnumento, quedando expues-
ia IS. d. NJ" hasta la procession del
dia siguiente. A las s de la noche ha-
bra meditation Y sermon.
FL Viernes a la misma hora del dia
anterior, los Oficios litdrgicos propios
del dia, adoraci6n del Lignum Crucis
Y Misa llamada de Presantifcados.
"A la una de la tarde Via Crucis So
lemne Y sermon.
Domingo de Pascua, Misas rezadas
a las T y s.
a la celebration de estos piadosos
actOs, invitan el Padre Director FIR.
Antonio del Castillo. ell Ministro b. J.
Lazaro, ell Secretario, d. F. de j. Vega
y el Tesorero, don NJ. Patino.