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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-14
Ia Correspondence de PueFtO-RiCO.
PMerto-R Rico, Is de Julio de 1891.
lndice de Gobernaci6n

RemitiendO una GGcet0 de Madrid fecha
21 de JUNO con el ReglamentO del CuerpO de
Comunicaciones de esta Isla.
-DisponiendO que continden vigentes las
Reales Orden0s, SObTe facultad de las Autorida-
des SuperioTBs de Ultramar, para anticipar las
Cesantias con ncaracter provisional, pOr mOtivOs
de enfermedad.
Sc amplfa la licencia al Teniente Fiscal
ST. don Felix Garcia Quir6s
--DispOniendO Sc eXpida ttulO de MARQUES
de Arecibo en- favor del Sr. D. GregoriO Ledesma
-Ha sdo aprobado 81 nombramento inte-
rino del Sr. don Juan B. Potous para Secreta-
RIO del Juzgado de instruction de la Capital.
-Traslado de Marina, reponiendo Ia Ayu.
daRtfa de Marina de CabO-rojO, solicitada pOr
el Ayuntamiento de aquel pueblo.
TrasladO de Guerra, nOmbrando Gober-
nador Militar al ExcmO. Sr, General D. Manuel
Delgado Zuleta, admitiendO la dimision de
dieho cargo presentada por 81 general don Ju-
lilo SGrina.
So remiten los tftulos de Can6nigoa de
esta Cathedral, on favor de los Sres. d. Miguel
Herrero d. Lucio Manafit.
Sc desestima la instancia del contratista
de la carretera de Bayam6n al puente de los
Reyes Catolicos, solicitandO abono de intereseS
sobre la tianza prestada.
-Denegando los indultos solieitadOs pOr
jose Gallart Ramon TOro.
-Nombrando NotariO dc Bayam6n don
Tomas VaIdejuli. @
-Conmutando la pena los confnados
asiaticos, Leopoldo s6ptimo = a seis mas.
-Disponiendo no SO autorice en- 10 sucesi.
vo el procedimiento seguido por el Tribunal de
Oposciones la notaria vacante de Bayam0n,
al eevar classification terna.
-Remitiendo acta de defunci6n de Evaristo
Gomez, muerto abordo del bergantfn-g -goleta
Mercedes.
-Remitiendo 21 copias de certificates de
patentes de invencion.
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Noticias MiIitares

Aprobada la instancia del Sargento de Infan-
terfa, Teodoro Casado Torrubiano, destinado a
esta isla, pidiendo le cOnceda cOntinuar sus
Bervicios On la Peninsula.
Sc Conceden meses de licencia pOr enfermo
para la Peninsula, al primer teniente de la Guar
dia Civil de esta Isa don Francisco Torres Ma
vaTrO.
Sc desestima Ia instancia promov;da por Da
Maria Francisco Nd1ez y CeperO, solicitando par
ticipaci6n en- la pension de MOntepfo Militar que.
disfruta su madrastra d. Carmen Varas Carreras
Sc accede 4 10 solicitado por 81 CoroneI dc
Infanterfa don Juan Zbilzouswki Tello, de Puerto
Rico, destinadO en- cOmisi6n Cuba, suplicando Sc
le reintegre de los pasajes que, de el Hu famia
SatisGzO dc su peculio Ia Com panfa TraSatlan-
tica.
Sc desestima una instan cia do De Rosario
Perez Guerra Saint-JuSt, hu erfana del Conan
dante de E. M. de Plazas, don Leonardo solicitan-
do mejora de Ia pension del esorO de ], ,O5O pese-
tas anuales que percibe.
Sc destina escribientO de 2. clase del
Cuerpo Auxiiar de Ofcinas DIilitares de,este Dis
tritO, don Jose MalteitO COrt6s, por ascenso de
don EusebiO Garc6s BailO.
Han sdO aprObadOs pOr 8. NJ los progresses
de las obras serviciOs cargo del Material de
Ingeneros de esta Isla cOrrespOndientes al tercer
trimestre del ejercicio cOrriente
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Noticias de la Capital

POr nOtlciaS paFticuIa res autOriZadaS, reci-
bidaS en- ol ultimO. cOrr6O de la Peninsula, hemOs
sabido con satisfaction que el senOr MiniStrO de
Ultramar, ha apFObadO los prOyectOS presenta-
dos pOr la Administra ciOn General de Comu-
n1caclones de eSta Asla, autOrizandO el estable-
cimiento de las lneas pOstales diarias servidas
a caballo pOr cuenta del Estado, desde Arecibo
Ponce y vlceversfl, pasandO por UtuadO
Adjuntas desde Ag1adilla a UtuadO vice.
versa, pasandO pOr Moca, San Sebastian y La
res desde Cayey Guayama vice-versa di-
recta. Asf misinO ha sido aprObadO ell cOlgadO
de an hilo telegraf co directo entire la Estacions
Central = MayagueZ mejoras todas altamente
lecesariaS para el cOmerciO en- general y muy
particularmente para los pueblos que SO citan,
obtenida on PRIMER t6rmino por la celosaini-
CiatiVa del sefor Ayuso, jefe del Cuerpo de Co.
municaciones, pOr la incansable actividad de
los diputadOs Cortes senores Martin Sanchez
Lastres.
Felieitamos, pues, dichos senores y a las
comarcas que MAS directamente afectan estas
titles y neCeSarias reformas, por los benefeios
que seguramentje han de obtener
La compaFia de don Pauline Delgado ha
hecho una grarl rebaja en- los precios para la
function de estsL nOche Palcos baios gri6s
sin entrada, So 5O,-Idem altos grill6s, $2.-
Grill6s de 3er.f piso, $l.-Luneta y entrada, 75
avOs.-En.tTada general, 3reales,-De Delan-
terra de tertuliac con entrada, % reales Parai-
EN- CANGtREJ JOs.-En Santurce, tienda de
futas de don Eusebio Escobar, SO ende a
cualquiera hora del dia, el excelenta 8 sin ri
val HIELO l,EE IsAYAMON q chavos kilo.
ERsSe lleyaa domIcilio al Asmo precio
q las personals que Quieran toma1lo diariamen-
te por cOntrata.
No olvidar que 81 m ejor hielo que SO con-
sumo On Puerto Rico, els, indisputablem
Ell DE BAYAMON. 6-3
4
De mos toner 81 6 usto de Eer por esta
Redaccion al senor don arlos ROIa, yecino de
LuquilEoq que, segdn nues tras noticias, hace al
Runos dias se encuentra en- esta Capital,
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Segdn leemos en- Ia hevistG de AGNei9siS
traction que SO publica On Ia H&bana, han lle-
gado L0ndres las primeras remesas de taba.
CO cosechado On China. Sus importadores SO
prometen realizar grandes utilidades.
90
Dice un cOlega habanerO que el senior AL
varez Marino Sc prOpOne presentar al Congre-
30 de los Diputados un prOyecto de Ley de En-
pleadOs, en- ell cual, cOnservandO 10 mas eSen-
cial del dictamen que la Comsion mixta di0 en-
la anterior legislature, SO adiciOnaran algunoS
artfcusos tomados de una ley analoga VICENTE
en- Italia.
particular amigo el apreciable senor don Joa-
quin Pena actual presidente del partido incon-
dlclonalmente espanOl de la Isla.
Hacemos 7otos pOr su prOnta mejoria.
"a
Esta anunclada va la despedida de Ia re-
nombrada Compania de don Pauline Delgado,
con la gran function o-dramatica que ten
dra lugar manana, a beueticio de nuestro ami
go el notable pianista puertorriqueno senior
don Julio Arteaga va dijimos aver cual sera
el programa lie eSta velada 1: OGrte Gran
Concerto ndmerO l en- La mayor de Herr, por
Ell senor Arteaga Y Ia orquesta dirigida por
don Francisco Verar-2: pGrte: La preciosa
zarzuela Para casa de Jos padres, por los prin-
cipales artistas de Ia Compafia Delgado.-3a
teaga. % VeNegiG e NdpOZi, tarantela de con-
ciertO de Liszt por ell sonor Arteaga.-4" par
te: La Zarzuela Chateau MGYgGaGa en- la que
tantO SO distingue la sonora Caro- do Delgado.
La fiesta, segdn SO deduce del programa,
promote ser muy amena y divertida.
Mejor informados, debemos rectificar el
suelto que antes de aver publicamos, referen-
to la denuncia de que ha SidO ObjetO nuestrO
colega La Dens0crGciG de Ponce, suelto que
tomamos de Ell Position de aquella ciudad.
Ell prOcedimiento ha sido iniciado de Of
clio, sin que de clio tuviera cOnOcimiento nj hi
clera gestion alguna, la Excma. Audiencia Te-
rTitOrial.
-
Hoy ha tenido lugar el juicio oral pt-
blco de la causa seguida contra Prudence
Hernandez y Jacinto Farias, por robo en- Rio
pledraS. Manana tendra lugar ell de la cauSa
seguida contra Ezequiel Sanchez Vega, porI
homicidio.
Hoy hemos recibidO un telegrama del sr.
Anton, director de la Compaffa de Opera ita-
llama. Dfcenos que positivamente SO embar-
cara para esta Capital por Vapor AViZGS que
debutara ell domingo proximo en- nuestro coli
SEQ, con la opera FoVOrit0.
%
Nuestro respectable amigo ell senior don
JustO Martin Lunas, muy digno Intendente de
Hacienda de la ProYincia, SO encuentra resta-
blecido del zQuebrantO que le retuVo en- casa
durante algunos dias De comunicar esta bue,
ma nueva nos completeness muy mucho,
No hemos bebido nunca meior BRAN
DYle 81 del FRAILE CARAT.
NI0+:0: - Il -
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De El Imporcial dc MaYagiiez:
Notieias de Ia Peninsula
De nuestros eanies de Madrid

De nuestros canjes dc Madrid
De EE NOticier0 Universal de Barcelona:
Ha llegado Madrid ell conocido persona
je puertorriqueno senior Ubarri, que entire otras
cosas, trata de gestionar Ell canje de la moneda
mejicana por la espanola, bajo ciertas condi-
clones.
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Noticias de la lsIa

IemOs sidO atentamente invitados para
ile de cOnfanza que tendra lugar el 10
Orriente en- 81 pueblo de Ia Cidra,
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senior Juez, acompanado de su Secretario, a to-
mar las correspondence declaraciones al he
rido, trasladandose luego al Deposito munich
pal para hacer 10 mismo con el agresor, de
dOnde salieron hora avanzada de la noche."
De EI Impartial de Mayaglez
fsEl Position da la noticia de que el del
actual por la noche, despu6s de terminada una
function de la Compania dramatica que actia
en- el Coliseo de Ponce, hubo un Violento alter,
cado entire una autoridad gubernatiVa de aque-
LA ciudad un caballero, repiti6ndose POGO
despu6s el mismo case, en- uno de los cafes
mas concurridos, entire un subalterno de aque-
LA autoridad Y un hijo del caballero citado.
El colega Sc abstiene, por eI momento, de
hacer concentrates"
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Aver nOche falleci0 en- esta Ciudad la Sc
norita Gregoria AceVedo y Rivera, despu6s de-
larga penOsa enfermedad, aeompanandO su|
cadaver al lugar del eterno descanso, variasI
senoritas senores de su amistad. Descanse.
On paz!
La compania de Delgado ha dispuesto &
peticion de muchas personals, repetir esta no
che la preciosa comedia M5litGreS q pG6s0s10s
que con notable 6xito Sc representa- 81 sabado
pasadO en- este Colis6O. No dudamos que Ia
repetici6n de tan bellfsima obra llevara mucho
publico al teatro
Hemos sabido con gusto que aver pudo
poT fin tener efecto la operaci6n de un abceso,
que venia sufriendo nuestrO apreciable amigo
el senor don Pablo Bar6, operacion que llev0
cabo con felicfsimo acierto, el reputado doc
tor senior OrdQIez.
Nuestra felicitacion para ambos
Una persona allegada una familia resi-.
dente en- esta Marina, nos suplica demos eD su
nombre las gracias al doctor don jose Ma Cue
to, pOr los serVicios generosamen prestadOs
una enferma de graVedad de dicha familia, y
por la caballerosidad con que SO ha portado
con ella, al prestarle sus servicios profesio-
nales
Cerveza Noruega oCBHR1sTIANIAIegit
en- cajas de 48 botellas y 70 medias botelas, y
Jamones CaIIegos
superiores % pesos quintal. Sc Venden en- 81
almac6u de TRIGO 'CIVIDANES = Ca, Tetuan
ndmero 38.
Sc eneuentra On esta Capital, y le saluda-
mos afectuosamente, nuestro apreciable amigo
ell Excmo Sr. Marques de las Claras
L Tras cruel y rapida enfermedad, ha dejado
de existir esta mafana en- Ia Capital, el
que en- vida tu6 apreciable caballero y es-
timado amigo nuestro, senor don Rufino Goe-
naga, persona que en- la localidad y tuera de
ella, gozaba de muy legitimas simpatfas
Envfamos su afijida Viuda a toda la
demas familia del fnado, junto con nuestras
palabras de condolencia, la seguridad de que
pena que les afije.
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Dieen de Guainabo que no hay ALI nj un
policia que imponga ol orden cuando es ne
cesario La guardia civil solo pasa por allf
los dias de Ia confrOnta, es decir los jueVes.
ConVendrfa que de Bayam6n Sc enViase siquie-
ra fu6se IN guardia municipal 4 dichO po-
blado.
Recordamos las personas que dese6n
comprar buenos pianos nuevos usados, que
en- LA CORRESPONDENCE Sc indica la casa don
de los yenden con mayores ventajas para el
comprador. 15-14
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Dice N Impartial de Madrid

Dice EL Impartial de Madrid
Una suscritora, cuyo nOmbre no estamos
autorizados para reVelar, y que viVe entire la
y RIGA DANA que pos6e cuantiosa fortuna, pien-
"a legarsela la nina JEliana San Sebastian, Ia
desgraciada muchacha martirHada
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Segdn leemos en- la Rev5stG de Adneisais.
traction que SO publica en la HSbana, han lle-
gado L0ndres las primeras remesas de taba.
co cosechado On China. Sus importadOres SO
prometen realizar grandes utilidades.
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"Despu6s de grata permanencia en- este
pueblo, Sc ha despeddo para Ia Capital, lugar
dro Urfa que deja aquf gratas afecciones y CO.
razones apasionados ;simpatfas alcansadas gra-
cias su galanterfa con todos los que le trata-
mos y especialmente con 81 bello sexo."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
THE HENNESsEY CASE.
some Startling TestlmOny-One of tho
Prisoners Makes a Confession.
ny telegraph 20 the Dl5patch.l


NEw ORIEAya. La. March 2.--The testi-
morv elected in the Hennessey case on
Saturday seems 10 have been quite os
startling TO tho prisoners as it was TO the
public. When the prisoners were brought
To the bar Manuel Politz, one Of the men
who has been identified as doing the actual
shooting, was found 10 DO greatly excited.
He arose again and addressed the Judge in
rapid tones. He grew more excited in
manner and finally Matrnnga was request
ed by the Court to ask him what was the
matter.
Pol;tz answered in SicilIan that he want
ed an interpreter. as he desired TO say
something 10 the Court. This announce
ment created intense excitement, not only
among the spectators in the court
room. but among the prisoners, who,
however, under the steady gaze OF their
LAWYERS, refrained from visibly show
ing whatever agitation they might
have felt. There being no interpreter IN
court one had TO be sent for. Meantime q
consultation between counsel was held.
When the interpreter arrived Judge Baker
ordered POlitz 20 be taken into his private
Office, and himself, the interpreter, and
counsel for both sides followed, and what
ever Politz had TO say was said In private.
When the party re-entered the court
room Politz was ghastly pale, He was
evidently frightened, and whatever he had
said evidently affected him. After he had
taken his seat on the bench MIR. Semmes,
of counsel for the defence, announced that
he could not longer represent Polltz.
The Court thereupon appointed counsel
10 defend Politz When the prisoners
were remanded back TO the dock Poltz
was afraid to walk with them. He also did
not want to 90 into the same room with
the others, but he was assured by the
Sheriff that no harm would befall him. He
went in very reluctantly, however.
While counsel Will not dlvulge what
Politz said, it is understood he made a
confession of startling character, Ihis
will be produced during the trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
persnnnIs and Rriefs.

No cases were tried in the City Circuit
Court yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas b. Crittenden, Of West
Point, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Z. Baker, Jr.. while out hunting
Saturday accidentally shot himself in the
hand.
Miss Many Goodloe, of Goshen, Va. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ivanhoe Sclater,
9lj west Main street.
Mr. Z. NJ Gibson has engaged with the
Glasgow Brick and Tile Company and will
leave for that city in few days.
Mrs. Charles Wellman and son, Sidney
John. of New York, are visiting her father,
Mr. Julius Sycle, POI west Grace.
The monthly meeting of the teachers Of
Moore-Memorial Sunday school will be
held at 8 O'Clock Thursday night.
Mrs. W. B. Rigg and family, of Kanawha
Falls, W. Va, are here on n VISIT TO their
relatives, No. 10 south Fifth street.
The regular Lenten services will be held
at Grace Episcopal church this afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. MIR. Burton will Of
fciate.
There have been about fifty professions
of conversion in the revival at Union
Station church which will bo continued
through this week.
The ReF7iois Herald of this week will
publish a full report of Rev. DR.. Hoge's
sermon Sunday afternoon on the sacred
Mountains Of the Bible"
Yesterday at noon the ambulance was
summoned to attend young white man
who was taken sick on Broad street. The
sufferer was treated and soon revived.
Mr.. L. II. Kemp. vicc-president of the
HenricO Farmers Alliance and candidate
from the Lower district for Commissioner
of the Revenue, was in the city yesterday.
The British steamer Canopus, Ester
brook. master, has cleared 81 West Point
for Liverpool pa Norfolk. She carries "A
cargo of 4,5OO bales Of cotton, valued az
S225,00O.
In the Chancery Court yesterday J. W.
p. Farrar qualified as executor of the will
OF Mary Farrar. and W. 4. MonCure quail
fed as administrator Of the estate Of Sarah
b. Hicks.
Rev. Z. j. Willis. at one time pastor of
the Leigh-Strcet Baptist Church, died IN
King and Queen county on last THURSDAY
His remains were carried to Lignum, Gull
peper county, where the interment took
place.
Edward Banks and William Derrick
Cboth colOred) were received as the peni-
tentiary Yesterday from Rockingham
county, tho former to serve nine years and
a half for housobreaking and the latter two
wears for forgery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

CERTIFIED TO THE GRAND JURY
One Case OF Assault and Another OF Bur-
rlarv-Other Offenders.

The case Of Thomas Llysie, whose arrest
was Teported III the Dispatch OF Sunday
charged with stabbing and woundlng
Harding Lucard, was before inc romeo
Court yesterday. ~.
emDloyed at ROuntree's trunk-tactory, ana
n seems to be the custom of the boys there
fo initiate all new employees. Friday they
atteuauted tins upon Lucard, but be resist
al and attracted the attention OF the fore
man who nut a stop 20 IL. After WORK was
over thnt afternoon Ilvsie and Lucard bad
sone words and they went into l.. i. Chris
tian,s ward 10 settle the matter. Lueard
struck Iiysie twice, whoreupOn Llysle,
who was the smallest. drew knite ana
cnt his antagonist. Infiicting several severe
wounds.
CHARLES Fuller (colored) was sent on TO
tbe grgnd Jury for feloniously breaking
No and entering in the nighttime the
store-bouse Of Levy q Davis. and stealing
one alarm clock. valued of 81:
Frank Perry was sent TO Jail Tor sixty
davs Tor stealing ono lot of corn, the pro-
nSyty of the Richmond and Danyille Raii-
NV Williem Champln. Abe Saunders,
Thomas Farley, and George Adams were
aned s5 aud costs each for being drunk
n Johnson, William Dufield, and I.
u McCann were fined $5 each for lighting
~ Morris M Voss was fined s5 for assaulting
and striking McCann. ,a.,e.
Henderson Carter (coioredl was hned %
for ossaulting aud beating james turner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
THE VETERAN CORPS.
MEETING LAST NIGHT AND ELECTION
OF OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR.
a Splendid Uniform hdopted-Fuli Rel
of Members and the War
Record of Each.

The annual meeting for permanent or
ganiZation Of the veteran corps OF the
First regiment was held last night at the
Regimental Armory. IL was large, ana
much interest was manifested.
Major George Ben. Johnston occupied
the chnir. and Captain John L. Laushton
acted as secretary.
The FIRST business in order was the cleo
tion of officers. which was proceeded with
at once. with the following result: Colonel
John y. Purcell. commandant; Captain
John i. Laughton, adiutant: Lieutenant
j. w: Gibbons. quartermaster; sergeant
w. n. Glenn, cornmissary; Lieutenant, -
IL. Chenery. paymaster DR.. George Ben.
Johnston, surgeon, and Rev. Preston Nash,
chaplain.
Anumbcr Of names were added to the
member hiD.
The Committee on Uniforms submitted
the report published in the Dispc'ch several
days ago, and Il was adopted.
IHE FULL ROSTER.
The roll OF the veteran corps as at pres
ent composed is: Sergeant L. W. Blakey,
Company b J; Sergeant +. ID. Gam, Com
pany f.; Sergeant j.. II. Hutcheson, color
sergeant; W. T. Hnchman, private. Com
pany b; Lieutenant J. ". Gibbons. Ice
Guard, Company A; Lieutenant =. 1.
simmons. Company ID; Sergeant J.: ~ H.
CGrrington, Company F. Sergeant w. L.
quartermaster sergeant; W. a. Snyder,
private Ompany A; Captain j. e. Laugh
ton. Jr. fdjutant; J. II. d. johnson. pri-
vate, Cobpany e; G. o. Saville. private
Company 4; Lieutenant w. n. Tompkins,
Company T.; Sergeant J.. p. Sutton. Com
pGny G. Sergeant 6. L. Wren, Company
G.; Lieutenant G. X. Wren, Company Z;
Sergeagt T. n. O'Keefe, Company A;
Lieutepant J. II. Chenery, Company, q;
Lieutebnnt b. X. Pecor. Company y; Gap
tain j #. Dinneen, adiutant;, MAJOR
George Ben. johnson. surgeon; Private A.
B, Bigelow. Company B; Lleutenant-Colo-
nelAA.. Phillips. First regiment. Captain
u & Christian, Company b; Lieutenant
J.. "a Patton, Company G; Lieutenat Jo-
hEaughan, Company G.; Lieutenant u.
]. Bfhnuon, Sidney Grays, Company ID;
Eeutcnant j. j. Haverly, Company y:
Lieutenant ". NJ. Russell, Company B;
Lieutcnant L. G. Garrison, A; Captain
Gr0y Eossioux, Company a Captain W.
Il. Mosbv. Company C.; Captain T.. Leslie
Spence. Company A: X. ID. Adam. orderly
sergeant: Lieutenant w. G.. Stokes, Com
pany A; CAPTAIN Merriwether Jones, Com
pan7 c: Captain l.. b. Thomson, Com
pany i: Sergeant L. Is. Williams,
Company c; Quartermss. er-Sergeant
J. s. l.. Owens, Company Is; j.. A.
Crotslev, private. Company b; Lieu
tenant A. c. Calder. Sidney Cirays, Com
pauy d; Sergeant John Bowers, Jr.. Com
pany b; Lieutenant +. w. Sweeney, Com
Dany B: j. ". Phillips, Company A; F. d.
Barkslale, Company G; II. Percy Gray.
Company G; W. Z. Moore, Company B A;
Lieutenant }. p. Davis, COMPANY e; Lieu
tenant Robert Mostly, Company q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
KINGS DAUGHTERS, CONVENTION.
The Ladies Hold a Meeting to Prepare for
the Occasion.

hmeeting of the Kings Daughters was
held at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation AZ 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon
The meeting was opened by Mrs. Fannie
Boykin. first v1ce-pfesideGt, with reading
the Bible and prayer. The secretary being
sick Airs. PetCrkin told IN few words
what was done at the last meeting.
Thcn Mrs. Boykin read a report from
Mn. :. G.. Kean. president, Of what had
been done towards getting up the conyen-
tiOl.
The only question undecided was the
entertainIaent of the delegates, of whom
thoye are TWENTY-FIVE who will certainly
comeand several doubtful. Most ofthe dole
gates are now proyidedtor, and the conyen-
tion, which is 20 take place on the 18TH
AID ilth Of March, is a cortainty, humanity
~ ing. Il any friends Of the order can
entertain delegates they will please notify
Mrs. ). q. Kean, 3l9 enst Franklin street.
1ho KINDS Sons ut Richmond are cordl-
allv invited 30 cooperate with this orcani-
zation in making the convention asuccoss.