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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18
.ANO I. Mum. 364

DIRECTORIO,
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs cAsAs DE ooMERC1o DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RICo.
N RMAS Y JIMENEZ. Cruz Is. Almaeen dc
M quincalla, loza cristaleria, pnturas, ETC. Ven-
n NTONIO MENDEZ, Cristo 9. Estabecimen-
~ to de provisiones engeneral deposito de hie-
&3lo de Bayamon.
n VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
u & surtidO de tejidOs de nOvedad para Sras y Ca
vballeros, aTtfculos para viaje, especialidad
en- 3camas de herro etc, Importaciones directas
KaARCEL0 Y PERUJO, Tetuan 49, Complete
surtido de provislones para ventas por mayor,
@A ELK BOADA-Agencia Martina Cemercla
h Tinglado del Muelle Marina.-Puerto- Rico, Ca
ga fundada en- 1872.
R.1NL4Y BROTHERS, Marina Casa de gros
u cOmisiones, cOmpra venta de mercaderias Oh
general, San Justo
eARATo TINAUD, San Jose Il, Joyeria ca
4Ysa dc prestamos,
aOSE T, SILVA, Tetuan 81, Consulado
M4jico, Banquero comisionista, Agente prin
@cipal de la Companie General TransatlantiQne
yvapores Flanceses) Corresponsal del Credit Lilo
nidio de Faris, Representante de los Estableci
mentos de Gail de Paris, de La CompaIia de Sc
guros contra incendios 'Nouwich de la Compania
espa1ola Alianza de aseguradores y de Barcelona
Tiene sucLzsal en- Aguadilla
ROCHOA Y HERMANOS Tetuan 49, Comi
stones, giros a!nacen de povisiones de todas
- ~procedencia agentes del vapor costanero EN-
LOSE CERRA, San Francisco AZ, lmp1 rtador
directo de mercancfas, Ventas al detas por
y mayor.
UDWIG DUPLACE, Tetuan 8, 7ircs ;om
n siOnes mercanc1as secas, fabrica do licOres
sgentes do los vapores de Sobrinos de her EZRA
1ompanfas de Seguros Marltimas de lcen
n ENTINT ' Co, San Francisco3S, Joyer1a,
surtido de todo g6nero de objetos de utlidad,
Inn fantasia, Importaciones directa constantes.
= x.ARGARIDA y Co, Luna 81, lmac6l de
muebles de todas classes torneados, dlt ma
= ARGOS PIERA, Fortaleza 81, Derosito de
&calzado de tOdas classes,
W. Sc detalla,
W NOEL y GO, San Jasto 4, surtido general
Sde quinoalla diyersidad de efectos, Ventas
A pOr mayor detail,
NUCESOR DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina,
agentes de compra venta de frutos, Fabrica
W de icores. Garantiza la pure "a de los mismos
GxANTOS EILLPI, San Justo 81, almacen de
lamparas de todas classes,
9N UOESOREY DE q, MASJUAN y %, San
Francisco A, Gran almac6n de muebles, Pc
W Anos objetos de fantasia
~ MNLON %, San Jus5o Il, EsTenao v
riado surtidO de mercanc1as, agentes de La
OEqGitativas socedad de seguros de Vida,
nnsRIGO, CIHLDANESg y 90, Tetuan 38, alme-
cenistas de provisiones de todas procedenciaa
1 para ventas por mayor,
a xLLAR, FABIAN Z o. Almacen de Mer-
Mcancias al por mayor. San Justo 10. Sus
tiendas al detail, La BayamonesG y La Osmdad
0OmdGg,
as.ENANOIO M LUNA Y SOBRzNO, Tanca 2
Gran establecmiento de toda clase de conservas
vinos, icores, etc, porcelanas fnas, cristale
via, etc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

4 ENTINI Co, San Francisco38, Joyer1a,
surtido de todo g6nero de objetos de utilidad,
m santasfa ImDOrtaciOnes directa cOnstantes :,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

n MELON y 10, San Jus5o L, EsJenao y v
N riado surtidO de mercancfas, agentes de La
- Equitativa Sociedad de Seguros de Vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

ARGOS PIERA, Fortaleza 81, Derosito d,
s 2calzado de tOdas classes,
vi Ga datalla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

mARGARIDA ' Co, Luna 81, ,lmac6l de
Y muebles de todas classes torneados, tilt ma
WM Mnnvn1a6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

LOSE CERRA, San Francisco AZ, lmpl rtadol
directo de mercancfas, Ventas al detas. POI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-18

n -UDWIG DUPLACE, Tetuan 3, 4ircs com
stones, mercanc1as secas, fabrica do licores
sgentes do los vapores dc Sobrinos de her EZRA
companies de Seguros Marltimas de lcen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
NORFOLK POLITICS.
THE DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK RE-
PORTED BRIGHT AND CHEERING.
Popular Demonstration ut Major Null
Inns Funeral - Cotton-Factory aud
at,ra,e Warehouse.

lCor.spondencc % tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. October She City Surerin-
tendent of the Democratic party will call
ward meetings the middle OF the month for
the purpose of olecting delegates to the
City Convention for the nomination of
candidates for the Legislature. There sren
number Of aspirants for the honor and
Norfolk is likely to be well represented.
The Democrats of tho county will hold
their convention about the middle OF the
month. In Portsmouth there are four can
uidates for the primary next week. and
among them the present representative.
Mr. Maynard, and Mr.. John ". II. Porter.
who was IN the House of Delegates few
years ago. Tho Republicans are not show
inc. their hand in any direction and seem
to haye no organization. though the col
ored leaders watched with interest the
Parsons convention. and in the county
may get up some sort of ticket. II Is fair
TO say the Democratic outlook all through
this section is altogether bright and cheer
ing.
LARGELY ATTENDED.
The funeral Of Major John Mullins took
place at noon to-day from st. Vincent's
Hospital and WAS attended by Pickett
Buchanan Camp and o large number of
friends. The citizens of Berkley came
over almost in body and last night neld
apublic meeting and passed resolutions
of sympathy and coincidence. The re-
mains wcro inferred III Elmwood GENE
terry.
The new cotton-factorv gong up at
Lambert's Point will be ready for work
about tho first of the year. The building
- now entirely rooted in and the ma
chlnery arriving.
The stora.e-warosouse site on Water
street will have q building FIVE stories
high on It by the Ist OF next january,
which will be peanut-factory OF great
capacity and the largest III the South. A
charter for the company was obtained from
the Corporation Court few days ago, and
the incorporates are Norfolk and smith
fitted up with the most improved ma
chinery and appliances for the business.
and the power will 10 obtained from &
l50-horse-power CoIliss engine.
NATIVE OF RICHMOND.
Mr.. Il. l.. Grub. who died IN Ports
mouth yesterday. wa. native Of Rich
mond and moved TO Portsmouth and mar
RED about twenty years ago.
Rev. Job Turner, Of Staun,on. breaches
to the dcaf-mutcs Of Norfolk at st. Luke's
church tomorrow night.
The Norfolk Medical Society has re-
sumed meetings for tho winter al the Ma
SONIC Temple.
Tho appointment OF Mr.. o. V. Smith. Of
Portsmouth. rs traffc manager Of the Sea-
board Airline is rumored Mr.. Smith IS
at present the trace agent Of the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
Manual Training In Pub1o >c""o'''

To ne LfLDT OF Itt DtSt-''-
Whatever criticism may be made on the
recent State piatfor'u Of the Democrats OF
hassacAusetts in reference 70 Tree coiNs.e
az silver. there Oug1- 20 30 nothing out
approval OF thor uttersAcrs III laNoI VI
lie "e-tab!isLmont OF an enicleAI syb.y-t
~ manual training for both sexes IL the
public schools. no cOuNcH, ~"
ronncea the attempt Of Mr.. Lodge, IN = :
a55res, a, presiding officer Of tho i.epAUilc
CAV, convention, to drag the system OK
nnhlic education into tao arena Oh poli-
&C. "a a wicked device Of interruptions
rar;lsausLig 70 rslss talse cu5 On u
ssrniect IN regard % which oil ns people
81 mo (OmnOuW ea!th were uhl'e''
C,v.,nor Russell, IN ms speech accepting
49,. nomination. declared for progressive
dsveioDueu, Of the free schools, ana sus-
s,ee,r8 new courses and methods OK III
s-yucfi on. such as manual training ana IN
cus,rial education. 1t Is slshincahI NM
ali the candidates on the peulVGint. ~.
,irket. certainly those for Governor A.cu
t.nnnr-G Governor, AttOrney-uoh,fHi'i lea-
surer, aud Auditor, received ihe' cary
edncation IN the pubhc schoois.
Ira limo last, after an excellent ADDRESS
tn Ur Crrrv before 4 Joint session OF TIE
a,tv Council III favor OF Incorporating
manual training into our city schooL s,n-
Ten. a committee WAS appointed - N"n
s,Jer and report upon the IeasiDily VI
,nch a srheme. In addition 10 Whhs mas
Ieen 90 successfully done III THAT Inc ~
phtlnd,luhia. Washington. St. LOUIS, -
Isdo and other cities, II now seems tha'
c,eat Marty regards 1t - al essentih Yea,
- - nnhl,c instruction. II w,e ana
,,r',cticable. let US hope that our city VIII
Iot long Ds deprived OF IT'S DeHeA's. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
T,.v Wore Sotin IL.

Avoune man crossing Woodward avenue
liffed MS hat and bowed lust rs twosoo'.. '
p,rls were ps.sing IA carfiase' s"ys '"'
Detroit Free Press. g .hs
ladies. regarding hun Win c"iii'"s wv"
le1r. .ho o.bsr
land sm surprised At his impertinein.ce;;v
Their naughty gIances we're shtne,y
thrown away on the young man. nc wa.
Dowing to all old woman with heI arms
full OF bundles-an old family se.sAh.-
who WINS standing Oh the Opposite c9f. .e.
and had not noticed the occupants oi 'n'
carriage which blocked bit way.
The ladies saw thor MISTAKE WIZ ""'
tual chagrin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

beneficial TO the maturing crops OF corn
and tobacco. The corn crop n generaIy
reported TO DO large md fine one. Ias-
lures have boon excellent, though thcy srs
now needing rain. Rain IL Also hecucu
for seeding the wheat.
REMARKS or SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynchburg: Continued warm aud dry
weather has placed almost all OF the corn
and tobacco crops ont Of danger from
fro'ts. Rain is needed for pastures ana ior
seeding OF wheat. Rainfall, 0.l6 inch III
two days. m
Marion: Only trace Of rainfall; Inc
corn crop IL generally safe now. though
the crop will not ba large one. Wheat
seeding - progressing. =,
stanton Western Lunstic Asylrm): NO
rainfall. The condition Of the weather mas
been unfavOrablc to tho farmers IN seed
ing. when i. progressing slowly on account
OF the dry weather. Corn crop IS tne ana
~ being harvested rapidly. All crops are
ont OF danger Of frost with the exception
ot some late corn. Pasturing sunering
from drought and rainis badly needed.
hottoway Courthouse: Rainfall, u.lo
inch in three DAYS. Land much TOO dry
for wheat seeding. Good weather for ma
turing corn and late tobacco. Pastures
suffering from drought.
Richmond: Rainfall 0.04 inch in one day.
All crops are ludiuTet.
Petersburg: Rainfall O.GO inch in two
DAYS. Conditions favorable. There ~ no
thing that can 10 injured by frost IN TINS
vicinity.
ErIIETIss DIscOsTTSr ED.
With this issue Of these bulletins we will
discontinue tho issue of the weekly wca-
Their ana crop bulletins of the Virginia
State Weather Service during this season,
ga reports show that practically nearly all
Of the crops arc beyond danger of frosts
or other changes. These bulletins will be
resumed at the opening Of tho crop season
OF 1892. when we expect TO have largely
increased number OF crop corresponding,
and thus be able TO make them of still
greater value 10 the agricultural and otner
interests OF this State. Crop correspond
ents may discontinue their weekly reports
after this date. They will be notified
when TO resume them next season.
THANKS RETURNED.
In behalf of the National and State Wea-
Their Bureaus, and oil interests affected, we
des re To thank them for their cordial CO.
operation during the season just closing.
Also to those newspapers of the state that
have helped to disseminate these and other
reports through their columns we extend
our cordial thanks. and hope that next
scason we may be able TO furnish them
even more valuable reports.
Tho regular monthly edition Of the VIZ
GINA State Weather Service will be con-
tiuued and added TO rs the appropriation
nav permit. l.. A. CEAIGHILL. Director.
!. ". Rykcr, Observer and Assistant d.
rector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
Death OF Captain Joseph X. Bcai.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
ScorrsvILLE, October 3.-CaptaIn Joseph
X. Beal, who was taken very Ill about
week ago. died this afternoon at $40. he
was thought to be better yesterday, ana
up to late hour Inst night could get up
without help. lie seemed to be quite aware
of his approaching end. and conyerssd
freely with those around him about DEATH
and SAID he was ready and willing TO die'
day. and hs thought that was about long
enough to live If his Heavenly. Father
desired 10 take him. Captain Beal has been
identified with this town longer than any
other man in 1t. although there one
o.her older than he. and has been very
active man nearly all hislife No man IN our
whole community will be more missed
than he. He was q consistent member OF
tho Methodist church here and Msson'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
TO PREPARE FOR llFE'S WORK.
The Tobacco Crop In Buckingham-Activi-
ty Of Our andidAtes.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspa'ch.l
NEW Sroar. Va, October 1.-Two Of our
most promising and worthy young men.
Willie Hatcher nnd Plummer Jones. sons
OF H. -. Jones. have just lett home TO ma
circulate as students III William and Mary
College. They were accompanied 10y their
brother. LOUIS ID. Jones, Jr., az far IS
ClaromOnt. VINO VIII enter IA mercantile
house H. that city.
The tobacco crop il good one and well
nigh under roof. and is beng cured under
favorable conditions. This IL good for the
planters aud 1t VIII give them much
needed lit.
POLITICAL.
Our candidates are abroad in the land
and actively 81 work. Sammy Spencer. as
ms friends odii him. Is all wool and full
yard vide.
Colonel Samuel Coleman as a floater is n
whole team IN Cumberland and this coun,
". too lie is the present member and
incumbent,
II. j. Flood. Of Appomattox. IA young
and active and Will leave no grass IN his
tracks.
Nile are fully endorsed by the county
alliances.
no Republicans say they will make no
nominations. out nous rrrous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
ATCTtOS sAIEs--rtese Dsys.
= --,~-~>>>~
by Chewing 4 Rosc,
Rea' Estate Agents, Aucsioncers, and Brokers'.
No. ) north Tenth etrenl

TRUSTEEy AUCTION SALE OF A
-; - LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS IN
1Hb GROWING fAS END.-by virtue III 4 Ger.
's'n doe1 o. trust bearing iatc on tho 18th day
OF peccinDer. lseo, duly recorded In tho Clerks
once 81 iienrico County Court IN pe.e-Book ia
A. page Eb3, default having been maio In tho
payment ~ \ portion ~ the deb, thereby sc-
cured, and bong yolnirei - 20 10 by the holder
thereof, we snail prCccd toscii by auction, upon
tho promises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER y. 1891.
~ o'clock J.. u: ihe follosine PROPERTY
to-wt', all tho-e THESTY.sEvsN CERTAIN
LOTS OF LAND lyin. ana being IN the county II
Hcnrlco, Va, near fh- eastern Iipts "A ina
city Of Richmond, seven cen Of .sli lo,s having
together ffoai 81 553 icet on tho vest SIDE of
tho Natlonsl ROAD between Brown AMI Lewis
streets ana esteadins back within parallel lines
ITO feet 70 an a.iey 10 ieet vide. and Designated
a. lots ~, %. %, -. %. 90. -, p, ~, 80, 81,
-, 80, -, 33, 30. cni ~ - a p!a, recorded
With deed lion D'cslns %. trustee. 10 n. n.
Nontsrio. In Deadlock i23 A, page 1917, and
the other ten lots fronting on the east sife u
white stree: te,socn Brown and Lewis streets,
aud extending bach 10 feet 10 = lO-toos siiey,
nine Of which lots front 30 fee, osch, and dcele.
mated as Nos. ~. a., ~. Is. ~, ~. 4s. 20. Ana
80 on The plat above referred 80, and tho other
fronting 10 feet, aud designated - No. 81 on said
plat
Offering OF great bargains. Inc properly Will
and must be sold.
Trays: Cs.h sufficient 20 aofrsy expenses OF
sa,s and 20 pay noto Cor ss37. ~ Win interest
from 18th June, 1891, and credits a. 20 tS8i.7s
due 18th December, 1911. and sss6.i7 duo 18th
Jane. 1892; balance nj such time as may 10 Az
nounced a. time of sale. u. X. POLLARD.
A. J. CnEwNiN0.
Trus;eea
CHEWING q ROSE, Auctiopeers oc3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
TOM SCOTS ENDORSEMENT.
The Charlotte County Alliance Asks for
the support OF tho Hscklepburg Men.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.I

I,IlcIIuI tCI'srF-u 70 ViI' f7'HI 1FVI"I
DaAKE's BRAScH, VA. October 3.-A reso-
luton unanimously adopted by the brakes
Branch Alliance, No. 223. Of Charlotte
county. to-day very plainly shows how
Captain Scott stands with the Alliance
at home. Not single member voted
against the resolution. which in substance
was that. whereas the action OF TINS ALI
ance IN rejecting tho application OF Cap
tain Ihoma, w. Scott, the nominee OF tho
Democratic party tor the State Senate from
this and Mecklenburg counties. has been
misconstrued and used to his injury, we
endorse his nomination and ask our bro
Their Alliance men of this aud Mecklenburg
county 20 give him their hearty support
on the sd Of next November. We believe
him to be fully in sympathy with ell the
demands OF our order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
ACCElON sALKS-FusuPs Dsys.
BY Chewing f. Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctionsers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF A NICE
N BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS. WITH About ~ ACRES AIiAcHED,
LYING AND BEING IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICo, VA, AND LOCATED II WlgkEkS,
VILE, WITHIN VERY SHORT DISTANCE
OF The NATIONAL ROAD.-By virtue Of Ger.
tain deed OF trust, bearing date on the 18TH day
OF March, 1891. duly recorded In the clerks Of.
0co Honrico County Court, In Deadlock l3o b.
page "a, default having been made IN tho pay
ment Of portion q the debt thereby secured,
ana being required 10 10 do by tho holder there
OF. I shall proceed 70 sell By auction, upon tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1891,
Mt AZ o'clock =. N. sharp, tho PROPERTY To-
"a cd a. above. This saie offers good opportu.
nifty 70 nny one wishing . good home with nice
garden attached.
Trnxs: Cash sufi,ient to defray expenses OF
sale aud TO pay note for $500, with interest
from 18Th of March, 1901, and credit a. 10 5000.
with tWelys mon,hA Interest. duo on the 18TH OF
March. 1852; balance, II any, as may DO an.
JOHN u. MYERS, Trustee.
CHEWING d RosE, Auctioneers ocS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
BY Henry l. Staples g. Co., Auctionsere,
los north Ninth street.
By Bowman, Boswell 4 Shuman,
Real Estate Auctioneer&

ENRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
L FULTON PRoPERrY-FRAME DWELL
INC, SIX ROOMS, IN GOOD RsPAIR-DESiRA.
bly, LOCATED, on WILLIAMSBURG AVE
NUE. NEAR THE RICHMOND CEDAk-W0kks,
MANU- FACTORIES IN 1sR EASTERN P0R.
TlON OF CITY, WHICH MAKE 1T SPECIALLY
DESIRABLE As A HONE AT MODERATE cosf
OR PROPERTY FOR RENTAL PURPOSES
WHICH WILL BRING 4 GOOD INCOaE-By
virtue OF q deed OF trust. dated September IL,
1889, and recorded Ia Deed-book l2S B, page
2O9. Henrico County Court, default having been
mado In payment. Of debts secured, and at re-
quest OF fenonciary In this deed, We viii sell by
public suction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OcToBsR Z, 1884,
at l:30 p. NJ, tho PROPERTY described In saii
deed, Is follows: All that certain PlECE OK
PARCEL OF LAND, with all the inprov
now or which may DO hereafter plD ed thereon,
lying and being IN the county OF Henrico, vas
about ono mile from the southeast limits OF Rich
moud city, and fronting on the soath line OF the
Williamsburg turnpike 80 feet, thence running
back IN . southeriy direction 264 feet between
parallel lines, adjoining she land ccnveyed b. w.
Andrews on tho west and that seld J. X Brown
ON the CAST. and being tho same real estate con.
4. Wallace ana their wives BY deed dated on tho
18th Of July, 1889.
TEAMS or SALk: Cash suficiens TO pay expense
Of sale and payments now In default. or sAsis-
factory terms may DO arranged 81 sale.
s.H. BOWMAN,
4. ". RoSENE, Trustees
JAMES HARTLEY
BOWMAN. BoawxLL b 6uuxAx, AucttcnesrA
- 27.2a.O ai.t.ah7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
THe WEATHER AND CROPS.
v..,,,,s uuIletin for the Week Ending
Erid,y october 2, 1891.
ts,,eciaI telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispat,h.l
Cvyrn.r. OFFICE, IYScHBuRG, OctoberS.-
.,,,a,narv Of the reports for tho past
a ~ day, show that the temperature and
ssvn.sine have been above the normal for
snis ,eason of tho year. There has been
only oocasional light showers Oh ram c1-
onn ,, an the coast. The continued warm
az a.aa;ng 81 the wheat. but has been be9s,-
Sc;sl 10 the corn and tobacco crops; when
A.. now mostly harvested and beyond
danger from frosts. though some ,a,e r'' 81
Is not yet matured, Inc Is.,o, psi IT, -
ncp ,hat has been recorded for the same
%, cd. for msny years. but succeeding the
c cool and wet August it has proved very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
rUSYR.L CT NE. wBIGHr.
STAFFORD AND KING GEORGE.
j. r. Mason Unanimously Renoininated
for tho uouss-DHniel Endorsed.

Especial telegram TO tho Dl-patch.l
FRrpEE1cksBUso, Va. October 3.-At q
convention OF the Democrats of Stafford
county. held to-day, the Hon. j. f. Mason
was unanimously renominated as candi-
date for the Legislature. where he has so
acceptably served stafford and King
George counties for one term.
A resolution was also unanimously
adoutei by the convention endorsing
limited States Senator John W Daniel.
After thanking HIM for his patriotic ser
wees a, Washington in bohalf of our entire
country and pledsing the conventions
heart est support the body adjourned.
stafford and King George Will elect Ma
son by handsome majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
ONE HUNDRED LOTS PURCHASED,
Ga Which Forty Houses VIII lie Built
PennsyIvHniA Negotistors-La France

TCorrcspondence Of tho Richmond Dspstch.l
NEWPORT NEws. October 3.-Ihe New
port News Land and Development Com
panv Yesterday sold through Coionei 1.
ii. Braxton one hundred lots in the east
ern section of the CITY. The purchasers
are Virginia and Ohio men, VINO agreed 10
erect xiO.OO1 worth Of houses on the
PROPERTY within the next eight months.
This viii cause the completion OF the
street-car line OF the city.
Pennsylvania parties, whose names the
DISPATCH reporter was unable to ascertain,
are negotiating for the purchase OF ten lots
here on which they will build that num-
Der OF houses.
Colonel f. N. Braxton left for Frederlcks-
burg to-day to attend tho funeral OF his
brother, Major L. II. BraXton. .,
Anew broom mandatory IL TO be started
here by I, II. Powell, of Southteld. within
the next two weeks.
Mrs. Cramp, vito Of Ship-Builder Cramp,
OF Philadelphia. IS visiting Mrs. Doughty.
wife of the assistant superintendent OF the
ship-yard.
The La Franco tire-engine for this city
has arrived and will be tested Monday or
tuesday. A handsome englne-house has
been built to receive 1t.
Colonel Braxton has purchased ma.
chinery for Q moulding factory, winch WILL
be III operation here soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
BUCKINGHAM ALLIANCE.
Routine Business Transacted at the Quar-
terry Observation-Disclosures Prospects.

Routine Business Transacted at the Quar-
terry neutrality-suspicious. Prospects.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
EucKMGHAM COURTHOUSE, Va, October
2.-The regular quarterly meeting Of the
County Alliance met here to-day. and the
business Of the order was transacted III q
quiet buyine,s-like wsY. Politics wcre
not mentioned III the meeting. although
Mr.. <. A. Spencer WAS q delegate IN thu
meeting and Hon. Ii. ID. Flood was in the
village. II either of these candidates are
to have any opposition It ia not known
here, and they both seem to SUIT all
classes, so far IA ! can learn. Mr.. Flood
SAYS there are none Of the state demands
of the farmers that lie does not consider
both reasonable aud sensible.
IUSER,L OF NE. Wight.
Mr.. James \. Wright. popular citizen
OF this county, was buried ut his late re-
sideuco to-day. Mr. Wright was for long
tlmc sheriff of the county.
The immense crop of apples has been
distilled INTO brandy, and the hilariiy OF
some OF the erstwhile quiet denizens OF
the rural districts IS easy to account for.
No cases of diphtnerla are as yet re-
norted Zero.