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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-15

-
emento el Sc. Russell para su OF in.
solo reeibio pequenas heridas.
Los muertes fuerDn tres, todo.
contandose entire eos 81 m:smo crT
cabeza SO haiiaba st,.araia utl Gu
qued0 redncldo ato nos. Han resn
bien cinco heridos, dos de gravedad.
En- el e,iificio, ademAs dc los escri
RUSSELL Sage So hallan los del ferrocar.
do, los do varias compaflfas de carbon
tectos abogados otros, incluso los
nos cOmerciantes de importancia
ciudad
Madrid, 5.-En la tarie de hoy SO b
ni1O en- consejo les ministries. Sup6nes
entire los asuntos que trataran, Sc cuenta
emprestito de $50 millones de pesetas
rizado por las Cortes.
Las accio ss del Banco Espah u hashf
una notable bal
Dicese que ell ST. Camacho. director
Banco Esp:snol, SO muestra muy disgustad
causa de la gran OpOsici0n que encuentra Ell
Gobierno para la realizacion del proyectb,
puestO por el mismo, fin de mejorar fa| sit
zion de dichO establecimiento de er6ditol
Nueva York, 5-Entre los habitan4es
la ciudad de GalesbuIg, Estado de Illinois,
han reunido los fondos suficiontes para gars
THAR la construction del .edIficio en- quefse ,
tablecera una fabrica de azuear de remblaci
cuyo costo sera de seiscientos mil pesosF
Nueva-NOrk, 5.-U miembro de la Cor
Suprema de Hawiii, que 80 halla On San Fra
cisco de California, ha III ..lifestado que prob
blemente algunos de los principales ingenit
lie azucar de dicho archipi 6lago, sc veran
la necesidad de suspender sus trabajos, car
"a de los perjuicios que les ocasionan los efet
rOs del bSu Nc Kinley.
Paris, 5.--La muerte del exc nperado
don Pedro fu6 muy tranquila, sin que duranta
81 agonfa desc el ilustre sntermo senal algun.
de sufrimiento,
Su hija, la condesa de Eu, no abriga DO
ahora la inteuci6n de prOtestar contra el nuevo
gobieIno del Brasil; pero Sc reserva todos sus
derechos a la Corona, y declara que se hall.
dlspuesta regresar dicho pals, la primera
indioaci6n que le haga el pueblo bras leflo.
Nueva-York, 5.-Anuncla1 de Rio Grande
que Sc ha ordenado el desarme de la Guardia
Nacional y que renace la tranquilidad.
Londres, 7.--Ha causadO aqui extraordj
mario regocijo la noticia que acaba de purlica
la Corte de la Gran Bretaha, anunciando
compromise de matrimonio pactado entire g.
Duque de Clarence, hij0 mayor del Principe de
Gales, la Princesa de Teck.
Nueva- York, 7.-Anuncian de Bio Janeir
que ell gObiernO no habia da 10 caracter oflcia
a la noticia del tallecimiento del ex Emper
dor don Pedro de Braganza; pero que, al teny
conocimlento de ella, numerosos estableci-
pendiepdo sus negooios. y 'N''
Lisboa, Us. NJ. el Rey D. Carlos ha @.
nado que Sc hagan hcnores reales al cadacl
de ID. Pedro de Braganza, menos que Ia C !
desa de Eu, hija del ilustre Emperador 81
opongB para no producer dificultades con el
Brasil. 4
Paris, 7.-El gobierno frances ha ordenG
do que SO hagan honOres reales al cadaver d
ex Emperador D. Pedro, del Brasil.
Berlin, z -Estfnanse en- trece mil los
SOS de grippe ocurridos en- Hamburgo, Ia
mana pasada. ~
Londres, 7.-Teiegratian de Pekin que p!
tire dos sociedades secretas de Mongolia
ascoi,--@ - =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-15
liz Correspondence de PueTfo- -Rico.
Puerto Rico, IA de DiciembYe de 1891.

EYLa suscstci6n 4 LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantad0 en-
los puebos de la Isla No SO servra ninguna sus-
crici6n 81 con Ia carta de aviso Sc acompaha el
valOr de un trimestre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
AT THE ARMORY.
Commissarfes and ouartermastcrs Busy
Inspecting Rooms.

General Charles j. Anderson, Colonel
Henry G. Jones. and MAJOR William Il.
Simons. the committee appointed by the
Agricultural Society to prepare plans for
the military display at the coming Fair,
met at the Regimental Armory last night.
The arrangements for carrying out the
details Of the plan were satisfactorily
made.
Inc commissaries and quartermasters at
the Armory have been busy men Tor several
DAYS, or rather nights past. The annual
fall inspection is close at hand, and as a
preliminary Colonel Jones has been in
specting company quarters and stores:
The rooms of A. b, and Q were visited
respectively on Thursday, Friday. and last
night. With few exceptions everything
was found 10 first-class order.
Including arms, the regiment is in pos
session of some S25, 900 worth of property.
This takes in probably hundred different
articles-that is, everything from tin.
spoon to cook-stoye, or from a pair of
leggins to fatigue-cap. All of these arti-
Giles have to be itemized in detail In the re-
ports of the officers to be submitted to the
inspector-general, so it may be readily i'm
agined that their duties are by no means
light at the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
rur p1oHuoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEPTEMBER s. 1891.

M.nv OF our customers who, have oeeii
. msmy =, AT A. the springs and elsewhere
sw;II hs clad TO learn that they are TO nave
smother chance in which to get; one do. ,sa
o ~ our etinest-fnishsd Cabinet Photos ana "a
one OF eI isxao Pastel Portrait for a. We have
added sad to our stat Professor Homels[, one rs
S e. sng that you shall not say that you
cannot get As fre work in hicn ,hn, c;. rs
You can in New York or any o sbs r emu.
We spare no expense 70 keep W We want
s,, Who have failed TO get pleasing pc
s IN Of Of themselves to call on Campbell %
Co Co S2s east Broad street, and your 'rou-
o'e' VIM ~ CAMPBELL Co.,.
400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Make No Mi,,aL,

Whenever you hear repo,,.3u
progressive endowment le.,r.' lrNe,
gressiye short-term humbgg rs W lp'I
is IN trouble, or has bgrs, t.Li III
all these schemes have po,b AaoF "a,
mon with the Progressive F,l 70 "a.
Guild OF America. There !. ,..'fs'.,
Guild and that is cool one. L ~ "a,
tered by special act OF I.ey.sl,,-''--' ,aV.
State OF Virginia, and has n. i ..s y =,
ters at Richmond. The Gp14 l'''
upon sound business principle, ~
proved and appreciated where's, H.
derstood. IL "a Justly groy,to 81. - = \
larity, its membership il ste,d1, ." ~
ing. and it is destined % bec'S. '-,''s
the largest. az It IS s.read7 Tho ~, pc I
tuition of It's kind. JOIN TIE CUT, .i ~.
will be safe. -a-.Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

Jacob s. Allen, Al feet on Twenty.seventh
street. northeast corner Leigh, l,325.
Judith A. Shcrer to Maud G. Sherer. Is
feet on north side Clay street near Iwsn-
ty.second. IS.
nENRfco COUNTY COURT.
O. A. Crenshaw and wife to James Ran
dolph, 20 feet on north side Williams street
near kitchie, $3.50.
Highland Park Company TO Miss Kelsic
g. Hundley. lot 8, in square ~, $200.
Same 10 Miss Bessie Callahan, lot 4, In
square 10, 800.
same to Mrs. John s. Collins. lot Z, in
square 20. $500.
Emma V. Kirkley TO William b. Kirkley,
$50 acres and 50 acres about eight miles be-
low Richmond, s..
i. }. Mitchell's trustee TO Virginia Build
ing and Loan Company. 3711 feet on east
Sue Twenty ninth street between Il and s.,
$500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
An Extended Bridal Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Carneal returned to
this city Tuesday after five-weeks' tour
across the Continent Their trip embraced
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. Niagara. Manitoba. st. Louis. GIN
cinnati. Chicago. Kansas City. Denver,
Yosemite Valley, Salt Lake City, San Fran
cisco, and many other large American
cities. The extended excursion of Mr..
Carneal and his wife was rendered more
agreeable by the fact that it was their
bridal trip. They were married on the
2sth Of last July. Mrs Carueal was Miss
Beazlev before her marriage and is a
daughter of Judge Beazley, of Greene
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
The Nav. nj the CapitoI.

Sherifs Z. E. Gray, Of Fauquier, and
William Holbrook, of Wise counties, were
OF the Capitol on business yesterday.
Ex-senator Creed DAVIS. of the Second
senatorial district. paid a visit to his old
friends on the Hill yesterday.
The Governor expects to return to the
city tomorrow or tuesday.
MIR. Samuel REGISTER, of this city. was
yesterday appointed a delegate on the
part of the State Of Virginia to attend the
annual meeting of the Sioux City Corn
Palace. which assemblies during the month
OF October
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
means Justify and as his reputation builds
up TO add other registered mares.
TIE PATIENT MuLy.

TIE PATIENT NuLr.
A few mules should be kept to save tho
mares from the toughest work, such as
drawing carts and loads on bad roads.
III / NAV be allowed to wander 90 lar
from tho subject would say we can COM
petc with the great West in the production
of horses with more success than Win
ANYTHING else we do compete with them IN
and for these reasons: Our grazing season
is longer, our winters milder; we sen eenc.
rally, particularly trotting morse, oireGe
10 the stock buyer out there. Then comes
heavy freight charge to the East; then
the eastern dealer makes his proht before
ths horse reaches the user, ana MS pront
mnst be large one as he IS at so much
r,sl and EXPENSE. IT breeder here builds
mn good breed of horses and good
reputation he can avoid the midd!e-men
and heavy freight charges by driving 10
the city.
AS TO NUNBEE.
A.. TO the number of cattle and horses
one should keep it Is impossible TO say. as
IL depends upon so many conditions when
/ have not time to name. L would say
this, however Keep enough 10 reed mp
vonr h,v corn. and oats, but not enough
To have to buy these articles for their use.
OF course. il one has the reputation OF
a Hancock or q boswell the case is altered.
DO not keep so many that your pastures
win be grazed close at the height OF the
growing period of grasses. AZ the begin;
ming OF droughts there should be full
amount of vegetation to tide over till the
the rains come. Three years out of five
the weather is dry enough to prevent
growth OF grass from about July LIST 10
September list and frequently later.
After the reading a general discussion
followed. which was not confined strictly
TO the subject, but drifting into sheep
raising. From the tenor of the discussion
sheep seemed decidedly the fayorite oyer
When the meeting adjourned it WAS
fully recognized that 1t had been one o.
the most pleasant the club had ever held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

pevinnine Monday, September !tn,
,,a;ns will run daily between Covington,
Va and Hot springs. Va, and tho
to.s, P. M. train from Richmond mako tho
connection. 49, uo,
Conveyances will hereafter run nom mo os
Springs TO tho Warm and hesiinR opf'nE'
'" Eecsnninc Monday 9TH the Craig Valley
branch will have trains Except Sunday
connecting with both James River division
trains from Lynchburg, making access
EASY TO Craig City and New Castle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
THE CITIZENS ALLIANCE.
Preliminary Meetings Preparatory to Or
ganizins Held.

As announced in the DIsPArcH some ten
DAYS ago. a branch Of the Citizens Al
lance will soon he started in this city.
This order, as was stated at that time, is
to the city about what the Farmers Al
lance is TO the country. In other words,
it about endorses the Ocala platform with
the exception of the sue. Treasury plan.
Bankers. barkecpers. and lawyers are not
eligible TO membership. Several prelimi-
nary meetings of those intending to be-
come members have been held. and 1t Is
claimed that /, 100 have signitied their in
tention of joining, aud that the Alliance
will start in Richmond with ct least 1000
members.
As before published, Mr.. Benjamin Row.
son. editor of the Labor Adrocdte, who re-
presented Norfolk county at the late state
Alliance. is tho organizer for Virginia.
Ralph Beaumont, who was quite promi-
nent in the knights of Labor during the
palmy days of that order, will assist MIR.
Rowson in the work of institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
SPEAKING TO THE FARMERS.
THE snEsASDoAH-vALLEY FAIR.

The Commissioner has decided to deliver
An Grafton at the Shenandoah Valley Agri-
cultural Fair, which is to be held a. Win
chester the sth. Sth, and 10th of this
month. and will leave the city Tuesday
evening to fill his appointment. He has
chosen for his subject The Progress OF
Agriculture in the State of Virginia" but
SAYS ne will bring in a number OF other
topics for the good of the farmers"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

Earned runs-Old Dominions, o; Winstons, 3.
Home runs-Keefer, Farrell. Two-base hits
q. McGann. First base on bails-Old DoIni-
mons, 81 Winstons, 4. Struck Out-Old DoIni-
mons, q, Wlnstons, 3. Umpire, Edward Tate.
Time Of game, hour and % minutes. Double
Enright 10 Mcclure, &. McGann,
Farrell and Foster, q. McGann and Foster.
The game of baseball that was TO have
been played between the Sun6owers and
the FIRST regiment nine yesterday after
noon was declared OF, the First regiment
boys not putting in their appearance. 1t
will be so arranged that these two teams
can meet next SATURDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Inv and miscellaneous Book Sale.

! am now preparing two Catalogues, one
of Law and one of Miscellaneous Books,
to be sold at auction in my ware-rooms.
This method insures the best obtalnable
prices. as my Catalogues are sent TO all OF
the principal cities and buyers in the
United States. Persons having books OF
either class that they wish 70 sell Will
please communicate with me at once.
GEORGE w. Marc, Auctioneer.
~ and "A north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Couldn't Find tho Owner.

,eceivcd from a Gentleman who ",- waa an
companied by two ladies, q couple of
checks for trunks with directions to carry
them to a residence at the corner of Thlr-
tieth and 7 streets. but when he reached
the point designated no could find no one
to claim the baggage. After trying num-
Der OF houses in a vain attempt TO discover
the owner of the trunks he took them to
the Second polIce-station, where the right
party can get possession of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Seven New Convict. from wise County

The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday from Wise
county:
George Belcher, John W. Belcher,
William Allen, Frank Stansberry, and
William Frayser. the first to serve i've
years for housekeeping and the four
lsst-named four years for the same offence,
snd William 1atum and Robert Williams
(both colored), the former TO serve two
years for unlawful shooting and the latter
five years for grand larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Two Now Volumes from DR.. Page.

DR.. Thomas Nelson Page was engaged
yesterday in reading the proof-sheets of
will bring out this fall through Scribner
Sons. One volume embraces Elsket"
his Norwegian tale. and other stories that
have appeared III the magazines since the
publication of In Old Virginia" and the
other is a volume of stories of the war,
for young people. This latter will be
called Among the Camps" and deals
with children during the war. The books
will be brought out simultaneously In New
York and London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
To he Continued Thig Week.

The entertainment of the Pine-Street
Baptist church, which has been so success
fully conducted at the Third market house
for the past week, will DO continued every
evening this week. commencing to-mor-
row night. There are many attractive
features about this festival and it is being
attended by crowds of young people who
thoroughly enjoy themselves as well az
literally contribute to most worthy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

~
Tho last excursion OF tn
agara Falls will leave Wash, ss.s'pn bS
A. 81. on September 9TH. "Sha a n, ~
Richmond passengers can La. y
train OF the Richmond. Frejo ~s's t5e.
Potomac railrosd Ssptembs,s..ss'cg'gr A.,
arrange in advance for accom-, pa Ahf =.
the special tran OF par.n, 'n..o.aa'l9r, J.
coaches starting from Hasb,,o.,,f', al b,
7th. -'"-'on % >.
The rate from Richmond f,u
trip is only sI$. This asord. .as f,ssl
nifty TO SEQ onslof tho 49,. obDr,.
wonders as well as the fanon, 2i's,.s
OF New York ~ low cost. Ia 30. .as "a :,
be good 20 return until ,...ett'', {,
and permit stop Of a. Wats.a,Ao' ,' ~ IA
ter. and also TO return ga Esg ga t'ocss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
News from the County Court House.

county, WAS engaged yesterday in the ex-
animation of Joseph Smith, charged with
stabblng James w. Scott and Charley
Thompson. The accused was sent on to
the grand jury.
A commission of lunacy was held yester-
day 10 enquire into the condition Of Mary
L. Clay, a colored woman. She was ad-
Judged insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Yesterdays Report gu DIphthsria.

Eight new cases of diphtheris and three
deaths from the disease were reported at the
Office of the Board Of Health yesterday. Six
Of the new cssee are west of Foushee street
and the other two are in penitcntiary bot
tom,
The health officers were busy all day IN
where il wss most needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Some Twenty neutrality-suspicious. II
Progress-Religious Services.

Progress-Religious Services.
The reformatory for boys at Laurel, on
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad, is still carrying on Its good
work. Some twenty-five boys are now
domiciled there, aud under the kind adj
ministrstion of Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson they
seem to form happy and hopeful house
hold. The number of inmates will be in
creased as soon as additional room is pro-
vided. A commodlOus addition is now
being built, which will afford an ample
and pleasant school-room, dormitories. etc.
Services are held at the home every Friday
night, usually led by the efficient secre-
tary, Rev. w. b. Williams On last Friday
night the exercises were conducted by Mr..
j. ID. j. sleight. who gave the boys and
other fir .encs who had gathered bright,
stirring address. Astounding in good things,
and enlistIng the wrapt attention or every
hearer The exercises were happily
diversified with songs bg the boys. solos,
prayers, and scriptural reading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Knocked on q Trestle.

The city ambulance was called last night
at $40 o'clock to attend white man
named Robertson on Nicholson and Fulton
streets, who had been knocked off q trestle
while working on the tracks of the Chesa-
apeake and Ohio railway. He was badly
bruised about the back and sides. but not
seriously hurt. The sufferer was taken 10
his home, on Eighteenth street between
family physiclan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
saturday Evening Excursion.

Possibly the last excursion by water 10
Norfolk and Newports News of the season
will be run next Saturday evening. leaving
the wharves of the Virginia Steamboat
Company at 8 p. NJ. The steamer Ariel
will make the trip so that business men
will lose no time from their establish
ments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
AOEAl WITH THE EVlL-DOERS.
The Justice Fines the Ordinance vioiatort
n.>xirx-fnnv Gases Continued

HeAviiy-Many Cases Continued.
when the Justice puts on his striped
eeersucker coat and rolls back his sleeves
il may be expected that he Will make the
fur ty from the unfortunate ev'i-doers
who may necessarily come within his
reach. He appeared prepared for any
emergency Yesterday morning, anu tina
long docket At the court was disposed Of
with great CELEBRITY.
There was contingent OF suspicious
Characters composed OF Joseph Green,
Willie smith. Sidney Johnson, Jacob
Jones. and Tom Prtchard. al of whom
were sent to jail IN default OF 500 security
for thirty DAYS.
Copy Richards also camo under this
head. but a. he was also charged with
carrying pair of non knueks concealed
on his person he was assessed $40 and
costs.
Stsnly Williams. the white man who was
arrested by Officer Hughes on Friday
morning Tor failing TO comply with the re-
quirement upon which he was discharged
from jail recently, was up yesterday ON u
variety OF charges. They will all be heard
next Thursday.
The case OF kicher Roy and Ollie Clifford.
two white women, charged with insulting
and abusing Maude HUI. was continued
until Tuesday, a. was also the case against
Eva King (colored) for feloniously cutting
Sarah Brown with knife.
There were several heavy fines imposed
BY the Justice for ordinance violations
Persons would do well and possibly save
themselves expense II they would keep
their premises IN clsaniy condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
THE REFORMATORY FOR BOYS.

Total collected. ............. 4,4So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Tn. Mar Anciinn-House.

The new auction-house, corner OF NINTH
.rd Main streets. under the management
Of Mr.. John L. Laughton, is nov, ready 70
20 civ consienments of household inrni;;
ture and general merchandise. Faithful
and prompt attention will be given az
consiepments. Outdoor sales solicited'
i n. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

The ladies in charge Of the "Sheltsring
Armsp excursion desire to return their
most grateful thanks to Mr. l.. Is. Tatum
for the boat, Mr.. G. N. Williams fox tickets,
Mr.. A. ID. tanderkin for ice. the Apron
Ouartette. and 70 all Others who in any
way aided them in making the $l25 on the
night of the excursion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
All Shauld Ra.a L.ighta.

twenty-five OF more bicyclists disported
themselves on the Capitol SQUARE last
night. -Four or FIVE OF the wheels had
lamps on them. One had O patent whistle,
which was very we'll in its way. except
that unless the pedestrian was well trained
1t MAS matter of impossibility for him to
tell whether the rider was coming towards
or going away from him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06

Excursion to Washington Monday morn;
ing. September 2sth. Two days. Round
trip s2.50. This will positively be the last
excursion TO Washington this season. 10
Washington ample accommodations Tor
all Who 90. CLASH. THOMPSON Il ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
Gsrman-Day.

The young men of the German American
Association will hold q meeting at Sanger
Hall at 8 o'clock this afternoon, 10 mai a
final preparations for GermAn-day parade.