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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
DEATH OF A NONOGENARiAN.
The Costly Whim Of the Patriarch-A Con-
tested Election Case.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
MAplsoS CorRrHousF, Va, September
ss.-On Saturday Mr.. John Hisscl died at
his home near here aged about ninety
years. The death of tins old gentleman
calls up n case which has become the most
noted one in the county. IL IL known rs
the "Hissel-road case" ana has been on
the docket for about seven years. Some Oh
Mr. Hissels ncighbOrs wanted road open
ed. which would pass through his place Tor
about one hundred wards. He wanted the
farm az his fathers" mutilated not al
Though he was offered most liberal dam
arcs. The within Of the old patriarch has
already cost the county about 5000 and the
end Is not yet. II the IIissel heirs con,
time the fight the case may run on until
perfect i,yIng-machino Is invented ana
then tho ionged-ior road would be iot-
gotten.
ELECTION CONTEST.
Al the Nav election Clorc beat Berry 10y
one vote for commissioner Of revenue.
Berry obtained recount through the
County Court and came out about four or
five ahead. From the County Court the
case was carried up TO the Circuit Court.
Colonel Gibson, of Culpeper. aud Hon.
James HAY. of Madison. put IN strong
argument in favor OF Clore. while Berry
was well represented by Rxey Il JehrIes;
u Culpsptr. ne papers "ti' .H". tAi' w
IN the hands Of Judge ID. A. GrlmSley Tor
hnal decision, which Will no. be known tor
several days.
IN EMPTY SLEEVE.
Berry and Clorc are both Democrats.
The former wears an empty sleeve OBJ
tanned while bearing arms for the Confed-
tracy, while the latter IL no less beloved
Tor his services t. his State. One voter
expresses himself thus: If Berry Is de-
.lai-d elected, the people will De made
clad from the rugged sides OF the Old
Rag to the fertile banks Of the placid
Robertson: if i, Is Clore. the horn of re-
joicing will sound from the heights Of
Ntchclls Mountain 10 the waters Of the
distant Rspidan. We would that both
could serve Us"
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Smoke the Nickleby."
Best Cigar on the market.

Hickok's No. I. ii. ID. c.. Fig, and Caro-
line Sun.Cured are Pure. Clean, and Choice
Sun Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30
by George :. Vashon & Son.,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF LOT. 2Ox
l. 1875 FEET To l6-FOOT ALLEY. WITH
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, LYING AND
BEING IN THE COUNTY OF HENKICO NEAR
THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND, On THE SOUTH SIDE OF BLAIR
STREET BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND CAR
TER AND ABOUT Ii" FEET WEST OF WASH.
INGTON STkEET.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
from James II. Poindexter and wife 70 the un-
dorsigned as trustees, recorded In IIenrico Coun-
ty Court In Deadlock 1874 A, page lO3, 10
secure the payment Of certain sums Of money,
default having been made therein, We Will, be.
ing thereto required by the beneficiary Of said
deed, proceed to sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, or
FRIDAY. OCTOBER =, 1891,
ut 81 O'Clock Z. n, the PROPERTY above de.
scribed.
TEHNs Cash as to expenses Of sale and S42O:
balance upon such terms will DO announced
ut sale. ED \. ROSE.
JOSEPH W. THOMAS,
GEORGES s. vASHON, JK.,
10 W Trustees.
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NTED-Acnis to sell the riqess Coihes
holds the clothes ~nhou, Plus a perfect success;
Patent recently issssdi sold only by agents. to
cents VIC Will send sample Inc by mail also cir
(uars: price list and terms 20 agents. your
terrrtoIy At once. Adtress Tke fSnless CiOtkss
Line Co.. ITO Hermon street. Worcester, Mass.
tap 25-Sa&Wlyl
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VxIANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
wv THIRD ARTILLERY. UNITED STATES

ARMY, stationed at Washington, baltimore, ana
Fort Monroe, Va, ablo-bodiei white men OF good
character aud habits, unmarried, between the
ages Of twenty-one and thirty-nve. Good pay,
ra,ions, clothing, and medical attendance. APP
plicsnts must be prepared TO furnish satisfactory
evidence As 10 age, character, and habits For
further information call at rendezvous. First
Lieutenant II. c. DANES, Third Artillery. Re
cruitipg Onicor, st. Charles Hotel, Main and FIJI.
tecnsh streets Richmond Va.
sey3-W, F&Sulm&w4t
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100 Doses Ono Dollar
GLYN AL?INr STATION, n. c., February Ism.
TVUIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT

GIYx AL?INr STATION, n. C., February l3'h.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY III AL
three ycara ago bad my left leg nmpu-
tatcd four inches below the knee c""'0' ''
blood poison and bone affection. Alter u
was amputatci there camo n running uiccr on
the end OF It that measured 80 inches ono way
and 40 inches the other, and continued growing
worse every day until a short time ago. was
given I'D 70 die by the best doctors in Charlotte
hoard Of the wonderful b. b. H. resolved TO
try that. My weigh, at the time l commenced
II. Il. b. was 100 pounds When j had taken
three bottles gained - pounds in weight; when
HAD taken twelve bottles ! was sound and WELL
In, continued taking until | had taken fifteen
bottles. now weigh $50 pounds, and measure
five feet and tbrcc inches high. | contend that
your medicine has no equal AZ blood-purlher'
IL certainly worked like n charm.
sc 23-W&Suim.nr j. X WliSoN'
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By George w. Mayo, Auc,ioneer,
Nos. ~ and "a north Ninth street.
NRUSTEES SALE OF POOL-TA-
Il BLES, &c.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust,
duly executed. will sell at the auction.rooms
Of George W. Mayo, at IL A. NJ, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1891,
very fine POOL-TABLEs, oak finished. manu-.
featured by the Brunswick Balke-C offender
Company, Monarch cushions;
] complete set OF IVORY POOL-BALLS, and 2
IVORY BALLS Of another set;
RACKS, CUES. BALi~HOLDERS,
STATES, TRIANGLES, &c.--au in nice order.
J. RAND. TUCKER,
Trustee.
GEoR0E w. MAYO. Auctioneor. SOFT
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" WAY COMPANY
SCUEDuLEIN EEFElr sEPTEMHFR " ISqI

~ WAY COMPANY
sCHEDULEIN EFFECT SEPTEMBER %, 1881
LRAyE RICHMOND.
$40 A. n. Daily tor Old Point AMI Norfolk
Pullman sieepins-Car konccyerts
To OLD Point.
1l:o5 A. H. Express, daily for Cincinnati.
Through cay coach 20 Clnrlnnat..
Pullman Sleeper OH Point 20
konceyerte, connecting with Pull
mar So p.ng-Car for Cinc.nnatl
800 p n. Express, daily for Old Point and
Norfolk. Pullman Sleeping-Car
Cincinnati % Old Point
4:3O 7. 81 Accommodation, except sunday. for
Gordonsvllle and Orange.
AO:3O I. II. The 7. r. v, Limited, daily. Putt
man sleeping-Car Old Point 20 Gin
cinnatL Solid sestibule train. With
Dlning-Car and Pullman Cor
louisville 10 Cincinnati and Pull
man 10 Louisville onn Its 1t Cow
ington Va. for ITO, Spring.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 A. H. and POO p. NJ. daily from Cincin-
natl.
$50 P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. from Hinton.
lo;oo A. NJ. and 6:51 l.. N. daily froIa Norfolk.
station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
uichmond and Allegheny Kailroadl
LKAvE gicHaoSo
900 A. n. daily for Lynchburg. Natural Bridge
Lexington, crazy ,ity, except sun
day and Cufton Forge Parior lChair,
Car Rich nond 10 Clifton Forge.
daily.
4:30 7. n. except Sunday for Lynch burg, con.
Meeting with train leaving Lynch.
burg at u A. NJ. daily for Natural
Bridge. Lexington, ,sa,g City fey-
crpt Sunday and Clifton Forge
Sloopins-Ca, ~ Lynchburs
TRAINS ARRIVE AT kicHxoNp
6:3o =. n. daily from Clifton Forge.
6:2O A. N. except sunday from Clifton Forsa
station: Eighth and Canal strectrs
For further Information apply ~ A. w. Gar.
bers ONCE, Dol east Main street. tho Chcss-
peake and Ohio Railway Company's stations
Chesapeake and Ohio General Ofice, Eighth
and MAIN. JOHN d. POTTS,
M2S uA bton PASSENGER Agent
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IN EMPTY SLEEVE.
FUNERAL OF FREDERICK A. TYLER.
The Victim Of n Lynchcd Negro Laid 10
Eest-rersonai Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLoTEsyIlLE. Va. September %
The remains OF Mr.. Frederick A. Tyler
reached this place this morning from
hsheville, n. g., and were inferred at Ma.
plcwood cemetery al o'clock Z. NJ. IL
will be remembered that Mr.. Tyler was
shot IN the abdomen by "a negro 10y the
name of Hezokiah Rankin on the night of
the oath instant at Asheville for some
trivial offence On the same night. and
before Mr.. Tyler died. Rankin was taken
by a mob Of railroad-rne and hanged to a
tree.
Deceased was q son of Mr.. J. O. Tyler,
Tor many years superintendent OF the
Charlottesville Woollen-Mills. and was
well known III this place. He was only
about tweniy-tEree years Of age, and at
the time Of the shooting was in the en-
ploy Of the Richmond and Danville rail-
road al Ashcylle.
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PERSONAL.

Colouel Gus. A. Breaux. of New Orleans.
La, stopped over at the University OF Viz
Cinia yesterday TO see his son. MI. Gus. A.
Ereaux, Jr, "a student at the University
and tho aDle editor-in-chief the 10 ginid
tniu.rsi'v Magazine. Colonel Breaux is an
able lawyer of New Orleans.
Ii is with great regret that the many
friends of Mrs. l.. III. Herndon learn Of her
extreme illness
Mr.. W. Dalton Warren, Of Colorado, left
The city yesterday Tor IA short stay. and ex-
poets to return in November with his FAM
iy. He has bought u handsome property
Ia this city.
In the MAYORS Court Yesterday JEFF
Burton and Willie Terrell (colored) were
sent to the grand jury for burglary.
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! will sell, on tho premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1891,
at 5 o'clock Z. NJ, those FOUR WELI-BUILT
FOUR-kOON HOUSES Nos. Ills, 1l17, l11p,
aud 1l2l Boyd street, situated In good loca-
ton for homes for coiored people and whero
property rents we'll They are built Of irst-rate
material, are well arranged, and will make good
Investment property for persons Ut moderate
means. VIII be sold one with tho privilege.
TxRMa: Reasonable, and at sale.
$40 N. w. B0WE, Auctioueer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-30

NRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on THIRTY
FIRST STREET ADJOINING THE LANDS OF
RkAukR's ESTATE. ALSO. THE NEAT,
DOUBLE TENEMENT On CARRINGTON
STREET BETWEEN THE MECHANiCsVILLE
ROAD AND FEDERAL STREET, LYING IN
HENRlCO COUNTY. By virtue OF the provisions
Of a certain deed VI trust dated April 10, 1883,
and recorded In the CLERKS office OF Hcnrco
County Court in Deadlock 1913. pag. 800, de-
fault having been made in the payment OF a
certain note therein secured, and being required
40 TO DO, We Will soil by public auction on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1921.
az o'clock L. NJ, the SIX-KOOM BRICK
DWELLING on Thirty-hrst street and LOT con-
tainng three quarters Of an acre Of ground adj
joining Brauers estate, and Immediately there-
after. say az 900 L. NJ, We will sell the
DOCBLE-TENEMENT on Darlington street be-
tween the Mechanicsville turnpike and Federal
street containing rooms-iot 3Oxl 90 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF executing this
trust aud a note Of 1880 with interes, thereon
from April l3, 1890. and balance en- terms 10 DO
announced on day Of sale.
c. /. DEN0ON,
j. II. DlNSEEN,
Trustees.
DEN00N, topper & Co, AuctlOnoers 30 2j
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH tim
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II N AMI every SUNDAY at D
A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till 11:30 A. NJ: for Sundays steamer
til T. n. Saturday. Freight received daily till
5P. N.
Fare, 81
For further information apply to
j. W. NcCARkICk,
General Southern Agent, ONCE hocketts
W. Y. CLYDE 4 CO.,
mol General Agents. Philsdelphia
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs. T1,I
' CoNPANY's JAMES RIv Err AzkasAess'
LINE. Cheapest AM most pleasant, i".tn , 20
OLD POINT, EOKfcLk, PORTSMOUTH iJHs
RIVER lfNDlNGS DIRECT 10y elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MoN-
DAY, WEDNESDAY, AMI FRIDAY at . A. NJ.
Strret-rars go directly TO steamers wharf. rare
70 OH Point or Norfolk. $3.50; second cbss 81
Connections AT Old Point closely with all lines
Tor Washington. ID. c., baltimore Pblladelphia,
and New YORK same afternoon James river 10y
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only hail Of Rail Rates
Through tickets on steamer AM NJ Iafbrrs
Agency, 9Ol Main street Baggage checked
through. Siate-rcoms engaged tor day or night.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOI Til. SMIfltlElD, HAMPTON, OLD
ANDRIA, VA; WASlllSGTON, u. G.; MN
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TAkBOkO, " C.; all
stations on the Atlantic and Dan'illc railroad,
Sea- board and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
crn railroad, farmvile AMI POwhaian railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern shore of Virginia, AMI al regular land
ings on James river AZ 10" Isl haI hS, anu
through Oills issued.
EXCURSIONS
bv NIGHT or DAY g. NORFOLK. OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW, and Dj lCH
GAP car nov ne bp KIDD r the coming s"as0n.
LtCIkN II. TAItlA, Nicc-ffcsident,
NOlil Main street AMI kOcsei--
IRWIN WkisiG.H, Freight Giid Passenger agent
old DOMINION STEAM AA
~ SLIP COMPANY. LE<hS
FOR NEW YORK.
steamers loaye Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a 1'cuc o.. VI. Manifest closed
one itur before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAIlk DAi AZ 3 l..
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FIJI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
| Cabin fair 10 New York ga James-riyer
route Uncluding meals and berthl......S 90
| Round-trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after datc of issue IA 90
Steerage, with subsistence. 90
Stcerage without subsistence. ............ 90
Cabin fare ga Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ........-......... ............ ~ w
tickets can Dc obtained at A. W. Carriers,
| 9Ol Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
| Richmond anu Petersburg dcpots, and a, COM
pany, offices, 1901 Main street, and Wharf,
Rockets
| Freight forwarded and through ILLS Of lading
| isrued for points beyond New York.
| Freights received daily until L. NJ.
| Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
| TT ESDAYs, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
| SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way (tiG Newport News ut $40 A VI. and by
! Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same days.
at q A. ~, viii make connection at NORFOLK
| With steamer leaving those DAYS.
| GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. ani
/ VI IN Hns.kp
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ROWMAN. BOSWELL s. SHUMAN,
Agents ns,esRchm
by J. Is. Elan & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.
AUCTION SALE
or THE
VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
Nc. 10 WEST LEIGH STREET.

T., execution Of the decd Of trust from Moses
A Natthexs and wifc. dated November ID
1850, recorded In Deed-Book I'D a, pnso io',
Richmond Chancery Court, the underslgh"h
trustee will sell by public auction, on inc pre-
misses. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1891,
nj jis o'clock +. NJ, the REAL ESTATE de,
s.ribed in said deed, IL being tho ab0ve-nnineu
WEJI-LOCATED AND 81 BSTANIlAL ivy,
STORY DETACHED BRICK STOKE AND
DWELLING combined, with the LOT on when
/, stands, fronting II feet on the south s,uo VI
I.ish street between 81. James and Adams
strrcts and extending back betwcen phrhiic'
lines x feet TO An nllcy In common 10 feet wide'
containing about six rooms, besides the store,
having side entrance 10 tho residence. the usual
convenience, well arranged, and very SUD
stantial. IL, r,, IA
Iiuuuent tsxes. and the debt secured 10y shii
drrd--to wit the rum 81 e72J, Win intcIco'
thereon from May H. 1891 and As to the re-
sidue. in equal instalments Mt ELK ana WE'VE
months by negotiable notes. with interest aducu
and secured by a decd OF trust. ,r
"'' " J. b. ELAN, Trustee.
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EXCURSIONS

bv NIGHT or IAi g. NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN VIEW, and DjlCH
GAP car now he bp ktd { + thee oulng srasJn.
LUCIkN Il. TArUN. Nice-ffc.ident,
Nolil1 Main street ani kOcSeis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-20
La banda roia

!" varios conerciantes industriales de Va.
lencia han recibido por el correo de Madrid
unos sobres en- cuarto holand6s con la direc-
cion impresa y con el correspondence sello Y
timbre de la administration dc la c6rte.
Alberto este primer sobre, han encontrado
dentro otro, con la inoripci6n, tami6n impresa.
ResegUado, y q una y otra cara del sobre dos
recortes de perf0dico, sin duda para que los
carteros no puedan leer el contenido de; segun
do sobre. Dentro de este habia dos volantes
impresos; el primero dice asf. La Banda
Roja. .--Comit6 Central.- Hacienda La B. r.
Os invita- que le aboneis la cantidad de tamtns
pesetas antes del 6 de Enero de l892.-Si 10
shaceis asi, sereis protegido por la B. r. sin te.
NOR q las sociedades anarquistas. --Si no. pre-.
paraos voladuIas, 1ncendios, petardos en-
vuestras fincas vuestra ruina sora segura. =
La yigilancia para evitarlo costara mas = serA
'nutil. Tenemos procedimientos segurus ain
riesgo para cobrar.-S sstais dispuesto abo
mar la suma indicada, publicad los tres dias
%, % va de este mes 81 anuncio siguiente
deslciG de Hdle,sci0.n 9 7ss
AZ pi1 de sste vQlante hay Qna tarilla de
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Fabrication de Alcohol Concentrate
@a SIN DESTILACION. s

Una diSOluci0n de azucar abandOnada al
gun tempo 81 miSma en- presencia de la le-
vadura de cerveza, no tarda en- descomponer-
Sc, entra en- fermentation sc transforma en-
acidO carb0nicO y en- alcohol Tai es Ell princi
piO general que preside a tOda preparation ae
las bebidas alcuhl las. Como la reacci0n tie
ne por punto de pa tida una disoluci6n, ell ter
mino de aQuella otra disolucion, por 10 cue
el licOr prOduciuo no es alcohol puro, sinO
una mezcla de esta sustancia de aqua, que
recibe el nombre de espfritu de aguardiente
segdn contenga mas 8 Eenos cantidad de al
cohol Para aislar este dltimo cuerpo, SO en-
plea generalmente la destilaci6n.
Este es ell procedimiento mas usado, no
Obstante de haberse prOpuesto otrOs. unO de
los cuales vamos dar conocer nrestros
lectores, tomandolo del Monde de la Science
Descansa dicho procedimiento en- las pro-
piedades de la potasa y de Ia bencina en- rela-
ci6n con el alcohol, permite obtener un pro-
ducto muy concentrate y perfectan ente puro.
Ell alcohol de 3Oo centesmale, SO mezcla COZ
cierta cantidad de potasa SO trata despues
por la bencina, que Sc apodera de todas las inn
purezas eontenidas en- ell lfquido. Merced a la
diferente densidad de las sustancias empleadas,
la mezca Sc divide en- capas distintas, quedan-
do Ia superior cOnstituida polel alcohol de $40
que Sc separa de las demas por medic de un
sif6p.
Para desembarazar despu6s al espfritu de
la fuerte proposition de pOtasa que On este Ca
so contjene SO hace reaccionar sobre 6sta aci-
do sulfurico, 10 cual SO cOnsigue vertiendO en-
una cantidad dada de este, ell alcohol obtenido;
ell acido sulfurico Gambia la potasa en- sulfato
de potasa insOluble en- el alcohol a 900. Para
100 litros de alcohol concentrate bastan
gramos de acido. Sc separa por deeantacion
y Sc obtiene un prOductO que no deja NADIA
que desear.
(El Conseycio de Nueva York J.
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papeI con las siguientes palabras impresas

papeI con las siguientes palabras impresas
lts COnfurme lun numerol -
Talnbi6D esta sellado ell vOlante con nno
que representa- una ealavera, debajo una cruz
formada pOr un punal un huesO, y alrededDr
de la cabeza la inscription La Banda Rojl Ell
tinta azu. Sses4aa & 81 8a@fF Il f8a fs6I
El texto del segundo volante es Ell sguien.
to: L Banda Roja, Comit6 Central. Asocia-
cesarios para la campana de Mayo de 1892, in
ACCOMPLISHMENTS dc trabajos que ejecutan las
sOciedades anarquistas egalmente instituiias,
enpleara medios en6Tgicos para lograr sus
fines.
Terminala la organization de la b. R para
dar cumplimiento 4 los acuerdos del Comite
Central. hemOs dispuesto:
10 Inponer Quotas las grandes COmpa
MAS v los establecimentos burgueses.
2o Destruir las fincas y todos Jos estabe
cimientos propiedad de las personals que nos
perjudiquen no secunden nuestros planes, y
obrar contra los indivfduos y sus famlilas con
la dinamita, el inceldiO Ell Dunal
Para llevar cabO los anterlOres acuerdos,
La Banda Roja dispone de muchos y fuertes
uedios.
Ell Gentle de acci6n advierte al que descu-
bra 6.denuncie Ia B. r que 6sta tomara ven
ganza, mas tarde mas temprano. con toda
precauci6n para no ser sorprendida"
ssAlgunas de estas cartas, desviadas de su di
tecci6n, a pesar de que 6sta esta impresa con
gruesos caracteres, ha llegado manos dsl 60
bernador civil de aquella provincial, que SO es-
ia ocupando del asunto.
E Noticiero Uaa5versGl
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formarse deiOs establecimientos ben6fc0s sub
sistentes en- el pals, sns fines y los recursos
con que Sc sostenian |; informes solictados 81
pres dente de q Sociedad protectora de ninos
por el senior don Antonio Lanuza y F0rtes, apo
dorado del senior Marques quien, a nombre Y
en- representa- ciGn de este, ha autorizado al fin
Ia escritura &c cesi6n de que hablamos."
Nosotros nos compiacemos, en- hacer la
aciaraciOn anter ios en- nnir nuestra VOC la
de EI CzGDses. del PGEs para dar al Cesar 10 que
es del Cesar, Y para enviar en- nombre de Puer-
to- Rico al senOr Marques de Vallejo y cuantOs
han intervenido con 81 fin de favorecer al Ash
10 lie Ni1os, Ia expression mas sincera de nues-
ira simpatfa admiration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-20
Noticias de la Capital

Lease antes del editorial ell anuncio en-
que SO ofrece al p1blicO ell utilfsimo libro que
con el ti5ulo de Et CGb0taje con la Peninsula
y Ell Tr0tad0 de Concrete coss los Est0dos- UssS
dos de la AMERICA del Noyte acaba de yer la
luz para destinar ku prOducidO las vfctimas
de Consuegra y Almeria. Dicho lbro Sc vende
en- esta Intendenca General de Hacienda &
81 80 el volumeD. Hay un ejenplar de mues
ira en- esta Redaccion
No tenemos para que decir que nuestro
respectable amigo el senior don Justo Martin
Lunas, autor del citad0 ;ibro, merece placemes
de los buenos por 81 lib1o en- ST que buena fall
ia hacia, por la obra patrotica piaiosa &
que destina su producido.
Els un d tempo que celebramos.
Hemos sido obsequiados con un eiemplar
de la Constistucs6s Orgd,sica del partsdo auto
ssOnsistG D1ert0yrsQMeaO, vef0rns0dG en- Ia Asams
bleG de MGydgies. Dicha constitution ha 81
do mandada imprimir por disposition del Di
rectorio del dich0 partido. Muy agradecidos
Varias sehoras, sehoritas caballeros die
ron anoche un asalto q la casa de nuestro Di-
rector, con motive de ser. ell cumple amos de
su hija Sara. Sc TOGO ell piano., cant8ronse al )
gunas plezas SO bailo hasta POGO despu6s de
media noche.
MafaEa las diez de la misma Sc reuni-
ran en- los salones de Ia Sooiedad Economical
de Amihos del Pals, los sehores miembros de
la Dir0ctiva de Ia PrOtectura de Ia Inteligen-
cia, para tratar de 10 referente las nuevas
oposiciones que en- breve plazo ha de abrir di.
lcha Ultima indcada sociedad s. -gs~@>,s
ls 4M
P0r indisposici6n .ie nuestro amigo el Sc
nor Lacer, SO ha hecho cargo en- el dia de
aver de este Juzgado dc instruction 81 que tam
bi6n es nuestrO amigo 81 LcdO. D. Angel Acosta
y Quintero, JueE Municipal de este t6rmino.
LA aociedad ProtHctora da Tip6grafos ca.
lehgara lupts general mapanN 6laa docs del