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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-28
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de publicaciones de los senores FraiIe c., es.
tablecido en- esta Capital, calIe de Tetuan Il
moro 81, en- sus cOnstantes desveios por reca
bar dc tOdas las casas editofiales. de Espafia,
cuantas noveda iessse den luz on el nlundo ci
vilz ado en- 10 t4aante literature y ciencias !;
que agOta tOdaSssus vastaS relaciOneS no es
casos fand.'s con el 1ni"O fl de proporciOnar a.
este il6st. ado pnblico tOdOs los adelantOs de
ramO, ACADIA dc reclbir pOr el vapOr naclOna.
BMenOs Aires, los finales de la intereSante pu
biicaci6n de la IMstrGci6n iberica, este es, la
termination del ano recien tenecid0 de 1891,
con sus correspondientes regalos, consistentes
en- una pr eciOsa OseogrofsG de gran tamanO IT,
tulada Ell Desc04as0 en- ZG .M0rcbG, cOpia del
hermoso cuadro do BesalIdMre, mas las tapas5
para Ia encuadernaci6n de las Obrss de la Bt
bll0tecG HWstrGdG de LGIlsstrGci6H Ib6 icG.
En su virtud, todas @aquellas personas que
tuvieran esta publication trunea des6en ter
minarla, So les puede entregar desde el 81
guiente nt1mero que tengan On su pod' r. hasta
Ia termination dc las obras, acOmpanadas de
Los regalos que le pertenezcan.
Al pToplo tempo participamos al publico
haber reclbido los primeEos Eufn 'ros de Ia In
dicada publication, correspondence al corrien-
Ito aflo, en- los cua,es Nsenen anunciadas las
obras de que 90 compore la nueva serie de Ia
Bib'i0tecG IzNstr0dG, y cuyo programa es e
s'guiente, Revolucs6n FrGmcesG- -Estudios his
toricos pOr AfraGo Opisso, Las Leye1dGs de
tGs PlGntGs (MirtOs, crsencias, tradicjones y
teorias relatives al mnnd0 vegeta J por Carlos
Mendoza De RoAsG d Jerusalem impresiones
|de I'm vlaje Seria y Palestina por 0otavio We
lasco del Real-Cuentos y Novelas de Plospero
Merimess
Condolences dc publication s--Cada mes &c
lrepartiran cuatro cuadernos de la Bibltotec0
IlsstyGdG a-0mpanados de su correspondent
to ndmero de Ia 1l&strGc66n Ibsp icG compren
diendo cada cuaderno 80 paginas de lectura de
las indicadas obras = 10 de la IlAstrcci6s Its
RIGA; conteniendo ambas publicaciones multi
tud de grahados intercalados en- el texto de los
mas reputados artistas nacionales = extranje.
ros, distipgui6ndose On par ticular La Leyend0
de las PsQntQ3, por sus nagniacas acuarelas
| del sehor LabaGca.
Los suscrito1es esta interesante publiea
ci0n, reciblal durante tudo el 8fo dos exp6n
dldos 1egalos como sabe presentarlos esta cas q,
ademas las tapas para Ia encnadernaci0n de los
tomos de La Bi0lioteca llNstrGdd de La 114s
TRACTION Iberfc0.
Ell precio dc cada cuaderno es 81 dc IN
real, otro cada nlnero de la itustf0ct6A.
Unicos representatives en- toda la 1sla,
15-2 Hraslg.g G.
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SOSE T, SILVA, Tetuan 81, Consulado
kM6iicO, Banquoro comisionista, AgenJe prin-
s&cipal lie Ia Cvmpanie General Transatlantique
vapores Fl -sncesss Corresponsal del Credit Lilo
nldlo de Aris, Representante dc los Estableci
mientos dc Gail do Paris, de la ConpaIlia de Sc
guros contra incenuios 'NouwicA' Y de Ia Companis
espahota . Alianza de asegurauores de Barcelona
'Tiene eucl 5sAl 0n Apnatiilla
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2 UDW1G DUPLACE, Tetuan 3, 4ires ;om
stones, inercanclas secas, fabrica do llcOres
xnagentes ds los vapores dc Sobrinos dc her era
OS. 0tC.
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nOCHOA Y HERMANOS Ietuan Is. Comi
jsiones, giIos al1nacen de povisiones de tods S
procedencla agentes del vapor costaneror EMl
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: ELK ii. BUADA.-Agencia Martina Coner
~ clal siluada la Gale del Come trclu, Marina
aespaldas del De p1slto Mereantil.
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Mucho = nny buen ealzado Rcabadb lsa
ceeibir en- La PA1MESANA
TT1ENDA DE DETALLE: Fortalsxa -,
1ALNAoEN DH DHP0s1Fo: Plaza Alfonso /
Be ofreee una Hariedad de ealzafo mallc.-1
quin nunca visto dc las ttlareAs SIERRA, NAtss
COS P1ERAs otras,
lCALzAD0 A1taTR1AC0 7 AMERIoAEOt
De todas las formas, para caballeros, sshoraea
nif0s escojer.
PEEC1OS MUY POPULAREs
ViEitese La PALMFHANA para admiraf ~.
sas buenas. So ranueva sl surtido Quinrsfas.
mante
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s,a k4ATp TINAUD, sau Jose II, Joyeria = ca.
2ssea de prestaznos,
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ENTINl y Co, San Francisc038, Joyerla,
surtido dc tcdo generO de objetos de utilidad,
Anfantasia, Importaci0nes directa constantea.
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Es INLAY. BROIRERS, Marina, Casa dc giro
@n cumislones, compra vonIa do lnorcaderias e1
syasrai San Justo 2
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Bgra aAKCELO Z -PERUJO, Tetuan 30, Complete
~ surtldo ue proyislones para yeutas por mayor
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NOSE CERRA, San Francisco 47, lmp1 rtadol
Ndirecto de mercanc1as, Ventas al data5l po,
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CD cancias al pOr mayor. San Justo 19. Sus
tiendas al detail, La Bayan:onssa La O;wJad
Con1HE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-28

@ VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
EH surtido de tejidos de noyedad para Sras y Ca
4 Rballelos, aI5iculos para viaJe especialidad
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~Ers RICO, CIVIDANEs y 90, Tetuan SO, alme-
eenistas de provisiones de todas procedencias
para ventas pOr mayor,
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"A UCEsORES DE Q, 4MASJUAN y o., San
"a francisco A, Gran almac6n de muebles, pe-
- amos ohjoJos dc fantasia
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"a .L9LoN y uo,. San jasto Il, Estenso
rAado surtldo De neroancfas, agentes do La
W Eqg;jsti0p Sociedad de Saguros de Vida
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a M MARGARIDA y Go, Luna 81, lmac6l d.
#sss muebles de todas classes torneados, dlt. N.
MWNnovedad,
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b ARGOS PlERA, Fortaleza 81, Deposito d.
aAcalzealo de todas classes.
Nv Sc detalla, - ~
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Is ANTOS EILLPI, San Justo 81, almacen Dc
"a lamparas de todas classes,
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- NOEL y co, San Juato IA, Surtielo general
a dc Quincalla diversidad de efectos, Ventas
q pOr mayor detail.
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ea UCESOR DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina,
"a agentea de cOmpra = venta de frutos, Fabrica
&3 dc licores. Garantiza la pure de los naismos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-28
n 4O5 Puerto Rico Enero 28 dc 1892. Oacinas s
DIRECT ORlO.

DE LAS PRINCIPALES CASAS DE CoMERCIO DE
ssss SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RICo
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v "a NTONIO MENDEZ, Cristo 8. Estabecimen-
kA to dc provisiones engeneral J deposito do bic
&E@ ID de- Ra
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y RMAS Y JIMENEZ. Cruz 13. Almaeen dt
a quincala loxa, cristaleria, pinturas, etc. Ven
"a bas al por mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ON Rarton leigh Is.

The citizens Of Barton Heights held
their fortnightly meeting at the WIgwam
last night and discussed various matters
OF local importance.
Mr.. Walter $. Johns has returned from a
southern business trip.
Mrs. Garland b. Taylor is on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. s. 81. Magruder, OF Abe
marie.
The Brookland Literary Society will
have a public debate December 10th ut 8
O'clock =. NJ.
Mr.. 4. A. Lamb is on business trip to
Cleveland, o.
Messrs. James II. Barton and W. X.
Bache are back, the former from the North
and the latter from the South.
Mr.. j. Ii. Harvey has been elected trea-
surer of the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Harden have return
ed TO their home in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Robert Lee Smith gave delightful
luncheon to her friends on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs ii. Lee Lorraine entertained
some friends at tea Friday night.
The Episcopal church ia to be hand
somely decorated for Christmas.
There are over 200 scholars and teachers
in the Barton-Helghts sunday schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
LAMONT L1KED The PUDDING.
CAVALRY AT THE INAUGURATION
Colonel Wickham to Go to Washington in
Connection with THIS Matter.

Colonel w. +. Wickham. the CON-
mandant Of the First Regiment of cavalry
expects to 90 to Washington this week 10
secure for his troopers II possible the
post of honor as escort for Mr.. Cleveland
on the day of his Inauguration. The
Coloneps idea Of taking the horsemen 10
tue capital CITY has met with much favor
and will, If successfully carried out. be an
excellent advertisement for the Old Do
minion and her splendid volunteer militia.
1t will hardly be possible for the troopers
to take their steeds with them, as trans
poratlon cannot be obtained for the ami
mails, but should they be unable to do 1t
they can probably get the horses III Wash
ington or Baltimore.
While in the national capital Colonel
Wlckham will see Hon. George ID. Wise
ana others of the Virginia delegation and
get their assistance in his efforts to obtain
tue post of honor for the cavalry.
The new troop which recently organized
in Henrico county and OF which Mr.. Will
liam Ii. Sands is captain, have determined
to have the measures for uniforms taken
on the second Monday IN January, They
have secured the upper part OF the new
iail for their drill-room and headquarters.
The company have forty-three enlisted
men, and have already obtained their
sabres and will soon make acquisitions for
their saddles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ENTIRELY WITHIN THE PANTY
Condition of tho Virginia treasury.

The report of the State Treasurer. Mr..
A. w. Hartman. Jr., for the fiscal year end
ing September 3Oth has just been printed.
The total amount in the Treasury Oct ber
1, 1892. to the credit of the several funds
was 81, APO, 4O7.12. The receipts during the
year on account of the Commonwealth
were S3,2s7, 1851; disbursements. S2,9Os,-
612.49, leaving a balance of SLIT, POS. 73,
as against S73s, .3j q year ago. The
literary fund in hand Is 63,54925, as
against SlO5. 1883 in 1891. the expendi-
lures on this account having exceeded
the receipts. The receipts on account of
the public debt were 1894. $685. so, aud the
disbursements S337.77I.5G The sinking
fund receipts were 1872. 1896. making the
amour. IN hand 1908, 6ls.2s. The Miller
fund receipts were $79.G93.6O. and dis
bursements S7l,ss6.09; balance on baud,
S2j,714.0G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Handsome Plush Manicure and DraWlng-Cnse
com ined, $500: worth $40. ,
Real Handsome Plush Dressing and Manicure
Sets confined, s4.0O- 49,.
Plush Perfume and Dressing-Cases comoined'
silver Work-Boxes, lined with satin, $780,
worth IS. ,,.
Rcal Isndsome Plush Drcssing-Cases, si A;
Handsomc Plush Manicure and Dressing.
Case With Jewelry Case combined, trimmed
IN silver, only e.: worth $40
Plush ShhYng-Cases with cup, Brush RAZOR
and Comb. only "a; worth 20.
Handsome Plush Shaving sots Assoc; worth
e.. -. -.,- -.
HANDSOME ii Plush Albums, large size, silver
Plush Shaving Cases, with silver trimmings,
Silver cup and Saucer, with knife, fork. and
spoon In a neat case, all for 81 worth -.
silver Oatmeal Set In neat case, s35Oi
worth $3.50.
silver Cups in plush cose, only 81 worth $3.50.
Plush Work Boxes with silver trimming, - ;
worth 60.
Silver syrup-Can, only 81; worth sl.5O.
Silver Cup lined win gold, sL25; worth
$3.50.
Silver Almond-Trays. only sL2J.
silver Pin-IrHy-, sl.2J.
Silver and Cut-Glass Pickle-Dishes. sI2A.
Handsome silver sugar-Dshes, 800; worth
g..
silver BOnhOn Baskets. el.25.
Silver Buttsr-Dishes. ~.
Silver Cake Baskets, Rl.2j, $3.50, and s2.7J
worth double.
Pepper salt, and Vinegar Ccusts-Brcaktast
Castor. 500.
silver Dlnn,r-C astors. only 81: worth -.
Handsome Silver IastOrs worth 80, only tJ.oO.
silver CasJOfs ~ 81; worth 81
silver Iea-Sots, pieces 20 the set, SO; worth
$40.
silver Butter Dishes at 81 and s2.50: worth
double.
Silver water-Pitchers at 1915 and "a; worth
IS.
Real Handsome Silver Swinging Water
Pitchers with SILVER cup lined with gold, only
$40 worth s25.
silver Cup, only 7jc. apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Ass,gnnept of Mrs. Marks.

A deed of assignment was recorded in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Chancery
Court yesterday from Mary Marks, who
has been doing general clothing business
at No. 1917 east Main street. TO h. A. kze-
kiel trustee. The liabilities are about
$4,000.
After providing for the payment Of fees,
taxes, and rent due, tho deed says that
$ll3.15 IS to be paid 20 the city Of Rich
mond to indemnify the Sheriff in the SUIT
of y Caskel against Maud P. Marks, peud-
ing in tina Circuit Court.
The following creditors will be paid in
the order of priority in which they are
named: =. l.. Bloomberg, 5000; A. Self,
5000; Jacob & Brother. 500; +. Stern,
S2lO; Schey d Co., S479; Louis Cohen,
$500; Aaron Morris, $l60; Epstein d
Lovensteln, $3.50; IL. Heisman. $500; IL.
S. Fingold. $135.
Any other creditors will receive the resi-
due, If there should be any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

ance of the case. The Judge said that no
would postpone Il until Monday, but mr;
Moncure asked that II be put of tor stu
longer date. The Court refused 70 grant
this request as tho case has, already been
continued several times, aud hr. Noncure
said that urdcr these circumstances ne
could not represent the prisoner, as no had
several engagements which would occupy
him for some time. Messrs. tatnett the
Common wealth's Attorney of Manches--
teri and w. Nj. Justis were appointed
counsel for Houseman, and they Will de-
fend him when the Trial comes on. The
Jury have not yet been empanelled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

WILLIAM JENKINS SON, 1890 p. NJ. bans
mas, apples, oranges. etc.
J. II. VALENTINE, los A. NJ, new and second
hand clothing, rubber shoes. &C.
J. I. HUGHES, IL A. NJ, shsrifrs Gale Of furni-
turc, Sc, at the au:tion-house OF George w.
Mayo.
GEORGE W. MAYO. II A. NJ, sherif's sale Of
miscellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1ojs A. NJ. household
furniture. &C.
A N. POLLARD, 1ols A. NJ, household furni-
ture, holiday goods, sc.
HUDSON q CO., r. A., Florida oranges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Thomas E!leH, Acknowledgement.
GERMAN OF THE ARLINGTON.
A Delightful Dance on Chufch-Hin on
Friday Night.

The Arlington Club gave a charming
german at Corcoran fall on FRIDAY eve
ning. The dance was gracefully led by
Mir. Eddie Skinner. and the figures were
interpreted by about twenty-five couples.
The chaperons were Mrs. h. J.. Brown,
Mrs. II. G.. Crenshaw, Mrs. J. s. Moore,
Mrs. c. +. Fitzwilson, and Mrs. j. b. How
erd. The young ladies present were Misses
Grey, Lyme. Hudgin, Brooke, Sadier, Angus,
Mcdowell. Smith, Boudar, Haggerty, fltz-
wilson. Moore, Jackson, SimOns, Robin
son, Meacner. Brown, Ferguson, Curtis,
and Hancock. Among the gentlemen who
lent their presence were Messrs. skinner,
Hardwickc, Arthur, Hail, Lumsden, Moore,
Briggs, Neales, Ialmsn. James, Walker,
Edwards, McIlwaine, Reed. Page, Meagher,
Crump, Howard, Van Buren,, Charleton,
Burlington, and Graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Silver TOy-Castors, 2jc.
Silver Tea-Sets, -, 5Oc., and sl.23.
China Tea-Sets, 10, 20, %, 30, ~, Do 1oc''
81, and sl,2j set
China Wash-Stanf sets, Boz.
Pianos ~ SOC. and : apiece.
Church, with chimes, 81.
Metal0ph0nos. 3Oc.: Musical Tops, lOc.
IIoru- lrumpets, and Bug.es, ., 10, 70, 81 l
42c.
Paln'-Boxes. 75c. Medicine Scales. pc.
Washing Sets % % 400 Rome ,atho1raL 81
Santa-Claus Sleigh, wiki Joys 81.
War-BJnts and ships, .5c. 60 81 apiece.
Doil-H0us5s, j0c. Apiece. DOll-hnves and
FORKS, lOc. dozen.
Doll Furniture Ia single press and full SETS
90. % $3.50 a set.
Dressing Csses. 1926, with mirror, &c.
Kitchens, 50c.: hUclsls, 25,. Iron Stoves
Doc. a., and 800 apiece.
Fo1t-Bals Soc, 81, ana sL25.
Rubuer Dolls %, %, 1Jr.. and 81 apiece.
Rubber Toys OF all descriptions irOm Zoe. 20
zoe.
Magic Lanterns. sl.25. Kid Dolls with Bisqus
heads. shoes. and stockings and natural hair,
%, Zoe. andSl
A largo line OF BisQue Figures, Toe MP.
Bread aud Cake-bOKes, Toy Ta0leS-eTtsn-
sion and drop.leaf, TOol-Che WOod-SaNs and
Horse swings, Ioy-1runks, Lunch Baskets,
aud Work Baskets, 81. Different Games, Ten
Pins Drums. High Chairs for children, Rockers
for children. Wriing-Desks, Ell. hobby-Horses,
Shoony- Rockers, Bicycles and Tricycles, from 3
20 rs years OF age: Jersey-W aEons, GOat-C arts
and thousand other things all suitable tor the
little ones
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Can,to, Matters.

Thomas II. Damn. ex-Commissioner of
the Revenue OF Hanover; w. c shelton,
Treasurer of Hanover; X. g. Ryland, Trea-
surer OF King William, and ]. III. Fisher, Of
Radtord, visited the Capitol yesterday.
The Governor has pardoned Frank Col
detz, who was sentenced from Warren TO
the penitentlary tor eleven years and eight
months IN 1884 for robbery. He was but
youth when the crime was committed.
His conduct while in prison has been good,
aud he - q foreigner,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
one Hourin jail and One Cent.

Judge Ingram, OF Manchester, presided
in the Hastings Court IN this city yester-
day. The following cases were tried
John Thomas (coloredl, charged with
horse-stealing, was sent TO the penitentiary
for three years. On charge of petit lar
ceny he was sent TO jail for six months.
Alfred Profit. charged with petit lar
another.
Mary Aryin was sent to jail for an hour
and fined one cent for breaking her hus-
bands log with an axe.
George Carter, charged with an unlaw-
tnl assault, WAS discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

Mr.. n. r. Reid, president OF the Rich
mond and Chesapeake Railway COMPANY.
reached here from New York yesterday
and is at Murpbys Hotel. M0ssrs. Mason.
Hoge x Co., as published IN yesterdays
DISPATCH. arrived in the city on Friday
night. The latter firm has the contract TO
build the railroad and the tunnel under
Eighth street. Air. Reid yesterday eve
ming told q D1sPATC9 reporter that these
gentlemen were here for the purpose Of
commencing the work Of bricking up the
tunnel, which. he stated, would begin by
Janusry "a. IL would take. Mr.. Reid
assured the scribe, until that time for the
contractors TO get their plant here and in
readiness for operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Musical Holiday olna

The important question OF the moment
Is what to buyg In answer We might sug-
gest some Of the piokings from our stock.
namely; Music Rolls, Portfolios. Cabi-
Inns, and Banjos. II these articles are too
small for your purpose we can show you q
line OF Pionos and Organs that Ia the
largest and best selected stock south OF
New York. WALrks ID. Moses a Co.,
1905 Main street Opposite post-o1ice).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

The Pineal Club Of Richmond was char
tered ia the City Circuit Court Of Rich
mond yesterday. Social and literary plea
sure and profit is the object OF the organi-
cation. The capital stock Of the company
il 90 be not less than 500 or more than
$4,000, divided into shares of $40 each.
Harris, president; s. X. Travis. vice-presi-
dent; j. q. Mitchell. secretary. and Will
liam Jones, treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
nLnre Rncrni,, for tho First Regiment.

The following were the enlistments in
the First Virginia regiment last week:
Drum Corps: Edward Q. Bengel, John
NJ. Brill, Charles A. Hierholzer, Theodore
Il. Schneider, William l.. Graves.
Hospital Corps: j. V. Taylor.
Company b: w. Percy TaIiaferro. T. NJ.
Tignor, j. G. ChandI er. Gustav Runge,
J. NJ. Parrish. Frederick G. Hawkes..
Company ID: Sidney l.. Cox, John s.
Gregory.
Company +: L. G. Blunt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
To Try the Hoa.eman Case Monday.

The case Of John Houseman, the white
man charged with criminally ASSEMBLING
his daughter. which was 10 have come up
for trial before the Henrico County Court
yesterday, was postponed Until Monday.
MIR. w. A. Moncure was TO have repre-
sented the accused. but when he appeared
before the tribunal he asked o continu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
p,ooos, orgao,,, for Cbri,,mas.

Don't fail TO call this week and get our
prices and terms. We can SUIT every one.
Pianos and Organs from S25 to $50, In
Guiding a number of secondhand instru-
ments. sold as low as - cash aud I5c. a
week. We want You 70 call and see our
stock whether Won wish to purchase or not.
This week we have great bargains TO offer.
Richmond Music Co., J.. Broad st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
oath of Mrs. spenec.

Mrs. NJ. Virginia Spence died Friday
She was daughter OF the late John Is.
and Mildred Brown and widow OF George
A. Spence. The deceased was an excellent
woman and enjoyed in an eminent degree
the esteem and love OF oil who knew her.
Mrs. Spence was the mother OF Mrs. j.
TYLER Jobson. aad leaves many relatives
and friends to deplore her loss,
She was buried at Hollywood yesterday
morning OF IL O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
GENERAL LEES BIRTHDAY.
The Confederate Camps of the State Urged
TO Observe 1t.

Grand Commander Of Confederate Camps
Of Virginia General Thomas A. Brander
has sen. out the following circular letter,
which explains itself;
10 tie Commanders Of Al Confederate Camps,
Confederate Veterans. department Of Itr-
qi1tG:
Comrades, AS grand commander of the
Grand Camp. ContedcrateVeterans. Depart
meut of Virginia. desire TO call your spe-
cial attention 10 the fact that the 18th day
of January IS the anniversary Of General
Robert Z. Lees birthday, which has been
made by the Legislature of his native State a
legal holiday. do most earnestly request
and recommend that every camp in this
State commemorate the day in such proper
and betting manner as to each may seem
most appropriate. so as TO make the day
All hOnored one 10 this and future genera
tions. THOMAS A. BHASDER,
Grand Commander.
Thomas Flle't, Acknowledgement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

OF the deceased. and while the county may
be able TO procure part of this from what
Mills left they viii he unable 10 get any,
thing from Wilkinson's property, az no had
very little. The boatmen who recovered
tine bodies OF the two unfortunate men
were paid $50 for their trouble.
The dro sned men were buried Friday
afternoon at ~. Mary's church.
The special grand jury Of Henrico coun-
ty will meet next Tuesday, aud on tins
occasion they will probably investigate the
case OF Nicholas. The jury is composed
of the following gentlemen Messrs. L. {.
Redd, George w. Chamberlain, G. A.
Bowles. II. II. Christian, Conrad Feitig, X.
4. Wilson, and Abram Starke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

All New Nuts at yashon & Roses, Sixth
and Clay streets.