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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-31
GRAN BARATILLO
II uSOLAMENTE POR SEIS DIAS /!

Especialidad On abanicos de tOdas classes,
cintss, flores artifoiales, cascos para sombre-
ros, plumas de diversas clases y colOres, y per
fumeria, medias calcetines f1nOs, paraguas y
sombrillas, loza fina y ordinaria 8 infnidad de
articulOs de quincalleria y ferreterfa.
TodO DreciO de QuemaZOn, trento LA
MALLORQUINA, San Just0 IA.
6-2 p. NOell u c.
Nuestro amigo ell ilustrado Ingeniero ARr6-
nOmO, seflor Lopez Tuero, publica en- el BOle.
tjss Meyc0Mkl repartido anoche, un interesan-
tfsimo artfculo ICON ell cual no parece estar de
acuerdO el coleea que le ha dadO hOspitaidadl
Recomendamos el dich0 articul0 que Sc titula
La Terra los hOmbreS pensadOres Ell se-
nor Lopez TuerO hace referencia en- su trabajo
al BGac0 Esp0550l de Puerto Rico, y desarrolla
con esquisit0 tino las mismas teOrfas susten-
tas por LA CoRRESPONDENCIA referente al d.
cho establecimiento de cr6ditO.
Els de tOdo puntO innegable que la vida
prOgresO del Banco de Puerto Rico, sera mas
feounda robusta medida que los elementos
que le dan proaperidad, que son 81 comercio, "a
agricultura y las jndustrias puedan desarrOllare
con mas facilidades mayor circule de acci6n.
IL eee
En- Ia maflana de hoy ha tenido lugar en-
Ia Marina un verdaderO acontecim1ento qui-
rdrgioo.
Ell doctor mzol, habilmente secuudado por
los reputados facultativos Ordonez, Morales
Ferrer, Goenaga, Lassaleta, el practicante don
Luis Gonzalez y los alumnos de Ia Institution
de Enss nanza Superior, ha practicable la diff
Gil operaci6n de gastrotomfa con objeto de es-
tab.ecer una fistula gastrica para poder all
mentar al anoiano don Leonardo Rodriguez,
quien ha mas de s1o y medic coloc6 81 mismo
doctor Tizol una canula en- Ia traquea para Ii.
brarle de una asfxia inminente.
Segdn hemos dido decir, es esta la prime
"a gastrot0mia que Sc ha practicable en- Ia Isla,
y Sc nos asepura que no ha podid0 ser de mas
satisfactOri0 6xitO.
Nos propOnemos tener nuestros lectGres
al corriente de este case, bajo muohos puntos
de vista inCeresante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-31
Mullenhof e. KOrber

OFRECEN: Bacaiao de Escocia superior en- ca.
jas de arrobas, Ia GAIA $5.-Azdcar alema-
ma en- cuadritos, oajas de 2 arrObas, quin-
tai $l2.-Cemento Portland, marca Co.
roma, barril 81. sc
Fn el caritativo asilo de San IldefopsO fal
ta aqua para el consume de las pODreCitaS agi
ladss que tienen que proporoionarsela fuers
del edifcio. Los gastos dc Ia f1lantr6pica aso.
ciaci6n que sostiene Ell asilo son, relativamente
enormes. { No podria nuestro Ayuntamien-
to, mientras 90 sienten los rigores de Ia pre-
sente sequia, proporcionar el aqua que necesi.
ta consumir el asll0 de San IldefOnso3 La
obra seria meritoria gua
Ell vapor EssskGr0 cargo On este puerto pa.
ia Ia Habana 100 sacos peaando 1000 kilos de
cafe 65 pacas tabaco CON peso de 246 kilos.
,eee
Los caiistas nos hicieron dUcir aver una
barbaridad: que Don Jose T. Silva habia com
prado IS sacos azdcar CossstGsscjG grano f1no &
$6 O4.-Nos0tros eseribim0s $4.O6. Oisl6
que nuestros az6cares alcanzaran $6.O4 el
quintal
ose
Cambios que rigen en<la Compa1ia de
los terroCarriles de Puerto Rico. o.-Sobre Madrid
5 dias vista p.S-Sobre Paris, dTv18 .. 6
01hw A.~, X z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-31
L Caraooles I!

Acabamos de recihir de CaDarias On Ca
naatitos de 200 caracoles cada uno, una parti-
do de 400 Canastos que yendetnos % cen>
tavoa.
a4auERQ I eANnAaA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

sssy q 10; 49, 49, ny !! q n,
49, u os@y ~ frls1: SrS1; q ~
- s.e>1{ SO yste< 1rfbsse6s Ss1;5
1k e2}fe Psanuls quiet. ~
49, h9so aWx snl 9aios 49, ~S1 ~
eeo} So e&35a39.<e; ISSsSSsS. az
40 s4eu "a s:stehis ssfo1sss IL ~
eensad cotton. eV<d.; grain, 3jSd. - NJ
CHICAGO
oucAoo. yeofua<y yls--Wh~as 80 -
siderable gort4fth today, aud 49, ~ = SX
vAncc q -. Tue cable nsws W. - 49,
s1n9s - Hverpc3 and Londoo vero - 49,
bue ne ooeunu vefe light snd ~ rsssssS
OUTDOOR ~ NE wheat situation IN ~ 49, ~
laxee vas reear<ed ~ rathsr b1!iisS, ~
snd veeksned 70 D2@<c,, rallied "a a. 49, ss.s
held aeady foe time. sksn 49, =
o13t0, weakened some. ana cloa.6 sss-t9
q e3c.. asalnss otj<c ss he c,oes cs.ec~5sS
Corn woe more ecttys end strong. ne SsSsSs
tcne y vhsas hsiped H. ana tie rscslphs 49,
40 disappointing. Nay opened ~. hirSer. ~
et56r., nnd with trDmatsrt1 rsar,ioos a6v~r>sx
20 and closed steady ~ 42,<c. 0sn were so1eS
e1s arm, ~ sympathy with vhsss and surn' ~
sasnced &c hcf products we're slron9 ~
higher Win eocd dsmapd ana lea oi5srsd ~
prices. and tho price advanced slowly msSs
the day. closing q the sop. Pork shcss 40 -
nance q IKE, lard 7J<c., and r,h~ is,<xc
Cash QuotAsions, flo1r stssdy Ana N.
chanseL No spring sheat. e01xc.: IA ~.
v3i<se4c No corn, 40@xc. No go
2g14c Aesepxk, 1L50. Lard. e650. eScr2
RIBS. eo.S7k-. Dsysslted shou,dsrs, ox7SS
$3.50. 6nost-clsar, t0>2b. Whiskey, 5f.iz
Iho Leading futures RANGED a loi.ows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

asrAnRiue for eemss WITH Wake Yoes><.
Trinity, Wand erbslL and other eoilsrs;
and universities. The eeFieo e by Ia Tho
best that the university hea ever hsd. md
the "'varsities" expect 20 cover them
selves with glory In I'll OF them.
coAcHxR.
A need OF 4 professional ooscher was
suggested BY. Pitcher NJ. NJ. Mc0uire last
week. One has been secured In the per-
son Of = Billy" Nash, tho famous probes.
sionai OF the Boston League team. He u
now ~ California. bu& on the 9th OF March
he VIII he here, whore he will remain for
two weeks and give the "'varsity" boys
game. The Bostons have been ordered 20
report at Charlottesville. Va, BY March
2lst and then 70 IN training. They viii
piay series ct games with the University
OF Virginia. Captain NJ. L. Smith. OF the
'Varsities," Is necessarily engaged with
the applicants for places on the team.
orHxs MOTIFS.
Mr.. W.. A. Townes has been placed In
charge Of the University's boating inter-
este. Mr.. Townes Is an old Virginia Mill
tary Institute man.
DR.. J. Hamilton Browning. OF Simeon,
hbemarle. county. who has been appointed
resident physician at the st. Luke's Home
for the Sick. left here yesterday for Rich
mond.
Miss Agnes White, who has been living
in Roanoke, will be married on the 18th
instant 10 Dir. Thomas McGhec, Of that
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
OBSERVED AT CHAPEL HILL.
ynbllc Exercises and AN Grafton. Followed
by q Brilliant German.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

by - Brilliant German.
foorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
Cr,yr. HuI. n. O., February 23.-wash-
,,r.or's Birthday is holiday at the uni
.s-sty. and II was periodically observed
b. the students. Public exercises we're
Ma In the hail of the Philanthropic So
S,eiv. George G. Conner presided and
,sad parts OF Washington's farewell adj
dre,. Mr. Mebane, in neat speech, intro
dnced the orator of the occasion, Bart
Isiling. Of Raleigh, who delivered an ex-
eeilenilg- composed Grafton.
In the evening there wac german in the
gymnasium. in which plumber of visit
ing ladies' participated. Mrs. Julian Tim
hSflale, q Raleigh, wore gold-colored
China six trimmed with black lace; Miss
Lucy hawkins, of Raleigh. white silk and
chiffon with embroidery and gold; Miss
mere and chiffon trimmings; Miss Janet
FULLER. OF IA elgh, blue chiffon. blue rib
Ion trimmings Miss Lizzie Collins, Of
UllsbJrO', white chiffon. lace and satin
trimmings; Miss Rebeccs Collins. of Hills
bor0, pink chiffon and white lace: Miss
Mary Snow. of Raleigh, lavender chiffon
and white lace; Miss Mamie Cowper, of
Raleigh. silk tulle over white silk;
us, Bessie Dortch. Of Aberdeen.
Miss, cream-cOlored satin, white lace;
Miss susie Jimberlake, of Raleigh.
piuk chiffon and pink ribbons; Miss
Janet Badger. of Raleigh, blue chit
ION aud blue satin ribbons Miss Eta Nc
Weigh. Of Raleigh, white China silk, lace
trimmings Miss Kate benson, Of Raleigh
white silk, lace trimmings; Mrs. McRae
Of Chapel Hill. black surah silk. lace trim
nings, Miss Matte Riggs, of Raleigh, pink
Elk aud white lace; Miss Minnie King, Ct
TieauOr Alexander, of Chapel Hill. violet
chalh chiffon trimmings; Miss Sallie Hill,
Il faison. white chinon. satin ribbons.
Visiting gentlemen were: Messrs. Henry
King, Sherwood Higgs, and Ed. Battle, OF
Raleigh Hamilton and George Graham,
Of Hllisboro'; Ad. Mangum. of Flat River,
and Mr. Mite, of the State Geological
survey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
TROUBLE IN GUATEMALA
General Enriques and Others Killed By
Government Soldiers.

SAN FaAxcrsco. February. pa special
cableersm from San Salvador to the Asso--
ciated Press under date Of February 23d
states that General Enriques was killed
to-day BY body Of Guatemalan soldiers.
together with number of companions.
near the city OF Zacaps. Guatemala. near
the Honduras coast, General Enriques
had been unanimously proclaimed dicta-
tor of the Constitutional party OF Guate-
mala and had IN consequence incurred the
active hostility of President Barillas. who
alarmed the public BY announcing that
General Enriques was at the head
of an instruction directed against the
present government. President Barillas
ordered General Enriques to present him:
self to the authorities OF Zacapa. General
Enriques proceeded at once toward that
city. accompanied by his two brothers and
q party OF friends. A company numbering
100 soldiers. lying IN ambush on one of the
roads out Of the city. fred upon General
Enriques and Others Of his party, killing
all Of them. The cablegram attributes the
attack and killing of the party to orders
issued from the capital and imputes the
deed to the Guatemalan Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
TRIED FOR BIGAMY.
eNolIsHMAN wyLos PROMPTLY
CONVICTED At GREENSBORO.
81. p,,tlsh Btottss-sn-Law restiaes ~
20 the first Mssrisge--tis VIII
Ne Senteocad To-Day.
special telegram 70 tho pisDsscn.l

G.rrsmoso'. N. O.. February M-The
oourt.room wss crowded TO-DAY TO hear
enc trial Of Bigsinist wylds, who was ar
,s.ted in Kingston. N. O.. few months
40 for marrying Miss Lizzie Monroe, OF
,sis city when DO had already wife in
England
COUNSEL.
The state was represented by Solicitor
parker. Colonel l.. NJ. Scott, and .. f.
nd. the defendant by. Messrs. X. r.
x,sg end u. Schenck, Jr. There was little
in,oahle IN establishing the marriage in
.~er,ca. but u was expected that 1t would
s. hard 10 establish the marriage In Eng
"a This difficulty was removed by the
Esther. in.law of Wylde. who came 10 this
sosntrv IN time for the trial.
VERDICT or GUILTY.
Tho evidence WAS conclusive ms 10 his
s,iit and there was little surprise when
e. my. after having been out about an
Scuf gave a verdict OF guilty. Judge
Whitaker gave al order 10 the. Sheriff TO
s,resi any one who made any demonstra-
sDn. consequently there was no show of
se.l,pp one way or the other. The prisoner
al be sentenced tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
TWO OLD CITIZENS PASS AWAY.
A Large Barn Burned Valued 1T 1000
Night school for Boys ana Girls.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn.l
BRIsroL. TKSS., February 49, Colonel
Henry A. Morrison. q prominent lawyer
and businessman of Gate City, died yes
terday at Z p. NJ. at the age OF 81 years.
He was Mason Of high standing, aud will
on tomorrow be buried with Masonic
honors. He was the father Of Judge II.
F. X. Morrison and the father-in-law Of
General X. A. Ayers and Judge j. II. Rich
mond. of Gate City.
MIR. James Loved. a very old man and q
Master Mason, died suddenly at Meadow
View. a small town few miles east of this
city, yesterday. He will be buried with
Masonic honors tomorrow.
Fire broke ont in the barn belonging to
Thomas Sirs this morning, and before the
flames could be extinguished ii was con-
sumed. The loss will be about $4,000.
LRAP-YyAB BALL.
The social event OF this season was the
leap-year party given at Hotel Paramount
this evening by the young ladies of this
city. Fifty couples were present.
The ladies Of this city are contemplating
the establishment OF night school for the
benefit of poor boys and girls who cannot
attend the day schools in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Race Results.

GLOUCESTER. N. j., February 24.-The
Showing are the results of to-day's events:
First race-fvs furiongs--Lestoon won: Pine
Ridge second, Gardner third. Time, i:oo'
Second race-seven 1urionge-hichal won
Edgar johnson second, Kanesyille third. Time,
Third racc-sIx ana half furlongs-Dr. Hell.
muth won Wheeler r. second, King Regent
Fourth race-dve-eghihs Of mile--Austral
won: Templomore second, Torchlight third.
Fifth race-four and half Acknowledgements
WON Money Maid second Leo brigei third.
sixth rsee--one miio-Juegler won Albert
Stull second, Katie @. third. Time. 1:54A.
GuTTgSBrRG.
GurrKyBuRG, N. j., February 24.-The track
was very sticky ana heavy. The weather was
cold and disagreeable, and the attendance was
first race-nve furloags-Idea won Marty b.
second, Count Luna third. Time, 1:lO.
Second race-slx furlongs-lnnovation ana CAS-
cade ran a dead heat Graduate was third.
Third race-one mils--sir George II. won va
zoo second, Bias third. Time. 2:O0M
Fourth race--fye furongS- Quibblef won;
shotoyer second. Picket third. TIME. l:l0lb'
Fifth race--four and halt furlongs-Turk II.
won Ballad second, Boliva third. Time, E0274.
sixth race-seven furlongs-Algsrnon won (;
Sir Launcolot second, Jack Bachelor third
Time, 1;43A,
GUTrRSBuRG ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
First race-one mile, selling, beaten horses
Early Dawn, 100; Forest King. Tiburon, Glad
stone, l0d: b. q. NJ.
second race-three quarters OF Q milo, maid.
ens--Siiyer Orc, ll9; Glaucus, lilo; Plate, ia;
Catherine colt, 107; Little While, l0d Him.
lex, 100.
Jed. II3: Marie Lowell, ITO; King HsEsn, 100;
Cspulin, l06; Silver MINT, 10o; Alma T~ lOS;
Dixie, 100; Little Fred.
Fourth race--one aud one-eighth miles, SELL
ing--Joe Courtney, 100; Xenophono, "a virgie,
O3; Sir Rae, SS; Sir George IL, %.
Fifth race-nve elghths Of a mile, selling
Bailaraf, l13: Harrisburg, no; Coldstrean,
log; Alarm Bell, stratsgem, 105: National,
101; Beacon, %.
sixth race-seven eighths Of Q mile, selling
Kempland, 1t2 Lady Pulsifer, 100; Graduate,
i05, John Hickey, 103; Gladiator, 90; Long
ard, l09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
DEMOCRATIC NATL CONVENTION.
Chicago Complaints Alleging Hill and
Gray Manipulation.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

CHICAGO, February 2i.-After long and
heated discussion, the Local Democratic
Committee appointed to confer with repre-
sentatives of the national committee, has
decided TO accept the proposition Of the
national committee for the division OF
tickets of admission to the convention
hall. The agreement reached will give the
national committee 1900 seats for distri.:
button and the local committee 5000. II
the size of the hall to be constructed adj
mits OF more than 1900 seats, ths sddi-
the local and four ffths to the national
committee. The arrangement was far
from satisfactory to the local committees
expectations. They are feeling rather sore
about their defeat, and charge that the
subcommittee sent here to negotiate was
arranged in the interest Of Governors Hill
and Gray,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
The 'vAsslTlss' BASEBALL DATES.
Coming flames and Where They WIN De

Nomins Games and whste They WIZ De
fiaysd-f,ity Nash as Coseher.
Norespondence Of the Ricnmond Dlspatch.l
:, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. February a.
Below will be found list OF the dates that
lte manager, Mr.. !. BrecEinridge Robert
sson' has secured for the University base.
bal team.
March Esd TO Sist: Bostons (includins
yeiee exhibition games} at University Of
Virginia.
April ist Cornell at Richmond.
April "a; Cornell at University Of Viz
fra.
Aprll 9th and 7th, University OF ye,
eota at University OF Virginia.
,Api;il 18th; Dartmouth at University of
'ngbis.
Aptil 18th and isthl Lafayette a. Uni.
'ets;iy OF Virginia
.hp'il 18th aud i6thi LehiQh at Univer.
NY alvirgini2.
aprit 18Th Princeton at Richmond.
yIslnll aoth' Princeton 81 University Of
rsspnl 4gth and aoth; Johns Hopkins at
I'u.lty OF Virginia,
Gay 18th and 18th: University Of North
rs.lls sRt University Of Virginia.
be- asH,i Washington and Lee ~ Lynch
: "a ass'i Y 4 < 4 t Z sissss.
lsaiiss ~ : 8 shs ssoys, d, manager i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25


81. Lours, Mo-. February -. --Dr. Charlie.
T. Bfeedlovc, OF Baltimore, committed
suicide in Hurst's Hotel at 3 o'clock this
morning BY shooting himself In the head.
In the same room and not far from ID.
Breedlove stood Isaac yudeon, . teacher
in the High School Of ST. LOUIS, the man
for whose love he committed the deco.
Brsedlove reached this city last Mon
day, and Was to leave to-day IN company
with NJ. judson, bet missed. the train;
Judson returned TO Breedlcye's room aud
found letter lying on the dressing table
addressed to himself. He was in the act OF
reading it when be was startled by the re-
port Of revolver. and looking up saw
Breedlove falling to the floor. with the
smoking pistol clutched in his right hand.
He died almost instantly.
The letter which was addressed TO Jud;
son reveals q peculiarly morbid state OF
mind. Breedlove says he hnds 1t impossi-
Die to live without Judson. and rather
than be separated from him he ended his
life. Breedlove WAS physician in Balti-
more. and his parents live Of Fort Smith.
Ark. At the instance OF friends the body
was removed to the morgue. and was
shipped to Fort Smith for burial. A. locket
suspended from the suicides neck con-
tanned the picture of Mr.. Judson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

As1Isorsm ~ vsea IA - g -. i sss, .s,ss
s AZ @s :s ss e 6 e ss o ss ~
We 40 sensrasssd . siye % g, g = r e
esepea Tns manqspe ~ q 49, Te e
snow was backed, ~ Gixen q enaersssnot
s nan ns.1s :,i Lsro.is g Nss 3o %snsssr
q icok siss s sSs Ssesss inssrssH A. soea 9
party Il bsfn.siormsfs ana insisted
e sas. s ssss: :ssn d s;s May eva,
ing 70 gss II into Tim. Monday the nr1t PET.
formancs was fiven. Before tho curtain reas
~ fellow n the cempsny used sis ..c y? Tne
show was bad and every dsy bus,nc - 49, ~
worse. l dcnl think W sosk n over sl,ooo
during The entire week. Tho coutracs caheo =
sssslement WITH Nils evcIy nignt 4no ns s s',s
day afternoon he drew the amount irym the
matinee ana LEFT the theatre 81 $50 O'clock. say.
ms DO Was gong down Town. - oso no'
NOV mp saturday night, ana wns = re- oiis,e
saying Miis and Spear had received otuets d
Lsubric 70 90 70 New YORK with the fundA They
stated further that thcy were vcry eorry % p
compelled 70 ieeye 20 euddenly and .nopoa sn Vs
them When that letter Was read 70 the conn
pnny there vss stormy scene, ana Out ~ Ply
for them Mr.. Dickson went down ia pu siosnss
and gave up his good caah. instead OF tolne
home on II, all hands went on spree ana na0
Jolly old night. Ono BY enc they got o1t o. so"a'
the last leaving Sunday night
opp-PBLLow TALK.
Arrangements have been made by the Grand
Lodge OF Maryland, Independents Order Of Oda-
Fellows. to make the 6evensy-thtfd Anniversary
Of the founding OF the order, which occurs Aprii
goth. gala event, By dedtcating the new nAn a.
Saratoga aud Cathedral streets on that day:
The grand officers Of toe Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of the United States have Teen
ceremonies. on the evening Of April
28th there will be q public comforting OF
the military decoration Of chivslry on number
OF members Of the Uniformed Rank. incidental
TO the dedication will he the assembling here o!
Q committee appointed ct the last meeting OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge 70 consider the
question Of selecting site for Q seat Tor that
body and With power to erect suitable puud-
ing for tie purposes. IL Is almost certaih that
the Grand Lodge viii be removed to this city, ite
original home, from Columbus, Ohio, where II
was transferred several years ago.
SOLD TO G. .. BoNAPARrR-
Tho furniture and equipment OF the closed
Imperial Hotel wore sold to-day At public auc-
ton 20 Charles J. Bonaparte for $1,000. In tho
furnishing CT the hotel $780, 900 was the charge
for the Same articles. Mr. Bonaparte foreclosed
his mortgage upon the hotel proper few weeks
ago and bought 1t In for $4,000.
JOEL GurxAS DEAD.
Joel Gutman. one OF Baltimorc's most success
full dry goods merchants, died late tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25

WASHINGTON, February 23.--The Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day an
nounccd its decision Of the case Of William IL,
Harvey against the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, involving the giving OF free
passes and free transportation. The commits
sion decides that the action Of the defendant In
granting to members OF The City Council OF New
OF their ofncial positions, free transportation ~
passenger over all or some portion Of Its inter-
stats lines violates the act TO regulate commerce
ana Il unlawful. The recent case OF Boston and
Maine Railroad Company 10 approved and fol-
lowed. and the order Of the commission IL that
tue Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
forthwith cease and desist from granting free
passes or otherwise furnishing FREQ transporta.
tion over it. iuterStato lines except ~ provided
In the 32d boctiou Of the act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
Dccketed Suits IN the U. 3. Courts.
rsnactat taiecrarn 10 the Disnatohl


LYscEBUBo, Va, February "a. - The
United States Circuit and District Courts
viii convene hore on the 10th Of this inonth.
The docket for the District Court IL not large,
however. aud ID composed chiefly OF Violations OF
the internal revenue law.
In the Circuit Court the docket consists prin-
cIaly OF individual suits on bonds, etc, but there
are few cases pending In this court which are OF
general public Interest One OF these IL the suit
hled last year OF the Bonsack Machine Company
ps. the Bchls Cigarette Machine Company tor
alleged arrangements OF patent. Another,
which has boon pending still longer, Ia the suit
OF tho Allison Machine Company ". the bonsack
Machine Company, also for alleged Infringement
OF patent.
The Finance Company Of Pennsylvania and
others. and the Boston safe-Deposit and Trust
Company have suits on the docket against the
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
Company for the appointment OF receiver. A
receiver for thus road has already been appoint
cd however. In accordance with the ruling OF the
Circuit Court IN Charleston, 50 that II Is doubt
full whether there will be any further action OF
the court In this matter. Part OF the Charleston.
Cincinnati and Chicago road lies in South Caro-
lima
The suit OF Louis n. Fields 20. the Edgenore
Bhdge-Works for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained by fall from the Rivermont bridge
when IL was being constructed has not been
docketed, but probably win be at the coming
term. This case was removed from tho Corpo-
ration Court Of LynchDurg 20 the Federal Court,
as the defendant lives outside the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-25
HORsEWHlPPEo BY A WOMAN.
"You Murdered My Child. Now I Shall
XIII Youi"
IBy telerrnph 70 the pispatch.l

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. February 4.--Dr.
W. G. Townes, one Of ChattanooRa's best
known physicians. was horsewhipped on
Market street. the leading business tho
rouehfare, this morning by Mrs. John
Vollstadt. o painters wife. The woman
stepped up to the, Doctor and eSclaiming
shall kill YOU" struck the Doctor several
heavy blows with q whip which she bad
drawn from beneath her shawl. The Doc
tor seized her hands. but at that moment
her husband sprang at him with stick.
Townes knocked Yollstadt down, and then
q crowd rushed in and separated the par
,ticlpsnts. The cause of the affair was q
mothers grief over the loss OF an infant
child, whose death Mrs. Vollstadt attri-
buted TO DR.. Towne's alleged improper
treatment.