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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
CATCHING ON AT CONVICTION.
Summer Visitors and Fishing That May
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fCorrespoadence OF the Rich noad DisDatch.l
CONVICTION, Va. July 22.-Among the
guests who are st the Intermont for the
summer are the following: Mr. Henry Ii.
Gllfrey. wife. and daughters. from Wash
ington, ID. c.. Mrs. L. L. Hay and daugh-
tiers, and Miss Gales OF Raleigh. n. c.; Is.
f. Rowdre and family. of Memphis, Tenn. I;
Mrs. Fellows and Miss Fellows. OF Charles
ton. s. q.
John I. Delaney, one of our prominent
young lawyers here. had narrow escape
IRON drowning q short time ago. He was
bass fishing, and while wading stepped
into pool over his head where the cur
rent was very swift. But for the prompt
action of two Of his companions, who
plunged in after him. seeing bis condition,
he would undoubtedly have lost his life,
as he was sinking the third time when
they reached him. On reaching land he
soon recovered and plnckily went on fish,
ing, though bis ehorts dld not prove very
successful.
Fishing seems TO have caught the popu-
lar fancy this season. On every side
nothing Is heard except the relative merits
of " hegamitss" and mad Toms Won
derful 70 relate, no big fsh stories have
developed yet, though Mr. John 5. Ham,
the manager of Sir. Lyman's large interests
here, returned from fishing yesterday with
his pole broken In three places with inti-
nations of lcyiaIhan being loose IN
Jaekson's river.
The county committee have decided not
to have O mass meeting for the election OK
delegates to Richmond, but have deter
mined TO have representation By precincts
in order 10 give the friends Of each candi-
date O fair show. Upon a basis OF one in
thirty she county convention, will be on
titled to forty-one delegates, and already
the early birds are getting In thor work
and trying TO hx Il so that their man Will
the delegation.
The conventions to nominate members
of the House of Delegates and Senator
will 90 held in CoyIngton on August 24th.
There will DO no opposition TO either Mr.:
Withrow or Senator Jones that viii
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/ are the Misses Mcdonald, New York Miss
Nacfsrland and Miss McConhe. New York /;
| Miss Bosher and Miss Murray, New York I;
Miss MoNurtrie and MISS Citizens, Phila.
| delphis; Mrs. N. Z. Rutter, New York I:
! Miss Apegate. Indians; Miss Cake.
Virginia; Misses whitehead aud Talbot.
| Norfolk. Va; Miss Howell. Lexington,
Va Misses Anderson. Ellsrson, Hane-
winckel. Darlington. and Camm. Rich
Miss Roy Ellerson il the loveliest de,u-
fanf at the White and Is specially adj
mired for. her delicate and refined style
and her winning manners.
Mrs, Il. ID. Christian and family met q
cordisl reception on Wednesday evening.
oTHER GUESTS.
Judge Groesbeck, of Cincinnati, o., Is n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. w. Fuller arrived yes
terday.
+. Palmer, OF Saltyille, arrived on the 2lst.
Professor and Mrs. J. A. Harrison, Of
Washington and Lee University. are here.
General John EchOls, Mr. Edward Echols,
Rev. William Cumming NJ and Mrs. j.
Frederick Edinzer, and Mr.. Erskine Miller
are among the representatives, from Staun-
Wrs. Joseph Crawford, Miss Crawford,
and Miss Snydam, of New York, are among
the prominent guests. Mrs. Crawford Is
the wife OF the superintendsnt OF the New
York Division Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. -,
and Miss jamie Riggs are guests OF distinc-
ton from Washington.
Colonel T. /. Semmes, OF New Orleans
Mrs. Semmes, and MIR. Charles Semmes, OF
New Orleans. have arrived and are always
anong the faVOTitsg here.
Mrf. Jane Haxail. Of Washington, and
Dir. Edward Campbell are mere for the
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Woodward. Column
bia. s. c.. are among the popular guests.
Mrs Woodward IS renem oered as the
brilliant Miss 3lohe Leafy. of Richmond.
Colonel and Mrs. John b. Taylor, OF
famed White Sulpher belle IN the years
agoue and is very handsome and attractive
still. Colonel Taylor Is one of the hdbuues
and is welcomed by many friends.
An interesting guest Is Father Benedict,
Of Oxford.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Among the late arrivals are Captain and
Mrs. ANDREW Pizzini. Virginia blrs. Nc
Fariand and daughter, New York Eugene
Ma,sIe, Virginia; Charles II. Talbot, Vir-
GINA: J. A. Coke, Virginia; X. p. Bell,
Virginia; G. l.. Coke, I. W. Parish. Viz
ginia: Frank Dixon and wife. California :
J. K. Jones. Virginia; John Currie. ID. n.
Currle, Virginia; John ". Boswell. Viz
ginia; J. Robertson aud vito. Mexico :;
William Willis Merrill and wife. New
YORK: blrs. Leander Mccormick. Illinois;
Randall Mcdonald and wife, Misses Nc
Donald, New York; Mrs. A. j.. DAVIS,
Washington Mrs. A. O. Augustine: Robert
n. Macumber. Richmond. Va. MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Cooley. Baltimore, Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
a YEAR TO PONDER ON IT.
The Uoiversity Faculty Mny Then Decide
as to the Admission of Women.
ISpe"ial telegram 10 the Dispatch


SALEM. Va. July 22.-In reply 20 tho pc
titlon sent last week bY the Summer school
of Methods to the Board OF Visitors of
tao University Of Virginia asking that the
doors of this institution be thrown open
10 women, Miss Corrlnne Harrison has re-
received letter from one Of the officials
stating that the petition and signatures
were received aud reported TO the board
on Thursday. and that the board had
asked the faculty upon what terms women
could De properly admitted IN the present
institution Of the University Of Virginia
to the several schools Of the academic de-
partments. The faculty will take one
wear 20 ponder over this question, and
then the report will be laid before the
board az their meeting IN June, 1894. IL
il understood that there Is only small
conservative minority of the professors
who DO not seem TO consider II wise, and
most of the faculty and Board of Visitors
are anxious TO promote the higher educa-
ton OF women, but arc deferred from
opening the doors by the very considera-
bic expense attendant on dong so in O
proper and liberal way. One thing IS cer-
taiu-5OO teachers OF Virginia VIII use
every means IN their power until the doors
OF the University of Virginia arc thrown
opcn TO women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

given Thursday night at the Warm Springs
Hotel. There were quite large. number
of parties engaged in the game. The prizes
were all very dainty aud some very costly
pieces of ladies' handiwork. The first la
dies prize was captured by Mrs. Henry. OF
Philadelphia. This was q large bureau
mat. The first gentlemnn's prize was taken
By Mr.. Jordan. OF Cincinnati. This was
hand-painied pic,ure-frame. The first aud
second Indies prizes were taken by mrs-
4. Richie Stone, OF Washington. and Mrs;
McCulloch, respectively. The frst and
second gentiemsns' prizes by Mr. Kooin-
son, of Louisville, and Colonel William Il.
Wickham. of Richmond.
There have been eighty.one arrivals here
during the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
DO ~. polle. oour, Y.,teraay.

Saturday is usually dull day in the
Police Court. and yesterday was DC ex-
ception 10 this rule. here were only a
lev cases on the docket, and they were
quickly disposed OF by the Justice.
lfliah Taylor was sent 20 the grand Jury
Of the Hustinss Cgur. for stealing brass
box valued 9t 81 from the chesapeake aud
Ono railway.
". j. Coffee alias q. W. Young. charged
with being fugitive from justics from
North Carolina, was discharged. Hs was
accused OF embezziing funds In Green's
bor0'. bat no one appeared against him.
The Gaze OF Lewis Brown lcoIored).
charged with promoting aud being con-
cerned 10 a policy game, was coutlnued
until TUESDAY.
=. N. Goodwin snd 4. p. Ford. young
white msn, were 6hsd 81 20 sseh TOT fight
'eg. The row occurred in front Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Kninrt. Tic linden Eagle.

AZ the laet meeting Of jefferson Castle.
No. I. x. @. f.. held Monday evening,
July 10, 1893. the following officers were
installed for tho ensuing term by Deputy
Supernatural K. j. Peers: Past Chief.
l.. 1. Kceton Noble Chief @. ID. Am bold;
Nice.Chlcl. II II. Hogg: High Priest. q.
IL. Gordon: Venerable Hermit. J. 6. Will
kinsOn ST Herald. e. i. Manikin Clerk
OF Ixchequet. j. Lee DAVIS; Keeper of
Exchequer. Il. G. Watkins; Master Of Re-
cords. *. J.C arlton; Eslaire, G. W. DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Settled the Damages.

The Mutual Assurance SocIetv of Viz
Gina Yesterday paid 10 James II. Cren-
shaw, agent OF Edward A. Crcnshnw
owner Of the Leftwitch building, on Main
street. which was burned Friday night,
Juiv 18th. the amount Of damages assessed
against the company by reason of the Ere.
The work OF repairing the store Will DO.
gin ~ sOoD "a estimates can be received
and acted upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
G,ern RAYS r.rsonaI Notes.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GpvVN BAY. Va. July 22. Mr.. George W.
Hardy. Superintendsnt Schools Lunen-
burg county. will hold HIS annual aka nj
nations of teachers at McFariands, Au-
gust 18th and lGtA. !.
Miss Mamie Bradley. of Ringgoid, IS
visiting Miss Leila Queensbury.
Misses jennie Scott, LellG Price, ana vs.
sic Harding, OF Rieamond, are WISHING
Mrs. Il. S. Price.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gerard and children, OF New
York, are expected daily, aud VIII spend
the balance Of the sumIner at Gera,d farS'
Sir. j. H. Price. OF Meherrin. and Mr. u.
w. Price, OF this place. are visiting heys-
villa Nn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
GENERAL WALKERS FUNERAL.
Laid to Rest by His Old Comrades in sIt.
Hebron Cemetery.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISpcclal telegram 10 INC UIspHlch'I
WINCHESTER, Va. July 22.-The remains
OF Maior-General John q. Walker, Con-
tederate States army, OF this city, who
died in Washington Thursday. were
brought here last night in charge of Gene
raj Dabney ii. Maury, of the Washington
Camp. Confederate Veterans. and were
placed IN charge of the Turner-Ashby
t'amp. of Winchester. who escorted them
10 Christ Protestant Episcopal cAurch,
where they were guarded by detach-
ment of the Winchester camp. The tune-
raj took place this morning from Christ
church. The remains were escorted to
Mt. Hebron cemetery by the Winchester
Light Infantry and Turner-Ashhy Camp.
Impressive services were held at the
church by Rev. Nelson z. Dame, rector.
and 1T the cemetery by Rev. DIR. Hyde,
chaplain OF the camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
LyNcAeuRe's SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Strongest Corps Ever Appointed 10
the mn CITY by tbs Board.

LrvcaBuRe, Va. July "a -Tne School
Board this morning announced the ap-
polntment of thlrty-nine regular and SIX
supply teachers for the eight public
schools of this city. The number OF
teachers was increased By one, and OF the
eight new teachers elected two arc princi"
rails. The now principals are Professor ..
~ Jynsiey. OF Staunton. tor the Fret
Ward school and Professor ~. J.. Turner,
of Daucyvilie. Tenn. for the heirose
school Tho corp, OF teachers just APP
pointed is considered the strongest the
thirtv schools have ever had. The term
will begin Monday, September l4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

Police Court after the trial OF the civil
docket on FRIDAY.
Edward Miller, A. III. Jackson. and vii.
liam Winfree (coiored) were also up for
fighting. M;nfree was discharged, an at
,achment was issued for Jackson, aud
Miller was assessed S5 and costs and re-
CURED TO give security.
The case of @. NJ Gregory. charged with
selling liquor without license, was con-
tinued until The 29th instant.
Isaiah Taylor. who was up for assault
ing and beating Charles Williams. was
discharged. This was an old charge
against TAYLOR and as be had already been
sent 10 the Grand jury IN another case this
one was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Mrs. Charters PASSES Away.

FRTpEaIcKsBuRG. Va. July 22.-Mrs.
Charters. wife OF the late Colonel X. x.
Charters, died at her residence. in this
county, this morning at O'Clock; aged 81
years. She was highly esteemed and con-
slstent Christian woman. She. will be
buried tomorrow in the old family grave
ward at Charlottesville. She leaves
daughter, Mrs. John A. Alsop. and q large
number of relatives, Who mourn ner
daafh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

fcorrcspoadonco OF the Ki=nu "a o!spasch'
G,xars BAY, Va. July 20. Tho news IRON
the smallpox hospital 70 encouraging, auu
ii Is thought there will not DO any noM
cases. J. j. Owen, health oihcef nere, nss
taken of the guard and feieaseu 'hs quar-
autine for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Wen wIsA ridiculous E,.s.

TopDIItI THIFk @I'I . ~ = ~
SrArxros. Va, July 22.--Ihe Lexington
and lie Staunton Athletics plsYed ball here
this afternoon. The local team won vita
ridiculous ease. scoring Is too. BATTERIES
hthletics-Fry and Tenly; l.exing tons
Williamson, Warner. and Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
1h. rlorss,ia.. FIosg.e

Especial telegram 70 the pisoAsea.l m
Rocxr MouSr. ~. O. July sLEan s
Queen Csty logged ne EloIeIm1sas 20
Hasash ior tie Queen City Baseball uue'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
The Roanokes wa,er,ooss.

Topo0I1I '970s11'71 - :,
ROANOKE. Va, July 22.-The game OF
baseball this afternoon between the
Yonns Mems Christian Association Of
Warrington and the Athletic Club of this
civ resulted in o Waterloo for the home
team, the score standing II to, IN favor
of Washington. A large crowd witnessed
the game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
KILLED ON CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN
Richard Hall shot by MARSHALL Bolcnor In
a Quarrel Over a Game Of Cards.

=
fCo-ros,ondonce OF tho Richmond Dispatch.i
CIIN1wooD, Va. July 22.-Richard Hall,
who lived near OsbOrn's Gap. this county,
was killed day or two since. The par
ticuars OF tho affair. so far as could be
learned. were substantially as follows
Hall and one Marshall Belcber, Ken
,uckIan aud ono OF his friends, met by
agreement Just beyond the limits OF tho
state line on the kentucky side, and Hall
end Belcher engaged in O game OF csrGs.
For awhile the game went on smoothly
enough, but at length a DISPUTE arose, and
after come hot words Belcher drew his
pistol and fired al Hall, the ball crushing
through his brain. when he Instantly
dropped. But Belcher not being yet salts
fed fred two more shots, ono ball passing
through Halls arm ana the other taking
effect IN bis shoulder.
STARK DEAD.
A gentleman from near this place had
been over in Kentucky, and as he as
ceuled the rugged heights Of CuDber-
land mountain on his way back home no
net Eelcher aud his friend, VINO seemed
to DO IN very groat hurry, and upon be-
ing lutcrrosated % 20 the cause only halted
long enough to say that Hall was shot and
living by the road side up on the noun
tain. Sure enough upon coming up the
mountain some distance. there lay Hall
stark dead. and bis brains spattered over
the rocks. Hall was q man Of bad cha
racter. and was Il near relative of Tat
hall. who was hanged at Wise Courthouse
last September. The top of Cumberland
mountain Il a place resorted 10 by gam
blers. druukards. moonshiners. and the
worst element Of the country 10 hold
their reyBls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

Lypchburg cav Bonds Sold.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispsfca.'
LyNoHBuRa. Va. July 22-Ten thousand
dollars of new per cent. CITY OF Lynch
burg bonds were sold to-day at l03&.i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
BATTLE-GROUND MEAL, Goo.

M al blb"OlsOO ~ ~ hA<.hAS, cNN'
( plugs sun-Cured Tobacco, 2oc.
Beet Family Flour, S4.J0.
Hieh-graio Patent Flour, si.25.
Worry fneFlour, Csc. per sack.
Best Family Flour, 3Oc per Sack.
9 dozen Cut hercings 2Jc.
? cans Peaches, 3-pound cans, 23c.
3 cans Apples In Syrup, pounds, zoo
8 pounds BOnoless Goldfish. BIC.
Pure Lard. &C.
California Hams, lie.
Mocha and Java Coffee, 22c.
4 cans Lynnnaven Oysters, Doc
Prime Northern Butter. SJc.
Good Butter. iSc.
3 pounds I'm ported Vermlcelli 29d
Fine Timothy Hay, per bale, oOc-
z POUNDS Gloss Starch, 70.
4 pounds French Candy, Poe
3 pounds Mixed Cakes, EJc.
3 bounds soda era gers. 2Oc-
9 pounds MeccarOn.. 20.
Lemons, I2-. a dozen.
Breast Bacon, i4c. p0IDI
Good Tea, 2Gc. q pound.
large bars SOAP. ~Jc.
Sardnes, sc. q box.
North Carolina Roe uerrings. j y cozen 100.
ID. O'SULLIvAN,
Eighteenth and Asia ssressk
Phone, 507. mh l2-eu. fa.IA&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
DEAD AND WONDER.

IN
Best Patent Flour, per bag. ............. %
DunlopT superiative Flour, per barrel. 80
Dunlop's superlatiye Flour, per bag. 80
0belsk Superlative Patens Flour, por
Darrel ..........s..,.......s OF
North Carolina Cut Herrings, dozen. 20
Good Tea. mixed OF green, per pound. ~
Fines! Green or Black Tea At ...."..... 90
Carolina Head Rice, per pouud........
Breakfast Cocoa, per can.....-..........
Picnic Hams, per pound. ~,
3pounds best 0iuger Snaps. 20
IL bars Laundry boap.................. 20
Sardinea, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Prime Table Peaches, large cens....... 10
Pure Rye Whisky very nneh per gal
lon. .st.ss.....p.ss.....s.. W
Sweet Catawba Vine, per gallon. .. o.. 80
Charlottesville Claret, years old,
quarts, per bottle. .............. ..... 20
Pure Old Blackberr Wine. Dor gallon, 90
1 pound best Key COrnei Beef, per can. 10
U0ll aud get our prices.
c. Is. MARSHALL & CO.,
corner Seventh and Marshall streets Go. 6l6l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
AIR. JULIAN BRYANT.

Mr. Julian Bryant. the candidate from
Marshall Ward. whom see by the scribe,
t..1:
-, would be extremely hard for me 10
e4Y what are hkelvto be the most lmpo--
t.lt questions 10 be considered by the
uaxt Legislature, besides the election OF
senators. Judges, and state officers. There
arc number Of important questions
which are being discussed, but " Is im-
pps,,blo Tor me 10 say what the course OF
event. may be before the meeting Of the
Legislature or 10 forecast ITS action any
question.
As 70 the mode OF selecting our can
dldates here have the most implicit con
ldruco ia our Cay Dcmocgatie Committee.
sul shall be satisfied with the plan they
GdOyt"
MA. THOMAS BYRSE.
Mr.. Thomas ByrDe said be was so busily
employed ~ his work at tho Richmond
LOcOmotiye-M orks that he had not bad a
chance 20 formulate his ideas as 20 what
legislation should be enacted by the Gene
Tsi Assembly. One thing. however. he was
"a favor Of aud that was that. II practica-
Die. propTotors Of canDed.goods factories
bhould DO made 10 stamp tne date of put
ing ~ the product upon the can.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

can Tor cur pFicc-Ii11 and 0oo Vhas cash ~
DO for you-or matted On spRl'easso9: - .cx
Phones la tsa0 an 1917 east Man asrsea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

WANTED, POSITION BY A COM
w PETENI PHARMACIST Of long expe-
riance. Can como well recommended.
40 o3.1ts "ALPHA," DISPATCH.
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THE BOSTON

WANTED, A GOOD MILLINER
w for the fall season, frst-class salary and
steady employment guaranteed. Address NIL
LINER. care DISPATCH Office. ~ 23t
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VaPOr esp IBo BoS
Captain Don Joaquin Risech.
.4se RUTA DE FEBREROJ

Da f'-Mercoles la Capital para Fajardo, Vie
CUES, Naguabo, Humacao y Yabucoa.
Na 2-Jueyes sale de la Capital las de la madrugada
- para Fajardo, Vieques Nagunbo Humaeao.
Ola 3-Viernes, descarga Humacao Yabucoa regre
sa A Humacao.
Da 4-Sabado, 81 no hay ete sale las de Ia
ra Vieques, v regresa Humacso.
Ola o-Lunes. sale las de la manana para Fajardo
- Vfeques, regresa Humacao
Da 7-Martes sale las de la manana para VeQues, Fa
jar,io Capital.
Da S-Mercoles carga II Capital para Fajardo, Vie
cues, Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa.
Dia 9Jueyes sale de la Capital las de la madrugada
pafa Fajardo, Vieques Naguabo Humacao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17
CON SIGN Alta RIO s.

Para mas informes drgirse consgnatarios don
usavo Preston EN- Humacao sus agentes sres Sobrno
de Izquierdo Ca Capital don Luis NJ Cintron, Faardo
don Fausno Fuente Naguabo don Gustavo Preston, Vie
ques Yabucoa, los Sres. A. Lugo Ca. San Thomas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17

Dia I0-Vernes, desearga Humacao Yacueoa regrs
\. Humacao.
Dia IT Hsabado 81 hay niugdn fete sale las de la
mahana para Vieqaes regresa HumacaO.
Da 13Lunes, sale alas de Ia 1nanana para Fai ardo
Vieques regresa HIfnacao.
Da 14-Martes, sale las de la n,ansna para Veques,
Fajardo Capital
Da 1Miercoles carga para la Capital Fajardo Veques,
Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa.
Da 16Jueves, sale de la Capital las de la mahana pa
Fajardo, Vieques, Naguabo y HnmacaO.
Dia I7E Eernes desearga Humacao Yabucoa regre-
q Humacao.
Dia B-Sabado ST no hay hete sale las de Ia manana
para Veques, regresa Humacao.
los Lunes pOr la madrugada quedara el vapor dispos
aItyIn Hefa avisaOd do autioi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17
PRECIOS DE PASAJES.

De Humacao Fajardo Veques, vice. versa y so
popa, 50 proa $3.50 jonaeros ell 10 p3 de recargo
el Estado sin manutencion De Humacao, Fajardo
Veques la Capital San Thomas, vce-versa So POI
pa "a proa el 10 p3 de recargo sin manutencion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17

Estos vapores harau ~s-
Gala en- los principales
|puerots de la 1sla, seguu
Has necesidldes del ira
|fico.
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NOTA -Todos los Viernes desde las 10 de la manana
ci6n de los seores comercanes que deseen uzao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17

VapOres d Q La misma entire los EstadOs-U -UnidOs
I'll AMERICA 7 LA IsLA PUERTo-RIco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-17

por madrugada, quedara ell vapor disposi
ra algIn fete, avisando anticipation
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San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-19
Turning Out Cold.

Hugh McCrnm came down Yesterday
from his sampling works twenty miles
south of Prescott, and went to Tempe
with Tom Smith last night on business
They will return this morning, and Mr..
McCrum will leas this afternoon for
his camp. Mr.. McCrum says his mills
are running day and night on gold
ore. He thinks it a great gold dis
trlct and II will some day as,onish the
country There are many rich gold
mines yet undeveloped Mr.. McCrum
is one OF the oldest mining men on the
coast, and his judgement is taken above
all He has travelled through the min.
ing regions on the coast for thirty years
and none are better known. .--PneDix
Gazette.
Mohave County miner., 1893-08-19

Last Sunday evening a strong wind
and rain storm struck the town from the
southwest and did considerable damage
to the glass fronts Of business houses.
A large window iu the Chinese restau.
rant in Crozler q Mackenzie building
was blown out, as was also two windows
in the Mineral Wealth office in the
Luthy block. A transom over the door
in Joe Duck Wo's restaurant was blown
almost across the room, narrowly miss
ing several people who were taking din
ner at the time. A few small trees were
blown down, but no other damage worth
mentioning was done.