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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

q IN anuncio qua tamb'6a reCo
mendamos.
ENTgRNEDADES . ESf0aAea .yhs aassansl
Rsmo inc Dap del Msgtslena
Rep de OJlo nhis. A <osto 5 1883
lSehorss LanmRn s. K mp, Nueva
York.
| Muy sen res mios:-Despu6s de
Is aiios dc terribles sufrimientC a
son secuencia de una nlcersci6n en-
la nsrix, me hacen hoy exclamar
lleno de content6: | Bendits eea IL
divina ZarsaparrislG de Bristol
Habia agotado todos los RENE
Jios para aliviar mis- suttimient0s, y
cada die el NAL svansAba f6pida.
meute. hoy lleno de vida me he
entregado & mis habltuales oCupa.
clones, gracias 6 10 marsvilloea pre-
paraci6n de 10 ZarS9parrsllG Dc
Bristol.
En- el deseo de preBtaE 0 10 I'D.
manidad positivos bienes, les esti-
mare si vds 10 tienen bien 90 sir
van dar pnbllcidsd & este esponta
neo testimonio, b. &.
Antonio M. ROdrtswes.
Los m6dioos reComiendsn 10
Emulsion do Scots como enArgic0
reoonstituyente on todos los cases
de escrofulosis v raquitlsmo y. en- 10
tuberculosis pulmonAt.
Seiiores Scott y Bowne.-Muy
sefiores mics: tepgo el gusSo de ma
uifestarles que desde hsCs tres
ati0s vengo reOetaudo, On aquellas
dolencias para las que estA indica.
do. el tan renombrado & inmejora-
BILE producto llsmado Em&lstOn DC
Scott, sin que hssta ahora haya de-
lado dc darme 81 resuDtado desea-
do.
Asi. pues, On vista de clio, no du
do en- presOribirla q aqaellos pa
cientes que sufren dc des6rdenes
trAHccs 8 de nutrici6n, y que 10 ex.
senuarian r&pidamente i no % acu.
die~e prontamente 6 dicho prepa.
RADIO, que encierra en Of peOduStoe
tan asimilableB Y. reOonstituyentea
Tanto en- 10 date 10 escrofulosas,
raquitlsmo. y Aohfez tc-
do on 10 tuberculosis RsslHsOnaT, Gus
efectos son ine0ntestsbles.
uPor % gusto sgesdable sc tOaas
pin repugnaucia slgana. Dssesn-
do D ustedes toda Clsse de prOSpe-
ridad, aprovecho esta oeasi6n pare
spscribirme su mas afFmo stsnto Y
q. 8. J. Momsyas. Msysgties -
Puerto Rico, 20 de AOrll de 1857
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
0ACETA De HOY.

Be da cuenta de una Real Or
den autorizando 6 10 Jefaturs
de Obrss PnbIiCas para redactaI
los presupuestos adicionales de los
puentes aohre el Plata y CATO da
San Antonio asi como de Otra rela
tivs & Ia Oompsiiia de los Fegroca
rifles de esta 1sls.
p Por el G ,bierno General 60 re
cuerds 8 ias Jnntas Locales de
INSTRUCTION ell mas exacto Onmpi-
miepto de los artisulos q, IL y IL
de gu Reglamento,, con el fin de
abrevlar la tramitacio1 de los ex.
pedientes de suppression de Escuelas,
que SOL itan algunos Ayuntamien
tos, y spreciar CON exactitud sl
exiaten motivos sufloientes pare &C.
! ceder 4 eilos.
=. Real ofden declarando que los
! vapores de la compafiia trasatlan
= tica faancess, ri otro bhque alguno
E. extranjero, pueda traspoftar tsbacC
:. de nuestras poseaiones J proVihcias
$ de pitramaf G la Peninsula, CON Ia
:" Aola exec psi6n del que traigan los
viajeros en- sus equipajes, con srre-
glo d Las pleacrlpciones vigentes.
Aviso de 10 Administration de
Rentas de esta Capital, referente 4
Ia Matsicula dc Industria y Conner
cin.
Re'aci6n de varias mareas de
fabrica y comercio.
In 10 aeinana entrante 90 pags-
-fAn por el Tesoro las aiguientss
facturae de turno!
Gsrseo IL.
Ju~ 10 26.-Faottitas Dtm 463 y 464
1dem 27.-Fxcturas mum 400 y 466
1dem 28.--FsSturas n6m 46T y 468
AtfssBs
Idem 30.~-Factufas ntm GAG y $50
julie 1.--Facturas n6m 66l y 66e
Suhastas.s
Z Proyidsncias judicislea.
Ayuniamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
vIN0YJARABE B :
de DUsART

1 S M~ - B@~ - = y -
Com LactO-F -FOefa de Cal
~L Ldcto- Fosfdto de cal conte-
- nido en- ell Vino y Jarabe
de Dusart es un reparador
- de los mas energicos. Aflansa
= endereza los huesos de los nifos
raquiticos; devuelve ell vigor y Ia
actividad 4 los ddoIescentes decaidos
y linfaticos, y 4 los que estan pri-
vados de apetito, fatigados por un
crecimiento muy rapido 8 los estu-
dios. En- la TIsis facilita Ia cicatri.
Eacion de los pulmones.
Las mujeres embdrdsddds que
recurren al Vino 8 Jarabe dc
Dusart soportan su estado sin
fatiga alguna, sin vomitos y dan 4
luz criaturas robustas.
El Lacto- -FoVdto de catenriquece
Ia leche de las Nodrisds y preserva
4 los nihos de Ia Diarrea y de las
intermediates de desarroilo. Con
su benehca Influenza La Dentici6a
GO efeotua sin cansancio nj convul.
stones.
rAAis. q. roe YinsAaa y On tsdas hs sarmauias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

Domingo. %. San Guillermo,
confesor, y q OF obispo.
Lunes, 26.--Santos Juan , Pa
bio, hermanos, mrs.
Martes, n San Zoilo, , cam
psheros mrs, y San Ladislso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

Libros de tsxto On el Institute
y Escuelas Normslss y Que ee ha'
van de venta en- 10 Liberia del Bo
LETIN:
GramAtica Oastellana.
Historic de Espafie, .. Oasado
Hstoria General, EernAndes dc
Castro.
Aritm9tics, Oardfn.
Aritmetics, Oortagar.
Algebra, Oorts4ar.
Algebra, Oardin. IS
Geometris, Oardin.
9eometris, OortaEar.
Ferrer Y Rivero, Legis'aci6n.
Agriculturs, Rlera y Tortoss.
Fisica y Qaimics, Felid.
Pedsgogis, Santos.
Ret6rloa y Poetics, Reg6 eg,
Economic Politics, Garnief,
FiAca y Quimics, Morate.
Geografia. Morate-
Ret6rlca y Poetlas, Terradlllas
Fisica y Qaimica, SAnches Casa
do.
Traducci6n latins, Polo
Gramatica latina, EsCartin.
GramAtica latina, A. P6res, rus
tica.
Psioologis, L6giea y Etics, Mes
tre.
Historic Natural, Pereda.
0ramAtica Francesa, Ohautfeau
Disquisiciones gfar1aticales, A
Perez.
Legislacl6n. Macho Moreno.
Industsia y Oomercio, Alld.
Ouadros sinopticos Geograffa
Aid.
Metodo complete J Aoompaha
miento, Eslava.
Metodo st lfeo, EslAva.
Diccionatio Latiuo, b. Miguel.
Teneduria de libros, Oasssio.
ProgEamA GramAtloa 1se ouro,
Il. Moreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es.
ia CASA q | peso Ell ejemplar
LA REFORMA AGRT OLA,
DEL MISMO AUTOE.
Sc vende tsub;en q / peso el
ejemplar en- esta CASA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

Sc vcnde una oerca dc REo-pie
psaa psopla para lechesis O eAaa De
campo. Inform IRAN. O. la OapAts'
sAu Justo. A--BAioa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
AVISOS.
Vap alem HOLSATIA.

RecalsrA D este puer o proceden
to Q H .mbarso. Geestemueode y
San Thowss el 26 del actual, y se
gulrA vipje para Ooldn, via Aqua
dillA, Maysgi . = Ponce
O0oggr atartO MI lenhc f Kerocr.
VRp esp JUAN FoRGAs.
Prodsdente de BAvCe' una y psca
Lac t,marA puerto b ..ia el % del
Corriente. y termin ada> aus pera
oiOnes eeguira p.ra MAJ aRtiaz
Ponce, Mst4nzs'. Hshsna y O,en-
fl go. sdm'tiendc pa sjer0s para
los d II ptImesos pue:tos y Carga y
passje para los tie titimos.
Oous'gnatari, 0, hubert Hmnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
.sUCs. DE 0RCAxITAs &C

ImpoftAdo1es dc nercanclas de
soda clsses y pfoeedenciaa
Ventas al pof mayor, Crux q; y
al detail en tns tiendAa Flor Q
Jnlio y Gallo de Orc. ealle dc Ia
Fortalexa esquina 4 Ia Crns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
MEROADO DHLA CAPITAL.
FRUTos DEL PALS.

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
AztoAR.
Sin operaotones.
CAFE.
OOtizamos clsse corrlente pa o
Ouba, al rededor de @23 y Haaien
do oil Eededor de $40.
MIELES.
Sin operacIoneE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

OPRRAOfoHRs DB BUQUEs HN PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25
AVISO A Los zAPATER0S.

Suela del pals superior en-
rollos de 70 & 80 libras, ven-
den
RIM@A9 D. co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

e un anuncio qua tamb'6 ga reCo
mendamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

En- esta BE iacci6n tenemos al
guaos albums para los ga dessen
soliciterlos Pue len peiirse tam
bic eu las farm aclas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-25

Librcs de tsxto On el Institute
y Escuelas Normalss y que ee ha-
van de venta en- 10 Libreria del .Bo
LETIN:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
RARnAM,S sra 10 BE CONTESTED.
Mr.. Fem Claims Some Irregularities In
tIe Camnt ia Surry.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov 17.-Special.
When asked Mr.. NcIlwaine this morn
ing how ne stood on the election Of a
United states senator, he replied: Il am
absolutely uncOmmitted, bat would favor
decidedly the nomination Of Hon D. Ran
doph Tucker"
| learn that the Populists Of the dis
trict composed Of the .coWties OF Prince
George and SurrY will contest the cleo
ton OF Or. S. b. Barham, the Democratic
candidate. They claim that their candi-
date M Fean received lSi votes at
Walls Bridge precinct, in Surry county
while the returns only gave them thirty
four votes.
Rev. Floyd l.. Kurtz left here this
morning for Richmond. where tonight
! ne WIN deliver an address before Rescue
| Council. No. /. Junior order United
American Mechanics. Of that city.
Mr.. Edward stokes, prominent citlAeh
| Of Mecklenburg county, was very serious
w Injured yesterday while getting OF a
! train on the Atlantic ana DanVlhe rail-
! road at Broadnax. IN Brunswick county
where he had gone 90 attend the tobacco
! fair at that place.
This fair. which was held under the
| auspices Of tine BrOadnaN Farmers AL
| lance at Broadnax, I'm BrunsWick county,
| was very largely attended by people from
| the SURROUNDING country aud was y cre'-
table affair. There were fine EXHIBITS or
| tobacco and also Of stock and cattle.
| Those who received the principal prizes
for the best exhibits OF tobacco were
Nessrs. ". W. Meredith. j. W. G.. Crow
der. J. y. Pennington y. X. McNadden,
W. e. Grlgg and Charles Matthews, all Of
| Brunswick county.
! A negro man was found yesterday IN
the water OF Warwicks swamp, un1er
! the new railroad bridge, about halt way
! between Dlsputanta and NaNefly. h'
was taken 10 Wayerly. where ne s''l
at,or died THE authorities OF SUSSEX
county took charge OF ms remains. Tn,
deceased IS said 10 be Nelson Jackson, OF
petersburg. who has been working at q
| saw-mill in SUSSEX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
Inmes River Convention.

The lanes River Convocati0n met 90
yestover church, Charles city county
of which the Rev. j. j. Cormick IS rec
for. ON Wednesday morning at III ocioth'
The opening religious services We're con
Quoted by Rev l.. r.. Mason, and the
Conyocatlou sermon was preached Dy
Rev. Pike Powers. -. j.. The attendance
OF ministers IS unusually large.
After the morning service beauulal
luncheon was provided by the ladies' or
the congregation. and enjoyed boy ali pres
emit I'm the afternoon Che Rev. NJ. Il.
Randolph rsad the service and the FeE.
f.. r.. Maso, preached a very uue sermon.
After the reiisious services the Conyoca-
tiou met for business, and the Rev j. Is.
Mason was elected temporary chairman.
The annual election of officers took
place. and the following were chosen:
Rev. Preston g.. Nash. Of Christ church
Richmond. president; Rev Martin john
son. of Fowhatan. secretary. Rev George
e.. Abbitt. of ST. Marks, Richmond, treas
urer.
Resolutions were adopted expressing the
regrets OF the C0uVocaton at parting
with the Rev. J.. IS. Burton, our late
president. and the Rev. a. j. smith, BON
of whom have removed from the diocese
during the past year
After the reading of reports OF commit
tees. the Convocation adjourned, 70 mee'
on Thursday. at 1890 a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
VIRGINIA WINS EASILY.
aroRsEroWS COLLEGE Defeated
BrAsCORE or SO roo.
The Game the Second of a Series OF Two Tor
the championship of the south
Results OF the Races.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 7.-At the
National baseball park this afternoon
the University Of Virginia and George
town College football elevens played the
second game Of a series Of two, for
the championship Of the South, the score
being IS to in favor Of Virginia. There
was an attendance of over 1850 people, in
Guiding a large number Of ladies. The
orange ribbon Of Virginia was very pro-
mipent and from what could be distin-
gillshed I'm the noise made, it seemed as
If the Virginia element in the crowd
predominated. So
The weather was all that could be
desired. and for two torty-hve minute
halves, the teams played nara, rough
game. The flying wedge, which George
town heretofore used with such eHect
AGAINST other teams, was OF no aFdH
to-day.
Al no time did Georgetown get any
nearer than ten yards 10 the goal ana
then the ball was lost In tumble FlT~
ginia sent men through Georgetown
centre for big gains, and Harper In the
FIRST half with the ball I'm teorsetoWh
territory took the sphefold OH a. "'uD'
pass. and made a great run for sixty
yards. Again in the second naif, be made
a run for seventy yards. AZ the end
OF the FIRST half, the score was virgin
! ia. 80: GEORGETOWN, D.
The Interference OF Virginia through
out the game was superb, and showed
excellent training. Pope carried the ball
over to the line for a touchdown four
times. 1t cannot be said Of Georgetown
that her players lacked nerve or energy
for they bucked the line iiercely but
Virginia's men were always punched
near the ball and nothing could move
! them.
! Early in the season the University play
! ed here and only made a score OF
/ u TO against GEORGETOWN, and this
| goes to show how maeuhcently Virginia
PLAYED. The teams lined up as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
MT. PIs6AH BANKED IN SNOW.
Interesting suit Before The Federal Court
at A neville.

AsHEVILLE, n. c., Nov. l7.-Special.-
Yesterday was the coolest day Of the sea-
son so far. The mountains north Of Ashe-
Vile and Pisgah. the most prominent
peak southwest Of here, were banked In
snow. Though the weather was quite
cold. yet the atmosphere was clear, crisp
and bracing.
The Federal Court finished the criminal
docket day before yesterday. The civil
docket was taken up, and this comprises
many important cases.
The case of J. Evans Brown and W. -.
carter AGAINST the Cranberry Iron and
coal Company, involving the right 10
certain valuable mineral interests in land
near Cranberry. was first taken up for
trial. Among the prominent visiting at
torneys engaged in this suit are Richard
II. Battle. Of Raleigh; G. \. Folk OF
Ienoir: p. j. Sinclair OF Marion, and
+ w. Bowman, of Bakersvile
At this term application Will be made
(and resisted by some Of the dissatisfied
creditors) to have the sale Of the Ashe-
Vile street Railway Company properties.
made by Master Commissioner Sumurey
last September, confirmed. The nature
| Of the opposition 10 the confirmation has
not yet developed.
Associate Justice A. c. Avery Of the
/ Supreme Court Of North Carolina, was
| in the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
sHATLEY Is CAPTURED.
,,rp A mAy VINO WOULDN'T
ynEsTLB WIN MN.
founa by the Officers In Dsn''
in wilkes County--Anothsr '''''
From Yadkin, n. q

~oN ~ e. Nov. r.-speciai'-
-s,~.ahio criticism Is being made mere
a,,,,s, the county commissioners i0i
a,soraceful manner in which the e''''1s
,,o,,o for the poor is kept Inc ii"'
h.s heen reported 20 Governor carr VII"
,,,,,ss, that he take some official ac-
,,o, looking to the many improvement
that are needed. The Governor mas
nl,ed TO the request, stating that ne "Ou'u
direct Judge Winston, who VIII presioe
o,,or the next term OF Forsyth Superior
court which opens on December 4th' 10
have the county fathers indicted Il tne'
djd not take action at once.
NevVs was received in Winston last
,ieht Of the arrest OF VIII Shatley' the
man who fatally stabbed Mark Staiey d,
a corn shocking in Wilkes county, last
weak. because the latter would not agree
IN vrestle with him. Shatley was captut-
Cd about - o'clock at night In dehse
thicket. Shauey is now I'm the Wllkes
Jail. Staley, the wounded man, IS alEe,
hut the physicians have told his FANNY
mat there was no hope of his recovery.
Colonel A. II. Bclo. proprietor OF tne
two largest dailies in Texas, is mere speHu-
ing a few days at the home of his ma
tivitv. Mrs Belo Is with him.
A party OF distinguished gentlemen are
on a hunting expedition in Gutlford coun-
ty. They are the guests Of Congressman
Thomas Settle, Of the Fifth district. IN
the party are Senator Higgins, Of Della
ware: Hon. Thomas Johnson, Of Ohio,
and Hon. w. ID. Bynum. Of Indiana.
The insurance companies which We're
..sft 10, ufFf
$4,000 of 100000 held on Hotel Zinzendorf,
which was destroyed by fire year ago.
a responsible citizen tells me that there
is a colored boy near Shore post-ofiice'
IN Yadkin county. who appears to be
very peculiarly afflicted At times he is
perfectly rational. lively, and apparently
well. when suddenly he Will turn pale.
his eyes glare, and look like something
rabid; he will run of on his all-fours'
barking like a dog, and paving the
ground, and IL is with much effort that he
is caught and brought back TO his home
Sometimes he climbs bushes, and has
made some narrow escapes, being rescued
by his people I'm the nick Of time. The
spells" generally wear off I'm about one
hour and the patient is then perfectly
exhausted. The boys parents think ne
has had no chance Of encountering ny
drophobia. The case has puzzled sew
erai physicians, who have been present
when the boy was seized with what Il
call it, no one knows"
The trienniai session Of the Moravian
Synod concluded its work at noon to-
day and adjourned sine die The most
important business transacted at the
closing session was a movement for the
establishment of an endowment fund for
| Salem Female College. An appropriation
| of $1,000 was made by the Synod for that
purpose. Colonel +. II. Fries recently
| donated g. 90. which together with $500
contributed by the colleges alumnae,
| makes $500 toward this object. Pro-
| visions were made by the Synod for the
constant accumulation of funds for the
! endowment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
SAD zFFfIR ~ ANSON.
Mrs. Leo Little Shoots Herself Probably
Fate'fv-~oIlector white TO Naca 9.


Fats' iy-Coliecfor White TO Naca 3.
RALEIGH, y. c., Nov. n.-Speciai.-
L. a. White, collector OF internal revenue
of this district. to-day received a te'e-
gram from the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. at Washington, instructing MN
to prepare TO turn over the Office 10 non.
+. VI. Simmons on November 9th. IL
will require hard work to get the analfs
Of the Office in shape for the transfer as
IL is no light task.
News is received here Of sad affair
in Arson county. Mrs. Lee Little, OF
Lilesyiie. while In mt or melahcholi"
shot herself ia the lett breast with
Smith & Wesson pistol She was alone IN
her room az the time. and her husband
was away fyen home The wound mas
not yet proved fatal, but it Is feared that
1t viii.
\ game 81 foot-r9H WAS played here
this afternoon between the Agricultural
and Mechanical College and the Univer-
sity second team. rssultlns IN a Fiee0'S
for the former by score OF 70 b..
Governor Carr was to-day nOtihed thaI
J. N. Dnlar0, who is wanted IN bofls-
Vile. y. c.. for obtaining money unaer
false pretences, has been captured IN leh-
nessee.
Colonel Paul f. Faison, Of this CITY,
who was several months ago appointed
Indian Inspector by Mr.. Cleveland ana
who has since been stationed IN me lar
West. has arrived here to spend Il thIiIy
davs furlough al home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
Average woight........ ~~.ICi ID
THE RUNNING RACES.
Fine Wea'her, Good Track and Excellent
sport at Cliffon-The Other Places.

CLIFTON. N. j.. Nov. 17.-An attract
i've card. beautiful weather and the fact
that il was the last. but one day. OF the
meeting, induced a large crowd 20 visit
the track this afternoon The entries
were heavy and the betting brisk. The
track was In splendid shape
Eleven OF the fifteen horses carded in
the hfst race went 10 the post. Eess Nc
BuM was the choice of the talent, but
Panway. an S 10 i chance. won I'm a drive,
by neck. from Balbriegan.
The talent received another shock In the
second race. They made Mamie =. and
Iucatan about equal, while The others
were ali al liberal odds. Tornado wan
quite handny from George +. Smith, who
ran dead race. and took the place
easily from Hartford third.
Tartarian was the third favOrite 10
suffer defeat. lie was extensively backed
10 win the third race, but was never able
10 overhaul Play or Pay, who won
easily.
Kilkenny was always the favorite for
the fourth race, with Charade a strong
second choice. When 1t came 20 the
finish between the two, Kilkenny won
cleverly by a neck.
In the nth race. Minnie j.. the favorite.
went 10 the front the moment the flag
fell. and was never headed. winning easily
by a length and a half, before Captain
Wagner, who came fast in the stretch
and beat Tom Karl the same distance.
Lord Motley won the sixth race rather
handily Summary
First race, seven furlongs-Panway first,
Balbriggan second. Belwood tnird Tine,
i:fl.
Second race, five furlongs - Tornado
FIRST. George +. Smith second. Hartford
| third. Time, 1904.
Third race. five furlougs-Play or Pay
first. Tartarian second, Lady Mary third.
/ Time 1903.
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth
mile 49, Kilkenny FIRST Charade second,
! Connnche third. Time. i:5L
Fifth race, i've furionss - Minnie j.
first, Captain Wagner second, Tom Karl
| third Time, 1903 H.
' sixth race. six furiongs-Lord Motley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18
YOUNG sUGG ICQUIrTED.
The Jury Bring in Verdict of MOI
entity, After short Absence.

The Jury Bring in Verdict of Not
Guilty. After short Absence.
WELDON. y. c.. Nov 17.-special.-The
trial Of !. A. sugg, Jr.. the fourteen-y ear
old boy charged with the murder at Hob
good. on June last. Of NJ. A. james, was
concluded in the Superior Court this
morning.
Sugg and James were newsboys. one
running on the Scotland Neck and Kings
ton road and the other on the Norfolk
and Carolina. The lads got into diff
Guilty, and Sugg stabbed his companion
in the abdomen. inhicung a wound from
which he died shortly afterwards.
The jury were I'm their seats promptly
AT the appointed hour. and Captain W.
II. Day, one OF the finest pleaders at the
bar Of Halifax county. opened for the
defence in a powerfur argument. lie was
followed by Solicitor White, who made
n strong argument for conviction. The
judges charge was a very clear presenta-
tion Of the law and at Il o'clock the jury
took the case. The jury remained out
only thirty minutes, and amid a breath
less silence rendered verdict of mot
guilty"
The case OF r. J. Mayo, a prominent
colored eX-postmaster, was called, and
compromised. lie was charged with bur
glary and larceny. Pleaded not guilty as
to burglary, and submitted as TO larceny
but did not admit his guilt He paid q
fine OF SIS and all costs in the case. This
case was called last spring. but mis-
trial resulted.
A young an named s. ]. Rouse. OF la
Graz ee. is now in Jail. charged with OBJ
tanning registered letter from the Colds
horo post-office on a forged order. TIT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-18

81. James Chapter. Of the Brotherhood
OF ST. Andrew. win give an entertainment
60 the members Of the other chapters IN
this city on next Thursday evening. The
entertainment win consist OF n military
and literary programme. which will take
Up the hours from 10 10 T. NJ At the
close Of the entertainment proper re-
ffeshments will be served. There are
about $50 members OF the various chapters
IN this city They are DISTINGUISHED from
other people by the red 81. Andrew cross
or the button which they wear IN ;.e
lapel Of their coats.
on ST. Andrews day. services win bS
held az All Saints church IN the evening
when an address will be delivered by
Ar. silas Maybee. Of suwanee, Tenn