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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
NEW-YoRK
Empreea
De KAP0RES Espafoies GoTeos de LAS ANTILLAS
y transportes militareH
EOBRKyrOS de HEBRRR.a
HH33AN2


Los de empssa eieOtuarAn ssdA desde
disB TO- To- 20 rs de oAda las oncO de taEde
diaB de labOr las docs del ds on los festiVcS,
LJNEA DE CUBA
gRran SOLO hAsta Santiago de Cuba VSporOs Qae h
Los de Id das toearkn en- NueVitis PueroPadFe aIb
NayarI, Baracos Guantanamo OubA.
d is hsrS m1mas esoalaS exception de lAa de hyAn
TodoS reto parAn veracando sAdAs da H.
entradRs Habana M eehAs 0oesponden
a de 1S, 90 y Q do esdAmea.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.
RasE dss 10 80 os VapOsss cue haoen q soVso q ~
Eeos
a. sboHsitaBo PotAr-Pnss PaGo Pata POAes, MayguG
gnat JAu de ePsSto Sec, EeoTno hAEA eaoa sH
q III ds 70 ri per Ene.s say, e.raOOa euantsaeRop D.
Domingo, Ponce BsYaguea AgpBd IAN JHAE 40 s
ie-gleI, sinhn2G r9F ios ris0os fpafies,
Ee!a5psr6s aanan As Ppsfa Riap los atss g 5s2ssS
gasa SssE sn Gaia dias - sgAad9 IL Asbsaa A
ssbsf aolIcspobGeAtet 6e . DO cA1s n5s.
ngunO dos Vpofe a0csEAh "a EaSJfRO % EaAA
'~" LIHEA DE oAIBARIEE
T0dos o5 unes de E de sAdrA vapOr que
IaSbea de saguA egAra OaDATieh los mierCoe
Retornsrk saendO ObAres oh ueVes deapueS de gaC
sp piSsjerOS eSca on sagus egArA aAbsns 10
ternes.
Jeahea do SaRus egark CabAren domngOs
Ecetusrs Asendo de Cabsen los mAr despue
egsd del en de paSeos tooarA on sAgua sgaFA 9 Isl
sra les mlercoleSs r.ro,
Eats sns al AgwsG ponts para reEeQU0s
IsR hHbiade Dc bombiH psrs seEQuosY
4 RalVGF1er tu-
Ssysicio eostero an Puerto Rico
ri Yspnr AvilEs hsrk este seYVico saliendo de ssn
sn tcdos los martss media noche poT el Essy
Iotrs nor q Oests eseaIas Fsi TdO Humaco ar
In Po,ce, Aayagtez, Agusi, ecibo Vise.Vsrra y
lof It err r0s pub' icados Tor sepsrado.
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tormeB deben efcrb clsdsd dando e ssdencia
jado, parroQujs cae nmerO con Ia direction postal
Gs de impotsncs que los peddos VengsD snci
ose6n Los preios pagan 81 presentsr Ell bete pa
cohro pueden enviare directsuepte nuesa oacinS
principal por ccnducto de cuaouier banco Egancia "a
de todas parties del pUndo podble podeF ssrki7
ndmEros sspec{ales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

Los Bsncos Banqueros sguientes han psgado sempEs
presenac6n los premios de la Loteri9 del Estsdo de
Louisiana Pueden atestuar aeeroa de L 99nrsae5 TeG
Pea del state National Bank New Orleaps A. Baldwin
Pres del New Orleans National Bark, New Orleans. Ca
Kohn Pres. del Union National Bank, New Orleans. Geo
w. Mott Pres del CiEens' Bank Of LouiaanS. New Or
cans Los sorteos lebrarsn pGbco todos los me-
ues en- Puerto Cortex, Honduras @. Al como sigue'
1894
Enero g.-Fsbrero l3.--MsrEo 18.--AbrE l0.--Mayo
S.-JuAio 19.-Julo 0.Agcsto l4-setiembra 1l.-Octl,
hre 9.-Novismhre I9 -DicismbTs 1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
s, lH,eD, N dolores! la Hurnanidad
n ESTA DE HtNH8RABBENAf
PIDA " EN- ToDAs LAS BOTCAs Ell
AICOhOladO Indiana
De Juaro0ui y Rioa FARMhCEUTICO5.

sut dn'' roTmsHe7 10
sln
fdcdo@6 omu's gsa'hE.mo' ~ exo a ' NJ
rn mas eiE 1o h. cooaado o M uo M doO de mus qsc
sie ahOr' p'deo'o Ac0hoGdo Zdiano N
hOLGdO Indiana z" Ac0boZ0d0
s = BSno
FGmsNa Coon
edidos sree. Juaregui y Rios, Famaoento
General PaVfa 8AREClBO Poco Agente General Cuba Pco
Don Mateo Frontera SOEjCrND y Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
Attractive sin precedents,
DlStTiDuci6n de,mAs do un cuartOl
dc million dc pesos
i.
QStSnt tApplsdhrl
CiR. de LOtcFfa del EsIadO do Louisiana,
Reputada durantp yElNTR 0INcO AMOS pcr Ia ints-
gridad On sns sortsoe prOnto pago de sus premios
Los negocos de la oompahia de- Loteria del EsAdo de
Luios ana despu6s de Veine cinco de pr6speHas
operaciones en- e Estado de louisiana han sdO ranse
manentemente su ohcnA principal Ia denominac6n de
C0MPANlAe eNAGIONAL DE LOTER
DE HONDURAS
(oompania dc LOteris del Estado de Louisanal
Capital: SO. 900, 900
Este trssado de Ia Compania aumentara faciIitard
enormemente Ia esfera de OperacOnes d&ndoe
rtcel International extendiepdo neRoclos los dos
hemisferos, on lugar de estar antes ccunscrta
Goberno de Honduras. No habrA ningdn cambio on "a
Administration nj en- la naturaeza de gsrantias
pOnsablidades m6todo de cOnducr negocos la
soa exception de un insgnicante Fetardo e aervco
te sin embargo seFa rapdamene obVado por los cables
unen la Europa ls America, Ia dstanca ser& abFe
Vada por medic de Vapores que haran eerVcio Directs
mente de Puerto Coez de puertos de los Esados
Unidos en- el Golfo de Mexico.
Certificate de los CQmlsQEiOs .

Los billetes de la Compania Naciona de Loteris de
Honduras contendran e sguiente certHcado:
"Por ell presente certiAcamos que Vgismos los ARE
ios para odos los sorteOs Ia Compshia de oters de
Honduras. Compania de Loteia Estado de Loulsla-
ma que personalmente driglmos reysamos los sor-
teos los que hacen toda hOnrades rectud buena
u para TODD e mundo Autorzamos Ia ConpaniG que use
este cetacado con los facsmes nuesras mas On aus
RnUncios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

y1a impression del sellO de Ia Repdbca de Honduras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
rM0 nm L0GB0N0 Bodegas de Garcia GAgo
VIM DH lUuNuHU Sitas en- Anguciana, Rioia.
COSECHA DE 1862

Este exccente vino ha sido analizado cienttica.
mente en- el Laboratorio Quimco Municipal de esta
cudad en- vista de Ia proporcionaldad nOrmalidad
de sus componentes principaes, fue declarado RIaO
gasao srenlO ,u.PRrezaJ nocvas la salud. 81 Ger.
tilicado que atestgua las excelencias del VINO DE
LOGRONO, 10 poseen disposition de los que quieran
vero, los tnicos agentes que suscrl1en.
S05Ttna d LMtda y O.
B-Los precios por cuarterolas son muy m6dcos.
La docena de botellas vale t2-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
AYIsO IGPORTAETE

Como las eyes de cads uno de los Esaios UnidO GIs
uhsn todaa Las LotersE despueS del L. de Kpero De 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
100000 BILLETIs
In snterosy 1racciones para satear los comprsdorss
sO,t.Os m.nsuaI.s. Listq do los grsmios
ssshsa s. 50 afiSETsz


A. siAstt s2ss,stzsS = 5ssssss S3sk!ss.a Sc lss
Natie 3irfos 81; QGirsos al; DSsuaa 50 csntsgcg VII
4Eiyca rs centsvos Pfeci1 psTs las gociadsdtr cWbs
bletes tRteTo ~ equivalents pOr s50Fars loE VGna
edcrea prsrio epeeia Es daEsEn ysudsSoreF todss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
PTlE0E
TnaTRuooIoNEa aEETrAIra

dc compr nngun blete de aguno que prstends jvkSrs
en- S'gIno de dich0s Estsdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

Con podo conocmento del pa donde he vVdo argos AMOS
cy de las cosnbre de uvenud puertouena con ccunan
ca de resdr hoy Barcelona donde tengo mi mi am
dede aqu acudn buscar instruction secundara uetara
aquea udad provincial medante m6dicO acceptable
estpendio annual.
Ne Otezco pue los padres de fama que deseen utza
srvco En- mi tendra los 6venes amigo que les Guide les
observe que les emule les anme les acompane Ocud
que les atencOnes aectuosas del hogar dom6scO
que queran obner mas ampios deaes pueden pedos
gs los en7iar6 en- e actO.
Gale Cortes $50 g. Puerta z
aesa 1891 BARCELONA
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E8EbaFb5FE NOvels pOr el DOC
VI A&6Rti8 TOR FRANK, tereers

sdiei6n. Sc Yende an eats redAeci6n , en- 81 al.
nsesn dc Adaics de don 0limpiO OterO, Pence 4
80 eentaEoa q eianiplar,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
noar Croating Trouble with De noersts

WASHINGTON. -. c., June 2S--A se-
rious prospect is opened up by the de-
termned fight which Mr.. Hoar is max
ing in the Senate against the passage
OF the Joint resolution 10 continue exist
ing appropriations for thirty days. Tn
less this resolution should pass and re-
celye the Presidents signature on or be-
fore Saturday next, all the wheels Of tho
Government Will be blocked. and the pay
Of every person In the service OF tho
Government. from the President down 10
the humblest official, will stop Should
Mr.. HOar persist IN his purpose OF op-
posing the reference OF the resolution for
the next two mornings during the few
minutes interval which elapse between
the obtaining OF a quorum and the call
of the regular order Ohe tariff bin at
1879 A. NJ, he can prevent the passage
OF the resolution
The only course then open for the ma
jOrity will be the dangerous experiment.
OF laying aside the tariff bill ull the
expenses OF continuing the Government
are provided for IL IS believed that the
necessity Of the passage Of the Joint reso-
luton TO continue expenditures Is tho
real obstacle In the way OF cleyelands
leaving the city. II is understood that
his valet had the Presidents steamer
trunk packed for a day or Two. but tho
President cannot leave Washington till
the Joint resolution is presSnted to him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
DECIDED AGAINsT THE ROADS.
The Commerce Commission Adheres to the
Long and short Haul Rule.

WASHINGTON, June 2-The Inter
State Commerce Commission to-day. in
an opinion by Commissioner YeOmans, an
nOunced its decision OF the case of II.
W. Behlmer against the Memphis and
Charleston, and East Tennessee. Georgia
and South Carolina roads. The carriers
charge nine cents per LOO more for the
transportation Of hay from Memphis
70 Summervile ). c., than they do for
carrying that commodity from Memphis
over the same connecting line TO Charles
ton, twenty-one miles east Of Sumner
Vile. The complainant alleged this TO be
in violation OF the long and short haul
clause. The carriers set up the cOmpe-
titiOn Of various markets for carrying
hay between Memphis and Charleston.
The Commission holds that these con-
siderations do not Justify carriers in de-
parting from the long and short haul
rule In the absence Of an order OF relief
issued by the Commission under the pro-
visO clause of the fourth section, and re-
afirms its construction OF the long and
short haul provision as laid down In the
Social Circle and Georgia Court Of Appeals
al New Orleans by its decree In favor
Of the Commission In the Social Circle
case. The carriers are ordered 10 cease
and deslst from making the higher charge
for the shorter distance to SummerVile
without prejudice TO their right 10 apply
for a relieving order under the fourth
section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
ROWING REPUBLICANS.
The Weldon Convention Broke up without
Nominating.

WELDON, y. c., June Especial
The Grand old Party" % this district
is now, stranded. Last night. after TAX
ing thirteen ballots and engenderlnS any
amount Of animosity, the Republican Con-
greesional Convention broke up IN a
row without making a nomination. Both
Chaatham and White claim the nomina-
tion this morning The convention was IN
session until 3 o'clock this morning IN d
closely packed hall.
AT lines excitement ran high, and men
staupeded down the narrow flight OF
stems whenever there were indicatioqs
Of a serious difficulty The Republicans In
this district are divided, and all the elo-
duence OF the campaign orators can never
unite them. There Is bitter feeling De
tween the Cheatham and v hite factions,
and the result Will be that a Democrat
Will be elected 10 Congress. Just before
the convention broke up, White made
speech. I'm which he denounced the white
Republicans Of the district, and said that
q few white men Of the party were en-
deavorlng 10 throttle the Will OF 1000
negro Republicans. He promised TO meet
them at the polls in November.
Among tha spectators were several
northern capitalists, who are engaged In
developing the Great Falls water-power
here il was a circus 70 them, and they
said they could now see why white men
of th. South are Democrats.
Cheatham is a good colored man. is
Farmer and he does all in his power to
bring about the best OF feelings between
the races.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
NOW CIHOINNATI'S POLICE.
One of the Police Commissioners Says that
Crime IL Being Protected Th-re.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-At Tuesday s
meeting Of th. Police Commissioners a
sensation was made by Commissioner
Frank Kirshner, who said:
Il have information that members OF
the Police Department are receiving
money as brlbes for protection. l have
at present, and has for some time, been
a woman as a bribe for protection.
have been Investigating this matter for
some time personally. and have many
facts. AS soon as sufficient witnesses
are got together who will swear TO
the facts. / propose 20 bring the whole
matter to n focus. ] have Information
to prove that there is n shameful busi-
ness going on all over the city. l propose
10 get to the bottom Of It,"
4 searching Investigation Will be made.
The New Orleans Corruption.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2S.-The grand
fury. which Is still investigating corrup-
tfOn and bribery on the pant OF the
CITY officials, brought in two more indict-
mcnts to-day for bribery, making ten in
All. one OF these indictments IS against
Thomas Healy, Councilman from the
First ward charged with receiving 4
bribe Of 500 from the Anheuser-Busch
BreWing Company, OF 81 Louis, IOr Not-
ing for an ordnance favorable to that
company and getting 1t through the
COuncl The . 'c~ = aH9ln7t Jonh
Rach. ex-assessOf, and charges him with
grand jury l. still investigating the
charges Of corruption, and expects 10 ma
a number Of indictments before IL gets
through with its work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
MAD BROTH ER IN STANFORD.
He Has Left for France-said santo Be
lon0ed 10 an Anarchist Society

STANFORD, CONN, June 2s.-Police-
man O'Neil. while patrolling IN the vicin-
itv of the railroad station Tuesday even
ing. cav grOup OF Italians COnversing
i'm an excited manner one of the men
had a large roll Of money. O'Neil inQuir-
ed OF the Italians what interested them
so much. and learned that the man with
the money was WihelminO Santo,
brother OF Cesare Giovanni SantO. lthe
assassin OF President Carnot. and he was
to leave on the 1870 !. NJ. train for New
York To the policeman's inquiries he
said:
"Yes, my brudda ne Santo. lie stabba
Tbe italians here to-day are very guard
ed i'm speaking Of the matter They
admit that one Of their countrymen left
last night having a large sum Of money,
but would give no further information.
Santo told some OF the employees at the
sfatlon that he was a brother OF President
Carnot's assassin lie said that he was
Going over 10 help his brother, and eX-
1Iained that his brother had no chcice
hut to commit the crime. lie belonged TO
"a band OF Anarchists who had voted 10
nut Carnot out Of the way, and the lot
feIl 10 him TO commit the deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
Want a Better Price for lotion seed.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2S.-A number
OF leading cotton planters OF louisiana,
Arkansas. and Mississippi have called n
convention 10 meet at Vicksburg July
18th 20 devise ways and means OF SELF
ing this seasons crop OF cotton seed.
The planters complain that the oil mills
have made n combine against them. and
that In consequence the price of the
seed has ranged very low -sll In New
Orleans. and only 81 In some Of the
that the supply has been very short.
The price obtained In the country for
seed does not pay the planter. IL Is said.
as IL impoverishes the SOIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29

Several bills were passed by the House
In the morning hour under request for
| unanimous consent, but none Of general
| interest, or into which politics entered.
| Then the bill TO provide for the admission
! Of eNew Mexico 10 the Union was called
on by Mr.. Wheeler dem. AlaD. There
! were no further amendments except to
| perfect the teXD proposed, and when the
| reading had been concluded Mr.. Wheeler
| delivered a brief patriotic address of
| welcome TO the new candidate for ad-
mission to the sisterhOOd OF States, which
evoked applause from both sides of the
Mir. Wheeler said:
MIR. Speaker,-The last paragraph Of
this important bill has been read, and
It's consideration is completed. Now by
our votes We are 10 have the pleasing
duty OF adding another State TO the ban
ner to which the world reveres as the
emblem of American courage, American
progress and American freedom. Wei
come. thrice welcome, noble, chiValrOuS
people, to our sisterhoOd of states. l say
welcome to our brothers, the brave Amerl-
can pioneers, who have made their homes
In this land of the far far West. Wei
come our Spanish brethren, whose an
cesfore braVed the broad Atlantic and
planted the seeds Of Christianity and civ
ilization in the valley or the klo Grande,
nearly century before our f0refathers
landed upon the shores OF virginia and
New England. Welcome, thrice welcome.
TO all the rights all the joys. and all the
blessed privileges of this great, glorious
ana proud repuDllc. go
The DuI was passed without division.
Under the terms of a special order
adopted May 7th, Mr. Bankhead Dem.
AlaD called up the Senate bill providing
for the construction Of a Hall Of Records
In the city Of Washington. The House
Committee on Buildings and Grounds re-
ported a substitute for the Senate bill, di-
recting the Secretary OF the Treasury to
purchase half a block OF ground Just
south OF the Capitol grounds, at a cost
OF $4,000 and erect building thereon, to
cost $4,000 The portion, of the property
not occupied by the Hall OF Records is
10 be used for storage and folding rooms
for the House Of Representatives.
Opposition was promptly manifested
partly on the grounds that the price
named is excessive and partly on the
ground that the Government already
owns suitable building sites.
on a motion TO fix the price OF the
property to be purchased at $4,000 offer
ed by Mr.. Bryan Dem, Neb) the vote
by tellers was, yeas, 81; nays, 62. Mr..
Baker (Rep) made the point OF no quo
rum, and roll call disclosing but LIS
members present. at 420 o'clock the
House adjourned until tomorrow without
action on the bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29

FORT WORTH. TEXAS. June 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs. Al Waite, living two miles from
SulDnur Springs were fred on last night
by a discharged negro, John Williams.
Mrs Waite was instantly killed, ana Mr.
Waite mortally wounded. and VIII die.
Williams had Winchester. This after
noon the negro was captured by the sber-
ms posse near Weaver and taken TO
sulphur Springs. While being guarded
an enraged mob OverpCwered the guards
and took Williams % the outskirts. where
he was hanged 20 a telephone pole. Scott
Waite, brother OF the wounded man. lei
the mob II was the most bloOd-curdling
scana In the history Of the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
Anorher Confederate Monument.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 2s.-"Caro-
lima Day is generally celebrated by the
military Of Charleston. To-day II was
made the occasion for the Washington
Light Infantry 10 unveil the bronze tab
let's or the monument erected 20 the Con
federate soldiers OF that command. The
grafton OF the occasion was delivered by
Rev. DR. 4. Toner Porter
The Palmetto Guards saluted Jasper
monument, which stands within sight or
the famous Moultrie. The lrish Voiun-
teers Moultria Guards and other COM
panies gave suppers and dances Ma
tional flags were displayed from all pub
fio buildings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
GOyERYOR HOGG PAIRIOIIC.
lie Wants to stand In Faneuil Hall and
Take on His Hat I'm Honor of It.

BOSTON. June Ex-Governor James s.
Hogg. Of Texas. and party are in Boston,
the guests OF the city OF Boston. Gov
ernor Hogg said 10 reporter: we have
come to Boston. many OF us for the first
noIitics In our visit Ii is all pleasure.
Tncidentally. we shall take occasion while
here TO see some OF your business men,
aod expiain TO them the advantages
Texas offers for their capital.
This is my first Visit 10 Boston, and
Han and take my hat of to the Cradle
oT Liberty. We shall stay here ten days
or more. and Then 20 back 10 New York"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
p,oker s,oIlenwerek Kills Himself.

MOBILE, ALA. June &.Eugene stol-
ienwerck. merchandise broker and sec
,,on tinted himself with a revolver this
morning He was originally from Selma,
Ala. lived for a while In Birmingham.
Ala and came here two years ago. No
reason Tor the suicide is given. He ap-
peared 10 be doing well In business. lie
renresented Sinclair x CO., OF Cincinnati.
lie was thirty-five years old, and leaves
a wife and three children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
r.,.l Railway Accident.

READING. PA. June 2-Three persons
80 tiIied and many more seriously
tninrad % shortly before noon on the Penn.
syivania W railroad to-day. The accident
occurred on bend jdst aoove bere ths ahsus e'ty
o'clock crashed into the rear end Of a
coal train going In the same direction
The killei are John Murray. fireman,
Pottsville; George Bear. Hamburg, and
Wolf Selig. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
Iahnr Day n ntlonal Holiday.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Representa.
tive Cummings, OF New York. this after
noon took the bin making Labor Day q
national holiday 10 the White House. and
President Cleveland signed IL at once
The pen and holder. plain steel stdt
and wooden affair. will be sent by Mr.,
Cummings to Samuel Gompers, president
Of the American Federation Of Labor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
pyrotechnical Display.

cuIcAGO ILL. June 2s-By the ex-
,,,osion ~ a case OF fire works on the
PlosiIal Teos platform IL Of the special trae bring
ing ing home the marching club OF the Cook
county Democracy last night eight mem;
,,,iiad INTO bloomington, preparations had
BEEN" BEEN made 10 give display. as. the
Chairman of the convention. owen Scott.
WAS 10 get off there. The box OF fire.
,.orLs was nlaeed an the rear platform
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29

McNeagh. Mayor Hopkjng and other
prominent members Were riding. In
some way the fireworks ignited. and an
explosion followed. Mayor Hopkins had
the Side. OF his face and his hands burn
ed, and his mustache and hair were
slnged. Seven others were more or less
burned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
wfarurR roKEc,sr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June T.--For
Virginia and North Carolina and South
Carolina: Generally fair: variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
An Alabama Apnoinfmenf

WASHINGTON. June 2s-The Presi-
dent to-day sent IN % .he nomination n OF
glstrar Of the Land ONCE at Huntsville,
Ala
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-29
RANGE on rHEnMoMErEn

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times once ye5ter-
II. NJ. -; . T.. NJ. ~; V n. ~. Aver
axe. s.