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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
SENT BACK TO PETERSBURG.
This The Disposition OF Urquhart-The
Pluemacher and Other Cases.

Justice Crutchheld yesterday morning
turned over to the authorities oc the
Cockade City w. 5. Urquhart. who, as
was published in the Dispatcn. was ar
rested at Ford's Hotel Tuesday night by
Sergeant Tomiinson on the charge Of
having failed TO pay an slS.65 board-bili
at the AppomattoX Hotel. Petersburg.
TrGuhart was taken TO Petersburg in the
afternoon.
The case Of f. II. Pluemacher. the in
surance-agent who is charged with thr
larceny of $50 from Lewis Cmlauf, o.
Chicago. was called In the Police Court
Yesterday morning. and continued again
until the 9Th instant at the request Of MIR.
ID. &. Richardson, counsel for The accused.
Mr. Pluemacher was again bliled in the
sum of $2.O00 with c. +. Sauer as his
bondsman
Mary II. Onley (colored) went TO the
grand jury in two cases. one was FOR
stealing a pair of pillow-shams and n
table-cloth. and the other for violently
resisting officer Butler in the discharge
Of his duty. The charge against her OF
entering the house of Bette Jones i'm the
nighttime and destroying some clothing,
was dismissed.
The case of Fannie Boiling (colored)
suit OF furniture and wood-top side
| board. was postponed until the 9th.
Prosser Taylor and Emma Foster (col-
orcdD were sent to the grand jury
charged with stealing SO from the person
of George Tyler. Part Of the money was
| recovered.
Oscar Ford and Fred. Lucas, couple oil
| white men. were up on the charge ol
| stealing a horse valued at $50 from Henry
81
came into possession Of the animal by a
| trade. and the case was dismissed.
Mahala Hickman. black virago. VINO
| is frequently TO be seen in her vilest form
| in the Police Court. was on hand tc
answer 10 the charge of being disorderly
and cursinG and abusing Rosa Hll. she
was fined s. and costs for this, and became
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

Not to know the latest way to shake
hands is an evidence that you ana socl-
etv are not on intimate terms. Stand
about three and one.half feet from the
person whose hands you are shaking.
Place the left foot behind the right and
incline the body slightly. Lower your
arm on a line with your waist Then
take hold of the tips (merely the tlps)
of the other shakers fingers. Give two
or three gentle little shakes up and
down-not sideways. Do be careful
not to be energetic. If there is any
thing people OF good form detest this
season it is energy.
The proper walk on the street will he
a springy sort Of swagger. 1t Is COM
| plicated. You must shake your entire
body as well as suggest On automatic
spring in each leg While walking
always appear absorbed. Try to look
as though you were thinking. Serious
ness and gravity is to be the role this
year.
Speaking OF walking suggests grow
ing fad. You must walk Talk about
walking everywhere. 1t doesn't in the
least matter if you ride every time you
have the price OF Ia carfare-it is proper
to pose as a pedestrian.
Great cordially is eau fait " this
year on the street. AS always. a woman
speaks first, but she does it as though
she were really iglad to see you. On
being introduced it is good form to
make people think you have been long
ing to know them. Especial cordially
should be observed in greeting ac-
qain.ances from your carriage, when it
is quite proper to beam like q basket of
chips. Backed by carriage, be as
ELUSIVE as you please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

SOUTHERN RAlLH r.'.
1880 4. Il, s.ltl..r
Augusta, aul l.D'-
Atlanta. Augusta. 49,.
VI. except SUNDAY -...
house.
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ductor. lie had served for number OF
years upon the grand jury OF the county,
and had also filled the Office Of school
trustee. Quiet and unassuming In his
disposition, he possessed those traits OF
character which endeared him TO those
who were drawn into Intimate relations
with him.
He was consistent member OF the
Clay-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
OF this city, and exempliiicd in his life
and death the teachings Of our Saviour.
His funeral will take place from that
church tomorrow morning at ii o'clock.
wife and six children survive him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Car. Men 10 IlnY Hall.

The game Of ball 70 have been played at
West-End Park some days since between
the motOrn eu and conductors OF the
Union ana city divisions Of the Electric
Railway Company. which was postponed
on account Of rain VIII be played on this
afternoon. Quite number OF tickets
were SOLD 20 the contest. which was not
completed, and these Will be recognized
NJ the gate this afternoon. The two
teams are IN good condition, and a good
game may be expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

F,e,ds Cook fcoiored) was arrested yes
terday on a warrant sworn out by Al
bert Johnson, charging him with keeping
n disorderly house. Cook Keeps bar,
room and dance-housc at the corner OF
Third and Duvl streets Some Tune ago
he was arrested for keeping his bar open
on Sunday, and on that account ne lost
his position at the post-ofilce lie gave
bail for hls appearance at the Poiice
Court this morning.
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Death Of Mr. John 4. Maxnard.

Mr.; Joha T. Maynard. highly respect
81 citizen % Henrido. died at his resi-
morning after "a lingering illness. which
ns bofe With great patience ana for,itude
lfe was. AT the time Of his death. and had
been ior many years engaged In the brick
was The senior member OF the fiy,, 80
John r. Maynard Il Son. Al one time
p Was m the employ Of the Chesa peake
- saaio Rsilwpy Coml,-ov - go
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rov,v., M..,,no n, Union station.

Rev. DIR. w. J. Twilley has been preach
ing this week I'm Union-StatiOn with great
power. lie win preach again only to,
night and to-morrow evening al 10
yades the congregation. and the outlook
Is full OF promise. Mir. Twilley, who has
been visiting DR. Ray. will leave the city
for his own charge on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
rNHE MANAGEMENT OF WOMAN's


formerly Richmond Female INSTITUTED
Tenth and Marshall streets wish to cali
the attention Of its patrons and the gene
raj public u their greatly-improved facili-
ties in the Music Department. where I'M
der the most approved conservatory
methods. instruction IN the various
branches OF musical art, including Theory
and History. can be had at greatly re-
duccd cost.
The department Is under the immediate
direction Of PROFESSOR j. EMORY
SHAW. assisted by corps OF competent
teachers. We invite your attention 10 our
methods. DR. JAMES NELSON
sc 2J-Tu, Th&Su2w President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
NRENCH LANGUAGE.

Nile. f. VI. DE LA TOUR DE La
BANON SKI. Partisan By birth and cdu-
cation. a graduate OF Tours, in Touraine.
the place Of the purest French and fault
less pronunciation. viii resume her con-
NERSATION. READING GRAMMAR.
And LITERATURE CLASSES In schools
of this city.
HER PRIVATE CLASSES ARE AT
SCHOOLS TERMS.
NEW AND BEGINNERS CLASSES
formed al Z0l east Main street.
Sc l6-Su, Tu. Th&Fiw'
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THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION. OUrOBEK 1894

70 obstrepcrous In court that the Justice
had her brought from the pen again ana
added SO additional to her punishment'
and sent her to jail for thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
DC 27-IezSu Is2o-Is22 east lain street.

WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT
" IL VII DO gr0ltlg 10 your advantage 10
patfopizs the RICHMOND SrtAM DYElNG,
SCOUkING, AND CAkPETCLEANING
WORKS MRS. A. j. PYLE,
Sc 2O-Ihts 3IJ north Fifth street.
7 AIDES WISHING TO LEARN
Z the most simple nOis 81 CUTTING, FIJI
TING, AND DKEssMAKlNG ever taught can
&c: instruction Mt 323 west Main street Gail
from otol2 SO 27.1h,su&Tulm
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7 AIDES WISHING TO LEARN
In O'SULLlYAN, EIGHTEENTH

n O'SULLlVAN, EIGHTEENTH
H. ana Main streets, wants customers for
packages >oapinc. -..-......-............S -
900 bales Choice iiay-j-bale lots-deliy-
c'Tl......-. '.''. '.'''.'.''-- W
$ large bars Laundry soap................. -
Pure Lard made by Richmond butcher
per pound ...-........... .......... o
o plugs Fine Sun-Cured tobacco, same as
GfaYely, ............ .t....,.... ...'....'. ~
Pure CIDER Vinegar, suitable tor picking,
. pounds Fine cream Cheese. ........-. 70
Nice sweet Mountain Butter. Just come In,
per pound. ...--... ...--.-.-.s.. -
pounds very large soft California Prunes 20
Imported Sardines win keys, roll top, per
can. ....-......- .-..... ....--...'.. q
4 dozen New North Carolina Cut Herrings -
Nice Roll Goldfish. pounds for............. -
Fine 81 Mocha and Java Coffee !rosh ground -
Vanilla syrup, sugar Drp-something new
per gGliNn .-......s..... ....'-ss.-s.- ~
Q DOZEN Lemons. large ones................. -
5000 bags Finest Family Flour Pride. 20
Same Flour in barrels. creamy white ...... 3 10
English brsaKfsst Tea, per pound. 20
C pounds Granu!sted sugar and pound
lea tuliAeil.. ......... 80. ..........-.-.. III
Dent tail t. zee this. 1t Is only for to-day.
az lisa, Su. iu,Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTION SALE.
By virtue OF the provisions OF a cer, ,sa5
deed OF trust. dated February ~, ~,
duly recorded In thu Clerks ONCE OF w
Richmond Chancery Court IN i'et.i "a, I'oo -
II5 A. page l57. default having been niapc
in the payment Of the note th f9 DO by
tho Beneficiary under said deed. We VIII
sell by auction. upon the premises On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1894.
at ; o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY Dc,
scribed i'm said decd as follows: All INA.
certain LOT. PIECE, OR PARCEL or
LAND. with the improvements thereon
wing and being In the city or Klcninoilu;;
Va. at the northeast corner or Leish anu
Graham streets fronting p feet on the
north line OF Leigh street, ana running
back between parallel lines - feet 70 an
allev i'm the rear 8 feet wide.
TL,RNfS: Cash sufficient to pay note OF
S975, with interest from august >, i% 9n
terms 10 De announced at eale.
b f. TURNER. Trustee.
d. DC ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, %,
w WOULD LIKE TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
In m offce, Wholesale or retail store. manu-
featuring establishment, or honest work of any
kind. Salary no object, but position with nm
OPPORTUNITY OF advancing the aim. Can furnish
the best Of reference aud am not afraid OF work.
II you noed any ono for any purpose address a.
j.. W.. 40 east Grace street oc i-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

THE TT AIMING SCHOOL OF THE
Il KINDh2GARTEN ASSOCIATION OF BAL
1iNORE Is ready TO receive applications for tho
year beginning October 1894. Comprehensive
and advanced coIrsos for kindergartIers. Su-
perior advantages 10 those desiring complete
course. For particulars address by letter
MISS CAROLINE NJ. {. HART,
Director % the Training school, . Lafayette ave-
nue., or Mrs. HENRY WOOD.
PIG Cak street, Baltimore, Nd.
40 9Th ESaIn
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RAILEO 40 1855.
CONDENSED IINI...

.,.,,,
1 O-'DA'-'''''''
-
CHESAPEAKE And ONO
tor Noriois al- t..
Polu,. Ncriois. a.i
VI. except sunday
ton forge. -.'u D.
lou. .ouis Lime L''.l.''' .r..'..
..'.i,.,.'..,i.t. f.....
.,-',at, ,rJ tiI...
Fr',n ri,rtr-.rr..t ....
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80 Cuf,., ~.
',,,..,.t Srrta.. g.
Enry 0lein] ior far
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cent SUNDAY. AZ Ue....
= T. NJ. t.yrert
notation tor ola f-..
>-o,r,,,- ~. ,,t......
.ONr YIN 49,
'ss,.',,I'e -
p. NJ. for Nor,..s.
Bristol, Mcmpii-. -s
south and Wc-L
...,,..r,,r,,,- y,,-n..,
HON 80 IN
- - ..
$500 -,
h"hN'h' n"N
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

BY J. Il. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
ili3 Main street.
U,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
nE THAT

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THAT
SPECIALLY DESIRABLE, SPAcIooS'
SUBSTANTIAL, AND ATTRACT
IVELY-LOcATED n,,c,
CORNER DETACHED BRICK RESI-
DENcE AND LARGE LOT az,
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER VI
MARSHALL AND TWENTY
FOURTH STREETS.
In execution Of n certain deed OF trusS
N me. dated March S. 1889. and OF recoI1
I'm Deed Book 1877 ~ page 90 tlchi II,,,, =
Chancery Court. default having oeel i NM
I'm rho debt secured, and being i'qu,' -, -.
SO 10 do by the beneficiary, ! shall SCH W
pubIic auction, on the premises, Oh
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1884.
nj : O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESIA .,I -
described in said deed. the lot 1n,,r,S
Ok feet ON the east side of Twenty-iouIth
9. strest and extending back along thc
southern line OF Marshall street W VIM IN,
raraIIel lines 100 feet to an alley ~ Ie.'
wide. and the dwelling being a most ,ID-
s,antial two-story brick house OF tOvins'
Attractive in style. thoroughly conNsnlSu''
TeiI arranged. and in all respects desira-
bic. t 4, iieu Of
,ba terms prescribed by said deed, one
third cash. the residue In two eqlal IN
etaIments at one and two years, Dy IL ,
yotiahle notes, with interest adden' ""u
secured by deed Of trust
JAMES -. ELAN,
Trustee.
J. b. Elan & Co. Auctioneers. ocS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

Rv r. T.. Turner & Co,
Real Estate Agents ana Auclio"oo'S'
So east Broad street
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AGENCIES IN EVERY TOgg lr, ,-o
WA. III. PALNER. Pro-ll....
w. N. MCCARTHY. ~..-.,...
=. McC. FISHER, i..-~...
RICHMOND RAILBl1
aE.
ELECTRIC C0N25H

Main Office and ii.
foot Of Seventh sitc.,
City DIVISION, Office ..
streets. Telephone e.
Union Division. o..
and J. streets. Ic.epa..
Manchester Ohic.,
Telephone 232l-
Are and incantes.
Electric Power az reI,
Electric-Light VIM.
Parties desiring r.rtr
Power by notify nE i.-
mail or telephone, ~.
by representative ot Gle.
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AUCTION sALKs-rhis Des.
BY J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
i HOUSE AND LUf
AT NO. cos CHARITY STREET.
AUCTION sALKs-rsls Dag.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust from Ricn-
ard Parsons and wife TO the undersigned;
trustees. dated September IL. l@9. anu
recorded In the Clerks office OF the Ghan mar
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond. Deer
Book $50 A. page I07. to secure. payment
OF certain notes therein described. ana ue
fault having been made, and being re-
quired so to do by the beneficiary. we
Will sell at public auction, on the PREMISES
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1891,
at s o'clock T.. NJ, the above PROPERI \,
described in said deed as fronting ~
feet on said Charity street. with deptn
OF los feet the eastern line OF when N
the centre line OF a partition wall De-
tween houses Nos. 206 and 3S.;
TERMS: Cash. as 10 expense or eh-
ecuting this trust and to pay two notes
one for 1918. and the other s239-wlth unpaid
interest thereon: as to the residue OF pur
chase money on such terms as said Par,,
sons and wife may direct. and IN case Oh
their failure so to do, as the trustees
shall think fit
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
WALLACE i. BROWN.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown G. Co.. Auctioneers'
Sc 20
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General omces: Planters '. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-05
TN BUEa PRoYECTO
ManWeJ VGtd6S q C0JdS.
Hato-grande, Abril TO de 1894.

Nuestros distinguido os amigos los senores don
Patricio Montojo y don Enrique Vijande han
presentado una moci6n la Junta de Obras de
Puerto de esta Capital que estimamos muy digna
de resolverse favorablemente por los grandes be-
nehcios que habIa de reportar 81 legara reali.
zarse aumentando considerablemente la importan-
cia martina comercial de este puerto
Sc trata, dado ell oportuno estado en- que Sc
hallan las obras referidas, de pensar coordinar
desde ahora la possible construction de un dSqwe
Seco, dejando sin cegar ell brazo de aqua necesa-
rio contener buques de los que entran nuestro
puerto, al hacer la ensenada comprendida entire
la isleta denominada Mataredonda el actual
vafadero.
La importancia de este trabajo juicio de
los autores de la moci6n-y de nosotros, ,-sobre-
puja, sin duda adn la del mismo dragado en-
ejecuci6n, pues con 81 dejariamos de ser tributa-
rios del Floating dock en- San Thomas, que por
razones que nadie Sc escapan, esta llamado
desaparecer en- mas menos tempo, aumentando
considerablemente la importancia de nuestra ba-
h1a que con este grande auxiiar atraer1a prefe-
rentenente los buques que necesitando recorrer
8 hmpiar sus fondos, Sc ven obhgados hoy
ir la vecina isla danesa procedentes de todas
las Antillas extranjeras a1n de Cuba. La obra,
verdad es que sera relativamente costosa, pero es
incuestionable que ser1a tambien en- breve plazo,
remunerada por los crecidos rendimientos que
promote.
A reserva de volver ocuparnos de tan inte-
resante asunto cuando podamos estudiarlo con
mas detenimiento, nos apresuramos dar como
Ger de los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE ell no.
table proyecto iniciado por los Sres. Montojoy vi
jande, q. esperamos sera bien acogido por la Junta
de Obras de Puerto. La importancia MARTINA
comercial que por su posici6n geografca y por el
progreso que ba alcanzado en- los tltimos amos,
tiene hoy la Capital de Puerto-Rico, no es un
misterio para nadie, como no 10 es tampoco Ell
hecho de que esa importancia aumenta considera
blemente cada dia
Prepararnos, pues, para estar en- condolences
de brindar toda clase de ventajas facilidades a
los buques que nos visiten, fin de atraer ell ma
yor ndmero de ellos, es prudente y previsor por
cuanto que contribuys q dar paso franco al pro
greso que aspiramos conquistar en- todas sus
manifestations.
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GACETA OFFICIAL DE HOY

Gobierno General -Negociado 1o-Decretos
del Gobernador convocando por 2a vez al Cuerpc
electoral de los Ayuntamientos de Gurabo, Toa-
baja, Sabana grande, Arroyo, Juana Diaz, SAINTS
Isabel Hatillo para los dias 10, 20, 81 y p de-
corriente mes; y Por primera, al de los de Cabo
rojo, Maunabo Vega-alta, Vieques, San German
Barceloneta para los mismos dias.
Secretarfa- Negociado 40-Real orden con
cediendo authorization los vecinos del barrlo de
Montoso (Mayaguez) para la construction de un
cementerio en- la forma condolences con que
10 han soicitado.
Negociado 6O-Real orden relativa al nom
bramiento de Jueces municipales
.-Otra concediendo authorization para construir
una casa de probacion con destino las islas Fl.
lipinas demas provincias de Ultramar, en- un
edifcio contiguo la IgIesia de la Santa Cueya
de Manresa, provincial de Barcelona, Di6cesis de
Vich, cedido al efeeto por ell Prelado
Negociado 5o-N6mbrsse don Joaquin
Tornabells para sustltuir al Vice-c6nsul de Santo
Domingo en- Mayagdez don Jose A. Menendez.
durante su ausencia.
Intendencia General de Hacienda pdblica.-
Real orden nombrando Contador de la Aduana
de Msyaguez, D. Felix Dasi, Official L Vista de
esta Aduana-Otra con6rmaudo D. Jose Lopez
Zarate en- el destino de Official So de Ia Admins
TRACTION Central de Contribueiones y Rentas.
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fjaci6n de aquella cantidad debi6 de haber error
de pluma, puesto que los 4l1.000 pesos desconta
dos, no podfan ser la cantidad correspondence
l.76l, I92 duros, tuvimos que fjar en- nuestro
primer artfculo la de 3.289, 1872 pesos, en- primer
lugar, por que nos parece muy exigua aquella
para un pals, como eI nuestro en- que sus produc-
tos no circular tan rzpidamente como en- Ingla-
terra, Eatados-Unidoa, Holanda y Alemania, y
por consiguiente podfa ser suficiente satisfa-
Ger las exigencias de las transacciones mercanti-
les y en- segundo termino, porque los 3.289, 192
pesos dan exactamente, al l23 por clento de des-
cuento, la cantidad de 4I1.OO0 duros que consta
repetida en- esas fuentes hst6ricas, de que habla-
mos y tuvimos 81 gusto de estudiar. Sin conocer
esos datos, que son los dnicos verdaderos, So
atreye listed afrmar que Ia cantidad rocogida
cuando hizo elcanje el ano 81, fue de l.78o0O0.
Esto no es exacto, y para que no 10 divide le re-
petimos que Sc elev6 q la de I.76l, 1872 pesos.
Manana continuaremos la refutaci6n que es-
tamos hacienda al sin ndmero de errores en- que
usted ha incurrido en- sus tres artfculos Los que
combatiremos en- el ndmero pr6ximo son garra-
fales senior e. A. v.
Manuel VoldSs Cojas
Hato-grande, Abril TO de 1894
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De LA PENINSULA

Adelantamos slgunas de las noticias recibidas hoy
por el vapor frances, via Burdeos:
-Ha sido nombrado Alcalde de Madrid don
Alvaro Figueroa, conde de Romanones
Ell ministro de Ultramar no ha admitido
la dimision al gobernadors general de la Isa de
Cuba, general Calleja, quien seguirS desempenan-
do este importante cargo.
A las clnco de aver tarde I6, ell general
Martinez Campos, bordo del Lsla de L g6n. Sc
ha detenido frente Tarifa media hora para en-.
war un telegrama S. NJ otro saludando sfec
tuosamente al gobierno.
De nuevo zarpo ell crucero para Melilla, don
de llegara hoy temprano ell general, encarg4ndo
sc embellishments del mando de auuel eiGrcito
El personal diplomatico de la embajada sc
EMBARGO en- Mazagan en- ell vapor de la Trasat
lantica San AgWst5n con rumbo TAnger, de Gu,
20 punto regresara directamente Cadiz.
-En Ell ministerio de Ultramar Sc recibie,
ron aver por TELEGRAPH las dimisiones de los seno
res. Moral, intendente de Cuba; Barrio, gober-
nador de la Habana, y Ruiz Galarreta de Santa
Clara.
FL senior Becerra ha contestado dichos fun
cionarios que estS muy satisfecho de sus servi-
clos rogandoles al mismo tempo que continGen
en- sus puestos.
Ell telegrama que desde Tarifa dirigi6
Martinez Campos la Reina dice asi:
"Sefiora: 81 telegrama del de vuestra
merecen mis- escasos servIcios que solo deseo que
Sc presente OCCASION de acercarme merecerla.
Dfgnese vuestra majestad aceptar la expression de
mi yratitud Y de mi fervorosa adhesion los vo.
tos que hago por la felicidad del rey la de sus
altezas reales. En- ell servicio de vuestra males
tad serfa capaz de imitar al defensor heroico de
la plaza desde cuyas aguas tengo ell honor de
elevar vuestra majestad mi respetuoso saludo. -
-Ha fallecido el Marques de Corvera, en-
Murcia
Sc encuentra gravemente enfermO el Obs
po de Tuy.
Los diputados de Puerto-Rico han vista
do aver tarde al senior Becerra. Ell senior Las
tres le ha saludado en- nombre de todos sus com
paheros tratado, ademas, en- un breve discurso de
las cuestiones -pendientes en- la pequeha Antilla,
hacienda tambien unas igeras alusiones las re-
formas presentadas por ell senior Maura. El Sc
nor Becerra contest6 en- terminus muy satisfacto,
rios para los diputados puertorriquenos y respec-
to las reformas del senior Maura, declare que
no procede retirarlas, 81 no que, para susvizar
asperezas entire unos y otros diputados los oir& a
todos antes de resolver NADIA acerca de elias. Los
diputados manifestation tambien al Ministro de
Ultramar la satisfaction que yer1an en- la
Subsecretarfa de dicho Ministerio al senior don
Enrique Corrales.
I'm tai J. G. Haywood, americana riqufsi-
mo residente en- Roma, ha regalado al Papa una
collection de manuscritos raros entire los cuales
Sc encuentra la correspondence que medic entire
Isabel la Crist6bal Colon. Estos preciosos do
cumentos son ineditos, parece que podran ser
vir para la historic del descubrimiento de Anne
RIGA.