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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02

amos tengo en- mi poder una pobre sehora
recogida por piedad, cuya raz6n Sc halla
profundam6nfe alterada hasta hoy su To-
cura ha sido inofensiva, he podido tener-
Ia mi lado sin peligro pero desgraciada
mente su enfermedad ha cambiado de as
pecto, no solamente puede compromised
mi seguridad, sino hasta la de las Eresonas
que me rodean. En- su consecuencia tengo
el honor de suplcaros envieis 4 mi casa
medicos que certifquen Ell estado mental de
la sonora referida, con objetO de que Sc la
haga ingresar en- un manicomo, donde re-
ciba Ia asstencia facultativa necesaria.
Recibid, caballero, la expression de nj
consideration mas distinguida0
Thefer lego Ia carta alta vuz, anadlendo:
No falta mas que vuestra frma, sonora
7 presento la pluma Ia arciana, que Ia
tomo, balbuceando:
-Pero soy yo misma quien sohclta Ia
separation - Ay, Dios mfo !---- iJamas
tendr6 valor para tanto
-Es precise, sonora recordad que, dadC
este paso, nadie Sc atrevera a incomodaros
El argumento era decisive y Ia sonora
Amadis traz6 su nombre al pie 90 la carta
en- gruesos caracteres irregulares iusegu-
ros el agente dobl6 Ia carta la coloco Ell
su cartera, anadio:
-Lo que ACADIA de suceder debe quedal
oculto entire nosotros, en- vuestro inter6s.
II All, caballero hi una sola palabrf
sadra de mis- labios.
-Entonces tomo bajo nj cuidado garan
tizaros el reposo mas complete = Ia mas ab
soluta tranQuilidad.
La sonora Amadfs suspir6, pero con me
nos intencidad apacibles horizontes gu
las palabras del agente ADRIAN ante sus ojos
dulcfcaban IN tanto el hondo pesar que i
torturaba.
-iDe modo, caballero, que esos m6dico
vendran en- seguida 1Tal vez manana?
/ --Es possible. pero 10 puedo precisar
\ Esa vista no debe cansaros inquietud d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02

-Peligrosa vecindad. ~ los parientes de
esa loea, no la gilan
No tiene familia. ning1n lazo De pa
rentesoo la une con Ia sonora que la ha re-
cogido.
Sc hace precise hacer entender esa
sonora a 10 que Sc expone.
Ne he apresurado hacerlo, 10 ha com
prendido parfectamente, y siguiendo mis-
consoles os ha escrito la carta que tepgo ell
honor de entregaros, con objeto de que Sc
ia conceda la vista de los profesores allie
nistas y la admission de la enferma en- una
casa de salud.
Y este diciendo, Th6fer present6 la oarta
al Jefe de seguridad, que la lego Immediate
mente.
-Despachemos este asunto enseguida-
dijo el Jefe ;-5creeis que serfa conveniente
tomar intormes Los casos de locura han
excitado siempre vivamente mi curosidad /;
ire manana a la una casa de la sonora
Aaadfs con los medicos. Tendreis necesi-
dad de eotar ALI.
-Esta bien, senor.
/ Th6fer 80 RETRO satisfecho frotandose las
manos Y Ell Jefe de seguridad tomo Sc
4 guida sus medidas fin de procurarse al die
i siguente el coucurso de dos medicos Las
! declaraciones de un Inspector de vigilancif
i pesan i4ucho en- determinados casos, y como
/ Thefer pasaba por un agente lleno de cello
hombre {rtegro 8 irreprochable, ioomo sos
pechar de sus afrmaciones cuando hablabf
en- nonbre de la seguridad pdblica?
al dia siguiente, Ia una en- punto, 81
present6 el Jefe de seguridad con dos me
4 dioos en- el n6mero "A de la Plaza Real
Th6fer esperaba delante de la puerta.
-5Me permits, senor, subir el primer,
con objeto de avisar la senora Anadfs
Tiene sstenta amos, y vuestra vista inespe
rada podria causarle un sobresalto funesto
considero este como question de humani
dad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02

-Subid -replic6 ef Jefe seguiremos
dentro de cinco minutes
Ell agente Sc dirigi6 Ia escalera, y la Sc
nora Amaafs 10 recibi6 enseguida.
-ISe va llevar hoy mismo cabo esa
medida ?-pregunt6 Thefer muy agitada.
ST. sonora; pero Dada teneis que4temer.
He sabido conciliar vuestros intereses con
las exigencias .egitimas de la ley; los m6di-
cos 1nicamente, acompanados de uno de los
primeros empleados de la Prefecture, ven
dram aquf dentro de un momento para pro-
ceder la certi6caci6n legal: es una simpl6
formalidad.
-iAh! Tengo miedo
-Os repito que no debeis abrigar nipgun
tenor; os dirigiran algunas preguntas, y
responded brevemente sin turbaros.
La campanillla SO dej6 DIR a la pu erta del
piso
--Ahf estan-dijo ell polizonte
FL Jefe de seguridad Y los medicos fueron
introducidos en- Ell salon de recibir. La seno-
ra Amadfs, quien la emoci6n hacia tenn
blar, Sc presento ante ellos conducida por
Th6fer. Ell coraz6n de la anciana latfa vic
lentamente, agitado por dos sentimientos
opuestos: ell espanto que le causaba la auto
ridad, la passion real profunda que SEN
tia por Ester. En- Ell momento de estrar, los
tres hombres Sc inclinaron delante de ella
cortesments, tomando la palabra el Jefe
de seguridad dijo:
I He recibido vuestra solicitud, sonora
y vengo con estos caballeros, que son pro
fesores en- medicina, cumplir mi deber.
La sonora Amadis Sc deshizo en- lagri
mas.
Ell pesar que experimentais, sonora, e.
muy natural, hace el elogio de vuestrc
ceraz6n continue el Jefe de seguridad.-
Compreldemos cuanto os debe hacer sufril
quien habeis tratado y protegido hace tantC
tempo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
L FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version cGSteIIdnd.
SEGUNDA PARTE
La HUERFANA
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN

! sas palabras Prefecture de p0licfa hicieron
emecer de nuevo a la buena sonora, Ia
repfc6
~ tendr6 algunavez noticias de lapobre
brma
-Yo me encargo de daroslas.
i All, caballero, cuan bueno sois 6Y
bncargar6is tambien de remitir a quien
responda una suma de algunos miles de
hcos, fin de dulcifcar la situacion DE-
or (?
Gen mucho gusto, sonora.
Me someto, pues, va que no hay otro
s1edio pero tengo 81 corazon hecho peda-
k..-- Que es precise hacer?
Una cosa muy sencilla. Tened la bon
Il de tomar una hoja de papel, y escribid
que voy dictaros.
la excitaci6n de la sonora Amad1s Sc hi
visible Th6fer comprendio que Ia an
ma no brillaba por su habilidad caligraf-
y Sc apresur6 4 anadir:
-Mejor sera que, para evitaros moles-
Is. escriba 70 mismo De este modo no
ndreis mas que frmar.
La sonora Amadfs sc considero desde
IueI momento incapaz para resistlr q "a
,luntad del agente este tratando de des-
gurar la letra, tarea en- que era muy habll,
az6 las ifpea3 siguientes
"Senor jefe de Seguridad: Hace nuchos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02

ninguna especie; los m65iccs tendran para
vos todas las coasideraciones que sois
acreedora, 20, por mi pagta, contar6 con
Ia satisfaction y 81 honor De volveros a yer
muy pronto
Ihefer salado respetnosamente, J aban-
don6 en- segnida Ia sonora Amadis, Ia cual
le acompan6 hasta la puerta de Ia escalera
XII
La primera parte del plan del Inspector
acababa de llevarse a cabo con 6xito el,
agente hab1a desempenado su papel con un
taiento de primer orden; IA segonda parte
debla, segun todas las apariencias, reallzar-
Sc de m modo no men0s satisfactorio.
Ihefer Sc dirigio Il Prefecture de poll
cia, hizo pasar su nombre a Jefe De segu
rldad. Este le pregunto a verIe entrar:
-iQu6 ocurre, Ihefer!
Una cosa urgente, senor Hace dos ho-
ras pasaba 20 por Ia plaza Real, cuando me
senti atraldO por los grit que salian del
centro del jardin. Ne drigi al sitio i1dicado
pode YER que aquel escandalo era promo
vldo por la presencia de una loca cuyas ex-
traVaganclas atemorizaban a los concurren-
tes.
Supongo que Ia habreis hecho conducir
q la prevention.
No, senor.
% PoT que
--Porque la menoionada loea iba acompa-
/ NADIA por una sonora anciana Y una criada,
qpiep7s he prestado mi ayuda con objeto dc
volver condncir 4 Ia primera al domoilic
de dicha sonora, la cual habita al primer
plso de una de las casas de la plaza Real
La casa es precisamente donde vive Rene
Moulin, complicado 40 ha mucho en- una
conJuracl0n poEtica contra Ia seguridad de
iIstado, absueto por Ia sala s6tima La
demente, tranQuila en- obro tempo, hoy
j vaelve q tener raptos. como dicen los m6di
cos aspecialistas, en- un momento de furol
IA qaes1do poner fuego IA casa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-02
VENTA DE UNA QUINTA

Sc vende la quinta propiedad de
don Emilio Pozuelo, sta en- Cuatro
Gales. FL que Ia interese puede en-
tenderse con don Victor Manescau.
Plaza de las Delicias, Ponce.
Ponce, Setiembre 20 de 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
7HE CAROLINA RAILWAY.
Mr.. Dncsy says the Oa,I ,k for Building IL
81 Very Br hi.

PETERSBURG. VA, pt. ll.-Special.
AIR Richard Il. Davis. Of Petersburg,
couoscl for MIR. W. G. Dacey. OF New
york and other capitalists OF that city
and Philadelphia, ~nosc proposition Tor
% purchase of the Virginia and Caro-
lima railroad from the city Of Petersburg
vas accepted by the Common Council
some months ago. has received letter
f-oro MIR Dacey. IN which he says that
The outlook FOR building the road Is very
Encouraging Mr. Dacey further says
mai I'm his next letter to Mr.. Davis nc
hopes 10 be able 10 ten MN that me sue
cess OF the road Is assured. and that he
and his associates Will be In Petersburg
before the last OF the coming month 20
close the contract with the Common
Council. learn from Mr.. Davis that
the road. as II 3 proposed TO build it,
Rev. ". q starr. y. D.. pastor Of
WashinCton-Sreet NJ. J.. church, is much
improved. and IL now able TO walk about
Mayor CHARLES J.. Collier received to-
day. from MIR. y. J. Rogers. secretary
Breeders Association. ~ invitation 10 at
tend the eleventh annual exhibit and
one and a half miles vest If Mayhem,
Miss, THURSDAY. September o. 1894. Mr..
Rogers is a former wcll-knoWn new spaper
man Of Petersburg.
burg. and Mr. +. =. Buford. Of Bruins
wick county. went 10 Manchester this
morning toNargue before Judge b. 4.
Hancock the case of L. Il. Farley, in
which case Judge Hancock some days
ago granted p writ Of error and superse-
IDEAS. Ncssrs Samuel Goodwin. r. Turn
bull. and II s. Taylor represent the
Commonwealth. Farley was convicted
some months ago Of arson. and his pun
ishment fixed at ten years in the peniten-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
rHg TIMEs-RlCHMoND "A, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1894

him. The Iynchers said they would
throw dynamite into the cell Il re men
did not DO as ordered. Knowing tnat
their own lives were IN danger, III"
other prisoners held Waggoner OUT %
be shot. The mob were very careIui
not to hurt any Of the other prisoners.
The shooting was done through Inc Dars
OF the cell, and quite a number OF shots
were fired, and 81 seems nearly al OF
them II they would give him six moot
until they got In the jail. ana then ne
began to defy and curse them; telling
them II they would give him a AN-sho0t-
or he would whip the whole crowd. lie
died calling them towards.
When satisfied that their work was
done. the mob marched down ana mount
ed their horses and LETT the-town. The
men are supposed 20 have come from
Dykevile. a section which Naggoner
has kept lerrOrized for years. Wagg1ner
had been confined in the jill al Monroe
TO prevent lynching. and had been
brought 10 the Mlnden jail only the
previous day in order 10 stand trial
Only few persons knew that he was
confined there An attempt was made
bv the citizens OF Minden 10 protect the
prisoner, but they were stopped by the
masked mob and held at bay until the
killing was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
rho, Vrorblr.omr Alcohol Clnuse

WASHINGTON. sept. l.-'5ecretary
CARLISLE Yesterday ADDRESSED the following
Iefter 10 Commissioner of internal KeVe-
Hon. Joseph $. Miller Commissioner oil
Internal Revenue. ,.
Sir nave received your letter or the
5th instant. i'm which you enclose "a Tel
eram from Collector WeNhorn, oi Sai
francisco. requesting 10 be inform,
whether Section y. 0i the new taIlil q. 10
prohibits the diluuon or mixture ol ~
titled spirits in bonded manufactuI i'5
Warehouses;. or only the manuIdctuit Oh
distilled spirits from such diluuon5 or
mixtures. I'm reply, You are lnioIlnri
that the Department holds thar me pure
pose Of the paragraph is the exclusion or
me- Manufacture of alcohol In amy form
I'm bonded warehouses. no original nall. az,
urder such bonds. The mXtue OF dis
Tiled spirits and the use Of the same as
component materials of articles manutac-
tured i'm bonded warehouses. are not pro-
hibited. but such spirits must be- lntro-
Iucod into the bonded warehouse, ana not
created therein.
(SiencdJ JOHN G. CARLISLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12

Tho Richmond team have lost what
small chance they had Of winning the
remnant Their playing in Norfolk has
been showing that "a lot of small boys
would be ashamed 10 own as an exhibit
lion of the national game. kumors
have come from Norfolk that several
members of the team have been drinking.
II these rumors are true. Manager West
cannot deal too harshly with the Of
Tenders.
the remnant hands down. The Farmers
deserve the nag. and n the Crows can't
win. the people Of this city Will be Giad
10 see Petersburg capture the much
CAPTAIN Foll1es Of the Police Baseball
nine has received "a challenge from the
letter carriers TO play a match game at
an early date for the beneht or the CIV
will be arranged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
The Sh-nandoah valley

In the Southland il a region with valley
rich and rare,
Walled in by covering mountains famed
By the baimiest air,
And the sun Is summer journey looks not
down on scene more fair.
Here are meadows green with herDdBe,
waving fields OF golden grain
Flowers hashug In the sunlight leaiy
bowers on hin and plain,
And the music OF The suramlets mingles
with the glad refrain.
MYTHICAL "Hesperian Gardens" with their
golden apples far
Find here IT'S dream 4 rear " IN the
orchard treasures rare,
An ripening In perfection in this cline OF
Rosy peSaches. golden apples. apricots of
Luscious grapes in purple cluster crown
the eyer-fruitful vine;
And this valley, with lts treasures IN
the Land Of corn and wine.
Her. are mines rich as Golconda :; veins
OF coal In endless store.
Hlus OF iron. marble quarf!es; lead ana
po,E ~ ~ ~ briek CLAW beds OF glass sand:
riches vast, unknown before;
IJere are belts Of matchless timber for the
builders ART and Skin,
or manufacturer hanlicralt, or eeh thc
lumhercr's MILL a.,
Thes.. grand old monarchs OF the wood
noble purpose nj - =,
And sorings of marvellous virtues DER all
this land abound, -. ..
And he who quaifs their waters thc iouhe
Of health has found
And strsiehtway tells the story 70 AL
the world around.
arh,s yale Of matchiess beauty. and fair
Co rich Ia every resource OF forest mine
and stream, - 49,, a,
Needs but the breath OF progress that u
...tsh wealth n4N TEEN.
Nh, dweller IN the Northland; OH toier
Ger the sea;
This land OF glorious promise has beadt-
And she sends a cordial greeting for you
20 come and see. 49,, - v,.,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
KocKINGHAMSCnooLs OPENING.
The HarrIsosburg Guards to Enter The
Competitive Drill at Alexandria.

HARRISONBURG. VA. Sept. 11.-Spe-
cial.-The Harrsonburg Graded and
High school. under the charge OF W. ii.
Kus'er opened to-day with nattering
number of pupils present The entire
corps If teachers is the best that has
ever h,en Ina charge Of our school, aud
We eNucct TO have a most excellent Ses-
sion this year Mr.. Hooke. the first as
sistant has symptoms Of typhoid fever
and the PRINCIPAL will select a competent
man 20 hl his place temporarily.
Professor Phipps Miller is here ready
10 take charge of the Female Institute, az
Collicello. which opens on the 1lth
Rev Mr. Garrison, recen, graduate
Of Franklin Marshall College and Semi
nary is I'm town with tho view Of erect
ing a Reformed church in this place.
There are q gOOdlY number Of members
Of this church IN and around town, and
"a church Will soon be erected for their
worship.
Rev. Dr. Palmer, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church of this place who. four
Of stairs. IS still confined to his room
anl win not be able TO occupy his pulpit
for a month yet.
The contractors for the new jail are
rapidly pushing forward the ground work
ana vll soon have that finished
We have had many refreshing showers
I'm the last week or two. and the farmers
are Yefy busy preparing Tor wheat SOW
lNE
The Harrisonburg Guards have been
drll Iug three times a week for awhile.
preparatory 20 entering The contest al
Alexandria in a few days. and q so a.
Richmond during the Exposition. We W n
mo-, be- al all surprised II they receive the
FIRST honor az each place. for Colonel O..
3D. Roller knows Just how 10 drill a
company. Is acknowledged by all who
know him.
our town is made very lively lately
lel4use OF the visiting ladies from MANY
It.fs Of the country and the young
uan who are locating in our midst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
Horse Racing and Base Ball.

RUTHVILLE. VA. Sept. ll.-Special.-
our community is stirred from iounda-
ton to dome on horse racing and base
ball. on the Sth instant. in the morning,
at HeWitts race track, there was race
between T.. =. Rocks bay mare and
Gloucester Majors black horse in which
the hlly came off second best with flying
COl0rs.
At G.. W. Rollinson's track. in the even
ing two races occurred. The first was be-
tween ROllnson's sOrrel horse and a.
W "qrahle's bay ho~Sc. The sorrel won
Last, but not least, r. +. Davis bay
horse Tim Seldom, and ROllinson's bay
laurels amid the applause Of The crowd,
owing 10 the fact that he never appeared
on the track before. HorseGesh is at a
premium.
Brass Ankles and the Hickories. took
place. and the Erlss Ankles we're Victo-
r. JUS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
no IMPKACH OLhEI.
KNIGHTS of Labor Urge All Assemblies TO
prenars Charges A. niasf Him.

prenars Charges A. ninsf Him.
prr7rAIO. Sept. 1.-THE General
Executive Board of the knights OF LABOR,
in session here, passed two Important
Establishment Of President Debs. Ct the
american Railway Urion u approves cf
his action before the INVESTIGATING com
niittee. and offers the moral and, II
necessary, the financial support Of the
KNIGHTS Of Labor.
Wien representatives of the Knights
1,,ere i'm Washington urging the appoint
mont of a commission 10 investigate the
trouble Of the American Railway Union,
a nooyement was begun 10 bring about the
irnneachment Of Attornty-General Oney.
The various assemblies of the knights Of
Labor throughout the United States were
requested to prepare charges against Mir.
olnev and place them iu the hands of the
congressman representing the district IN
which the assembly had its being. Yes
terday the Executive Board passed a reso-
luton urging all assemblies 70 prepare
charges against the Acknowledgement
forthwith. SO that they may be placed be
fore Congress at its next session; also
asking the assemblies TO approach all
nominees for Congress 10 learn Row they
intend 10 act on the Impeachment ques-
ton.
T. p. Mcclure. Of Amsterdam. member
Of the board. said: "The Knights Will at
tempt TO impeach Mr.. Olney Tor violation
of article w. section 4, OF the Constitu-
ton. which prescribes how and when
United states troops shall be sent into
State Troops can be ordered into
State only an case of insurrectiOn or re-
bellion, and there was neither In Chicago
when soldiers were ordered there TO crush
the American Railway Union and aid the
railroads.
"rhe antitrust law, under which Mr..
Olney is empoW cred TO instruct district al
torneys TO prosecute all trusts. has not
been enforced. and is another point
against him. We expect TO get the votes
Of enough members Of the House, with
the Populsts, who are our friends, 10
make 4 strong move against Olney."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
XOW IN PECULIAR FIX.
Bostonlaus who We're Divorced and Mar
RED in Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE. o. T.. Sept 1l.-One Of
the persons Of prominence to be left in
peculiar fix by the decision OF the
Supreme Court annuling SO many d.
voices is William \. DepeW. of Boston.
Mass. "A cousin OF Chamcey II. DepeW.
Nir Depew came here l4st winter and
after "A three months stay secured dl-
vorce from Rosclla $. DepcH, on the
ground Of ncompatb.l.i} ol temper.
0tN MIN came Mrs. Mary T.. Jordan,
NJ Gost0n. who. on the same day Of Mr.
Depew's divorce procured one from
Charles II. Jordan. of Boston. The day
f.iioviug the two left for Kansas CITY,
where they were married ana q EN- went
Wealthy and prominent society people
Of Rosion. and are now left in peculiar
Urclicament.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, sept. H. i''''
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
". Ben Palmer. and Carter 4 Ryiand To-
day, y packages sun-cured. MI 1eoIse
A. Hayues offered packdges-Ohe paSh-
aye ON II. T., No. 81 sold AT -, one
O.. K. c.. No. - at 81 80, one 70; ~ ca
No. y at $3.50. one O.. X. G NO. y AT -
one (\V l.. A., No. u at $3.50. one w J.,
A.. 40. > at Sll. one (W l.. A. 40; %
at SS.S7ia one (N. l.. y. No % az Fa'.'''
Mr W. Ben. Palmer offered IL Pa SJNa a. 81
one package W. \. -, No. y sold az az ~
one wv A. b.. No. p at $50 one ". a,
D.. 40. - at $3.50. one CIV. A. ID, :. 10. ~
at Is. one w. a. D., No. D AT ~ VI0
OR a. c.. No. u at S. one 'H, a; ~
80 p at s67j, one lR. a. c. no, . az
one a. T.. d.. No. u at 1873. one 81. f.
ID No. p at S925, one %. +. ID, 20. %
at $50. one O.. f.. d., No. D at sS'S' one
81. f.. D., No - at $3.50, one g.. ~,
S. Messrs. Carter * Iyland oheIei
packages package 81. >. W" -
taken I'm at $3.50, one 81. ,. W" 10 -
taken I'm at $40. one 90. IL. Pa 40.
sold at SS.62l2, one %. H. De- NO o. so''
at SG.2J. ..,.r,,
private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day
Wrappers. Il hOgsheads. filters, l. smok-
ers, /, leaf tdarkl !, Jugs '""iN' ~
Total. Il hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
Inspections-B Bright, 50 hogsheads ana
tierce: dark. rs hogsheads and = terces'
Myers, Farmers, Neals' fiant us
AUephany Shelburne's. ShOckOe, NTeh-
sboVis and SeabroOke's tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, 80 pack
ages: deliveries, lOl packages.
United states internal revenue colec-
ttons FOR the city OF Richmond, Va, To-
dav. cigars and cigaretto5 S,56JoOi pug
tobaccos. ii 500. Is. Total. .$j,2552. -,
small sales of loose tobaccos al Shel-
burne's and the Stonewall warehouses TO-
day. ,,.,..,..o 90
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO-
dav. ". h. Samuel, Caroline county, va;
II. Il. Parham Granville. y. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12

A meeting of the young man OF the
C,orr,',,,- American Association was held
i"it evening at Sanger Hall. and the At
tendance was rather large. \ circular
letter had D Dzati6 S9nt w no fa
+, u.as etoted that the association, from
want Mt Of attention and attendance By the
members had been very much weakened
in the past two years, so ina, that me cues li,;,
a+ior should be dissolved and the mem
Ldrlo'i rsnnestei 10 individually join the
rman.Amarican association
The subject was Thoroughly discussed
,t vester,Iav's meeting. and II was finally
az y Sof 80 Iisband The treasurer was
1 1irlcted 10 pay over to. the parental
organization ali funds in hi3 hands. ana ana
the m le,,t eI,,orican Association.