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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
Ell Mariscal OanrObert.
Ode La Epooa J.

LSH CGTYerG miIitdr.-Sus cGmpGilG.
en- ArgeliG,-SMs mGndOs en Cri
msG y en- Italia -CanrObert en- u
guerra de 1870.
Ha muerto uno de los mas anti
Igu ns generates europeos. 81 Ma
ris sal Oanr0bert, 6nico que on
Francis ostentabs la mas alta In,
vestidura dc la Milicia, procedia de
aquella glorioss legion de los sol
dados del Imperio.
| Baja 6 la tumba antes de cum
plir los oehenta = seis amos de edad;
nsci6 en- Saint. Oer6, depsrtamento
del Lot, el ~ de JUNO de 1909,
veintitres dias mas tsrde que nues
tro Marques de 10 Habans, habien
10 realizad0 una brillante carrera
militar, comenzada en- la escuela
de Saint-Ogr, en- 1925.
So padre, breton de orlgen, per-
tenecfa q Ia pequefia nobleEs, ,
hsbia emigradO y servldo en- el
Ejercito de Cond6.
Teniente en- 1882, hiEo ell joven
Osnrobest 50 primers campaiia en-
la Argelia.
Form6 parte de la expedition de
Mascara, y dnrante la csmpada de
1886, que ocasion6 Ia ocupacl6n de
Tlemeen, Sc distinguio en- los com.
oates librados con Abd-el-Ka adef,
| partlcularmente On Ia batalla de
| Six ksk y en- Ia de Tafna.
En- el slguiente sfio assemble 4
capitan, cuando hacia va siete que
Ilevaba Ia chaEretera.
Foe & Constantine, durante cuyo
sitio el regimiento de Oanrobert
rechaso IN rudo atsque empeiiado
por los arabes de la provincia para
ibrar & los sitiados.
Ouando go dispuso el asalto, el
coronel Oombes Tom6 ell mand0 de
la segnnda columna, de la que for
mabsn parte 800 hombres de su re-.
glmiento, mereciendo Oanrobert ell |
honor de ser escogido con tal pro
poetic. ALI fuk herido y nombra-
do OaballerJ de 10 Legion de h.
nor.
VOlvi6 & FranCla en- 1889, pero
no permaneci6 inactive m q O b o
tempo. Nombrado jefe de bata-
lion, recibl0 Ia orjen de tormar uuo
CON los Carlistas emigrsdos, sien-
do cate el n6Cleo de Ia legion OK
Al frente de IN bsta-
lion de OaSadores 4 pie, hiso resal-
tar por complete su peFsonalidad |
con una serie de felices golpes de
mano.
Habia edo pTomovido tenieute
,oronel el 26 de Octubre de 1845
los amos despnes, ell 8 de Novlem-
1re de l847, foe nombrado coronel
puestO al frente de Ia subdivisi6u :
ie Aumale. ID B de Julio de 1848, ,
sublevado una de Las .
ribus de su mando, la de los BENZ :
Eala, Oanrobert atac6 a Samuer.
u capital, Sc apoder6 de ella y la
aQue6. :
Entre tanto, su nombre no habia ,
los limites del Ej6rcito j
10 Af!ica pero ell sitio de Zaat le
ha 10 rode6 de popularidad. ID
Nombrado Oomendador de Ia II : 10
ion de Honor, fu6 encargado de h
paciguaF las region es del Hodna d
del Bellexma, en- 10 provincia de
Desde alli se d.rl0i6io
| Ant6s o tines de DIciembse, Ia la
xped cl6n psrecia an simple paseo n
lilitar, Cuando la Columna fu6 de b
'pente detenida ante el pueblo de a.
eve, cuyos habitantes 10 ataCaron. b.
anrobelt ordeno el asalto dc Ne /"
,, que estabs edifCada sobre una o
ontaha escsrpada , de diticll ac- b,
sol Ia pob.acl6n fu6 tomada yIrr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
DESCANSE EN- PAZ,

EMz-
Ha fkilecido 60 10 Habana d
FAusGino D. GAvifio, ilustradt
Ieriodista y excelente poets.
Fue rsdactor de La Voz dt
Cuba en- sismpos muy distintol
d los actcsles, y d timamente di.
rgiA el colsgA eu'karo Laurac
Bat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
L A PLAT A
y los EE UU.

Las NoUedGdes, iuisrado co
tgA neoyorklnO, dice 10 siguisn n
70 en- su ediclon del Is de ett'
mes:
"El bimst,lisms ants.eI RsiuhStsg
A con6tmar nuesttas af1rma-
clones acerca de Ia lmportanoia qns
Va tomando en- Europa Ia rehs.
oilitsclon de la plata, ,--asunt0 qus
santo interesa & los psises dt
este continente,-ha venido o
aouerdO tornado por el Reichstse
Aleman, suceso del que se da cuen
Ca en- 9. slguiente despaCho, gu.
reprOdu clmos, y en- secei6n prete-
rente, por 50 importancia. Dice
asi:
Berlin, 16 de FebrsrO LA Die
ta Imperial en- su session Dc hoy
aprobo por gran mayorfa IN aCuer
do d favor de una conferencia mo-
uetarla International, de conformi-
dad CON las opiniones manifestadas
pOr ell Oonde Mirbaoh. La veto
ria de los partidarios de la plata &
nadie ha causado sorpresa. I'll Oon
de de Mirbaoh, jefe de los blmeta-
listas 2 de 10 union agraria, alba
previamente Obtenld0 2lO firmas
para su proposition en- demanda he
una conterencia International en-
caminAda 4 la rehabilitation de la
plata. AL inioisr ell debate, tenia
la certeEa de alcsnzar gran mayo
ria para 50 proposition.
Entire los f1rmantes de Ia mo-
oi6n f1guraba el Principe AIejan.
dro de Fl henlohe, hijo del Oanci-
ller del Imperio y jefe del gabine-
te particular de la Oancil.eria. Es
to personaie no so habia asociado
hasta ahora al movimiento a favor
de 10 plata. Tai vez sc imaginabs,
como otros muchcs fifmantes no
interesados actlvAmente en- el asun-
to, que Ia mocl6a no Causaris nin-
gGn perjuicio, = que seria beneficio-
so el debate sobre asuOroS moneta-
rios.
En- los pasiilos del Parlamento
fuerOn bastante comentadas las
deolaraciones del Principe de Ho-
henlohe manifestando que, por su
parte, no 90 oponia q que 90 inicia-
ran las negOciaCiOnes para una
monetaria. ri Oanciller,
en- particular, ha nantes.
tad0 que no tiene cor fereECias, y asi
mOnOmetAlistas como bimetalis-
to consideran que no quiere
DomprometeYse en- oil asunto mo-
1etaEio. Los bimetalistas Green
lue no pueden far en- 50 iDiciativa,
estAn dlspuestos & sprovechar
opOrtunidades se les pre-
ienten en- el ReiChstsg para traba
ar en- pro de una acci0n Interna-
'lonal. Con el mismo prOp6sito
'rganixaran reuniones p6blicss en- ,
leipzig, Frankfort, Oolonia, Dres-
le y OGros centres comerciales. Aal ,
'rimera de estas reuniones SO We II
ifcaEa q msrtes pr6Slmo.
La persistenos de les c0Dser.It t
'adoEes pEotecoionistas Y amigos Z
e Ia plata, ha he tho al Emperador r
jar su atenci6n especial ca loa
suntos eoonomlC0s Guillermo Ii
a In terrogado con inter6s al En- Y
ajsdor de los Estados Unidos aCer- q
\ del nutvo empRestitO do este 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

Rsp6bli0a y de Ia question de los
ieseChos sobre los a16caFes.
Londyss 16 de FebYsro.--La T..
"a Blmetallsta ha recogido "a 43
nil iibras esterlinas para IN fOndo
de $4,000 que se propone destinar
10 propaganda de sus doctrInas.
La L ga Sc propOne procurar que
el bimetslismo forme parte impor-
tante del pr0grama del paFtIdo
sonservador en- las pr6ximss cleo
clones generates, esp rando que
una confsrencia international BIZ
netalista contribuya poderosamen-
Ge al trlunfo del partldo."
| Estas nOticias han causado la 90
tisfacci6n que es de suponerse entire
los amigos de Ia plata en- los Esta
dos Unidos. ST Alemania tomast
% iniciativa para Ia convocatorli
de una Confefencia mOnetafia, q
cree que este pats seria de los prl.
nefos en- responder favorAblemen
5e, cuyo efecto, y sin oposici6l
narcads el Oongreso, dado que po
. entonces estuviese reunido, auto
cisaria al Pfesidente para que nom
orvse delegados 4 esta AsambIea.
FL Ouanto & las instrucciones On
J: Iestos delegados hubiesen de lleYaI
q .etia asunto hasto mss Grduo de de
,idir, por haber suma divergenci
de opiniones entire los representa-
tes de la naci6n.
e Puede aseguEaEse tsmbi6n qu
10 iniciativa de Alemania serfa s'
sundada prontamente y de bue
grado por varlos palses hispant
smericanos, principalmente M6x
o, que tanto interes tiene en-
rehabilitation de la plata, uno
Gus mas importantes productos."
De FL mismo colega usoyorkin
scribe en- Ga ndneIo del 19
ID iue 4 coniinua lion Feproduc
noa /:
"N SsnsdO y las tinsnsas
os En- la alta Camara corren vie
tos adversos para Mr.. Cleveland
o. para los partidarlos del monomet
ismo aureo. Aver scord6 aqu
% cuerpo legislator, por 80 vOt
contra u, proceder q consider
una proposition, presentada p
O. Mr.. Jones, para Ia acunaci6n lin
. tsda de la plata. El proyecto dl
ie pone 90 proceda & amonedar to'
I; 10 plata en- pasta que Sc presen
D. en- las fAbricas nacionales, qoedal
u do { favor del goblerno la difere
aia que resulte entire el valor de
le plata en- el mercado y el valor n
minsl de los pesos acniiados.
Ea 10 votaci6n de eyer dlert
sus sutrsglos por la iniciativs
iem6oratas, 8 republicanos , 5 p
pulistas, = en- contra de 10 cOnsid
esci6n del proyecto IL democrat
D. 15 repubhcanos. El senior Jont
10 muy orondo con 90 triunfo, % pr
1one pedir que reoaiga hoy vot
Ie Ici6n sobre 90 pfoyecto."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
M E M O RI A.

Con sbento b L. III. bcs ha re-
mitido nueatFa dignislma PrimeFa
AutoFidad M eiemplaE de 10 Me-
moEia publicada poE este Goblegno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

tIenen Ia paFticu'aridad de que cssi
todos han sido montados por Add
ell AIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
ADICIONES
Y ENMIENDAS

H. squi ::las que pressntaroD
Ios Sses Dipusados q Corsss por
esta Ills, Soler y G4rcia Molina 81 ,
oil dictamsn dc 10 ComisIon sobre
ell proyecso de ley refornAndo ii
regimen de gobierno y sdminis.
TRACTION civil en- las isIas de Gao. y
Puerto Rico
"OeI sefior Garcia MORmas. al
art 2e, base 1.
Los Diputados que suscrlben tie.
men el honor de proponer al Oon.
greco Ia siguiente enmienda al ar
ticulo %, base Il, del diCtsmen de
! 10 Oomision- n0evamente redacta-
do, sobre ell proyecto de ley refor
mando ell regimen da goblerno y
admins TRACTION civil On Lac islas de
Ouba y Puerto Rico.
Al final del parrsfo 81 de la base
liz del art. 2c, sc sdicionarS el 81
guiente:
"Los impue-tos muniCiDales que
se establezcan sobre todos los pro-
ductos agrtcolas de la isla no po-
dram exceder en- ninR6n caso del
liza por 100 del precio medic de de
chos articulos en- la locaIidad res
pectiva."
Palacio del Go grasO, 5 de Fe-
brero de 1895 - francisco Garcia
MoIinas. simon Villa Vendrell-
Luis Soler.-Franc SEQ Martin San
ches.-EduaId) GnlloD.-JoAe de
ISantos.-Para autorixar la lectura,
Ricardo Garcia Trapero.
Del senior SOler y CGsajWGnG, al
art. %. bsse Ia:
Los Dlputados que suscriben tie
nen Ia honrs de rogar al OoDgreso
90 sirva aprobar ls siguiente adj
ci6n al art. %, bsse Ia, del proyec-
to de gobierDo y administrator
civil en- Cubs , Puerto Rico:
"Quedsra modifieado el art. 118
de Ia VICENTE ley mnn. cipal de-
Puerto Rico en- Ell sentidO de que q
los AyuntamientOs Corresponde,
pr6vio concuiso, 81 nombramiento
de sus seCretari0s."
Palacio del Congreso, de Febre
70 de 1895.-Luis Soler y Oasajua-
ns,-GilbertO Qujjano.-Jusn Fer
nandes Gasc6n. jose de Santos
francisco Garcia MolinaF.-Fer-
nando Soldevills.-Fernando Me-
llado.
Del sefor SOger y CGsajuana, al
art 2o, base IA
Los DiputadOs que suscriben tie
men ell honor de suplicar al Oongre-
80 se sirva sprobar Ia siguiente adj
ci6n al articulo 2o, base Ia, del pro
yecto de gobierno y administration
civil en- Ouba y Puerto Rico:
Los Ayuntamientos deben aten
der q la repsracion y conservaci6n
de los caminos ruEales, para 10 cual
podrsn crear IN arbitFio siempre
que los Teeursos orGinsriOs muni.
cipales no fuesen suficisntes para
al cumplimiento del met Cionado |
servicio. 81 gobierno general cui |
dara de su exaCts observancis, to-
mando las disposiciones que su ce
10 le sugiera en- vista de los esta-
dos semestFsles que los Ayunta-
mieBtos remitsn . dicha sutoFidad,
determinando Ell n6mero de nuevss
Vlss ; las mejoras en- todos Feali.
zsdas dursnte les mismos peri0-
dos"
PslaCio del Oopgseso, 4 de Febre-
70 de 1805.--Lnis Soler ? Cassiua-
Os.-Gilb:rto Quijs - Juan F.
aase6n.-Jos6 de Santos.-Fran-
eisco Garcia Molinas. - Eduardo
9nlion. Fernando Soldeviila.
Del seflor SOleT y Cds0juanG, a Ia |
,sse /: de art O.:
Los Dlputsdos cue susoribeu
'0egsn oil Oopgreso IS a'rva spro-
bar ID sigulepte sdlc Gu a 10 base
& x18 0~e 30 1aE ~~wsx. .s,.S~ \ -. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

Del seflor SOIer q CGSgjHanG, Ar
ticulo adiClonal:
Los DlputadOs que eugcsiben tie
nen el honor de Iogar al Oongreso
60 sirva aprobar el siguiehte arti-
oul0 adIcional al proyecto de ley
de gobierno y adm nistraCI6n civil
On Ouba y PuerUo Roo.
Articulo adiclonal. Rl Gobie. :
no queda autorizado, despues d.
Or al gobernador general y & 10
Oiputacion dc Puerto Rico, para
dlsminuir ell p1mero dc Aynnta-
mientOs de la lsls, seg1n la impor-
tsncia de sada noblacion J n1mero
de habitantts."
Pslsoio del OoDgreso, 4 de Fe-
brero de 1895.-Luis Soler y CASA
juans.-Gilberso Quijsno - Juan
Francisco Gasc6n.-Jog6 de Santos.
Francisco Garcia Mollnss. -Eduar.
do Gull6n. - Fernando Soldevilia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

Del sefor SOler y Casajuonq, ls
bsse IL ds art o.:
Los Dlputsdos che susoriben
rOegsn oil Oongreso S. e'fva spro-
bar ID sigulente adm Gu a 10 base
Is del art. 29 del pro5 eeso de ley de
gobisElO y administration civil On
Gaia J ppeEto Rlcol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

SH cGrYerG naiitar.-Sus oGmpGiiGs
en- ArgeliG.-SMs HnGndOs en Cri-
meG y en- Italia -Canr0bert en- Ia
guerra de 1870.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03

Deeds were recorded yesterday from
Mr.. Joseph hartman to Herman kauf.
man, half interest in a lot and double
brick house on lane that runs from
Queen street, between Church and
Smith streets, $500.
Heptasophian Classified Building As
ISOLATION to Nettie Il. Spalding, u lot
and improvements on the North sid +.
OF Kent street. near James street. $500
w. 5. Franklin, of New York. to
Mrs. Ii. l.. Cannon. two lots and build
lngs at the corner of WilIoughby and
Rose avenues, $1,000.
Lucy w. Webb ct ais. to Archibald
Young. lot on the South side of Can.
trail nvenne, near Poole street (AtIantic
Cityl, $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
THE CYCLE AND THE LAMPS.
What Some of the Cyclists Think
About the Ordinance.

About the Ordinance.
Some OF the bicycle riders do not
FANCY being compelled to carry on the
front OF their wheels great coul oil or
lara oil lamps, as provided by the ordl.
nance which recsntly passed the City
| Councils. These lamps will prove q
source OF annoyance and inconvenience
and will, 1t Is believed, fail to accom-
plish tho ends desired. 1t Ii said that
very Jew persons have been Injured by
cycles In Norfolk-not half SO many as
by wagons and buggies-yet the cyclist
must carry on the front of his wheel q
lamp and a reflector, while the man
who drives the buggy, instead OF the
wheel, eau speed down any Of the dark
streets Of tho city at "full tilt" indifier-
| ent az to consequences.
Some mouths ago a young man ran
his wheel ut night into ditch on one
OF the streets which the excavation had
Jailed to mark with a light. He was
badly injured and his cycle broken.
lie brought suit against the city aud
recovered about 500. The ordinance
requiring lights and bells on all wheels
! followed this verdiet.
lew days ago little girl was run
over on Brambleton avenue by buggy
eSN HCuh'y hiiiSu' cOmC VI lIo CNCllst
think That tins might have bsen
avoided II there had beena bell and
light on the buggy. 1t is said that,
perhaps, an ordinance will he adopted
requiring all buggies to be furnished
with bells and lights, and the restric
tions put upon tho cyolo will lie maGe
also to apply TO the buggy. This. it III
said, would be sauce for the gauder."
The lamp ordinance will be q heavy
tax upon the cycle riders. a tirst-cIass
lump will cost 50. If there are 1000
cycles i'll Norfolk. Five thousand dol
lars will ut onco be put INTO lamps. a
tax which msuy of the riders do not
fancy, especially as they believe thoro
Id no just reason for the restrictions
Bicycles coat snug sum Of money,
and when III collision with almost any
object are generally broken. and riders
as rule are careful. As matter of
fact. 1t IS claimed that in nine out of
ten collisions the cycle rider Is not at
fault.
The public do not respect any of his
rights, he is outlnwed upon the nigh
wnyB and is compelled to make room
to the right or tue left as the case NAV
be, for all corners.
The cycle, however, ia fast becom.
ing Indispensable to the business man.
lts popularity is assured and those
who ride may be compelled to demand
III way 10 be felt justice TO one of the
most useful inventions OF the age.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
The Pocn,,on,n, rxcur.,op.

All persons having tickets for sale OF
Pocahontas Council Royal Arcanun:
excursion for the benefit of Infant
Saultarim. are requested to please make
returns of said sale so that the com
mittoe may be able to mako report at
uext meeting.
lis an occasion of regret to the
active members OF this Council that
the excursion will hardly clear ex
penses. The cool weather aud other
social attractions at neighboriug sen
side resorts greatly lcssened the
revenue which otherwise would have
been the reward OF the jealous mem
bers OF Pocahontas Council.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
Police 0Ilrf.

Justice j. j. Burroughs Yesterday
dieposed OF the following cases:
E1gar Towel. white, drunk; fined
$500
Chas. lludsins, white, breach Of the
peace; d!emissed.
Louisa Goodman and Emma Jane
Lowery, colored, lnnacy; committed
for ten days to be examined by com
mission rs 10 thor mental condition.
Samuel Jenkins, colored, house
breaking; continued to the Sd, and
accused committed
Thomas Mackey, colored, grand lar
ceny, stealing brass and copper metal
valued al $40, the property Of w. A.
Anderson: sent on to the October term
OF the Corporation Court and accused
committed to jail for trial.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
Food for til. "itooters."

"Horseshoe" Mccain will probably
pitch for Roanoke this afternoon.
Neither Pender or Hickman were in
The game i'll Petersburg yesterday.
Ralph joanes, "Old Soldier" is
doing good work for the Farmers"
The "Brideerooms" made it warm
for liking" Rnsie and Dad" Clark
yesterday. The Giants went down with
@ sickening thud.
Foreman pitched for Pttsburg
against Cleveland yesterday and lost.
His team piled up Blk errors while the
Cievelands made twelve bits.
new man named O'Briep played
"short" for Petersburg yesterday. He
accepted six chances without an error,
made no hits but scored one run.
Carsey, OF the Phl!ies. pitched two
games yesterday against the Bean
eaters" He lost one aud won Que.
The Bostons made twelve hits in each
oil the games.
1t 10 said that Reed will get in the
game again next week. Ii inis 10 true,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
CLEANING BY CONTRACT.
The Streets Will be Kept in Proper
Condition.

The Streets Will be Kept in Proper
Condition.
Some months ago the advsability Of
putting out the street cleaning of Nor
folk To contract was agItated. The City
Councils discussed tho question aud at
lengt", the Street, Sewer and Drain
Board was authorized to ask for bids.
the bids were submitted aud the con.
trnct lot. aud Thursday the contractor
took charge Of the department.
The condition OF the streets has on
more than one occasion caused heated
debates IN the Board OF Health, aud at
tho last meeting OF TINT body it wns
stated that unless the cutters CT Char
lotte street, near Cbu.oh, wore cleaned
there would he all epidemic Of diph
iberia In that vicinity.
Tho attention of the Street, Sewer
and Drain Board was called to the
complaint which was lodged by one of
the physicians and II Is said that al
once the cutters of Charlotte street will
be put IN proper condition.
There Is n general belief that the
thoroughiares OF Norfolk will i'll the
future be more pres utable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
7>IE .s,.

AKIN In Princess Anne county. Va.
in ,Hry ninSt I. lss5. ut $50 p. III. ,
tANNl LAKIN, aged 5G weary
ne funeral will take place from The
church of Our ady OF Good Council Yort
street. THIS Saturday MORNING at 10
o. lock' Fr:ends OF the family are invited
to attend.
FIANNAGAN-At the residencs -, ho.
som-in-law. Mr.. Robert Is. l. llistou. No l4u.
W"Sh,hst ton street tortsmoutn.Va., August
J, !S'3, Mrs. CECILIA tLANNAGAN. age
q year,. 90
Tho funeral will take place at the resi-
donce 70. MORROW SUNDAY AE'rEWSb ~
AuEGsi /. 1885. At o clock Friend. ami
a. uaintances are respectfully invited TO
attend ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03


New YORK, Aug. 2.-Apples-Orate,
25a50c.
Pesra-LeConte, barrel. S2a3; Bart.
lett, crate, 50a75c.
rapes-Georgia. common, basket,
l0al5c; South Carolina, l pound, s
alOc; do case, $lsl.25; do. North Car
olina, l pound, 4al2c; do basket, 20a
2jc.
Peaches Carrier, 75caS2. 90; basket,
3OcaSl. 90; crate 75caSl.
Watermelons-Hu Hundred, 81. OOa / 8. 90;
carload, $40. 00a125.OO.
Muskmelons - Barrel, Sl.aS2.5O:
basket, 3OcaSl; carrier, 75oa$3. OU;
crate, Sl.00al.25.
Egg plant Barrel. Sl.OOal.75.
Nirginia, potato. barrel.
81. 25al so; do baske let, 4OaGOc. MARY.
land aud Delaware, Dbl. 81. 25a1,75.
Potatoes-Sl. O0al.50; sweets. 81. So
of'Oo'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
For Tho Information OF some Street
ear conductors.

N'htoLk' VI, Augult 2, 1885
Mr.. EpIroR:-For the benefit of the
street car conductors permit me to
State that Duncan avenue Is a little east
OF tihent IN the section developed by
the Norfolk Land Company, and runs
parallel with Duke street and More.
End avenue. Yesterday | boarded four
cars gang In the direction of Client
and none of the conductors or motor.
men ever heard of Duncan avenue,
though several HAD lived here all their
llves. This morning | discovered the
place on said Avenue | looked for go
long yesterday, and hope the conduc.
tors viii maze n unte of the avenue and
he able to pilot strangers there without
diligently hereafter. VIsIrop
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
Standing OF the clubs.

PETERSBURG, Va. August 2.-Peters-
burg turned the tables on Norfolk to
day and ensily defeated them in well
played game. james was an enigma,
which the heavy hitters OF yesterday
could not solve. Weeks WAS found
whenever hits were needed, aud retired
in the eighth IN favor OF Thornton. At
the beginning OF the ninth things
looked rather squnlly, but the boys
had blood i'll their eycs when they
stepped mp to the box aud raped out
six runs in quick succession, cliuching
the game. The features OF the game
was heavy batting of NTH, keefcr and
JAanes and the brilliant fielding OF
CSier md Sanford. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03
Iorrcn.t FOR a,,u,,.t.

Fine weather generally over the
North Atlantic. Occasional gales
north OF the 10th parallel; nso near til g
American coast north of the 10th par.
aliel. Tropical cyclones, or hurricanes,
very probable. Fog west of the 35th
meridian, across the Grand Banks, and
east OF New England, as shown. DC.
casionnl fog near 30 deg. n, from %
deg W. to - deg. W. lccberss in the
vicinity Of Belle Isle; few east OF
Newfoundland. south OF 30 deg. \