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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-19


EL D5G de Madrid en- Bu ediclOn de 6
delGorriente dice 10 que sigu8:-" LG De-
M10crGco0, de Ponce, puElic0 un art1culo
que fu6 denuneiado. Antos de conocer la
,lenuncia, L0 Correspondence de PWertO-
RGcO dijO que 10 que se cOnsignaba en- el
articulo era Ia expression de los sontlnlen-
tos del pals. A seguida fue multadO el
segurdo de estos peri6dicos en- 50 pesos,
alegando la autoridad que impuso la mul-
ia, que en- el peri6dico caetigado so hacla
la apologize de un delitO. Alz6se de la
multa ante la Audiencia de San Juan La
correspondence, = el tribunal c0nden0 al
reclamante al pago de- la multa y & las
| cOstas del juiciO, con 10 cual, la multa de
so pesos Sc convirti0 en- p6rdida dc l3O du
ros para La Correspondence. Y falla Ia
| Audiencia de Ponce que el art1culo denun-
ciado no encierra delito; Y el mismO peri0-
dicO, al cual se4hab1a multadO con SO pc
| sos, publica sin cOntratiempo algunO 1nte-
gramente el art1culo a que aludimos
Llamamos la atenci0n del Sr. Ministro
| de Ultramar sObre este hechO, que q la
prensa debe importar bastante. Porque
ell casO pIantea algunas cuestiOnes intere-
santes. Puede caifcar de delitO una
autoridad gubernativa, I'm hechO cual
Quiera, pOr la sola raE0n de una denuncia
fiscal? Els justo que un tribunal cOnde~
ne al pago de una multa pOr la supuesta
apOlog1a de I'm delito, cuandO el hechO no
| eAJa deCIaraOO IaI Q0IlGO pOr Qul0n eS COM
petente para clio? 5Qui6n indemniza la
prensa de esas multas?
Son cuestiones que el sr. Castellano
debe mirar con alguna solicitud, porque
tieuen aspectos, no diremOs fondo, de in
justjcia, que importan examiuar para i'm
pedir en- 10 successive determinations que
no parezcan bien legitimas y razonadas. ;"
Nos dice un amigo que anoche SO han
t5rminado las fiestas de Mayo que SO We
nian celebrando en- Ia casa de los sehores
esposos Balseiro, habi6ndose bailado has
ia las de la mafana, gracias a la proven
bial galanter1a de los amigos quienes
cupo la suerte de llevar la capa. Estaa
dltimas noches ha sido I'm verdadero de-
rroche de expleEdidez y amabilidad, tan
to por parte d8 los duefios de la casa. como
por la de los c0peGdOS.
En- el vapOr Leon XIII, entrado hoy
en- nuestro puerto procedente de Barcelo.
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Ha fallecido{ en- Arecib> el honrado
industrial don Rufno NavarFete. Al en-
tierro acudi6 nuneros1sima concurrencia.
r T p
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T6 JAPONES :

Ell favorito de las danas, Es el
mejOr renedio para combatir el ex-
trenirnientO. Sc torna en- una infu5
sion una sOla vez al dia y opera con-
facilidad. Ell Ie J0pO'ses ha devueltO
la salud & naultitud de persOnas que
sufr1an extraordinariarnen de es5
trenirnientO y hab1an apeladO sim
exitO nultitud de remedies. )TO5
mandO TIE JAPONES Sc tiene e1 vienS
tre lgero, hay ganas de conner y haW
buen hurnor. E. .TE JAPONES
10 prepara en- Ia Habana el Doctor
Gonzalez y 10 vende en- Puerto Ricol
FIDEL GUILLERNETY II
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RAkns DE la VILLA CONDADC

BANGS DE LA VILLA CONDADO
(SGn tWrce) ).-Estos baflos Sc abriran ell
jueves 23 de los corrientes. Un omnibus
cubierto de 10 aeiontos llevara los ba6is-
tas la playa del "Condado".
Salidas de IA cavretera, esquina de Ia
pulperia de n. Jose Llompart entire 81 Sa-
grado Core az0n y el Institute.
IDA.-Cada hora de las 5 q las 10 de
rnanana.-Cada hora de las las de Ia
tardo.
VUETA.-Cada media de las So q las
1O3 de la mahana.-Cada media de las
81 las 5! de la tarde.
Precios: Is centavos ida y vuelta.-
Nihos, 10 centhvos, pagaderos la ida.
|. Abonos.-S1-50 per 10 a1os; validos
para cualquier dia y hora durante Ia tenn
porada. Hay una casa de sefloras exclu-
sivamente, para arreglarse antes y des-
pu6s del banjo.
n. B-El 1ltimo regreso siendo las
1O4 de la mafana y 81 de le tarde, no SO
tomaran pasajeros de ida las 10 m. y &
las t. l5-1
Ell SIkDIGO QUE SUBSCRIBE, supi-
ca todos los seflores del grenio de pull
peria (siu tabaQueria) SO sirvan concurrir
| ell dia 20 del corriente, q las de la tardo
los salones del Centro de Detallistas, ca
lie de la Luna mum. Is, con el fin de ente-
rarse de las Quotas que cada uno Sc le Sc
nala en- ell aflo de 1895 SO, y celebrar al
mismo tempo el Juicio de agraviOs.-Pto.
Rico Mayo II de 1895.
| 3-3 Manuel Mendez.
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A Ruperta Rios, SO le extravi6 I'm de-
cimO de billete del sorteo que SO juega ma
nana 20 del presente mes. El referido de-
cimo tiene el ndmero Is, 76O folio 10.
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ma, trae SUI bordo para esta Islas so Je.
fes||y oficiales, So saTgentoa y 1so4o solda
dos, que fOrman ell Battalion ProVisioAnal
do Puerto Rico n1nn.a 2. Z, = - Z o. :
) Para calzado freec0, elegante y bara-
to, no hay raspa que Sc sujete con g El
Popular. de. America Salas, calle de la
Cruz ndmero 10. Visite usted la dicha
tienda y quedara plenamente convencido
de 10 que dejanos expuesto.
Sc encuenrra enfermo, afortunada-
mente de POGO cuidado, nuestro estimado
amigo el alcaIde de Pence senor don
Eduardo ArmstrEng.
~ ANUNC|O. I'll Sfndico que suscribe con-
voca todos los se1ores que perter ezcan
al grernio dc ''Importadores de Il clase"
para que concurran el d1a "a del corriente
q las la tarde los ealones del Excmo
Ayuntamiento, con ell fiG dc enterarles de
las respectivas Quotas que Sc les ha sena-
lado para Ell pr0ximo ato econ omico de
1895 a 1996,-San Juan Puerto Rico, 19 de
Mayo 1895.-MARCEL1MO ANTE. 81
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YENTA PnR AccI0NES.-

piano Vertical anunciada para la segunda
quincena de este mes, en- combination con
Ia Loter1a Provincial, Sc ha transferido
para la segunda quincena de Julio.
3-2 AatOnGO j. SicGrd6.
sQuiere usted conner bueno, sabroso y
bar raCo? =. .pues le invite con sus cuartos)
a la fonda Las Del{ciGs. de Aquilino Mar
tir eZ, To1r1an ntmero Sc.
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Los trabajos de demolici0n de la puer-
ia de San Justo adelantaron mucho en- to-
do ell dia de aver. La actividad desple-
gada en- la resoluci0n de ese expedien-
to es' digna de loa. Ell general 90 Ca
bo, senior Gonzalez Muiloz, a las IL horas
de haber recib1do para infOrme ell referidO
expediente, 10 despach6; ell sehor Laguna,
Comandante general de Ingenieros, jefe
del Cuerpo, pOr gu parte, 10 despach6 tam
bi6n, dos hOras despu6s de haberlo reeibi
do. Del Ayuntamiento de la Capital de
su digno presidente ell senor Ledesma, ma
da hay que decir. No han perdido el
tempo en- expedientes indtiLes y enOjOsOs
La obra es demasiado importante y nece-
saria para que Sc deje dOrmir nj una sola
h0ra. va hemOs dichO que la nueva gran
via que unira esta Capital con ell barri0
de Ia Marina, Sc denOminara, AVeoGdG de
don A1tom6o Dabdn.
Segdn vemos en- ol Dj0rGO del Ej6rc5-
to, ell general Martinez Campos ha dis
puesto que SO proceda ell juicio de vota
ci0n para pro1niar ell hecho de arnas rea-
lizadO en- Ramon de las Yagiias (Cuba)
por la cOlumna que mazda ell arrojado CO.
mandante Teierizo. Tambi6n ha dispuesto
que, independientemente de aQuel juicio,
Sc le prOpONgan cuatrO Ofciales y cuaren-
ia soldados de dicha cOlumna para ser re-
compensadOs.
N1 WbWbDE usC9Q Ia Q1r0CclOn: LIN
Ia ca1le do San Francisco ndmero 80, es
donde esta establecida la peleterfa LG
ComstGmcSG de Borras y Reines. ALI en-
contrar& usted el mas variado sUrtido de
calzado para sefloras, senoritas, nifos y
caballer0s; ELI los mejores calcetines, ca
nisillas, gorras de seda, pahuelos, cintu-
rones y driles mallorquines. Sc vende
mas barato que en- ninguna parte. P.
Do LG VeYdGd M6d6c0-SOci0z de Ma
yaguez: z:"-"Tenemos que registrar hoy en-
estas columnas otro case de curaci6n del
t6tano traumatico, en- una j6ven llamada
Maria Colon, merced al tratamiento pOr 81
hidrato de cloral alta d6sis, asociado al
bromuro de potasiO. D5l primero de estos
medicamentos tom6 en- totalidad 551 gra-
mos. Tomen nota nuestros conprofesores
todos el pdblico. La enferma fu6 trata-
da on ell hospital. ST hubiese permaneci-
do en- su casa, estamOs segurOs de que no
so le hubiera administrado la medication
prescrita, de que hubiese sucumbidO
dicha senfermedad
Nos dicen de Manati: -" Oportuna-
mente convocada por varios caballeros de
II localidad, tpYQ lpgar ca 81 salon del
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Nuestro sistonoa da cxpedientas adrni-
nistrativoa, vale un imprrio. FL proy cto
para derribar Ia puerta de San Justo y
unir Ia Capital coo 81 barrio dc Ia Maria. :,
por medic de una vi Gil al trafico publ
CO, SO inici6 el ahO lS49, 8 bernaDdo d
Puerto -Rlco 81 general Prim, Desde en-.
tonces ell exp3d%c4ute ha eatado de Ia Ceca
s la Meca y DE- Herodes Pilatos, sufricn-
do los estqtdiOs de los ministries de la Co.
roma Una bicoca; 46 aflos NADIA mas.
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Nos dicen de Arecibo:

NOS OlC9n de AreClDO:
"Los esposos don Juan ArespacOchag
SO dolor de haber pordido uu tierno n
no, encanto de su hogar. Reciban am
bos estimables amigos nuestro sentido pc
same"
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Donde naejor SO come en- Ia Capital de
Puerto Rico, os en- ol restaurant LG CGtG-
lamG San Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-19

Nos dicen de Manati: - {" Oportuna-
mente convocada por varios caballeros de
.la localidad, tpYo lugar en- 9! salon del
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Ell dia 4 del mes en- curse, sali6 el ca
nonero Comc7oG del puerto de Santo DC
mingo, para el de Macoris de la misma n
DilbifCa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

work ,s done I'm accordance with the pro-
visions OF these regulations
cit shall be the duty OF the lnsp'c'o'
OF Plumbing Immediately upon no'l''o'
ton by the plumber. TO proceed 10 in9p.,'
and pass upon the work. and an III
tions shall, be made within twenly-iou -,
hours after such notification. he Si'', ,
promptly condemn and order the rernoNsl
Of any defective material. or any worA
done other than in accordance WIN 'hes'
rules and regulations TO govern the con-
Meeting Of houses with the pubic Sc"
Df the city. Upon a complete ana SaelS
factory inspection Of any work ne sh"''
grant a certificate Of approval
The salary OF the Inspector Is $i'V"
year. ,.a.,,,,t,,ee
Al the meeting OF the Commi'',t ,'
on Accounts and Printing held tIl.'ds
evening the contract for city Jop-Pi.. =
ing was awarded TO Messrs. Sch.h Q
Flanhart. while the German paper
curing the advertising was the l'aily '.i
man Advertiser instead OF stats -"
zotto as was published yesterday
There will be meetinga Of the conhl'
tees on Police and Claims and saiarle'
tomorrow evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
COUNCIL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The Commission Matter-Gas-House
EcpOtt.

The members of the city Council have
become aroused over the question Of plac-
ing the departments OF the city
government. now controlled by the COun-
ell or its committees. under the manage
ment of commission. The mPtter Is
not a new one with the city Fathers,
but its recent agitation has caused IL 20
BE- more thoughtfully considered by them.
There is some talk Of introducing reso-
luton providing for a division Of Clay
Ward. which would make a new ward.
and create five more cOuncilmen and
three additional aldermen then to con-
fine the members 10 only one important
committee, place all the markets under
the control Of one committee. etc. BY
this means. those favoring this plan con-
tend, the members OF the Council could
give just as much attention 10 the de-
partments as commissioners could. There
Is also some talk Of the Introduction OF
a resolution tending 10 have the council
men paid n small sum for their services.
II was suggested yesterday evening by
prominent member Of the lower branch
that If the members were paid. say $500
or 500 each per annum, or g or s. for
each meeting they attended. there would
be fewer cases in which a quorum failed
10 respond, and the citys business would
be- expedited
There has been no call as yet for the
meeting OF the special committee on the
investigation OF the gas-wOrks. at which
the final report to the Council is to be
made up. Chairman Gunst is in the city,
but remarked recently that he did not
think he would attempt TO get his COM
mttee together until after the LIST OF
January. City-Attorney Meredith will
probably Indicate the line OF the report,
but OF course his suggestions will have TO
be approved by the committee.
iusepctor-of-Plum Thomas ". Ian
ders will start upon his duties as such
officer on Wednesday. He has been elected
until July lst when the new Council will
come into existence and the position will
again be filed at the regular election of
officers chosen by the Council in joint ses-
sion. The ordinance creating this office
prescribes the duties OF the Inspector OF
Plumbing:
at shall be the duty OF the Inspector
OF Plumbing, under the direction Of the
president of the Board Of Health to sign
and issue all notices and certificates. 20
keep a daily record OF his work, including
all notices and applications received. vio-
lations OF these regulations, and all other
matters pertaining thereto, make month
~ and quarterly reports TO the president
OF the Board OF Health. lie shall also
report Immediately any matter requiring
the immediate attention OF the president
Of the Board OF Health TO said officer.
He shall inspect all houses In course
OF erection, alteration. or repair as often
| as may be necessary and shall see that
| all plumbing, drainage, and sewerage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
HAD THE Mosk ~ COURT.
Orean-Grindcr Fined for Throwing
Rocks mt ChildreD-Othcr Gases.

Ilbreu Barnabold. an Italian organ
grinder. and his monkey, appeared before
Justice John yesterday. Inc former was
charged with being dlsorderly In the
street and throwing rocks at some chill
dren. while the latter was present by
force of circumstances over when ne
had no control The monk had an eye
10 business. even on this uuauspicious oc-
casion, and when some one gave MN ."
cent he DOTTED his hat and quickly
chucked the coin In his pocket. Barna-
bold was fined s. and costs, and the
money he turned over, 70 be placed IN
the Golfers OF the city WAS mostly or a
small denomination, being pennies ana
nickels.
Jake Blumelnck was fined $ for striN-
Ing Merritt H. Harris. captain or the
Salvation Army. The army was mold
ing forth I'm front Of Mr. Blumelnck 3
place on Fourth and Broad, CHRISTMAS
Eve, and he told them To- move ON, as
they were obstructing the sidewalk IN
front Of his saloon. They refused TO
move. and he pushed Captain Harms.
lanes Lavender, who was brought from
Norfolk. charged with stealing watch
from John H. Harris and robbing >. NJ
Halsey Of 81, was before court, ana MS
case was continued until the tth.
Samuel Nelson was fined So for keeping
his saloon open last Sunday, and was
sent on 10 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

A letter has been received in the city
from one OF the most eminent ministers
OF the State, who speaks ln the most
complimentary terms of the course pur-
sued by Governor O'fcrran during his
administration. The minister calls atten-
ton ID the fact that when the Governor
was in Congress he predicted tnat he
would be, and said Ae ought % be, the
next Governor OF Virginia. The minister
says he approves all the sentiments of
the Governors message, and heartily en-
dorses what he said with reference 10
horse racing gambling, prize-hghting.
ana lynchi.E and ne feels sure that
the courage which made him face Yam
kee bullet without Dlancnins, and caused
MIN TO repel the brOw-beatinS OF John :.
wise. vii not be wanting under the
ncrcest assaults Of tine foIl crew who
would destroy the gOod name OF the state,
demoralize the community, and imperil
the property and lives OF the people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

"Fonucello." the delightful home or
Mr.. and Mrs William q. Taylor was
the scene Friday evening Of charming
social gathering. The affair was de-
liehtully informal ouc. and the host and
hostess so well known for the manner
I'm which they dispense old Virginia hos
pitalty, more than sustained their repu-
tation on this occasion.
The entertainment was IN tho nature
Of a family reunion. and among the
guests were the following: Mr.. AMI Mrs.
j.. r. seldcn. Or. and Mrs. Jacob MI
chaux. Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Haryie. Mr..
and Mrs. John e. Robertson. Mr. and
Mrs. William S. Archer. Mr.. and Ms.
Samuel Taylor Miss Martha Taylor Mrs.
Jennie NIichaux. Miss Louise Taylor,
Miss Kathleen Taylor, Miss Mamie Tay-
Tor. Miss Halle Baker Miss Bernard
Harvie. and Messrs. r. r. Taylor. H. r.
TAYLOR, Lsnerty, Thiermann, Beattie,
Paine. and Michaux.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

Miss Alice Hotchkiss entertained the
old Dominion Bicycle club last Monday
evening. The young misses and lads had
Il most enjoyable time, INDUCING in sing
ing and other pleasures. The dining-room
was in pink decorations. Every other
space about the house was beautifully
trimmed with holly. Those present were
Misses Bessie wells. of NicksDurg, Miss. ;
Edith and sophie White, Mary y hord,
Kate Michaux. Lizzie Davenport, and
Alice Hotchlliss: Messrs. Sidney Buiord,
Gordon Hobson. Thomas Moore, Joe
Bruer. Blunt Mason, Goodwin Boykn,
Willie Tyler, and Henry and Gilmore
HOtchkiss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Vricf Catholic Items.

January 81 being the first Friday Of
the month. viii be observed In the Catho-
lie churches with the usual devotions 10
the Sacred Heart. At the Cathedral the
blessed sacrament will be exposed all
dav. and until after the night service at
s o'clock.
Next Wednesday IS the Feast OF the
Circumcision, ana holiday OF obliga-
ton.
The new Catholic church In Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Annual supper of sidney Lodge.

There was a large attendance at Bel
vidore Han Friday night OF the Good
Templars. OF Sidney, No. 42S The ocea-
sion was their annual supper at which
all the members nearly put in an APP
nearauce. After the dispatch OF a large
amount OF business. and the Initiation
OF SIX members. the lodge was turned
over 10 the committee, under whose di-
rection an admirable programme was rem
dercd. \ beautiful feature of II was a
recitation by Miss Maggie Aierriman. who
was loudly encored. After the exercises
n une collation. was spread. which was
greatly enjoyed by the large number pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Death OF Mr. Charles l.. Faris.

Last evening intelligence was received
by Mr. Gus II. Delarue. OF the death or
his brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles l.. Faris
at his parents residence, Smithville
Charlotte county
For the last ten years MIR. taris had
resided in this city. and for the greater
portion OF the time was well known as
the popular clerk at the Davis House. HIS
father. mother, two sisters. and a brother
mourn his death ..-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
The BON MARCHE,
400 east Broad street,
THIRD DOOR below FOURTH $
PRICES now on EVERY

SPECIAL. PRICES NOW on EVERY
ARTICLE
I'm the house before taking inventory.
Lots Of New Goods have been added. an
fresh and seasOnable. 20 pairs Boys Knee
Pants az &c. 100 pairs Boys Corduroy
Knee Pants JJc.. pairs Mems Wool cas-
simere Pants, Sl.l9; pairs Mems Heavy
Working Pants. 15c. 80 pairs Mems Heavy
Oyeralls. 45c. 800 Mems Heavy Working
Shirts, i5c.. 90 dozen Mems Heavy Merin0
Shirts White or COiOred. Z0c.-DraWers
10 match same price, Mems Heavy Ma
tural Wool shirts and Drawers, So. 80.
-. and e9c. all worth much more; Mems
Red Au-WOOl shirts and Drawers, y
and SOC; Mems Heavy Seamless Socks,
; ana lOc. Mems 4-Ply Collars. all styles.
y and Zoe. Mems 4-Ply Guns, 10 ana
u lie. Ladies' Merno Ribbed Under
wear Vests and Pants, j.. p. 81 ~, 81.
90, and 99c.; Childrens Underwear for
10 20 81 lie, all sizes, from 20 10 years;
another lot Of those excellent aNc. Cor
sets at 81 lie; large All-Linen Table
Napkins &C. a piece soc. a dozen MOrsted
Mittens and Worsted Bootees for in
fants. TO- l. II. and l5c.: 80 pairs Chill
drens Fast-Black Ribbed Hose, &c. /.
Ladies' Fast-Black Full Regular-Mad
Hose Zoe. Ladies Cashmere Gloves. 10.
and l9c.: Black Mink Boas. i9c. 9-inch
Whalebones, &C.. al colors, 4-yard-length
Velvet Bindings. Sc piece, Cuticura Soap,
lie cake. soc. box Of three cakes;
Window Shades, all complete. any color,
with fringe. zoe. apiece: Curtain Poles.
all complete. dc; Turkish-Bath Soap. l5c.
a dozen: Oatmeal Soap. fine for the skin.
Sc. n box OF 4 cakes; Canton Flannel.
. 6 IL Is. and Zoe. a yard: Double
Faced Canton, for drapery, solid coiors,
regular 25c. quality. at lOc. yard. the
best Apron Ginghams. &c. yard hand
some Plaid Outing Flannel suitable for
dresses and wrappers. s l-3c. yard;
beautiful Cashmere Delaines. for ladies'
wrappers Sl-3c. yard. all new designs;
Channels Fibre, l5c a yard; Lining Cam
brio. 41-2c. yard; Grass Cloth, &c. a
yard Dress Lining Jeans. II ard sl-Sc.
Canvas, &C.. a yard; Cotton Batting, for
quilting, s i-3c. a pound
THE BON MARCHE.
(de % Su, W&F)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Both Clerk and Lawyer.

Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer, United States
Commissioner and Clerk Of the United
States District Court, has been examined
before Judges Wexford and Minor, ara
duly qualified 10 practice law in the
Virginia courts. Mr.. Flegenheimer Will
stin retain his position with the govern
ment, but Will, i'm addition. be associated
with his father. Mr. William tlegen-
hcimcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Ifyou need to be told why the
Ladies' Home Journal
commands an audience of 700,-
900 readers, buy the current
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Personal.

INTERSTATE CASUALTY COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK. This company proposes
10 make application 10 the Treasury OF
the State of Virginia at the end of~thirty
days from this time for the return OF
their securities that are deposited with
the Treasurer for the protection OF their
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that all claims against this company in
the State of Virginia have been settled
THE INTERSTATE CASUALTY co.
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no 2f-2lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
Death of Mrs. Mary 4. snipcs.

Mrs Mary a. Snipcs. mother of Mr.
Joseph f. Snipes. Of the Standard oil
Company Of New York, died at the
residence Of Alr. Henry Hare, No. n3
north Twenty-siXth street, yesterday
morning at l2.i5 o'clock. She was In her
SD year. and was a devoted mother ard
friend and consistent Christian Her
remains will be taken to stanton Ton
intcrment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

Richmond. Ila j.. Andrews trustee
TO Cyrus GRAHAM. g feet on north side
Leigh street near kinney. 500.
Henrico: r. II. Bradleys trustee 70
Nadaline Bradley q IL feet on east
SIDE Twenty-second street near W. 800.
Richard Flemming's trustee 70 George
Hermen. same deed reported from Chan
Gerry Court, December j. 1895. S3sl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
4 RARE CHANCE

is always offered the shrewd
and economical housekeeper
right after Xmas in any store
that has a large and complete
stock. We have number Of
Nice and Useful Novelties In
the way of Odd Pieces and
Suits of Furniture, and as
we're about to take INVENTOR
don't want them i'll the way
We want to make clean
sweep. TO do this We are
willing tosacrihcc profit. Now
is your chance to get any nice
piece or suit of furniture and
get it cheap.