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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
NisitInr His Old HOMO.

Rev. W. T. DeRieux and wife, of Spar
tanburg. 5. c.. who, after attending the
Southern BAPTIST Convention in Washing
ton. paid a visit 10 relatives on the East
ern Shore. arrived IN Manchester yester'
day afternoon. and are the guests OF DIT
Thomas p. Mathews, on Porter street
near Thirteenth. Mr.. DeRieuX was pas
tor of the Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church for several years. and is held N
fond esteem by the people Of Manchester
His visit viii necessarily be a very short
one hut he homes TO meet as many OF
his old friends as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
Tho nRrOI.N.
Southern Lenguc.

At Nashville, Tenn:
Nashville ......... 0OOO2 %
little Rock ........OOOOOO20 O-2 8 3
Batteries Moran and frost; Fiheld and
CorcOran. Umpire, Ward.
At Chattanooga: X. II. T..
Chattanooga .... 10OOO121 o. II 4
New Orleans 90. O00-2
Batteries: Hi and Fischer; Ely ana
Gonding
At Atlanta: X n. T..
Memphis ........ OOOO0O000-O
Batteries: Callahan and Wilson; Gillen
and OMeara.
At Evansville: r. II. Il.
Evansville ..... I . . 3 . % O0-l5 is
Montgomery ..... o 0 Oil u
Batteries: McFarlane, Mills, and
Fields: Nell and RappOlds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
Governor.hIp of Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY. May "a mal
close 10 Governor NJ. c. Al
ford says he viii announce himself a can
didate for Governor as soon as he re
turns from the sound-money convention
at Memphis where he has gone as dele
gate from Lexington. AS he is a sound
money man. and both Clay and Hardin
are for free silver. Affords friends th.ni
he will not only win the nomination, oG
Is the only man who can poll the fui
Democratic strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Muller e. Co.. was in the city yesterday.
having come 10 attend the funeral OF
Mr.. d. Tiedemann. who conducted the
FIRMS branch house I'm Clarksville. Tenn
Mr.. Muller exchanged greetings Win
numerous old friends among the To-
bacco Trade, with which both he and Mr..
Tiedemann have enjoyed great popu-
larity. The New York dealer thinks Nir-
ginia's export business would be larger
II our farmers paid more attention to
the quality Of tobacco raised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
Mr. Reeve 10 Resign.

At the close Of the meeting OF the Com
Mite on Health last night Chairman T..
+. Reeve. member OF the Board OF Alder
men from Madison Ward. announced that
he would tender mis- resignation In that
body az It's next meeting. His reasons for
retiring are pressure Of business and fee
BILE health. II is likely that an effort will
be made to get Colonel John b. Cary to
take Captain Reeves place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
sLUGGING CLOTHES on.
Portsmouth Bnttcd Packard Most
UnmercffulIy.

portsmouth bNiNfu IHtkHFu moSI
UnmercifuIIy.
NORFOLK. VA. May 23.-(Special)-
Portsmouth had on her smuggling clothes
this afternoon, and batted Packard most
numerically. The run-getting was
started in the first inning. and only in
TWO innings did a wearer Of the Green
and Gray" fail 90 cross the rubber on
the other hand. Mailman pitched a steauE
game, and though somewhat wild at
times always redeemed himself. Save
TO the Portsmouth rooter the game was
too one sided 10 be interesting. as Peters
burg was never I'm il from the start Han
and Knox carried of the fielding honors.
while Reed. Joaues and Mailman OK
colled with the stick.
PROTESTED THE GAME.
Captain Pender protested the game in
Portsmouth's half OF the second. one
man was out, and the bases were fun,
when Hargrove hit to Hail. who threw
Fuller out at second In the mean time
Vetter and Hallman had started home,
when Pender threw TO Clark to head.
as he thought, one of them off. His
throw was too late for that, but Fuller
did not stop at second after being called
out and also started for home. Clark,
not knowing that he was out. attempted
10 put him out again. and between him
and Lyon succeeded. Hargrove reaching
third base on the play. There was con
siderable controversy as TO the number
Of men out, Captain Pender claiming
the double play, which was, Of course.
not allowed During the wrangle Har-
grove left third. and was touched out
but the umpire did not see It. On the
strength Of these two occurrences Cap
tain ppuder protested Two runs were
made I'm the inning after this. The score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
Travelling ON Their wheels.

Messrs. l.. V. Schirever. OF Union Minis,
Pa; George Kera, D. T.. Winbrunner,
and H. S. Erhart. Of Hanover, Pa. who
are on a three-weeks' bicycle tour through
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Virginia, and West
Virginia, passed through the city yester-
day evening on their homeward run. They
left Hanover on the LIST OF May. and were
accompanied for some distance by Mr..
L. d. Kintman. a prominent wheelman,
who Is on a tour through Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Summary: Earned runs-Portsmouth
3: Petersburg, o Three-base hits-Joanes
o. TwO-base hits-KnoX, Reed, Thurston,
Hallman, Sanford, Hall Struck out-By
Mailman. 9; by Packard, l. Bases on
balls-On Mailman. s. of Packard. o.
Stolen Portsmouth, 6; Petersburg
. Wild pltches-Han and Packard.
Time 81 game hours and minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Higgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
M Co,vcnc To-Day.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.. May 3.-(spe-
clal THE twelfth annual council OF the
Episcopal Diocese OF East Carolina VIII
convene at 81. Johns church IN this city
tomorrow Among those already ar
rived are Bishops Watson and Cheshire
~ This State Mr. Sllas McBec. vice.
president OF the Brotherhood OF ST. An.
drew. is here. as Is also Or. Patterson, OF
Tennessee. Several bishops from neigh
boring States are expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
A Indy Painfully Hnrt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May ~
(Special)-Whne conyersing with friend
yesterday Mrs. James Periey was hf
over the left eye with stone thrown b.
a colored boy and received painru
wound, nearly an inch IN length. sh
was rendered unconscious for some time
The boy claims that he was throwing AZ
a hQrgp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Teaching Profession and People" This
address was a clear. practical exposition
OF the need OF education and educated
teachers, not only educated In mind.
but In heart The speakers language
was most chaste and beautiful A rising
vote OF thanks was rendered him. Copies
OF the constitutions OF the United States
and North Carolina were presented 70
each member OF. the graduating class by
Chief-Justice Faircloth. Bibles were pre-
scented by Or. J. w. Carter. OF Raleigh.
both OF these gentlemen making very
sensible talks. The twenty-eight de
plomas were presented by Dr. Charles
McIver, who made a very feeling talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
AInrrlch In PortsmOntb.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 23.-(Special)
Mr.. John NJ Wakefield, OF Richmond,
and Miss Fannie Kitchen, OF this city
we're united in marriage to-day at me
residence OF the brides mother, No. S3s
County street Rev. a. II. owen, ID. y.
performed the ceremony, and the couple
left for Rich Square, y. C., where they
will spend their honeymoon, afterwardi
going 70 their future home, In Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
-FOUR GOOD ESSAYS.
Other Features of the Greensboro
IuJu.trfaI school Commencement.


GREENSBORO. N. c., May $.-,spe-
cial.)-The exercises at the Normal and
Industrial School last night were ex-
ceedlngly interesting and attractive. The
four essays by members OF the gradu-
ating class were well conceived. and
showed mature thought. The following
Young women read essays: Miss Dorsey
Watt, OF Wake county--subject. PRO
metheus Unbound; Miss Margaret
Perry, Ireded county, Manhood IN l.lt-
erature": Miss Ethel Parmele. New
Hanover, Geometry Teaching and the
Value OF Form Teaching; Miss Barrett
Miller. Mecklenburg county, Man ard
His Environments"
The exercises OF this morning at the
Normal and Industrial School were opened
with a song by the school. The orator
OF the day. DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler
OF Columbia College. was introduced BY
tate-Superintendent Scarborough. who
paid a high and deserved tribute to the
learning and ability OF the speaker. Inc
subject chosen oy DR.. Butler WA s1he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

NORFOLK, VA. May 3.-tSpecial)-
Confederate Memorial-Day will be OBJ
served tomorrow, as usual, In portsmouth,
An address will be delivered az
IN. monument by Rev. j. Is. Funsten at
i:3O o'clock. The military consisting OF
Grimes's Battery, the Portsmouth Grays.
and the Junior Rifles. with a company OK
maris. g and sailors from the nayy-yard,
will be under command OF Captain Carey
r. Warren, Of the battery. Pickett-Buch.
anan Camp of Veterans, OF Norfolk. and
Stonewall Camp OF this city, VIII be ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

ROANOKE. VA. May 23.-(Speclai)-
Miss Sarah X. Wyant has received let
ter from Superintendent John +. Masse'
Offering her a position as teacher OF his
tory and arithmetic in the summer nor
NAL school OF methods TO be held a.
Farmylle.
Miss Wyant taught last year In tn
normal school at Williamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
wom,,,. Missionary Society.

FAYETTEVILLE. n. c., May D.
CSrecial. 1.-THE Woman's Missionary
society OF North Carolina con-
vened In Hay-Street Methodist church
here tonight The address OF well
come was delivered by Mrs II. a.
Willis. vice-president OF the society, ana
responded 10 by Mrs. Norman. Of wash
lngton city. A reception with refresh
ments was rendered the visitors after
wards by the local members OF the So
ciety. Every train Is bringing large num-
hars ~ DELEGATES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
GREENSBORO.
Death of n weII-KnowE and Popu-
lar Lady.

GREENSBORO. N. c., May S.-tSpe-
cial.)-Greensboro' was greatly saddened
this morning to learn Of the death OF
one OF our most iovabe andr popular
ladies', Mrs. ]. w Fry. wife Of the gene
raj manager Of the Cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley railway. Mrs. Fry was a sister
or Mrs. Hodges. wife OF Dr. j. Allison
Hodges OF the Medical College OF Nlr-
GINA: Mrs George c. Heck, OF Raleigh
y. c., and Mr.. Percy Gray, of this CITY
She leaves three bright children. MIS-,
Fry had been troubled with her lungs
for over a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

The Commandery OF st. Andrew. No. H.
Knights Templar, will meet to-nlgnt, ana
It Is expected the Order OF the ked-Sross
will be conferred. IL Is understood that
a resolution will be offered changing the
regular meeting night to the nrst Mon
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
Grace-street Residence sold

The attractive residence. 2i1 east Grace
street. occupied until recently by Dir.
Samuel Wallerstein. was sold yesterday
evening at $50 o'clock, and was bought
in by the mortgagees-the Building, Loan
and Trust Company--for the sum or 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Earned fuhs-llchmoD0, 5, NOriolk, ..
Three-base hits-Groves, Wells corcoran.
TwO-base hits-~Houseman, MCGOWAN.
Berie. First base on errors-R ichmond,
Q. Norfolk, 2 Bases On balls-On Dins-
more. 2: on Weeks. 8. Left on bases
Richmond, 8; Norfolk, T. Struck out~By
DinsmoIe. I. by Weeks. 5. Stolen bases
Groves. Houseman, Wells 2l. Foster. Nc
Gcwan. Dinsmore, Herr, Berte CD, Hager
% Passed bail-Purcen Time OF
gane-2 hours. Umpire-Mr. Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

visit of Il Prominent Tobaceontst.
Mr.. ErnSt Muller. OF the large New
York co-commiasion-house or Ernst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
National League Games.

At Louisville. X.
LOUISVILLE ................ .....'..'''..'l y
Game given 10 Brooklyn at end Of Sc
cond inning by score OF 3 to o on ac-
count Of Louisyille's not having a supply
of new balls.
At Plttsburg: R.H.E.
Pittsburg .... ...1OO04OOO'- 10 4
Boston ...... .....1 0012O00 o. 10
Batteries: Hawley and Sugden; Dolan
and Ryan.
At Cincinnatl: r. III. Il.
Cincinnati .... .I2OOO12O2-S Il 3
Philadelphia ......0211431 I'd l6 5
Batteries: Rhlnes and Spies; Carsey and
Clements.
g.. At Cleveland. X. II. T..
Cleveland 600. ..0O43O3O0'-lO II
New York .......0OO 0O130-5
Batteries: Young and O'Connor; Rusle,
Wilson, and Farrell
At Chicago: X. II. E.
Chicago ...... al 5000 203 2-8 70
Baltimore ..........0 Of u o 2 &c -
Batteries: Griffith and Kittridge; Glea-
son and Robinson
No game scheduled between ST. Louis
and Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

NEW YORK. May 93.-(special)-H. W
Rountree, Marlborough; DR.. IL. G. Tabb
Brunswick
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Petersburg Bnse-Bnu Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 2l.-(Speclal)
a new pitcher, named Alloway. OF Ken
lucky, has been signed by the Petersburg
club. McClung, our best catcher. has
been confined TO his bed by sick
ness for several days
Clark, one Of Raanoke's catchers. has
been loaned to Petersburg for six games.
\ letter was received to-day from Mike
frost, the captain OF the Nashville team,
Of the Southern League, expressing his
desire. In view OF the probable early
dissolution Of that league, TO come TO
Petersburg. 1t is probable that he may
be engaged
At any rate. 1t may be positively stated
that the Petersburg team will shortly be
greatly strengthened. Pitcher James has
not yet recovered from his recent injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Lynchburg, 8. Bases on bslls-On Fisher.
=: or McKenna, 6. Struck out-By Fisher.
?; by McKenna. 8. Two-base hits-Pad-
den, Viox. Mcintyre. Berryhll %, Thomp-
son. Plock. and McKenna. Three-base
hit 90 Stahl. Home runs - Berryhili.
Thompson. and McKenna. Double plays
Ferguson. Plock. and Mcintyre; Mcintyre.
Schabel. Flock. and Berryhill. Passed
ball-Fitzsimmons. Wild pitch-Fisher.
Stolen bases-Sherer. Padden Cg. Cava-
naugh ca. Hayden. Crockett. and Fergu-
son. Hit by pitched ball--McKenna. I'm
pire-Mr. Daily. Time Of game hours
aud IA ,,,ir,,tao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
NORFOLK ULuB CHANGES HANDS

MIR. sommers RetIres and MIR. O'NeiI
Succeeds Him.
The Norfolk Base Bali Club Is no longer
the property OF Mr. Camden Sommerr'
lie has sold out his interest In the or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24
NO MORE LoAFING.

In order TO prevent any loafng in the
department In future, Mr.. Burton offered
a motion, which was unanimously
adopted. that all the carts Of the Health
Department should be numbered In large
red letters, that persons could report
any idleness 20 the property authority.
The contract for repairs and improve
ments TO the stable was awarded TO Mr.
Frank Newman. the lowest bidder.
The committee endorsed the action OF
the President of the Board Of Health in
the dismissal OF Q. Perros from the force
and elected James Caudrey in his place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-24

Totals ,.,rs..-sssf..s.s....if ~ - a"
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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RICHMOND.

sCeRE by INNINGS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-07

A las nueve de la noche de aver saba
do se celebro, en- la Capilla de santurce, ell
enlace de la bella y distinguida seforita
Ines Finlay y Van Rhyn con nuestro ami
60 don Angel de Ar6valo ingeniero de
Obras Publicas.
El respectable Obispo de esta Diocesis
Rmo. Iltmo Fray Toribio Minguella,
di6 la bendici6n los novios, que fuercn
apadrinados pOr la sefiora dofla Emilia
Finlay de Van Rhyn, en- representation
de la sefiora dofla Maria Antonia Ar6va-
10 de Gazt6lu (hermar a del novio) y por
don Jorge Fin ay, padre de la novia, sien-
do testigos el limo sehor Secretario del
Gobierno General don Jose Garcia de la
Concha y ell sefior subintendente Militar
don Juan de Echenique tito del noviol.
La novia estaba preciosa con SUI traie
de seda fn1sino, MORE blanco, adornado
de azahar, cubierto el cuerpo de riquisi-
mos encajes y destacandose su escultural
dgura, baJO el ampI1o tul del v8lo de des-
DOsada a.
Terminada la ceremonial, 80 pusieron
en- movimiento infinidad de carruajes, tras-
ladando todos los invitados, acompaf1an-
do al sefior Obispo & los recien casados,
4 la hermossa casa residencia de los sef1o-
res Finlay, la que presentaba un aspectO
alegre encantador vista desde su exte-
riOr, al penetrar por su senOrial verja, lu-
ciendo en- Ell centric una hermosa fuente,
ondeando a un ladO y Otro de ella dos ga
llardos pabellones de Espafia Inglaterra,
rodeandolo todo los bOnitos jardines que
dan acceso la casa que estaba radiante
de luz La concurrence al penetrar en- ella
no ces0 de admirar Ell gusto y la elegancia
con que estaba adOrnada.
En- ell comedor SO sirvi6 durante toda
la noche I'm expl6ndido Lunch.
Entire la concurrencia fguraba la Sc
fora viuda de Finlay hijas, viuda de
Van Rhyn, viuda de Saldaha, sef1ora de
Biscombe, senoritas Alice Basanta, Rosa
Echeveste, Carmen Echeveste, Eva Tapia,
Amalia Delgado, Aurora Carreras, Auro-
ra Saldana, Paquita R. de Arellano, Ella
dia Sanmillan Inocencia Kuinlam.
Senores don Enrique Van Rhyn y Sc
nora, Ricardo Brown y senora, Eduardo
Woods su senorita hermana, don Tomas
F. D. Weymouth y seflora, Lucio de Are
valo y sonora (hermanos del novio), Al
b9rto E. Lee y sehora, Jorge Latimer Sc
nora, Abelardo de la Haba senora y Ra-
fael Ojeda sehOra.
Entire los caballeros vimos, al Ilustr1-
simo sefor don Jose Garcia de la Concha,
don Juan Echenique, don Manuel Egoz-
cue, don Juan f. Finlay, Padre Delgado,
don Leoncio Areal, el ilustrado alferez de
navfo, don Arsenic Roji y Echenique (pri-
mo del novio), doctor J. e. Saldafla, doc
tor G.. Carreras, don Bienvenido Bueso,
don J. Garayalde, D. Guillerno e. Lee y
don Manuel Garcia Marrero.
Tanto ell seflor Finlay como sus dis
tinguidas hijas Emilia y Victoria, hicie-
ron los honores de la casa, no G. sando de
obsequiar un momento todos los invita-
dos que al salir de tan expl6ndida fiesta,
hacfan votos por la felicidad del nuevo
matrimOniO.
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--iNo Os retirais todavfaS- -pregunt6 Ell ba-
ron su ito
g. H. -SMe necesitas? 80" -*-' .-.
-Tengo que decros dos palabras. -
Eel vi jo Ferney era uu ancianos de fsono-
mia ina cabellos completsmente blancos; pero
ccnservaba su plena raz6n, era hombre de talen-
to de un egg ismo refnado.
Saco ell reloj del bolsillo, un hermoso reloi
Breguet, y dijo q su sobriuO.
"s '-Aun dispongo de siete minutes, nj uno
mas. i. Dentro de siete minutes levanto el cam
po. Soy hombre muy arreglado
- --1Siete minute !? Els cuan to necesito Es-
peradme un momento-dijo- y Sc perdf6 d ira
YES de los salones.
- En- dos palabras explico Ell asunto aus dos
amigos
Un Official que estaba de paso en- Paris. le
habfa insu tado en- la Opera, sin razon para clio
90 El era ell ofendido Ponfa ell asunto en- ma-
no de sus amigos; solo que. .aiadio:
NADIA de arreglo. A espada. Despachar
cuanto antes ell asunto y sin ruido, en- la 'sVilla
Hope, oe1 ell Bosque de Bolonia.
-Mafiana las ocho, en- casa del cfcial.
ALI encontrareis con quien entenderos, puesto
que el of ;ial estaba va prevenido
81 conde de Saint Remy Fontenay eran
dos perdonavidas que estaban muy al corriente
de eata clase de aauntoa Va sabian 10 bastante.
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252 - ...~,.. AmoREs CUE MATAN

252 80. AMQREs CUE MATAN
rfas ieh!. 81 sobrino oo1test6 como Ia habian
hecho los dos amigos: a->.>, = H.
-Estad tranquilo' %.1
Y ahora vets dormir. =. sangre fra
NADIA de nervios .:.~ H.
Esto fue todo.
NADIA de palabras indtiles nj de enterneci.
5 Ell mayor dc los Ferney miro 50 reloi.
81 plazo espiraba. Todas las noches ealfa
q los doee del cfrculo y. Sc iba descanaar, con
la Tranquil idad de IN hombre muelIemente ten
dido sobre una cantidad respectable de millones.
Aquel dia Sc fue tan tranquilo, como los
demas, felicitandose de tener un sobrino tan la
c6nico tan puntual T.. 1....>
Mdximo Ferney deseaba hacer 10 mismo
seguir ell consejo de su ito; pero en- ,el momento
en- que acababa de sentarse en- una mesa, para
escribir dos hneas hacer que Sc las llevaran
al doctor Bertaud, 81. amigo. le llam6 la aten-
ci61 un ligsro t1mqlto que qe prompovi6, m en- ell
He aqui Ia G usa de aquel tumulto:
Bernardo Chambay tenfa un prop6sito al
rogar su amigo oel coronel de BrazeY, que le
presentara en- ell cfrc7lo. 2 ~ y ..S =
- -, FL coronel sc habia apregurado satisfacer
au deseo. 81. - -
Desde haofa algupaa seInanaas > lpsrtterpeecfa srrttrpecf
: Bernardo ~ iotrsqlo, y AZ hacfa notaf, oomo en-
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BANCO EsPANOL de Puerto-Rico.-

Secci6n de Contribuciones.-
da al Banco Espahol de Puerto Rico, la re-
pales de esta Capital, por virtud del con
trato celebrado con ell Exccmo. Ayunta-
miente en- 16 de Febrero t1ltimo, pongo en-
conocimiento de las classes contribuyentes
de este distrito, que ell recaudador desig-
nado por este establecimiento pasara !,
domicilio para hacer efectivas las Quotas
por territorial, industria y comercio CO.
tual ejercicio, por estar vencido con exec
so aquel y dentro va del periodo que com
prende ell 1ltimo; con la advertencia de
que los que no 10 satisfagan en- dicho acto,
incurriran en- las penalidades que deterrni-
nan los articulos g.. y A. de Ia instruction
de cObranZa de % de Julio de 1885.
Puerto-Rico de Abril de l995.--EI
Gobernador:-L. Ga AIonso. 3-2
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Nosotros nos completeness tambi6n
en- desearles una felicidad eterna. sE
1 sMuy elegante y rico ha sido el trous-
lseau d. tuvimos ell gllsto de yer, que reci-
bio la. novia, confeccinadO en- Londres,
y magnifcos han sido los regalos que han
recibido los noviOs desus famiIias nu-
merosos amigos de aquf y Europa.-X.
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+. MARXUACH " c. son los duefios de la
bien surtida Sombrererfa Y Camiserfa FL
Modelo0 establecida en- la calle de San JUS
to num.o IL. Hallara usted ALI sonnbreros
q escoger, camisas de todas classes, cue
los, pu1os, bastones, paraguas, corbatas,
etc. etc., todo muy baratO. ii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-07

Terminados los trabajos de decorado
que hacia en- Arecibo el distinguido artis-
ia don Felix Medina, ha pasado a Lares. q
fin de decorar la casa del sefior MARQUES Y
hacer otros trabajos propios del ballo arte
que con tanta inteligencia gusto cultiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-07
VARIEDADEs
AWSO A LOS eASTRON0M0s.-

1sl AVISO A LOS ASTRONOMERS =
Cerecedo Hermanos y Compaf1fa, acaban.
de recibir. por vapor frances, ell celebre
queso de los Princes, queso de Gruyere y
queso Gorgonsolay Ciruelas paaas de En-
t6 y ell gran entrem6s Franco-Ruso. OBJ
jetoss todos de superior calidad y que no
admiten competencia por su bondad y por
sus precios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-07

segdn la relaci6n de d6bitos a Ia Di-
putaci6n provincial por derramas, los uni
cos Ayuntamientos que tienen esa aten
esta Capital y los de Guayarna y Loiza.x>@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-07
RI. InlD YGn Cruz i Capital

= REPRESENTATIVES de Casas EurOpeas y
Norte Anericanas-Se hacen cargo de to-
da class de pedidos que SO les 4conffen-
en- comisi6n. -. ~ ~. ~.<.>< <l5-9