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HURLED FROM THE TRACK.
Two Men Killed aud Third Fatally In.
Jurcd by "a Train.

NEW YORK. January 1.-Two men
wcrc Kin. and third 50 seriously in,
jured that he viii probably die by
south-bound express train on the New
YORK Central railroad opposite Thorns
dock, EIverdlle, az 10 O'Clock last night.
The three men were Russian Poles, ana
thcy lived IN li.zabethpoTt, y. j. They
lad been t. Hudson, y. y. TO obtain
work at cutting ice on the Hudson river,
ard. failing in their quest. were walking
back on the railroad track.
The trl WAS going at Il tremendous
sped. ana tie three men were flung
high i'm re air and landed on The beach.
10 feet below the track and several feet
frru the stone wall which supports tie
ro1e-bed at that point.
They wera walking on the noren,
bound track. anl stepped TO the south-
bound track 10 avoid one train only 10
meet death from another
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

TOPEKA, KAN. January l2.-Tha indi-
cations are that J. g. Burton. of Abb
lonc. who was prominent member OF the
worlds Columbian Commission. is far in
TIE lead for United States senator and
th't he Viii receive the entirs vote Of The
Republicans next Wednesday evening.
The other candidates now recognize the
rapid growth OF his candidacy. and are
directing their efforts towards bringing
about combination that will prevent
his domination Ia this effort no apparent
headway has been made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
The Tennessee Iinbroglio.

NASHVILLE. TENN, January r.
The House this afternoon failed TO take
action on the resolution adopted by the
Senate providing for an investigation be-
fore announcing the result for Governor
Both sides discussed the matter at
length. A resolution introduced By Mr.
Cate Republican, providing for the APP
rointment of a committee OF invesiiSa-
ton. their report to be made before tbs
returns Of the gubernatorial election are
oDenci and published. was tabled 10y n
vote OF u to 81. No debate was allowed
under the rules This Ia taken as an in
dicatinn that the Democratic resolution
for the appointment Of a committee will
be adopted by the House on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

cash quotations: Flour was quiet; fe !
iug better, with prices unchanged. Wheat
s. D5y'sc.: 40. red, 5i5.U5jc. Corn, 4o'sci.
Oats q &C. Pork, $ll 1lL6Z,2; LaId'
S,S-lc.SI RIBS. SNj0jyo. shoulders,
$ii-,LS1,s. SIDES. %.WG6lj. Whiskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
MARINE ISrELLIoEscc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JAN. IL , 40; -
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MUSEUM WITHOUT A LICENSE.
The Bodies of Two Hanged Negroes TX.
hibiied for EeVcuuc.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, January IL
Undertaken J. G. Franklin was on trial
to-day on the charge Of conducting
museum without license The bodies OF
two negro boys. George Mapp and Bud
die Wocten. hanged yesterday. were
placed N cof.ins and carried 10 Franklin's
establishment. where he exposed them
to - ping crowd Of negroes at cents
admission. Therefore. policeman stopped
the show, and arrested Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Heavy Travr. Southwark.

WASHINGTON, January i2Travel
from the Norh 10 Florida has become
very heavy. TIE regular New York ard
Florida short-lnc limited over the South
crn railway to-day was followed by =
second section carrying among It's pas
scngers go extra hep for the Jackson
VILE and ST. Auguf tine hotels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
leaf. ~; Bur;ey, 4: iogs. im: scrap. a,

leaf. ~: Buriey. a. iugs. iot: scrap. 70.
Total. BIB hogsh,ads: against ga hogshcads
for same week last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
ard cigarettes, sls.tss07; tobacco. ;i3.c3i.sl.
Total. s29. ts0.s0.
Loose sales this week were extremely
small and unworthy Of note
Private trading has been fairly good.
with wrappers. smokers. and flisrs IN
good demand az unchanged prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

MEMPHIS. TENN. January 12.-The
Central and Southern Baseball leagues.
which have been engaged in "a scrambl.
for southern territory, are TO hold
Joint meeting in Atlanta Monday. when
IL is proposed to invite the leagues 10
include New orleans, montgomery. Nash.
vile. Atlanta. Memphis L;tle Rock.
Evansville. and Chattanooga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. January Emo auc-
ton sales to-day. Private sales 's''
Revenue collections: Cigars and cisi-
rettes. p,sl6S5; tobacco. S.5ol.2l. TOTAL
S6.7H.i6 w. ,os.
emoksrA %: nllsrA ~; sutsesA u osH~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

ATLANTA. GA, January l2.-The will
OF the late Senator Joseph Il. Brown was
fled to-day for probate. No requests are
made, The property IL to be equally d.
vided among the heirs. II is estimated
at se,joJ,O00 The widow and two sons.
julius and Joseph NJ. are named as exc
cutrix and executors. respectively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
I>srowiem IN N. -.

cn nuE. MONT, January ia-p,,h,u
cn-'ses OF rot'enneys In the rn,,..s.
government Resulted last n,ebt "a tss -
po,h,msnt by Mayor Dugan of = 80 -
mite, o. seven aldermen 10 ,nv..us.ss
ins charges involve seyerai city or,s..,.
satlonal. '''"''ss 70 os sen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

chip broker and shipping agent. which
~ q part Of his regular business, and
that he Ind no idea that the expeditions
was other than n pleasure cruise. Ii is
The general opinion that he IL one ~
the principals. or knows OF the object
or the expedition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Atlanta Cyposi'ion building.

wASlINCTON. j. c.. January IL
Secretary Carlisle to-day awarded the
contract for the building OF the Atlanta
GaD exposition building TO ". y. McAfce.
OF Atlanta. Ga. at S2..ii6 Time for COM
pletion. July !. 1855.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Samuel W. Fort No More.

NEW YORK, January l2-Samuel w.
Fort, we'll known In the theatrical pro-
fasson. died yesterday In his 5lst year
al his home. In this city. OF enlargement
OF the liver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFFRIsGs.- Wheat. 900 bushels Iefn-
W,ir.. ~ oushelsi Oats. 1,0i4 bushels
SALEs.-Nhest, 800 bushels. SeFD-" MIS-
AZ pusqss. .e,,,.
QUOTATIONS. observation-disclosures oSso:s.c
mixed. 51sg2Is.: rnc-tDetri. oaao 80:
M. rei e2c Corn -wni,- vue'na. 4sa5 -
No {. whlts. Ace. M miSeo, 4oaa
No v mIxea ijeYBllc: NO. > mixed. ga
a5lsc.: wiuter, iaa4Sc Rye, .. aosc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

Gold brlclis-a whole CARLOAD. Pink
erton was here Friday. Alex. Tomlinson
IS always here. Hot l0-cent lunch and
oysters in all styles at c. Eyenson's.
Dew drop in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

c. Evcnsen has Just purchased a car
load II gold bricks from the mines In
California The shipment will arrive in a
" days. and John Evcnsen VIII act as
Indian. Hot lo-ccnt lunch. oysters in all
.tvfeg con often
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Thank, frcm Sel,ra,l,..

. BALTIMORE. MD, January f2--Rev.
Luther Il. Ludden, general manager OF
the Nebraska Relief Committee. writes to
Mr.. II. H. Edmonds. editor NJ the Manu-
facturers' Record. under date Of January
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

WASHINGTON. y. c.. January IL
Ch.cf-icng.ncor Benjamin y. Wharton.
now on duty at the Norfolk navy-yar1.
goes on the retired list mex; week, reach-
ins the age OF CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

Don't fail TO get a gold brick at c.
Evensen's. He has just bought car
load from the mines Of California. HOT
l0-cent lunch. Oysters In every style
Dew drop n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

Cold bricks Pinkertons. Tomllnson,
Msjor Poe, Harry Smith. Justice crutch-
fed. Hot Decent lunch al Evenssn's.
where Professor Hoffman, the assayer.
can be found. Also oysters In every style.
Dew drop In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13


PAPiNi.-Diel January Il. ips q, ,hs
residence 81 hls cousin. \. Grolaml. cor.
ner ~ Fifteenth ami Franklin streets.
GABRIELLE PAPINf: aged - year.
Funeral from 81 Peters Cathelr,i
MONDAY AFTERNOON. az 4 O'clock.
Friends an acQua.n,lnces are resp.c,.
fully Invited 70 attend.
PETREA-Died. January II. 'es a.,
Addison. PA. CARRIE STYII. PErREA
wife Of Rev. r. 81 Petrea. and daushf
OF the late Robert n. Styll
Funeral from First Blptls, church
SUNDAY EVENING, az so 0 clock. Jan.
uary y, lS95 No flowers
sTARKE.-pied in Neosho. Mo. after
lingering Illness, January y. 1875. ED
MONA LEWIS. youngest daughter Il
Mrs. :. L. anl thl late W. h. starks.
and sister OF Ars. ". :. Pitcher, Of this
city.
THORNTON.-pied January y. isss
at 1910 o'clock T. ~, at slgi-2 north
Ninth street. RICHARD FLOURNOY,
infant child OF Mccarty and Ellen
Thornton.
Funeral from tho residence THIS (sun.
day. AFTERNOON at o'clock.
WHITLOCK.-Dlei. N Philadelphia.
January II. 1875. CHARLES y. WHIT.
LOCK, In the Cjth year of his age
Funeral VIII take place from 81. James
church THIS SunllD AFTERNOON at
o'clock No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Mnra Daafha from Grin.

NEW YORK. January le.-Six more
deaths from grip were reported by Or.
Nagle. registrar Of statistics. this morn
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Of THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the wsa-
thcY IndicsfionA
I" WASHINGTON, d. O., January Ia
rlIp Forecast for Virginia and North
wv" Carolins: Fair weather: much
colder; northeIly winds

TIE WEATHER n RICHMOND YEsTEsp,Y
was fair Gad cool. A heavy rain fell at
nightfall and O decided fall in the ther-
nometer followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Januafy EVE
cinla 3'3, ", -; do. centuries, 0yi21D,
bid; baltimore and Ohio, Go: Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern iirsts, l0GIlvl;
Consolidated Gas stock. i7s4Gi..
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Lean temperature. 40
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January l2.-Stocks at the
opening were dull. except for Chicago
Gas, which ran off from Il 20 va on
liquidation, said TO be for the account
OF interests about to retire from the direc-
tory. Lackawarna also dropped per
cent, TO l59. on sales of 20 shares. but
tia stock quickly reoounded TO 1854.
The rise in the stock strengthened Della
ware ard Hudson and Jersey Central the
former moving up from 1904 to l32. and
the latter from 9l', 10 1874. no reasons
were assigned for the improvement in
these stocks.
Reading was quiet and sold at lShD
1874. The unfavorable report for the year
made public to-day had very little effect
on the stock.
The Grangars were firm on the belief
that the Senate will take up the Patterson
pooling bill on Tuesday next. and that II
will soon thereafter receive ths approval
OF that body.
The moderate exports or god and an
impression that there will be no currency
legislation at this session on TIE lines
heretofore announced. led 10 some cover
ing OF short contracts. While the BANK
statement was not considered favorable.
1t had no influence.
In The inactive stocks, National Starch
second preferred dropped D. 10 20, and
Bay state Gas rose IL, TO 2is
Speculation closed firm. with prices FOR
the prominent issues anywhere from 4
10 l.. per cent. higher than on Friday;
ChicarO Gas. Sugar. and Distllirg and
ca,tle-Feeding lost !. TO Il per cent. on
thu day.
The bond market was active and s'rcrg:
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
66.ooo shares: Of unlisted. 1900 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, SIl6l3VvQ, cur
rency. so $500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call. 1ulis per cent; prime
mercantile rapar. 3li per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at ANftN+S for
sixty days. and &SSStfli 81 for demand;
posted rates, StSGfso; commercial DIS.
81 silver. 1914. Silver at the board.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
higher Railroad bonds strong.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
TIE weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changeS:
Reserve, increase, s. ~, lJJ.
Loans. decrease. &ioi6D.
Specie. decrease. $5i.1,O.
Legal tenders, Increase s6.9oS,3o.
Deposits. Increase. s2,5J5,Vo.
Circulation, increase. ~, W.
The banks now hold stl.192. 30 In excess
OF the requirements of the - pr cent.
rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. January FL p. Moot
ion-A ulerican middiing, 3 l-l6d- January
. f2-5,d.. buyers; January ana e t,..', ,,
. fg-clI.: + bTuary and M9rch 81, Du! ct2 4;
Narcn ard April. 3 l-6id., sellers; Apils
and May, 6-C,d., buyers; May am JUS
3 2-GlI., sellers; June and July; o-oli.,
SELLERS. July and August. SD. sellers,
August and : September, S-bn.' sellc. ,
sapt-nber and october. s-6id., buyers
Futures cosed Gun &,
NEW YORK, January l2.-Cotton elossr
dun; middi.ns Guil. &C. mlnu'iif ~ -
hal.s: January, s5d; February. 80 .
March, sos; April, $50; May 90:
'iI1ae S5'5i: Juy. s5.75; August. S9.S'
Segtenbr s58: October. Jss.
r.t III tSi-e1 baies. OF which 4526,i5l
bales are American; against t'e5i.e.' ana
ar. m bales. respectively, last year
R3cs,uts OF cotton this week mt all IN
teri5r towns, rs SO bales. Recelp's ir2h
IN Plantations. L3. al bales. crop III sigh''
%r.y ORLEANS. January i2-Cotton-
r,turss-Saies. 81. 100 bales; January, s9.lZ;
February. &.si: March. SSl: April so.S,'
49, g. ". June. s5.45: July, So August
81 81: September. s559: October, S0S.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. ~ C.. January u
posin arm; strained. 9!i.c.; good strai'sd.
go,rlts Turrentlne-Firm az sc.
Iar-Steajy ~ SOC,
crude Turpen, ne--Firm; hard, nio: SOFT.
$50 virgin. Si.'V.
sAVANNATI. GA. January G-S2sr,ts
,u-p.ntine nTm Sales, SSS casks. Ike
celpis 9i7 casks. ,ooO, ,.--
S.sin-Firm. with SALES Of loctV par
r.ir 4. Il. and G, $1Co; ID, N.oo; y. sliV;
y Sis: @. SIS: n. sle5; I. $50; h. ~;
II tsS5: y, $40: w!n1ow-sass. wv
wa,er-white. 9.tJ.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., January l2.-lUr-
peutlne Arm AT she. Rec ipts. !. ctsAS,
n r.n-Glci strained. iirm ut slp. He-
ceipts. ~ barrels.
SILVER AND "RENTEs."
LONDON. ENG, January E.-Bar Sill
Paris advices quote 3 per cent rentes
at ic2 francs an csntiInes Tor the ss'
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

LONDON. ENG. January i2,-Bar sill
ver S2sd. ,..
at io2 francs Gls csntilnes for the &C.
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
FORT OF RICHMOND. J.yr,sy,,
soRrorSzwPoRr NEWS jan. a. ,..a

sseamef focshonIas, Doyo. Sorsolt. ms,rh...
tenden;. ss' saoenes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

steamship Danvl ie. Mnrphy g.,unor. ,..-
eenfe's ami serrrl, rer.A
sI-en.hi? "ayania.tf. Walker. Nsv Yort.
passengers are genera. csrrn '"s'
et~hm'alp Nofcan 'iT. Bat.r. Pro,,d.n,s
VIZ nyrl@.S, a'' p'fs'n gers aai gcasra carea
more passea-et- sll general csrSa
eteatnship t1lrsr -r'. O'N.tlL Phn,s.,.h,.
VIA Noito.S, pas3'l.o.s ana genera! c,,sa. '"~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
MARRIAGES

Observation-Disclosures IN
Halifax. y. g, December p. lsal by Mr.
NJ. II. clash. Mr. CHARLES CLAYTON
and Miss MAUDE 4. ROWLAND. eo,h
OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
Hjgh-CIaSS Investments!

We ofer FOR SALE "a, f0OWins eiHsc0Vs
Utsh.Gra ds Investment Bonds;
VIRGINIA CENTURY % PER CENT BoNpss
CRY or RICHMOND PEk 1kS !. BOZ ~,
VA. a TENN. lsI. MICE PIN CEsi' "oID
p. P..SP.'R. RIPPER CENT. CON. sTock,n
H. r.. e =. K. r. PkR CENT. bNlDESU
prf Dpii e. re- X. r. q PR CENT STOCK,
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE PEh ee"''
CHAR, COZ. kArGusrA isr. Exlp 5s'
CUAH COZ. & AIGi -rA2D ~ -,
pnSK STOCKS. IN>UaASCE sfoChs.
and other cbOlco securities. DIylheops
FoKEIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT ASosoLD
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v hisEey- Steady 81 Sl.222.
OF, lDfFIS

ST. LOUIS, NO. January Flour E. r ,rra
but quiet: patents. &.Oq~iJ, idhcy' s-'iVV
-: choice. $.s)Ily1.
EGtat-flsn-r: May. 5gsfr6'tc.
corn Higher; January, &C.; May G'4e''
G8ir~fi.aher: May. SIC.
parS-eionlan Wess, Sn.H'l, Tor new
I1-i-Prin. steady: choice, bD.
DIV sailed Meats Shoulders, f.c.; longs
&c. clears. 5.sc.. shorts, 81.
Pacou-Boxe \ shoulders, 5An1isc.; longs
! C..c.: clears. 6s.c.: shorts. csc.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
/ BALTIMORE. MD, January P.-tlour
; firm and unchanged.
Wheot-rrm: No. r'd. spot ana , Janu.
nv. COia0-o1tc.; February. Gt4nv &C.
/ March. 6i4GnTc.; Nay, $500 49,. :
, s,egm p. SO. rel. 5rzp1lAc; southern,
/ by sample, 6iNC2c; do, on grade 5si-W
! Gusc , ,O,lon
C0rn-Firm: SPOT and January, SGT
AS2,c. February, iS &C., pa; May. oic., Si, .
! steamer rli-ed. 47izc., bid; southern Wits
I ani yellow. $3.50. ,O,t.
! Oats-F.rm; No white western, $780,
[ asked, No. > Inixed do. 35'2c, asHed.
! Rye-Inactiye; No 2 j,c. o., N
) Hay-Quiet; good 10 choice tHithy' ''''V'
Grain Fre'ghts-Qulet; demand small
, But,cr-Steady; fancy creamery, NC
roll. li0l5c.; store packed. llQl3c.
Eggs-QLlet az 2oG2lc.
I Consc-Firm; No T. SlJ.'o.
! nfhar orffrtrg nVrhang 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

foRroF WEST POINT. JAN u. 1854

ARRIVED
Steamship psnvige. Nnrpby. p,,,,r>,. ~.
eeAsers $40 general cirgo -
steamship Gnysndoite. Walker. Nsv Va,
passenger ana gelers. cargo '"ss
sieamsoip Morgan cay, Baker, Bai,,mos~
Passengers ana general cargo.
steamship N.itan Lawrence. yo.,.. ~
do 60. passengers aui genera ago
steamship Oodsb TO-. OMEN. Iluss.in.,.
PASSENGER, ana yrner1l cargo
si@a.nsaip ,i,y % slol,e-ier, silearn. Ps,ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. January l2.-Flour
quiet. winter patent. s2.Soa2S; extra
\Theat-Cuiet: No. . red. track 55hc;
Corn-Quiat. No. mixed, track, i-hc.;
No. white. track, fii2c:
Oats-rirm: No mixed, 33c.
Pori.-Quitt and easy; mess. Sl.'o.
IarI--Qui-t; steam lear. 40; hetu''
Hacon-Ouiet: shoulders. 5'sc; shorts,
C,.c.: c.,ars. G5sc.: boxed. NC. more
Dry Saltcd Meats-Quiet; shoulders
- c shorts 55sc.. clears, Csc; boxed. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13

UNION sTOCK-YARDS, ILL, January
2.-iIttie-Roccipts, 1900 head; matket
unchanged; common To extra steers Sl.p
~, ~. stoclSors and feeders, :22Jd3.7J; cows
ami iuiis. 8 .51V3.55; calves, 2.cy35JO.
Ho.s-R .cr'pts. 1909 head; market UNI
changed ia price, but irregular In ton-;
49,, Sl2-I4f5; common to cnoiSe.
,,.,>.i siil.ti Is. choice assorted, si.25R
~, l'rht. e. ar4 t2s: pigs. $2.2505.15.
sna-l,-Ht..i.ts 3,W1 head, market
st.-dr: Inferior to choice. sl.0JG30o; lambs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11
La CORRESPONDENCE De PUEATO.RICe"
MIERCoLEs, IL DE DICIEMBRE DE 1895
INTENDENCIA GENERAL De HACIENDA
PUBLlCA De LAISLA De PUERTO RICO

Segun 10 dispuesto on la Circular fe-
cha del corriente, las operaciones del
canje comenzarAn en- esta Capital Ell dia
IA, terminando el 21 del actual para sumas
de cualquier importancia, y continuando
desde el 20 al IS para cantidades que no
bajen de 12O pesos.
Por ahora, Sc cangearan solo los pesos
enteros, y oon arreglo 6 la tabla de equi-
valencia pubiicada en- la "Gaceta" fecha
8 del oorriente.
Las horas en- que el pdblico puede can
gear, son de s & II de la mafiana y de s
s de 10 tarde, incluso los dias festivos, ex-
cepto el dia 21, en- que podra cangearse
hasta las dOce de Ia noche.
Los sitios en- SO cangeara son los 81
guientes: Excma Dfputaci6n Provincial.
-Excmo Ayuntamiento de la Capital
Banco Espafiol de Puerto Rico.-Banco
Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
Administration de la Aduana de esta
Capital.
Lo que SO anuncia al pdblico para ge'
neral conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, IL de Diciembre de 1895
III Intendente General de Hacienda,
8-1s Juan de Echenfque.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SANTIAGO De CUBA

Madrid, IS de Noviembre. So ha ade-
lantadO Ia llamada al servicio de los reern
plaZos de marina.-S8 he apiazado tambi6n
el dar su licencia los que han cumplidO
el tempo de ley.-Los ostudiantes do la
Universidad Central Institutes, unfdos
al pueblo de esta corte, han causado algu
nos des6rdenes, indignados por los frau
des descubiertos on el Ayuntamiento de la
Capital.
Madrid, 26.-Desdo Argelia saldran
para Cuba tres mil espnnoles voluntarios
que han pedido ir a aquel ej6rcito.-iGl Sr.
Sagasta ha censurado al Sr. Romero Ro
bledo, por habor cr0ado en- Ell Supreme
Tribunal de Justicia una Sale Tercera,
cuya creaclon estima anticonstitucional.
Paris, 26.-Dicen de Turqufa que 81
b1en los musulmanes han asesinado 65 mil
armeniOs crlstianog en- eais meses, han pc
recldo tambi6n q manos de los ultimos,
1nos 30 mil turcos en- el mismo periodic.
Madrid. 28.-Los republicanos dc Bar
celona estaban preparandO varios meetings
con el objeto exclusive de censurar criti
Car la ectitud del Gobierno en- las cuestio-
nes de Cuba, por enContrar que las refor-
mas que quieren darse la colonia son in.
sufcientes y no podran traer 81 restableci
miento de Ia paz.
Madrid, 3O.-Pronto saldran para San,
41agO de Cuba, cuatro cahones de calibre
30, ocho de 81 y doce dc 15.
Londres, 30.-Mr. Balfour, antique
miernbro del Parlamento ingl6s, ha sido
condenado 6 IA anos de prisi6n por frau
des importantes.
Madrid, 2 de Observation-Disclosures
espaf1oles RESIDENCES en- Nueva York, han
pedido al Gobierno que SO les autorice para
1r Cuba incorporates al ej6rcito de Ope.
1aciones.
Roma, 2.-Un tribunal de esta ciudad
ha dictado sentencia contra el presi-
dente del Consejo de Ministries Sr. Orispi,
condenandolo & pagar 10 mil liras.
Madrid, 3.-En Valencia SO celebraba
una procession 8 peregrinaci6n religiosa
pid1endo ell t6rminO de la guerra de Cuba
I'm ell trayecto unos cuantos individuos
vendieron algunos ndmeros do peri6dicos
que han sido excomulgados, sucedi6ndose
una collision entire unos otros. Sc htcie
ron variOs arrestos.
Nueva-Y York, 3.-Han sido inaugura-
das en- Paris las estatuas de Washington
y Lafayette, regalo q. ha hecho la CAPT
tai FRANCESCA ell propietario del diario "The
World" de Nueva-York.