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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

Hecoos tonido el gusto de saludar en-
oeta redacci6n a nuo3tro amigo ell sefor
don Francisco Cintr6n, director que fu6
do 81 F'ulnajrG7ate de Coamo, que ha veni-
do a la Capital como represe1tante del
partido auton0mista
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

clone" i" cu@u Fnorcantil que giraba ba;3
el non:5re DO Pedro Jose River. Malendez.
Sc lla hecho cargo de su active pa@ivo la
012V" 6c>i"dad = Rivera = Sobrino," de la
un* s @~>;i2 a~stor capitali8ta Ell ref4rido
Rivera. y lre>t0r Industrial don Marce:inO
SI0brlz4O l0dreyra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19
-VAP0R ESPAR0L
u. JOVER SIERRA"

Este noagnifico y rapiIo vapor, en- a!l
viaje q la Peninsula lLegara haCfa Ell rs al
.'rrs0nto mas Ponce de donde seguir..
a M'>yagiitz Y esta Capital, aC1ni.lond ::
c:.-+.~> ara N"rte ie Espana el Meditv-
ia:
Ell tapor ah'mbrado con luz .-s6c.
Urlca rcupa esplerdid condolences rara
pasaje. Para MAJ infOrmes diriiirgo d
sus cQnsignatarioa.
A RAU6CHENPLAT, Capital.
SCHCLZE Y COMP, Mayagiicz.
CHRISIlAN BONSEN. Enno G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

lie rier;l sin motor pero de preferencia con
est: tabitn dos kl0inetros de via portat con
S* ul"> 0s dc ayujaS para canbiO de Via, curvas g.
l. uu nUnIero proporci0nallo de Wa@oretus para
movim'nto de terras ad?nitira proposciones pare;
;p'js,'0n, d"biHrto (rrse por escrito, los que in
~: sen Nt!'r, III qua ":I<cribe. Mayagutz .uIuU
I~.5.--Ill DirertOr gcruutt iutminO L. BRAVO LOLA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

La sonora Presidenta ProvinoiaI 7o
Damas de Ia Cruz Roja ha recibido del 81
Presidente de Ia Asamblea Suprema "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

Crlca rcuna esplerdidas condolences nara
pasaje. Para ma infOrmes diriiirgo i
7us cQneignatarioa.
A RAUSCHENPLAT, Capital.
SCHULZE Y COMP, Mayagiicz.
CHRISTIAN BOG5EN, F,ulc. CT
Sc preparan grandes feeteios en- Van.
ARA los s;ias II y 70 de este mes CO.,
!bJato de ao:,."nizar la bandci6n iuIsl
lie la nueva bandera comprada en- Barco-
Iona para el battalion de VoIuntarios Do
"s0 pueblo por su dlgno y enthusiastic CO.
mandarte don Lucas SoliveIla. Segtln re-
"a el Progr3ma, habra rhtretas, alboradae,
G}sjrlD1clnn de 'inoRnas / los Dobres Y
los erf ~rnlo del Hospital, Qucmandos"
pOr las nocheS vi8roaOs fuegos artificiale4
pr0paradOs expires aTnente para eetas 49,.
ta3 por un habil pirot6cnico de Ponce Fl
1la 20, haHf' q, Santiago, patron de Espa
IA: Sc cFlebFaria d las gjete e71 el p6rtico
de la iglesia una niea de campana 4 r.
que asistira el battalion de Voluntqrj,-q con
Ia nueV*t bandera, quA aera ben3.ci "a =
Jurada doSpu6s de t rminada Ia ,,.ia.,
S6ra muy prin:: <rGs:2 arJistico Fl 5e.~ 1e~>
cue ha de ser e 'laca#I0 sn 81 at7i2 e(,:t,el -
altar donde Sc ba de verifcag la carerlc.
MA de Ia b"ndlclon. A j1zsaT Dnr :os pre-
parhtlv'>S que Sc o&Jan b ci-ncin, TODD h.,
e 5'1ponar que la iestas Gu3da?an I2uv
briu2ntes = t,CinaGas
Gran eurtido de maIotas inz:oeas. i'm
per!oea blca :" }g-:?Ua, 81 las = fi:l0nos de
r9%i'la, hi0~~,. n U1|-.:~, cuch;llos plan
cha d. u IS ,21.af1o", Iona. cables de
alan9br52 ' rita - !ifar@~ 5es eases lara
bare -, IN Il a., ct1 Ia u. Romin Gem
ponj2, Cr"z :1:nero 80 y e. Ia 3isnda d
detail - L, i:-'S" szl:anza," Cruz MIN. 7,
Con gus rocortalao4 IL ca Demo-
cracl& Il ~lguient4 suolCo, Jv: >1ut dernues-
ira Ia inaQOrtancia Q!e va to1lando Ia in
dustrla de- abono8 mineralee oBtableci8a
On MayagUoz. Dice eI colega:
Hemcs visto en- diferentes n1marae
del :, LiStin Comarcial, peri6.Iico =: =
cantil que We la. }uz en- la play 3 de @. -
ciudad, que e1 cornarciante - ceta plaza
nuestro querido amigo don Christian b -
sen, ha recibido y cota recibiendo difaraI
tea { irnpOrtantss rome8as de les III. c~.,{t;-
cos abOnoa ninerales de Ia fabrica d. M".
yagiez. Lo quo domuestra dc ma name
"a 0vidente qoo {: abonC da reference
tiene va I'm gran elnpleo er NJ :ra iu:.>
dicci0n y que <,2 y Ia inpo7tanc;a cue e.
Quiaro, va m1>y 0ront% sera una oocesid,.
para nuestros G-,ricUIt~Te8 Nos place cc3-
sagrar estas lineas i la referida fabrica;
es una industrial pu6rtorriqnena 2 nos aI;-
gran muy much0 todos los prcE:Is2s ~
conquisto cad2 dia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

Los apreciables j6Vones, naturales de
este pa1s, don Gustavo Mufloz Rivera Y
don Miguel Planellas Yahez, residentes en-
Ia Peninsula y que cursan respectivamen-
to eetudios en- las facultades do Medicina
y Derecho, han obtenido notas de Sobre-
saliente en- los examenes que sufrieron en-
el mes pr6ximO pasado. Rociban tan es-
TINA b'es j6venes y sus familias nuestra
mas eincera enhOrabuena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19
EL phRiS-Rk7AR racibi0 aver IN s,lrt

E FAKIS-BkLAH roclbl0 aver IN sIrtido
de cl1turones dltimo modelo, dc los que
usan las elegalntes parisienses: Los hay
a tres pesos. Tambi6n Sc han recibido
polvos rnuy buenos de Pinaud, q dos rea~
les paquete y ell conocido jab6n de Sanda-
10 del mismo perfumista reales la Gaia
de 3 jabones; Polvos Simon bIanco y rosa
q peso la cajita. Guantes de seda de
cabretilla negros. Horo 1illas de cabeza
seda negra de 100 yardas propias para ma
quinas un real; punto negro para manti-
Has. de m0ta grande 1 peso vara. EI
surtido de autoIares puntillas Valenciep-
ncs, tinas, es preciosimo en- cuapto q
abanicos japoneses los modelos que sa
han recibidO son completamente nue.
NOS' 1C-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19
H5ITlGlAS JsEHERAEE3

Tocord2rnos & nuestros favorecedorcs
que la secci)n de Pusntiempos que veni.
mos publica2do a Ia c~b IA de la cuarta
Dlana de LA CORREsPONDEHCTA, es prolon-
&oci6n de Ia de Grjed0des de Ia t9rcera
ll.:n1. No podemos dar preferencia en-
e~ta socci0n los anuncios como 10 desean
a2gunOs de los sonOr0s anunciantes, pues
rec98itanos Ell espacio para que altGrnen
unOs y Otros anuncios. La tarifa que rige
PARA los que SO publican Oh la secci6a de
jTur@edndes, es Ia fnisnna do la de los Pa-
s0tGeMDOS. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-19

UC NGUIFG2-
&os de- Ar<C;bo con mHtivo de las pr0xi
mas f. staa del C&rm2n, rita ai"ndo 0bjeto
lie imporC*nte ro7>=.-aciones igualmente
oj Paseo de Dan2l.a, que en- la ncche del
sabaGo ~ estara iluminadO q Ia venecia-
ma So quonar3n alli vistosos fuegos ar
tifciales. Reina en Arecibo y pueblos
f1estas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, February l.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange again turned on
the bond issue. The street Is FIRMLY con-
WINGED that a deal has been perfected be-
tween the Treasury officials and foreign
bankers, whereby the depleted gold re-
serve is to be replenished, and, accord
ingly, has ranged itself on the bull side.
The struggling shorts followed the bull
operators. and their purchases stimulated
the upward movement. London. which
seems pretty confident that the Treasury
Department will make a bond issue, was
a liberal buyer OF It's favorites, and took
large amounts OF st. Paul, and Louisville
and Nashville Local firms were more en-
couraged than for some time, and re-
ported a little inquiry for outside clients.
A great feature of the day was the
break In the actual rates of sterling ex-
change Of about one cent to the pound,
sterling, which led to a general cancella-
ton of the orders for shipment OF gold
by to-morrow's steamers. In addition 10
this, some Of the bankers who cancelled
their orders returned sl.s00.0O0 to the
Sub-Treasury, and at a late hour one
firm was looking for opportunity to re-
turn 100000 additional, which II had
intended to export. As the Withdrawals
from the Sub-Treasury to-day were only
81, 10000 II will be seen that the. govern
ment actually gained gold by the days
operations.
The big gold shippers were offering
heavy amounts of money on call at the
close. The announcement from Washing;
ton that the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing had been instructed to print
$500 900. 900 OF bonds also strengthened the
market IL being inferred that the ad-
ministration would go to any length 70
The gain in prices ranged from liz 70
per cent. and was most marked in
American Sugar, Chicago 1as. Louisville
and Nashville, Lead, the Gransers, SOUTH
Lake shore, and the Coalers. General
Electric was weak at one time and Tell
to 2s 3-s, the lowest point for long time.
but when It was discovered that big
short interest had covered, a rally to 80
ensued.
The market closed strong. and any
where from Ia to per cent. higner tnan
Yesterday. Illinois Central jumped IL,
to S IA; Tobacco S-S, 10 95 3-S. and
Lake Erie and Western. preferred. l-s;
to 70 rs. Metropolitan Traction dropped
The total sales were 21032S shares. in
ending 10000 listed and 1000 unlisted.
The bond market was stronger
Treasury balances: Coin, s65,S73,O33; cur
rency, Sl,5S3.2l.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm at per cent last
loan al 2. and closing offered at per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 3isai per
' Bar silver 597s Silver at the board.
601s. bid. lit, .,
business in bankers bills at iSizp4 MA
Tor sixty days, and siss% for demand
posted rates, $iSSlliseis; commercial bills,
Government bonds steady. State bonds
firm. Railroad bonds stronger.
rToCx ADAPTATIONS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the First National Bank. OF Rich
mond, Va. held on wednesday. January
Goth. the following preamble and resolv-
lions were adopted;
whereas. the Board OF Directors OF the
First National Bank have been officially
notified OF the death ~ Mr.. W. t. Var
brough. one it's most useful and best be-
loved members. whose intelligent atten.
ton to the duties OF his Office, uniniiu'
enced by favoritlsm or partially. won
for him the respect and confidence OF h.
associates on this board. his manly anc
sound advice and judgment always ready
for the service OF this bank, made him
one OF our most useful directors; while
his womanly gentleness OF character en-
deared him 10 us as a friend. In every
relation OF our association with him We
mourn most sincerely his death, and de.
string to express our sense OF the loss
which the bank has sustained In hin
death: be II
Resolved. That the Board Of Directors
Of the First National Bank deeply de-
plore the death Of our late associate,
Mr. william T. Yarbrough. and whilst
recognizing the great loss We sustain.
how In humble submission TO the decree
OF Almighty God. But. In order TO testify
10 the wisdom and good Judgment, TO the
fidelity to duty with which he discharged
his duties as a director. and the patent
forbearance and courteous demeanor
which characterized his relations 10 tins
board, we desire ID spread upon the MIN
ute-book OF the bank this feeble testi-
mony OF our high regard for him.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu-
lions be forwarded 10 his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
FEBRUARY.
Month When Ills East
est to Regain Health.
Get Strong Before Dsbiitating
Spring Comes Again.
Feed the Morn-Out Brain with
raine's Celery Compound.
LET CHANGING SEASON FIND sYs-
TEN IN HEALTH.
Take the Great Remedy That Makes
People We'll.

A perfectly healthy body has its parts
completely nourlsfed ana its nerves toh-
ytRntly refreshed and stored Win Query
trom The vigorous blood mat All 'he tune
Nut 10 do this important work Of con-
viewing sufficient nutrition 10 the tissues.
The blood must be kept rich ana fuil OF
rel cofpuscles.
mon ana women y HON the coming spring
tyll claim for is victims II pitiful
lack q proper nerve food. What these
weak. nervous people need r. more gene,
ral feeding and storing OF their blood
md tissues with fresh. hghly-vitallzed
material There Is undoubtedly nothing
that cen compare with Professor Phelps :
remarkable discovery. Paine's celery com
pound. for restoring health and strength.
The great body Of physicians through
out the United States England, and Cana
ia believe profoundly In ". and prescribe
81 in all cases of nervous weakness ana
debility In preparing this greatest of all
nerve tones and blood rcnewers. the emil
Yrnt professor OF Dartmouth College. Ed
ward T.. Phelps. VI. D., Ill. D. had in
mind the countless men and women with
brains overwoTked and nerves unstrung
10y worry and lack Of proper nutrition.
Clerks. their employers. lawyers. doc
tors. mothers Of families, Woodworking
men and women IN every state and coun-
Try. and hosts Of n-workers-the most
intelle tual part Of the community-are
to-day taking patne'E celery compound.
with the happlesi results. to relieve
themselves Of rheumatism. neuralgia. ner-
Nous exhaustion. dyspepsia. sleeplessness,
md low spirits. faine's celery compound
cures diseases Of the important organs
az digestion. circulation. and excretion.
by purifying the blood. by regulating the
entire nervous system. and supplying the
body with strength 10 combat disease.
Paine's celery compound makes people
well II takes away all the tremOr and
irritahility from the nerves, and gives
that calm. strong feeling Of assured
health that Invariably accompanies a
perfectly wcll-nourNled bodily system.
Get rid OF ianguor. clear the muddy. un-
healthy skin. plump out the body. and
With Paine's celery compound. and begin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

hye-Du!i and easy No 2. saa.7.
uusy-yuse. ana ses1f At si3 o0ss,2 :0
- AZ .,vssns sscafy. PtVvssious aulet. me-
s,ssy s,a.s sa,n snoalders. cae. shsrt ribs ara
74s WV Lsia' feassds
Jba,,sr,9aie,; fancy. cre.m.r, .4.,,. ,.a
es,s E sss, ioc; store pscsed, ssi0.
Conee-ssesdy; No. 7, fgil,teizo
sugar unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Fsbruary l. Vlo,, a..
nncnanxed Wheat 10 nof,fste .asa.s 80
qaiet a. previous pfices s'2pV eae
Uon-vltet No mirsd, cssa. tracy x,,1.
VoMs-yu'st; No. mirsd, cssn. trses. ~
isrs-sy,s.s,s.h a i s,esdy msss 1000.
Dry sslted Nssts-stsady. sso,issr 80
snors mrs, Ssse; clear sides. s,le. a.,
meats worth We. more. s' o'is'
Bscon-s,esdy and IA fair demand. sso,,,.
sc 1 Dac; shor' RIBS a'.s clear, 5s1c BoIsS
whisscy steady msL22.
IT. LOUIS
sr. LOUIS. Februsry I.-F,oar--o,,s. -.
lover; pa,snt. 24oss2.oo; fancy, 1assa io:
wae.,1hixhsr; February. so,S. x.,. $40,
.c SSscaj ai, III February ss'sa' Maj, .o.
pp s,s February. esNe; x.y. as,,e.
fors-stsDssrd Mess, eto 75ssfl so.
,@ra-Primc steam. $40; cnolce. $3.50.
ssoy. s ssl ss.,s-should.rs. sA2s: ioass.
shorts, &C. i2ts-
high wines-s,sady at si.ea.
TIE COTTON MARKETS.
LiikhPoOi. February lap. M.-Pehrp.,
~, of.ofd.; February and Marsh, 2 seeSa
o.-oto., Aarcn and April. 2 57-5is5s-s4<. INV.
so'a Hps, sad NAY, Ss.eti; xay and Jin.. .
aud August. 2dt6ta3i: August and septem,
per, Jl.off.; sellers; ssplsm ber .nd octon., q
2-6fa3 3-ose.; sellers October and Nos.mn.,'
s-oso,i sellers November and December. 4
QUO ouyers Futures closed barely ssaiv
! NEW ORLEANS, February L-Cot,oa-Ts'
lures steady; sales, A.. 900 bales: Fsoyusrx
saOo March. s5.te: April. GALS Nay, sAss.
s so ss.sl July. so 81 August sS.S2, 90.
NEW YORK, February I.-Cotton Gull, m "A.
ding gulf. 5;sc.; middling. SIC. ret re.,slo,s
| I3b bales: gross. s.t76 bslss: sxports "A 10
Continent, LILY salos; forwarded, y. 400 Sslss:
sales; i,loi bales; spinnsfs. 81 bales; stock,
| NEW YORK. February i.-co,ton-yu,ur.s
closed steady; Febcuary. sa4l; March, q. as,
April, $3.50; May. 1888; June, Is. SO; yaly.
$500; Angus. 1894; September. s5.es; o..
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON, n. C., February i-Rosln--
Firm; strsined, si02jS; good strained, o.. % ~.
spirits turpentine nrm at Poe. Ter arm Al
s1.OO. Crude turpeotne steady hard, 81. 10;
soft. si.5o; virgin, si.70.
CHARLESTON, :. C., February i-Turpeu-
tne-Quiet al 20c. bid; receipts. 100 cssks
Rosln-Good strained nrm a, si.0Oasl.O5;
receipts, 103 barrels.
LONDON AND PARIS.
LONDON. February l.-Bar silver. ~ 7.led.
| Paris advices quote per cent. rentss Al iO2f,
| soc. for the account and exchange on London
at Psf, lstsc. tor checks
NORFOLK PRANCr MARKET.
| reported for the Dispatch.
| NoRFol x. VA. February l.-Market duil
common. lattsc: prime. l&c.; extra prime,
&c. fancy. 2bc.; spanish. 60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
DEATHS.

PRYDE.-Dled. at 1915 o'clock =. NJ,
Friday February LIST. at hts residence.
So7 north Twenty-seyenth street. ALBERT
X. PRYDE In the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from Union-Station Methodist
Episcopal church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 10 attend. %
TAYLOR.-Died at the residence OF his
son-in-law, Mr.. Dudley Chaddick. Hen
rico county. Thursday. January 3lst, az
s o'clock p NJ, T.. w. TAYLOR. In the
SD year OF his age.
Funeral will take place at Highland
Springs church SATURDAY. February
I'd. at O'Clock.
WHTTLOCK.-Died al the residence OF
his brother-in-law. Thomas Riddell. No.
1i9 south Cherry street, \. J. WHIT
LOCK. I'm his 36th year.
Funeral at the above place at $50
o'clock THIS Saturday EVENING.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend without further
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
ROREPT DOWNING.
Personals and Briefs.

Judge r. NJ. Page. OF Abingdon. is In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Greenwald have re-
turned from ten-days trip to Florida.
Justice-of-the-P Peace John W. Goode. OF
Marshall Ward Is detained at home by
sickness.
To-day Is the Feast Of Candlemas. and
will be celebrated with the usual services
In the Catholic churches.
Miss louie Young. of Fredericksburg,
is the guest OF Mrs. Randolph Latimer
Norris, 20l south Third street.
Engineer John Mackie, of Company No
l. Richmond Fire Department, who has
been quite sick, is able to sit up.
Mr.. Arthur Moody. an employee Of the
Southern Railway Company, is quite III
at his home. l72l east Main street.
Mr.. George r. Fisher. general manager
OF the Richmond electric properties. ar
rived in the city yesterday morning.
Work on the building for Asbury Metho.
dist church is progressing rapidly, and
the house will be ready for occupancy by
the latter part of March or the first OF
April. Until It is finished the congrega-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
NELSON QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
Reports Of the Preachers Highly
EucourartnR.

.LOVINGSTON. VA. February 1.--tSpe-
cial 1.-THE first quarterly conference OF
the Nelson Circuit has been In session AT
Lovingston this week. All the churches
were represented. and the reports OF the
preachers In charge were extremely en-
couraging. Rev. r.. II. Blankenship was
authorized by the conference TO expend
$500 in repairing the parsonage.
There was small attendance at the
session OF the County Court this week on
account Of inclemeht weather Little Dusl-
ness was transacted.
Petitions are being circulated IN the
Courthouse Magisterial District OF Am
herst county asking the Judge TO order a
local-option election Only l75 Is neces-
sary on the petition TO secure an election,
and IL Is extremely probable that the re-
quisite number will be obtained. The
election is likely TO be held about the LIST
of April. and an interesting fight is an
dent as to results.
Mr.. Faber PitZer. who was recently IN
jured In freight wreck near Danville.
has sufficiently recovered to be able TO
he removed to his home. near Faber's
Mills. His injuries were extremely pain
ful. but were not considered dangerous.
Mrs. L. +. Spencer. OF this place. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. w. o. Nc
Corkle In Harrisonburg.
head. @. +. Caskie. and Judge j. T..
Brown. of the Nelson Bar, are attending
the Albemarle Circuit Court. which met in
Charlottesville on yesterday friday.
Mr.. A. II. Agee. of Norwood. left this
week on a business trip to Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Thomas Cunningham, OF Buffalo
Ridge, is extremely Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02
virginia Antiquities.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, February -
Especial THE Mt. Vernon Branch Of the
Association for the Preservation OF Vir-
ginia Antiquities, of this city. will hold
a public meeting here on the 18th Of this
month. The object Of this meeting is to
bring the subject for which the soc.ety
Is formed before the people more strong
ly, and number of good speakers win
deliver addresses, among them Senator
John W. Daniel and Hon. John GOode.
A call to the First Presbyterian church.
in Macon. Ga. has been received by
Rev. Theron II. Rice. pastor OF the Sc
cond Presbyterian church here.
A colOred man by the name of George
Logan has been arrested in the county
by Constable Isaac Hall on the charge
Of having robbed the mail at Del Ray.
lie was turned over to the county au-
thorities.
The contract for carrying the mails
from the post-ofiice to the trains in this
city was, by order Of the postal authori-
ties In Washington. yesterday given to
c. r. Phillips
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-02

II is understood that the damages
claimed are for the overflow OF several
acres and bad effects In consequence,
Mrs. Sarah Butcher. widow OF 1onh
Il. Butcher. and her three daugh-
tiers. left for Richmond this morning,
where they will in future reside.
STATE CENTRAL ASYLUM.
The annual report OF the State Central
tcolored) Hospital has been issued. In
which the following facts are given
Number OF inmates January l. 1894. 1es;
admitted during the year. l1s. Total. Wy.
Discharged during the year. 81; improved.
7: not insane, /: died. 50. Total. 1863. Re-
naming at the OF the year. 77s. The re-
port OF the farmer at the hospital shows
the value OF products raised during the
year TO have been ts.i2l: amount sold.
81 .O65 se: cost OF production, $s.2s2.6e. To-
tai receipts OF the hospital, si0s, 70. To-
tai expenses. T5iT.S2. Cost per capita
per year. 1876; per day. 2s.5 cents.