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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
ILUSIONES SEPARATISTAS

Los insurrectos Incense la Illusion de que
Sc apoderan de poblaciones importantes,
ante las cuaies no Sc presentan III en- broma
Y para que la flusi6A no Sc desvanesca,
publican en- la preDsa extranjera sueltecitos
como ell que con fecha 20 de Mayo vemos
en- un periodico y que, textuslmente, dice
asf
" Msximo Gomez ha entrado triunfal-
mente en- Puerto Principe, la cabeza de
2, 900 hombres. La ciudad esta completa-
meLte insurreccionada y, deutro de POGO,
un gran ejercito abrira operaciones en- esa
seccion, las ordenes del mismo general
FL Gobierno ha prohibido rigurosamente
a la prensa publican noticia alguna sobre
este, aunque el pu5lico la noticia, que ha
sido confrmada por personals promlDentes
en- los circulos politicos Gomez ha dirigido
circulares, lamar ndo ell pueblo la guerra. "
Asf es como Sc despachan su gusto los
resurrectos. SQue mas quisieran ellos que
apoderarse de cualqniera pobacion para
que los yankees le declaren b ceramics
Pero est8n CerCles
ST en- los dIez & nos de la pasada guerra no
lograron entrar en- Pnsarta=Principe, pre-
tenderlo hoy es ridiculo- -
va Sc conformation ello5 aunque fuese
con Campechuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

PasaiAros llegados anteayel : e vapor
aleman Hereysto.
Carios Heine, Ernestino Erdmeyer IA
milia, Ana Roth, George Turstemberg, al
gusto Sudenschuur Carlota Sudenschnu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Con satisfacci6n hemos Observable el cello
la actividad que emplean en- ell desempef1o
de sus services. los empleados del Hosp-
tai de mujeres p1blicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Aunqne la sefIorita Aponte Sc hallaba in
dispuesta de Ia garganta, cant5 con ell gus
TO y IL gracia que ella sabe hacerlo, obte
niendo nuchoS spausos de la concurrencia
Birrenas, Deigado S ,lazar tamb biea fue
ron muy aplauddos-
| Fallecio aver en- esta ciudad la virtuosa
| Y apreciable senora dofla Ju2na Torres de
| Tsrrats
| Enviamos su inconsolab'e esposo de
ma parieu tes la mas sentida expression de
nuestra condolencia
| Hace muchos amos DO Sc vefa en- esta ciu-
dad: pOr 4 reales uu vestido, por IN pan
talon. con POGO mas de este dinero una pie
"a calico marca Los mtch1chos
Tndas estas eentai is las halareis en- Ia
popular casa Los nu"h4ctes de Asrencon
| Ros & Ca Atocha Wives. p
Qneiaose los vecinos de la Gale del Co
mercio de que el encsrgado de recoger h
basura pasa por frelte los bssurercs ha
ciendose la vista gorda.
Dicese que 81 dfa 10 del mes ea curse Sc
dara ptincipio las obras del muelle, en- la
marina de esta ciudad
4 proI 0sito de Ia marina.
La techunbre del tinglado esta recla-
mando una reparacion, pues su estado no
puede ser mas ruinOso
Sc VENDEel Cafe La AWam6ra-In-
formara en- el su duef1o don Roman Vera.
14-15
Anoche fue curado de una pu1alada que
~ 10 40 Il I'D.
Disz
El hecho ocurri6 en- la Cantera, seudo su
agresor un tai Vive Torres, quen Sc dio la
fuga.
Hoy ha tendo lugar en- la iglesia, una mi
sa de requiem. cantada por Ell sufragio del
alma de don Toribio Pagani Lejes, padre de
nuestro amigo don Fernando Pagani
Al acto, que quedo muy lucido, concurrio
gran ntmero de amigos de la familia Pagani.
Don Julio Medina ha depostado en- esta
redaccion una pulsera de orc que encontro
en- ell barrio de Canas, frente la casa de
don Si7sseesst-.e i7rssseest e Csnet.
su duefia puede reeogsssla en- esta redac
ci6n.
I
Sc VENDEO ALQUILA una espaciosa |
casa SlCuaud ell et caileJOu utI COuoIClO.
Para informes dirijirse su dueflo, en- la |
Gale del Leon ntimero 6. 8-15 |
Los tablajeros Gregorio de la Cruz Pedro |
Caps cete han sido denunciados, por dar de |
meDos Ueints gramos en- un kilo de carna, ell
primero; oche7atG q seis granoOs 60 76O, ell i
Caroes benefciadas en- ell Mercado
Din 2
De res s 2170
De cerdo 172
De chigO.... .....-. 10
Din 3
De res 1924
De cerdO ........... 1s9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
FECHORIAS

Los insurrectos han quemado los alme-
Genes residencias de los espafIoles en- la
vecipdad de Jaragueca. La haciend' de IN
espafol que era abiertamente contrario fae
destruida totalmente.
Despues de haber sido tornado ell Cristo
los rebeldes entraron al Capey ahorcaron a
Antonio Arena Simon Garcia, espfas espa-
noles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Auocta hnbo tres bales en- Il Rabo de la
Cuebra dos dc confanza J uno de tnttnat-
dad exoasiya.
S guramente que en- este uitlmo ell desor-
dep 81 csc ndalo llegarfan sn co'mo
l.. auttridad debe por t dos los mt diOs
cue estea a su alcaroe, eyitar q1e Sc repi
tan peruiciosos espectaculos que de tai nodo
desdicen de Ia cutu de los pueblos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

cierto, pero que hace active trabajo de "a
ps - eI ane xionista Antes de convenir los
cubanos en- que Ia estrella solitaria Sc CON
funda en- la constellation de eatrellas, deben
preferir su manera de ser actual. 9ugo
por yug., ", cubano, al de Espafis me
avendria, que tai resignation no implica
desesperar del N lana.
El anexionismo mata ha,ta la esperanza
Pueblo que aspir.. la li55rtad, tener vida
propia y dejar de vivir mendigando dere-
chos, sc hace simpatico para los que disfru-
tamos de aquellos bienes; pero la simpatia
sc convertiria en- desden 81 ese pueblo Sc
lanzara la lacha solo por cambiar de due
11o ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

ID ns Teresa Bsrrio d. Oorer partiei a i
n numerosa cii4 ntels que hs tras Il da % sn
tai r ls ,slie Mayor esquiua csile I,abei
IN los bsj 9 de Rosichl.
Ttmbivn Sc srreg an capotas y eomhre-
ros. ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Insoripcio7os he h as en- el R gistro Civil !:
Matrimonios: :-Ram5n Ii Arn.,n lez y We
lazquez con Hemeteria Guey Ma;donado
Nacimier tos: Paula Rivera y SaLtiago,
Edisania Santiago, jose Leandri
DefuncioDes Carlos Ju N Salas. Lncas
Aljeea, Juan Ssnti go Montes, Juana Sua-
rez de Tar ats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
MAS INSURRECTOS

entre medrcos;' Que eJnaos, Hc5rnate. .personas
dustriales de Santiago de Cuba, las ord,
nes de don Francisco Valente, salieron d
dicha ciudad el Ia de Mayo a incorporars
las fuerZas de Maceo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

see conocimientos de contabilidad m9rcantil
desea coiocarse bien como emp!eado flo, 9
como tenedor' de libros. Pneie presentar
cuantas refrrencas Sc nacesiten. E1 esta
red .coi0n iufoIm mar n. z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Servicio preStsdo por ell Cuerpo de Orden
Pdalico en eI dja de aver
Jqan Bsrtista Rodriguez d'tanido ror es-
cardalo rina con Ia indiyidua Domingo
Garcia { } Escob9.
lsaias rricoche, denuncado per maltra-
tsr de cbra infrendole una herida en Ia
maro la individua Concepcion Pifleiro, EN-
prendiendo la fnga el agresor.
Curado en- FL Salon &c S3corro de una he
rida que teala en- un ojo el individuo Anas
tacio Tricoche mauifestando que 10 como
cis quien se II babia inf rido.
Pho Pujals y Ramon Rodriguez, detenidos
por escandalo YIN
r-.utonio Rosario Vega, detenido por IN
contr.rloon forma sospeohosa y sitio. y 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
JOSE J. PALMA

lie aqui 10 que en- un articulo contra ell
anexionismo dice este literato cubano, emf
grado hoy en- Centro America, causa de
sus ideas separatistas
Hay en- Cuba un partido, pequeflo, es
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
MOVIMIENTO SEPARATISTA

Dicen de Rey West, que por los movimien-
tos que Sc Eotan en- los cubanes residences
allf, es de supcnerse que intentan sacar en-
breve una expedition para Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

maica, por 10 que muchos cubanos tomar on
pasaje en- el para Kingston, de acuerdo cor
dos jefes revolucionarios que estaban escon-
didos en- ell buaue, y todos Sc desembarcaron
al sur de Santiago, con un buen cargsmento
festadas como propiedad del gobierno de
Haiti. Dos cafoneros espafioles saieron en-
persecution, pero NADIA han cohseguido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
EN- Ell
Credito y ahorro
PONCENO
biY c1Rssa nteiasnt

Gros sobrr la Capital; sobre Madrid.
B Barcelona, Palma de NJ .Iorca y demas
poblaciones de Espsfa y sebre Fan
cia, Inglaterrs y Estados Unidos.
4-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03
ALARMA

La misma noche que Maceo ataco E Girls
to, hubo gran alarma en- Santiago de Cuba,
porque SO oyeron tiros como de Lombate ell
las afueras de la poblaci6n, pero no Sc sabe
10 que ocurri6.
Sc supope que fue el paso por delante de
alguna guarnicon espafiola, de grupos de
insurrectos que salian de la poblacion q in
corporarse las fuerz,s volucionarias.
Como los insurrectos cortaron los puentes
de los ferrocarriles de Sopgo Ell Cristo, no
hay communication con esos distritos Sc ha
enviado los Estados Didos por nuevos
puentes.
Los insurrectos han establecido IN cam
pamento en- las minas de Jur' qua
NUEVA PARTIDA
Dicese que ha tendo lugar ell alzamiento
de una partida en- Vuelta Abajo, cerca dc
Pinar del Rio, lugar que hasta hoy perma-
necfa indiferente al moyimiento Ieyolucio-
mario.
MAS INSURRECTOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-03

Jose A. Negr67s .Sanjurjo.
| Vo Be-
| Ell Director Gerente,
! 4 Nori0ns
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2 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
The Elks' Bazaar.

The second night OF the Elks' Bazaar
continued to show the interest taken III
II bv a very liberal gathering Doth OF
ladies and gentlemen.
The contest for the boys bicycle was
started and at the close Master Angie
the son of Captain j. b. Angle was IN
the lead. Tonight the contest TOT 'hs
rIks' badge between the managers OF
the four prominent breweries VIII be
started. The beautiful American nag, 70
he voted TO the most popular lodge OK
Jr. O. U. A. NJ, will also be commence
ed. H..
The Gesang Vereine will be present IN
a body and furnish the musical entertain
ment for those present.
There are quite a number OF poth use
full and ornamental objects which nave
been put up for rattle and chances are
being rapidly taken. IN.
II is a pleasure 10 state that whist
the young ladies are anxious to draw
out all thymoney they possible can, yet
there is 10 vexations pressing that US
ually attend such affairs.
visit to this beautiful entertainment
will repay any one and at the same time
assist a most meritorious work. the oid
Dominion Sextette rendered some pleasant
music during the evening.
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The Oyster Openers Defeat the Rosnokes
nv LAX

NORFOLK. VA. April G.-SpeciaL--
Fortune was kind to Norfolk to-day. Had
II not been for rare turn of luck and
wrong decision of the umpire, Roanoke
would have won the game.
1t was 4 beautiful day for bail-playlng'
ana both teams were in the mood Tor
hard work. From the time the knights
of the Diamond settled down to the Sc
rious work OF the game until the last
inning. the excitement was intense.
Roanoke's pitcher Mr.. Fisher, was
smooth-faced young man with blue eyes,
and puzzling curves. After he first IN
ming he had the Norfolks at his mercy.
and had he received good support, would
have won. He pitched great game
but was slightly worried at times. Nor
folk made only three hits off OF him,
and one of these was scratch. he IS
left-handed, with nerve and speed. He
was fifty per cent better than MELON
aid. who was In the box for Norfolk, VINO
lacks speed and control. but is game
and exercises good judgment. He cannot
expect to win many games unless ne
shows better points. His support as SUI
perb.
Short-stop Corcoran was steady, and AT
times brilliant. The in and out-neld put
up winning ball.
The following is the score in detail:
NORFOLK
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Az Monumental Church.

A delightful church sooiable was held
al Monumental Episcopal church last
evening: and for several hours the mem
hers Of the congregation mingled IN
school room was nicely decorated for the
occasion. and Il pleasing programme OF
n..,sic and Rotations was rendered. The
pixie Mandolin Club played a number
louise Meade. and Evie Lawson sang
solos. Mr. h. Il. Valentine added much
TO the occasion by his inlmitable recita-
lions. Refreshments were served by the
following young ladies':
Misses Nirgie CardoZO. Lula CardoZo,
I,ottie Lucy, and Piggie Bigger. Minnie
Kinney. Vivian West, Belle Chamber
laVne. Meade. Stearns. Jane Fisher. ana
Mrs. NJ r.. Nottingham and MRS. waiter
Among the reverend gentlemen present
were bishop Newton, John X. Mason
and H. b. Farland.
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THE NOM KOOTERs.


III Nor = Academy.
over two hundred madly enthusiastic
rooters filled The Academy yesterday al
ternoon an cheered themselves hoarsc
"a they saw Sam CrOwder work his 0lg-
my ball-players so that the Hustlcrs
Jumped all over the flIll-climbers 1ppa-
rehtly after the game had besl lost.
Mr. Crowder has a great invention,
realistic inveI ton. inasmuch as the great
national pastime Is reproduc, "a right De-
fore your eyes.
The Hustlers wore their natty blue
uniforms, while their opponents suits
were decl iedly suggestive OF gore. The
game started off with anything but
pleasant prospect for the Hustlers, and
blue were the roOters when the score
stood & 10 l against the Richmond boys.
But there came "A change. sudden ana
electrical change. and 10 and behold Cen
eral Lawson, the High Muckamuck OF The
rooters. smiled, then shouted. then gave
an exhibition of a skirt dance. and a
case OF jim jams. combined. The cause
goes without saying. The Hustlers nad
tied the score, and econ they were lead
ing their opponents ana everybody was
hernv. The game finished in a blaze or
Glory and satisfac lion. ana the rootera
,eft. declaring Samuel the greatest in
yentor OF the age.
SO Brady lost 10 Pender. Well, thinA OF
If: the Patties and the Farmers 4. Ycu
never can tell which way the cat is gong
10 jump.
Norfolk has her luck with her. as was
shown by yesterdays gan,e-lhe Crabs D.
the MagIcians 8.
In the first game with Portsmouth Wells
had dispute with Tate as 10 where
the Coachers should stand. Wells MAIN
fl.A had atrrhf
10 move up and down the coaching lines
This was denied by Tate. so Wells. IL
settle the question, wrote u Young and
received The following reply:
You are perfectly right. Such sense
less kicking Injuries the game. The Ports
mouth captain should study the rules.
(Signed) IN. r.. YOUNG"
II the Husilers win to-day's game, Gen
eral Lawson expects 10 marshal out hi
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


sELDEN.-Died. at his residence SnoT-
den. Goochland county, Va, at . S a; a..
April ~. 1898, RICHARD CUNNlNG-
IAN sELDEN, in the fifty-fourth year
OIL E MS az from Richmond and Allegheny
denot on arrival of train $40 A. NJ
APRIL oath. ,,,
In;erment at Hollywood.
RROOKs.-Died at his residence, IL
.d,,th laurel street. at 12:b O'Clock
A. N. April 22d, Mr.. JoSEPn -
RROOKS, I'm the sixty-second year OF
his age.
sIIrWERS.-Died. April 22d, at Il
o'clock T.. NJ. ADOLPH SIEW Els akeu
seven days, son OF r.. a. and ,. Sle"erS'
JACKSON.-Dicd. on April 23d, at 40
A. NJ. at her residence. 5l3 west Ienth
street. Manchester Mrs. SARAH ELIZA
BETH JACKSON. beloved wife Of W. ,.
Jackson w..
The remains will be taken 70 Peters
burg on the morning train which leaves
Richmond at 9.l5 this morning.
Funeral services and interment IN
Blandford cemetery.
Petersburg papers will please copy.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
qsE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY!.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Fxchanse--fntsrnal he'en"s
Conections-ForeiTn Adyises

NTrxv YORK. April I3.--.On transactions
~ a,l -n9 shares the usually active Stockb
closed with net gains ranging from 4 -
IA per cent Ihete WS WEI. ~, nsat &c sfocks
offered were readily absorbed, ana IN inc
main speculation closed sifon6 anu 'v ,-
fident. London really set the pace s a,o
foreigners having taken luig ro,sc y,.'
Local bears who profcsscd 10 De eisay-
pointed al the failure OF the ptcsib', ~
OF tho anthracite coal companies 70 a.
rive AT an agreement in the matter =.
.crccntagcs cndcaVOrcd TO bring aDout
q reaction but the decline was ins-", ~
cant Jersey Central ran or 13ide
and Delaware and Hudson TO lzsjs, "N' az
Reading and LackaWanna reIustu IA
Rympathi1o In tho afternoon ,, me - -
stories OF "a settlement OF the uiincu '.' -
OF the companies were revived, @i 1oa s,i-
stock. notably Readins, resp sDinior bonds
INK touched lGk and the Juno. % 80.
on large trading. moved up q W (,
cent the latter IN the first preferences
In the late trading the Grams ", 80
narticnlariv prominent. 81. faul rlnlh6 "
s9fk Norfhwestcrn TO $50, Burnnstoii
ara cn,incv 10 747k. and Rock island
a. c-st Among the l0w-prlced issues
Long Island Traction recoNete9 10 l 80
on reports OF a change m the nlItVtS ~,
Rurnor had 10 that prominent Ne" oiN
crpItaiisfs were 20 he represented ~ VIC
dITectory IN the early futurc. tillcaao
Gas among the lndustriais. Wa tcNti
ish. the recent rise having induced rea 4
gations Spccuiation closed strong, with
The active issues anywhere from a 70 ~.
per cent. higher on tho. day. Bonas Were
acotn higher The sales to-day OF listed
sfccEo accreQatcd 2G2, 900 shares, and OF
unlisted stocks. 10000 shares. 49,. 80
treasury Balances~Coin. S3.UOl 900
currency, 500 $4,000. ,,,os
Money on call has been easy at IN.
,,c, cent last loan at ~ per cent. and
closing offered at ~ per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 4,s. per cent Bar III
yer G61k. Mexican dollars, o. ,Sterhn.
ir hsnkers' bills at 4SSiIN4SSi9 for sixty
days and 1891 taiS9h for demand; poste6
rates 4S9df9Oi3: commercial bills, $500
ass Government bonds hrm; 0' "a,
bords dull Railroad bonds active, 81
Yer al the board was quoted at Oil1dbS.
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ens r,nEs=ncanoND VA WEDNESDAYS ArnlL "a 1885

men and receive them with brass band.
The Hrstlers never hit the ball except
I'm the last three or four innings.
gssF-BsIL soTfs.
The Richmond College Spiders Will
leave for washington early this morning
10 plav Georsetcwn University to-day.
The Georgetown boys are strong team
hut n is thought they will not have
a walk-ovcr by any means when they
meet the Spiders. who have been playing
winning ball all this season.
The Washington and Lee team have
left for their homes In Lexington.
There was great rejoicing In Richmond
yesterday among the rooters here when
the news reached this city tnat the hus'-
Iers had defeated the Hill-climbers BY
scor q of to 8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA. April %, 1870
Private GALES reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY
wrappers. ; hogsheads. filters. 40; cut
tiers. Z: smokers, 80; scrap ,DrlgnD'- ~
scrap dark. 6: leaf dark, 3; Tugs 'dalh)'
Z. Total. 1l5 hogsheads. -. .o-dav.
The tobacco Inspector. reports TO-DAY :
Inspections-Bright, % hogsheads; narh,
AZ hogsheads and 3 tierces keihspeV.,,
fionsNBright. 15l hogsheads; DARK
Myers. Davenports. Seabrook's. Neal $;
C.renshaw's. Shockoe. Allegheny. ana ga
dominion warehouses report TO-DAY. he-
ceipts, is packages; deliveries, lV4 pacA-
ages. .....,,,,o ooilec-
,,ons for the city Of Richmond, Va, To-
day: Cigars and cigarettes 81 i w. ea Plug
a small bright loose sale at the stone
wall" warehouse to-day. -.
Tbere was a very good sale OF uarK
loose tobaccos at Davenports warehouse
to-day. 18Th. looeo 70.
1000 a. shnlburne's warehouse to-day
and another good break for to-morro"
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corrON nlARNrTs.

NEW YORK, April 23-Cotton quiet
middling gulf. 3-l0; middling. 6 l5-l6.
net receipts. 23j bales; gross receipts,
12373 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
4.5lO bales: Continent, 49, bales for
nerr. 81 bales; stock. pa. 4S bales. f'u-
lures closed firm; sales, 5000 bales
Aprl. GS1 May. ESQ. June, 90; July.
Il Il. August. G.S7; September. go: Oc-
tober. 6.9f: November. Cos; December.
1.u2: January, 1Oi.
rotal to-day--Net receipts. 1i,569 bales,
exports 10 Great Britain, 935t bales
Continent - ~ bales stock, I2O0SJ bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
1861 bales: exports 20 Great Britain
~ 40 bales France, pSo bales; Nonts-
nent. 5.sA bales
fotal since September lst-Net receipts
~, .N28 bales; exports TO Great Britain
en5I 'O2S bales: France. 530.123 bales; Con-
finsnt 2t74,6li bales.
6IaW ORLEANS, April 2S.-cotton fu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24
Property Transfers.

Richmond: ]. |. Boswell, Jr., to Bette
A clements. - feet on Grove avenue
Southwest corner Lombardy street, sub
iect to deed of trust for 81 $50. $500.
y a Iadd TO John Wesley, JO12 feet on
east side Eighteenth street between Broad
and Marshall, $1,000. ,,,.
Henrico b. A. Brauer to John Wright,
, acres near MechanlcsVlle turhplAe'
sarah A. Morien's trustee TO Marian \.
Knots. % feet on south side Main street,
near Park. SIJ0.29.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

CINCINNATI, O.. April 23.-FlsoHur our, &C
tive and firm; winter patent, ~ lV1 $780,
ea,,,Ia 60 4o1f2 90. extra. 81 20H2.40.
Wheat in good demand but trade some
what restricted By the exceedingly 10"
receipts.
Sots fairly active: No. 2 mixed, 3219c
Pork fairly active and steady; mess
Lard firm; steam leaf. $3.50; Kettle.
Dry sailed meats steady; loose shout
ders' $500; short ribs, S6.3Il2; short clear.
$685.. g. IN. .hor.
Racon firm: loose shoulders, $3.50; snort
ribs 1913: short clear S1.23.
whisky quiet and easy at Stu.
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~T THIS SEASON THE De

~ ready. We've got our eyes
wide open. Counters heaped high
with Suits that touch every need
practical, semi-dress and ultra-Swell
for evening, made up to the
supremest standard OF fashion
Don't let habit or persuasion lead
YOU elsewhere before you see what
can be done at " The Boston. "
Concede that, and the trade is con-
summated and a patron gained. For
equal variety of new things" in
Mems and Children's Clothing does
not exist elSewhere--nor parallel
cheapness. This is true as history.
Every day we hear the story that
our Mems Fancy Cashmere Black
and Blue All-Wool Cheviot Suits at
s7so cannot be matched for less
than $40 at other stores. Mems
Fine Homespun, Thibets, CASH
meres. Cheviots, TweedS, and Clay
Worsteds at $40 cannot be matched
at less than SIS elsewhere. $40
choice of hundreds OF patterns,
Sack or Getaway
Considering the fact that our line
of Fine Tailored Suits worth up 10
s25 has such great demand, we
have now ready for prudent buyers
all of these special made Suits.
What's the difference if we have
bought more Spring Suits than
usual ? Is there any scarcity OF
men9 Certainly mott I" The
BOSTON," One-Price Clothing
House, 1909 East Main Street,
Opposite Post.Ofloe. Richmond,
Va, J. JACOBUS, Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-24

BALTIMORE, April 23.-The Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners have de-
ciied to wage war on the Baltimore Base
Bali Club, and from now until the trouble
be settled all union men affiliated IN any
way with the Federation or LaDor are
requested by the carpenters TO TABOO ule
champions. The trouble grew our Vi an7
construction OF the new grand-stand.
THE contractor employed some non-unloh
carpenters. although paying union wages
President Hanlon was appealed to Dy ihe
brotherhood. but his best efforts faiied
TO bring about harmony. The carpenters
assert that Mr.. HanIon should have pro-
tected the union by a clause In the con
tract, as he failed TO do SO II was aeclueu
80 ntgbt TO push the boycott in every
clty where the Baltimore team appears
II il confidently predicted by the manage
ment. however, that the boycott VIII SCOT
be declared off.