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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
THE CASE CONTINUED
Nelson's Counsel secufs I pestpentnsut
Until The Grand Jafy nset.
srohr OF MS ovEnDaAvr.
The hank People WIN Say NetAi.s
.. to the Amount-rhe ouestisa
Is One Of Colissio. with Card
weIl-Other Facts.

The case OF Samuel B. Nelson. the
liverymsn, charged by ovsrdraft at the
State Bank with the larceny Of =. r&x3
from that institution. was called In
the Police Court yesterday morning. The
accused was In the chamber. as were
number. Of his friends. and his
counsel. Mr.. Charles v. Meredith Mr..
Nelson looked but little the worse In
view OF the strain he had undergone
during the few days previous. and
chatted freely with those near him. Al
the request Of Mr. Meredith the hear.
ing was continued until the 10th instant
there being no objection. On this date
Il will be remembered, the grand jury.
will meet again to consider other phases
OF the case.
The bail OF the accused was renet VI. In
the sum of S,oo0. with Messrs. Walter
J. Todd and Walter II. Nelson as sure~
ties. Messrs. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.. the Conn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

Jesse Brown. Washington. d. c.; James
T. Richardson. New Orleans; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Washington,
ID. c.: Nicholas Longworth, Cincinnati,
o.; Miss Gertrude Rives, Virginia; Mrs.
John II. Lewis. Virginia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ranlet. Massachusetts.
From this city were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Cameron, Sir. and Mrs. Charles
u. Williams. Miss Cameron Mr..
and Mrs. w. Waller Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lyons. Sir. and Mrs. Thomas
Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell.
Colonel and Mrs. &. OBJ. COwardin, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles f. Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Levin Joynes, General Dabney III. Maury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas rutherford. Mrs. j. X.
Connaly, Mr. and Mrs. James ID. Patton,
Major Lewis Ginter, Mr.. Junius Mosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christian, DR.. ana
Mrs. George Ben Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Brydon Tennant, Mr.. and Mrs. Wynd-
ham r. Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Jones, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph A. White,
Misses Bruce Williams. Claudia Palmer
Annie Leigh Camm, Lucy Wormley'
Florence Talbot Hattie Ross, Kate
Harris, Martha Bagby, Berta WEXFORD
Maggie Ferguson, Mary Williams, Eva
DE Treville, Mary Anderson, Bessie Pace.
and Belle Perkins. and Messrs. John
Rutherford, Edward Christian. Jr., Jonh
w. Walker. Augustus Walker, Alien
Potts, William II. Grant, Allan Talbot,
Jo. Lane Stern, Frank w. Davenport,
Barton Haxall. Philip Haxall, w. G. Fer
guson, Saunders Hobson, II. c. Mayo,
Archer Anderson. Leigh II. Page. Rose
we'll Page. Eugene Massie. Carter Branch,
Major John Halls, DIR. Ellis, and DIR.
Lewis c. Bosher.
SOME OF THE DRESSES.
Both at the wedding and at the break
fast Mrs. Langhorne wore one OF Dou-
Gets imported gowns of white and old
rose brocaded silk. trimmed elaborately
with white satin and point applique. she
also had on a Partisan bonnet to cor
respond with her dress, and wore dia-
rnond ornaments.
Mrs. c. ID. W. Gibson, mother OF the
groom, was apparelled in very handsome
black satin gown, with bonnet and gloves
to match.
Mrs. John Lewis wore an exquisite
dress OF lavender brocade and violets.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. sister or the
bride wore a costume Of green chinet
silk. with iridescent garniture.
Mrs. w. III. Jones, sister OF Mrs. Lang
horne, was clad in a black SATIN gown,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
MOZART MUSICALE LAST NIGHT.
Mr.. Thomas Whitney Surette Will
Lecture at Association Hall.

Lecture at Ass0ciation Hall.
The concert which took place at the
Academy last night, under the auspices OF
the Mozart Association did not reflect
much credit either upon the local organi-
zation or the artists themselves.
The programme was well selected, and
combined popular with classic numbers.
The feature of the evening was the violin
/ playing of Miss Bertha Lucas. OF Wash
ington, pupil of Kaspar's, whose future
career seems to be bright and promising
Other soloists were Miss Viola Win
chester. soprano; Miss Adele Crossett
Oxley, contralto and Mr.. waiter Bruce,
baritone; all OF New York.
Mr. Thomas Whitney Surette. lecturer
on music for the American Society for
the Extension OF University Teaching,
will deliver the first of course of six
lectures on the Development OF Music,
at the Assembly Hall of the Young Men
Christian Association tonight.
Each of the lectures will be illustrated
with music by Mr. Surette. assisted by
members of the Wednesday Club.
These recftals will be artistic and inn
| pressiye, as well as entertaining and in
| structiye, and students OF music. vocal
| and instrumental. will find great advan-
| tage In attending this course. dealing
as it does, with musical forms and con-
struction.
Tickets for the course may be had from
Mr.. r. X. Harrison. treasurer OF the Wed
nesday Club, at SIG east Main street
"The Bicycle Girl" Nellie McH~nry'
new comedy, will be presented at the
| Academy tonight and at matinee and
evening performances tomorrow. wltf
the charming little comedienne In the
leading role Her support Is to be uni
formly capable. and the piece, whicf
Is bright. witty. and pleasing. VIII DC
| elaborately staged.
'"The Bicycle Girl Is a clever satire or
| the new woman" 1t Is not remarkable
| for any depth Of plot but Is vastly enter
tanning, ana will serve to introduce many
| catchy songs and clever specialties.
The two distinguished numorists, All
and Bob Taylor, of Tennessee, VIII ao
pear at the Academy next Monday night
in their attractive double bill. Yankee
Doodle" and Dixie" These two brother'
are among the most prominent figures
the lyceum platform. Their brillian
sketches. which are models of good taste
sparkling wit, and pathos, nave been re
ceived everywhere with the highest mark
of popular favor.
The engagement, which has been looke'
forward TO with the keenest anticipation
gives promise Of being eminently success
full from a financial standpoint. as wei
as from an artistic point OF view.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

the picture was one of beauty and in
spiration.
All the way up the aisle, and even
throughout the whole ceremony. a bit OF
keenest emotion and sorrow was evi-
denced by Miss Phillis Langhorne. one
Of the little maids Of honor. She could not
keep back her tears. and they coursed
down her pretty red cheeks the whoie
slime.
Before the first two ushers arrived at
the chancel-steps the groom and his
best man. Mr.. I.angdon Gibson, of New
York, stepped without the vestry-room'
preceded by Rev. DIR. Hartley Carmichaei,
rector of St Paul's church. and MS as
sistant, Rev. u. y. Farland. The latter
two took their positions behind the aitar'
Rev Mr.. Farkand standing just niue
10 the left, and Mr.. Gibson and his pest
man waited just TO the right OF the CEN
tire OF the chancel-railing. Reaching the
chancel. the ushers formed two columns
one on either side IN front OF the male
cboristers. while the bridesmaids waited
lust at the steps, permitting the pride
10 pass between them AS Miss Langnorhe
approached the altar, leaning lightly upon
the arm Of her father. II was notapie
fact that more handsome couple thah
the father and daughter had not been seen
I'm a Richmond wedding in many years.
AS the DTiut si' Ss't'
the altar the groom stepped forward, and
extending her his right hand, took her
from her father and led her to the al
tar. Mr.. Langhorne walked over 10 tne
right of the right-hand column OF the
ushers. and stood there, to give the .riae
away.
THE CEREMONY.
To the soft and lovely music. ana sur
rounded 10y such an enchanting scene
Rev. Dr. Carmichael performed the snort
Fpjscopal service, which made Miss Irene
I.anghorne. long one of Richmond's most
fayorite and most beautiful women, the
wife of Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson. the
renowned artist.
In loud, clear notes Or. Carmicnaei be-
gan the exhortation. Dearly beloved,
we are gathered together in the sight OF
God. and in the face of this company to
ioin together this man and this woman
in holy matrimony." Mr. Reinhardt play
ing softly the while TostPs Beauty
Ewes" at the request of the bride.
The solemn ceremonial was conducted
throughout in an impressive manner; the
bride and groom plighted their troth, aud
made all the responses in firm. clear
voices. which were distinctly audible all
over the church.
An unusual and yet very affecting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
Sons Of Veterans Meet.

r. T.. Lee Camp. No. l. s. c. ", met
last night, and had very interesting
session. Commander Pollard addressed
the body, giving an entertaining narra-
tive of his personal "reminiscences OF the
war.
The camp looked into the matter OF
getting up some entertainment. so as to
nroyide its members with uniforms, ard
took steps looking to the formation of a
Iadies' auxiliary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

out the outer rooms. were decorated IN
harmony with each room.
MUSIC AND MENU.
string band played from behind a
screen of palms and flowers upon the
upper hall. where tables were also set. and
guests served.
The breakfast was served In elegant
style by Messrs. AInslie & Webster. OF the
Jefferson, and the handsome silver. china.
glass. and napery was that Of the beau
tIfuI hotel. which seems to have be-
CONE the social pivot and pride OF Rich
mond.
crane fruit, daIntily iced and Favored
with sherry salted almonds. olives. celery.
pannsd oysters. Boueheese % s.; Jourdan.
Rhine wine. boned turkey with trumes,
asplc de foie sras. quail on toast. chicken
salad. Charlotte Russo 81. Honore. cham
narne. Viennoise Panier Garni. cakes,
biscuit. tortonL biscuit slacs. fancy ices
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the distinguished suests from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

very handsome bridal robe 0 white
satin. en- train. waist OF white chiffon.
garniture OF Renaissance lace. Her veil.
a graceful creation. was fastened In her
soft. golden hair by spray OF orange
blossoms and clusters Of diamonds. She
carried bouquet OF lily Of the valley and
violets Moving up the aisle. the bride
looked neither to the. right nor 10 the
left. but walked. as did her father. with
becoming dignity.
posing II was a blending of grace and
beauty and fashion with light and love
and flowers, and. as the bridal coterie
were about one half beyond the chancel
steps. the chcrissers. having turned into
their positions to the right and left and
just in front Of the hedges Of plants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

distant cities were Mrs. De Wolf Gibson
and the Misses Gibson. mother and sisters
of the groom, OF Flushing, L. l.; Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Mitchell Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. c. Benedict. Misses Benedict. Mr..
Richard Harding Davis and sister. MT.
and Mrs. sandford White. Miss Cutting,
Miss Post, Miss Pemberton. James De
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coward, Nc
Pherson Triltbank. N T.; Mr. Deiano
Fitzgerald. Miss Susie Miles. George An
dreyss Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Johnson.
Donnell Swami, Miss Laura Jen-
lius Baltimore; AR. and Mrs.
G. ~ Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Wright,
Miss Wright. Murray Bohlen, Edward
browning. Robert Toland. Gordon Dexter.
Yale DoIan. John Ellison. philadelphia; !;
Miss Hoestman. Messrs. Harry Earle and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08


The Eleventh Annual Horse-Show Will
be held In New York city November llth
10 10th inclusive. This Is New xorks
4oO's great even1. and every one OF note IN
society will attend.
On Saturday. November 9th' person.
ally-conducted excursion for Rlchmond's
society elite will leave Richmond at 3SS
Z. NJ, via Chesapeake and Ohio railway
and Old Dominion steamship James
town." arriving In New York city at
=. II. next day.
The fare for this special excursion will
be sll for the round trip. including state
room and meals. and will be good for
return on any OF the Old Dominion steafn-
ships within ten days. On any other day
except Friday and Sunday. leave Rich.
mond at $50 a. II. via Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway and Old Dominion Steam
ship Line. the fare for the round trip will
be N4 including state-room ana meals
good for return within thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

especial Rates"-"Atlanta speciap'-
Via the Seab0ard AIRLINE.

Only line running solid trains between
Richmond and Atlanta. Pullman buffet
sleepers and vestibuled day coaches. No
extra fare on vestibu!e trains. On Tues
days and Thursdays of each week faro
from Richmcad 10 Atlanta and return.
only $40: good for ten days from date
OF sale
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE:
Leave Richmond 905 A. n. and 1233
A. NJ; arriving Atlanta next day at SO
A. NJ. and 400 =. II.
Remember. commencing october lst: the
Atlanta sleeper will be open at Union
Depot at 0 T.. NJ. This sleeper In placed
In service especially for the benefit Of
the Richmond travelling public.
For other rates and information apply
10 II. NJ BOYKIN.
Passenger Agent.
S36 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

Round trip tickets win bs sold from
Richmond as follows:
Daily, until December r. 1875. inclosiveL
with finai limit January Z. lSss, $3.x.
Daily until December II 1886. inclusive.
with final limit twenty 90 days from date
OF sale, $l7oS.
with final limit ten dD days from date Of
sale. S12.N.
CorrespondIngIy low rates from al other
stations. For additional information ana
for sleeping-car reservations apply 70 tick.
ct agents or 1T passenger ONCE. 90 east
Main street. c. w. CECIL
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
INTERIOR VIEW OF ST. pAurs CHURCH

elaborately trimmed In pink satin and
point lace.
Take Their Departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson left on the 3:35
p. NJ. train over the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for Old Point Comfort.
where they will spend few days, re-
turning TO Richmond In time TO make
a short stay here before leaving for
New York, whence they win on the 2ith
instant sail on the steamship Columbia
for Gibraltar and Egypt. They also con-
template making n tour OF the Aediter-
ranean, Rome. Paris. and finally going
10 London about March 1st TO spend the
season, returning TO New York by the
fall.
Mr. Gibson's party left for the North on
the 7ao train last evening. Those to
arrive for the wedding yesterday: and
who were numbered among Mr.. Gibson's
friends Mt the Jefferson. were: Mrs. II.
Dangerfield, Of Alexandria, Va: Miss L.
Jenkins, OF Baltimore: Mr.. r. l. Hrcck-
~oNcy y,DED ON SIXTH PAGE,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

The ladies' OF the Retreat for the Sick,
who are TO conduct personally chaper'
oned excursion to Atlanta, Will start from
Richmond, November 18th. They have
made arrangements 10 give Dsne-dayr
trip. three entrance-ticken to the expos:'
fion grounds. street-car fare for three
days 70 and from the grounds. O drive
over the city. ride on tAs electric
launch.
The terms for the trip. Including rail.
road fare, board, and hdEing while 10
Atlanta, Will be go. The ladies IN charge
are Mrs. Anna y. Rahrn and Miss Bette
Ellysou. Ths former has becn 10 Atlantis
and perfected ar arrangements.
Those who contemplate going are ~
auested 20 register at the Retreat sos
the Sick - soon az possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
Atlanta Exposition Via SeabOard
AIRLINE.

Parties desiring to go 10 the Atlanta
Exposition should avail themselves OF the
opportunity offered by the Personally
Conducted Excursion OF the Retreat for
the Sick, on Thursday. November 18th.
For further information apply at Sea-
board Airline Office. or at Retreat for
the Sick, 3l9 north Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

Special sleeper 70 Atsant~ va Ses~
board Airline.
Commencing october ist the seaboard
AIRLINE will put on = through sleeper
from Richmond TO Atlanta. via the fa-
nous ATLANTA Special" This sleeper
viii be opened at the Union Depot At
O'Clock at night (train leaving At lied.
thus enabling parties going to the expo
sition to geS good nights rest. and ar
rive In Atlanta ct 80 =. n. the follow.
Ing day.
exnosition can Leave Richmond via the
aesboard Airline and 90 through 10 At
lants without change Of cara and b the
only linz Offering such exceptional ad-
vantagcs.
For further information apply TO II. NJ.
Boykin. paasspgss agent, Me- ~ eas(
0a1n street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

feature Of the service was the manner IN
which the bride was given away. When
the minister had asked the custonla.s
question in this respect Mr.. Langhotne'
the brides father. stepped slightly ior-
ward while the bride turned toward MN
and kissed him tenderly. j..
The ceremony being over, the folds OF
the veil were thrown back and the love-
ly face OF the bride exposed. To the en-
chanting music OF Mendelssohn me
bridal party marched from the chancei
There never was the day when Miss Lang
horne was more strikingly handsome
and beautiful than when, at l2:2' o'cioek,
she came from st. ParPs church the
bride OF Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson.
Following the attendants were Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. ID. Langhorne. Mr. ana Mrs.
I.angdon Gibson Mr.. and Mrs Moncure
perkins. and other members OF the fami-
lies of the bride and groom.
SOME WHO WE'RE PRESENT.
Some OF II rrcw mt Virginia people
in the assen, s.aye we're Governor and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
Notice.

The Richmond Transfer Company has
established AN office at the Jefferson
Hotel. at which tickets may be purchased
OVER ALL LINES. baggage checked to
destination. and Pullman car reservations
made. Rates same as at depots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
LAYING the Track.

The work OF constructing the track for
the. traction company's Broadstreet
line is progressing rapidly. The rails
have been laid from the western end Of
the Exposition Grounds down to the In
dustrial Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

be sure and use that old. and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing-Syrup,
for children teething. Ii soothes the
child, softens the gums. alays all pain.
cures wind-colic. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bot
tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

AxsousvsA Bnzsns = Z Aeueshe4 ~ ~
ever ~ eosia Eer ess< 1By yoaEs y leeeos
vegslsed lseelf ~ ~ pestss. = = nos e4vsr~
ttssd n wasD ne pubte egaIeA seense.ssan.
ne g>autne nr>iele y man1eo9uee - - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

osa pagers sor sals 8 - : sssdsse =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

GEORGE Il. BULL
Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

Fresh SOra.
GEORGE u. BULL.
Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08

=, IN. aabv Ia Cutting Teeth

GEORGE B. BULL.
Second Market.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-16

prejuioio y la dude, tienen 6 vecel
EAs0n de ser, y no esposible veneer.
loo desde luegcp pero al I'm Ia YER
dad sale victorlosa.
In enfermadad de dicha ssfiors
era Ia indigestion y dyspepsia, 10
cual lleva trAs si diversas conse-
cuencias que dejsn perplejos tanto
4 los eLfermos como & los m6dicoe.
Esto 10 comprendio bieU, elm en-
barge, Ia huena y sabla seiiosa QUE
Rrepar6 el Jsrabe q1e lleva su CO.
noCido y respectable nombre. e.
Otraa palabras. oonocis perfscta :
mente que "enfermedad'' si1nifics
"msla digestion" y por copngoi' n
te, ell poner el estomsgo en- deb.do
orden es poner t0do en- ord.p.
La "maIa hora de ssfrimieptos
de 10 senorlta Mateos no volvi6, y
con el Jarabe de la Madre Seigel 4
la mano, estamos SECURES de que
no volverz janas.
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TRNEDURLA DE IlBROs, pol
0astafos.
LNY DE ExrROPIACIoE
FORzOSA.
OoDIGO DE OoMRROIo, ~Gi.
GoaS.
NUEVO OODIGO DE JUSTI.
Ola 1GIIsfTAR, anossdo poE q
Doctor =. 9&nHhen do C0aGs, re-
CaCEOr dc la I" Revista Go Los T4a-
bunalesS.
OODIGO DE CoAEHRCIo, edi.
cloa de bclsillo.
C0DlGO PENAL DR OUBA z
PUERTO-RIOO.
O0DIGO PENAL DIE CUBA z
|2UA3T0-RIOO, pOr Ia Bibloteoa
50diciaI.
FoRMULARIO9 On 10 Or
VII, "Abella|
MANUAL DEL sECRETA-
.AlO, "Absllas.
DERG0HO ADMIEISTRATI-
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6EGLAAzEETO EH Las Ca
lsss RkAS 0IV1LES DE ULTRA
81 3.
-44Y DE- GAIA. para CUTS ;
Puerto Rico.
ELOkES Z LAGRIMAH, poH
u. Domingo Is. Hernandez.
EORMULARlO Criminal, POI
2DoIIa
Id. M&giAtral, pOE Bouokardat,
HIEI0kIA NATURAL. POI
PeE01a.
Ak1TMRTIOA, Algebra y Geo
Rebr1A, por Oasdin.
ELLOSoFIA, por al PadHa %.
t6xino.
aRAMATICA FRAEaEsA, POI
OilsRd0rff y BenOt.
<fHAAATIOA IGGLkJA, %
Lbarra
aEAALATICA MUSICAL, pOl
komero.
UO0I6O OWL. - Nueva edi.
ci0A onclNl retormaGa.
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TTNTAS PARA. ESCRTBTR

lss tiDtag pasa eScribil que vanae eyta CASA
prOcSdentes do las mgOreS Fabrioas del muudo n.
pustr'al no admiten O0mD0tsnoia On el marcado.
Sus nsrmOsos oOlOres su durabilidad. sus selsa
taa Classs Las srsntizan d&ndOlss patanta de pro.
duotO superior
Anddasa este la ganga de una baratdrs sin
lgual, Sc oOnVandra en- que nusstras tintas para
sscribtT tsnsn Jon perfsCtO darsOhO OonQuistaL i
rraYaronOia Canarai
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LlBROS.
En- Ia Imprenta del Borxlsa %
han recibido los siguientess

49, -
Ot6igO Penal reiormado en- 1870
cCn las yariaciones intEoduci1as ST
|el misTno por Ia ley de IL de SaLlc
|de 1876, eoncordado y ComGstado
para su mejoE inbeligencia y EAcil
|aplicRcion, con una mulNtrd d.
eiemplos y Cueetionez pr&csif&a en-
tractadas dc Ia jurisprudencif ests-
hlecida por el TribunsI gaaano
en- mas de oinco mil sEs de
tadas en- materiA 80 xse <s 3 ezi-
minal desde 1870 Z .s;:, v&sla
lurisprudencia fran 80 a2B ~.
sos no rssUeltoa a6n a1 il. E,r3sssssz sz y
cue dimanan de art. ia.aa ca. -
digo frances, que guar az a3EasBSss
ideptdad J anaiog1a cgsa .as Ca.
Oodigo espafol, seguide Go IA e:z-
teDko y mtnucioEo repen 9a3a al1a.
betioo de les mismas y de ga agSa
dice con les leyes penales csFsGsssr-
les dc c0ntEaband0 y def-al 'rs~S
ferrocsrriles, mOntes, ley ei. =
les Y munlcipAl, casa y peso, ley
sobre protecci&n los nifios de 2d
de Julio de 1873, y sobre usuxpa-
lci6n y falEifcaci6n de patentes de
so del propio mes y aio, anotadas
y comentadas CON Ia iuxispruden-
cia del Tribunal Supreme
Obra utilissma o los se60res Ma.
gistrad0s, Jurados, 1Ueces, Fisca-
les, indivfduos del Cuerpo JuridicC
Militar y 6emAs funCionarios en-.
cargados de la aplicaci6n de la ley,
y muy partiCulaFmente O. sefio-
res LetTados, defehSores 8 acusa-
dores en- Causa criminal ~ todai
aQuellas personAs que, deseosal
de oonoceF el C6digo y Il Jurispru
dencia, 40 han podldo heOer dG
ellos un estudlo especial, por e
ExCmo Sr d. Salvador Vlada y vi
llaseca, Magistrado del Tribuna
Supreme y DiputadO { O0rtea.-Ul
TINA edicson, cuatfo tomOa.
COMPILATION de Las disposi
clones oEganicaa do In Administra
cl6n de Justieia en- las provincial
de Ultr2rnaE, precedida de una In
tr0duccion histories, anotada
IcOncOrdada CON la legislaci6n ante
lxoE y ia de 10 Peninsula, = CON Ia
Ireyes OTocesales, y segulda de Va
lli0s apendices,. cOmprensivaa de
LEY de CniAcaNi6n de 10 de Agost
Ide 1885, el dcOret0 ley dc emplea
dos de UltranaAE y Las demaa dil
IpoaiciOnes vigenteG, poi Ran6
Eanoheg OcaEa, auxiliar del MInii
terio de 6racia } Justiaia = Redss
tor de la e Revista de laG Tribuns
lles''. Edici6n de 1891
IPHDAG0aIOA, Ecr don .TosS e6x
HoneE y Gonzales de EOmOano.
REPERTORIO DE JURIa
IPRODKNCIA ec maserla Crimina
If0Emad0 poT una tHnta de Abogi
Idos, baio In direction de don Y,
Icente Romero Giron; oonpccnc
ldesde 81 AGo 1870 & isO0; 8 tome
pasta.
lVETRRINARIA, Arago.
( mana, OastT0 Verde
FIEIOA J Quimioa, Felfu.
TABLAs do logarltmoE. SaI
.Aex RAmcE.
TENEDURIA de ubEos, Cast
InOs.
ATLAS de Ge0gEatia UpIye1z
Icompussao dc 80 mapas trasad
on aEreglo s Les actuaseg lvis
aea 20 Gisaz, preaedido dc una
geih GSssT6fes EstaAEsstsa, On
ailaa xssot0.
OODI0O CIVIL, somsataAe.;
IRAse6a. 8 t0mos DaataS
ISLA0L0a R!gal sg
FegEss 1Iysll.