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nichmond, Va. August q, lss

Richmond, va, AugusI 2; 10 :,
HAVING THIS DAY QUALIFIED AS
~, Of The estate Of HARTLEY
s GHHssxJHAM. deceased. l hereby notify all
nnastles Indebted to said estate to make
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TO INC io' J. b. HALYBURTON,
rxecptor of Hartley Graham, deceassa:
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y. ST. JOHN, yIee.rresiaest s.d General nsssg~.
We xeBEr, eesersi Superintendent.
NV n etoyfs. Ia. ANDERSON.
Trams Manager. General Pssst A.
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The trip by. this steamer ahords most
enjoyable sail on the be- James nnssh river and
mmda Hundred. City Point, Newport
Wevs Hampton. and Old Point. and
throueh Hampton Roads. The service Of
sn-ed is unsurpassed in every particular
roc and luxuriantly furnished saloons
and state-rooms. heated by steam. AID
lighted by electricity.
Tickets sold 10 all points North, East,
nation State-rooms reserved upon appli-
cation In person at the company's office,
No sec east Main street, or on board
- II. NJ. BOYKIN.
Nv 20 General Agent
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SPEAK ON THE ISSUES
INTERESTING political DEBATE
AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE.
MILL OF Mr.. BARNEY PRoBATED
exctuus Runaway ON Porter street.
other Cosby News Items Cleaned
ON the other side OF James River
personals and Briefs.

Yesterday was County-Court day at
Chesterfield Courthouse. but the feature
of the day was the political debate which
took place there. The court proceedings
were witnessed by but few persons. white
an immense crowd stood for nearly three
hours and listened 10 the speaking. Mr..
Ben. p. owen presided over the body o.
voters. aud Messrs. Edwin y. Cox and
James Lyons. of Richmond. spoke on
sound money. and Mr. Charles NJ. Wal
lace. Major Walker, and Judge William
H. Mann. Of Not,oway, discussed the po-
ntical situation from a free-silver stand
point The crowd listened attentively 10
the arguments on sound-money. but their
sympathies were plainly with the free
silver men. who seemed TO make by far
the greater impression on their audience
The will OF Mr. Edward T.. Barney, OF
Meadowvillc. was admitted to probate IN
the Chesterfield County Court yesterday
The personal property amounted TO N's'O
The will failed 10 mention any OF the
real estate. as Mr.. Barney had conveyed
this to his wife prior TO his ieath MIS-
Barney was appointed executriX, without
security. II will be remembered mat NJ
Barney committed suicide ABOUT mol'h
ago.
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
An exciting runaway occurred on Porter
street Yesterday afternoon, about
o'clock The horse. attached TO the de-
livery. wagon Of the London and Liver
,ooi clothing Company. Of Richmond, be-
.arne frightened near the corner
OF Porter street and Cowardin ave
nue.. The animal dashed down
Porter street 10 Fifteenth, whefe
n ran into q tree. The colored driver was
thrown out at this juncture. but held TO
the reins In the crash both shafts were
broken. but the horse kept on, LEAVING
the wagon behind. and dragging the
driver and the greater part OF the shatts
behind him. Finally. the animal was
headed and brought to halt. The driver
was badly skinned up about the arms
and legs, and the horse, save Ie"
scratches, was unhurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-15
THURSDAY. AND sATUR-
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRI
nAY

1v r,ew York B. q o. r. RI. II 80 ~ N.
Lv. New York P. r. X p !, II $50 q. NJ
~ Philadeiphia OP. r. R)...... 1I2 +. NJ.
" baltimore CBay Line) 500. 400 z. N.
l~f' 1u-lD A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
DEPOSITO DE ARMAS.

En- la Hahana fue sorprendido e|
dia 10 un deposito de armas en- una
casa de vecindad de Ia calle de San
Rafael.
En- una de las habitaciones, ocupa
das por don Armando Rios, Sc encon
traron diterentes armas, municiones y
dinamita, de todo 10 que Sc incauto la
policia.
Como resultado de este hecho fue
ron.dst rido ,ademas. :nu..'e hombreS
y uos mujeres. una de estas encarga
da de Ia casa.
fosi.ti ,,m>nte Sc IA losrado Ia
detencion, en- otros sitios de la ciudad
de la mujer dc Rios y de otro indi
viduo.
Los detenidos fusron conudcidos a la
JetasurA ue Policia, donde sc encuen
tran para el complete esclarecimiento
de los hechos y ponerlos despues 4
disposition de la Autoridad Militar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
"LFVANTATE Y ANDA."

Asi dijo el Divino Medico un ah
gido mortal. El hombre Sc levanto y
anduvo sin que le aquejase el mas mi
nimo dolor.
Este fue un milagro.
In nuessros dias no acon:eeen mi
l4gros ssmeiantes, simplemente porque :
no sc encuentra entie nosotros un ser
cue pueda disponer de las facultades
del Hijo de Dios. Sinembargo, las CT
raeiones que por 10 extraordinarias ra :
yam en- milagros ocurren con frecuen
eia. En- el diario "Evening Times" de
Ia ciudad de Buffalo, Estados Unidos
enconsramos la siguiente relacion gu
publica el colega bajo el titulo de "Un
milagro del siglo XIX"
"Mr. Thomas Hanrahan es IN EN-
pleado de Ia casa ]. w, Allen s co. ),
numero " Edward Street. en- est,
eiudad. Este sefor. hablando con e
repre.enssnte del Times dio 10 81
guiente:
Hace como dos ahos me ataco per
primers ver e. reuna,ismo. Al prin
epic eI dolor era muy pasajero y no
me mo.es,aba mueho. pero segun pa
saba el tempo iba agravsndose la err
fermed2d.y eor I'm me vi imposibiliia
DC &c trabajar y hube de retrarme a
mi casa y 4 Ia cana. Puedo decir {
cue ,ufri las mas terribles toruras.
E! 6olor Sc IocahEo especialmente
ca Ia pierna derecha. y con los cont
nuzdos suinniensos perdi el aPetito y
cuedE muv de il. En- este tempo Vi
via yo en Ham lton, Ontario, Canada.
desoues de sometcrme al tratamien-
T. G. .os nejoEes neiicos sin results
do, me reeognendo IN fa'maceutic ,
cc- tomase Ias PiIdoras Rosadas Gel
Dr. Williams Cansado de tomar
nediciaas in1tiles,rehuse al Principe
pero e hcubre insi.tio diciendome
cue lzs pfoosse y que e saba que ha
btsn de hacerme b en-. Por fin acee j
y eonpre IN pomo de estas pildors+.
Z. resa4tzdo Tue realmen;e marsvillo
se. Antes &c tefminar e. primer Po-
TO czlnaron ago los dolores. cue
hs.z eatcnces hzUssn .ido terribles.
Coatiase :o-sn o as Patorss Rosa
eas &c. DR.. William. y use unos sie;e
& ocao P1n~s, solznco s>esieetA r4-
cs~.i-rc.e crtafo.
Lzs Plloo-zz Rosz6zs de- DR. vi
ss&-s cc1ueGca en lorna condensa
CO - eserentoe necessrio. para Oar
.=eys sic4 y riqaezs Ia sangre y
rafs rexsGosecef los nerves. Scr espe
es6cc inszlsble para euiermedAdes COM
- s.sx4a Ioconotri', parsisis parci2It
- O. >aa Vito. cisi1ca, Etai~ aga,
See stsfr7o. coioFrs q cso~-a aer
ssoeo4. px..,stzcaon &C. cofazon. CUTS
>a-41o = aseassco, iri4lcsc dc lAs ma
Es1a &c 5oa Plea, ma 9. e.t6mago y
ie14 c.6se 1e ceb4.lGAd ea smtos sc
xce
Tia. al tssnsacias dc este pai.
v...te. i. fi.6ss@s kosac4. cel DR..
y,asS4zrs Ca4sqslefz prfsonA 4a'
..r2x cfc&s.Sd Ct 45g 2sriflas. deb:
cs~szssse 1 l. casa Df Williams We
I-ez1e Co.. oe Schenectady. @ea
TDsx. i sesI svis41a oQaoe cofaPf4f-
aaa Ia f1aasas c4k@ c2ent4 con VI
oe-xs.xasea.o s44e1ssco para stenaet
1raf@ III D.<n1 4 4sa con.4llss Sc ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

Dice el general Berual que Wal
Ras tuvo fuego en- los Guayabales du
rante hosa y media, causandole al
enem'go mas de cuarenta bajas vistas.
Los ruestros tuvieron dos muertos
diez heridos.
Al regressr la columna encontro
ysrIos grupos y Sc recosieron caba
Hos, arm $ y muchas reses que fueron
reparti'as entire Ia columna y los pal
sanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

Hos. gran numero de municiones y
varias armas.
Por nuestra parte un soldado muer
to y 4 heridos, de infanteria; y un
sargento y siete soldados he idos, de
caballeria. Ademas II contusoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
Las Rei0PnaS dol ST HalTa
EsTUDI0 Cl<1IEO
j N IdNhCI0 DIA2 tANEJR4
gTGlQr .tl 9oLETlN NERCAE1L


DE PUERTO RLOO
Tai : portadA dc IN foileto
4ue AcIha lie editarse en- esta Ca
q, obta del Director del BoLxTIs
MskcAnru- LonAene 90 paxina
e lsc.ura en- 4: mayor, y, como
Q hA AnunciAdo, se dedieA 81 ilus-
re J.fe Del tArndo "Uni6n Con-.
si.ucionai" de CupA, Excno Sr
Marques de ApeGseguia. Consle'
ns el siguiente ProsramA;
A" "a dlea.or.a. -- PrsIadios. -
DesArIo.lo de! plAn.-ConsidsrA'
e,one~.-El pfe&moalo expoAclon.
-Los Mua.o4pios.-LA CAmsra
lnsular.-k Coaaelo.-El GoCSr.
nador Gencra .--Ls n4ssoElA.-LA
lexAlldad.-L2 .exoa aupreInA.--
La & PARAGON
E. fol.IJ At otgece sa lAa 81
aulsnskA CoaA34Cns4i
Un slen ,,tAf----~-..... 50 ca
S.on CT rssEAGo de- A2IoE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

Dssts3s Ata.a aEa.. "a
rwa~Az sasA@s : sss.s ASA. sss~
So - s4FA4=s 2@ssa sa4sszsa saAs = . s~@--
~S4%a Is = as4- A1&aaaasss. EE@1s~
Ia aAsa y 0s &-saas ssaz* D~@s
les 80 / ma@ssaAAa.A y M3ass2s y
yaAaAxs@ 90 n3a4&EsE
esas - -#%a&s& g. - III @naa
} "a sAaas 49, eA4A aA-A
' So sss@s e. sa4@ 90 ssMls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
MOvIMIBNTO DR BUQUss


De Liverpoo' y escalss. vap, esp.
"1ds,' q Sobr DOS de Bsquiags, con
tsrgs genera psrs varios.
De NsRutbo. van. Lo-. 'Roga
land" 4 LstlnAer y FernaAdez con
20 ga do trans'tc.
De Galv eston escal.s vsp nor
Gyller" l. timer Y + roApdez
A l.. order: 200 saoye harlna de
trg
De Anbsies. vsp irg!es "Osyo
B anco" j. se 7 Silva 90, vi
,e.te1 G.. 275 10 quesos. A VI
ente y 90, 1000 ols vrlss. Serrs y
Psj~u, so cls g.n "hra, 200 IL Sir. 2.
Barcelo o., $50 ols ve'as. Ba
que,o Gsrdsrs 80 rs Avof. a
Ben. cbepp st. 1000 sls sr,or. B
hvs- Ar-tsa y &c. 800 sIo srroz.
jose NJ Sualez 62 Il vld los. P.
n oel' J %, 100 rs 275 rs "Ievof,
G Rodrigues y 90, rs 70 los IL tIb
II ca qu,rt alls. Andrts Ct6sss
Is Il. sbsno. Scsrs do Finlag y
Brothers, $40 stsdos . bls 6 c,s
qu ncalls. A May oil } &c, lO5 c 3
vldrio. Vice Presidente de San
Jnsp 226 bultos hero. Ferr Oe
rril 95 bultos hlerro. A Lynd .
oultps pspei. a Ia ofden L 4 V !
cl esptjos.
D. Hs1a1s esoalss. vap esq
Maria Ueyreys." a Ludwig Dapl
re Sore lie A Figueroa y @ 1876
IS c!ga,riios. a la OEden magca
+ 80 Fl velss sebr. B G 100 *
rrAto les auisado caiatanahel.
asTRApAs u2 oABoTAJE.
V.r. eso. II b - h" de en- rute.
Col sp II eos, de Ma agces.
Col e3p "P,tra" de Areoibc.
sALto.s De gA4vE.iA
Para Hs.ifax, via 30 ton, vAp
-. "R4 galGnd'' despach ado po
La lmery Fernandez, coz oargA de
] l. rsitc.
Para Aguadilla, vap. esp. "ld."
de.pa' hAdo por ), dc Escuisga, cor
carga de ttansit
sALIUAs Do oABoTAJA
q u rsp Anita" para Aguadilis
| GO. cap Ame 10" pars Vie
ques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
IL TNTUAN--ll

TNTUAN--ll
4.lTa enistas importadoros de
provihionn<. Veala a pOr mayor.
Doenos de IL antigua 2 acredita
da Fabrics de Foafor0s, lestableoi
da on Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVAk y CONILlA
-Dep6slt0 T. tdzn IL
Agentes de La ac,editada maroa
10 ctgacrill0s Psiar1to. Bellesa y
Lbertad.
Fsbrloa O. l0ores do t0Qas clase
.Admitao GEdcares 6 consigna
SION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
Lcdo. J. M. VUELGA.

La cfcacia antiseptica y poder an
tigermicida de la Emulsion dc Scott
10 comprueba el exito siempre seguro
que con ella Sc obtieue en- las enter
medades que reconocen por causa I'M
purezas dc la sangre, tales como el
e,crofulsmo, etc.
El que suscribe, M6dico Municipal
de esta ciudad.
Certifica: haber usado la Emulsion
de Scott de aceite de higa 10 de baca
lao ctn hipofositos de Cal y dc sosa
en- la Escrofula, Raquitismo, Tuber-
culosis y B,onquitis cronica, s.cmprc
con buenos resultados.
Y para constancia, expide la pre-
sente en- Bejucai, Cuba, 10 de Mayo
de 1894.
FRANCISCO RoDRfGUEz OLIvERA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
rauac0 81 rama Dol DaIS.

fen1en pfec,os m6dicos B. A
LiAnoss Hermaao en- su q mackn
'cAle dn /. FtrtslelA n6nero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
WATER. 90 p. Ll7Isl'
Ex "A M EN- OR11'IOC
Oh LAS PRIECTPALA6 TaoRfAB
.OHKR QUH DRg0AA5A IL HclyICl
PoLlTIoo MoDgRzo,
DOH lGNiC!0 DlAZ CkRRJA.
s..nG Dni sDolErl aIirAarA =, q rsnssaa
DkDiCA1oIlA.
La RAZOa DRL TITULl,

DKDlCATolA.
La RAzOa D2L rITULl.
SuaARo.-Luchemoa-El debel
umpl!do.-La generation que su-
oe.-I.a justioiA humanA-Pretex.
tos criminales. - La formula de
progreso.-Gl p-ogre~o y sus ma
nifestaoionea- La opinion p6blica.
XII pellodtsmo.-Lo que deoe sa
ell periodlAmo.-Lo que e. hoy 10
prtnsA. LA prerSA y Las leyeA-
"a polticA-Lo que debe ser Ia
polltica.-CoAo o. haoen los poll
sicos.-Uomo nAc<n los parttdos.-
Los programs po!itleoa--AniA-
oioa pohtiooa-Rl oarnaval polsl.
%. --AlseriAs poliIicAa - 8inoc.i-
dad politicA-FAnaslzlo polluo>
LA demoe.aotA-PTlncip.o dc
nt crAtieos- A bsnrdo3 Democrat
eoa.--Delirtos icmo1ra .!cos. -- l.
i ocrEAd lie In CAs*1EA~-LI bersa>
contra dereeEo.-Isa lgaAldAd 90
sLAl. $500 la lguAt1@d CO - alsaoriA -
"a iguAldsd snte n rasoa - Ia 90
oeranlA- L-& ae@agog a. Isos hnL
Goa mo3sTaoa La revolaeloa. -
Ia Aae. saA.-- Confusion y cAa-
81 EIEll.s-a Pro pag AaGAa -sao
! s@apg@4 = A. 9cf 49, -. ~-~ Azaao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
b. siHAUy. ssa soa:S :S's &t.: ::aata' Al

''oassanEe sursldO de rel0jes, J
2r"Aoer'a de ORC oon brillantes. y
s'-ouHsS mas DC 10 mas mu1ernL
lue rueda desearse. Garartisan .os
'D'e'os y vende1 q preoios mod
oOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

b-rg Amry. "tiAhtirile" tiesees
gando.
i3etT SO ~n~p.sr cAtgAado.
tAp es.A Maria ll~rr~sa7 ca
gaado
'Ap leg "Cayo blapcos tescas
gAado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

ap'icacion asidua del prccIoso cosmc'
| tico.
No mis- canas hi calvicic, No mas
caspa III crupsioncs, rues ct l@"ic"
Oriental no solo Causa cl ctcTimlc ,tp
del pelo y |, conserva. pcrinm' y hci
mosca, SIT q que tamblcn cvlta Ia cal
vicie y cNtirpa "a caspa.
Hav much modos lie pcrdc Ia
salud. pero la causa mas dirccta e. &c
neralmentc Ia tllta lie ahmentos ale
cuados. 81 los aliulentos utdinAlIus
no pucden asimilarse cilmcnte. la
Emulsion de Scott no solo suministra
al organismo elemcntos nutr tivoS, ST
no que aumenta las tuerzas y tonitlca
los ncrvios y el sistcmA oseo
Cardenas. Cuba. ; de Abrll dc 1894
Sres. Scott Il Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy Senores mlos: Tengo el gusto
de manitestar Uds que durantc los
amos que vengo ejerciendo mi prote-
sion he usado con mucha trecuencia
la Emulsion de Scott y cada dia estoy
mas satisfecho de sus buenos efectoS.
Soy de Uds. alto. S. 5. q. B. 5. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

NperAe'Onee aarsnte los dfas 81 de Ju-
Io dc Ago o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02

UrAnAclaSKs nn n0Quas Hs FRO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
eALIUAs Do CABOTAJA

u NJ ~sp Aulls" para Aguadilis.
Co. esp Ame!A 10" pafs Vie
quAs.
dai. ~sp. "Prpito" para Arrovc.
B ire. oep "Bucn>vcAtura" pate
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-02
RcIiSTl COaERCILl.

DR. NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOiOs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-25

Sioux Falls Press, "A: The Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs is reported by
Col. Clough to he in a more prosperous
condition now than at any previous time
10 it's history. There are 1863 names on
the rolls, IA OF the wner OF which are
in active attendance. This attendance
is proportionately larger than that OF
any other home in the country, and the
number OF sick is less. Taking it on an
average 10 per ent OF the attendants at
the soldiers homes throughout the
United States are numbered or the sick
lists, while at the Hot Springs home only
one in every fourteen is confined within
the limits OF the sick wards, \ three
fourths Of the entire number being con-
valescent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-25

Tn. state grand lodge |. o. o. F. and it's
auxiliary grand bodies will meet at Hot
Springs next May. A rate OF u fare
for the round trip has peer secured,
tickets limited from May Is to q, in
elusive. except on branch lines; tickets
will be on sale on the 18th. The route
Ia over the Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley railway from Sioux
City. A special train will leave Sioux
C.ty at 7 a. m., on the 18th and arrive 10
Hot Springs at 7 o'clock the same even
inx. The special rate is not confired
alone to e ! | allows and their families,
bu' 70. >2tl who desire TO visit the
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The state OF Delaware will probably
be compelled to limp along another year
with only one U. S. senatorial leg. The
ass Of Dupont, claiming a seat from
that state and now before the senate,
will probably be decided against kthe
claimant on party grounds, and Dupont
being . republican, the Al votes Of that
party are not enough to seat him. There
are 80 senators now-Delaware having
only one-and 1t takes As for a majority.
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NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.

A. Reported to the House 1t Carries
Ov.r Thirty-ons Millions.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The naval
appropriation for the fiscal year has
been completed by the committee. The
total amount carried by the bill is
81, oil, 533. Of which $12, 77Y, 1873 is for
the increase Of the navy. The appro-
priation is an increase over the amount
Of the last bill, which was something
over $29, COS, 900. The principal fea-
lures of the bill have been mentioned
as they were decided upon by
the committee. Under the increase
Of the navy. the chief items Are the
4 new battleships and 10 torpedo boats.
the former Ito carry the heaviest arm.
or and most powerful ordnance upon q
displacement of 1900 tons, and to
have the highest practicable speed for
vessels Of their class" Speed premiums
are not to be offered. AL parts of the
vessel are to be Of domestic manufac.
ture, and the contracts are to be let
within 70 days after passage of the act.
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MANY MEMBERS GONE.
Congrsssmsn Take Advantage Of . Tenn.
naeAHy Lull In Ruainaas.

Congrsssmsa Take Advantage Of . Tenn.
persry LaIl In Business.
WASHINGTON, March D.-Over q
hundred members have taken advan-
tage Of the fact that the house has no
importantant matters pending at this
time to 60 home, and the attendance
is consequently very slight. The bill
to abolish the death penalties in cor.
tain casss in which It 10 prescribed in
the federal statutes, and allowing the
jury to return . verdict qualified with
out capital punishment" in the cases Of
rape and murder. was passed ITO to 60.
Mr.. BouteAs. chairman of the nava
COMMITTEES, reported the naval appro
priation bill.
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L YES to register a klc!

[Nto W lcSiSleI a MIA
az :. .-'G, - .hus illustrated by IL
wri ,. \ : o Aberdeen Star: | hear the
Nett ,dlsts came out SO IN the hole on
Bishop Fowler's lecture. The Bishop
charges 800 a lecture. This was a tritie
high these hard times. Now, if he was
a reformer and charged one-quarter OF
that for II mach better lecture, | should
b old party papers. He is not a re
former, however, aud my church friends
will swallow their loss and keep still. |
remember what a row these people
kicked up because the Everson encamp-
ment paid Prof. Heron S25 a lecture last
summer.
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MoBride Abandon. sutts.

MITCHELL, S. s., March 25.-Great
surprise was created here by the action
of Robert McBride's attorney, who has
withdrawn his suit for $25. 600 against
40 Of our citizens for destroying his
printing Office a month ago. No sat
isfactory reason is given for dropping
the case 30 suddenly.
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Fire Destroys . Rig Nan ufa ct turing
Plant at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90. Chestnut
street, west Of Fifteenth. was visited
by a most destructive fire last night.
The fire broke out about 5 o'clock in
the 6.story building of the Thackera
Manufacturing company. 1t is owned
by William Weightman and is valued
at $500, 900. The rear part was but
slightly damaged, and the loss will
amount to about $3.50, 900. The Thack-
era company's stock, machinery and
patterns were valued at about $3.50, 900.
These are q total loss.
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Ysuk:ou dispatch. q: A force Of I

1snk:on dispatch, q: A force Of men
resumed work to-day upon the railroad
bridge across the Missouri river here.
Tho Leaven worth Bridge company an.
nounced that funds for the work have
been provided, and the bridge will be
completed this season. The cost Of the
structure will be s6OO,OOO and will be
bonded to an English syndicate. The
bddgs will be operated by the Grea,
Northern.