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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16

punto determinado de la fnca Ell
Pyesldio, que esta situada entire el
barrio de JesIs del Monte y los de-
positos de Palatino, en- ell del Cerro.
Serlan proximamente las tres de la
mAdrugada, cuando Sc VIC venir ha
cia el punto en- que estaba estableci-
da la emboscada 4 varios individuos,
entire elos uno caballo, que llevaba
por delant un saco.
Cuando va estaban proximos sc les
dio ell 81 alto al Orden P1blico al
que contestaron aquellos con varlos
disparos de revolver.
Entonces contesto la fuerza embos
cada, entablandose un vivo tiroteo
durante unos cinco minutes, tiroteo
que dio por resultado la muerte de
tres de los perseguidos, logrando fu-
garse los otros cuatro.
El que iba a caballo arroj5 el bulto
que llevaba.
La fuerza del ejercito que Sc halla
ba en- los fortunes establecidos en- Pa
latino y JesIs del Monte, al DIR los
ti:os, y yer varios in ivlduos que
corrlan, tambien hizo algunos dis
: paros.
. Una vez terminado el tiroteo Sc
4 procedio hacer un reconocimiento
por los terrenos de la finca, que dio
: por resultado ell encontrar los cadave
. res de tres individuos, a quienes Sc les
4 ocuparon puhales y revovers, estos
utirnos con varias capsulas dispara
das
e Tambien Sc ocupo el bulto gus
S arrojo ell que hugo caballo, que re-
G suite ser un saco con cincuenta latas
de polvora.
i Entire los ind,viduos muertos Sc
encontro al reclutadof Alfredo Puma
. les, ell cual fue identihcado por ur
celador de policla.
}. Los cadaveres de los otros dos nc
n han sido identi6cados.
nj Los muertos fueron trasladados
n la Vibora donde fueron puestos er
0 un CARO- y conducidos al Necrocomic
:. a disposition del gobernador milita
{ de la plaza.
a En- ell Necrocomio tue colocad;
una pareja de Orden tublico, par;
Al impedir la entrada en- dicho local.
z De los antecedentes que obran er
poder de la policia reterentes a Al
n fre 10 Punales, aparece que este de-
is serto por dos veces del presidio De
partamental de esta plaza en- los aho
10 1884 y 1889. y que sufrio deporta-
10 cion en- Isla de Plnos en- 1898.
En- Septicmbre de 1894 fue dete
IS nido por cstar reclamado por el juz
/. gado de Belen, por ell delito de estafa
e Ademas ha sufrido diferentes prisio
mes en- las carceles del interior.
4 Alfredo Puhales, que era natura
: de Jovellanos, de donde Sc alzo po
"a ladron y asesino, habia hgurado el
IS las partidas de los bandidos Lengu
% Romero, Manuel Garcia y Mirabal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
UE MILAGRO DE HOY.
(DsIdia,1o "Herald" de Column.
6ia. Tenn, EE. UU).

El condado de injury es uno de
Is mas ricos, mas grandes y mejores
lor todos conoeptos en- ell estado de
tennessee Seria exageracion decir
4ue en- este territorio cada cual como.
>e todos sus semejantes, pero es un
lecho que muy pocas person. no
conocen a Mr.. Joe NJ. Foster, uno de
o. 'edactores dc este diario. por 70.
% 10 que Olga este seh1r respoude Ia
1rensa que pubhca este diario absolu-
ia incoadicionalmen,s.
Mf Foster da al p1olico la relacion
Cue pabl'elmos hoy simplemente con
q ooieto de devolver Ia esperanto (
os cue Ia hayan perdido, para anun.
ciaF todos los que lean estas ineas
q melor remedio para Ia paralisis ma.
"a llevar la felicidad y contento 4 mu.
chos hogares.
Me enferme, dice Mr.. Foster :,
e O,oho d. 1892. En- esa euoea N.
.neontraba dediea 10 4 trsba;os I "a
'gr'cal'ara en- Carter, Creek De-.
paes dc trabaIar mucho Y exn,.sto :
IA intem. erie, en- cierto di, SEMI o..
s. me adofmecieroa los pies man.
Id qle 20 considers adorn-r;,,:.,,..
sc Tue eNten lienio por toi, Il cner
% hAssa sue lae3e pa. ahxado N.
A'ee'o una seasacion de op es;6n al
fetedt del elerpo. y segaa fui en-
peorando tamoiea Sc extend;o -.
seasacton hAs'A que casi me era imro
Se'e respifar. 4 in,crvalos snF :,
dolores ialsaranses a manera d. -
'AmpAsos en TODD el cuerpo y mn,
espeeaA'mease en las pie,nas no
paeio te 1'nco meses me fue imooS;
be noseFase, sraendo nsccsi8.a !.
fefseeF soa>sansemsa,e IN cria8o -
a aio'sa>aoa para que me tra<I,s,s-
Sc an lad o:ro dc IA cana r,~
SoS'se 81 * uAsase &c un niao de ~,
ces mSsSs
hs s primer pes1ojo d. ri r,s.
"a I'D ssatia has piSs caal 81 An I,,.,.
sc s,ssFe aaA at snasa. Poco d.>,,>.
me VI nposiS lssaao lie . n ar rnl,
90 asiasd y eefraato ics sc, 20
"a seaseesFnas "a p}e, Sesui en-
sesssssNso Y en psco si.n,no ms
aas ~ pais-Fea FrSis,u mas :, -.
As asi SasfFo Flaalsaea,e per,s, 80
sseaplstc si seassdo del ,ae,,, :
/. sa's<sa So ~ PsSs es;asaa serar'n
ssss sSsssssassSsnsate al irapals.s ! >;
ISexa'a as ga seessa ccul,a ~
isssSis e ps'sSspio acsdi Al mA,,...
b ga taaaslsa, Assahsr ae srs,'s.S SN'SS
'ssas F'''N' , de as>Aa clsea,ela r.
'aas'sss ne esssStn qee p<,,,,..., -
"a esssesta sasssaa y nse r~.,~.s
- - sas !: ssla<as. - cas
Ass : aAs naiaiaa ,ssScs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
G. r or. A .

Damos las gracias mas EXPIRE
sivas al DerecA0 Regz0nal y al
Not1clero, por la honrosa men
cion que hacen de los exitos es-
colares de los dos tiernos ninos
dc maestro Director, y a la noble
felicitacion que le envian CORES
ponde con la viva expression de
su deseo de que siempre, respec
to dc los companeros todos, pue
da el celebrar iguales 9 analogos
sucesOs. en- SuS personals y en-
sus famil as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
RECAUDACI0N

La recaudacion que obtuvo e|
Erario por las rentas de Contri
buciones E impuestos, Aduanas,
Estancadas, Bienes del Estado {
Lngresos eventualcs durante e|
mes de Julio ultimo ascendio en
total a $4o2,244,52.
hlza liquida, con relaci6n &
igual mes de 1895: $26.747.32
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16

dos alas y el centro a la vez, 10 q. do
Dor resultaio apagar sus nutridisimos
1isParos, deshaciendolo y obligandolo
a huir la desbandada. pues Sc le ha-
ola cortado su Inca de retirada,
A los insurrectos Sc les hicieron IL
nuertos vistos y multitud de heridos
que llevaron.
For nuestra parte resultaron heri =
los graves el teniente don Julian
Rodriguez y ell soldado Luis Garcia.
los dos de Valencia.
Ambas Columns Sc portaron va
lientemente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
PrOductoS del pals.

La valoracion dc los principal
les productos del pals exportados
en- IunIo ultimo assemble a mi
Homes 35o.I43 pesos 49 centavos.
Los derechos que produjeron a
S52,5O4 90.
Dcfercncias, con relaci6n d
igual mes del ano anterior
Tn los va.ores, ALA, 97o9,438.54.
En- los derechos, Id, ,59o.o6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
Ell SIR FRAGOSO.

Despidl6se atentamente &c
nosotros nues,ro d;stinguido ann
90 el Sr d. Fernando Fragoso y
Lugo, digno Seorctario que ha
sido de este Gobierno y el cuaI
va en- el correo drccto CafQ/Atsa
4 la Peninsula en- Comisl6n del
sergicio.
Deseamos feliz viaie V toda
euerte de venturas al Sr Frago
so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
BOIotin Mercantil.

retado por calumniador Gel mis-
mo ell pr;mero. 8 sea el Sr Ampu-
dia.
Pues para determinados peri6
dicos e.. como 81 no xis,iese e
acta de referencia.
Sllenclo sepulcra'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16

lncultos, la lndustria paralizada y
el comercio morlbundo o..
Volvierdo la vista Mejico:
Este puerto, ell de Veracruz,
tan animado en- otro tempo, no
es hoy mas que una soledad. No
Sc We en- el mas que la obra muer
ia que esta deshaciendose. La
hebre amarillo es 10 1nico que
no disminuye en- Veracrnz ..
"Asombra, ciertamente, yer la
lucha que en- casi todas parties
sostienen unos pocos osados con
ira la multitud de los ciudada
nos; abuse constante del sistema
representative; envidia de merito
personal; prodigalidad en- los
gastos; constituciones pollticas,
que tavorecen a las malas rasio
nes; individuos sin merito llama
dos encargarse de la fortuna
p1blica
"Obra mas fanosa que aque-
LA que acabaron los romanos son
los caminos construi1os por los
espanoles. realizando trabaios que
asustan. Mas, estas obras Sc en-
cuentran a5andonadas y arruina
das, no pudiendo preservarse de
las aguas que las inundan y las
hacen inservibles.
Y no son SOLO historiadores
los hombres de nuestro gremio,
periodistas imparciales, cantan
tambien las sl0rtaS de la tan de
cantada libertad independents
He aqui como Sc expresaba Ia
Gaceta MereamtiI de Buenos Al
res: "iQue f-lices adelantos Sc
advierten en- nuestro sistema,
despues que este pueblo Sc separt
de la Metr6poli Espanola ? jVer
guenza da recordarlo! La paz, Ia
abundancia, la moral huyeron dc
su seno; siguieron el lujo, los vi
clos y la iniquidad! Por todaspar
res un cuadro horrible Pobre
; pobre Buencs Aires! Nosotro.
te comparamos con un enfermo
casi examine, a quien cusnta'
mas drogas Sc lc adninistran
mas pronto le arrojan en- la fosa.
No hace a1n mucho que LII
Estyylla de Panama, conmemo
rando a Bolivar, escribia: D.
entonces aca, cuanto cambio
;Cual es ell cuadro que Sc no:
presenta ? La gran republics
neogranadina en- fracciones. Ess
nacion que formara Bolivar mu
rio con el. La intriga, la calum
MIA y la envidia apuraron el fir
del heroe americana, y acabaror
con la patria de Olmedo, Paez
Sucre y Rocafuerte, y labios CO
lombianos pronuncian solo pala
bras de odio y venganza contra
sus proPios hermanos. "
Con que, averiguenos el com
lpahero. diganos E. Pals, como
de que modo la autonomia qu'
no va tan ALA, como la indepen
dencia, en- los senderos de liber'
tad. ha de arreglarselas para
traer dinero, levantar ciudades
tomentar industrias, dnscuajsr
bosques, arraigar la propiedac
agricola, y cimentar conciertos
realizar igualdades y hacer paz
Queda. pues, en- pie nuestra te
sis y fallado el proceso en- contra
, del nuevo regimen. Como dyi
mos La auton0mta nj es dine
70 que entra en- ell pals, nj aradc
que surca la terra, nj vapor que
mueve la industria, nj brlllo que
ilumina los senderos, nj evange
lio que predica la paz, nj Crlstc
que redime y ensalza el amor de
la familia sobre solda y perma
nente base de una moral arraiga
da en- la conciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
OUINTIN BAEDERAS
DESTITUIDO.

La Discussion de la Habana
da como cierta la noticia de ha
Der sido destituido de todo man
do, por Antonio Maceo, el cabe
ella insurrecto Quintln Bande-
ras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-16
LA MUERTE
DE
DOS HOMBRES CELEBRES
Como murz6 Carries I.


Visito al Emperador en- su retro de
Yuste San Francisco de Borja, y Car
los V lie pregunto 81 podia e dormir
vestido como los monies, a 10 que
contesto el jesuita que las noches que
veIo armada supIlan por la, que los
monies pasaban vestidos Lo de la
celebration de los funerales en- vidg
parece cosa cierta, pues los que |,
ahrman son contemporaries y los que
10 niegan Sc apoyan en- que no hallan
rastro de la ceremonial en- los arch
vos, como 81 trat3ndose de tai acto ne
fueIa mas humllde omltirlo que con
signarlo. Deca el kmperador que
no estaba satlstcch de ninguno dc los
dlas dc su vida, Sc entfc ,dba la
meditation. asi,tia con los monies al
coro con eltos cantabl los salmoS !;
hizo poner colsaduras de pahD neg o
en- su dormtono sc disciplinabA y
acu1i4 con ecuencia al ,tiJunaI de
la pen.tencia.
Agrav6se 81 cnfcrm .IaI; !e puc, de
fno estremecimieutos ie enIro una
ardien:e calcntufa, y una sangrit qu~
le dicron le agravo. Reunida la Co.
munidad < v,art-ATon y c dicron la
Uncion. Y en- sus u timos mo.ncnso,
lue esis,id, por don Barto ONE d,
Miranda. Atzobi,po dc TJ,clo. Al
r-ciDir cl Ni4ttco cxcllm6 & r.mpc
rad4r iDios mio. i en ml ermane
<, scre saivu!--Al enlfar IA asoala.
4lo; Mi hora es Ilesada, y munro
al cN-lAmar esus Ell II de S-s-
,iembfe dc 1854 ia clad &C ciaeucn
a y ocho amos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
ELLETT AND ELLYS0N
THESE GENTLEMEN MAKE A fly
ING TRIP TO WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS OF VIRGINIA.
Major otey Arranging for "a Gath
cring OF All OF Them In Richmond
Here.

WASHINGTON, August E.-(spe-
ciaL> L>-Representative Tazewell Elicit and
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. Of Richmond.
made a dying visit to Washington this
morning.
AS both Senator Faulkner and Secretary
Gardiner, OF the Congressional Comnit-
tee. are absent from the city at this
time. they returned to Richmond this
morning.
Representative Peter j. Otey has been
I'm correspondence with the officers OF the
National Association OF Democratic clubs,
with the view Of arranging for meet
ing in Richmond OF all tho Democratic
clubs in Virginia on the occasion OF
Mr.. Bryan's visit TO that city.
DEMOCRACY AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The following letter was received here
to-day by Dr. Il. n. Harper, secretary
Of the Virginia Democratic Association,
and one Of the most untlring and inde-
fatigable Democratic workers in this Sec
tion:
Charlottesville Va. August q. 1895.
"R. n. Harper. Esq, Washington, ID. c.:
Dear Sir.-We propose on Monday
night to organize Bryan and SewaIl
club among the railroad and working
men. We have one, 100 strong, but pro-
pose 10 try another, and Mr.. Henry VI.
Lewis asks me TO write YOU for consttus
ton, &c. Yours truly,
81. NJ. MURPHY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Meeting of the City Committee-Per-
sonnI and other Items.

The recently-elected City Central Demo-
cratic Committee Of Manchester met last
evening in Mr.. Ernest II. Wells's Office
and effected its organization. Chairman
wells called the body to order, and, after
stating the objects of the meeting, asked
that a name for temporary secretary be
nut I'm nomination. captain a. {. Attkisson
was then nominated and elected. Noml-
nations for the position OF chairman tor
the ensuing year were then declared IN
order. and Mr.. Gallagher placed III nomi-
nation the name of the present incum-
bent, Mr.. Z. III. Wells.
Mr.. Wells gracefully declined the nomi-
nation. stating that he had already
served two years in the capacity OF chair
man. and as no other chairman had ever
served a longer period he felt inclined
10 turn over the honor. as well as the
duties connected with the office. to some
other member of the committee. MI
wells thanked Mr.. Gallagher heartily or
the honor conferred upon him, but begged
that the nomination be Withdrawn, which
,ras accordingly done. Captain \. c. Att
kisson and Mr. Lawrence T.. Poole were
then placed i'm nomination.
CAPT. ATTKIsSON MADE CHAIRMAN.
Captain Attkisson was elected by vote
NJ 3 to 3. Chairman Wells then turned
over the gavel TO the newly-elected chair
man and Captain Attkisson, after re-
snonding In speech, expressing his
thanks TO the committee, assumed the
chair.
the committee then chose the following
officers: Secretary. w. ID. Ferguson
treasurer. A. w. Farley. The following
committee was appointed TO draw up
rules and regulations 10 govern the com
rittee during the ensuing year: Messrs.
q III Atkinson, T.. II. Wells and a. j.
Gallagher.
on motion, 1t was then decided to here
after elect all Of the members or the
Central Committee IN the spring, ana al
low them 10 go into Office on the hrst or
Tulv This was done to obyiate the FORM
or trouble OF electing some OF the com
pitteemen in the spring and some In the
r,u After the transaction OF some rou-
tine business. such as the approval OF
hils SC. the committee adjourned.
scuooL-BoARD ELECTS TEACHERS.
The school Board held a lengthy session
In the white school building last evening.
.ond after electing the teachers for the
,vhIte and colored schools for the coming
session. decided TO open the schools on
Monday. September 2lst, and continue
them for nine months.
The white teachers elected are: Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
THE CRUISER BROoKLYN.
Greatest Naval Vessel of Her ciasS
I'm the World.

BOSTON, August H.-The nsN cruiser
Brooklyn to-day proved herself ~ be the
greatest naval vessel of her class in the
world by covering a distance of 8 knots
In a continuous run at an average speed
of q 92-lC0 knots per hour. ohe sun
further showed that she Is capable OF
greater speed than q 92-l00 by maintaining
an average of y $40 knots during por-
tlon OF the run. This latter speed was
accomplished in the run back between
the third and fourth buoys, a distance or
ahouf seven knots. She also between The
first and second buoys. on the return
reached the high average of y iS-l0y. In
her run OF s. knots she had a boiler
pressure Of 100 pounds and an average OF
les revolutions a minute. with maximum
OF 10 revolutions.
By her performance she earns for her
builders the Messrs. Cramp. OF Philadcl-
phia. a bonus of AT least $4,000. "A pre-
MUM Of $4,000 being allowed for each
full quarter knot over twenty.
The vessel behaved grandly. The vibra-
ton was scarcely felt by those on board
az any time during the entire run though
the engines were, as matter OF course
worked 10 their highest tension through
out the run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
Down nnd Back. One Dollar.

Next Sunday august 30th) morning at
$50 o'clock. the usual popular Chesapeake
and Ohio Sunday seaside excursion train
will leave Broad-Street Station for Old
Point. Buckroc Beach. Newport News,
Norfolk. etc. The round-trjp is only 3.
A stone-ballast track and two-hour ache-
dule gives cur patrons a quick. clean
ride to the sea" Tne train is unsurpassed
for comfort. Surf bathing. ocean breezes,
and superb hotel accommodations. Re-
turning, leaves Old Point at r. NJ. Nor
folk at $3.50 Z. NJ slso, Z A. NJ the fol-
lowing Monday. Od-Point tickets good
only on date OF sale Specially-arrang ged
prices for dinner at Old Point
HORACE +. SMITH. Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC BoLTERs.
Small Conyention-FuIIs state Ticket
Nominated.

ST. LOUIS. August 27-The second
days session Of the Democratic boilers
State Convention found but 800 delegates
and less than 100 spectators in the hail.
The first business Of the convention was
the election Of four alternate delegates
10 the Indianapolis convention Pope Yea
man, OF Boone and Benjamin NJ. Mas
sey. Of Springfield, were elected presi-
dental electors at large.
The following nominations were made
by acclamation:
Governor. j. Med. Trimble, Of Kansas
City.
Lieutenant Governor, Albert F. Orter-
man. Of ST. Louis.
Secretary OF State, General d. H. Nc
Entire, of Mexico.
Albert A Leseur, the present Secretary
Of State. and nominee of the regular
Democratic convention. was placed in
nomination, but his name met with such
vigorous protests that his nomination was
withdrawn.
Treasurer William f. McIlrath, Of Liv-
ingston.
State Auditor. r. d. Porter. Of Jasper.
Attorney-General, n. ID. Thurmond' OF
Galloway
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner
Harry a. Kepler. of Platte.
Supreme Judge, Theodore Brace, OF
Monroe. -, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
TrilbY ExcursiOn

TO Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and Ooean
View, via the Norfolk and We -crn
railroad. Sunday. August 30th. Train lea vsJ
Byrd-Street\ Station at $50 A. NJ. sh1rp.
returning. leaves Virginia Beach at s
p. NJ; Ocean View at +. NJ; and Nor
folk at p. NJ. Fare Tor the round
trip: Norfolk, 81; Virginia Beach, sl.5o.
and Ocean View. Sl.l5. Fare from Nor
folk TO Richmond on the Trilby, u.
Close connection az Norfolk for Virginia
Beach and Ocean View. with chalr-cars
attached. Special vestibule coaches fog
ladies'. Reduced rates az Princefs Anne
and Ocean View for our people. We leavs
promptly on time, and so regardlesf ~
the weather. Tickets for all these points
at and en- the train.
Captain j. X. NICHE,
Il. T. ADAMS.
MqnaVprs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
BIG SEIZURE OF JEwELRY.
Ragged ItHIian-Large TruniS-Cus-
tom-HOuSe CabIcGram.

NEW YORK August H.-The detail
of a big seizure Of jewelry were ma .
public in Hoboken to-day, although tho
seizure was made on the arrival Of the
steamer Ems on Tuesday evening.
Among the passengers in the steerage
was an Italian, who had registered as
Michael Bariatti. of Mulberry street New
York He was ragged and dirty but had
a large trunk The customs officials IN
Europe learned that he had a large
quantity of jewelry with him, and Chief
Custom House Inspector DOnohue re-
celved a cable dispatch TO this effect
When the Ems arrived the trunk OF the
Italian was searched. and il was found
to contain false sides and false bot
tom. When these were taken out, 69j
pieces of jewelry were disclosed. The COLI
lection consisted Of gold and diamond
pins bracelets, earrings, brooches, etc.
and was estimated 10 be worth $4,000
The Italian refused TO say anything as
10 whom the jewelry belonged 10, or
where he got IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
A Great Triunanii.

Thomas Mosby, III south Foushee
street. employed as sample carrier, says:
For a long time | have suffered with
my stomach, and | had many hemor-
rhages. Tried all so-called remedies ard
could find no relief until used 4 bottle
OF To-Ka, the Mexican Blood Tonic. one
bottle Of which mas made complete
cure and stopped the bleeding alto
gether." Large 81 bottle. &c. Samples
free. Office, 3o5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
A Fischer Piano nj n bargain.

Come and see il. A year ago II sold for
$3.50. To-day 1t can be bought % $3.50. Tho
Plano was pronounced tine finest Fischer
ever brought to Richmond. MANLY 3.
RAMOS & CO. 1l9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28
KNIGHTS oF PyTHsAs.
Election of Ofiicers--P. y. Coigroye
Suprcme ChnncciIor.

CLEVELAND, o.. August 2.-Ths
Supreme Lodge, Knights Of Pythias. at ITS
morning session, elected the following
officers:
Philip T. Co'groye, of Michigan. SUI
preme chancellor; Thomas II. Sample. OF
Pennsylvania, vice-supreme chancellor;
Albert Steinhart, Of Alabama, supreme
prelate: r. l.. G. White, OF Tennessee.
supreme keeper OF records and seal,
Thomas d. Mesres. Of North Carolina,
supreme master OF exchequer; James T.
MOulson, Of New Brunswick, supreme
master-at-arms.
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one Fare Washington to Indinnnpo-
lis and Return via Pennsylvania

on account Of the National Democratic
Conventior. round-trip tickets will be
sold August 18Th to September 1st, inclu.
sive, Washington to indianapolis and re-
turr at rate OF SIS, good to return until
September 7th, inclusive.
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For Over Fifty Ycnrs

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethius. IL sooshes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind-colic. and Is the best
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tla
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Ocean View Hotel.

Special and reduced rates. Table un-
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finest bathing and sport on the coast.
Theatricals daily. Write Ocean View
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Another pi.tric. Hoard From.

Mrs. Coley. 90s i-2 north sixth street.
says: For three weeks 1 have suffered
with severe headaches. one application
OF the Mexican King OF Pain cured me-"
Office, 305 east Broad street.
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GOLD MEN MEETHERE
STATE Convention Of Virginia Boilers
Held in Richmond Yesterday.
THE ATTENDANCE NOT LARGE.
lass Than zoo Delegates and Many
Counties Not Represented,
MUCH TINE GIVEN TO SPEAKING.
ChsiTmen Hamilton and BumSaTdntr
and Others Hold The Floor.
,.srE An ADDRESS TO VOTERS.

A Lengthy statement of the fri"ci-
ntes OF the Party-DclegateS, Elcc-
,o-. mud state Committee Chosen
Cameron Discusses Free silver.
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices Will be
sure 10 please you.
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TsI, WEATHER. n RfcsMoND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool. and at midnight tho
sl,ies were cloudless. A slight breeze was
stirring.