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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-17
NOTIC|AS De CUBA
llahana, Noviembre 0 de 1897.
Sr. Don Ramon Ldpez.


Sf. Don Ramon Lopez,
Mi querido amigo: No sc 81 seran de su
agrado los <cromoss que adjupto lie envfo, pero
creo que nunca estaran dcmas
va usted por passjeros del "Monserrat'
ssbra que Weyler Sc embarc6 dos dias antes que
l!egara Blanco para que le hicieran la manifes-
tacion sus partidarios Gcu:ata chusmaD
y que en- cuanto lego q nuevo general Sc hizo
a la mar (gracias Dios). up inmcnso publ
co expontaneo sin bandertas, nj nj fue i es.
perar este, segin vera en- las n-tantaneas de
<El ffgaros. Lo primero que hizo fac publ.
car un bando para la introduction libre de gana.
do en- esta lsla por espacio de dos moses que ven.
cera ell 10 de Enero pr6ximo. Despuds di6 am
plas facntales i les comandantes mlitares de
Cuba, Puerto-Principe Santa Clara, para que
cada cual en- su provincia tome las medidas
que crea mas condacentes para la pacitcaci6n.
Luego Sc ha fl lado en- los leconcentrados
que hasts ahora Sc les tratsba como cos0s.
Otra de nuestras grandes alegrfas, ha sido
la llegada del nuevo dique, el dia siete s las
nucve de Ia maliana, remoleado por el Ruopehu
y el Occeana qle venfa somo auxilisr. FL nue..
vo carenero ilo,ante es la obTa mas acabada en-
su gtnero segtn los perio iieos extranjeros: voy
copiarle unos datos por 81 qoere pab icarlos.
Su construction sc llev6 4 caho por la casa
c. S. Swami Hunter, en- Waleseua5n Tyre. en-
nueve meses, cuyo costo asoiande 4 $4,000 Ii
bras esterlinas. Consta de tres parties: los pom
tones o cuerpos del Dique. que proporciona la
fotabiiidad necesaris, los costados paroles
cue regular el descenso de los pontones debaio
del aqua proporciona la estsbiidad d to-
do el sistelna, y los eajnnes compuertas
movies, qne 10 transfoIma ca Digue seco
parcialmente cuando hacc falts aumcntar 81
podef de la fotaai6n.
Los pontones son ciuco: los tres centrslcs
rectanguares los de los dos extremos en- for
ma apnntada. Separates entire ST Y de los cos
tad os, forman, no cbstan;e, un sistema rfg;do
llgado por faertes pernos. Caia pont6n &c di.
Vide en- cnatEo compartimienIos estancos cada
pared del Dique en otros cinco, fernando asf
un total de trenta celdas estsncadas nara ra-
Salar la fi'tabiiidad La maquinaria es eiec-
trica' En eada pared del Diq ne existe IN s.s
tema complete lie generator de varor. N oui-
na dinsmo. Clneo iaotores eltctricos nor
banda aca.oaaa diTec.arnente sobre las cent,f
fngas de aehique su poteucia es,a calcu,ada
para poder vaciar Is. Geo tonealas de aqua on
dos hora7 media, q sea Ia ri5tabili5ai neeesa.
ria para eievar un buque de 10 O0l touelsaas en- |
ese tempo Sa poder de tiotabiidad es o,dinaria
mente de % tonelsdas por pie de eslora,
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La YERDADERA AuTONOMIA
traida a Borinqucn pur SubfIhos Ge Armas

Ati puede llamarse Ia que estos seiIores
acaban dc implantar; no traen la aUtonomia del
CANADA traen Ia atonomfa POSITIVA.
BlClCLkTAS desde 10 pesos en- adelante
de las mejores marcas, aemanas, francesas,
inglesas y ainericanas.
Trciclos Bicicletas para nihos, dcsde 4
pesos en- ade' 'anta.
Esta autonomia durara hasta fin de a1o
Sc esmaltan arreglan Bicic!etss dcjandolas
como nuevas.
Sc admten en- cambio Biccletas usa,Ias 3
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L. CorrespanoeIcia de ruerto-Rico
microbes II DE- NovIEMBRE DE 1897.
TOA-BAJA

Pesidencia. -Acordado por este comitG
local la aperture de los Registros correspon.
dientes, para la inscription en- ellos dc las per,
sonas que deseen afiiarse 4 dicho partido, desde
esta fecha, hasta ell 80 de Noyiembre prdximo,
qnedan ablortos aquollos al objeto indicado;
debendose toner ell cuenta que no serA conside
rado como tai el que no haya liepado ese requ.
sito indispensable. --Tos- bajs, Octubre % dc
1897. .-./os6 E1uaatl, GGi0eI G5
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BANOS De C0AMO

Segan 10 presumfamos, no ha resultado
cierto Ell rumor que circul6 respecto de que los
sehores Masoernat Boix, estimados amigos
nuestros, hayan pensado en- separarse de la go.
eiedad arrendataria de los bailos de Coamo.
Iodo continuars como hasta aquf en- benefcio
de aquel util establecimiento tan discretamepte
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JUsTICIA ]

La cstsa del sefor Munoz Rivera, pubiioa |
ds en- ell numero de ayer de este diario, es un !
documeIto de mucna tfanseeDdeDcla, reylste ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-17
L0TERIA PROVINCIAL,

Con atento 3. L. M. nos ha remitido al
senor Vice presidente de la Comisi6n provin-
clal un prospecto del nuevo plan de loterfa
que comenzara regir desde el sorteo niimero
374,que Sc celebrara ell 10 de Diciembre pr6xi,
mo, bajo las sguientes bases:
80 600 bi'etes $3.50. ak ooo
T. I" parte que Sc deduce els. 7so
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Las aproxlmaciones son compatibles con
cualquier otro premio.
Para las aproximaciones de $40 Sc sohre.
entlende que si ell premio mayor corresponds
por ejemplo, al nimero %, &c oonsideran aora.
elados los 80 numeros de la centena, es decir
desde Ell l al 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-17

80 aproxlmacones de $50 para los
SO nameros restantes de la centena del
pi'm,G ~. U.s. 'ioo wy; oo;';,..'........ .,.. 1880
meros anterior posterior al del pre-.
idem idem de $50 para los del
premio aegundo. I'M
idem idem de s25 para los del
P''nAio " 'ei'oio'' ''''... ............... 50
1880 premios, con. .5G ON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-17

CONSULT TORI0 s@n de snfe'msaadss de. de- Ia gar
sultas gratuitas de 10 a II de la mahana por ell
DR.. Baizauli. Plaza de San Jose Gunto la
Iglesia). l5-4-P
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PREMIOS.

A distribuir. -. $50. $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates,
ISa7-,gS via Southern Railway.

Account of the Christmas holidays,
the Southern Railway will sell tickets
between all points on its line ana
connections. south OF the Potomac anu
east Of the Mississippi river. at rate or
one and one-thicd frst-class fares Tor
the round trip: except that TO or from
or between points in Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina via regular
ticketing routes, the rates will not exceed
four 4) cents per mile one way for the
round trlp. Tickets to be sold December
q TO 25, 1897 inclusive; also, December
40 a. 1897. and January 1, 1928. tlnal
limit OF all tickets, January 4. 1898.
Tickets will be sold TO students ol
schools and colleges at same rates ana
conditions as named herein, upon pre-
sentation of certificates signed by the
observation-disclosures. principals, or presidents
of their schools or colleges, on Decem-
ber 16 to Is, 1897, inclusive. Final limit
January 4. 1898.
These very low rates, together with the
excellent schedules and train service,
through sleeping-car lines, and close con-
nections via Southern railway, oHer
exceptional facilities to all desiring 10
take trip during the holidays.
Further information, relative scheduies'
sleeping-car reservations, etc., eheerfully
furnished by any agent of Southern rail-
wav. Richmond Transfer Company, w
cast Main street, or G. w. Westoury
travelling Passenger Agent, $50 east Mar
street. Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
BACK FROM THE YUKON.
They Say People VIII starve In
Dawson This Winter.

VICTORIA, B. c., December Nv.
Kastner and George McLachlin, who left
Dawson City on November Sd, arrived at
Victoria to-day on the steamer Corona.
They bring news that 500 men have ac-
cepted the offer of the Alaska CONNER
cial Company and the Canadian Govern
ment to supply them with food free at
Fort Yukon and have gone after 1t.
About thirty men were passed on the
trails. coming out. All were short OF
provisions.
Major Walsh, administrator of the
Yukon, was found encamped at Big Sal
mon. awaiting relief from Skaguay He
had lost two boats and much Of his pro-
visions. The remaining portion was
spoiled. and unless relief arrives soon he
will be without food Kastner says Walsh
cannot reach Dawson this winter. One
of his party, Freeman, was drowned
Thanksgiving-Day
Kastner says people will starve in Daw-
son City this winter. About 1000 are talk
ing of coming out on the first ice.
Kastner and McLachlin had rough
time coming out. They started with four
sleds. but had 10 discard these, and all
unnecessary luggage. For four days be-
fore reaching Little Pelly they were on
short rations. The police are now prevent
ing all men from going in. as ii is next TO
impossible to make the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
ATLANTIC-COAsT LINE
Excursion Rates.

The Atlantic-Coast Line will SELL ae-
count Christmas holidays, rounu @ ~
tickets between local stations on its lines
at cents per mile one way FOR inc rou"o
trip. 20
Tickets Richmond to Lynchpurs a.''
turn n. and Richmond to Norfolk ana
return. $3.50. ~ o..s
Tickets on sale December I'D to Zoth'
inclusive. and December 30. 1897, to Janu-
ary 1. 1898, inclusive, good to return uhti'
January 4, 1898. inclusive.
Tickets will be sold to students OF col,
leges and schools at same rates as named
above upon presentation of certincate
signed by the superintendents, principals
or presidents thereof on December S,n
to 18th, inclusive; final limit January =
tSoS C. S. CAMPBELL
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
DIG FIRE IN GRAND FORKS.
Theatrical Company and Others
Barely Escape With Their Lives.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, December H.
A special to the Journal from Grand
Forks, N. D.. says: Fire broke out at
4:SO this morning at Nash Brothers
wholesale grocery store, and In half an
hour had gone into the Hotel DakOtah.
where one hundred and thirty guests were
housed. The Lady in Black" Company
escaped as did the people In the hotel,
by the fire-escape, a ladder one foot wide,
running from the sixth floor to the first.
The Fire Department rescued large
number, and but for timely assistance
hundreds of persons would have been
burned.
BY $50 the Hotel Dakotah, Nash Bro
thers' wholesale grocery and the Grand
Forks Mercantile Company's wholesale
grocery-house were burned. and all the
buildings on both sides of Third street
for two blocks had suffered loss. The
loss will aggregate $4,000 on stocks, fur
niture, etc, and $4,000 on buildings total
ly destroyed while other losses will prob
ably reach 100000 more. The insurance
falls far short of this amount.
PROBABLE FATALITIES.
GRAND FORKS n. D., December H.
1t is believed tonight that Mr. and Mrs,
A. C. Howe, who occupied rooms on the
third floor of the Nash building, perished
in the flames.
1t was supposed that they had been
taken to the home of friends, but a
thorough canvass of the city fails to dis
cover them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
TERRIss's MURDEfER ARRAIGNED
He Is demanded Until Wednesday
Next.

LONDON. December H-Richard Ar
thur Prince, known as Mad Archer"
who yesterday evening stabbed and killed
William Terriss, the well-known actor,
as the latter was upon the point of en-
tering the stage-door of the Adelphi
Theatre. in order TO take part in the
presentation of Secret Service" was ar
raigned at the Bow-Street Police Court
to-day, charged with the crime. and was
ren,anded until Wednesday next.
Provincial managers who have known
Prince describe him as eccentric to a
degree bordering on insanity. On one
occasion he threatened an actor at Dun
dee with a revolver.
A number Of letters In his possession
have been seized. The writer's include the
Prince OF Wales, other members OF
the Royal family. Mr.. Gladstone, and
many prominent people. In almost every
case the writer acknowledges birthday
congratulations.
Prince appears TO have written almost
threatening letters to theatrical mana
GERS. demanding engagements TWO
wears ago he tried 10 drown himself IN
Regents canal.
Among the numerous messages OF con-
doIence received at the Adelphi Theatre
arc dispatches from Mr.. John Drew. Mr.
Nat Goodwin, and Mr.. William Gillette
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

Mr.. Turpln: Will Il embarrass tnem
Why should we make an exception oI 90
established rule, which iemands wa. .,s,s.
bond shall be put up at once III 'ne
rest OF this corporation?
THE ORDINANCE IS ADOPlsp.
Mr.. Zimmerman called for the vou.
Mr.. Carter moved as substitute ,has
the ordinance should be so amenneu o.
to grant lighting privileges Tor ,',r,,
years and power privileges ZOE
years. .,,,,.. In
MIR. Bahen spoke enthusiasucahy ~
favor of the original crdinance' 80
against any amendments, and aite, So 49,
further desultory debate Ar. hasu"'sn .s,,s
called for the pending rueSeVn'
closing the debate. =,
Mr. Smiths amendment that q ponu cA
e 600 should be posted by the company
within sixty days OF the passage OF VI.
ordinance was lost by a vote OF ID 'o o. .,
and Mr.. Carter's was lost by vote oA ="
The ordinance as Il came from the Coun-
I'll was then concurred in by the to'io"ihs
votes: p,r,on
Ayes-Messrs. Allen. Bahen' b9l son'
Cutchins. Hardwicke, Montgomery; ar' S'
Noble, Snead, Vaughan, ana "in'''''
mann-ll. Kiny
Nnes-Messrs. Brock, Car'e''
Smith and Turpin-5.
MINOR MATTERS.
The ordinance providing for the torma-
tion of an electrical committee was taken
from the table and adopted
A resolution that 200 loads OF gas-nouse
coke should be donated 10 the CITY Mis-
sion (colored). for distribution among 'ne
colored poor OF the city was adopted.
An ordinance providing for the appoIn.-
ment of harbor commission was ,eiei
red TO the Committee on Jahes-r''Ve'
The reports of the Auditor and City
Treasurer were referred to the FINANCE
COMMITTEES. The Board adjourned rev
minutes before midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
CATTLE QUARANTINE COMMISSION.
1Iu of MIR. owen Under Consi"er"-
tiOn-Other Committee work.

ttnn-DlhPr "p'"'
Mr.. II. B. owens bill, providing for the
apnointment OF commission of five to pass
upon the question as to cattle quarantine
lines. and perform the duties when no"
aeyolve upon the State Veterinarian,
cope IN before the House Committee on
pronositions and Grievances yesterday
afternoon. and after considerable us
cussion was passed by until January
5th. ~ A. u "a
chafsln and Mr.. Maupin, and the patron
90 the measure. appeared before the 'ody
~ favor of the bill, while Professor
Nuee of Blacksburg. who Is the STATE
Veterinarian, opposed it, Geneiai "har-
con of Montgomery desired thar con-
sideration OF the measure be postpoheu'
He was not exactly in favor OF H.
II Is not the intention OF the OH 70
change the present law, IN resa'u W
quarantine regulations and the inspection
eS cattle. but merely TO place the matter
- ,he hands OF FIVE experienced men,
80 rapresenting the geographical sections
,ne state. instead Of conferring the
nowers upon one man.
SAY NILES Is ARBITRARY.
,.,o.sor Niles was charged by some
80 Who appeared with conducting
his office in the most arpiraty han,sr'
~ ~ sat IKE the Gear OF Russia, as MT.
80, en stated II. Ii was also charged
-. 10 rad attempted TO "bulldoze' the
arlc of Henrico who. when tney op-
Pio.od to some of the mandates OF fro-
Jeo Nues were threatened with being
lese i.sseod in the auarantined district, though
pla tntr cattle were not I'm the least IN
fected. ,. .,at ,ersonali-
i"s ,,o,,,d not be INDUCED in, as II was
ues .,s,, that matters would soon take an
eyiuens 'asant turn II the gentlemen were
u,p, mp,''aS "a continue their line OF argu-
'"Ths, There was considerable opposition 10 de,
,a,,ne action upon the measure, out 'he
natron. Mr.. owen. at last consen'sa sa,no 20
,hs further consideration OF tne hn' pe''A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

postponed until January 9th, when gem
tlemen from other sections OF the state,
including Tazewell Montgomery. and
other counties, would appear before the
committee.
SEATS FOR FEMALE EMPLOYEES.
Mr. Kizers bill, requiring employers to
furnish stools or chairs to their female
employees, and not to compel the latter
to remain standing during their entire
working hours, was passed upon favor
ably.
The following bills were also acted upon
favorably:
To regulate the practice OF veterinary
surgery.
To provide that each alien casualty in
surance company shall have a deposit
of 10000 in the United States dedicated
TO it's business and liabilities In the
United States.
TRACTION BILL REPORTED.
Senate bill. to enlarge the powers OF
the Richmond Traction Company, was
taken up by the House Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation yesterday
morning. and was made a special order
for January 3D.
Mr.. Stubbs's bill. allowing the Colonial
Water Company to erect a hotel on the
sence OF Mr.. Diggs. who desired to be
heard on the measure, the consideration
of IL was postponed.
The delinquent land bill' again came
up before the Committee on Courts of
Justice yesterday morning, and met its
usual fate--passed by.
Tho body decided 10 report favorably
the bill in regard to limited partnerships.
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY BILL.
The House Committee on Courts Of JUS
tice will meet Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in the hall of the House Of Dele
gates to consider the employers liability
bill, instead of that night at 8 O'Clock.
The time of meeting is changed on ac-
count of the caucus TO be held Monday
evening.
Mr.. Charles T. Bland's "good-roads bill'
will be considered by the Committee on
Prisons and Asylums Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
Change I'm Passenger Rates, VIA bny
Line James-River Route.

on and after Monday. December 2Uh'
messenger rates via Bay Line, James,
River Route, will be as follows
Richmond to Baltimore, one way...-sz.
Richmond to Baltimore and RETURN. $500
Richmond to Baltimore, second class. 81 90
Richmond to Old Point .................N .N'o
Round-trip tickets will be limited 10
December 10Th.
For state-room reservation ana o'he'
information apply 10
III. NJ. BOYKIN, General Agent.
Ss6 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
p.,,.r nnd Five children Perish.

OTTAWA. ONT, December IL 10
residence Of Patrick Leahey was purneo
early this morning. and Leahey anu nse
or his children-Thomas Marie, Katie,
Maggie and Patrick-the eldest but .
years OF age. perished. Mrs. Leahey and
n how named. Frank, aged years were
saved. :.
II is supposed that Leahey dropped a
ughted lamp. which he was accustomed
10 carry around the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
FfrewOOd Cheap.

The Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Company is offering kiln-Drled
Hickory and oak Wood In suitable
lengths for cooking-stoves and heaters.
This wood is unsurpassed for cooking
purposes, and II you use II once you VIII
use nothing else. Drop us caro- OF
,nhone us. Old phone, All; new phone,
tIO6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
MODEL AGAINST MODEL.
The One Has Her Beauty Destroyed
by the other.

PARIS. December H-Ihe iaihous
model, Lucie Hagerland. has had her
beauty destroyed by vitriol thrown at her
NV another model, named Juidicelli. In
III OF jealousy. Mile. Hagerland has been
taken TO hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
Every Mothers Son

between the age of 4 and would be de-
lighted II Santa Claus brought MIN a
pretty Refer Jacket. We nave them-
very nobby ones-from $l.sS 10 10 LooA
them over to-day.
JACOBS e. LEVY,
7O7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
Handsome Neckwear.

II it's Nobby Neckwear you wish TO
present your friend, see the line we oner
in handsome boxes at 25 and Soc They're
beauts." JACOBS & LEVY,
707 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
TaIking Machines. $40.

Regina Music-Boxes (play 5000 tunes)
Washburn Guitars and Mandolins onnest
ON EARTH. Walter d. Moses & Co, Musi-
cal Headquarters, 1905 Main street, oppo-
site post-Ofiice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
what's More Appropriate

for Christmas present than Handker-
chiefs? We have them in Japanette, with
silk initials at 15c.; All-Silk at %. 80, and
no JACOBS & LEVY,
7O7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
r., T.. a. II. n. II. co.
Holiday Excursion Rates-Christ-
mos 1897. and New Year, fs0S.

Round-trip continuous passage tickets
between all stations and 10 Aiexaharia
and Washington at reduced rates
on sale December I'D TO Zth' inclusive
and December Soth TO January LIST. in
elusive. Final limit January :, 1888.
Tickets good going only on date OF sale.
Round-trip rates from Richmond 10
Frederieksburg. $50; to Alexandra, He'i
TO Washington, s4S5. c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

We have no time TO write ADVERTISE
ments. Diamonds and watches take all
our attention. Season goods spread OUT
with prices. You see at glance what
ID. BUCHANAN g. SONS.
Goldsmiths and Jewellers,
iii east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
American Beauty Roses.

Fine Roses. choice Flowers. and Plants
for Christmas. new onered at low prices.
Shipping orders speciality.
NJ. A. WHITTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
Charlotte Russo,

one dollar per gallon, the finest made
In the South. at w. G. Schmidt's, No. AZ
east Broad street. New phone, sol; Old
inhOne g6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

No Christmas sud New Years table snoesd
be without a bottle OF DR.. sIsGEsrs AsSos1u.
IA BrrKKs. the world-renouned sppeszss -
srou,sits flavor. Beware Of imitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

couGHs AND COLDS Tnose who are sunenne
,ro,, Coughs. Coils, Sore Throat &C., should try
BKows's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. sold cni5 u
lOxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

For diseases of the liver. stomach and
,,,dneys the Water of the Greenprier
white Sulphur Springs Is the most vaiua-
bia IN America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18

WASHINGTON. December H.~
| lpmn Forecast for Saturday:
o''' FOR virginia-showers early
Saturday morning. followed BY
fair weather; decidedly colder. continuing
SO til Monday morning; southeriy winds.
becoming northwesterly.
For North carollna-showers. preceded
bv fair weather In southeast portions;
clearing weather Saturday or saturday
night; southerly Winds, becoming north
westerly; colder: decidedly colder Ia
northwest portions.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND.
YESTERDAY was pleasant. With tEreat-
ening clouds at night.
Stafe of thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-18
C,pEEDON GOOD-NATURED.

The latter. as soon as tho announcer
cried mccoy wins" jumped across the
ring and shook hands with Creedon, VINO
acknowledged his defeat very gooa-
naturedly
Greeted with many good wishes. pnt
Mccoy held a reception for fslly ten min
utes before he retired 10 his dresssng-
room