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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-20
Partide Liberal

Aver recibid ell sefior Muiloz Rivera los
telegramas que reproducimos:
<Faiardo, Noyembre l9.-Tengo satis-
facci6n communicable que don Cristobal Andrea,
que estaba separado de la polftica, ingresa re-
sueltamente nuestro partido. Consdero va
liosa adquisicion. n.-BARALT..
EI seilor Andrea, persona de preetiglo,
hombre de probidad y rectitud, es actuamente
alcalde de Fajardo, satisfaction del pueblo
entero Como ell sehor Baralt, presidente de
aquel comits fusionsta, consideran muy evalio.
ca, la adquisicion, todos los liberales fajarde
nos. Es indudable que ell partido que preside
el sei1or Muioz Rivera CANA csda dfa eemen-
tos de gran inAujo
"Manatf, 1912 40 t.-Aplaudimos acer.
tadfsimas bases propuestas por ustedes, inspi
radas, como siempre, en- prestigio del partldo.
Lamentamos que exjgencias de disidentes hayan
imposibilitado union. .-Lcdo. NAter.-DI. Ro.
d1fguez Castro. Lcdo Ramirez"
"Sabapa grande, 10. - Juventud liberal
Sabana- gfs1de deplora fracaso aproxmaciou
elementos avanzados No obstapte, partido
que acaudillais gloriosamente, seguira marcha
triunfal hasta legar cumbrcs redencion. Abris
fraternalmente vuestros brazos, ofreceis 6sculo
de paz, desplegafs bandera de concordia no
&c nos atiende. El pueblo dara gu veredicto J
la historic escribira sentencia inapelable. iPaao
4 las huestes del derecho! iPaso Ia razon y 4
la justicia!-M Modesto Cordero Rodriguez, Jena
ro Sepdlveda, Santos Delgado, Angel Falcon,
Hipolito Garcia, Vidal Soltero, Jose Ayala,
Carlos Acosta, Julio Castillo, Manuel DAvils,
Manuel Peralta, Andres Garcia, Ramon Gu
tierIez, Herminio Franco, Simplicio Nazario,
Vicente Solterc, Juan Franco, Alfonso Quiho-
mes, Ramon Almod6var, Pedro Espada, Manuel
Figueroa 2. o, Jose r. Gaztambide Busigo
Guillermo Velazquez, Demetrio Ortiz, Miguel
Schettin.
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luego sc Green los nuevos organismos que
someteran las antillas, cimcntados en- pr ncl
pios de extrcta eqnidad y justicia.
Eel ilustrado iurisconsulto don Jose Severo
Quifoncs, cuya fama en- cl cjercico de su pro-
fesion resulta traditional en- el pals, es e defen
sor de los dcrcchos de la succession Gordis,
ell el asuuto dc referencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-20
Gaceta Official de hoy

Real orden desestimando la petici6n de
indulto hecha por el preso Victor Flores.
-Idem conmutando por Ia de seis meses de
arresto mayor cada una de las penas de un afo
un dfa de prision correctional que le fueron
impuestas Francisco Silva Velazquez.
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P A R A U S I { D

III epfgrafe de cstos ren2loGes es ell nom
bro que lleya una de las mas antiguas acredi
talas fabrioas de CIGARRILLOS de las
que en- Cuba eiaboran sus pioductos con rama
de Vuelta Abajo, al traerla Puerto Rico,
nytamos & los consumidores de cigarrillos
prueben los antes dichos, para que con nosotros
esta maroa; que es la que haeta hoy sostuyo su
crdiito la hace ser precursora de una gran
competencia.
ST. duoao DON ADOLFO A1ZPU.
RUA, ha nombrado como agente en- San Juan
PLAT 3o-23
Gran Hotel Ia al, AukoKA, EN- cAYEYi- y y :.
la por sus buenas col.diciones, esmerado trato,
selecto comfort todo S precios modicos, el
que no 10 haya frecuentado hagale una vista
quedar: completamente satisfecho. Propleta.
rio, Justo Garcia. 3o-s
a Eeganeia' T9e" De sv.Se asnssis sais
del Rosario, niimero 9. Humacao = Puerto
Rico.--De Eulalio g. Garcia. P.
90 vnndnn dos pianos, uno casi nuevo otro
=" wi" ," dc medic uso Informara el pro-
fesor don Ramon Sarriera. l5--s
Gran Hotel lnglaterra'' ma4 Hotel srisn de p'i-
Montado Ia altura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas q la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura,
departamento de cautina, tabaquerfa un ele-
gante Salon de Rccreo. -Hospedaje desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segan Ia habitacidn que Sc
ocupe.-A. AGUDO,-Propietario).
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100000
Billetes de la Loterla eX=
traordinaria de Madrid.
Venden: SIERRA Y PALAU.
32 IA

Gran Hotel de FrancIa Sae Reo Fs9 Fs'asss Rss''s s
Situaci6n cdntrica con espaciosas ventiladas
habtacioues. IIospedaje desdc pesos en- ade-
ante b Smonet, propietario.
Sc a1miten abonados para conner; r.
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Agencia Mendez. 1Hr9SdAesoN FoETxCloN. Repre- pn
A los habitanteS de Ia isla de Puerto Rico.

I0V I1X(llI1fIleV w ~ Ao''' w "N' W "Ae'oo'
\ 'uo "u"''a'''oo Los grandes constantes
sacrifcios one por largos aflos hall venido ha-
ciendo para conseguir el excessive credito y
decidida protection que este respectable publico
ha dispensado contnaa dispensando los
productos de mi fabrica de cigarros sLa Be-
ileza, ePajarito,, como estos habitantcs los
l|aman parecc que alguna persona aprove-
chando la oportunidad de que por poderosas ra'
zones me vi obligado 4 suprimirles ell letrero
de Ella Belleza que al trasluz del papel tenfa
cada cigarro, ha propalado que estos son falsi-
ficados, y habendo llegado mi noticia, me
apresuro poner en- conocimiento del pablico,
eque son legftimos de mi fabrica, nadie con
mas autoridad que los mismos fumadores, po-
dram garantizar esta verdad. pues siempre en-
contraran la misma clase de material en- dichos
cigarros, que tarto credito han conquistado
donde quera que han sido conocidos. Apre.
oiauos protectores: tened la seguridad de que el
dueno de la fabrca de cigarros ala Belleza, 8
.Psjarito,, continuara hacienda sacriticics, pc
ro s;erlpre dara q sus parroquianos un excelen-
te cigarro. ro.-ANDRES RODRIGUEZ. 80 6
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hHULLENHOFF & KORBER
VH Agentes del cheque Bank Ia.
Londres y Now-York.

lIacen pagos por cable.
Giran sohre totlas las capitalcs dc Espana
sobre LONDRES, PARIS, NUEVA-YORk,
HAMBURGO, llABANA.
Compran venden ORC, toda clase de
moneda extranjera.
Compran, venden dan avances sobre
C6dulas IIipotecarias del Banco Territorial y
Agrfcola, etc.
Agencia Mendez. 1ar2zlAesoN FoErAc1oS. Repre- pre-
aentante de las principales fabricas Norte- Anne
ricanaa Agente de la barina dc trigo marca
<Porvenir,. Tocino en- pepquitas idem. Cham
pion. Jamones Pic Mic; idem Aguila. Man
teca Chicharron; id Victoria. 1dem corrlente
idcm Vencedora. Maqninas de coser marca
Union Y Cerveza marca Cruz Rola. Para
meiores informes dirigirse & 4dstyo Mendes-
Cristo l2 San Juan Puerto. Rico. 80
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oo"oo. o''0 ganta, nari= y oidos.-Con'
sultas gratuitas de 10 II de la maiiana por el
DR.. Bai1auli Plaza dc San Jose Gunto q la
Iglesia). l5-5-P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-20

eei'a'eu o''sse efcacia prooada para la
curaci6n de los calios, Sc detalla 25 centavos
el pomo en- los establecimientos eEl Capricno,s
Ella Esfera, eFarmacis Colon, 15-s
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SQcese eI ron smRoNesohnk. yrlsg sas ~ d.t:. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-20

bionrinn Los padres le familia que descen
h'o""'o" hacer ingresar aus nihos e: calidad
ie externos Gu el colego de l. 3 2.s ense-
ilanza de Eseuelas Pas en- Santurce 81 hallen
abstenidos por carecer de la amistad de una
famiia activa que Sc encargue de atender!os,
pueden realizar sus deseos poniGndose antes de
acuerdo personalmente por cartas con dona
Jovita II. dc Csrazo q. estA dispuesta recibir
algunos pupilos Y tambien nihas que deseeu
cursar la instruction primaria. Gale del Con.
aado Sinturcc. 154
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Sc venden dos pianos, uno 1s. eas nueyo ), otr0
fesor don Ramon Sarriera. l5--s
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Notarla de Ia ciudad de Utuad0. = RI RI

HVtuItV uV III VIuuuu W ViuuuVi Lcdo
don Victor p MARITIME, Notario de Lares,
estara en- dicha ciudad los dias |, ., 81 4 del
pr6ximo Diciembre, para autorizar, como
HADILITADO nombrado al efecto, las escr.
turas que ocurran. Los interesa6os pueden
llevar anticipadsmente los datos q Ia ofcina de
aluella, sta en- la calle de Las Delic;as. 30
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Commercial Union Assurance Company,

LIMITED, de Londres. .-Capital { 2 500, 600.
Los que suscriben, Agentes de ests Compahfa
en- esta cudad, aceptan riesgos contra incendios
los tipos corrientes. = Sucesores de Finlsy
Brothers, S. EN- C.-S. Juan Puerto Rico. 52-7
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20
The Ex-Posamastsr An Rlrht.

Mr.. II. L. Carlton today received q
telegram from Postal Inspector Linn,
OF Helena, stating that that Office had
received draft from Boston covering
the full amount OF the deficit In the
Bonner's Ferry post Office, under the
incumbency of ex.Postmaster Cryder,
amounting to S69S50.
This is good news to all concerned
and ends very Yexatious matter. And
now that it Is settled satisfactorily, the
Herald does not intend to rake over old
sores to discuss the matter, further than
to give Mr.. Cryder the credit that is
due him, He has certainly left no
stone unturned to replace the deficit,
and has spent half the amount involved
in his efforts to raise the money. He
can say that he alone is now the only
one who suffers as a consequence OF
this unfortunate affair. Many harsh
things have been said of Mr.. Cryder In
connection with this matter, which the
condition of affairs at the time, unfor-
tnnately, seemed to justify, but now
that matters are satisfactorily adjusted,
it is pleasing to note that different
view can be taken.--Kootenai Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20
rHE CITY ELEcTloN.

The time is drawing near for the city
election. On Tuesday April 9th the
voters Of the town will again have the
privilege Of casting ballot for FIVE
town trustees, In making their choice.
but one object should govern the voter
the election OF men who will honestly
and economically administer the affairs
OF the town. During the past two years
the present board has practiced the
strictest economy and as result the
warrant Indebtedness has been whitfield
down several thousand dollars. Four
more years of the same methods will
almost wipe ont the debt. The tax
PAYERS should see TO it that men who
viii continue the present policy are
elected. Select your best men regardless
OF politics.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

PRINTERs all over the country should
rise up and demand that the govern
ment stop printing return cards on
envelopes. says an exchange. Several
attempts have been made but no COIN
plete or satisfactory reform accomplished.
The persons name or firm 10 now
omitted but a blank line left to write
the name on. The government enters
into competition with its printer citizen
ship, forces down prices, demoralizes
this line of business and then taxes the
printer on his machine and type for con-
ISOLATION purposes each year. 1t is a
rotten shame that printers have got to
buck the U. S. government; there Is no
fairness or honesty in it. Why don't the
government go to selling dry goods,
shoes, furniture, drugs and everything
else and try to drive everybody out Of
business? But, thanks TO fate. the
printers are a power; they made the
career OF nearly every man in congress
and they will unmske a few II reform is
not Foon accomplished along this line.
Wipe that government printing Office
from the face OF the earth or give out
side printers n fair shake. Come, ye
boys along the line, let's attend to this
matter without further delay. Touch
mp your NJ. c. and touch him whers he
will feel il.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

TnE ffty-tifth congress assembled last
Monday in extra session in pursuance
OF President McNinley's proclamation.
The consideration OF tariff bill that
will bring in sufficient revenue to pre-
vent further deficits is first to be consid-
cred. The Silver Republicans will
support q measure OF this kind and it is
proposed to pass a measure that will
increase the revenues about $75, coo. 900
annually, so distributed as to provide
protection for industries most in need
of IL
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. RIcEER, of Dover, N. H.,
has applied for the position OF ambassa-
dor to United States Of COLOMBIA, South
America. 1t seems to be more than
possible that she will succeed in seeur
ing the appointment as she possesses
unusual fitness for the place. Should
che lie successful sire will be the first
lady ambassador the United States has
ever had. The effect would be to slim
Mate woman's mind to broader field
OF action than all that has ever been said
concerning woman's independence OF
thought and usefulness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

THE efforts of secretary Sherman to
negotiate treaty with the Central
American republics which will give the
United States control Of the Nicaragnan
canal will meet with approval Of the
people. His idea is that this country
should build and own the canal. If it
is ever built the United States must
guarantee the bonds of a private corpor-
alton or construct and own the canal az
government enterprise. Secretary
hherman's policy seems to be for govern.
ment ownership aud in this the country
will agree with him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

NJ zen has been said of late OF the
Seven Devils country, and of the build
ing of the railroad from Weiser to Seven
Devils camp, distance OF lO2 miles.
Payette, by almost superhuman effort,
has succeeded in raising sufficient bonus
to take the prize from Weiser and now
the road will be built from Payette.
This is striking ILLUSTRATION OF what
energy and enterprise will do for town.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

UPOx the converting OF congress in ex-
ira session Thos. d. Reed was again
elected speaker Of the house. He has
exercised more arbitrary power, perhaps,
than any other speaker; but Sc nearly
to the satisfaction Of the members of the
house to meet with no opposition in his
party, to his reelection. The two silver
representatives from Washington. Lew
is and Jones, did not vote for speaker.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

IT is stated that Grover Cleveland
holds a warrant on the U. $. treasury
for one cent for salary which he has
never cashed, and never will, that he
may keep it as evidence OF his having
been president of the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

SOME of the Populist papers of the
state are engaged in throwing mud for
the purpose of covering up the corrup-
ton of their legislative members; but
the Times-DemOcrat, of Moscow, speaks
right out and makes no attempt at ,ove
ing up or whitewashing the rottenness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

THE Corbett- Fitzsimmons mill came
off at Carson, Nevada, Wednesday. oil
schedule time. Windy Fitz knock ell
the wind out of gassy Corbett and the
great brute fight was over.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

The governor vetoed the Clearwater
county bill; also the bill reducing the
salaries of state officers and Judges.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-03-20

WASTED-FAITHFCL MEN OR WOMEN TO
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Idaho. salary $50 aud ext enses. Position per
manent. Reference. Enclose seli-addressed
stamped envelope The National, Star Insur
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foreign call at this Office. We can
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

Il :. Dr. starr Tells what She Needs to
Make a Home.

Despite the bad weather, Broad-Street
Methodist church was comfortably fixed
sunday night With "A congregation that
came TO hear Dr. Starr second sermon Of
"A series 10 ladies'. The sermon was au IN
teresting and impressive offOrt. ANA a
beautiful tribute 10 the Christian woman.
Or. S7afr's subject was, a Great Work
" hIcu can he Done 10y Il Lone Woman,
aud ne took for his text the first verse
OF the 18th chapter Of Proverbs, Ever!
wise woman buiiiern her house
king Solomon did not advertise for
a $1,000 essay on woman declared the
cloauent divine. Tie wrote il himself,
ana knew what be was doing. The woman
VINO fears God will be praised IN Heaven
as well as on eartn. There were buildings
that would fall on the judsmcnt-d
but the house Of the GOd-fedrins woman
would stand. Study was required for
everything now days, and certificate
wcnt into Gle hands OF the person who
was 20 give out position. a typewriter
would not ask for a position unless she
knew her business. But many applied for
the position OF home-makers that did not
know. and keep giving the question, Is
Marriage a FallurcT
Men and women, too. had gone 10 p
suicides grave because OF mismanaged
homes. but the wise woman kept things
happy. on marriage depends haDpi-
ness AZ home. and the home should be a
training Institution Tor the worlds hap
piness. Therefore home-making was an
art"
Or. Starr declared that there were too
many women who thought more about
the silyerware and decorated china on
the table than the food. ana who never
visited the kitchen. because they were
too busy looking after the arrangements
OF the table.
Human souls must search for truth.
n doesn't come by instinct, and the
wise woman knew H.
A wise woman would take care or
property. An unwise woman would let
things &c 10 wreck.
Dr. Starr then spoke of some mar
riages Of to-day. He said the woman
would be careful and look after the
house. while the man would stay away
from home at lodges ana clubs, spending
the money that could DE used at home
inc stormy day would come, and not n
hand would help him Tho woman would
have the weight 10 bear.
The sermon was attcntively listened
20 and carried with II n lasting impress
SION on the large majority Of ladies pres
ent. Or. starr will preach the third SER
mon of me series next Sunday night and
DIS subject will 10. lost Keys That May
Never BE Fond"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
mr. or ~. ram.

d.. Kcrr De.cribr. ecenc. in A., ,ri...r
p,,ri,.. ,i,. ,,..-t 60. 80,
'''''
Do bis lecture ON iIe Life 0f 81 Paul.
no The First preshrI.riau church an SUM
g.v .uishf Dr K.rr l...ra.,.i ,f... ..,.
nina. Observation-Disclosures,
'' 'l ASIA minor
euilnt lne hrsi "oih oole there for the
Ht" i"liH- rom f'pn.- n Cyprus $
i.A4i ana IiarnhDas f' Dt sea northwaf
To- f'is'. o. capital OBJ lamph.Ila. nnc
city situated on ihe river tertus, a short
distance above the mouth.
me Time OF ihle 'lelt seems 10 have
been no the beginning of the summer he4t
and at chat period the greater number
of the pcrgn-. had migrated 20 tile
Taurus mountains. which were visible
ON ihc north. so Paul and Barnabq-
themselves climb tle great rance ana
press further ou to Aud1Dh JOB PIsidia.
Here they iab0reI with great success.
until their fines became unsafe. wr.n
they departed for l.ouilm. Lystra. am.
Drrbe lu all of these cities except the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19
THEIR ANNUAL SERVICE.
IHE yETERANs OF LEE CdMP AID.
DRLssED by REV. DIR. y. y. FAIR.
Members of the George y. Pickett Camp
ofyetcrans- Other Church Services.

Dosplte the inclement weather a large
congregation filed the Grace-street Pres
bytcrian church on Sunday night to hear
Rev. James y. Fair. D. D.. preach TO
the Confederate veterans. The occasion
was the anntal memorial services Of Lee
Camp. and many or them were present.
AZ were members OF Pickett Camp and
Sons Of Veterans.
Dr. Fair took his text from the ninth
verse of the nineteenth Psalm. lie hrst
pictured IN tho most interesting A<n-
g,iage the camp-hrcs OF the children OF
Israel on the Moabitish hills on thelr
way 10 the Promise Land. lie told OF
their awful condition. and the great de-
pair that they were In. His descIlp-
ton Of those people was most graphic
Sad as was the story, so often retold
from the pulpit. Or. Fairs rccountinS or
10 was mastcrful.
Leaving # for a time. he paid a beau
tiful tribute 10 Lee. lie spoke OF him
as "a king Of men. lie pointed out the
grand attributes Of this greatly beloved
leader and placed him before his hear
ers peerless model Of Christian, cour-
agcous manhood.
Speaking Of the war. he fcelingly tod
its story IN the choicest Of language.
From Fort Sumpter 10 AppomattoX DE
took his hearers, making the veterans
surely feel that they were engaged 10
tho great struggle again. lie spoke OF
the triumps at first OF the result at
Gettysburg. he said that II was there
that The cause OF the Southland receiv-
cd the death wound that ran its course
az AppomattoX.
Dr. Fair showed the mysterious rand
Of God in the war and said that 10 de-
monstrated that this Union was made
uu of warriors able go cone with the
whole earth Il arms. 1t had taught other
countries Co have a. better opinion of ;nis
nation. and 10 would answer for an time.
He SAID that the war male the nation
stronger. purer. and more united.
Ire paid "a beautiful tribute 20 tho dead
soldiers and said that it was not lost
cause TO those who had died iu the Lord.
Again referring TO Lee DE counseilcd all
TO remember always his dying words.
He thanked the veterans for the honor
they had conferred upon him iu coming
10 his church. and urged them 20 hc
ready for the summons from this earth.
Captain Frank Cunningham sang am
appropriate solo at the close Of the ser
mon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-19

In the Hastings Court Yesterday the
cases Of Chas. Goodman and chas. bee
two small negro boys, members OF a local
gang OF toughs. were disposed or each
bow getting ninety uays and fine Of one
cent. These boys together with BenIa-
min August Harrison Brown. diminu-
tive negro. were charged With breaking
into several stores. and the two former
were convicted mainly on the testimony
of the latter, who turned States eyl-
dence.
The cases to be tried in this court to-
Gay will bee those ~ Archie Bland ana
Charles Williams for robbery.
In the Law and Equity Court, In the
case OF Irene II. Hill against Kings heirs,
a decree was entered 10 loan out certain
money in the receivers hands.
In the case Of Nancy Farrer against
the Grand Fountain United order True
Rcformers judgment was rendered Tor
$50.
suit was brought by Thomas T.. ,Savagc
against w. Tignor's Sons 10 recover