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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-19
Gran kImacsn te Aiaab|cs
UNICO EN- SJ CLASE
Wsrgarie7a y Compai7/a
A San Francis 20 A.
San Juan Puert1 Rico

| A San Francle1o A.
San Juan Puerto Rico p.
~ Desde aver circa1 aries notieones
por esta capital, qNe sc atribuven origen sos.
pechosO Dfcese que el general Blanco ha CO.
| munloado i Madrid inpresi nes muy pesimistas
respeoto del Estaio dc Is guerra Ell Caba. ref :
rlendose que todas las prayinoias estan insu-
rfecclonadas que esto Ia lie impedir difcu-
| tar el planteamlento de la autonomfa. Otras
| muchas cosas Sc dicen, pero So atribuye la bola
los ercmigos de Ia relorma. lltb!ase tambi6n
de un Poaib!c alzaniento cAsiista cn ia Penfnsu
la cuando 5. III. la Reina hfme e decreto i'm
plantando la autonom!a.
~ Los dltimos teegra mas diequ que rel
ia gran expectation en- los Esta3os Chidos por
conocer q m9nsaje g, Mf. Mac i,inIey presenta
Ri al Congreso americana e. Ola del pr6ximo
Diciembre. El peiior Romero Robledo ha vi
sitado NJ ia Rana este sncoso Sc oomenta
nucho en- hIaird. Fl general PoIayieia ha
si5o dest'nado i Caba el seIor Rasconi ha
sido noinbfa3o Emb1j2 j2dor eefa!!ol en- Londres.
[ IA nutrila Gomieiin dc sociaistas ha visitado
al soiior Sagasta p;tic10, q scrvicio miitar
obligatorio a1nanio la redeneiones 1 metai:oo.
Fl senior Sagasta ofreei6 praseussE lin p1oyecto
de ley 81 Cor%leso en- ese sent.lo.
~ Recortamos Dc eT.a ',q,ter7a I ti,is.
de Ponce: "a las fie Is nooha del ,;ia (: dol
corricnte ihan en- IN cocho msto EN- corrda
(como dice el populachoj los udiyiuuos Rafael
Ralaos, Jose Antonio Matinee, Valentlu
-iybsr, J Gastavo OpPcnhsimer, al pas8r
ror el fsente delcperpo de gaarda de In carcel,
dleron gritos sabversyos. =egia lice Ell sargento
seEor Vale, comandante dc acha flerza To
das lag aatoIliades militarcs ee rusieron en-
movimiento 4 esa hora. I ta' Gustayo Oppen
heimcr, fee hctido ror el csbo de ls guar ia
con el cuehilio Msiisser. LIS cnco indlyiduos
el cochero Pearo Sierra az Grsta quo.'aron
deteni1os por oTdcn de la autoriiad miitar'
pdyie.he7ar Clntas anchas, Ultima moaa,
t''' poAa' para s2mirercs, flores pfeeiosar,
plumas largas grapos DO tres, gssas lsas
plisst, tules nevados lsos Capitas de paIlo
de tres seis pesos, capas 'argas de paIo 4
sl5. Chaqnetas de paio cote sastre con cue
llo de terciepeio d slo una. Esclavinas de en-.
caies. Golas de CASA plisst en- toaos oolores.
-. Fl vapor frarets "ssn Simon cargo
en- esta capital para Europa San Thomas 20 |
sacos con da,257 kilos cafe, csi jas tsbaeo ella
Dorado a'gunas provisiones.
=. Nuestro amigo dcn LUIS Cuevss de |
zequeira, sgente general de 'EI Figaro" de la !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-19
c.I..s..ite local del partido liberal
TOA-BAJA

Pyesidescia -~Acor 'adc por este comi.t
local Ia aperture de los Rog;stros eorrespon'
dientcs, para la inscripciGs en- ellos e lss per-
sonas que deseen atiiiarse diebo particle, desde
esta fecha, hssta el 80 dc Noviembre rroximo,
quedsn abertos aquellos al obieto ndicado;
debiGndose tener en- cuenta que no sera consde-
RADIO como tal eli que no haya lenado csc reqai
sito indispensable. Tca-b baja, Octubre 80 de
1897. .-Jose Eduardo EdigeL
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La Catalina.

a c2isisra Gran restaurant en- Il sitio mas
"a eo'a'e''a' ccntrico de la Capital. servicio
esmeraao. Cocina aelecta Comdas 5 la car
ia tlesde las &c Ia mailana hasta lag Il de la
noehe; pasteles, halIacas lech6n asa 20 les S..
bados domingcs. Sc almiten bateas do
mciio y abonos mensuales, 4 previo8 econ6-
mcca. San Francisco Sc. lbs
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La YERDADERA hUTONON|A
traida a BaIiRquan por " Sobrlzos de k!na:

All pueao lamal sc Ia que estos eoilores
acaban Gle implantar; no traen la autonomia del
CANADA traen la atonomis POSITlVA.
GICICLEIAS desde 40 pesos en- adeante
de las mejoies marcas, alemanas, francesas,
ing'esas y americanas.
Troiclos Bicicletas rasa nIos, desde 4
pesos en- ade|aDte.
Esta autonona durara hasta fin de aNo,
Sc esmaltan arregIan Bicicetas dejandolss
como nueyaG.
Sc admten en- cambo Bicicletas usa,as 4
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as se1Qrtas !, HaeIsnae%s Has1 eoneedao

2s senortas a H&ojandS%o H&nms p.eoss eoneeiao lido
siacial un local Gu el ediicio qae ocupa la Es-
cuols dc dbnjo, Gale de Ia Cruz ndlnero 90,
para fun'jar ma clase de dibujo pintura, dc.
dicado exclueivamenta d senoritas, 10 hago pii.
blico para que las que deseen concurrir i dichas
classes como alumnas, Pusdan inscribirse desde
el IL al 80 del corricnte mes cl registro que al
cfecto hailaran en- ell local de Ia esouela, en- cl
Cue podran e6crilir su nombre speldo su
airecci6n. Enpazaran los estudios ell 10 de
Diciembfa prdximo las classes seran diarias de
5 lie Ia tarde. Cada disofpula lievara TN
cmdernllo de papol eapailol doblado en- Guar
tiIlas, un lapiz de MADEIRA con gonna un corta.
pIuInas. la Quota mensual scra de cuatro pc
sos. LIS Dpntacitn provincial elegirA cinco
eeIloritas, que recibiran geatuitamellte la misma
enscnanGa. Las seioritas que deseen obteuer
una DO estas p'azas deberAn presentar una
instapcia, iir;oada por su padre reprcaentante,
aquel Centre 'eatro del tempo marcado para
IL nscrpcidn, es decir, del Is al 29.-Puerto-
Rieo Noviembre dc 1897. +. OLLER. 1874
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sronpie unnf,n7 lMPOHTACION EX-
"E@H5iA sssVHssas PORTACIOM Rnnrn

acatante lie las principales fabricas Norte Amc,
rieanas. Agante de Ia harina de trigo marca
ePoryenr,. Tocino en- pepqnitaa idem. Cham
pi6n. Js'nonos Pic Mic; idem Aguila. Man
teca Chicharron; id Victoria. Idem corriente
idem Vencedora. M5quinas de cozer p,srca
Union. Y Cerveza m.rca Cruz Roja. Para
mejores informes dirigirse & -l7tuo Me,aaez.--
Crsto 10 San Juan Puerto Rico. 30-3
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Las ideas del cGlebre f6aofo Monsieur
l.amenais que acabo de expresar, Sc encaminan
d conseryar la union entire todos los hombres
por 10 tanto entire los partidos polfticos que
tehiendo como doe.rina un mismo principle
aspiran rea!izarlo en- ei poder.
Las corrientes de simpatfss qre en- pro de
Ia union de las dos fracciones en- que, por mo.
two quo 10 es del momeoto analizsr, Sc encuen.
tra divdido ell gfande patri5tico partido auto.
homlSta de esta lsa, sc notan aoentiian cada dfa
con mas ahlneo en- todo e. psfs de esas ideas;
hsnme sHgerido Ia de aportar esa importante
ohra ell pobre concurso de mi escasa intelioen-
eia, en- cuarto Sc refere esta localidad. oue
hlendo donie mas necesitamos estar unidos nor
Ia FTsponderancia que siempre ha tenido aqut
nuestro enemigo; es donde por desgracia ha
eehado mas honias raices la desuniop, gracias
q ciertos elementos dfscolos que ezisten siempre
en- toda celectividad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-11-19
Ell VINO DE STEARNS no prc
(Pohtbida ii reprou4cci6n)

". Ell VINO DE STEARNS no pro-
duce nadseas nj cansl irrtaci6n, y es muy
recomendado para aquellas personss que no
pncdea dijerir aaimilar faelmonta los alimon-
tos.
Don Antonio l.anzas Martin, Modico-
Ciruiano Certi'ca:-Qle ell Vino de stearns
de Acete de Iligado de l'acalao con Peptona
de lile'ro, cs III pojeroso retonstitnyente
hsbiendo daio magafioos resuIta os en- q
Raquitisno y E-crofuia, siondo una preparation
muy sgrsdable al pa!adar por 10 que no dudo
en- rccomeuda1lo cspeciamente para las Se1oras
Niilos. Don 1ntoaio Louaas Diartin.
Iatmillos, Cuba 20 dc Octubre de 1894.
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P0R LA UNION

<Cusnlo un arbol etta solo,
Sbatenle los yientos = lie arrebatsn
ssus hojas; : sus ramas en- vez dc
<eievarse, Sc inelinan como 81
<buseasen Ia terra.
<Cuando una planta esta sola
<sin abrigo que la defenda de los
sardientes rayos del sol, Sc mar
schita, Sc SEGA y nuere.
eSi os pregantan: :ouantos
ssois:: rasponded:-Somos uno,
sporque nuestros hermanos son
Snosotros Y nosotros nuestros
xhermanOs.-LG
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Cdsdra prepaatora ps5a pss. ~s99 ,sti:e, tss ss
10 la faoultativa direction del Ter. II ,quinists
laval don Beniguo Saavedra Sala1ar gu ea,a
capital- Marina. l5-3
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A los habisntes de Ia 5,sss isla de p"eo Rico:

A los habjisnIRs De Ia isla de P"e'fo Rico.
Z" wv "S"''a'.''e Los grandes Y constanteE
sacrifcios qne por largos aIos ha,. vcni'o ha-
ciendo para consegulr el excessive crtdto y
| decitida protection que este respectable piblico
la dsYensado cohtiuha dispeDsanao los
! produotos de mi fabrica tie eigarros ella Be :
lleza, ePaiarito., como estos hab antes los
| llanlan parece que algura persona aprove-
chanfo la oportgnifaG de que por poder sas ra.
zones me Vt obligado 4 suprimires ell lttrero
de ella Belleza que al trasiuz del papei tebfs
cada cigarro, la propalado que t,tos soa fslsi-
fcados, y hah.e9do !cgado i mi notica. me
arresuro :. poner Ell conocmiento del ldbco,
<que son iegfti,nos de mi fabrica, V nsdic con
ms autoridai qae los msmos lumadores, po.
dFln garanti@ar esta verjad. pues sicnlrre en-
contraIan Ia II. ma ciase de material en dicios
cigarros. que tll'o crGdto han conqustado
donde quiera Gue hsn sijo conocdos Apre.
oialos protectorcs: tened la seguridad de que ell
dueil2 De la fablics de oigarros <La BelIeza,
tPajsritos, coIt;nuar. hacienda SACRIFICES, Pc
70 s;eInpre dara sus parroquianos nn excelen-
tie cigarro. RODRIGUEZ. 80
EIIEEgh 1a4aige1ia Arte para escribir
-o''Isn rspido como ell pensamianto. esclitu
ra mas legibe que la corTiente, SC eDsena en- TN
breve l!azo Del mismo moio, Sc enseharan
Frq.cts, Lnglts. 1tneel,rta de LiJr0s y Cdlcu.
10 -Nacaat:I Las c!ases empiezsn deste las
5 hasta las 10 de la noche caIle de San Francis
70 nimero 5. Tambien sc daran elsses do
micilio. l5-6
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-12-21

General Bragg adds:
IT accordingly ordered Hoke to in
trench Immediately in his front, and
push his lines close on him, so as to
keep him engaged and closely observ-
ed"
I him this must be a mistake. Gen.
eral Hoke was not an officer to disobey
the command to keep the enemy en-
gagged. General Bragg continues:
"Whil this was going on I started
LOCO of our best men who had defended
forts at Charleston to reinforce Fisher.
and as I considered the garrison there
already as sufficient, being two thou
sand strong, I ordered about six hun
dred less reliable troops to come out.
considering 1t an unnecessary exposure
Of life to keep them there. This order.
however. was rescinded on General
Writings appeal, and ne was allowed
to keep the whole. With this garrison
I considered the fort perfectly safe and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
Sunday school, .As 81

me regular monthly meeting or thn
portsmouth, Sunday School Associatinn
was he!d sunday afternoon with NIon,-
nleHtal school, President & G.
buShnell in the chair @4E'
Inc exercises were opened By Sfneir.
ana prayer was offered by Rev. George
II. Ray. 81 . =
me minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
Inc reports Of the different schools
were read. Owens Memorial for n,,nc1
,Ga!ity, Park View for contributions and
~ right Memorial for attendance were
dse larcd the banner schools. 81
Y recitation. was gwen by Miss Leila
Leans. ~ LIZ
The Bells" was given by, six misses.
lsened,c,ion, by Rev J, II Ainiss, Pre-
The meeting adjourned to the fourth
sunday in March with Wright Memorial
church. {" :
The Baptist Sunday School Associax
lion met Sunday afternoon in the Court
Street Baptist church.
The principal topic OF the evening was
sunday school work, which was dis
cussed by the superintendent of the
freemason Street Baptist Sunday
school,
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Meeting OF Police <omniss,o,.r.

The Board of Police Commissioners
hela their regular monthly meeting last
night with the following members pres
ent: go
Hon. ]. 7. Bland, president; ". ].
Anderton, Jas. F. Whitehurst ". n,
ROBINSON. DR.. J.. A Bilisoly
roai ne minutes OF the last meeting weri
Ihere were number Of fires as fol-
ows: Jan. II. Green and Queen streets.
ian. =, London street: w. ]. Pnr,;nr.s
store; Ellenor & Armentrout's store wn :
examined and found 10 be inccndio,,v
Inc case Of Officer Tatem. charge
WIN conduct unbecoming an officer wa !;
tnken up and after being examined Mr.
; ;' moved that officer Tatem he
i irotlorably acquitted, which ives LOST
h me :, same lhcnfmoved that the charge
be dismissed; adopted.
On motion the Board decided to re-.
the station house. b! - :
:, , Mf. Anderson moved ,sthat Officer
Minningder 10 be. put III the position of
0lnGer Dies. was amended by Air.
Robinson who moved that he ta;,. Ill,
regular turn on the force - - :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
Extensive ana handsome uc,,t,.

One of the most novel and handsome
store fronts in our section IS now being
built at No. 215 High street, Brandt
building. This store is also being hand
somely decorated on the interior, rs n
strictly one-price clothing and mems
furnishings. having all the latest and
modern designs in fixtures, show cases,
etc. .IG..0 -'-@' >>D,'
1t VIII be occupied by Maurice A..
hranut & Co, the first named being
weii-known among our people. 1t is
quite true 10 say that with his numar-
Gus friends and through familiarity
Win our people, cant help but make
q success as his dealings will be strictly
honorable in every detail rs they have
been heretofore with his former employ
crs There is every reason to believe
the new firm will he successful in do
ing the clothing business of our clly.
lh"E intend carrying a strictly one
price business. positively for cash.
fheir stock which will he heavy. has
begun to arrive and they will be ready
10 make their formal opening TO The
public for their earnest patronage on
or about March 6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
Back Fron, tic Crnvo

We cannot come, but we can often stay orr
progress thithcr Disease, like everything
else, must have a beginning All chronic
maladies tend to shorten life, and render Il
a species or martyrdom while they last.
Malaria kidney complaint, chronic indi-
gestion, rheumatism-all have small he
gtnnings, and may be stayed Mt the outset
with Flostetter's Stomach Bitters. This
excellent tonic and Alternative IS adaDte ed
alike to the prevention OF disorders Of the
system and to their removal. and It's early
use cannotl pc too strongly advocated 70
renew appetite and Insure tranquil resi-
there IS no. surer and pleasanter meals
than the Bitters. The effects Of overwoElf
and exhaustion, mental tor physical, aye
the tired clerk or operative, and the brain
weary student author or newspaper NAH,
derive rom 1t PRESENT. relief and future
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
CommunicatedD

sixty years ago, Portsmouth then n
town) was IN q better condition in re-
gard 10 It's streets than 1t Is today.
inen there were no paved streets and
the rain which fell was carried off by
natural drains. Today, streets that are
paved, have been torn up on account
OF sewerage and have never been res
tored to their former condition. On
North Crawford street, trenches were
aug ana the stones thrown in and COW
ered with dirt. / suppose that the au-
tnorlt1es. In having this done. thought
they would raise n crop of stones and
save the city the expense Of buying any
more. But the stones did not bear any
1ruit ana now they arc filing up the
inuu hOleS1with oyster shells preDara-
tory 10 having an oyster plant in the
near !ulure Ever since the (de)-Erad-
ing or the streets commenced and the
nlllng UP the marshes Uhe natural
uralns), the street have been getting
worse.
once upon time Gas the fairy tales
commence Norfolk was looked upon MS
dirty city: now this has changed for
the better for Norfolk and sadly chang
ed Tor the worse for Portsmouth
| thlnk II this (de)-grading continues
IN the futurel as it has done in the
past, Portsmouth will then change lie
name to MUD CITY. hope that time
may never come. but that those in
authority will give the. streets their
prayerful and careful attention. Then
ana not till then shall our eyes look
upon clean streets and our noses he
greeted with pleasant olors.
HIT 'EN AGAIN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
(,)F2 TSMO UTElld Ne YXS
IArrais. ofsI,e Lnw

Sunday morning a negro man went Is
q houses on Columbia Nstreet, between
Dinwiddle and Washington streets. to
see q woman. AS soon as he entered u
colored woman accused him Of stealing
her pocket book some time ago. The
man became angry and pulled out a pis-
tol and pointed it at the woman, who
screamed murder. Some Of the people
on the lower floor got the woman out
and then locked the man in. He looked
out the window and saw Constable An
derson coming and being afraid Of the
law, ne jumped out Of the second story
window and beat q hasty retreat and
made good his escape The cry Of MUIR
der brought q great many persons to
the doors and windows.
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,,co.lng: or Fresp, ,.- eer,nr, emu q, :,

LATTER the services Sunday morn
EnE, u church meeting was held
( q 10 take action IN regard TO the resignn
ftion of RevIJi L.. AllisoAI Mr.. w. TT
Stokes was chosen as moderator: W
a. Culpepper,a clerk. The moderator
stated the objects OF the meeting. Rev
AR. Allison then arose and said Tint hs
had been called to thet,NYestminister
Shurch OF Baltimore and requested tho
deacons to join him in petitioninr the
Norfolk Presbytcry in dissolving lie
relations existing between him and this
church. The following resolutions were
adopted regarding Mr.. Allison's call:
Resolved, LIST. we do hereby unite
WIN MIN In requesting Norfolk Pres
pytery to dissolve the pastoral reIntions
now existing between the said Rev. Jno
L. Allison and the Court Street Preshv
terrain church of this city
RESOLVED, Ind In taking action we de-
sire to bear cheerful testimony to the
1alhfuiness and pastoral work of orr
pastor during his pastorate Of n littIe
over four years.
Resolved. 3rd. That p. c. Trurien he
appointed principal and e. l.. Lash al
ternate to represent this congregation
ana their action Ill this matter TO Nor
1oik Presbytery when it shall convene,
The resolutions We're unaninm1slv
adopted '''''s'tt'
Inc moderator then read the follow
ing communications. viz: eve, the I'M
dersigned. ministers OF churches in tho
city or Portsmouth, Virginia hearing
mat the Rev. j. l.. Allison Of the Court
street Presbyterian church, has decided
20 accept call to Baltimore, we desire
10 express our regret that the path of
duty should lead him away from our
community, and I'VE desire further ia
state that In our intercourse with our
brother, we have found him always n
true Christian gentleman, earnest and
n y, <.t%- Il
ana sincere friend. We ask him Gods
blessing in the new work lie undertakes
IN the city Of Baltimore and predict for
MIN great future of usefulness.
NgncD JAMES j. FUSTEN.
Pastor Trinity p. T. Church.
a. e. OWEN.
Pastor Court Street Baptist
church.
LEWIS b. BETTY
Pastor Monumental church,
j. w. MITCHELL,
Pastor South Street Baptist
church.
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II NE
BIER X LEY

Inc NlinStering Circle OF the Kings
daughters acknowledge very gratefully
inc receipt of $l2 for the benevolent So
clety which was donated to them by the
committee III charge of the entertain
ment lately given for Berkeley charities,
There will he an interesting entertain
ment given at the residence OF Mr.. S. a.
iIiey tonight at O'Clock A nice pro
gramme has been arranged for the occa-
sion. Cake and cream will be served.
Admission, free. The public arc invited.
The Young Ladies' Society OF thr
Berkeley Avenue Baptist church will give
reception at the residence OF Mrs. S.
NJ. wood, on Main street, this afternoon
from 10 6 o'clock. One Of the attrac-
IONS or the afternoon will be q Grapho-
phone Concert given by Mr.. w. M. West.
Both honorary and active members viii
be heartily Welcomed
me funeral of Mrs. NIiraudn Wood.
mother Of Mr.. l.. N Wood, took place
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of her son, corner Middle
ION ana Lee streets. Intermcnt was
made In Magnolia Cemetery
The entertainment recently given nj
the Pythian Castle hall. entitled ."Thc
Boston Dip will be repeated Tonight
by the request Of many Of those who at :
tended the last entertainment, which
was ably rendered by the amateur thea
tricals and greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. m. EoD..
The finder Of Il silver medal with the
following Initials. &c. S. c., lost be-
tween the Main Street Christian church
ana Nontalent avenue. Will please re-
urn the same TO the Berkeley corrcspon-
dent OF The Virginian and receive
thanks. -1
Nlr. a. J. Massey will leave to-day for
f'r. Capehart's fishery 1T Avoca, BERTHE
county, N. c., where he will take charge
OF the machinery.
Col. Il. r. Griffin and Hon. j. W. II.
Porter. OF Portsmouth. addressed the
John w. Daniel Democratic Club or
3erklcy last night Mt Vests hall
Boston Dip Il comedy In two acts,
and "Petticoat Peridy" comedy in
one act, VIII be presented tonight at
the Fyihian Castle for the benefit Of Leo
Lodge No. iS, X. OF p. The caste or
The entertainment is composed of our
most promising amateurs Judging
from the large audience that was so well
pleased with the previous rendition OF
this. play we feel safe in predicting a
packed house and an evening plea sanity
and probably spent.
captain Cross, accompanied by his
wife and son, left yesterday via Wash
inSton steamer to attend the inaugura-
ton tsh:t .-7
Councilman, Williams, accompanied by
his daughter and niece will! leave this
morning for Washington. -. G.
MI. Samuel Larmour has removed his
FAMILY TO Portsmouth, where he Is em-
Dloycd as superintendent Of the Ports
mouth Cotton company
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Accident Assurance.

In our advertising columns Mr. Jno.
l.. watson calls attention to his S., 900
combination accident ticket which he is
selling for four days for one dollar
This is very cheap insurance and those
or our readers who expect to attend the
inauguration or to take a trip in any
direction will act wisely If they secure
one Of these tickets before leaving.
I>his agency has been paying insurance
losses to our people SO promptly for the
past fourteen years that it is not nee
essary to say anything in its favor; it's
acts speak for it.
Mr.. Watson advises us that he has
paid over $l00,000.O0 in losses without
contest or bubble in any case
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
Hidden for ssx Months.

Saturday night negro named Shade
stevens went to his best girls house
on Griffin street and commanded her
to get something for him. failing to res
pond as quickly as he thought she
ought to, he beat her and cut her over
the eye with a knife. a blind brother
demonstrated with him. Stevens hit at
MIN with chain and then tried to kill
him and left. Sunday morning he re-
turned and renewed hostilities and beat
the woman more than ever. Yesterday
Mayor Baird placed him out of sight Of
this world generally for six months
He kicked little and asked to be al
lowed to pay q fine. but the re-
quest was not granted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-02
NttiltiiIs. Rscrl,1fts

During the month OF February he
City Surveyor has given the street lines
1nr the following lots for the erection
of buildings: 'o''
robert Fl. Elliott, owner, two-story
Green and 2fingham streets. :
Story frame, double, on Washington
street, between South and Bart streets
John I. King, owner, four stores. one
story frame on Fourth street, north
east corner Of Fourth and Henry streets.
MIS-. Hcttie w. Odeon owner. two
story frame, single, on North stree, he
tween Pearl and IEatton streets, Park
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