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score of the games being kept on
dainty watercolor hearts, adorned with
miniatures of the hostess. A prize for
the greatest number of games was
given to Mrs Megeach, the consolation
to Mrs. Daniel, and the third prize to
Mrs. Sidney Evans.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Dininny, Mrs. Darling, Mrs.
Bache and Mrs. Elmer Darling.
Those present were Mrs. James An
dersOn, Mrs. Dickert, Miss Crawford,
Mrs. Niles, Mrs. Ingram, Mrs w. P.
Lynn, Miss Preston, Mrs. Emma Eller-
beck, Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs. Coates,
Mrs. Carter, Miss Carter. Miss Ander-
son, Mrs. Zane, Mrs. Witcher, Mrs. John
Zane, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. ]. F. Richards.
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Searles, Mrs. John
Donnellan Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. Maclean,
Mrs. Pfoutz, Madam Pfoutz, Mrs. John
Evans, Mrs. Ferry, Mrs. Spears, Mrs.
Weir, Mrs. L. NJ. Bailey, Mrs. Linck,
Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. Ada Gray, Mrs. Nc
Grath, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Holman, Mrs.
Tarbet, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Powers, Mrs
Lewis, Mrs. Karrick, Mrs. Dewey
Richards, Mrs. T. c. Bailey, Miss Han
auer, Mrs. Vadner, Mrs. Woodward
Mrs. Bedford. Mrs. James O'Connor
Mrs. Warwick, Mrs. Dininny and Mrs.
Bache.
g @
Mrs. McGurrin again entertained at
cards Thursday evening. The decora-
tons were in keeping with the season
of st. Valentine.
There were q tables scattered
through the rooms, at which progress
sive high five was played. At the con-
clusion of the game prizes were award
ed Mrs. ]. Tilton Donnellan, Mrs. Hale,
Mrs. MARYLAND, Mr.. Dale and Mr.. Of
ficer.
Those who enjoyed the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dininny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelden, Judge and Mrs. Judd, DR.. and
Mrs. Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man, Miss Sherman, DR.. and Mrs. Ke-
OCH, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scarf, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Judscn, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon, Judge and Mrs.
Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkead, Mr..
and Mrs. w. z. James, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Tilton Donnellan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden, Mr.. Tracy, Mr..
ard Mrs. Carry, MIR. and Mrs. Center,
Mr.. and Mrs. Park. Miss Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. War
wick, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall, Mr. and
Mrs. Brink. Mr.. and Mrs. Coates, Mr..
and Mrs. Geddes, Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer,
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The Cleofan.
After the usual miscellaneous bust
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ness Of the club was disposed of the
following programme was given: The
first was the interesting topic of Ben
Jonson." given by Mrs. Clara V. Felt
A recess Of five minutes was then ia
ken. after which pleasing and well Sc
lected quotations from Ben JonsOn were
given by the members: then followed a
sketch of Beaumont and Fletcher" by
Mrs. Mary J. CIawson: The Life of
Philip Massinger," with quotations
from his best productions. The regu-
lar programme for next week viii be
postponed. and the time will be devoted
tn business
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At ForE Douglas.

Mrs. Cabaniss entertained a number
of her friends at Fort Douglas at cards
last evening. The game of the evening
was German whist. and the time was
most pleasantly passed with this game.
Pretty prizes were awarded and dainty
refreshments served.
On Friday evening the regular bi-
monthly hep was given by the officers
and ladies of the pest in Recreation
hail. 1t was a most enjoyable affair,
and after the dancing Captain and
Mrs. Wygant entertained the guests
at supper in their home.
Mrs. Kent entertained a few CT her
friends at a very charming dinner party
yesterday evening
Major Girard is busi-y preparing for
his trip to Spain. where he will go to
attend an international meeting of
March. The surgeon has been detailed
ment at that place, and will leave the
month. and will sail about the LIST of
March.
Lieutenant Jackson has been ordered
to report to the examining board at
Fort Douglas for examination as to his
fitness for promotion.
Lieutenant Simmons. Sixteenth infan-
try, is visiting in the post from Fort
Sherman, Ida.
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Mrs. Caskey. assisted by the Misses
Morgan, Peterson, Smith. Murphy. Hull
burd and Harold. viii entertain infor-
maily at her home on Tuesday evening,
Feb %
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Womans' Club.

The Womans' club listened to a clear
and concise statement of the Law of
Domestic Relations" by Mrs. T. 5
Richards on Tuesday last. After giving
the law governing women in Titan and
her condition under the law, the speaker
gave an account CT the progress made
in 80 years in the legal status of wO-
man, ard her condition under the COM
mon law. which vas little better than
q chattei and her condition today,
when she can legally hold the clothes
she earns and wears. but which. under
the common law, were her husbands.
Verify the world moves. The address
was closely listened 20, and elected
many questions showing how great the
interest was in the subject. On Tues
day next Miss Virgins win address the
club en- Physical Education and Man
ual Training
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reg Norris. Mr.. Khai1 Finrsbury. Mr..
R. Burton, Mr.. S. Maltese. Mr..
k.ussx4i. ~. WALDO hlng sDury, Mr.. -.
Wright
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Miss Carrie Nichols. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs c. s Nichols. and Mr.. Moses
Christensen, the well-known musician,
were married last evening.
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Nineteenth Century olub, Provo.

on Tuesday afternoon the club met
at the home of Mrs. WestwOod. Mrs.
Wedgwood reported that at the recent
meeting of directors of TIC Utah Fed
Grafton, Miss Kellogg had been elected
an alternate to Mrs. Coray to the BIZ
ennial convention in Denver. Mrs.
Buckler ably conducted the parliament
tary drill.
After recess the members present re-
sponded to roll call with appropriate
February quotations.. Miss Isely gave
an instructive and pleasing paper on
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rey Norris. Mr.. Khaiil Fin~sbury, Mr..
r. Burton, Mr.. S. Maltese, Mr..
t.osss4l. ~. " alco hlngso4ry, -dr. a
Wright
On Friday evening a progressive
Might've party was given at the home
of Mr.. /. Singleton, on Second North.
Bullock. Miss Nellie Campbell, Mr.. Ed
ward Bullock and Mr.. Joseph Fran
com. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. O. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Singleton. jr.. Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph
Francom, Mrs. Sarah Thomas. Misses
Lizzie Jones, Mary Mclaughlin, Kate
Buchanan, Belle Emily, Nellie Camp
bell. Title Woods. Mile Hansen, Sarah
Bullock, Laura Francom and MessrS.
Elkins, Ben Culver, Henry Williams,
Sam Fletcher, Robert Jones, Edward
Bullock and George Hall.
After cards, refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Caskey. assisted by the Misses
Morgan, Peterson, Smith. Murphy, Hull
burd and Harold. VIII entertain infor-
maily at her home on Tuesday evening,
Feb. %.
One of the notable affairs of the week
was the reception promenade concert
and buffet luncheon given by Mt.
Moriah lodge, A T. & A. NJ. on Mon
day evening. The affair was in COM
memoration of the thirty-secOnd ami
versary of the establishment of the
lodge, and was enjoyed by all who at
tended The guests were received by
Messrs. G. d. Aiken, Edward w. Cason,
c. J. Higson, Theodore Meyer, r. L.
Conely, Jerome Hirschman. Fred ].
Hill, Henry McCardell and Grant Swan.
Miss Carrie Nichols. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. s Nichols, and Mr.. Moses
Christensen, the well-known musician,
were married last evening.
The You and I China club spent a
pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robertshaw at 263 East Fifth
South street on Thursday. The hostess
was presented with a set of afternoon
chocolate cups and saucers.
card playing was the form of amuse-
ment, and Miss Birkenshaw and Mr..
Tyler won the first prizes, the BOBBY
prizes going TO Mrs Tyler and Ben
Delovase- Refreshments were served
during the evening. The club viii meet
next at the home of Mrs. Tyler on
Fourth East street.
Mrs. Nellie II. Wall and her son Ar
mold, left for Los Angeles yesterday to
be gone two months.
9 a o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buhring an
nounce the enga cement of their daueh-
ter, ida 3. to Mr.. John N. Rasmuss N.
prominent young business MAJ Of
this city. Miss Buhring is prominent in
Presbyterian church work and has a
host of admirlng friends. The wedding
will be quiet home affair at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Feb p.
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MUSLIN UNDERHElR,

The Muslin Underwear selling continues
active. and each week finds a line or two
so broken W that special price must be
APPLIED in order to GEAR them away All
newly made and pretty. This week:
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llaman los amerioanos sold Glory ,
(Vieja Gloria). La primera bandera de
estrellas fu6 confeooionada por una po-
bre modista, llamada Juana Ross. que
tenfa un modesto taller en- Filadelfia.
A ella fu6 quien Sc le oourri6 poner
tantas estrellas de cinoo puntos, como
era el ntmero de estados. Luego las
estrellas SO agruparon fernando ofrculo,
con >hieto de dsn1ostrar que su dura
Dion era eterna Ell primero que hizo
fotar al aire Ia bandera yarkae fa6 eli
capitan del barco americaDo de guerra
<Raager,, Mr.. Jola Paul James
~ Hemos dido tleoir que las no
ti:ias de que sc ha irmado Ia paz, han
llegado por conduoto del Consul espahol
de San Thomas.
*. Hasta aver tarde continuaban
detenidos en- BaYam6n, catoroe vo!unta
rios qua pertenecfan a la compailla de
aqael pueblo.
x*. Sc decfa desde anoohs que re-
gresaba de Aibonito eli tanie nto coronel
de Estado Mayor don Francisco Larrea,
que6ando al mando del tenieut4 coronel
del 6, Q Provisional, eeflor Castillo, las
fuerzas allf destacadas
**+* Dicen algunos vecinos que vie.
ron pasar esta manana siete vapoTes de
guerra frente esta ciudad.
Gran Hotel ''Inglaierfa'' .n1; Hotel m . de e
orden.- Montado s Is a,;ura de los me-
iores de Europa. Vistas i la bahia.
Con gabinete dc lec>nrz, departamento
de cantina, tabaquer(a un elegante
Salon de Recreo.--Hospedaje deat1e DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segun la habitac;6n
que ae ocupe.--A. AGUDO.-{Propia -
tario).
**x A los circuenta un amos de
edad he fallecido en- l>arfs 81 c6leDre t.
rador espahol don Alfonso Atd&ma.
Era hijo de don Jose Luis Alfonso,
marquas de Donelo, y dofa Dolores Al.
DANA. Su hermana mayor cas5 Con 81
duque de Rivas y la menor con ell mar
qu@s dc Castelbajae, ecuyeatr dc Napo
Leon III. Ha sido asistldo con ve1da-
dera abnegaoi6n, hasta sus ultimos mo-
mentos, per su sobrino e! marques de
Villalabar. Co6ntanse Gel senior Al
fonso Aldama multitud de ouriosas an6o.
dctas aoerca de los catorce due!os que
sostuvo en- su vida, y en- los cua|es pro
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se tienen noticias eel oapellan y m6dioo
del <Batallon patria,> que Sc hallaban
en- Coamo ouando 81 oombate.
~ Aver tar tuv mos el gusto de
salu lar en- Catailo nuestra distlnguida
amiga la seflora dofla Belen Mendez,
esposs de nuestro tamb,6n antiguo ami
go comandante militar de Bayam6n don
Augasto Pamies. La referida se7ora
iba de paso para la Care lima, donde re-
side.
~ Tenemos noticias de Ultima ho'
ra, de que nuestras tropaa se encoentran
en- ell Guaman1, .conservando todas sus
posiciones que tomaron al salir de Gaa
yama.
- Dice Ella Uni6n,, de a1oche,
<que ell partido Unconditional es el unico
que ha hecho slgo por la patria, pero
algo NADIA mas. El unico que aun en-
puf1a las armas en- frente del enemigo,
ell dnico que en- So seno cuenta algunos,
escasos egrac,adamente, muy esoasos,
verdaderamen,e espaholes que han de-
rramado su sangre por 10 menos han
aoudido derramarla, y decimos verda.
deramente espaholes, porque quien por
Espafla 20 sabe saoritiearse, oombatir y
defenderla, nj es eepahol aunque haya
naoido en- el ril6n de Espahs, nj merece
eerlo.>
Hay quien opina que ese disparo de
bala rasa va destinado la mayor1a de
los voluntarios que sc disolvieron como
la sal en- el agua.
~ Nos dicen que hoy SO ha prac'
tioado otra requisa de hombres desocu'
pados en- esta capital, para destinarlos
sitios que desconocemos.
,**x Aver fu6 detenido y oonduoido
al castillo de San Crist6bal don Pauline
Pumarada, gnerrilIero que fu@ de la
secci6n montada de voluntasrios de esta
capital, por csusas que desco!locemos.
~ Nuestro Director ha desistido
de su proyectads excursion Guainabo,
porque tuvo no' ;:,ae de cue los amigos
que allf veranean, . rT>c|a: cfrecerle
otro medic de traspor@s s.l una yegua
vieja enjaezada con granoes aguaderas,
en- la que, uao de Portugal, tenfa que
ir en- companfa del anaiH> Pope Vale y
este NO quiere ir en- las &,:,*:ss.
*** Dice un colega local: ssLa
bandera americana de bandas rojas y
blanoas extendidas, sobre fondo azul, la
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en- los almaoenes de Ia estaoion de Are.

en- los almaoenes de la estaoi6n de Are.
cibo.5 "A. q .
-. En- Bayam6n hubo anoche algu
ma alarma, porque varias veces fat ilu
minado el pueblo por proyectores cleo
trioos, que sc suponfa procedfan de los
buques americanos.
~. La Diputsoi6n provincial ha
informato favorablemente ell. acuerdo
del aYuntamiento de esta capital, sobre
economics de IS 7o2 en- ell cupo mum
oipal.
~. Sc dice que de un momento &
otro SO acercara esta ciudad un buque
parlame. tario de los ameriosnos
~. ST los ramores de paz Sc contir-
man ofcialmente, he.nos de yer como
retornan en- seguida las <osouras COLON
drinas, sus antiques nidos, ardiendo
en- sus venas toda la sangre del Cid.
.*x FL proximo lunes, dia Is, las
nueve de la maflana, celebrarA .su ,prl'
mera misa en- la iglesia do Bayam6n el
nuevo saoerdote Pbro. don Domingo
Miro.
- En- Aguadilla so decfa el dfa IL
que las y 20 minutes de aquella
tarde habfan salido los americanos de
Mayagiiez para posesionarse de Aflasco.
~ De Toa alta nos informan que
allf estA todo ell mundo tan tranquilo,
como estuvieron Adam y Eva en- ell Pa
raiso, al extreme de que no falta quien
Sc case pesar de 10 nublado que so pre-
senta ell cie!o. Con un buen COCO de le'
che, un par de arepas y cuatro bstatas
de postre, queda ell euerpo repleto y en-
actitud de echar cinco horitas de burro.
Sc dice que 81 ell fabricsnte de bolas en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE Sc presenta por
allf, le harAn una descarga con pelotas
de mofongo y de majarete, que son los
dnicos proyectiles con que cuentan para
defenderse.
~ Ell pr6ximo lunes, dia de Nues'
ira Senora te la Asunci6n, Sc ce}ebrara
gran fiesta raljgiosa en- la capilla del
Hospital de Is. Monserrste, de Arecibo,
estando ol panegfrico cargo del illus
trado sacerdote don Carlos Perez, esco'
lapio.
.*x Sc ha extraviado nuestro ex.
agente de Santurce, sin rendir ouentas.
Sera gratifcado ell que 10 presente en-
esta redacci6n.
-. Nos dicen de Aibonito que no
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-. Vice un diario local; que cuan.
do sc TOGO generala en- IA. Carolina hace
pocos dias IN sargento de voluntarios en-
vez de concurrir 4 Las flas, sali6 preci.
pitadamente haoia el interior S buscsr
dos novillos extravlados y que hasta la
fecha no han parecido los novillos nj ell
sargento.
noI l1nr2dn En- 25 Dc Julio dltimo y
WI oo'""o ante Ell Notario don An,
tonic Alvarez Navas, he revocado ell po.
der general que 10 tenfa otorgado. s don
Pedro Lopez Canino. dandoselo conf
ri6ndoselo 4 favor de don Juan Escude.
70 Miranda. Lo que sc hace pablico
para general oonocimiento. Dorado,
Agosto 10 de 1898 -Ronaoaaa Rod,'5.
guex q V61ez. 81
+ ~. La guerrilla montada de volum
tarios en- Areoibo ha quedado disaelta
tentregando los cabsllos armamentos &
la guardia civil de iYfanterfa.
~. Nuestro amigo don Jose Patti
f1o, Jefe del Resguardo de la provinoia,
nos ha manifestado que desde principles
de Julio, que se dispuso por la Jefatura
dc Obras pdblicas, la reparaoi6n de las
ofoinas del resguardo, esta es la fecha
que no sc ha hecho nada, y apenas CO.
mienza llovisnar todo el edi6cio so
anega, con las muohfsimas goteras, por
las grietas que tiene la casa.
*** Ciroula ell rumor de que ha 81
do prisionero en- los Ba1os de Coamo el
Magistrado lie esta Audienoia don Darfo
Ulloa conducido Ponce.
+ Dice eel Bombardeo, que los
rumores ciroulados de que los yankees
salieron en- el ferrocarril do Mayagtiez
para Aguadilla, no son ciertos. Tonga .
Sc presente que va de antemano Sc ha'
bfan ]evantado los puentes = alcantari-
Has dc aquel trozo, quedando, por tanto,
obstruida la via.
*** Dfcese que aver llegaron Ca
guas algunas de nuestras fuerzas que SO
hallaban de guarnici6n en- Cayey
- Sc halIa depositado en- la alcal.
dfa de Manatf un novillo indio ignorAn
dose la pertenencia. Lo condujo allf
don Marcelino Nonche por hallsrio en-
su poseci6n, sita en- ell barrio <Coto,
termlino de aquella jurisdiction.
~ Tenemos informes de que aver
tarde Sc ha traido esta capital, todo ell
material m6vil del ferrocarril que habfa
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oedi6 con exquisite oortesfa , con caba.
llereEcs correction.
ULTIMA IL H0RA

Segdn cablegramas reclbidos
de San Thom>s por diferentes
conductos, parece Ser un hecho
que la paz ha sido frmada aver
en- Wa hington.
Otcla mente no Sc ha confir-
.mado adn esta noticia.
/ El encargado para negociar la
az en- los Estados-Unidos nor
Il Goblerno Espanol, ha sido el
Embajador de Francia Mr.. Cam
bon.
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Y + | ( D 4 D f s

Para Ia eanpa6a. 7;ss, S,'shjst$e ds 1$en. de de
Foiegras trufado, 10 lengua de Bruins
wick, de jam6n de Bologna, de Franco.
Raso, de Liebre, de hfgalo de jam6n
ahumado. Lenguas de Morton en- la.as,
moftadela de Bologna, jamSn azucara.
do, oarnes prensadas, extracto de oayne
Licbig, pavo eln hueso, chorizos de
Bilbao, morcil'as trufadas francesas
un million de objetos mas esooger, y
sobre todo vino 2ioja'alta, y ell non plus
ultra Ella Revsncna,. Cerecedo, Her.
manos y Compahfa.
CE VEN0E 6 alquila una casa en-
NJ 'I'\1I Santurce, con dos cuer
das de terrenos Y arboles frutales. In.
foImarAn en- la caIle lie la Cruz mime
70 /. 15-14
E'pIdio de los Santos y Laguardia
AVOCADO.
Plazuela de Ia Magdalena, antigua
casa de Heyfa-Arecibo. 3O-l7
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Pt0- Rico, IS de Julio de 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Lee Camps Portrait GaIlery.

The Portrait Gallery Committee met in
Lee Camp Hall last night. There were
present Mcssrs. John H. I.aughton. Jr d..
John b. Purcell, j. Taylor Ellyson. -. A.
Brown Jr, ID. &. Richardson. d. Smith
Redford. James r. Gray. T.. Jeter Bosher
Il. NJ Parham. Gcrvas Storrs Joseph W.
Thomas. ID. Hardy Pyle, and John Boil
ing.
John T.. Laughton. Jr.. was elected
chairman. David &. Richardson, sub
chairman: John Boiling. secretary.
The following subcommittee were APP
pointed:
Cavalry-John Boiling. Thomas W. sgd
nor. Joseph W. Thomas, Gervas Storrs,
and r.. NJ. Parham.
Artillery-ThOmas A. Brander ID. Smith
RedfOrd, James r. Gray ID. \. Brown.
Jr.. and H. Jeter BOshcr.
Infantry-W. Il. Freeman, John william
Jones. G.. G. Scott, ID. Hardy Pyle, and
John T.. Laughton. Jr.
Navy-N. V. Randolph, Nlrginius New
ton. John r. Purcell, g. If. Baughman,
and T. II. Mayo.
stan-Dr. @. Smith. J. Taylor Ellyson,
Hunter Mcclure, David &. Richardson.
on motion Of CCmradc Redwood. the
committee decided that the size Of the
frame FOR brigadier ana major-gcnerals'
pictures be 34x4O inches. and the size for
lieutenant generals three-quarter pie
lures
The portraits. Commander Wood.
After transactlng great deal OF rou-
tine business the committee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
GROUND TO PIECES.
A Badly Mutilated Body on the Track and
Evidences of Foul Play.

ROANOKE, VA. January 1S.-Special.-
This morning at an early hour the body
OF an unknown man was found on the
Roanoke yard by G. -. Halter. Of the
Baldwin Detective Agency. The head WAS
severed from the body and mangled be-
yond recognition. Both legs were cut Off
and parts OF the body were strewn along
the track In the pockets were found
scNeuty-two cents iu cnauge. some nOtt-
books and letter from Wilmer Cook.
at Bonsack. addressed 20 James Wright.
other papers were found which indicated
that the name Of the unfortunate young
man was James II. Wright. Of Vlnton.
so theory has been advanced as 10 how
the man met his death but a pistol be-
ing found I'm the vicinity Of the body
makes many suspect foul play and that
the body was placed on the railroad track
10 shield a murder
Mrs. Kesslcr a lady living In the vi
entity. claimed the body. as she beived
IL 20 Dee that Of her brother. James II.
Wright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
1IBENdRLE CLUE.
Atthe Annual Meeting DIR. Jacob Michaux
- Chosen President.

The Albemarle Club held its annual
meeting and reception last evening az the
clubhouse, corner Grace and Third
streets.
The business portion Of the evening
passed off pleasantly. and matters OF inn
portance, including the election OF Of
ficers was transacted.
Flattering reports were presented by
the chairman Of the Committees on Fin
ance. House and other departments, and
the secretary and treasurer demonstrated
the prosperous condition Of the clubs
general affairs.
The election OF officers resulted: Or.
Jacob Michaux president; William q.
Gwatl6in. vice-president: w. 5. Morton,
secretary and treasurer.
Board OF Directors-Nvssrs. +. II. Tai
iaferro. u. II. Randolph. John o. Wins
ton. J. X. Williams. f.. VI. Crutchfield,
G. A. Brown. II. Archer Williams, and Di.
A. &. Palmer.
! The business session concluded, the re-
firing president. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge Jr,
was presented with a handsome and APP
propriate testimonial OF the appreciation
by the club OF his administration. MT.
William c. GwatlSin made the presenta-
ton speech. which was happily re-
sponded to by DR.. Hoge.
The members and their invited guests
then repaired TO the banquet hall. where
Caterer Morris had arranged a tempting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

richmond, Va, Jan. - lNIN
Sales Of new Ozark loose t0uacc0s on the
Richmond NaJ breaks to-day. stone
wall Warehouse sold at $317u. ShOckoe
Warehouse sold 2H6S5 pounds-highest
price. S137j. Crenshaws Warehouse sold
20 4SO pouuds-highcst price. $40 Total,
lO3 $50 pounds highest price. $40.
Nat Brooks. of louisa county. sold GO
pounds sun-curcd tobacco ON the loose
breaks at Crcnshaws Warehouse to-day,
and got SO for IT, the highest price Of
the season on the breaks.
Mcssrs. a. G. Porter & Brother Of
Powhatan county, Va, sold their crop
of hand-hred stemmIng tobacco through
their commission merchants. Messrs
Warehouse to-day. making tho fine aver
age Of slO.33 for the entire crop
Good breaks Of new dark loose tohaccos
at Crcnshaw's and ShockOe warehouses
for to-morrw wednesday, January 10.
1905 The breaks will include some tne
dark tObaccOs.
private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. S hogsheads, filters. 20; cut
tiers. .: leaf dark, ]. Total 81 hoss-
The tobacco inepector reports TO-DAY:
Inspections Bright. II hogsheads; dark.
4 hoesheads: western. ? hoesheads. Re
nections-Bright. GO hogsheads.
Shockce ALLEGHENY. ola Dominion.
Meals. ghclhurnos Planters and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses renort to-day:
Receipts. 10 packages. deliveries. 10 pack
ages
tiops on tobacco for the CITY 81 Rich
..ond Va TODAY. Clear 9nd oigar"ff o.
sf.1sf10: plug tobaccos. Slco9S' Total.
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