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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-03

The Junior members OF The Young
Mems Christian Association and their boy
friends. will be- given an INFORMAL musicaI
80, IA IN 1.g0 O'Clock There viii be "A
rurnher Of interesting events. including
selections on the graphophone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-03

ROSS Died. February ?, $3.50, az : p. VI.
az his residence. No. 4 east Leigh street.
JOHN G.. ROSS. aged thirty-thrve.
Funeral notice later.
SCOTT-Dieu. February J. 1858. ESTHER
(Essie) ROSE. age T. years. Funeral
services from 100 east Grace street
FRIDAY, February 3d. az / =. NJ Re
mains will leave Broad-street station
AZ 2:l5 +. NJ Iutermcnt Cleveland, o
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,od,es. ,Iatince Musicale.

The Ladies Matinee Musicale will meet
,, tbe residence OF Mrs. George W.
stevens. so Floyd svenre' az 1870 o'clock
nj. afternoon.
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Reinterred In Hollywood.

TIL. remains OF Miss Belle Harrison.
~ ndon. have been removed from the
Ssnniiv burning ground and reinterred In
ths richards section 10 sohvvonl
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PAWNBROKERS TO COMBINE.
The Rates of Interest to be Cut Half al
Two

There Is q wcn-dedned movement on
foot among certain of the licensed pawn
brokers OF this city 90 organize a com
nany that may prove of benefit 20 those
who are OF necessity compelled 20 deal
with these concerns.
The idea IS 10 form stock company
for the purpose OF conducting the pawn
broking business in as equitable q man
per as r. possible Two establishments
arc 10 be opened n different sections Of
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-21

-. Ha sido aprobado por 81 General d..
vis IN plan prsssntado por IL Jantas Consult.
W, por 81 que. los Ayuntamientos sncontrarkn
el medic de sllegsr recursos al objeto dc nivs-
lar sus presupuestos.
~ss Aocidentalmente desempef1a Il Alcsl.
dfa de Csyey. don Arturo Aponte.
-. Ia Junts insular de instruction pu.
blica On d eGscets O6oisl, de hoy, una lists
adicionsl de los masstros principles, graduss
dos y rurales, . los ouales % les ha cspjeado
sus tftulos 1ltimamente.
-. I'm L. Veg. (Cibao) se le hs heoho
una brillante reception al general don Juan
Isidro Jimenex.
-. 81 desea V. oomprsr enosjes vslen-
oien, corbstas, parsguas. alpaoas. csmisas
osmss de todas clsses, s preoios sin competen.
ola scuda Ell Cielo,, Fortalesa IS, de Arri-
vi Hermsno,. IL
=. Washington septiembre 1a-El De.
partamento de Comisarfa del Ej6rcito, embar-
oara 200 toneladas de provisiones para Puer.
to Rioo. 81 las.contribuciones no alcsnzan . esta
cantidad, 81 depsrtsmento autorizar& Ia com
Prs De provisiones, en- oantidsd su6oiente para
oubrlr Ia defciencia. Para el pr6ximo EMBARGO
las oontribnciones asoienden $50 toneladas.
-. En- los dias S = lei actual no ha
ocurrldo niagun8 caso de peste bub6nioa en-
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Case De AIuminio.

En- Chiosgo-va construirse 10 primera
casa de aluminio, del globo. en- una de las ca.
lies mas c6ntricss animsdas.
La casa ser6 un edifoio de hierro, cubierto
de plaoss de aluminio mas bien de bronco
alnminico, que tiene pequenisimo coefioiente de
dilataci6c. ...
La construction tendr& 81 metros de sltu'
n, = 20 compondr& de II pisos. LII fachada
quedarA cubierta de plaoas de aluminio de cin.
GO milfmetros de espesor, cuidadosamente pu'
limentadas. i
La CASA en- question ser4 de aspecto extra
no quizAs desagradsble peroOxen cambio, no
preeervara sus habitsntes del frio nj del O.,
lor, y guarda sorpresas POGO grstss . los que
IL hablten, graoias IL sonorldad de sus pare
deS.
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Fen0Illen0,

De un fenomeno ffsico Guys causa no hs
sido todavfa explicsda satisfactorismente, &c
ha dado cuents en- una de las u timas reuniones
de In Asociaci6n Brit&nica de Cienoias.
Colooando un pi6n de azucsr en- 81 horno
y haoi6ndolo girsr al mismo tempo que sc le
golpeA ligeramente con un martillo, proddoese
10 radiacion casi cast continua de lux.
Esta no prooede do elevarse 10 temperatu'
"a del s.doar, sino que se cree es produoids
por el oambio verifiusdo en- los cristales, pues
ID eristalisaoidn va muchas veces acompafada
de una espeoie de rslampAgueo.
FL inter6s prktico de los experimentos que
10 estsn hacienda para descubrir 10 causs de
este fen6meno consiste en- Ia posibilidad de
obtener nuevos m@todos para Ia production de-
luz artificial
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HIGH SCHOOL
o ALTA ESCUELA.
Reform1s do ID ensehanza.
Nuevo fraCaso.

La aperture de este estab.ecimiento de On
eenanss tendrA lagar 81 pr6ximo lunes 26 dIc.
En- esta Esoaela solo podran matricularse
los nifos adultos que conozcan 81 ingl6s; = el
ingreso puede ser de cinoo anos en- sdelante.
Las distintss asignaturas que oomprende 81
programs de dcha escuela, % explicarAn en- 81
idioma ingl6s. Gemo auxiliares de este oentro
docente habr& IN professor de espa1iol = otro
de francis!
La extension de esta ense6anza abarca des.
de- la esouels kindergarten, hasta Ia de High
School.
Terminados los estudios en- este estableci
miento de ensef1anza, se les dark los concur.
santes IN certidesdo que le otorga ell derecho
ingresar en- oualGuier Colegio 8 Universidsd de
los Estsdos Uaidos.
De estos datos que hemos tornado de Mr..
Hill, solo sacsmos en- limpio de que Ia escue
Ia que nos referimos servirA dnicamente los
pocos puertorriquefios que saben el ingfes y
los ni11os de las familias americanas que viven
hoy en- 10 isla.
Tenemos, pues, que esta innovacidn tan so
NADIA y que importa muohoa dollars al Tesoro
insular, hs resuitado IN nuevo fracaso del ramo
de instruction nablica que ningdn bene6cio re-
portar4 & esta Isla.
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iIndultado!

Asf 10 dice el cable: Alfredo Dreyfus ba
sido indultsdo!
Es deoir: sc le hs perdondo una culps que
81 alegaba no tener y que la sanoi6n pablica
universal no le hubo reoonocdo jamks
Sc ha perdonado q uu ospitan del ejercito
frances una infsma que tal veg no ha cometi-
do; en- tsnto que el verdaiero eulpable quizas
haya asistido tedas las am srgas desesperan-
tes escenas que ha tenido el deegraciado Drey-
fus en- su apgastiosa peregrinacion por la senaa
del msrtirio.
Su nombre, que 81 esperaba YER splaudido
con el triunfo de su inooenoia, hs quedado T.
vergonxado con la duslidad del indulto.
Hs habido perd6n, luego hubo oulpa, y
una culpa degradante, abrumadors, que dejs
un reguero de infamia en- 81 camino de 50 vi
da....
FL mundo, empero, ha proolamado 81 ino.
cenoia; desde luego eae indulto es una f6rmu-
ls....que no hs de satisfacerle jamas, puesto
que no deja rehabilitado su nombre que 81 an
helaba legsr 4 sus hijos esolsreoido g-andio-
80 con los dictamenes de la ley de Ia justi-
ola.
En- esta vez no ha salido muy bien ibrada
Ia equidad de Ia justioia francesa, puesto que
ha sido pospuesta los intereses de la polftica
y de IL diplomacis.
,Dreyfus iueda siempre como una vfotims,
y su noubre, al leerse en- la historic inspirarA
compassion. 81 Ia justioia hubiera dictado su
fallo basAudolo en- Ia equidad ante Ia ley: Ia
martirio hace mAs grande al hombre, cuando
cei1ids su frente, resplandece con vfvidos
fulgores.
FL nombre de Dreyfus ser& una pessdilla
para Ia Franois, porqae tendra en- jaque siempre
el grsndioso lena de gu constitution y de sus
dootrinas
Liberte, Egalitt6 ct Fraternit6
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.Noticias.
Or. Jose ]. Sanjurjo.

Ciruiano dentista-Precios sumameate md.
DIOCESAN Franoisoo a 9 se-Colegio dc Bal.
timose do Cirujfa Dental -Este es para certi.
aoar que jose J. Sanjurjo de Puerto Rico hs
pasado dos enterss secciones en- el Colegio de
Cirnjfa Dental , reeibido ei grado de Doctor
On Ciruifs Dental al fnaisar el cusso que tn.
de Baltimore, Eatados Unidos. Tambi6a que
9! dioho Jos6 J: sspjurjo fu6 un agraoiado
oompetidor por los premios ofreoidos por el
Colegio por las Meores operaciones en- e doca
= por los trabajos pie stioos, sean Cqjas de
dienses. jusgados ser los mejores presentados
una Comisi6n de 10 Junta de Visitadores de
dicho Colsgio. Tambi6n que el dioho Jose J.
Saniurjo exibi6 IN alto grado de oonocimiens
tos en- los ramos PRACTICES de l. Cienoia Den.
tai mientras era estudiante en- el Colegio de
Baltimore de Cirujfs Dental. Dado bajo mi
mano sello del Colegio. Ferdinand J. s.
4orgas M. D. D. D. s. Mp
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Hab|a Po|aviela,:

Leemos en- IN peri6dioo msdrieho 10 si-
guiente
<He squf las deolaraoiones que ha heoho el
gene raj Polaviejs, sobra IL poftica ministerial.
al Sr. Silvela compste contrsstar las de.
Glars clones de don Alejsndro Pidal J del gene
raj Martinez Campos. Yo tepgo personslidsd
propia, y no pienso alterar en- 10 mas mfnimo
mis- ideas.
sRespecto de economics, msntengo mis-
prop6sitos. Espans necesita mirar IL extran
iero, do donde nos amenasan mas peligsos, que
imponen II necaaidsd aate todo do foFa16aer lss
costar, de oomprsr sTmamento moderno.
<Yo hare igeras economias; pero las que
se me piden. jamas!
eLlegado 81 case, dire fundamental mente
ouAnto pienso; si los partidos el Gobierno
piensan otra coss, acatar6 80 voluntad, dimi .
tiendo.
Afisde el general que % viaje & Paris le
hs robustecido ess idea, de que Espahs neoesita
Teatablecer 81 oonoepto de an faerss ante el
mundo.
Tales son los prcp6sitos que Va sostener
en- Consejo de minister's.
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.Calta de Ia Hdbala.
Sr. Director de La CoRREs sPoHDENc1A.
DE Puerto RICO.
Habana, septiembre 1s.de 1899.

Aver fueron @inhumados On el cementerio
de-Jovellanos los restes morales de l0s heroes
de l. guerra que perecieron en- aqnells comarca.
Ii Indicative de este imponente trihuto, 90 de-
be al general. 81. Clemente Gomez. Concurrie
ron este acto uns multitQd de persotas : en-
tre elias, 81 general Sr. Jose Lacret Morlot el
se1or Salvador Oisneros.
HI. .sido detsnido el cura p&rroco de:Vi6a
les, en- ID provincia dc Pinsr del Rio, por re.
olamarle el Goberuador de aqnella provinoia. :
Sc ha mandado poner en- libertad al general
Loinas Castillo y demas personas detenidss
en- Baraooa
El o.pitan de ingeniero Biddley, que ser.
via en- el Estado Mayor del general Wilson, ha
sido llamado por el general Brooke, para en-
csrgarle 10 formation de un mapa militar de ID
lsla de Cuba. Mr.. Biddley, ha tomAdo "a to.
das las instruciones para haoer el trabajo que
90 le ha encomendado.
Los hscendados de cafe de esta Antills
hermana est&n alarmadfsimos con motive de
hsberse decretado Ia Introduction )ibre de ese
grano, y han oelebrado una reunion, aoordando
enviar IN despaeho D senor aaonsalo de Cue
ssda. Dice asf:-eGonxa.o Quesada- Was.
hington- Cable hoy dice cafe Puerto. Rico Ii
bre Importation Cuba: hacendados protestan
medida ruinosa pats. CAmara Comeroio apoS6
solicitud hechs. Gestione asunto tan vital, en-
nombre hacendados.1
Muy pronto Sc publioarA un Decreto refor-
mando la ensefanss p1blics. ..
Correr ramores de que ell general Brooke
ir4 Fi!ipinas sustituy y6ndole el general Wood.
Sc ha decretado la libre introduction en-
Cuba de todos los titles neoeearios para la
Agriculture.
Sc comentan con indignation los atropellos
cometidos en- Baraooa con los oubanos y domi-
nioanos que Sc dirigian Santo Domingo &
apoysr la revoluci6n que hs triunfado.
Anoche oourri6 en- Ell Cerro un incendio
horroroso.
Sc han reoibido va On el 0obierno Gene
rsl las ternas de Jaeces Magistrados suplen-
tes de la Audiencia de Santiago de Cuba.
H Cosresponsaz
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Istdfo /, Sanchez.

Fortalexa 4e San Juan Pto Rico.
Agepte general de Ia fabrioa de oigsrri.
los els International. de Las oelebradss ma
quin,s para bsnsdoiar. cafe. de. lea se6ores Mar.
css Mason Ce , Reprssentante de casas ex-
$,a niopAn
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Tarnnfae de todas clases % hacen en- Ii tipo-
'~'6O1sS grafa La Co,resposdasesa. Al
oontsdo extrioto pero precios m6dioos.
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-. La ssbross pasts de gusysbs % VEN
de on 81 kioako del frsnvia 95 ctvs pasta de
] libra. n-6-2
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IA CUhheSFvNueNGIA " FUehIU MIGVs
-JuRvss, 81 pz srrr1nxBRE D1 1soo-
ELA SUBSCRIPTION DE
"LA CORRESPONDENCE"
In Ia Iala, por adelantado, es como sigue:
trlmestre.. ................$1-oo -oo
oomeetro. ~o-VV
. S0p. ~>~~ .&AV'VV
Gaceta de hoy.
SECRETARIA CIVIL.
Circular ,ea<xn. IS.
San Juan, Septiembre 1s, 1899.
Tengo el honor de mauifestsr U. que el
Hon. Secretario de Estado hs participate e.
te Depsrtamento que los Sres. don Joaquin
Tornsbells don Emilio Cortads, han sido re-
conocidos como Consul Vice Consul de Ia
Repdblics Dominiosna en- Mayagdez Ponce,
Puerto-Rico, respectivamente.
(Firmado) G.. d. Meiklejo1sn,
Subseoretario de Ia Guerra,
10y cumpliendo las instrucciones del Gober.
nador General. esta Seoretarfa hace pdblics Ia
autorizsoi6n que contiene Ia carta transcrlta,
para conocimiento de todos.
Cayetano CoU q 7oste,
Secretario Civil.
Circular ,assaeyo III.
Tepgo ell honor de mahifestar U. que el
Hon. Seoretario de Estsdo ha participate es-
te Depsrtamento que don Manuel Gomez de
AraDio Barros, ha sido reconocido como Con.
sui de Portugal en- Puerto. Rico.
(Firmado) @. d. Meik1ejo1n,
subsecretario de la Guerra.
Y cumpliendo las instrucciones del Gober'
nador General esta Seoretarfs hsoe publica la
authorization que contieue Ia oarts transcrita,
para conocimiento dc todos
Cayeta'io Coll 81 zoste,
secretario Civil.
Cicazar nstnaero Is.
San Juan, Septiembre 10 1899.
ALOs ALCALDEs DE LA ISLA.
FL Hon. Procurador de Justioia queja
esta Seoretarfa Civil, que muohas munioipali
dades &c niegan faoilitar los Jusgados Mu-
nioipales los gastos de franqueo que origina la
correspondents Official. Como tai proceder es
inoorrecto entorpeoe Ia administration de jus
tiois, ell Sscrstario que susoribe llama Ia aten
ci6n los Alcaldes de la isla al exacto cumpl-
miento del pArrafo de la Orden General nd-
nero 81 de Julio IA del presente a1o, en- el oual
ordena el Gobernador General, terminantemen
te, sque los gastos de oorreo de las Alcaldfas ,
Juzgados Munioipales seran sufragados por los
respeotivos Municipios..
Lo que se publioa en- la <Gaoeta oioial,
como reoordatorio & los Alcaldes que niegan
los Juxgados Municipales Ia satisfaction de los
gastos de franqueo.
Cayetano Coll Toste,
Secreturio civH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

THREE LARGE PIECES OF UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET
LEADING TO THE NEW RE-
SERVOIR PARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
HEART DISEASE.
Some Facts Regarding the Rapid In
crease of Heart Trouble.

Heart trouble, at least among the
Americans, is certainly increasing. and
while this may be largely due to the ex-
element and worry OF American business
life, IL is more often the result of weak
stomschs OF poor digestion.
Real, organic disease is neural Bile; but
not one case in a hundred Of heart from
bic is organic.
The close relation between heart trou-
BILE and poor digestion is because both or
gans are controlled by the same great
nerves, the Sympathetic and Pneumogas-
trio.
In another way, also, the heart is af-
fected by the form OF poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation from
half-digested food. There is a feeling OF
oppression and heaviness In the chest,
caused by pressure of the distended stom-
ach on the heart and lungs, interfering
with their action; hence arises palpita-
ton and short breath.
Poor digestion. also. poisons the blood
making 1t thin and watery. which irri-
tates and weakers the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is 10 Improve the digestion, and
10 insure the prompt assimilation OF food.
This can be done by the regular use ar
ter meals Of some safe. pleasant, and eff
fective digestive preparation, like Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets, which may be
found at most drugstores and which con-
tain valuable. harmless digestive elements
In a pleasant. convenient form.
1t is safe 10 say that the regular, per
sistent use OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
a; meal time will cure any form of stom-
ach trouble, except cancer of the stom-
ach.
Full-stzed package of these tablets cola
by druggists at 80 cents. Little book on
stomach troubles mailed free. Address
+. A. Stuart Company, Marshall. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
CADETS ARE At HOME.
Richmond Contingent from v. VI. L.
Arrived Here Yesterday.

The Richmond contingent from the Vir-
ginia Military Institute is in the city.
Some of the cadets came in yesterday
morning. and the others in the afternoon.
Tho boys are enjoying their enforced va
cation, but one and all express regret
that the scholastic term should have been
nitrfered with by typhoid-fever. The
cadets from this city who have returned
home are:
Fourth Class-David Bridges, Hill Urqu-
hart, Buck Langhorne. Jack EllysOn, FAR
MS. Vaughan. Anderson, Curtis, ana -.
\. Johnson.
Third class-Lewis, Bev. Tucker, Nc
Carce and Bass.
Second Class-Todd. Davenport. and
Blunt.
First Class-Boyd. Winston. Pizzini and
Brown
Appended is a list OF those suffering
with fever:
First class-B. J. Epes, OF Nottoway,
Va.
Second class-R -. Lemoine, OF EN-
merton, Va; c. A. Elicit, OF Whining
ton. Va; s. c. Mott. OF New Orleans;
John Blunt. OF Richmond.
Third Ciass-F. G. Mcconnell. OF Mobile,
Ala; IL. J.. Floweree, of Vicksburg Miss
a. A. Adams. OF Lynchburg; NJ. y. Mar
shall, OF Portsmouth.
Fourth Glass;. Montgomery and j. l..
Phillips, both OF Texas.
Blunt and Marshall are now at their
homes. Lemoine Is dangerously i'll, and
with one other exception all the other
cases have been pronounced mild.
DR.. Paulus A. Irving has not concluded
his analysis OF the milk and water from
the institute. and is therefore not pre-
pared TO give out statement as 10 the
cause OF the epidemic. The theory has
been advanced that the epidemic was due.
10 excavations now being made for the
new academic building, The site OF which
fns for years been "a spot fIequented fsv
the students, and which was devoid cf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
TWO fires; NO ALARMS.
They Were BPaveiy Fought by ANA
teur Fireman and Were Subdued.

The Proclaim Department was noti-
fed by telephone yesterday Of a fire on
Grace street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets. The message was transmitted
by lady who said that the flames had
been subdued. and 1t was the wish Of the
persons in whose house the fire had oc-
CURED that no alarm should be turned in.
No further particulars were vouchsafed,
and the number of the house was not
given. 4 man was dispatched TO the
neighborhood indicated, but nothing could
be learned as to the location or extent
OF the fire.
A IRE, which did considerable damage,
was caused by the breaking Of an oil
lamp in the homo Of Mr.. ". w. Taylor,
zoo east Clay street. on Monday night
Mr. Herbert Bennett, who was passing
the house at the time heard a wOman's
screams and ran 70 the rescue. lie saw
flames burning fiercely in rear room.
and the lower part of the house filed with
smoke. Rushing into the house he made
his way to the room where the fire was,
and after taking several small children
20 place OF safety. returned to fight the
danes. After a hard battle they We're
finally extinguished and but little dam
age was done. No alarm was turned in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
TO INVITE PRESIDENT MKINLEY.
Committees to Go tn Washington
This Wpclx-CnrniynI News.

The committees from the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Young Mems Business
Association 20 unite with a committee
of city councilmen IN inviting President
Mckinley TO visit Richmond during car
niyal week. have been named President
Travers, of the Chamber of Commerce.
named mis- committee yesterday, but their
names will not be made public until to-
day.
Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine, president Of
the Young Mems Business Association,
has announced the committee from his
association rs follows: H. ID. Eichelber-
ger. Robert Lccky, j. Stewart Bryan, %.
n. Funston, William y. holland, Milton
Stratus and w. +. Taylor
The names of the two committees nave
been communicated 10 President Caskie,
Of the Council. ana he will name date
for the joint committees 10 so To ASH
ingt0n. They Will probably go during the
last part of this week. II is more than
likely that the Richmond delegation will
be accompanied by Senators Daniel and
Martin and Congressman John Lamb.
Every preparation Is being made for an
elaborate entertainments here during gaia
week. and the indications are that the
carnival will surpass anything yet at
tempted IN this city.
The liy Of those who Will have displays
in the grand trades parade Is growing
idDlNiN. hHiUHE the ltAt>A az cirl4iAg AiAtli
intention OF entering the parade are Har-
vey q, Co.. florists; J. +. KOhler, jeweller;
PembertOn Cordes a. MosOy ory-goods;
the town of Barton Heights. the Bankers
Association. Fontcello Ldthia Wafer
Company. Virginia State Insurance Com
pany, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company. Virginia Steam Laundry; Rich
mond Cream. Butter and MIX Company;
Chicago Beef Company, Fleishman *
Morris. wholesale shoes. and Moses May.
The Publicity Committee. is undouDt-
eddy giving Richmond widespread adver-
tisement The committee has sent hand
some three-sheet posters, hslf-sheet
hangers. and small dodgers to every sta
ton I'm Virginia and North Carolina, and
hundreds OF thousands Of stickers and
pastors are being furnished all the mer-
chants and other business men for che
purpose OF attaching them 10 their mail
matter.
These pastors will be furnished all who
desire them FOR the asking.
The Tournament Committee has secured
a full set OF judges. embracing some Of
the prominent citizens OF the state They
are DR.. r. l.. Triton. of Barton Heights;
w. l.. Grant. of Granuand: J. 4. Haw
of King William; d. A. Tinberlake. Of
Atlees. and ". L. Bass. OF Richmond
Mr.. John A. Martin. Of Farmville, will
be the chief marshal. with Mr.. j. w
Bliley of Richmond. a. chief aide.
During the absence OF Mr.. W. !. Car
ter I'm North Carolina, Mr. p. A. s. Brine,
secretary Of the Deep Run Hunt Club.
will act i'm his place as chairman Of the
Race Committee
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