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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27
N0ta del Ola.
Los funoiorarios y Ia ! ey

Tanto 81 funcionario Judicial,
como 81 gubernativo y administrati.
vo no son mas que celosos vigilan-
tos del cumplimiento de L. ley. Pero
este cello no dsbe jam6s extrsmarse
hasta hacer odiosa ID misma ley que
% trata de cumplir. -
La ley e. ell .derecho esc-ito;
cuando obl:ga- 81 porque supons un
derecho mas ventaioso aunque 81 de.
Der que impone. Y Ell reconocimien
to de I'm derecho como ell cumpli.
miento de un dsbsr tiene q. scr 4 ra.
to para TODD ciudadano.
La bondad de una cosa 10 ahaco
amable por Of misma. dPor qu6,
pues, extrsmar ell impsrioso mands-
to de aley, para convertirla an re-
pulsiva 4 los que va & p~rotejer?
81 10 economic administrative
consiAtiese en- imponer toda clase de
tributosy cobrarlos despues atrope
llandolo TODD, habfamos do convenir
que para 6sto no &c necesitan como
cimientos ~profundos en- hacienda;
basta un ambicioso que discurrs, =
un jayan que .pegue.
Pero . ambicioso harfa IL
Hacienda p6blica como Ia f&bula de
Ia gallina de los huevos de orc, ma.
tarfa la riqueza del pats representa-.
da por So comercio, su agriculturay
SD industrial, y cuando los indivi'
duos no tienen, ell procomtn caroce.
Respetar Ia propisdad y garan
tirla; esa ca IL mission de 10 10y.
Mas algunos no 10 Green asf es.
grimen esta como un arma ofensiva.
Green que L. tributaci6n no ca para
onbrir las necesidades del pals, sine
tambien para acumular Rruesas 81
mas en- 81 tesoro p6blico.,
Es porque algunos Green que
administrar bien es repletar las ca
jas del Erario.
Y una buena, administration no
consiste en- que 81 presupuesto AFRO
je superabit.
El superabit supone que SO ha
oobrado mas de 10 justo al contribu
yente. Y no puede q bueno 10 q.
es injusto.
Las Quotas contrihutivas Sc i'm.
ponen con 81 tnico y exclusive obje.
to de soportar las cargas y cubrir
los gastos del estado, provincia ,
municipio; pero nunca para despoiar
4 Ia riqueza particular yconvertirla
en- riqueza p1blica. Esto nos darfa
una especie de comunismo, que no
tendrfa nj aun Ia equidad del repair.
to.
La contribution es un NAL neca
sario y como tai no debe extremar.
50 convirtlendolo en- innecesarto.
Porque Ell colmo de Ia perveraidad
es eli placer del dsno producido Gin
necesidad
Los pueblos son m6s .conocedo.
res en- derecho de 10 que general.
mente se cree. La nooi6n de justfcia
es innata on 81, podr& extraviarse
moment&neamente, como nm vaiven
de Ia brtjula hace que 10 aguia osci.
le; pero vuelve 4 su estado> natural
senalando 81 polo norte. \
Cuando IN pueblo rechaza 8 mira
con repulsi6n ana ley, esttdiesela
detenidamente y Sc encontrar4 que
algo tiene Ia ley de arbitraria.
Por ESQ todos los legisdadores
griegos estudiaron antas ell pueblo
para quien pretendian legislar.
! Desgraciads Ia 10y q no Re atem
,pere a espfritu ptblico del pueblo
para QUEEN SO ha dictAdo!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27
Dr. B. M0SQUERA.
MEDICO CIRUJANO.
Consultas de 1873 p. m.
Luna 81.

Facundo Rivera , Damian Sic
FRA 10 emprendieron aver & golpes
mutuamsnte siendo curado el 1ltimo
de una confusion.
Por estafa 6 dona Isabel Sala'
man, fne detenido ayer por Ell poll.
cfa Carlos Garcia Ne4nder al sugeto
Mateo Sanz.
Mariana Sc votar& 81 fallo On
81 recurso de casaci6n do don Anto.
MO 0hArneco CON 81 BAnco Espadol
do Puerto Rico, sobre suspension
de pages 4incidente Dc nulidad.
La joven Josquina Font h de-
nunciado { Patricio Rodriguez por
haberlA insultado empujando 10
puerta de 81 casa.
Dice La Democracia que On Ia ca
% de Iscoa Dias 81 enarbol6 ID ban
dera puertorriquena { media asia eli
dfa de Santiago.
A don Tulio Otero, Juex NUM-.
cipal do Vega Baja no le hi sido
aceptada la renuncia del cargo que
desempena, porqus 10 certiieaci6n
facultativa que acompana y que Sc
le devuelve no est& conforme CON Ia
l6rden general ndmero 90 serie co
rriente.
Por tenor L letrina on malas
condiciohes, fu4 denunciadA ayer b
casa de don Juan Eefpandes en-
Pnerta de TERRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

-
0EH
~.
Aver tuvieron afecto an \ Tfi
bunai de Distrito de96u Jnnn I1
yistas on iuicio orA de causAs
saguIdas s Antonio Machicote por
satontado Y Juan Rivers Rodriguez
POI rsPpo'
Aver atreco + los mue11es,
practicsr ID desCargxa q transports
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

- NAgQ0 014uA0 -
ptnc1a ~ Rf6 de la GruI; pslsa
.desde IL huracAr no tfene notlclas
.eQualM cioded roproduscan Il mott.
cis4
IA ido co1,dsn.do ron IA do
llars don 100 Gonreles -Frsroso
snorFri1a vhaharIa inferfdo nna Is.
4efsda 81 100 ~ i. ~-4.r;4n 4. 80.
5(1anit.l -
3. NO hay qui4n vendA como So.
nveras. WI establectmientos 81
- pa1aren loa precios.sal eQu1yalen
9 % oroey anI eeta Oh oecreto % NJ
nuMerooos marcnantee eal! j. bon
a.dEqe 10 ar1leu!os COMO y Vino "a
E4l1oTnle ouy0 4netisls quimico pro.
clana % pure1e.
De guseacion-Agradabls-Sa
DQr q BoFgona-A1cohOl 129-Ex.
Mater1a colorante-NaturAl-Sulfa
tos--Menos De 2 grAmos por ltro
Acido NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On
acido :ulforico por Htro leo gramos
S1ntes1s Vino natural.
Para al dia M fiena .nnnc;.da
u Corte Suprona de Justic1a las
v~otac1ones en- la sentencias on los
recursos de casaci6n dol procesado
Ambrosio Rivera Toro, On causa
seguida por stentado y desacato =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

On globo que echaron en- We
ga baja L. vfspera de Santiago fu6
{ caer & Manatf sin habsrse quema'
do nj estar roto, tanto que On dicho
pueblo 10 utiliSaron el dia de San.
tiago lans<ndolo otro ves al aire.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Antier ful herido en- Puerta
de TERRA por el individuo Clemente
Correa 81 joven Enrique Calvo, sisn
do detenido el agresor y dAndose
cuenta del suceso al Jusgado de San
Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Han sido condenados por 81
Tribunal de Policfa los siguientea
individuos: Pillar Pilich por proferil
frases indecorosas B dollars; Eusebio
Duprey por embriagues y esc4ndalo
5 dollars de mu1ta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Hoy tuvo 'efecto en- Ia Corte
Supreme de Justicia 81 recurso de
easacton por infracci6n de ley inter.
puesto por don Victor Monriaille
Batean, On Ia querella criminal que
le sigue don Manuel Argueso Flores
por iniurias graves inferidas en- una
carta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

La policfa insular del puesto de
Manatf parece que estx hacienda una
buena roquisa de merodeadores que
campeaban por aquella demarcaoi6n
&c dice que eli jefe de ellos JOSE Rs
col&stico Reyes estA va en- buen ne
caudo = otros varios. Sc sloeia mu
eho 81 servicicio que esta preStando
10 policfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Seg6n dice 81 aaente del <Dia'
rios en- Rio Piedras han atropellado
& I'm detenido que estaba en- 81 mi a.
dor de Ia Acadia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

En- Ia carrera de Manatf 4 GALES
estando volando piedra con dinami
to ID esploci6n cojio 6 I'm inReniero
americana desfgur&ndole por com
pleto L. carAN = d cura quedar& con
nm oio de menos tuerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-27

Durante ell dia de aver no hubo
movimientO maritime en- nuestro
puerto.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
LADY FALLS DEAD
IN PETERSBURG.
Police Gallant 10 Ladies in the
eockade City.
NO LONGER ARE EXCEPTIONS.
They vii, Now &c Fined Just Like
Men for Riding Bicycles on the
sidcwaik-Vioia,ion OF Game
Law to Be Prosecuted.
NO LONGER ARE EXCEPTIONS.
Law TO BE Prosecuted.
tspecial nisna.oh 10 liz ri,nns1


FRI II ss5iiLisG, VA, 0et- lo.-MEs.
Elizabeth Carson fell dead at her break
fast table this morning.
Mrs. Carson had been sick for some time,
hui vas attending 10 her duties as usual
this morning. Her death IS thought 10
nave been due 10 heart disease. Two sons
survive her.
Ladies have oeen formally warned not
80 rlle bicycles on the sidewalks. The
police have been avcrse TO enforcing the
law as TO ladies, but ii applies to them
as @eil as to men. and they will be COM
PEELED TO pay the fine II they continue rid
ing on the sidewalks
a WILD TURKEY.
The Petersburg Game Association has de-
fided TO prosecute ali violations of the game
laws 10 tiie fullest extent. and they have
employed eminent counsel to assist them
Yesterday a prominent restauranteur of
this city had a Wild turkey hung out in
front of his place ana the Association de-
cide.i to-day to make a test case Of him.
The owner of the restaurant purchased
the turkey from merchant Of this city
To wAem they were consigned by a farmer
Of Prince George county. who is sad to
have killed the turkey on his own lands
and while they were playing havoc with
his peanut shocks. The ease viii be an
exceedingly interesting one. as the farm
er Gains that he has the right 10 protect
MS own property.
WILLIAM CARROLL.
Mr. William Carroll, one Of the most
original characters that the city can
boast of. is critically. i'll ri MS residence
boast Of. is critically ii at hist residence,
in the western part Of the city Mr. Car
roll is a gallant eX-Coafederate soldier,
and was the first man To drive street
car in Petersburg. He has buried four
wives, and is the 79tt year of his age.
AR Y. Spamcling. general manager of
tae Southern Express Company, is in the
city.
Mr.. A. [. Peasants. of Richmond, is
visiting friends in the city.
II is ritnlorsd that several cotton fac
.cr,es in and around the city will close
until the cotton market gets on firmer
basis.
Congressman Lassiter returned to the
city to-day from Chase City wlsre ne
addressed a large and enthusiastic audi
ence last night
The Junior German Club will open the
season in this city on Friday, the 18th,
with a german at Library Hall.
Miss Lottie Z. Lawrence, Of this city,
WAS united in marriage yesterday i'll
Washington. d. C., TO Mr.. Charles II.
Young. of Ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
PLACE FOR Mr.. LAWDER.
Mr. Hawkins VIII Likely Take Him
Under His .sEin~.

1t was stated on authority Yesterday
that Alderman ]. Harry LaWtler would be
given good place in the office of Mr. o.
y. Hawkins, the new Commissioner Of the
Revenue. From the same source, as well
as from others, it was gathered that Mr..
Charles l.. Brown would most likely be
chosen to succeed Mr.. Lawder in the
Board Of Aldermen.
Mr.. Hawkins, who won his fight Tues
day night, received thousands of congrat-
ulations from his friends yesterday. Mr..
Hawkins VIII take charge of his new
position as soon as the city accountant
is ready to examine the books and make
the transfer to him.
It is not thought that Mr. Hawkins will
disturb any of the present deputies, at
least not until the terms for which they
were appointed have expired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11


Mrs. Mcdowell Has Filed Suit
Against Her Husband, the Actor.
fBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, October4O.- action for
a separation instituted by NiIhelmina Ma
ria Mcdowell against William Melbourne
Mcdowell, the actor. was discontinued to-
day in The Supreme Court by consent of
counsel on both SIDES.
When asked if Mcdowell had become
reconciled. A. II. Hummell said:
''No; / do not think there is any chance
that reconciliation will be effected. The
separation suit. which has just bsen dis
continued. makes way for suit for an alb
solute divorce, which Mrs. Mcdowell flied
against her husband yesterday The pa
pers i'll the suit for absolute divorce We're
served on Mcdowell to-day.
Several weeks ago Mcdowell vas ar
rested at the instance Of h;s wife, charged
With assault,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS
The Virginia Division in Session at
Woods.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)


WOODSTOCK, VA, Octsber l0--The
sixth annual convention of the Virgi:a bl-
vision United Daughters of the Confedf-
r.ley met here this morning in the Pres
byterian Church. Mrs James Y Leigh,
president of the Division, OF Norfolk. is
presiding oyer the session. Fraternal
greetings were telegraphed to the State
Camp Confederate Veterans, now In ses-
sion at Stanton. A committee, consist
ing of Mr. Catherine Stewart. OF Alex
andria, Mrs. Lee Sutton, Of Richmond, and
Miss Smith, of Niarrenton. was appointed
10 have charge of the Virginia room in
the proposed Confederate Museum TO be
established at Richmond.
Raporss OF the Chapters show that a
large amount of work has been accom-
nlished during the past year. Seventeen
of the twenty-one Chapters are represents
ed Tonight the delegates and visitors
are being entertained by the local Chapter
at the home OF General and Mrs. j. II.
Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL.
\ Democratic Club Organized at Mar
tinSyilic.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times3

(Spcciai Dispatch to To IiMesJ
MARTINsVILLE, VA, October 1o--Mr.
". II. Book, the very eminent ana power
full Christian preacher. has just closed a
protracted meeting here with very great
success. There were fifty-one converts,
and he. or the day his meeting closed, bap-
.izad twenty-one persons into his own, the
Christian Church.
citizens of Martinsvil!e at the courthouse
last night, and after the organization OF
the Bryan-Swanson Club, Mr.. swanson
and Dr.. J. NJ Smith addressed the club.
The courtroom was fun. There are about
two hundred members of the club.
Judge George l.. billiard has not returned
ana Henry county had no court this term
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
FLEENER- BEALL.
A Beautiful, Home Wedding in
Roanoke.
Special Dispatch to The Times.

ROANOKE, VA. Oct. 1n-The residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Beall. on
Henry Street. was the sc-ale, 81 high
noon to-day, of an interesting coremony.
il was the marriage of their Oldest dsttiss-
ger. Miss sfary Ttir.ests, e1ariflsEss :irst
afi.a,rystished youns assdY.and Mr.. ,tarnes
..9bson Pieener. assistant cashier Of the
Dominion Nsltioaa. Bank. OF Bristol.
The marriage took place in the parior,
Y;st:.ll was beautifully decorated for the
occasion with shaded lamps. en-. flowers
:ss.d pctted plants. Rs4y. James Arthur,
D. d.. pastor o { the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church otile5atstd. performing the Eplsco-
Z s4.l serrsee. BIRD was 3 ttiscd In
phits organd:e. trimmed with Wsiiie 81 IN.
4 and carried a banquet OF brides roses. &
Miss Aiidrsa x. g. al, sister OF tina
bride, the maid Of honor. also wore Wits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Tie Academy.

"a Stranger III Strange I.aHd VII
Sc presented al tfe Aesssi.tay t9-s.. arssiss
ar matinee ..,,i night perfos,:sstsies .ts
riay sssa farce comedy Of reat,ss sssasss-:s.
1t has b@aa prosssssFesss s:ie:esis us - N.Y.
York phisaGe,a.::s.. Psstsssss,rs;; aiss t,sless
large eyes. and comes 70 81 ..sits5sssst
s..{,.,..s,, s.,t5.r-sss;ii thg prssi
t.sise...s On s:ss ssee.rts lf tiss sasssss fHg
ps4s.S a. l,as as,ssF. aiiss IN t;s:s aarsscsssE
| ilsstaaSs esery Part Is SAT-. 20 = wei
allied. and the eax s without weas
spot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
o. G. TYLER.
Charles City Court. October 18Th.

L
Charles City Court. October 18Th.
Great Bridge, October 9th.
WM. STANDS.
Charles City Court. October IS.
WIN II. STEWART.
Warwick Court, October 18th.
MARYUs JONES.
York Court, October 18th.
j. POWELL GARLAND. JR
Boonsboro. October 18th.
Coleman's Falls, October 18th.
Big Island, October 18th.
WM. A. GLASGOW, JR.
Cloverdale, October 18th.
c. b. MOOMAW.
Cloyerdale, October 18th.
r. w. WINBOURNE.
Brough's Store, October 18th.
JOHN f. RIXEY.
Fairfax Court, October 18th.
Fauouier Court, October ed.
S. L. LUPTON.
Saumsville, October 18th.
Mt. Olive, october 12th.
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD
MiddleseN Court, October 24th.
JOSEPH 7. LAWLESS.
Great Bridge, October 2ith
Berkley, October goth.
Lamberts Point, November 1st.
DON P. HALSEY.
Prince Edward Court, October 13tt
Bedford Court, October ed.
Madison Court. October 25tn.
Midlothian, November 1st (barbecue)
JAMES W. MARSHALL.
Fluvanna Court, October 22d.
Cumberland Court, October sd.
PEMBOKE PETIT.
Amherst Court, October 10Th.
Nelson Court October I'D.
EDMUND w. HUBBARD.
Wilmington, October 18th (nisht)
Fork Union, October 18th. P. NJ
Bremo, October 18th night.)
Wrights, October 18th 2. N.
Glermore, October Goth P. NJ.
Cumberland Court, October 2Sd.
Sheppards, November I'd might.)
Centenary, November Sd . p. NJ.
Arvonia, November Sd might.l
CAIAi PATTERSON.
Glenmore, October Goth P. NJ
II. RANDOLPH HICKS.
Warwick Court, October 18th.
Newport News, October 18th (night.)
T. C. PITCHER.
Globes, November LIST.
D. TUCKER BROOKE.
Churchland, October 18th.
Princess Anne Court, November 18th.
T. j. WOOL
Newport News, October 10TH
Surry County, October 10th.
Franklin, October 22d.
Princess Anne Court, November 9TH
FRANK T. GLASGOW.
Buena Vista. October nth Cnicht1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Pythians an appropriation of $50 was made
for the Galveston cyclone suffers.

Pytllians an appropriate OF $50 was made
for the Galveston cyclone suffers.
Master Lewis Station, who has been so
i'll with fever, is improving fast under
Dr. Edward Smiths treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Peasey, No. 10
North Beach Street who have been spend
ing the summer ct Crozier. have returned
home. ass.s
The Richmond police have been re-
questef TO look out for Tom Gleason. who
shot Thomas Tollins in Washington, Ind,
on October 9TH.
Mrs. Captain VIM. Ford, of Bedford
City. Va, who has been visiting her
cousin, Name Surgeon Station, left for
home yesterday.
The friends of Miss Maggie Conley
will be glad to learn eof her safe arrival
home, after an absence OF fourteen
months abroad.
Rev. George w. Hurt, pastor at Oman
cock. passed through Richmond yesterday,
on his way to Powhatan, where he will
spend his vacation.
Captain Edward Mani and DR.. j, 3.
Waters and ladies, of Hartford, members
Of the Putnam Phalanx. cal!ed upon Chief
Howard at his office yesterday.
Mrs. T. L. Dickinson. of Beuna Vista,
=.
has been quite i'll for some weeks, but
now seems somewhat improved.
The effort on the part of several of the
Broad Street store-keepers TO close early
has failed, because some of the dealers
| would not associate themselves with the
| idea.
In the Hastings Court yesterday, E. S
Robinson (colored), charged with cutting
IErl, ya- ACQUITTED, WAS
| also Arthur Barnes. charged with cutting
| Robert Tanner.
| Alexander B. Wells. the twelve-year-
| old son of Mrs. A. B. Wells. who was
| operated on two weeks ago at his home
| on Church Hill, by DR.. Ramon D. Garcin,
| is improving slowly
The suit of Mosby West VS.. the Rich
| mond Railway and Electric Company, for
| $15,o00 alleged damages, was argued in the
Henrico Circuit Court Tues ily. TEA
| Jury rendered a verdict OF 5000 in favor
| of the plaintiff.
! Mrs. George y. Haynes suffered a pain
! full accident Tuesday evening. SAe
stumbled over pet dog ana fell. breaking
| DR. Oppennimer and is resting as COM
fortably as could be expected
H-ir9inians i'll New York.
| Especial Dispatch 70 The IiIncs.)
NEW YORK. October 10.-Virginians IL
! New York:
| NorfoIk-D. P Paul. Astor: E. Cold,
| smith. Cosmopolitan; G. W. Jones, Herald
| Square; L. Gwathmey, w. W. King, Hoff-
! man: w H. Thompson. St Denis.
| Richmond-W. Campbell Albert: a: P
| Miller ard wife Astor: P. P. Crawford, +
| D. Hayden, Mrs. z. Hayden Miss S. Hay
den. Broadway Central; Mrs. B. B. Nun
| ford, Park-Avenue.
Roanolse-J. Goss and wife, Colonnade
| IT. S. Davant, J. S. Hoffman f. a. stecher
! Imperial
Virginia-C Hindley, Broadway Central
| J. F. Branch, Holland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
Democratic Speak ers.
Democratic Con- mittee.


Headquarters State
Room So. Chamber of Commerce Build
ing.
Richmond, va, October 9Th.
Sneakers and places Of speaking arc
as follows:
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Page Court, October 18th.
Rockingham Court, October 18th.
Washington Court. october 22d.
Giles Courthouse, October 18th
l3eyiton, October 29th.
Petersburg. October Goth.
Emporla, October 3ist.
THOMAS S. MARTIN.
Halifax Court, october I'D.
Alexandria, october 2ttil.
AVaynesboro, October eth, 2. Al
Aryonia. November Sd tnight2
,NM HODGE; MANN.
Southampton Court. October iash.
Hano-er Court, October 18th.
Fauquier Court, October 22d.
Surry Court. october 23d.
Sussex Court. November lst-
Powhatan Court, November 5th.
JOHN Il =IE,FFRlES.
Luray, October 18th
Amherst Court, October 18th.
Tazewell Court, October 10th
Charlottesville, October 18th tnight)
EerryyiI!e. October Goth.
Bedford Court. october ed.
Patrick Court. October Esd.
South Boston. October 23th tniGht)
Waynesboro. October 21tll. p. NJ.
King Georg, Court, November lst.
llrpsryilie, November Sd.
Delaplane, November Sd tnight)
Spotsylvania Court. November 5th.
Fredericksburg. Nov. 5th (nisht0
JOHN LAMB.
Skinquarter. October 18Th, 2 NJ.
Goochland Court, October 10Th.
Sandy Hook. OCTOBER 18th, S 2 M.
Hadensyille. October 10th. j T. Al
Tabscott, October 10th, P. NJ
I3ula, October Eth, II A. NJ.
Fife, October 17th ESQ T. NJ
Ridge Church. October 18th, P. NJ.
Carriers Store. October ed. u NJ.
1yhitiockss October ed. p. NJ, 2. n.
Short Pump, october Esd, p NJ
ye.low Jacket October oath, 3 P. NJ
Matoaca. October 29tla (ntsht2
Beech. October Goth. 5 p NJ.
Clover Hill, October 31st, II a. A.
FEANCIS r. LASSlTEk.
Rices, October 18th.
Dinwid.i.e Court, October 18th
Prosncct. November Sd.
JAMES HAY
Rockingham Court, October 18th,
page Court. October ed
Front Royal. October oath (nsghto
RefrYville, October 18th enisht.e
Winchester, October 9TH 5niGht.l
ii. D. FLOOD
Amherst Court, October 10Th.
Buchanan, October 10Th.
Nelson Court, October ed.
Basic City October % tnight)
Fisherspilie, October oath $50 2. III.
Greeaesrille, October 2ith. tnisht-)
Newport 0ctaber eth. $50 u. ~
Middlehronk. October e5th lnishto
New Hope, oc.eher 2fth 500 T. ~
Spring Hill, October s6th tnishtl
Parnassgs. October 9th. $3.50 P N
Mt. Scion. October 9th night.l
Shefparas. Nevemher ID fnisht-l
Centenary, November Sd ? p ID
Arvonia. November I'd tnight1
ROBERT gIRNRuiL.
MeckleEburg cnar. October 18th.
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organdis. trimmed with pink sstin, ana az.
carried. a bouquet OF PINK ros :
Ferdinand etillsr. e. Lvrchhurs, was IN :
best man. Ar ard Mrs. Flesner iest OF
tins afteracon train for f-ffcht5 li t.ie
bride wearing a handsome sratetirs eoa-
tune OF easter cloth They VII MAKE an
eastern tour, returning to their iatafe
hen,s In Bristol. The bridal nrezesiss weri
numerous and handsome.
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Zeal Estate Sold.

Mr., Charles A. Rose sold at auction the
remainder of the estate OF W. c. Inns
comb namely, Nos 221 and 22S East Main
Street, for $3.50, to Mr.. James r. Cor
don, executor: No. 413 Market Square,
to Messrs. B. r. and Calvin Lipscomb,
for $3.50
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fI!ISS' Meeting

The Richmond Lodge. 3. p o. r., held
a qargely.atten7ed meeting last night and
adopted the amendments TO the Consttu-
ton made By the Grand Lodge at Atlantic
City. Several new members were elected
and applications OF several fled for men,
bersh.p.
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VISITORS DEPART.
Putnam Phalanx Left for Washington
Last Night.

The Putnam Phalanx departed for their
homes in Hartford. Conn, last night, by
way OF Washington, after having enjoyed
to the Tull the hospitality Of Richmond.
This superb organization left nothing but
pleasant recollections behind them.
The whole day yesterday was spent
i'll sightseeing. and all that was to be
seen was seen by the visitors.