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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. q, 10
MECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT.
Business Begets Business at Chase City, and
Marriages Iniicate Prosperity.
lsnecial pisnatch to Thcl Times.


CHASE CITY, VA, Nov. 2..-The faii
term of the Circuit Court of NleckiauburS
will commence Friday. The usual time
is the eth, but Judge Hundiey Will be
necessarily detained in Buckingham couh-
ty and postponed the court
Business here this fall has been unus-
ually good. Some say there are enough
business houses here now, but the more
opened, paradoXical as it may appear, the
greater the volume of trade all will do.
Trade attracts patronage from d larger
scope Of country when there-are heavy
stocks and active competition. When. on
" two tobacco warehouses We're here,
and the third was built each increased
in sales The market commanded hlarS-
er section naturally tributary to it.
Announcement is made Of the coming
marriage OF Miss Eva Lorene Beck, for
merly of West Virginia but for some
time sojourning here, tc Mr. William K.
Holden a prosperous tobacconist of this
place; to take place at the home OF the
sister Of the bride-elect, Mrs. W. y. Null
len, of Fredericksburg, December I'd.
Mr. Frank c., Barnes. of Chase CITY
will be married at Hebron Church on
Thanksgiving Day to Mrs. Bette 3 Greg
DRY, of Charlotte county.
An old man said to-day that more mar
riages took place in hard times than
when everything indicates prosperity. he
had observed it all his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
MONTGOMERY PRESBYTERY.
Rev. T. III. McCork!e's Pastoral Relations
D;ssolyed-Ca!l for Rev. Mr.. Rowbotham.
fSpccial DIspatch to Tho Times.)


LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov 2,.-The Pres
bytery- of Montgomery; met here to-day
in the ladies' parior OF the First Pres
byterian Church and was called to order
by Rev. T. T. McFaden. the last modera-
tor present. Rev. J. y. .NIcMurray vas
made clerk pro TEN. There were pres
ent Revs DR.. R. Fl. Fleming. T.. T. Nc
F'adcn. J. y. A1cMurray, I. NJ McCorkle
L. F. Harper. j. McD. Reynolds, and
Elders r. n. Hewitt, Z. r. Burnett. ~
Plunkett. j. II. Kinmer. Mr.. Marsh and
Joshua Watson. Rev. DR.. f ]. Brooke,
OF Alexandria, was present was intro
duced The pastoral relation between
Rev. r. II. NIcCorkie and the Third
Church. Of this city, was dissolved, TO
take effect January 1. 1902.
The pastoral relation between Rev. L..
T. Harper and the Atterwood, Leesville
and Academy Churches was also dis
solved. to take effect January l. 1902
\ call from the Second Church. Roa-
noke, for Rev. 4. Rowbotham, of Martins
vile. Va, was found in order and will be
placed in his hands as soon as he becomes
a member OF this Presbytery. Mr.. Row
hothams Presbytery meets in Danville to-
day. at which time he will be dismissed
to Montgomery Presbytery.
The next regular meeting of the Pres
bytery Will be held at Fincastlc in April,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

b; any news to explain 1t. Sugar was ac-
lively traded in all DAY. and was lifted
an extreme az Manhattan maintained it's
recent aggressive strength and advanced
, points further. General Electric ADDED
~ points to its yesterdays jump, but lost
AL but one point OF the gain before the
close
The recent severe pressure against
AmalgamateG Copper was relaxed. and
that stock rallied rs after reacting to
shade under last night but became COM
tone OF this stock was a relief to the
whole market, and the violent break IN
the raw copper market in London ana me me
heavy seIline OF Rio tin,os in Paris did
not seem to affect it There were various
other points OF strength among nlno.
railroad stocks in the group OF SoaleiS
for Southern Railway preferred il1t .So..I ~
at one time IA Evansville ana Ierre
Haute gained points: New ork Sentr al
was under pressure 1T different times on
account OF the failure of developments in
the rumored Vanderbilt plan at yester-
days meeting OF directors of the Wander
bilt railroads.
There was more or less speculation.
based on run1ors that the Presidents
Forthcoming message was to take strong
ground for the Federal control or restric-
ton of great corporations. including the
Northern Securities Company. There was
some revived apprehension Of further
gold exports. induced by the further re-
covcry in foreign exchange, the harden
ing of money rates in London and the re-
ncwed decline in sterling exchange at
Paris, all Of which events intensified the
pressure upon New York for gold The
expressed confidence of Berlin financiers,
according to cabled report. that gold was
10 30 from New York for that point, was
also disquietiag influence.
The announcement that the United
States Steel Corporation syndicate was
returning to it's subscribers the 12h peT
cent. Of their subscriptions actually palo
in. which amounted to SO. 000.0oO so not
S1,, fiN,, nply IL
tanned their recent stability. This opera
ton is expected to figure principaily IN
the loan item of the banks as Il ca,1rel'a-
ton of loans. Last weeks heavy i,an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
BY y. ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate -huctioneers.
Trustees Peremptory Auction
Sale.

In execution of q certain deed of trust.
dated March 10, 1s9S OF record IN the ne
Richmond Chancery Court. in D. e. To-
3. page 261, and in the Henrieo County
Court in d. B. 155 E. page 81 We Will
sell the following realty in order named
comm ncins promptly each day at
o'clock 2. NJ, upon the respective prem
Uses:
WEDNESDAY. December I. 1901. Barton
Heights lots as follows: Lot 6sxlio feet
to an alley. on the west side of lonteiro
Street. and lots front together I'D feet
by l23 feet to tLn alley on the. south SIDE
of Sycamore Street. adjoining the hand
some dwelling OF Edward Cain. ESQ., and
a block of lots 12514x1to feet in rear OF
Mr.. Gains dwelling fronting on Mitchell
Street. Lot 1txi4S feet to an alley at
the Southwest corner of North Avenue
and York Street. Lot 21X3O feet to an
alley 1T the northwest corner OF North
Avenue and Eells Street. Lot and i'm
provements 3Sxl32 feet on the west side OF
ST. John Avenue. near School Street
THURSDAY, December ). 1907. West
End property. \ desfrabIy located Stable
41xi1 1-12 feet. surrounded ,by alleys. be-
hardy and Vine Streets and designed as
a Club Stable Lot 2GxT6 feet on the
north side of Ashland Street. opposite
the Old Reservoir. Lot aOyl3a feet on
Robinson Street.
TRTDAE peceuber 8. 1901. two very
attractiye West-E.nd Lots On Lot
south-wesr corner of Main and Mulberry
Streets with a two-Stery dwelling on the
rear. fronting on Mulberry Street. go
Lot 60x135 feet to an alley at the south
east corner of Floyd and Crershaw Ave-
nueS-
SATURDAY December {. 1901 good
Frame Dwelling. No. 5lS Calhoun Street.
lot a0x100 feet; is a ready renter. Two
-~arne Dwellings. Nos. 1906 and lGtiS VIII
Hams Street.
This truly is a chance for some one to
get a bargain Come and be prompt
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash. balance ar
six twelve and eighteen months for
notes, with Interest added and secured
by deed upon the prenertv.
SOL CGTCHINS,
j. Is. HILL
Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
WILL PAY DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
Father and Son Marry Slsters-A New Can
ming Company.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Times

{ WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. 21.-P. II.
Reardon. the prominent eroceryrlan. who
made an assignment yesterday. will be
able to pay dolar$for aollar.AHis assets
are about $4,000 and liabilities 5000.
Among the latter 4are mentioned Mrs.
katherine Tracy and the Eagle Paper
Company. both of Richmond To the
former about S2G0 is due on a bond, and
the latter's claim is $GJ.J6.
Meredith Anderson, a prominent farmer
to-day married Miss Annie Pugh whose
sister, Miss Ida Pugf, married Mr.. Ander-
sons son, Charles r. Anderson, four years
ago.
o. p Evans. of Roanoke, to-day negoti-
ated with prominent farmers anu DECIDED
to take most of the stock in a $1,000 can
ming factory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
HIS LEG CRUSHED.
A New Trial of the Asheyille Bank
Case.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.)

WINSTON-SALEM, n. c., Nov IL
Ogburn Madren, a young man, IN attempt
ing to step on the pilot of the shifting
engine on the Southern yard this morn
ing. slipped and fell, his right leg being
badly crushed, necessitatinS amputauon
just below the knee. Mr.. sMadcen was
married only d few weeks ago.
District Attorney tfolton says spe-
cial term Of the Federal Court will be
held at Ashevile, beginning March 9TH,
for tho trial of Reese and Diclerson,
charged with wreckina a national bank
there. They were convicted at the first
trial. but the Circuit Court OF Appeals
granted them another hearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
| HESlIANCY IN
SPECULATION.
Number Of Conspicuous Advances
Failed to Attract Following.
NET SELLING WAS NOT ACUTE
recent Severe Pressure Against Amalsa>
mated Copper Was Relaxed and
That Stock RalIied-Bouds
Irregular.
NET SELLING WAS NOT ACUTE
nv Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov e7.-There was q
good deal OF hesitation about the specu-
laticn on the Stock Exchange to-day
There weresa number OF conspicuous az
yances, which failed to attract any con-
siderable or TO reflect any marked innh-
ence on the general list. The selling ores
sure. however, was not acute. mere
strength of the market permitted. but ii
was NOT urgent and was not pushed at the
expense OF values. The bears MADE an at
tack on the market late in the DAY. en-
couraged by the manifest hesitation OF
the buying, and succeeded in TcdHciHs
the price level considerably. especiaily az
points where IL had been advanced III the
cneed, apparently. by individual causes.
an their movement was not accompanied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

EtlCIlI1OIlu. va, NOV. II. I.VI.
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Wrappers. GO hogsheads: filters.
GS hogsheads. Total. Us hogsheads
The sales OF dark loose tobacco en- the
Richmond breaks today were as follows
Crenshaw's Warehouse. about 1I.0oO
pounds; Shockoe Warehouse. about 1S,cOo
pounds. highest price. S1G.50: Stonewall
Warehouse. 1880 poun6s. highest price.
$3.50: Ehclburne's Warehouse. S.l2o
pounds. Highest price, S1A.5O. Average for
the entire sale, S7.51. Some of the crops
as whole brought as much as 5000 and
So per hundred.
Light sampling was reported by the to-
bacco inspector.
The warehouses report light receipts and
Deliveries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
COFFEE MARKET.

] NEW YORK. Nov. 21,-CoFFEE1
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices. Immediately
following the call buying oroers from
Europe and outsiders caused sudden up
turn in values, which stimulated a far
business. The advance was sustained
throughout the session on room support,
with the market finally steady IN tone a
a net advance of JG1O points. Sales, 800
bags. Spot Rio. STEADY; No: I invoice,
G3c; mild, steady: Cordova, Il.Gllc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
,.Ir1,,O0r ,.,pI-rr

BALTIMORE MD. Nov. 2I-FLOUR
STEADY and unchanged. Wheat, dull: spot
and the month, 76NI61sc:: Deceeber: 100
.7GAc.: January. 1l1I1t$c-; NAY MAY. E l9ssap
duIl>' and easy: spot and old. 66i5GI6Giac.
the month ana new, 651AGG3flc.; year, Goa
65Hc.; january. G42iG641sc.:. southern
white corn s4@G6iac. Oats, firm; No.
white 50I5Olac. Rye. nrm: no. near
bvt 6ic, Butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs 1irm and unchanged. Cheese. firm
and unchanged. -Su"ar. firm and un-
changed; rine and coarse graduated. So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
FIRE IN DUBLIN.
Hotel Store and Other Buildings Burned-Nc
Water Supply.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

PULASKI. VA, Nov. 2I--Fire TINS
morning at Dublin completely destroyed
the Ceceil Hotel. Trinkle Bros store ana
several outbuild,ngs. The origin OF fire is
unknown. It started in the hotel ana
was communicated to the other buitd-
fnrs The hotel was insured for one
Thousand dollars The loss is estimated
at from three to four thousand dollars.
Dublin has no water supply.
The passing engines on the ~ &c W.
furnished ali the water possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
!, features ranged es loII0Ws!
Open. High. Low. Close

steaGW No !, spring wheat, GSgi3l%c-
No ) red. 14lka1i5l5c. No. oats. 4 KS :; !;
No. white. 45G45l4c No. ; White, !, ta = 20
,r,3,,It;no harley, 5S062tac. No. / flaxseed.
s1s13. 40. / northwestern, Slit; ,pr!-le
Timothy seed. s6:l5a622 Mess 81 pork, per Pc.
barrel, s14.1Sapl4.13; la-d. per 100 pouund0 S;
$40: ory sailed shoulders tboNed). Sl.o0G0
.S7is: Short clear sides (boxeO, SS.43M
$50 JNhiskey. basis of high wines Sl:3l.
Rntter steady creamery, 1dI2i1ac. ::
dairy, 1920. Cheese steady at 3A0
lOnc. Eggs. steady: fresh. 23l.c, Re
ceipts-Wheat 100000 bushels; corn, 10S.-
00o bushels; oats, 041000 bushels: hogs,
81 900 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

Cotton steady: middlng. Sc, net re
ceipts. SO bales: gross, 6,9I9 bales; sales,
70 bales; stock S1,249 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 9,3?o bales;
export to Great Britain, $50 bales; to
France, 1920 bales: to the Continent.
1886 bales. stock. S3o,?36 bales
Consolidated-Net receipts; 220 POS pa les !:
export to Great Britain. So 500 bales: to
France 1851 bales; to the Continent, o.
27:} bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts.
3. 2GS 400 bales; export to Great Britain.
LIP 496 bales: to France 29O400 bales;
to the Continent, o26393 bales.
TON-NIarl-et dull and nrices entirely
nominal. Quotations are 77sc. for sooo'
lots.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

pentine, firm at s1.1o@aoo: receipts, 4s
barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 27.-sPIR1TS
TURPENTISE-Firm at :;jHc.:: receipts,
1,49O casks. sales, 1.O11 casks; exports.
100 casks. Resin. firm and unchanged:
receipts, 1881 barrels; sales, 100 barrels;
exports. :;45 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. f2I-TJR-
PENTlNE-Firm and unchanged. Rosin.
firm and UNCHANGED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 81, 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 81. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarie. Glover. Nc-folk.
MERCHANDISE and passengers. Ole HoEaia'
steamer Maud Clifford, James River.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahonta1. Graves. James
Rive, landings and Norfolk. merchandise
AMI passengers, Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
me1cha ndise and passengers, Old Domin-
= Steamer S. r. Morgan. Anthony. Lam
bert's Point, light.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. p, 1901
ARRIVED
Schooner Edwin and Maud. Baltimore
Barge Fall River: Fall RIVER Mass.
Barge Whitman. Fall River, Mass.
Barge Solus. Lynn.
Steamer Rapidan. Liverpool
Barge Lichtenfeis Bros. Providence.
Barge Riugleader. Providence.
Barge Ohio. Providence.
Steamer EvenlYn. New York.
Steamer Manchester Corporation, Man
chester.
Steamer Huzoma. Portland
Steamer Buena Ventura. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
STARTLING, BUr TRUE.

"If every one knew what grand rnedi
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills Isl writes
d. II. Turner, Dempseytown, Pa, you'd
sell all you have in Jaw Two weeks
,:se has made new NAN nt me-. In
iallible for constipation. stomach and
liver troubles. % ceae.i II Ovens au1 MI
nor's Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, NOv.ZI, 1901.
PEANI-r MARKETS

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 27.-PEANuTS
Market dull; fancy. 2&c.: strictly prime
21sc: prime, cG21zc. New-Fancy. 22ic
strictly prime. 2ll5sQl234c.; prime, 2Ac.
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 2i.-PEA-
TS-Virsinans-Dull from 192&c. !;
Spanish new. quiet az 57iac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
.nYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

: lIClIUul St-' ~ 80
Lynchhurg tobacconists are waiting with
not q little ;Inna tience for a wet season.
The continued dr. weather makes the re-
ceipts in the warehouses very small for
the time OF the year. y damp spell would
mean one Of the biggest markets ever
known here. At present sales are small.
but prices are good anC the general condi-
ton OF the market satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
BY ]. &. Elan 6 Co..
Zeal Estate AuctioneerS.
pUBL1c SALE
y WELL-LOCATED AND VALUABLE
West Grace ST. residence Sr01arty

FRONTING % 5-12x15o FEET ON
SOUTH SIDE GRACE BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STREETS.
NO. 4oI WEST GRACE STREET.
\ substantial and comfortable Detached
Two-story Frame Dwelling.
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER =. 1901.
at so o'clock F. NJ. we shall. at the re-
quest of the nonresident owners, sell by
auction, on the premises. the above
named attractiveiy-locate6 property. the
lot being I'll worthy of a handsome resi-
dence: the present residence. however
being q comfortable one, and which at
small expense might be made quite
desirable home. To those in quest of a
really desirable residence site on this
popular street. this sale offers q rare OPP
portunity. there being nothing of a SINH
lar character on the market in that
vicinity.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at one
and two years. by negotiable notes. with
interest added and secured by deed of
trust or the whole III cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
J. E. ELAN &c co.
Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
s-oRrs

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Nov. cT-sPIR-
ITS TURFENTiNE-Stea at 34@35c.
receints 80 casks. Resin, firm at 95c. a
81 IN. receipts, barrels Tar. firm a t
sos: receipts, lii barrels. Crude tur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 2.--Craln eS-
rerieuceC' dun and narrow markets .: u
holiday character to-day, December wheat
closing A6lasc. higher: December corn
1slt1ic. up, and December oats unchanSed
Provisions closed u fairly active trade
15Q17I, to e5c. advanced.
The leading features ranged es folloWs:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
BY the Valentine Auction Co.

THE. AUCTION SALE OF s. ULL-
j MANS GROCERIES, At NO. 4a5 ".
SIXTH STREET. CONTINUED TO-
MORROW (FRIDAY MORNING No.
VENEER 29TEI, AZ 1890 O'CLOCK.
The stock consist of Bottle and Case
Goods of all kinds, Spices, Soaps. Syrup.
aIoIasses, Wash-Eoaris and oother Gfr6-
ceries keep by first-ciass grocery, all
fresh and desirable. also. New Revolving
Show Cases two National Cash Regis
tiers Shelving and Bins, etc.
Attend, as goods must be se,d without
THE VALENTINE AUCTION GO.
huc.ioacsrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
R1cHMoN /, STOCK MARyET
Richmond, Va, Nov. q, 1901.
SsJENS
Virginia 3's-$3, $50 at 992S.

Virginia 3S-S3,JJO at .liS.
Virginia Centures-SlCo at 991S.
Seaboard Air Line 4's-S1.0 600 at So.
Atlanta and Charlotte shares at 160.
Virginia Carolina Chemical cOmmOn-100
shares at i2L; 100 shares at 81; 10 shares
at 60: 10 shares at g.: 80 shares at 60.
Atlantic Coast Line preferred-los shares
at 1915
r s!:CI-oITIES. Bid. Asked,
North Carolina As, c.. 1910. 106
Norm Carolina IS. c.. 1919. 1a3
Va. SIS, new, c. and r., 1882. 9@ts F'ss
Va. Centuries, % c. and r.. 99Ss 99A
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich City IS, r., 1!20-1a22.. us
Rich. City As, r., 1920-1S5O.. 1904 -
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. LIST rs, r.. l1o -
c. and O., r. and A. y. AZ s. Io1 -.
c, and O., r. and a. d. AS. 1o4
C. and O.. r. and a. DIV. mr.
C. and A. r. r. Con. 5s...... !do -.
n and w. Ry As. 1856. lG O., cc,.
S H. Con 1st As, 1850. S2.s SOS
~ y. c, lst SIS c.. 1914... us
S RAILROAD STOCKS ~, 700
Atlantic Coast Line =. ~ ~ zoe
Atiantic Coast Line pfo'. leo 1e1E .l0S
Atlantic Coast Line com . ~ .! 10y ~
Atlantic Coast L. of Conn. .1tn Loo a. W.
Chesapeake and Ohio i' iGo 60 6oA %
: ~ ann and ?. Div. oblig. 100 go $50
n and p. and r.. +. and
p. Connection 49,. 20 l3o liu
seaboard Air Line pfd.... 1p q 81
Seaboard Air Line com -ltn - :.
BANK AID TRUST co. STOCKS.
American National 1890. 100 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

BALTIMOR- STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. .7.--Seaboard
common. 21012Th: do. preferred, .o1051I4
Seaboard is. S5kGS6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

" MONEY md EIINCF1AENJ E-NIUIies,- q, :.
call closed steady at :'G4 per cent: i;.st
loan. 3 per cent. prime mercantile paper.
4lldrJ per cent. Sterling exchange tirmeI
81. s71lSGI4 S7as for demand and at s4.s4R.
for sixty Gays: posteG rates. S4.Sj and
81 SSati. ssh: commercial bills, 81 S3l4N
4.S33i. Bar silver. TEl&: Mexican dollars.
433. Government bonds steady: State
bonds inactive: railroad bonds dull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

contraction may find an explanation IN
this development.
The movement Of prices OF 70 ram y y ,,a,.
bonds was Irregular. Total sales, i's..
value, So. GOO United States Dolsas
were all unchanged on the LAST ca.
The total sales of stocks to-day "eie
173.) 400 shares
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05


ia de estudiar una carrera en- una de
las Universidades de 10 Union. Lie
We feliz viaje ell compAtriota y que
tengan buen exito sus acertados
prop6sitos.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n del pd'
blico y muy particularmente de los
vecinos de Rio Piedras, con respec.
to a Ia innovation introducids por 10
Compaf1fa de los Fefrocarriles de
Puerto Rico en- sus itinerarios de
San Juan Carolina, creando al
propiO tempo <6illetes de nbono para
Rio Pied1as d precio red21cido, y en-
forma que este al alcance de todo el
mundo.
Segdn el anuncio que pub]ica-
en- otra parte, el tren har6 una pa
rada frente a la csrretera de Rio
Piedras para tomar y dejar pasaje.
ros, y dentro de pocos dias llegar6
hasta ell mismo centro de Ia Capital,
al lado de Ia Estaci6n del tfsnvfa.
Estan por 10 tanto de enhora-
buena los vec!nos de Rio Piedras,
que podran disfutar de todas estas
veutajas..
Habra cuatrO treneS al dlo para
Rio Piedrss y la Carolina: Para mas
detalles veanse los anuucios en- los
peri6dicos.
10 Sale de la Carolina & las 2
de la mat1ans, pasa por Rio Piedras
q las 80 y llega San Juan & las
8 O5.
20 Sale de San Juan & las II de
Ia maf1ana, pasa por Rio Piedrss &
las II. 80 y llega a la Carolina q las
| 12. O5
80 Sale de Ia Carolina & las 30
de la tarde, pasa por Rio Piedras {
las OF y llega la Capital & las 4
IS.
40 Sale de San Juan 4 las de
la tarde, pasa por Rio Piedrss 4 laa
5 80 y llega Ia Carolina & las 8 O5.
NOTA-Los Domingos en- vez
del tren & las <once, saldra las
8 25 de Ia maf1ans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05
A VACUNARSE.

E! Presideute de la Junta local
de Sandal, recuerda al vecindario
de San Juan los artfculos del Regla-
mento que previene la obligation de
ser vacunado, tcdo n1To, antes De
cumplir les seis meses y tcda per
soma acogida en- instituciunes p1
blicas.
Con objeto de que Sc cumplan
desde luego estas disposiciones ter
minaptes, So administrara Ia vacuna
p1blica y gratuitamente en las of
ciuas de dicha Junta todos los dias
laborables de 9 3 de la tarde; en-
las ofcinas de los medicos titulares
on Ia forma siguiente:
Dr. Quevedo Baez de una dos
de la larde Lunes, Microbes y Vier
mes; de dos tres, M"rtes, Jueves y
Sahado EN- su domiciiio San Fran
cisco so (altos)
DR. Rafael Vel: 10 ez, de tres
8 cuatro de la ta5:!, I, dos los dias
en- su domici!io S4; jose numero 9
(altos)
D: Cueto DO dos tres todos
los dias en- su domiciiio Sol n1mero
rs.
Dr. A Lassaletta de 81 a Al to-
dos los dias en- Ell cuarto de Soccrro
de Pucrta de TERRA 8 en- el Aailo de
pobres de- amparados en- el mismo
barrio
d J, vi de una dos de la tar
de tod, ) : dis en- Santurce Guar
to d. S,.,trc ente al Iustituto'
Desl'/: 20 trancurrido un pla-
20 de- qui c. dias, contados desde Ia
fecha del edicto a Mario corrieute)
Sc aplicavan con TODD rigor las pc.
mas estabtocidas-por oil citado regla.
mento sus inf actorcs, penas que
consisten en- una multa que 40 baja
ra de $40 nj excedera de 200, y pri
sion de die q noventa dias discre.
ci6n del tribunal.