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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-29
Ct. Fl. 1. DEM
SCI s.. Main Street
AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
ss:s55*ss By@C. H Oliver. Auctione
No % East Broad Street. Old none ~ No:
: - - ctI AMBER AND DINING
800 = s 00M MFURN1TURE.

~ VIII sell on TUESDAY, April g, 1s aE !.
a So 80 at auction house !, f2r :.
parties G9nee5n: N1eh,ait
Eaa!r sn oak and Walnut sideboa
Eervs Fine OAK stdeboard. efrigerator.
ghai5S an 9aK a ana W Ssns1
leslss. tDInmestic Sewing Machine. Pic
. turss. OAK Chiffonier Handsome Uak
sidehoa Refrigerator, Toilet Sets. WIN
dow Shades also lot 9.nGs Eoous i IN
numerous to mentl - 81 9 -
yited# to attend SALE o., So, !, s55
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Tho leading futures ranged as follows:

- CaFH quotations. were as folIGWs:7 FIourE
steady. No pring wheat. 72M751tc.: No.
red. ss15Ms4i@c:, No. . yellow corn. 639. C.. No..
2 oats 43A &c: NO. 2 white. 845m 45as No.
white. AL 345hc. No. 2 rye, 5S1ac. Fairs;te
choice ice mailing harley. Ge@ l:ac: No. naaseed,
seed. s7.25. Ness pork. per barrel s1sS06s
lG.65: lard, per 90 pounds. S10110.07ls; short
ribs sides tioosel S9.35M945; sdry sailed Shout
(boxedt S9.95 @10 Whisky. basis of high
{ wines. 81 so Clover. contract grade. $3.50
Butter, steady: creamery, LII 211ac.; dairy
81 7M20c. Cheese. steady. 12ls09 Sc Eggs
Firm fresh: 151s91 Sc Receipts-Wheat.3
600 bushels; hegs, 80 600 head.
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AUCTION SALE OF,
WATER POWER PRIVILEGE IN
PETERSBURG, VA, THURSDAY,
MAX s, 1902 LAT u - NJ ON
THE PREMISES.

AT the request of owner.s,we will one5
Rsu Puo on the i1e premises, five tenyear
lease Of one Of the finest watsr-power5
plants with 151s foot-head. on the ne, Apo 20
Held Wa, within 100 yards of the y. &
w. r. r., and adjoining the property, !, OF
w. E. Poole's and II. F-.Munt,s corn mills
hundreds of horse power has four acres.
more or less, of land attached. and there
is on the property one Turbine water
The taxes on this property are very low
and the site is well adapted to any man,
ufacturing enterprise needing large and
For further particulars. address
T. PANNILL'S SONS. sAucts..
Office over National Bank.
Petersburg. Va.
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sale two of the most aftraes'Ys
market houses each nine
large looms besides and the
IaTgeronage and. on elsesne
Prices $500 ST. respectively, Terms easy.
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5o4 bales; gross, II ,6os bales sales, 600 bales.
v Total {to-das-Set receipts. S. 2o4 bales; ex-l
porto Great Britain. = 400 ba les; to the Con-
tinent. 1889 ba les: stock. $50. S37 bales. -
sa Consolidated-Net receipts. y, 351 bales; cx-
port to Great Britain. %. 73I ha to France,
T61 bales; to the Continent, 2S, 500 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts. Z.
ISL. 102 bales: export to Grent Britain ., s6o.So6
bales; to France. GA, $50 bales; to the Conti-
nent, c,314, 101 bales.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, april 2s-seaboard com
mon. 27ls@27a; do. preferred, Al \ @41G. Sea-
board AS unchanged.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April %, 1902

- =
SALES.
virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-1oo
shares at 1872; IS shares at 1522A shares 81
Seaboard Air Line 4's-sS, 600 at s6s4; 1000
seabsoard Air Line common-,1 90 shares at PTS:
at IS. so Shares at 753i 10 shares ut 1875.
shares at 1874; so shares at l6ss 10 shares
at IS; SO shares at 1888 1,,or;d, nraforred.-
rs e aboard Air Line co1nmons1.g hehehehtr
Seaboard Air Line preferred-2U snafes at 40
5 Shares at 49,
STATE SECURITIES. b: BID | Asked 41s's q
Serts Carolina as g 525o. i 1877 los
va vse's as IN new. c, and r.. 1889 95
va Gsnt sEeiinf fSie and -
R R'ss e eitz Is =. R. is
RAILROAD BONDS.
s AhsI c anu sn and Aug. Cd III
c. and g.. R. and a. D. ~. 1st. 1o4
q and O.. r. and a. D. As. Cd. 104
C. G: and and o.. o. r. and A: D. Gen'l n. los
Georgia Pacific list e's; C. -: 3e
Georgia. Southern and Fla : 1 = Is +
ca So and Fla Con. 5s, 13i5. ...El ~
S Norfolk sS. and. Western Il 4.s.. 1o1 ...<
sN..and W Ry: Poeahentas 10 Ga $50, rs IS ...
IS Class As g. L 3s sss Is
s1d ,,e.s Com Con :, ~. IS. lsis. 1 ss
s. Al 1. Coz, Collateral trust 8 1851:
western N. c. list 8s, c.. 1914 -. 20
z RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic Coast 1891 oo 49, e 1877 g
Atlantic Coast Line com ! 90 Z 126
at1antis Coast Line of Conn. ...1 100 2i5 oo55 s
On . So. and Fla LIST spfd $500. 100 1O1 80 102 IL
Ca. So and Fla. Cd Spfd .......1 90 .s3A 81
Rich Fred and Pot CON. 90 26O sz
r.. and 2. Div. oblig ..1 GO oo. s s4o
T.. and p. 6 p c. guar 100 30 $s.
r., F.. and p. p: c.. guar 100 . 50 $3.50
r. and p and r.. F and P. Con 10 no $50
seaboard Air Line pfd 100 III 81 5 IS
!Seaboard Air Line com 90 = Is 5s =
sBANKsAND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American Ma tlonal $50. J. 100 a1l5s
Broad Street Bank 5s. 20 20 ~ =, .z57a
City /. :. |. !. Z ;no, o.. o.
First t,an s1ti RanL 3; 100 1 ,3s
Ps sa.pas Savings and ms. CO.. 20 90 -.
planters "a tional z 90 s25
Richmond 7. and s. Dep Coz GO 90 2 q As Sc
State Bans OF virginia 90 u so
I!nion Bank of Richmond 50 166 y
Virginia Trust COMPANY. 100 s132 8
INSURANCE COMPANIES 80
Virginia Fire and Marine. IS SO IS S.
Ss MISCELLANEOUS. M
american Le ssme.' ls rfa 1o9 asi %
Consolidated Toh.5 nc. bonds Il 90 6s SO $ss
Old Dominion s. S. Co.., 100 a q
T. and s. Co.1st bonds. 6 DC. los -. E55
IS. /. and S. Co. Con- Is s., 101 Sc s
Carolina Chemical pfl 4 90 30 2231 x
va Carolinas Chemical com -. 100 S. q y 20
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MONEY AND E1cHANGE-aloney on call
steady at 3s4 a4ss pc. cent: closing bid and
asked. ass q per cent. prime mercantile paper.
494ss per cent. Sterling xchaEEe firm with
actual business 10 bankers bills at S4.s7S fcv.
demand and at $3.50 for sixty days; posted
rates; s. $50 5ssis and S4.Ssia1 50: CONNER.
Mexican dollars AZ. EovernEent bonds. steady;
State bonds. easier; railroad bonds, firm.
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Colorado FueI and Tennessee Fuel Swere
BID up az the local Tract tons were ear
Iinr. but relarsed again without much
eject on the general MA rket. The pary-
;.l,g movement IN the grain market was
reflected from time to time In the stock
market, but not IN a decisive way. he
usually active lndnstraals were quite
generally heavy. The i eduction In the
Calumet and Hecia dividend affected
Pressed Steel Car and Amaigamated Cops
per. Sugar was affected by lower prices
Tor the refined grades. The sf1rmr,ess Of
sterling exchange .reawakened@ discussion
of gold exports: The market closed dull.
II The bond market was me- deratelys active
and strong: Total sales par value. 4,o4s,-
51nn United States bonds were all un-
changed on the last call $500
The total sales OF stocks for the day
were ]. 22l 500 shares. s.
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EXAMINATIONS.

EXAMINATIONS.
neutrality-suspicious. Pattern Maker
in charge 81. AS per diem A competitive
examination will be held for the above.
position at the Norfolk Navy Yard MAY
Is. 1902. For applicati ton and flrt her IN
forma ton apply to .Commandant.N Navy.
Yard. Norfolk. a.. JOHN d. LONG,
Secretary of Navy ..-z!
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FOE SALE. - .
At UcT1oN. TuEsDAT. -A APRIL1 ~ -
1ao2. AT u O'CLOCK, NU ,sosno "a,
so,,ti S3inti1 Street, the following articles,
Viz Blue Ribbon Co: II case: " =, H. =.
Grant Co. can; O. g. Creepy ~ ~, 2 Iat1
reIs and q boxes: rmedia q -, n, o, s. :.
is sf, Z our ; charges for freight, drayase,
storage, etc. r,r,S 90
& Geo. w. Mayo, Auctionee
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CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 2s.-BEEyEsRe Receipts
,9o4 head; extra steers steady to shade lower
steady to strong; medium. and good cows. 1oc:
lower all sold; steers 81 %; tops, %; Scrubs
cows SEQ 426
bead. demand fairly good prices steady to ::,5c.
lower. all sold; veals: 900; general sales
Sheep and iambs-Receipts $500 head I'D. Prime
clipped stock about steady. everything else I0c.
head. IIogs-Reteipts, 7.2l1 head !; feeding
weak; State hogs, s7.25@7.;5i5;. mixed western,
EAST BuFFALo, n. y, April SEATTLE
steady. ali other butchers grades lover:
eamos and
50 Is. Yea s--heceipts. 800 head - tons.
Sc. 25a6; 50: fair to good, s5.so common to
fairly active heavy. si.45 q 755; mixed. 7.s5G
40; pigs 81. 5p@6 s.; Sheep and lambs-Re-s
015c. lower others steady; ton Ia an,s
SIG 7.ao;.s fair to geod "a p; culs and
Ggn9 qar saod slls .e tops mixed
mon, SO. s II - 80 s1.su sou
head incasing 100 Tesans
s SIC W weak and lever: good to- prime steers,
s sss s5d gs9r TO nsai
calves ScG55.20:: Texas-fed steers
to-day. 5000 head; t. morrow
% 900 head; left over, 800 head: strong to sc
higher: mixed and butchers. Sc. sN97.27i5 good
to choice. heavy S7:251 rough 90
S515 sheep--R Receipts. Is. coo head: sheep ana
lambs slow; good to- choice wethers. s5.4oaI6 s
western sheep. s4.751 tire lambs clipped.
s4.I5a $50 western lambs, s.. e5G6 .B5. fs5
EAST LIBERTY Pa. April % ATTLE-
Stead choice. $3.50 prime Sc.
good IS: SIS @6'5. Hogs Slow prime heavies.
i.35@T.4n; hest medium. 81. % 7.3n;5s hea ~
pigs. Sc, 4oM6 30 Z: rong hs.s So 6. 7as Sheep
Higher: prime Tiers. S5.s5G6 sculs and COM
mon. s.. 5o@s real Ives, s.. 6.5o 800
s CINCINSATI.# O.. April HoGs-steadv,5
IS. $50 7.o5. Cat.el-s Steady 500 40
ssheep-.steady s2.5o@5:25. ambs-steady,
NAVAL STORES.
WILaiINGIoN. April esIsPIRITs
ST bar
rels rs Crude turpent ine-Firu St:s5 C.. 51;s re-
sccints SO barrels. Tar Urn, 81 20; receipts,
40 barrels.
sAYANSAH n GA :. April oos.-TuRPENTINE-
sOnief receipts, II, alesl SIS casks;
exports "a .O16 casks. Rpsin-rzEi rm receipts,
barrels exports 9a9te A
81 *: sI.55; n, $3.50 Is
stss s.. 81; ssTSW& W sseo
rINnAANDs
LYEcHBuRGs TOBACCO aaiARK EFT.
Lynchhurg va. April 2ss 1000
Receipts Of tobacco in the .nfEthe
cstS continue light Prices. however. SHOW
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

7EE@E 5E11as
Sales have been large for several days ana
prices lower.
common nm to medium lugs.. 4.oo@s 500
Good Jugs 9. ooas3 Tt nv
3e,ocr short @Ienf 1000 co
Eair 10 GOOD short leaf @. 5Okp 81 0a
Medium to good wrappers. e.000 11.OO
Good to fine fwra ppers -. .;lOip on
zine shipping =. 10.OO0 10. 90:
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COFFEE MARKET,

Y PETERSBURG, VA. April 2s.-COTTQN-
Market firm at Sc. for good lots.
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=, execution .of a deed Of trust dated
OCTOBER to s. 1893. and recorded in clerk 3 Of !;
fee of Richmond Chancery Court. .. ..
$780, dsfaglf ha tSsrsin oese aaI
and being requested so to do. Will SELL
by0 auction. on the premises. on
4. MONDAY. MAY 1902.
az : o'clock p NJ the above mentioned
=! nr On r The dwelling has 4 or rooms
and ar DIS IS IN good order. Lot s21s feet front.
MOI or less. by. depth Of 100 feet.
TERMS-Enough in cash TO pay cosl PSI, o. o.
sale any taxes that may be due. and a
note note tor $500, with interest from October
6, 1901: residue att and z years cre st,s
payment to be evidenced by notes WIN 1ei1
on tils' .piolss1 JOHN sBAGBY. Trustee
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FOR SALE.

THE sRUMMAGE SALE FOR HE:
benefit Of the Old Dominion Hospital
opened yesterday at 1905 =. Main street.
Z please notify Mrs. W.gD. Harton. chair
man committee. and same will be called
for Old phone. No. $40. S go
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ANTIQUE

FOR sABE-CHIPPESDA LE,..G L e. "
TIoJTES Of every description at lowest
prices Public especially invited 70 call az!
and examine our large stock. NC q
East Main -
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DIVIDENDS.

sIIB INSCRIPTIONS FOR COUNTY
BONDs-By authority Of the Board OF
fhe UNDERSIGNED will receive snbscrip-
! lions at lexington. Va, until MAY. D.
1902. for the purchase at par Of. slSg,-
600 Of zROCKBRIDGEsCO UNTY,,BON
one-half per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, of date July l.. 1896, and
& payable twenty years fter date. re-
adeema BILE at the pleasure of the county
a after en- years from da te and free from
county and corporation taxes, which.
bonds are to be issued under the act
of the General Assembly Of Virginia,
VIC. STUART.
VT SHIELDS.
p. MOORE,
Sinking Fund Commissioners Of Rock.
bridge county, Va.
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ssssIYEcHRuRGsTo TOBACCO MARKET.s
Irncrnurs April 2s. 1902
Raceipts pf tobacco. the houses nf the
scsfysa continue Prices. however, skowsiaz
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
op.n. A,gh. Low. clo...

Fryn:t,t- by Mes.rs. SCOTT q STRIy9FELo "
Mem bets New York skock. E1chanRe. -.
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z 80 -7.75g., ----s7l 9i.!,9
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. 4 pril s2es.-sPIRITs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; eceipts, II z
casks Resin--?so thing doing eipts 81 bar
rels. Crude tnrpenti ne-Firm g . 6o;s re-
CENTS, So barrels. IarFlrln 81 20; receipts
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JARLESToN 81 a pril IS .-TuRPEN.
TINE#A EROSIN-unchanged. 49,
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LlGHr HAULING

Fox,s DELIVERY IIAuLs GRIMES.
ETC. Toe.
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decided Improvement and are ranging much high
| er than for .several weeks past Fine black
wrappers are particularly in demand and bring
the highest prices that have been known here
| for many q day.
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sCINCINSATI O.. April 2s.-HOG Steady,
$5.55 7.2o5. Cat.el-Steady. So. 500 $40.
sheep-.steady, s2.50@5. 25. Lambs-steady,
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FOR RENT.

LARGE sToRE-HoUsE AND F1x-
TURES for reEs In ldanose ee,1nty.
Good stand. j.. W..BEAZTaEY.He Hewlett.
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8 s,inuy ROOMS: also one very large
ROOM suitable for storage OF furnt-s
s ture In central part Of city IN good
neighhorhood RICK 81 7 Ia - =.
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5FORRENT FOR SEASON. COM 49, e.
rs II furnished 80 ossa new S.yooun1IS ~
TAGE.@Ioca ton aud situation a. y,0osss
sirah1e- Adlress Box ORA. 80 e.
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& EAST LIBERTY. P A.. April % CATTLE
Steady cheiee; So: so prime. ss.5Oass75;s
good. $3.50 06.25. Hogs-SloW:S prime beav iess3
s7.3s @74n;s hest medium. s.. 22s q heavy
york II light workers.. So ooe1Ts o5
pigs. s6,4oM6. %; roughs. 90 s. 10. Sheep
mon 2.s00s s. veal calves. 5000 5O..S
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CimatolOgla
del mes de AgOStO
en- la iSla.
(Del Wsathes. iBarsd1 !

Preston atmosf6rica Zen MILNE
tros) La apresi6n atmosf6rica me-
diA en- ea mes, rodaf iiA oil niyal dol
mar y II media dc Il lactura de 81
horAsr rdisrias, y determipada de In
obsetv aciores tomadas & las 8 :. ID !,
" 8 p. m hora del meridiano rs, en-
San Juan, fu6 761; d mas alta fu6
764 81 dfA 2: IL mas bsja. 759 el dfa
Is.
.Temperatura del aire Zen grades
fAhreD hett). Ri promedi0 de II
teKnperaturs or 81 mes, determinado
de- los registros De 81 eataciones,
fae 5000, 6 ceres de II normal.
In temperatura media mas ats mem
snail fa984.4o en- Humacao; II mls
bsjs, 20 80 en- Adjuntas. Lss tam.
per turas mAx'mAs vaiiaron de SO
en- BArros g. SO e en- Csyey, Las
temperaturas n fnimAs vAriafon de
$50 en- Cidr61 7so On MaunAbo.
Precipitation Zen pulgadAs ri
promedio do lAa AapreCipi ci6ns deter.
minaao do LOS fogIstros de 81 este.
ciones, fu6 10 pulgadaa 8 csrca de
2 05 pulgAdas bajo 10 n0rmAL La
cAntidAd mayor de precipitation
que han ipformado fu9 965 rn,ga- !
dAs en- Morovis: 10 menor, 2 40 pul.
gadss en- Hacienda Amistsd.
Fen6menos diversOss Han ocu
rrido tronadas en- unA 8 mas estacio.
mes el dfa ., 8. 4, 5. 9. 10. il, IL, 10,
IA, Is. 16 II, 18. 10. 90, 81, 20, 2B,
"a, 26, 26 27, %, 90, 80, 81.
Sc sinti6 nm ligsro temblor de
tiara en- Avecibo el dfa 10 y On San
Salvador y San German el dfa 90.
Sc observe nm halo solar en- San
Juan el dfA 81.
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Fuerte temblOr
de terra
en- GuayaQuil.
Las familias Sc lanzaron
a Ia calle.
Ul carpintero heridO.
Un carpintero heridO.

En- ,Saptiembre dltimo sinti6se
en- Gusyaquil, Ecuador, un faerte
temblor de terra que sembr6 ell px.
nico en- 10 poblaci6n.
La hora del tsmb blor fu6 10 una
de IL tarde y 80 y Ell movimiento foe
de oscillation de E so.
La mayor parte de Las fAmilias
gAnaron 10 calle, donds 90 pusisron
{ rezAr
El temblor fu6 sentido con mas
faerzA en- las afaeras de la ciu.
dad.
Los nuchos carpinteros que ira
bsian en- las nuevas casas que se es =
tan construyendo estuvisron 6 pun.
to de venirse & TERRA y & ser Ell tenn
blor de msa faerxA en- la .ctu&lidad
tendliamos que lamentar varias des-
gracias.
La .tnica novedaa del temblor
fac Ia herida de nm carpintero llama.
do Manuel Bravo que trabsjabA en-
10 casa del ne d ,r Victor Alvarez en-
10 calle Chile & quien le cay6 nm pc.
dsxo de MADEIRA {nfri6n3cle una he
rida en- 10 cabeza.
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II 1903 IIoo Msna oGubla
#
PONCE.
s(De ,sssestrO O6ysespos.sal.

& -
O:tsbrs 10. Hsn fonIsa 10 "a
este plertO los AiGuisntes vAporea:
cuban6 sJulia, procsdents Dc Cabs
y Santo Domingo con Ab paeaj6fOG,
vapnr f.xnces IS algadcr. de H Aity
y Santo DominRo con rs pssajaxss j
cOrTeO espanoI xManuel CAlYos de
In america del Sar con 3 pA6Aieros
pAra oste pnnto. + rs dos chado pa.
70 OAdix y esc&las Sc enchel tram
en- puerto g buques de velA dc traves
sia y ademas 81 costAnero <Pperto
Rico..
90 B
II CompafiiA sMartineS Casa doe
di6 el VierE es ma fanei6n On Yanco
con IN llsno com pleto. En essa Sc
mana darl On dichA poblaci6n q es-
pl sndidas fRuciones.
90
E,smeetirg fsderal que se esti
celebrando en- la Plays est4 mr. ?
concurrido Les trollya vsn lfenos. f
90
Anoche tnva lugAr en nuestro
tsatro 81 benedcio de- lAgeniaI artis-
tss seliora Luisa Marines CasAdo,
quedando muy concurrido. -
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n BslCO
robaelo

Paris III Los eunpleail0s dsl
RAnno do Ff&nC'a % mantdeat1u
may ressrvAd0s reapecto alrobo Dc
IA 600 tx2ncos.
Isas gospoehas KeeAen sobre al-
glnoa ampleAdna sle \ iustitu0i6n.
ri dinero fu6 Fobado 40 lAs ta-
legaA que IA llAvaron on dep6 6aito. II
Z el fraude fu6 deAcub' 'erto ha.
Ce p0co.
V4riAs tAlegas hAbfan siio COR
tAdAe, hAbi6ndose axtrafd0 de- ellAa
caI tidades qus isn de 8 s 4 mil
frAnGos
Este en- q primer robo que g
hace On i Il bowels deede II fanda-
i5n del Binc0 b ri Cen AMOS.
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Rar0 suceso

En- 10 parroquia de Poyo (Pon.
tevedra) EspAfia se hAllaban unos
veintes individuos en- In habitsci6n
donde 90 encontraba el csdkver de
Asunci6n Carteneira Vigil, y mo.
mentos antes de conducirl0 al cemen.
terio se re mri6 una viga, desplo /.
mkndose ell p iso, arrastrando & VI.
rias personAs, resultando heridas
dc grAvedad cuatro mujsres.
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La seaora Carmen Rodriguez,
que reside en- MANAGES, Provinces
de Santa Clara. Isla de cuba,
manifesto con Ia siguiente rela-
ci6n su gratitud por haberse scu-
rado de una anemia profunda,
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Escasa vendimia
en- Andalucia
4 este a1O.

Ia vendimia estk dando en- An.
dAlucfa resultadoss sdesastroscs.
Sabido es que en- 'Jerez .ha. dis
minufAo mucho II producci6n.
V6ase AhorS do que dicen dc
Sanl1car de sBArrAmsda:
sHAta el dis de hoy se han re-
gistrado en- los fielatos nnss seis mil
carretadas de uvas, crey6adosorqus
fAltan muy pocAs que re1ogeE.1
D ASIDE lA cifrA indiOAdA hAstA
10000 que se encerfAhA antes de que
invaders 10 hloxerA las vilIAs dc en-:
te t6rmino, acusar IL coseoha do este
afio unSdecenso enlA riquexA de estAi
poblaci6u, cuYps resultAdos fAtkles
90 tocArGn en- ID py6xima invsfna.
da.
Briones & Go.
Compra, veutA y Alquiler Dc mue
blsa. H-78, RAfaal Oordsro %. -
Dos Teltlla adOfes.
AproplAdos para fabrisas g q
macenas, % venden 6 hAj0 prccio.'
tntprmArxn On ~ 0srTsapcNA
n.
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Arturo Brduo

OOMEROIANTE Comisionista.
Bowling Green Buildings.
IL BrOadway---l1 1eW- York.
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SE P AS E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagaaos por aaelan-
ta1O.
cada seis palabras, So cuentan por
una hnea~ y La hnea vale diez CEN
tavosa
Las cartas que vengan CON CO.
municalo sim 50 importe no Sc con-
astan.
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Briones & Go.

Compra, veuta y Alquiler ds mxe
blss. H-78, RAfasl OoTdsr0 78.. -
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Eiecnta 0rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que se sembarcan de los
Estados -Unidos, Sc ocupa de la
venta en- consignaci6n De frntOs &.
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PIl0[0(fd as
Rosaldals'.

s Dfazos, y Meafl--
do me atacaban accesos de febre..i
siempre estaba cansada , de NAL
humor, y como carecfa de ape
tito, me puse tan d&bil que me
vefa obligada muchas lveces {
guardar CANA. Habia DIDO ha-
biar con tanta frecuencia de la
gran reputation que go1aban Las
Pfldoras Rosa.as del DIR. Williams
para Personals P4lidas, en- esta
provincial y en- toda la isia, que
me decidf { etornarias; y hoy ipue-
do asexurar que en- mi, asfs como:
an muchos otros centenares de,
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gracias q este re-
medic
I" Durante Sn16s
de dos ajdos surf
horriblemente de
anemia con todas
s,,s a1ictivas s con-
secuenciass Tenfa
dolores intensos en-
las pier1as y los
'E - - So \ - -
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E
s TARJETAS de vista con sobre
y sin ellos, % hacea On SLa Co
raaDon1Aneia.s
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In esta tipogratia - h4e6 todH
alasa ID trAhai0af 6 praai0s n6Aloos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-23
Electrical Transmission.
From Mines and Minerals


Electrical transmission Of energy from
waterfalls over long distances began with
the famous experiments at Lauffen and
Frankfort during the autumn Of 1891. An
exposition was then held at Frankfort, Ger
many, and light and power for the building
were derived from a turbine water wheel in
the river at Neckar at Lauffen, 100 miles
away Three copper wires. each about O. Is
inch in diameter, were erected on poles to
connect a dynamo driven by the turbine at
Lauffen with lamps and motors in the expo
sition building al Frankfort. On a test ii
was found that these wires delivered IS 900
watts at the exposition, when SO,5 watts
were supplied TO them in the generating
station at Lauffen, thus showing an efii-
CLERGY for the transmission of Y per cent
The electrical system by which this trans
mission was accomplished has been fire.
quently applied in ilateE. plants. A three
phase alternating dynamo was driven by
the turbine at Neckar, and delivered its cur
rent at the low pressAreypf fifty volts This
energy was then raised to 10000 volts by
transformers in the water power station and
transmitted at this pressure to the EXPOSE
ton in Frankfort, where other transform
ers reduced the pressure sixty volts for
lamps and motors ,aBoth the distance and
the voltage concerned sin the Frankfort
Lauffen transmission were so far beyond
those in previous practice that engineers and
capitalists were a little slow to follow where
this experiment had led.