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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
SUPREME COURT
Number OF Gases Disposed of Yesterduy
ut WythcFillc-Next to be Called.
iol ~

NuWDeTf OI SuAcN DlRpOAeO OF 4 eAtefuAy
ut Wythefillc-Nextt 10 be Called.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
WYTHEVILLE. VA. June 12.-Pro-
cecdings in the Supreme Court OF APP
.peals to-day are as follows: Wise Ter
minal Company vs. Mccormick. argued
byFJ. +. Built for defendant in error
and submitted. LIQUID Carbonic Com
pany VS.. Norfolk and Western Railway
Company: submitted in briefs. Ward
Lumber Company vs. Henderson White
Manufacturing Company; argued by
Aubrey E. Strobe for plaintiff in error.
and a. P. Crockett for defendant, and
submitted. Emerson ct ais, VS.. Strait
ton; submitted on briefs. Clearwater
VS.. Gladville Implement Company; sub
mitted on briefs. Blackwood Coal and
Coke Company. VS.. Jamess administra-
tor: sremoved to Richmond. Morgan VS.
Haley; argued by S. L. Pennington for
plaintiff in error. and C.. T. Duncan 70
defendant, and continued until to-mor-
row.
$ Next cases to be called: Clinchfleld
Coal Company VS.. j.. II. Bowers; Davis
ct ais, vs.. Owens; Virginia Poca-
hontas Coal Company VS.. Lambert; AL
bert VS.. Tidewater Railway Company;
Childress VS.. Jordan. trustee.
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ROWLAND HEAR|NC
GOES OVER AGAIN.
Alleged Poisoning Case Awaits
Analysis by State s ~. 4
Chemist.
DELAYED UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Norfolk and Southern Asks Ex-
clnption for Branch Line
from New Rate.
DELAYED UNTIL NEXT WEEK
Special to The Times ispatch.1

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch.1
y RALEIGH, N. c.. June 12.--,rhc ON
)cial statement was made this morning
by Justice Charles a.. Separks that the
preliminary hearing of neither DIR.
4 David s. Rowland or Mrs. Lillian Row
land on tho charge OF poisoning Mrs.
ROwlands former husband, Engineer
G. r.. Strange. Will be held this week.
The hearing was set for to-day. How
ever, DR.. symc, the chemist Analysing
tho stomach OF Strange, reported this
morning that he could not have the
work completed or the report ready
before Saturday. However, he express
ed confidence that he would have 1t
ready by that time. Then Justice So
rnrks concluded that 1t would not be
worth while to begin q hearing of the
case Saturday to go over Sunday, and
he therefore determined to-. hold off
the nearing until early next week. the
day to be agreed on by counsel for
the State and the defense later. There
~ no intmation as to how tho analysis
10 turning out.
Request by Norfolk and Southern.
President Cannon. of the Norfolk and
southern. has presented to the Cor
poration Commission the question of
G exsmp,lng certain new" lines Of the
Norfolk, and Southern Railroad from
the operation of the 2 Ia cent pas
senser rate enacted by tho last Legis-
lature.s 1t is tho NIackcy's Ferry or
Pamltco division which Is asked cs-
pecially to be exempted, on the ground
That Vt Is composed principally OF
Two old lumber roads acquired by the
Norfolk and Southern, and practically
rebuilt and extended. In fact, this d.
vision consists of seventy miles OF this
old lumber rond rebuilt and forty
miles OF entirely new road. Tho COM
mission has the matter under consid-
Grafton.
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PERSONALS AND DRIErs

Mr.. r. ". Lund, assistant general
n,rnager: Mr.. Joe Jones. ]. ". Dndd
nnd Mndaon G. Trice. all Of Wnshhurn--l
Crosby Milling Company, are the guests
Of Mr.. A.. S. B. James, who Is manager
for this company In TITS city.
Myrtle Lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
will meet this svanlng In Sn'itldaal.
Hall for work ana business. At this
meeting the d. o. X *. team, VIII he,
IN attendance for special business.
DR.. d. a. Kuyk, WHO has been away
from tho city for two weeks, has rs
turned to his Offices In East Grace
Street He spent several days NJ At
lnrtic City.
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SAID OPIUM WAS MEDICINE.

Sam Lee, Chinaman, Accused of Running
Hop" joint.
II Sam Leo, native OF Far Cathay. was In
the Police Court yesterday. mornirg. charged
with running chop" Joint In the house at
No. 171e East Main Street, but on account
OF the lack OF evidence against him the
case was continued until the preparation
sold by him could DO Analysed Flo was
bailed In the sum OF 500.
Policeman Ogleby saw white man enter
tho place Tuesday and tlen saw the China
man sell him some OF the stun for Atty
cents. Sam claimed that It was medline.
though not denying that It was prepara-
ton OF opium. Not knowing what tho stuff
really is. Justice Crutchfeld postponed the
case to June 25th. ss555Ets III
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TO BRING: SUIT IN
WHITE SLAVE CASE
Attorney Rawley to Institute
Proceedings for Damages iii
Chesterfield Court.
MRS. CAWLEY DENIES CHARGE
Says Girl Was Treated as a Child
Of Her Own House
hold.

The case OF Eleanora Maryland. the
alleged white slave about which so
much has been written recently, Will
be brought to a climax shortly. when
her attorney, Mr.. j. Kent Rawley, OF
this city, viii institute n suit In her
behalf in the Circuit Court OF Chester
field against j. j.. Cawley, dairyman
ofthat county.
There will be no criminal proceed
ings. but the notion will be civil one:
and Will be brought with the view, OF
who is alleged to have held the girl
in slavery since she was q child. She
has recently left the Cawleys, and Is
now employed in a tobacco factory
Of this city. She Is boarding with
81 The plaintiff TO the SUIT is now ~,
twenty-one years OF age, and her bill
will allege that she was practically
sold to Cawley when a child. and made
to work without compensation until a
went to earn her living In O factory.
Mnnyi Witnexsen.
Mr.. Rawley would not discuss his
case In detail when seen last night,
ths'n Courts ns a liz proper me rather
than to set 1t before. the public In the
newspapers. It is c:n.fnoi that reli,,
able witnesses and many OF them VIII
uppeaF. 10 SuStHlIl Ill ludl w ~ lOc t1A
legged in the declaration OF the plain,
tiff. but this Is strongly combatted
by Mrs Cawley, who declares that
the girl was taken In for humanity's
sake: sent to school and reared In
The case has been brought to the
attention OF the National Vigilance
League OF America. and has been taken
up by the Baltimore office. This or
gnnization has been notified. however,
that the girl Is mo longer in alleged
bondage. and Is working for her liy-
Ing. Therefore, no further proceed
ings will be had along this line.
Has Two Sides.
Mrs. Cawley has given out q lengthy
statement, in which she denies, that the
girl was ever regarded or treated as a.
slave" while In her home. but that
treated at all times. Mrs. Cawley al
lleges that certain persons living near
her home have conspired to make the
public believe that the girl was In slav-
cry and made to do rough work, but
that all this springs from people who
desire to do her and her husband an
injustice, because they dislike Them
The question. however. like most
others. has two sides, and the girls
attorney Is said to be- In possession of
andavits and other evidence. which
present exactly the opposite view from
that expressed by the Cawleys.
THE case Promises to be one OF
great interest when It comes to trial.
1t is understood that up to this time
Mr.. Cawley hag not employed counsel
to defend the suit. which will shortly
be Instituted against him.
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SALVADOR TROOPS
REFUSED ENEMY.
net Rcvolutionists Near Acajptla
and Routed Them With

WASHINGTON, June 12-The Saliva
dorean minister. Senior Mejia. this af-
ternoon received q cablcgram from
President Figueroa, dated to-day at
San Salvador. as follows:
Government troops met tile revo-
lutionists at Sonsonata, town forty
miles from Acajutla, and routed them,
driving them back to Aca;ntla. where
they are now trying to embark.
The minister. Immediately commune
Gated this dispatch to the State De-
pnrtment here. The gunboat Townes
is expected to arrive at Aca1utla to-
morrow. No other vessels have so far
been ordered to proceed to tile scene
OF the trouble.
The Salyndorean minister's advices
announced that John Moi'Ent, an Amer
lean citizen, was with the enemy and
probably was captured. The troops
of the Salvadorean government are
marching against Acajutla.
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TbnnkA to MIR. Hammond,

4 The Ladies' New Market Confoder-
ated Southern Memorial Association
wish to express their most grateful
thanks to Mr.; Hammond, OF Richmond,
for the magnificent donation OF 1owers
sent to decorate the graves Of the
boys who foil Mt the battle Of New
Market, May Is, 1864. Every year
since this association was formed Mr..
Hammond has sent this handsome gift,
thanks With those OF the ladies' u b, 81 #
(MIss) MARGARET WARWICK M
III lsl 6FREELAND.SP President. j3
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lieves that many OF the revolutlonists
were killed in the battle at sonzonata.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON TEsT1F1Es.
Answers for Norfolk md Western
in Hearing as to Cur Distribution.
m m, -, :, =,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
\ ROANOKE. VA, June 12.-The
United States Interstate Commerce
Commission, which has been in session
here for several days hearing the PEI
tition OF the Powhatan Coal and Coke
Company VS.. the Norfolk and Western
for more equitable distribution OF coal
cars, adjourned to-day. Arguments will
BIO made In September
President L. e. Johnson was on the
stand all the morning. He stated that
he favored the abandonment OF tho
present system, as he believed the
time had come when cars should be
distributed on a systematic basis. When
the present system was began. there
was only one coal company in West
parties interested, the buyer, the pros
Queer, the landowners and the car
rie1s. The buyer naturally desired all
the coal that his requirements demand
ed. The producer. likewise desired to
ship all the coal he can produce, tho
land owner. whose income ana
only source of revenue is tho
royalty he obtains. desires as much
coal mined as possible. the carrier is
Interested In the earnings and profits
for hauling coal,
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WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT.
imp. From Train While It Was Going

Jumps From Train While 1t Was Going
Twenty Miles nm IIonr
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
WINSTON SALEM, N. c.. June 12.-
Bertha Judd, colored, aged seventeen.
loaped from a passenger train ncar
Rural Hall to-day and sustained in
juries which will likely Vrove fatal.
The girl was brought to the colored
hospital here. and Is stu unconscious
Her reason for jumping when the train
was running at twenty miles an hour
has not been explained.
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SENT BACK TO HOSPITAL.
Commission Decides Against Miss Ethel
Dnvte, of Drlnswicl< County.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
STAUNTON, VA. June 1.-THE com
mission which has been considering
for two months tho sanity Of Miss
Ethel Davie, an he!ress OF Brunswick
county, reached It's decision to-day. re-
committing her to the Western State
Hospital. She had been out on bail.
Colonel George L. Christian represent
ed the family, assisted locally by Cap
tain r. S. Ker Charles Curry and
Colonel II. 2. Wayt represented Niss
Davie
The commission, consisting OF Drs.
II. II. Henkel and j. 3. Catlett and
Judge Henry w. Holt, which began
taking evidence on April 18th, sat
eight days, Tho doctors could not
agree, whereupon DR.. John II, Ncff. of
Harrisonburg, was summoned as arbl-
traitor. He read over the voluminous
evidence.
u. The case was argued by counsel to-
day. 1t was very puzzling and holly
contested.
Miss Davle has been in half-dozen
different nsylums
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RICIIMONDERS AT WEST POINT.
Two Virginia Cadets Mt Military Academy tc
Graduate .NHnrro.x,

Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins and Miss Polly
Robins left yesterday for the United States
Military Academy at West Point whore
Cadet Augustine Warner Robins. son OF
Mrs. Robins. Is to graduate on Friday
Another Virginia cadet who graduates this
year Is Cadet Hunter B. Porter OF Ports
mouth both OF the Virginlans having mnde
excellent showIngs in their class. After
tho graduating exercises tho class Will be
allowed n two months furlough before be-
ing attached to their commands. Cadet
Porter has boon assigned to tho ongineer-
ing department. md Cadet Robins viii join
tho Twelfth Unitod States Cavalry ut Fort
Oglethorpe. Georgia.
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Or. Pel,,s Mother improved.

i Dr. Edward Leigh Poll has returne5v from
oxford. N. g.. where he has been visiting
his mother. who for several days was
thought to be Mt the point OF DEATH Mrs.
Pell has rallied somewhat. and It Is now
thought that there Is q slight chance for
hor recovery. DR., Poll Ia not the associate
oditor OF tho Johnson Publishing Company,
as Inadvertently stated In this paper. hut
is tho secretary OF that company, and
president Of tho Robert Harding Company.
and nerlodicals 5,si ri 55lf s5'i 81. 3as4
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Roth Discharged.

Mrs. Mary McEvoy. charged with
running dlsorderly house In the
northwestern end Of the city, was dis
charged in the Police Court yesterday
morning. when she stated that she had
moved her residence.
having shot a pistol from Mrs. Me-
Eyoy's house, was also discharged,
there being no evidence to connect him
with the shooting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
Run.nckcd the Town.

At II O'clock tonight MINISTER Mejia
received a. second cablegram from
the ,revolutionists had ransacked the
town of Sonsonata. before they were
driven fromfthe village by the govern
ment troops. The soldiers entered the
custom houses, several governmental
okces the branch office of the Occi-
dental and Salvadorean Banks and
many private residences. After being
routed they fled to Acnjutla. where the
government offices and banks were
also ransacked. and boarded Mica
raguan steamer. Minister Mejla ba-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
Marriage. In the Comfy,

John Jacob Baehr and Miss Mary ~
Gordon, seyenty-flve and thlrty-f!ve
years old, respectively, secured a mar
riago license In the Henrico County
Court yesterday. r. ,.s
IT, Hardy and Miss Caroline u. Kirk;
to Harvey w. Southwark and Mrs.
Anna Il. Davis; to W. T. Kelley and
Miss Eva May GUIDE, and to James G..
billiard and Rosa Loo Britton.
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stole Brass TO Get Whiskey

George w. Thomas. OF Henrico coun-
ty yesterday, charged with stealing
brass from the Richmond Locomotive
Works. White said he stole the brass
days in jail. White said he had a fam
lily, and the county authorities will try
to apprise them OF the fact OF his be-
ing IN Jail. as he does not know where
his relatives arc. E- .sltE
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Passenger. Hnrt, Mule Killed.

IN Especial to The mes-Dlspntch.1
SALISBURY. N. c.. Juno I'm a
street car accident here late last night
mule was run over and killed and
several persons on the bar badly
shaken up, Charles Mann, the driver
OF the team struck by the car. had n
narrow. esCane but was unhurt ~
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Large 1,cglstrniion In Drookland. {

Deputy Treasurer O'Bnnnon, Of Hem
rico county, has compiled a list Of
the voters of Brookland District en-
titled to vote in the fall primary. and
the list shows that there are $50 names,
4 the greatest number ever registered
4 in q district in the county. Mr.. O'Ban-
non will complete the lists OF the other
districts as soon as possible.
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PREVENTION Of CRUELTY.
Report 81 Agent Taylor Shows Goo
go 9af'tsWOrk Being Done.

RepOFtT OF agent 'rNylof SHOVE LOO q
80 ftWork Being Done.
The monthly report OF Agent Taylor:
OF the Society 3 for the Proven ton OF
Cruelty to Animals, for the month OF
May, Is as follows:
Number OF cases investigated...... y
Horses and mules unfit for work,
poor. half-starved: unhitched and
sent to stable to be fed and cared /.
Horses and mules with sore backs
and CALLED shoulders, unhitched
and sent to stable ....5..S....... 4
Horses and mules lame. unhttched
y and sent to stable to be cared for, 9
Veterinary called. ). 500. ......... 2
No cause for complaint.p..... 6
Cruelty beating l
Overloaded teams. Observation-Disclosures.
rota, 81
Admonition given owners and driv- J
Horses axd mules destroyed ::.....: II
Total 50
Grand total cases. ............. 90
OF the above one man was fined
sent to jail for ninety days.
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CANNED FRUIT Fatal.
nrx. Savage mud Her .DnnEiitcr-in-L Law
Die from ptNnninc pOiNOninE.

Especial to The -Dlspatchl
WILSON, N. c., June 12.-Mrs Jane
Savage and Mrs. Annie Elan. her
ugiltcr-in law Hicd here yesterday.
after several DAYS of Illness from pto-
maine poison. They ate some canned
fruit. which is supposed now to have
been unsound They We're buried here
to-day in double grave.
a Mrs. Elam's husband, Mr.. George
Elan. who was a prominent tobacco
mist. was killed in wreck on the
Southern Road near Milton, about ten
wears AGO E3.5..4g ti.i5. .tlsS "a N
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LOCATION OF SCHOOL.
state Board Of Education Agrees

State Board of Education Agrees on
Dates for Visiting Several Towns.
Especial to The Times -Dlsnatch.1
RALEIGH, N. c., June 12.-Thc State
Board Of Education has agreed on the
following dates for visits to the sew
.eral towns In tho contest for tho loca-
ton q the East Carolina Teachers
Training School: Rocky Mount and
Tarboro, June GOTH, Greonville, 2lst;
Washington, 22d; lGdenton and Eliza
beth City, oath; Newbern, 25th; Kin
Hton, Goth.
3 Governor Glonn and all State off,
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9aYnntl, My,teriou.Iy Ii..,nr

SPENCER. N. c., June 12.-Julius. a
thirteen~year-old boy OF Mr.. and Mrs.
p. P. Biles. of Stanly county, has been
missing from his home for week,
and his leaving is a mystery. The
parents have made every effort to To-
cate the boy. but to no avail It is
believed that he was enticed away
from home by designing enemy OF
the family
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All Offices Closed.

All tho State offices at the Capitol and
Library woro closed yesterday BY order OF
tho Governor. and many Of tho officials
Ing the ceremonies Incident to Virginia Day
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Masonic Home, School.

Tho annual commencement OF tho
Masonic Home School was postponed
from Thursday, June 18th. to Monday
the 18th, on account OF the board Of
governors ocirg at Jamestown.
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style and finish are Visible in many
lines Of boys clothing. but what Of
tho wear? style that lasts week,
finish that soon finishes" is not what
the economical mother Is .secking in
q Boys Suit. She wants durability In
shape-kceping garments-and she gets
all SHE expects in
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Tyler's B|oy-Pr roof
Clothes
Priced at
So; up to $3.50

Special in Boys Suits
Boys' 1850 Qnnlity Double Breasted
Suits, sizes up to IT, made OF durable
mixtures. Special this week. s:.4S.
Boys 81 Quality Double Breasted
Suits, sizes up to II years. tailored in
neat vorsteds and novelty mixtures.
Special this week. s2.Os.
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United States mail collection wagon
No. ]. and ordered that the horse be
stable.
Mr.. Taylor said that the horse was
not In fit condition. and that the laws
of humanity babe him unhitch the
animal.
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cials constituting the board will be If
the party.
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Not Frit to Work.

Agent Emmett G. Taylor of the So
Animala held up yesterday morning
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Two directors and one vIce-prcsident
are to be selected from the western
se:tion OF the State later
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F. MATANZO
Or. EN- MEDICINA Y GlRUJIA
OCULTSTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la Clfnica Oftal-
de Barcelona.
ConsultoriO exclusive para afecciOnes
de los ojOs.
Tetuan, "a (cerca del TeatrO.)
H6ras de consultas:
De II de la maf1ana, Gratis q los
pObres: de & de la mafiana.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzadOiS2 100000. Capital rGalI-
zadO SSl5,5S2.9S, U. SC.
OperacSone8 que reoJiaa:

pr6stamOs: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, Y con hipotecas a cOrto y largo
plazo sobTe tincas rdsticas.
leSOuentOS: De giros, psgares, y obI1ga
clones comerciales cortO plazO. IN"
6irOs: Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Hamburgo.
GlrOS Dor Cable: Sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Cuentas GOrrianteS: Con interes de 2 poo
Anual disponibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOSOlOnes plalO flo: Con inteces de 2
8 p. 8 annual segdn tempo.
SeOOl6n dc ahOH0s: Imposiciones sobre IL
Dretas desde 25 cts. a 81 900 con intereses al
6p. 8 annual.
CObranzaS: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cObTO. Sin cOmisi0n para
los coTrientistas.
lsp6sltos De effective y valOres.
GamblO dc mOnsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vsnta do C6dulas hlpotsOaTiaS: Ls mejOr in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p. 8 pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Vsnta de finOas: Dando facilidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdicciOnes de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonitO, ArecibO, BarcelO-
meta, BarTos, Cayey, Ciales, COrozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaranjitO, Patillas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa Y Yauco.
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lrtICuIOS reCOmsndahIes
en- las teRdaS de Ia CIudad.

La Ninfa-Fortaleza 32.-Tiene STEM
pre- disposition de sus numeros favorecedo
res un escojido surtido de ropa para caDalle
ros. El seflor Pedro Garcia trabaia sin
descanso para que la fama de su estable-
cimiento no decaiga un momento asf el
cr6dito de LA Ninfa" esta perfectamente
cimentado. En- el taller de saatrerfa Sc
confeccionan toda clase de trajes.
Los sefiores Herrero Hermanos, en-
sus acreditados estabIecimientos La RositG
La CiudGd Co1adGI, calle de la Cruz
s y II, mantienen I'm constante surtido de
quincalla, ferreterfa, g6neros de punto,
camas y demds de su acreditada competen.
cia. Todos los vaporeB que llegan este
puerto traen surtido para la referida casa
cuyos precios son m6dicog.
Ell Cafe Morgan. Fortaleza 81. Es-
td constantemente favorecido con una nu-
merosa concurrencia que va el disfru-
tar de los buenos helados, refrescos dem6g
productog de la mas refnada repoBterfa,
que qllf Sc encuentran.
Las harinas ManO negrG Sin riUGI
que expenden los senorss VilIar y Comp.
de eBta plaza, han lmerecido la aceptaci6n
de toda la isla y el consume de tan reco-
mendable artfculo sube millares de sacos.
I'm todos los vapores de la Red D. Line
y otros que llegan & este puerto renuevan
Ia existencia de las recomendables harinag
los referidos sefiores.
Los Muchachos. - Sucesores de A.
Mayol y Comp, han vendido un extraor.
dinario n6mero de arados "Wiard', los
que siguen mereciendo ell iusto favor de
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"LA VILLA DE MADRID" aviBa q
sus favOrecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras terciopelo de Oriente,
marca "EScudo" para sala, asf como los
driles de hilo, legitimo nGmero 100 y Ji
pijapa y las mejores alpacas negras y CAST
mires ingleSes.
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