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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

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alleged - ~ sizse az sorsx teszE1s q
PA AZ r bg sSsgszszAat asz sAae - IL sEse
As sxxis ss1s as-sGhrseEs IL il xl2sgsss gAxs
Ners.s has Disposed u f~rtaan property
and - snosss 10 dispose II oSsse- EsvfsTss
wEFss sHsSzz ~ sefTx&z bis ercsaa1rA
TESs Mfsei q " u. H&RalssEa against tie
ssexfrxsA i @sssa xaisa for sc 3D. DAMAGES
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NJ -ssast@ pAyfag sass ssaDpess the sAsas
% the fnas.rass159ztS ther have placed
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naxe ragx z2xtz4 hfan - Acssffe ss~ssssss Assss
ia ssss szssl sss ]. NJ Gilman y = hefIgy l.
Ys~ ~. Judge Hartford yesterday ssrsseSsss
szas ttse iss .fskzassfs szssss fHSse u S-s. k'e
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his assemks sesy8szss .gasf esaEssuTes PC re
szs.sssss sgSss ~ - s5Ssssf fTusa driving ssa4s
10 isssas 81 or t~asNeea ire SO sad tas wsss
exls end s,s hsssek 4 In e. G. Terry's tasrd
AsiEtafsaa 10 sxast2es sha. sad III. L
Tezssr his GgeEtz servants ssil
sEa rssges- - tartar pses1io I'D from Fs2ss
sag ans 9tsfruEgicus In the sea s. hlga or
lsss wkier tide IN ffoas VI SAID osas.k L;
aGs. - that 81 points EnTf1 II f8e eSzssEr
lire of gsssEfankA street Es-sxstzee1 west
sEAgG Is she efry Of seattle sAAis Ee e0r1sa1-
cred a. IN EraszE Of block L" .sext A5rst1Ay
h4s besa seE fer the anal hasfing Of EAe
eaze
A saseaes OF divorce has been granted 81
David " Phipps sFun us sEfes si0sa y
Pn5yrx. h - saarssssi lot {. csesek =. -.
+. Denny's pzrk a3sstion, ak his sepazste
property by Fze 3esrse,
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The Corona left y sitFsiay for Alaska.
The~illsmette left yesterday for Port
laId with : Geo tons OF coal.
Tae work Of piling tar TIE extension OF
Madison ST. Get Began yesterday.
r., lyanhoc left for san Fraaclseo last
evening with 800 tons oi coal.
vine street is To be extended to as far IS
NanniDg's aud 5qnire's whafyes ran.
The L. :. coast and go1etfe survey
schooner Yukon i anchored in the harder.
The Puget sound shore track reached
and crossed Washington sfest yesterday.
Captaia Oliver, formerly OF the Civ Of
IS attic, has assumed e9mnsaaa o. the ; T..
AeSjick.
The narrow gauge track las been ex-
tended a. the en4 Of the ocean dock, whore
IL formerly ran.
The walla Walls sailed for san Francisco
last eYeniug wiJh 600 tons Of coai and i
good list at passeug rs.
Messrs. Bryant and Ballene VIII Inspect
the new steamer Mabel to-day Ioanorrow
they VIII inspect the Jessie At Osy ;np8a.
The Wilmington arrived In from Saa
Francisco early yesterday morning With
sixty four passengers and 4o0 tons .. geii-
eral merchandise.
isaaa Percival has under conssrucio
another sGxtu ware house fer Harrington
& smith on their wharf This Is the sec
ond house uB this wharf and yw0 mons re-
10 be- erected
Inspectors Bryant snd Buliene yesterday
insfsFgeil and pronounced safe and sound
the tug Bee, wbirh las inst been com
pletsd she Is q feet long, draws nearly 5
feet aud her beam is II feet Her engine
- the same that as IN the OH Bee. which
was burnt a. $eaciis' mill a few months
sinee. Csptafa Charles AslkeF il 20 have
charge al her. She gess - Pert Townsend
teyisy.
The go1sis Olsen Il back tfotn Port Town
seud where sas has been for a month.
Size hiss on baard several tons 1f iron from
Destruction island. which she has been
unable "a discharge, oainS 70 iacs o.
wharf rsom f. Sullivan i 5Hst eoGapset.
Ing new marine boiler for her II is Il
iug hes ~ diameter au3 - incEes iong.
The olsen tipCkea last evening a. Almond
& Phillips wharf. where sae win dis
CHARGE her small carso aa3 receive heg
utw boiler
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GUNS on TIE TIDE FLATS
DEffs1uify Last Night Between tae
.FsErs ard MsNanSht Factions.

TsseYe was Kagre t-n8Ase on tne TIDE Hats
last night oycr Aiaek IS. b. :. Maynard 5
plat. shieh is ciaiEsed bg Joseph Ne
Eaugh., ard shieh was jumped ~ an
association krogH as ". 4. Jones 4 To-,
last night
Although Judge Hanferd granted
al fnfssnetsoa IN AcAaugnts IA
Yor anssat tao weeks ag0, tne jump
ers Rave held possession Q; ne
property - living III The three sasiities
Fhey erected on Jaly fesssrfiay W a.
JONES, J. A. Rex. r. Sanders and T. :!
wagsb all member. ans; tie last named
attorney for the W A. Jones
CON patsy. were holding t1e forS
AbyGit e'eioek IN the
evenlng oae Charles H. CurTsn. " 40 claims
- have q lease ~ the property from Ne
.aHght, armed with a revolver, and &C.
eoEfDsf.Est by a First ward striker armed
wffs shotguu eateFgd enc OF the caoths
AMI Demanded possession. Attorney
Walsh refused 10 give possession ana
sfSesf % tAe two iurrnders with 3 4~Snliin
4 Is s.Ssofs revolver, with aich he fred
one sls1t, rs be claims by accident. No
one YVES h!t by the shot. aud Deputy
sheriff HOoiery who happened 10 be
driving bg. placed Walsh under arrest \
guard OF policemen was paced
ahslnt lhs place unttl matters
etaits. I 5wn, aud il vas finally decided
that awo 81 each crowd sh0uld remain on
guard during Tire night pending settle
meiIt 81 the aIspslte today.
Walsh wiz nave hearing today Oh a
ehsrae III assaalt " it'll dangerous weapon,
and he viii probably have Curran and his
henehman arrested GA q siIsiiar com
tsfzxf.f
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THE EELsEY COMMITTEE.


sire r4r@sns ssse grsasssf aid Ye~tsr-
IA ~ The gsssrrzi sssl&f Gods o issse- Fa1f
r.assss sers tsxzsss Tsss wews s0r Eastern
sSsassss assss ssse nkAefs - Fsg~Etsrss 4 ssB.
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sns s4rs4sz sfgs sstof6s. SssAssi Ky4H. =
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essssr1sftas.
4 effaesesr rarsesl y Fsras5sr sas trssssKiss
a. sssG gggfes he1tsss sEsgseTs Tat@s4ssF Atfs.F
nsSsa sfsfas h.ff pAsf vessssss sssssga5sx
feeSa : sevNse sEzaek 1T I4Afssy BE
ssexsaea ~ xek n1ssss sssstsF sslssss Ssassss9
he sssee ard TALKED sfsesrfssig - sns gsa
tlerss1u fkeee. IL Vas ssas - TIE hospital.
r. sever sEa ssasss4ess - BE- gsffSng s4o0g
nicely. Dmt while waiksag ~ tbe Bali. a.
EsssaF or ~ after @rr4xaax - fSs hnss Ia. be
s4gayr&s dad. lis rsFaasas wese xsesEssl
h. esss A 10 ssassexsss sDw essasssssszraessfs
aad swsssYsskF = psi ns9rteas exanesasffass
sas nasste bF a essapae II physicians. ffe
geszg1t sss@fsaasa phmrtsN Ess4 AsgAyxsA.
~xseh vas sha Immediate enssse Of bis
feaff The relief esssarasst@s tooE charge
ss sAs. Fen4asns aEaa hsEi fheaa gtsen \ ts-
eeas sss8rIsl sn Fae F0ts@sss feAsf.
sseFz s4fy fsle&sssa avs authorized bg sAs
relief cvEn mffseR on JufY = wrss1 81 tfe
Szne0uveS. NJ I relief cosa Fztfsse sSsssaf.
lzias theirs - dfAw an him for sSsg f9f tie
Fsael ~ suffering ia that city. caused 81
INC FIRE there The afanrat seSt3sTes al
egavvs was equal 30 tfse aEa9nnt ssuf ~
SaoaonTtF 70 TIE seattle Grw sufferers.
Yeeserslag the f0s5ewfag a@stexp sAaasafF
IsEtag ~ received ifssfa ts8s mayor Of that
cs9f
SAwgofyER 5Biy Is
G. 4 aiessans @eeyessrg General Relief
sammsstea. saasfss- DEAR VIZ. Year kind
Eagar ef tgas sts inst. authorizing rs q
arAg an yuss sux the sum OF 500 Tor tne r.
lief ~ sufferers ~ tsse late IRE fn tAss city,
. il Of had, Ga seply wid say tasz There Il
10 aessssHssea ~ Suffering here Ia e1nse-
ques4ee Of our sgse. and thaS 80 kisnt sn 30
Eaasd Of che money y88 50 geDerosfSiy csseE
as Assuming ytu thai the people 81 Van.
eaavef faIly appreciate the generous ard
kindly spirit you have manifested Ia TIN
matte ana vssfF ssnig yours.
Gas HK9@S Mayuf.
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To nuILp A coon HOTEL.
Conference or Citizens I.oe king e
That Ens1. 4

A conference Ct eiazegs as hela iTie
Rainier Club last night 70 consider s'esus
10 provide first class hotel aeeousaoda-
tons pending completion ~ the Hotel
g,enny ard gne Occidental. After general
alesasss0m slA careful consideration 81 the
snb5eot. Il was ceaeludes. that hotel
hssilainE. complete ia al is appointments
ard having 1T least 10 gussf chambers,
could ise sasIE within sixty DAYS. nj Al *
pen@s not exceeding So COZ eensFas
saa1 cx2Afn sEtltug site, IL vas thought,
t0uid be secured without say trouble
sud work ~ erection ennEd ht gin as soon
81 plans &efe arranged. II WAS decided
that tne tsaisdiHz should ne oE wood, two
stories high. Mgta spacious yeTaatsaz. and
MODE ied alter the ErsI elass hotels to be
fouad al seaside resorts
In conversation with prominent archie
tesis, IL Wss definitely learned that The
bniidinE ean ss butls and ready toF ucfn
paneY islAid of sixty days
Tie great need ~ such hotel ~ This
tine Is fslt and Recognized BY all classes
Ia the community. and there Is no
dfsssiist Chat the movement - supply this
want wiii s,s 80 p0palsg that II y lli insure
the necessary Fa sing of the fsnds ~ ba III
e. Those pfesent Ht the meeting snb
sefshrd literally and aa executive eusn
e liteee. consisting cf JUICE Burke W r.
Bailey aud Thomas EBiugs avre spTsalnted.
/ with power 70 appoint eognlt ees O. a.
fist ti8egn 10 sAe5g cans ass atAou K the ctff-
gaas for snbsT ri ntEon~ The rommittees
aili begin soliciting todag, and hope 60 De
anle - False the necessary finances In
very sl5o.t tslne.
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AnRESs. The gsyi-nER.
Ills Victim in Court Held Under
Bonds For Trial.

John Ahfeux, who committed csimin9.
assault up0u Mrs Fannie ititu at Palmer
last Thursday night, was brought into Jas
tice Joha +, M!llers court for preliminary
hearing Yesterday afternoon.
when brought into the courtroom by
Constable Robinson he So aegered - . SCAT
where be ared iusolentiy ~ the woman
hc had Treated ss uutfagvuHs}y, lie Is q
young waa uul over - Years ~ age aud %
manner aud appearance Indicated that hs
vas of the lowest FyTe of genus hobo. =.
A pair OF frowsy jeans panfaioauS, airty
Woaieu shirt. rough coat. shabby basAts aad
souea hat made up costume shat height
envif ihe unpGVpos~esslns appearances ofthe
faan Ills tage waS covered with s two
weeks beard aslG h,s t3ajr was matted AHa
fen Down onto ats forehead.
He was asked q he was ready Ter trial
a. ] he ssld he v IS, aud ~ ben askrta what
pifa he wished % snake he replied "no'
gH}lty, iu 81 tEs1lcHt tone aDa fheu
letscd A. tae crows 81 & he hal said sosne.
thtnR fCFf w3ttS,
Tire eros4 Wsk excluded from the court
room and the GtsrBg was proceeded with.
Deputy fjeifitt Attorney FrnieH appeared
ioF IAv prosecution. bui AI.rsn said he 1tsi
uut tssnf az attorney
Toe evidence brought o0t as snhssaA-
Italy Ere sAme - Published iu tae fs}sf
tNrE13goEN ~ "a saturday. b T Er0wn
. farmer living 0esF Palmer. testified tlga1
Ahrva had hs$f stopping AZ his cabin
ahsttf a We@k = aan thg Nss&nlf TOOK r3a e.
t1a fae MaauFssass begara Ibe assault ID
went "a &r~ H.tHs boarding heuse fol
supper Thursday niAA3 he vas oag 5a.E
wtth q man named hWslhurt ansi did net
Eo 81 KenNus eahsu uEU4 ii Cieck. Hg
less Harfhur1 there aS3 announced ass in
Eeut1aa ul gufns ovg1.fa Mrs Htsa's hausss
tie ;sfs the ralA8 ana thai wss tiae .sel
$500 az him rs ihe uit0ess u0a after O.
Was sgr,.efssf.
Mrs, Mila NAs U<Tt csie3 Sbe b. 4
SoHuN woman aot ever "a years oi aEe. alr'
cf rather rrs Eosgt ss.aE appearance ~as
fel8 the s6arx 90 fht ttftiaY assault tu
E sasateh Jt.HW ara Yst snetesf ManNNt &hE
w,tu tUr h@f fhc admiration. s sltf Il car
rsss. sszu e1rllea GO $ lEEssait Fhv r.tai
tta3 seg-gI Sfsas ;6t w@ula - s&sgsAy'
asas htt rvscae tF9H hss eaa a,s @egs
ga8 SstG Ssg fsis atENefaNss.
5sl "a tis5.s - pa cAEtarsa \ FIRMS su hs
Ntsa.is aaeHs 81 ho8g after tha C0mr3 ssiot
81 flsF sE.nsr. Was she oaig ather witness
estg.t Ahssus 8s3 aoS make sng sgsse
msnt
tas.tea NaisE bstsse aEa,lIax An sr.u.
n9eF ts s Afaa thst he aagE8 90 "a f6 a. :
fHi g1zJ DC Assi taGa sss.sw so ~ iyc sgft
+ ea1ssnsftfa& .t1et y aWFss s@e cf5sae, 8sf
R3&tnty Asesa tsas aA3 as eee O haHsxs
IS Hsab 20 wD@ I Asee Hset NtfA hs ae
desserts H.s es8fs ~ew g4sesst 81 s.stsel
A. 30 a. zosEtS sars to s4} ee sSssaFk SCI
sa&t Ae fsas4 fssgHssa SO tassg4ts =
easily - s. Asses k3 aAs eefGfae3 8
"a Ser shsFr{ 81 hes ts&rb, ssaks9E = Sc
es1s-4 tEaE russ -52 lH 2 = sTs@ srsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

seattle Halls Tan tie Received he
sumption ,sf BusInsrs.

II il expected thas the tracks Of the se-
attic. Lake SHORE s Eastern, and the Puget
sound share f0ais viii be connected al
YesleF avenue today, thus allowing the
transfer Of cars between the two roads aud
restoring sraiFie arrangements 10 All ante.
tire basis.
This connection means great deal ia
The attic Lake Shore Il Eastern, 81 u Vii
enable tgackiAylna 60 bs fesumes fr9ys
snuaHalmle Oh. The company roA~Kas
about sn tons II steel rails o4 nj bay
which cannot ba used because TICS are uIi
The WronA side uf the gap They viii bc
rushed through as 4uiekiy "a possible. The
eufn paHy also has an engine and num-
Der 81 cars 0a the Puget sound sh0re ttask
that u ueees
THIS arrangement viii also FNssute bust
mess - is old footing and be ol great con
geusence TO merchants. ehe can have
their cars switched from oige traak 10 the
other ST their convenience insttsasi ot raw
log the esofhitaut dfayage aeman sei soT
Transferring stbce the fire.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

They win gs Filled by City Work
men Today

This morning 81 O'Clock Street Com
nissloaeE Cummings. with force of men,
will proceed Ia iii the holes dug hy the
Queen City Cable c9mpsny in Madison
street, ana - put the street in pessab e
condition. force OF police viii accom-
pany the works en-.
The tlueen city Company was some days
ago notified to repair the damage done 10
the street, bar has failed To do So aud has
kept guards beside the holes night aud
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EfsEylIIEs.
Esther Friday night a. fnsn hall

Esther Friday night a. Turn hall
"Esthere FRIDAY night al Turn ball
Tha ISsyal Iewiau will meet SATURDAY
afternoon at =. IA. la the N. +. church.
New scenery has boDn ordered sur Turn
Iisil thsstef. and thc stage vii be r.
mode led.
The new dress uniforms r. Se,npaay r,
Tspfata t3Fsen, we're ~ fied among
the iue ushess at driil. rue< night
FL Martin. 10Y. was arrested by G apt.
ktulry yesterday afternoon. Tor stealing q
silver wefch fgam the house If Mrs l. y.
Wyekugf
Licenses % wei were ISSUED by Auditor
Forrest yesterday fef J . Matthias and
Kate Palmer. lewts Nosrau aaa Mary an
4essaa al 81 Ssatthe.
\ warrant MAS SWORN aut iu Justice Nil
ler : essasFs tsSt aigat ier the arrest OF Js,ass
Grsgdali, lste FFupfltteF 81 The Aston
htuSes un charge at wita~tsaftHg
Me3sfseF 4 spencer Yesterday brought
satg IN Justice hs}eg's taaet 20 recover
So a tor services tn tstfgos ap tsut feg =
sgostsFeon and ssfnishsne materials i0r the
ssaae
irterd ~ the shsut}town saHasters
te0igs That iaey are 5asinN &esuf Ussty
ere III taena, hc ssys. - discouraged. u8t
! etess he Aas tss's gtfen up She asht ~ pad
fspt fa Mr.. baaax
after kae performance of "EsthvT. "a
tfsday eff ailss, tlse Fgu3wF1tt sfs8 talented
As&ztzg Bertha t'r}EaiEl W8H entertain sht
aatlencg vita saaa eAsStted Ia FarYa
aej isesilaa, lFsm NeFsit
}aha Ii&sss. "a b. w8s so ha.fEs injured go
an sos slant 81 tbs k,at saNn5l. several
"ee ~ $50. - ta FNTv eFtfsEst eoH8issan
tfHn Disorders nfelsa&a~si hF bis fu-
JFtes, IS Providence hospital
8hg seHnE latifes ~ sha \. n e. I. T.
t#f ssst zsseB a. fns fSe honorary t0es E=erS
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sTnkTfaS- Pes Eag.-i Hoe. T. i sggatfasi.
ot THE lau aFsn 50 stfatt8H. Seslin a Fegs.
;ut, wss married ln Portland on Monday
- Miss Matte Powell. who fas been 4
te4 fss Ia tae rtsa 1t schools y: Ssisn Nati
Fass and fsg = uHmter at EearS NJ. Strat.
E1u sue RS isride srFlvea ia seattle Iaex.
4af tFeStffE sn1 are stopping af the h.suie
~ s.s sgsifasF. Nj Il. r ~systtoa. On Siata
stSeef. Uatls a. arg naeTfs can b. Essrsecfesi
f5f EosBg ta hause seeuias
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-18

sAN FEANcssto. July lT.-Afraeed-
s.eHner stale 81 California. Portland.
leAfg1- Bask Northwest. Port Tow ass al
lNparfssl-~ -geaaser Oregon. Astoria: ship
\ asAa, Tacoma seminole. Port Tow a.
send
Ng@ Y0gE JAZZ T-Arrgiyesl--S1eagae
Egypt from s.sYeTssse4l
4.l9 Ehesee1. july II. AFrGrtsi-Ths
>}oeeg aHd city ~ Paris !rem Ncs y ofk
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. July Il.
Butter and cheese continue 10 s.ifien M
In sympathy with the feeling in San Fran
cisco.
Eggs were quite scarce for several days
bat the arrival of q carload OF Eastern a. g.
Yesterday relieved matters somewhat. But
few fresh ranch eggs are arriving aud Ore
gon eggs are quite scarce. We quote
Eastern. lse per dozen: Oregon, 20c per
flngen, and fresh ranch. 25c per dozen
The demand for lemons during the last
iuw days has been very large This has
also been the case with lines. FalF-slzed
stocks Of both are he'd and the market 1,
ia first class shape generally. Consigu-
nentS arrive generally III frst-class shape
though now and then few shipment
arrive TIA poor order. We quote lemons
s. .agat> per case
NERO aANnlsE AND PRODUCE Ri.
GEiPrS~Duriug the last twenty Iour hours
The merchandise and produce receipts
al this port were a. follows: Puget sound
shore road. 49, tons. tolBmhia & Paeei
Suun5 RAILROAD so tons Seattle, Lake Saort
. & kssiefn railway. $50 tons. Ey water
" wilmington. $40 tons: Eliza Anderson, .
teus Evansgl. , tons: City of Quincy. IL
tons, ". X MerSiu, : tens: Henry Bailey
tots. lois. ton. teo scoWs ~ brick. q
tons iouis Olson 70 toms. Total receipts
( i,-Si TONS.
SHIPMENTS - During TIE LASS twenty,
Four hours goods aud merchandise were
shipped from ~ attic IL The Surrounding
country rs follows. Puget sound shore
roa3. - tons, Colpmhia & Puget sound
railroad ~ toast seattle, Lake Shera i
+ EaS1f IA railway. - tons 81 water
( lvanboc, $50 tons; Willamette, coo tons
/ Nalis Waits. E,e9 tons; Clara Brown. n
+ ions ~. + Munrssc. IL tors. Casradt., 4
/ ts,ns: kliza Anderson. Is tons. v. X Ner
{ wiu. tons. lola, = tons. 6Face, : ;onS
Michigan, ien. Total shipmenis, B,45l
tens.
/ SATf Kg oF CEIPI-Tweaty bx,
Z glassware. 5 road scFApers. leo eases tiAsks
"a cases canned goods, l car wire mat
+ sfceses. car sashes and sips r. ] car tables
| ear common chairs ear furniture
household goods, : ears irBit lars aua
( ralss / ess ga plate. so eases eggs IL
/ atai cattle $40 SKIS Gguf. / large fiyw heel
+ j. csfs lumter. ? ears siaTe, 20 sks feed
+ 49, Bxs groceries
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Yesterday snofui1sx Unitea states Ma
sta Hzsss5ts a gave Instructions f. II e.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-20
RICH nOND college.
Professor uarris Going to Mexico
Lectures on Biology.

The health OF Professor Harris, chairman
n, the Faculty. and professor OF the School OF
Greek In Richmond College, has not been
good for some time, and he IL now away for
recuperation. Hts absence will not proba.
bly be prolracted beyond the beginning OF
the second term. which opens on the lst OF
February. He II on a tour through the
South. Including brief stOppaRes at Green.
vile. s. c.; Mobile, Ala; New Orleans and
Austin. Tex. It IL probable he Will 90 into
Mexico TO enjoy the invlgorating climate
about Saltello for a short time. lie writes
that be Is enjoying the relaxation very mucn,
sud that his health Improves. During his
absence Professor Puryear is the chairman
pro tenn, and Mr.. f. w. Boatwright is
teaching the Greek classes.
Mr.. Bo.twright Is full graduate OF the
college and assisted Professor Harris last
session. lie ha. the entire confidence OF the
Professor aud is popular With the students.
He is doing The work imposed upon him
most satisfactorily.
In response TO MANY inquiries, prompted
by the endowment Of the VISIT OF Professor
Young OF Princeton, in March last. the IA
Guilty announce that the next course OF lee
lures under the auspices OF the "ThOmas
Lecture Endowment" Will ne given 10 April.
The subject OF the course will be " Biology"
and the lectures will be delivered by PROBES.
sor II. Newell Martin. Or. Sc. A. NJ, VI. D.,
OF Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
The Professor has made this new aud taking
subject his special study. He Is said to be
a good speaker before popular audience.
The lectures will be well illustrated by a
trst-cIass operator. 1t II understood that
the expected lectures Will involve general
treatment OF the subject OF biology, in
Guiding the latest results II scientific In
yestlgation. No doubt the scientific and
other intellectual circles OF Richmond
will highly appreciate and greatly enjoy a
course ~ lecture, such as this promises 10
be. We need now and then discussions
which will Qu cken thought and bring new
IDEAS INTO circulation. The college has long
afforded the best OF instruction to our youth
and is turning It's attention more ana more
TO the intellectual wants OF the people geue-
rally.
Further announcements OF tho special
NUMBER. time, and theme Of the lectures
will be made.