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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
BASE BALL.
Results Of the Different Games Played
Yesterday.

Players Lesgue-At Cleveland: Cleye-
lands, 0;New Yorks, 5.At Buffalo: Bufialos,
3; Brooklyns. 49,. At Chicago: Chicagos, 8;
Philadelphias, 6. At Pittsburg-Boston
game cancelled in order 10 allow the Bos-
tons to reach home in time to play with the
ButialOes.
National League-At Pittsburg: Pitts
burgs, 4: New Yo.ks, 0. At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati, o; Brooklyns, 6. At Cleye-
land Cleye-lands, o.; Bostons, 5. At Chi
cago: Chicagos, s; Philadelphia, ..
Atlantic League-At Washington: wash
inxtons, 3; Worcesters, >. At Baltimore
fsrsg game-Baltimores, I; Jersey Citys,
.. second game - Baltimores, q; Jersey
Citys. 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
THE CHAMPION TALKS.
Ready to Meet ANY Man, White or Black
for "A Consideration.

for "A Consideration.
Boston, July 3.-JOhn l.. Sullivan, who
is in town, talked freely with a United
Press reporter last night. Among other
things he said: when | will fight again ]
do not know, but / do know that | stand
ready 10 meet any man in the world, white
or black, if a sufficient amount OF money IS
forthcoming. | will meet Jackson for a
purse of$2O,OOO, but do not propose to run
after him.
with regard to the recent announcement
that Bilrlin was anxious to meet him again,
ne poOn-pOohed the idea, adding: "hliraln
will not fight again. Even if he had mil
lions behind him he is about the easiest
work for me in the country"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
ALABAMA MINERS

Threatened Trouble with Employees
Averted and Work Resumed.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 3.-The threat
ened trouble between the miners and their
employers has been ayerted. The miners
have decided not to press then
demands for Increased pay and
recognition Of their organization
and employees of the Pratt mines today
signed the old scale for the ensuing year
The men i'm the other mines will do like
wise, and all will return TO work next Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
Protest. Against uilI. of Lading

NEW YORK, July 3.--A circular letter
was sent out to-day 10 all boards OF trade IN
the United States bv the New York FRO
duce Exchap a. protesting against the new
firm osrbills Of lajing which all the rail.
roads adopted the lst Of July, and sprung
upon shippers without any warnings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
The worIa,. Columbian Expo.itIon,

CHICAGO, July 3.-Tbe silk question hav-
ing been settled, the Worlds Columbian
Commission, which has been in session
since last Thursday, took recess until De-
tober sth, when ii will again reassemble in
Chicago. The director general of the expo
sition will not be appointed until the next
session OF the commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
m.numsn, 10 GreeIsn Heroes.

The Greek Government proposes 70 raise
monument in the form Of a maus0leum 10
ibe French, Russian, and English who fell
hghiing for Greece during tho war Of indie
pnndence. Land for cemetery and uncut
marble for monuments have been voted In
honor Of the French soldiers and sailors
Killed at the battle Of Nays in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
STANLEY TOASTED.

Banauet Given Him by the Royal Geo
graphical society.
LONDON, July 3.-IIenry NJ. Stanley was
entertained at banquet by the Royal
Geographical Society tonight. Sir Grant
Duff. the president Of the society, in toasting
stanley. said that the explorer had perhaps
found an outlet for the surplus population
of England and America. Mr.. Stanley re-
pied that plenty of work remained for the
society To do in Africa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
The HresIhent at Cane MAY.

CAPE MAY, \. j., July 3.-President Har-
rison arrived By special train from Wash
ington this evening, and proceeded at once
TO where his family are staying. Mr.. Hal
ford and General sewell were with the Pres
idauf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04

BosToS, July 3.-George Watson, aged
Gs, the Mexican war veteran. charged with
falsely personating number OF deceased
yeters rs as pensioners, was trieu IN tue
uni.ed States District Court yesterday, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
uyporito to be Recognized.

LONDON, July 3.--The correspondent Of
the Times at Paris says that on july 18th
General Hypolite will be recognized ~ the
European powers as president OF the Hay
tien Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04

At to-day's meeting of the American
Boiler-Makers' Association il was decided
TO organize local boards in the various
cities, which will have control OF local al
fairs, and such matters as disturbance and
troubles between employers and employees.
The local boards shall be in the control OF
the state committee. II was decided To
hold the next meeting in 81. Louis on May
l. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04

SUBSCRIBERS LEAVING TOWN |
WILL RECEIVE "THE TINES" BY |
MAIL, UP0N NOTIFYING THE
CARRIERS OR BUSINESS OFFICE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-04
A SAD SIGHT,

This morning, watchman at the foot OF
Fifth street. Hoboken, found the body OF
nicely dressed woman floating in the slip,
and in her arms was clasped the dead form
of "A delicate little infant. The body was
identified as that OF Mrs. Franz WenlaDdt,
of li6 Park avenue. She and her husband
committed suicide some time last night by
Jumping off the dock. The cause OF the
triple tragedy was that woman had loan
ed Wenlandt S7j and he could not pay IL
back.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

Ny carts have already been introduced into nearly half the States
the Union giving most excellent satisfaction manufacture sx
different styles shown below.
No. is passenger Cart with sat bottom No pass
engr Cart with sduar body place Of Stats No. two
enger Cart with slat bottom No is two passenger Cart with
square body in place STATS No. is two passenger Cart with
square body with closed back and with box four inches deep with
opening on top. This is Pole Cart T. DoLAND.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-26

Conviction, were II never 80 excel.
lent. is worthless till IL convert itse2
into conduct Carlyle.
The advocate., 1890-11-19
CliG2gN. ROCK island { PaCfiG RT.

Including Lines East aud West OF che Missouri
River. The Direct Route 10 and from CHICAGO.
BOOK TBIlAND, DAVENPORT, DIES MOITND,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, WATBRTOWN, SIOUX
FALLS, MIlgNBApOLIB, gT. PAUL. BT. JOS
BPI, ATOfITBOt1, IlEAVTil1WoRTH, KANSAS
CITY, TOPEKA, DENVER, COLORADO Bp'NGH
and PUEBLO Free Reclining Chair Cars 10 and
nom CHICAGO CALDWELL, HUTCHIMgoM
and DODGE CITY, and Palace sleeping Cars boz
Indian Territory.
The advocate., 1890-11-19
DaeIarntIon of Pnrpoaea.

Whereas The general condition OF our country
lIppentiYely demands unity OF action on the part
OK the labOrlng classes reformation In economy,
and the dissemination Of principles best Cacii.
lated 10 encourage and foster agricultural and
mechanical pursuits, encouraging the tOiling
misunderstanding them I'm the road Of prosperity,
and providing q just and fair remuneration fOT
labor, Just exchange for our commodities, and
the best means for securing 20 the lAbOTing
classes the greatest amount OF good we hold 70
the principle that all mOnOpOiles are dangerous
90 the best Interests OF th6 country, tending Do
onslaye FREQ people and subvert and finally
overthrow the great principles purchased by the
fathers OF American liberty We therefore adopt
Cho following ms our declaration OF principles,
4 To labor for the education OF the agricul-
tInl classes In the science OF economical govern
mont IN strictly nOn-partiaan spirit, and To bring
about q more perfect union OF said clAgae8.
2 That we demand equal rights TO al ana spe-
81 10 lndOrse the mottO ''In things essential,
unity; and I'm all things, charity"
A. TO develop better atato mentally morally
socially and financially
b 10 constantly strive 10 secure entire har.
love among ourselves.
6. 10 suppress personal, local, sectional and
national preludlcesi al unhealthy rivalry and all
RDllfd ambition.
lslb tears OF widows and orphans, and its impern-
MHe commands are ~ visit the homes where
ncglatod hearts are bleeding; 10 asguAge the
sahoilngs OF brother or sister; bury Che dead,
el tOf Che widows and educate the orphans; 20
defein0 charity towards offenders, 20 COnBtrue
Bpydh and deeds In their most favorable light
guntlng honesty OF purpose and good inteni0n
~ DthofB, aud 10 protect the interests OF the
Hafmolh Alliance and Industrial Union until
DEATH lis laws are reason and equity, ita cardi-
nal doctrines inspire purity OF thought and lie,
ita ihtontlon is, ION earth, peace, and good viii
tRMAn1
The advocate., 1890-11-19
"LIYn OUESTIONs.D
from The Farmers Voice,

From the Farmers Voice
Judge John p. Altgeld, of Chicago,
1Ill, now on the bench Of the superior
court Of that city, has heard the "Mace-
donian cry" Of the great plain people and
10 going over to help them.
AT least book recently written by his
hand called alive Questions" presents
strong indications that the gentleman Is
headed In that direction,
That he may break the way and mark
the path for many Of his happily cir
cumstanced fellows, Is our sincere wish.
Among the topics handled in the
judges book are: "ProtectiOn Of Non
combatants, or Compulsory Arbitration
Of Strikes" "Pensions for Soldiers"
"The Administration Of Justice In Chi
cRgo,p "Unanimous Juries," projecting
the Ballot-box," "slAve Girls OF Chicago" {"
"The Eight Hour Movement" "Our Pc
nal Machinery and Its Victims" "Ar-
rests" Crime Producing Conditions"
EFFECTS Of Imprisonment" aWhat Pun
lahment Should Be-" "lmprlsoning Wo-
men" "EndIsCTiminate Filming" "Unnec-
tssary imprisonment" "What Shall We
no With Our Criminals" together with
gany other questions collateral with
fhose given.
II will be seen that the problems con-
sidered by the author are those which
wonld naturally compel his attention as
lawyer and presiding Judge.
tits nothing at all strange that legal
gentleman Of thoughtful habit Of mind,
combined with literary ability, should
I. mint hlsvIews as TO the facts, forms and
institutions that make the warp Of his
ally experience, and at the same time
tolor, shape and purpose to his in
ecsual life.
II Nttl.. Ts------------s--
Z end FOX catalogue, Topeka Bus, Coll
The advocate., 1890-11-19

Bend fox catalogue, Topeka Bus, COLI
The advocate., 1890-11-19
D. THNS. LONG. N, D.. SnIrANn.

once and private hospital, $40 Kanms Ave-,
Topeka. 10 10 o. M, diseases OF tho Eyo and
Eslari 10 a. m, 20 ~ M, Dei0rmihesi 2 tO4p. m.,
diseases Of Women and Surgery.
WIN VlBlt any part OF the county % operate, as
slst or council with any legal and reputable ply.
aiclan. Patients coming tO the city for treat
ment Win hnd excellent private on public hOspl-
tai accommodation. All correspondence prompt
ly answered
The advocate., 1890-11-19
Solid VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS

SWhAD uESlbDVh6 6iAFnE9S ltiIAlbiD
OF Through Coaches slooporg, and Dining Cars
daily botWo0n CHICAGO, DIES MONIES, oouN-
crh BLUFFS and OMAHA, and Free Roollning
Chair Cars betwOon CHICAGO and DBNVMn,
COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO. via g. jos
eph, or KanRns City and Topeka Excursions
daily, with Choice OF Routes 20 and from Salt
Lake, Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Tho Direct Line 20 aud nom Pixies RoAE. Mani
tou, Carbon Of tho Gods, the sRnitariuma. and
Boonio GrandourB OF Colorado,
Via Tho Albert Lea Route
Solid EySpraRs Trains daily bOtweon Chicago and
Minneapolis ana o. Paul, with THROUGH RS-
cliniug Chair Cars (BRHEl % and nom chose
points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and
Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake and Sioux
Ealls via Rock Island. The ENvoEito Line %
Watertown, Sioux Falls, tho Summer Resorts and
Hunting and Eishing Grounds of the Northwest
The Short Line via Seneca and KanlaAee Offers
facilities % travel 20 and nom indianapolis Sin-
cinnRW and other Southern points.
Eor Tiokota. Mapn. Folders, or denirnd inl1tiner
tion apply et any Coupon Tiohot otnoo. or aocEeaa
&. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASV!ARs'
Cam Manager. GonI The. q Rass. AGt
CHICAGO. Ill.,
The advocate., 1890-11-19

President ...........D. o. ZerGher, OlAth0, Kan.
VICE President. IRA ID. Kellogg, Columbus, Kan.
BeGy. w. H. Rightmire, Cottonwood Falls, Kan.
Treasurer. ........,,W. IN. Porter, OgWegO, Kan.
lecturer ......g III SNYDER Hingman, Kan.
.tDe0utiUo Committee. LIST district, John 3tOQ-
Hi .fB S distTIct dlssIlC " gMaTSS SbaTmSS II TO- S
pelga, Kansas; Bth district, A. HenquOnoti 0th
district, W. M. Taylor 7th district Mrs. M. T.
The advocate., 1890-11-19
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Please mention THR ADVOCATE when COTEas'
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08
a GOOD PILOT

John BOYLE O'Reilly. who recently
visited Washington on lecturing tour.
gives an idea of how the country Impress
ed him in the folowing editorial publish
I'D In his paper. the Boston Pilot in the
issue of April ath: to south. Young
man" said Chauncev VI. Depew to the
Yale Alumni Association: and then he
went an To ien of the heaptis> and OPP
poriunities of that section. aud advised
any young man with energy aud a few
dollars Ia inyest 10 go south instead of
West, That j. where Mr. Depew made
his mistake. Go South" NAV he good
advice: but Go south instead of West"
j. all wrong. II "a young men with ener-
~ and few dollars j. going anywherc
10 stay. let him inquire. aud. IL possible.
examine the sections beforehand. What
will suit one will not suit another. II he
cannot examine ahead personally. let him
steer. buttalo-likc neither West nor
South. but straight for a profitable GER
tainty for the Northumberland the far
ihest Northwest that he can reach. Mr..
Depew. ia this same speech. spoke Of
politics the South and other draw backs.
He said. speaking Of the negroes. thar
they would be- treated better in the south
than ia the North III they would let
politics alone" Without stopping to ask
why the southern negroes. of all Ameri-
cans. ought to leave politics alone while
politicians are misusing aud irving to dis
franchise them. We take this disturbing
element to prove the superiority of the
"a "A est II Ia Of
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08
EDITOR
THE EXTRA SESSION

Probably about the first of August the
legislature viii be called together at
Olympia FOR the enactment of such fur
ther legislation as seems necessary for the
more complete working of the state ma
chinery The especial reason for this re-
assembling OF our law makers. as init
mated by the governor in his published
letter. is for the purpose of properly APP
poriioning the state. This duty under
the constitution. seems TO he imperative.
aud perhaps. therefore. no reasonable
objection can be raised against the call.
But as intimated in the letter of the gov
ernor. il j. possible that other work may
he done. and IL may be- because of this
possibility many members of the legislature
contemplate coming To the capitol with
arms full of new measures. or are deter
mined 10 make use of their opportunity to
have enacted pet measures which failed
to maieralize during the long session of
the winter We wish merely Ia warn
such that in their desire to either satisfy
personal ambition in this direction. or
encourage them in disposition to pro-
long their stay in Olympia al this pleasant
season they will in our judgement. lind no
favor with the people. What will be- eN-
pected of this extra session will be- To do
only what seems absolutely necessary at
this Time and for purposes which
cannot reasonably - deferred until
the next regular session IN January.
More than thi, will n"ce>Sitate
an expenditure If the peoples money
which az this time they dc not desire To
see expended in this direction and which
will not be- permitted il the dear people
can help it. Let those. therefore. OF our
Legislature Who NAV have personal axes
TO grind or pet schemes al new though
probably useless legislation. pat these
hints in their pipes and smoke Them for
We think the people are ia earnest and
unanimous in their desire that the extra
session be a short A. po>sihle. and will
hold their law makers accountable for
violation Of their wishes IN this connee-
ton
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08

SAN FRANCISCO. MAY lit j. thought
that the preliminary trial trim of Tho
cruiser san Francisco will he made some
time newt month.
the case of tiustaye Berner. The iii sho"l
maker who died ten days ago from a
beating inflicted nv William sullivan
and Michael .Dolan. who are under
arrest Tor murder. The jury brought
y, ~ verdict thai Berner came To his death
iI"nl hlhfles caused by hard substance
lrlai OF James =. KENNEDY. former
clerk IN the postoiiice. who j. charged
WIN the emhczzlcment of funds belong
ing To the Office. was commenced This
afternoon in the United States district
court, Judge Hoffman having overrnled
I lne nemurrur OF the defendant ia an in
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08

A 81. Paul gentleman yesterday found &C.
casion TO call at st. Paul business house in
search OF a young man to whom he owed a
small sum.
He's been fired, /" explained clerk.
"How is thstf asked the gentleman
He got the @. By
Perhaps am obtuse, but really cannot
comprehend
Why, the firms given him the razoo.n
See her, my young friend, /" said the caller,
sternly, II am willing to continue this con-
versstion in French or German, and believe
can sustain myself in several other languages,
but | must draw the line at East Seventh
street. st Paul Pioneer Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


The following arc the real estate trans
iers taken up 70 O'Clock yesterday after
noon as furnished by Fred e. Pettbone
a Co.. real estate brokers and abstractors.
tairhaven and Whatcom:
u Jones ct al TO G c Fisher. swi, Of lot
;. bin -. New whrtcon sesa
sarah ~proul. and husband toGD
Drake. lot ~ biz 10. Electric Motor
Line add TO Falrhaycn. n
Y Brown and wife TO VI Covley, lots a.
y and H. bin I. Browns second add
To Blaine. 4 ma
T. Miller To u r Common lots $3.50
and 70, blk ~ scmiahmoo. na
United states 10 J. 1Totchklss, lot 3 and
y, w not OF s,,s' and nela Of swia. sec ~
? Hotchkiss and wife 10 : Wade. an
nnd interest IN lot B. and WI OF Sc
Amos DEXTER !" and d aif se to Z w %ai y,
~. nis OF >cis OF neit. and So of mel.
81 nea. and swii 81 nei,. all in see
= lIotchkiss and wife to G T Moore. lot
sec ~ tp Wnri aa5
\ Dexter and wife to e T Moore. und
int In lot 2 and scia Of nwi4. sec ri
J RThonlas aud wife to W smith I'D"
81 W. of sell Of sell sec6tp mr.
United states TO " c Robinson. swi, Of '''"'
= sec 81 tp ~. rae
l. e Boston and wife to Jas A Water.
4. bury. neia of swis, see q. tp3o RE
} a Waterbury 10 Eliza Boston. net,
Of swl4. Sec -. Up 10. nr1e.
Receiver 10 d II Felmley WI Of swt,.
sec 3 ID Slnr3e, a
, - q Bel X Go to W Mckee. lot H.
bikia New Whatcom Inn
a Butler e. al 10 II II Hooker lot T.
Hutlef MOOre's acre tracts, gao Z
W Purdy aud wife to r n Cowipg, LOT
& ,furdy's subdivision % Drayion. LIS
T Moore and wife 10 " Eldridge ct al
wi of nwh and swia Of swi4 sec II.
tps0, W. :
Cain "a Anderson, lots Z. 4 and s.
blk q; lots q and ~ blk ". Blaine 300 7
lfiNSDn 10 II White. ma Of swi.
Of neh ~ sell. sec ~. tp%r3 e. 1000
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08

Craft and wife to W A smith. lots
z and 81, blk IS; lots Il aud Is blk ~.
Blaine. sOO0
W 4 smith 70 to } . sorbin lots IL aud
II. blk ~. Blaine, leo0
Fairhaven Land Co to Mrs NJ I Kench.
lot 23. blk 10. first add to fairhaven. 10
B& { Co to q Rolhfus LOT |,
blk S3, first add To New Whatcom. nj
J Wagner ana wife 80 T Payne. nei. OF
NV. OF sela, sec 3 Up 40, RE. I,ssO
Nj p Chestnut and husband 10 d G Lee
Sourd. lots 10 II incl, blk 4, Valley
Park add To New Whatcom .ss.G
J Harper TO Rowlcy. e. of sci. of ne
>, see 9. TIP q, lie, S0
l. Mounce and wife To W X Tarte lots
u and Il, blk :. Mounce's first add To
Blaine, ll4:N
L l. Mounce aud wife To \ 4 Tarte. lot
=, biz u, Mounce's first add to
l. l. Mouncc and wife to A \ Tarte,
lots u and H. blk y Mounces first
add to Blaine. I'D
J Stone TO G Il swanstrom. lot 4. blk
III; Fairhavcn Land COS second add
to Fairhaven, sn
J l. jackson and wife to NJ NJ Carsher.
iide lands IN 'front.' Of lots . and !, blk
United states To \. e. salisbury. lots $
and y and "a of sell. sec 5, ~ t0,rle
W III Miller aud wife Ia A Field ct AL
nell OF nwia aud sei4 OF nwl. and lots
Z and 2. see 10 tip 81, - i-U
t. Austin and wife toe NJ Williams.
lots II aud T.. blk II, New Whatcom. lGO
c NJ Williams and wife to Austin, NJ,
of sel4. sec X. tip 40.r3 ltAC
X u 4 K X Co to Elizabeth X Kirk
patrick, part Of lots and ). Blk ~
New Whatcom. Las
D W II Carpenter to NJ l. Chamberlain
] ct al. eti OF sell, see ~; and vi. of
sw "a. sec ~, tip y. T I. adDC
Receiver Ia Morrison. ct, Of nwi,,
see a. Up a. \ In
[ sunny 20 T. Byron et al. lots 10
and II; blk ~ Fairhaven Land COS
first add to Fairhaven. g.a
Whatcom County Investment Go to
Ida . Cole. lots 10 and n. BLK |, East
Fairhaven, an
Mabel Glen and husband to T l. Far
rell ct al. - Of lot 9. blk d Belling-
ham. aOh
W T. Hughes and wife To ] ; Broshears.
lot II. bin 10. Central add to Fairha-
ven. lNl
f Cosgroye aud wife To NJ Campbell
u. II. ID. L.. II and ~. biz q star add
tO fairhaVen. 9a
J " hlebe and wife to A wilkins. lots
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-08

The total vote cast in Tacoma al her
municipal election ON Tuesday last Was
t's* The total vote in Fairhaven ON the
same day was Laos. aud the petition to
congress fora sub port of entry was signed
by at least 300 men who did not vote, in
dleaiIng an adult male population of more
than i'" Tacoma claims population
OF more than 1000. Fairhaven is less
than one year old and casts one-third as
many votes as the City of DESTINY. The
figures tell their own story.