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Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers hay

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
3. U. Steinman to Jennie NJ. Anderson
Lots and 7, in block %, Of Oak Park
tract; grant.
Albert w. Robinson to AdoIph and
August Heilbron-Lot 20, III block 0 and
z, Thirty-hrst and Thirty-second streets,
Of Homestead Association extension; 81.
Lizzie b., Matte L. and Katie w. Aiken
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets; $40.
4. [. and G. NJ. Robinson, Martha and
Henry Burnham and S. II. Davis to
Thomas w. Huntington-East 60 feet of
lot 4. H and |, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
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THE WEATHER.
There is Something in 1t That Indi
Gates q RainStorn,


Gates q RainStorm.
The Weather Bureaus reports yester-
day show the highest and lowest temper
atures to have been 740 and 49', as against
740 and 4So on the same date last year.
The highest and lowest one year ago to-
day were 76o and Az
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and p. NJ. yesterday We're 1907 and 30
inches, which shows that the barometer
is not at that point that indicates rain,
although the cirro-stratus clouds yester-
day were thrown cut from storm center
many miles away from Sacramento and
to the northwest Of this State. There
was an appreciable rainfall yesterday at
OlVmDia
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SUBsTITUTIoNs of well-known adyer-
tised articles seem to be the order of the
day. We deem it only justice to our
patrons To warn our readers against this
form of piracy. When you want an
article, ask your merchant or druggist
for it and don't accept substitute
The record-union., 1891-10-15

LADIES' GENUINE FRENCH
KID BUTTON SHOES, made
on the popular square toe COM
mon sense last, with an extra
long vanap, hand sewed, turn
sole, all sizes and widths,
So SO.
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To MANUFACTURERS like the Royal
Baking Powder Company the public is
creased purity of articles of food sold at
the present day. The reports of the of
fetal Government investigations of bak-
ing powders show the Royal to be stronger
and purer than any other. 1t is quite
evident that neither ingenuity, science
nor expense can in any way improve
upon the Royal Baking Powder as now
before the public.
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LADIES' FINE DONGOLA
KID BUTTON SHOES, COM
mon sense and opera last, flex-
1ble heavy sole, long vamps,
neat, dressy and durable, So.
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ST. DAvD.S.
7Is Howard Street, near Third. San Erancise

7Is Howard Street, near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON.
1 tanning 200 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds In the world; no guest
allowed to use the linen once used by another:
large reading-room; hot and cold water
baths free. Price of Rooms-Per night so
and 70 cents; per week, from SO upward.
open all night. r. HUGHES Proprietor.
aa- AT Market-street Ferry take Omnibus
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and OYSTER Ho1ca

E,IRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
L spect. Ladies dinipg-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCKMANN & CARRA-
CHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second street
between ] and K Sacrarn
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No buffet should be without bottle of
Angostura Bitters, the South American
appetizer. Manufactured by DR.. ,J. G. B.
Siegert dl Sons.
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STATE GRANGE.

List Of Officers Chosen for the Ensuing
Year.
The following named constitute the full
list of officers OF California State Grange
for the ensuing two years, with their re-
spective residences:
Master. E. w. Davis, Santa Rosa; Over
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MISSES FINE KID BUTTON
SHOES, spring heel, square
toe with q patent leather tip,
equals many French kid shoes
sold for more money else
where, B to E widths, II to 2,
So.
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nerfin cn,,nh c4ra

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t Is perfectly harmless, gives imme-
diate relief and cures the worst cases In from
two TO three days. lndorsed by our best phy-
sicians. Try bottle and You viii always
keep it, Price, so cents bottle The W. ii
Bone Company, San Francisco, sole propri.
etors. Kirk, Geary & Co., sole agents. Try c.
c. Liniment for acnes and pains.
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VIENNA CAFE

E01 K STREET. FIRST-CLASS HOME
CSI cooking. Board by the week. EMIL
EENTZLING, Proprietor, formerly chief COOK
Saddle Rock Restaurant. se4-Im
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PACIFIC HOTEL

Corner and Fifth Streets, Sacramento.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVEN.
~ lent to ali places of amusement. The hest
supplied with the best the marker afforSs
Street cars from the depot pass the door every
i've minutes. Meals. 80 cents
G. F. SINGLETON Pronrietor
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FREMONT HOTEL,
MRS. p. BRYDING, Sole Proprfstor.

IN fine family hotel; weil-supplied table:
airy rooms; terms moderate; aecomno odations
excellent. liz and la street ap4-9n
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CHILDS' FINE PEBBLE
GOAT BUTTON SHOES, neat
leather tip on toe, soft flexible
bottoms. Spring heels, sizes 4
to 8, 81; heelless, sizes 3 to 6,
75c.
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CITY licenses and water rents now due Pay
on or before the 15th inst. and save costs.
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CHANGEn HA1

CHANGED HANDS.
HAVING BOUGHT THE CENTRAL
Ii HOUSE DINING-ROOMS at $40 X
street. am now ready TO set the best meals in
the city. MRS. DORA FISHER. o6-1m
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MEMS CALF SEAMLESS
HOOK AND LACE SHOES,
wide toe and tip, calf lined,
heavy double sole, wide
widths, sewed and screwed
bottom, for durability and COM
fort it has no comparison, SO.
MEMS ALL-SOLID SEAM
LESS CALF CONGRESS AND
LACE SHOES, medium wide
toe and tip, double sole, stand-
ard screwed, smooth innersole
no nails or tacks to contend
with, sizes 8 to IL, 81 SO.
Z.
BOYS CALF SEAMLESS
CONGRESS LACE AND BUT
TON SHOES, neat toe and tip,
extension sole, sewed or
screwed, nicely finis h e d
throughout, every pair war;
ranted, sizes 81 to g, So.
s.
CHILDREN'S PEBBLE GOAT
BUTTON SHOES, rawhide tip
on toe, worked button holes,
heel and spring heel; sizes 5 to
u, 81; sizes 8 to 1O4, 81 25.
nd warrant every pair
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1SSWe recommend and warrant every pair
OF the above Shoes
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ATTEMPT TO SWINDLB.

Acknowledgement of California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
ST. JAMES and MoORE-MEMoRLAL.
Tho Two Chapters of the brotherhood of
st. Andrews Meet.

The chapters of st. James and Of Moore
Memorial church Of the Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrews held joint session in the lecture
room Of st. James church, with President p.
A. Arthur. of st. James Chapter, III the
chair
The committee on hospitality recommended
that more ushers be in attendance during the
different services in the church. A committee
was appointed 10 look after the collections for
the rcctory fund. A committee from the
Moore Memorial Chapter Of the brotherhood
requested the st. James Chapter To unite
with them in establishing mission in the
West-End.
On motion Of Mr.. Wren it was decided that
st. James Chapter render all possible fssls-
lance in the matter and bear one half OF the
expenses of conducting the mission. A com
mittee was appointed to secure suitable
building il possible on west Clay street. 1t
was also decided that ST. James Chapter at
tend the meeting Of Moore-Memorial Chapter
next Friday evening to make further arrange
ments in regard % the organization Of the
mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
PETERSBURG.
Accidentally shot-Mrs. ". II. Platfs School
An Ancient Relic.

PrTrRsBUKo. Va. June Special Yes
terday afternoon two small white boys named
TAYLOR and Wyatt were out shooting birds a
short distance from the city limits. w1 lf
Wyatt was accidentally shot by Taylor. he
Gun was loaded with bird-shot, several OF
which struck the wounded boy on the SIDE OF
the face and also on the arm. ,, -
The closing exercises of Mrs. William n.
Platt's school for young ladies took place TINS
morning and were largely attended. Mss
Susie WHITE and Miss Sadie Collier. having
completed the prescribed course and having
attained the required standard IN arithmetic,
algebra. geometry and plane trgonometry,
received certificates Of graduation IN the
school Of mathematics.
For highest grade II collegiate department.
in scholarship and department especial dis
tinction was awarded Miss Susie Whytet for
highest grade IN examination, Miss Anne
Harrison. Mss Mary thinner.
For highest grade in academic department.
in scholarship and department a medal was
awarded to Miss Maggie Stralham. For high
est grade in examination IN academic depart
ment. Miss Elise Harrison, Miss May
Claiborne. Miss Grace Mc(fill, Miss Fannie
Budd. For highest grade in primary depart
ment in scholarship and department medal
was awarded 10 Miss Mary Robertson. Prizes
were awarded for excellence IN examinations
10 Misses Nellie Carr and Julia Budt For i'm
provement in penmanship Miss Martha
Collier and Miss Iona Noltenius; for excel
lenee in department, Miss Lillian Crowder
The circuit court. Judge Is. A. Hancock
presiding, was engaged to-day disp0sing OF
more coupon cases. The court viii adjourn
on Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. TankerIey, editor Of the News and
Alliance. Burkevllle. Va. has in his possession
q knife that General Taylor owned during
the Mexican war The handle IS six inches
long and has an image engraved on eacn side
On one side General Taylor on horseback and
on the other side the bust Of Jackson and his
name. The handle is trimmed with buck
horn and tipped with a metal resembling
German silver
At the annual meeting of the trustees Of the
Methodist Female Orphan Asylum the follow
ing officers were elected: President John w.
Bradbury; Nice-President, T. J. Jarratt Sec
retary. Robert Harrion; Mrs w f. Parham,
first director; Mrs A. +. Thrift, matron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
THEY 1RE DEAD.
Several Citizens Passed Away-FuneraI Ser
vices Yesterday.

A. 200 Al 7, A.
AT MS late residence no. ~ horth ouIth
street, yesterday at 1890 o'clock, Captain
Harry + Rruenino denarted this life in the
~. i
siAty-lhId year on H4' aIe. Inc s, u
WAS very WEI kn WIN III luts cl'Y ana was lue
owner Oh several 'u-s emp "yeN on lue "a aile9;
re wa member Oh Virginia '9.il H. I',1'" a..
Ai."hu''' ana was 0." an" ~
one "i tne Hio'J useIul HoH III INC o"i'''N u
MY. ,4.r....., Ill.,, ...4..,o,.o. o.
NF. eyer ~ va, lay 90 ,
clocA at I'S I'LL. ,ll'. ,' r - ~
iFIo 1,ree. III 'i'' ,i'i , Won, -
49,, ADo - -" ''' '.., o,aio,l,
tt1I N'lu'''IH t.l' o. ''' 't'o-i "' 49,.
me i'lN'i"l %. 'il2' "f" ~" H. -
Ter oil l.. ~ ana Nh@ ma 0o"'u' VII 'ahhe
place t'-oHY from inc lh'-4I'eC Pap'S'
,hufch at I'D % clock. MISS S""eI uleu u,s-
day ey' mne 40 =" "cl'cA AL her parents
residence. NO. bOl BeVerly street. ,,-
Ihe lUneiN oil MISS hehe NcoiU 'l'lSei
TOOK place 'es'efdal Afternoon rom '"e t'S.
d'hce ol hcr parents no. NV ''o'ein =, lece,
al j O'CLOCK. Inc lhtelIheuI WAS ~ h"uIy
cemetery. -.
MISS NcislIer VINO l'.Ss,e@se' IL lVNi"S u
position ana many 'Arlsiian lia'lS' was tHe
daughter OF Nj l)ahlel d. Neisi@er' on thIs
city. formerly OF Manchester. She dled lues-
day morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18

a Confederate Soldier Unexpectedly FINDS
Himself with Two Wives.

Bnrsror, Tenn. June T.-lSpecial.l-
Twenty.seven years ago Mr.. A. Copor left
Bristol to 20 into the war. He returned last
night for the first time since be left that
day. A story has been told through the press
of tho country. Soon after he LETT here he saw
man in Nashville who informed him that ms
wife and children were dead, and he wandered
around alone through the country until he
reached Louisville Ky, where lie met a
woman and married her He did not know
bnt that the wife Of his youth had died years
ago. as was reported to him at Nashville. lie
wrote a letter 70 General Joseph X. Anderson,
inquirng about his family. He found to ms
amazement that wife No. had never aiea,
but is living near Bristol in comparatively
good circumstances. Tomorrow he VIII 90
10 the country 10 see her for the hrst uIi .
since the war and now the question IS W. III i,
be happy or unhappy union, or wlll II DC d
,,,;on ~ ali, lie is evidently placed IN a
curious position. His wife here says It VIII WI,
KIN her to lose him, and his wife IN LonlsViiilo
saws that she is compelled to keep hlm the
reaf IF nor DAVIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
knace for tho Stafea.

CHICAGO. June l7.-Eyery State and Terri
tory IN the Union was given space at Jackson
Park to-day for a building at the Worlds
FAIR. Thirty acres, lying in the improved part
OF Jackson Park between Ffty-sixth and
fifty-eighth streets will be devoted
10 the state buildings In some cases
Jess than half an acre has been given
for the buildings. while in others the amount
is much greater This assignment Of space 10
the States is final The buildings of foreign
governments will spread over seventeen acres.
Generally speaking the States have been
grouped with reference TO their geographical
positions. In the grouping the Eastern States
have been put together and so also have the
Southern. middle and Western and Pacific
States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
CONVICTED or MANSLAUGHrER.
A Sheriff Elect Fails to Give His Bond-Raln
and Crops.

FLOYD CoUBTHoUsE, June T.-ISpeciall-
In the county court Of this county on We'd
nesday last Thomas Lemon was convicted of
voluntary manslaughter. and sentenced 10
two years III the penltentiary. Lemon more
than two wears ago became involved IN q
drunken broil with Aaron Janney, his half
brother. and struck him with stone on the
side of his head, fracturing the skull, from the
effects of which death enSued IN about ten
days. Lemon fed to West Virginia, from
where he was brought last fall, the Governor
having offered a reward Of 800 for his appre-
hension and conviction.
The first day of the court was consumed
principally by the new county officers qualify
ing and giving bonds David Slusher, the
Republican sherif-elect, made an effort to
give his bond. hut failed. He will have until
July lst to give the bond. but it is doubtful
whether he will be able TO DO So Slusher
owns little or no property: there are several
executions against him i'll the clerks Office in
dorsed mo elects" and his homestead deed
is also on record. In case Slusher fails to
qualify tho county judge will appoint the
Sheriff.
Abundant rains have fallen hereabOuts of
late, and the corn crap" is beginning to get
in the grass. Wheat Is looking splendid. and
oats and grass fourishing. We have had a
good many very heavy fogs lately. which Is
Something unusual for this season of the year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
A FEARFUL FREIGHT WRECK.
ENGINEER and Piremen Killed on the ChsS-
apeake and Ohio Railway.
THE HACHlNGTON-LEE UNIVERSITY FINAL
The Body of Young sneed, Of Lynchburg'
Tound-A Lady Sustains Severe sun
stroko-From over the State.

LEXINGTON. Va. June 7.-lSpecial.l--Ihe
news of fatal freight wreck on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad near Majors station.
three miles west Of Lynchburg. resulting IN
he death OF the Engineer james Lane and
Fireman william Quinlin, both Of Clifton
Forge, has reached here.
While going up grade the train became
detached. leaving tho longer part several
miles behind before the engineer foundit out.
In going back after it at fair rate OF speed
he met it coming still faster, and before he
conld stop colBded with it, demolishing the
arst three cars and forcing the car next to tho
engine over the tender on the engineer and
fireman, killing them instantly. The engine
IL total wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
CHARLES N. BUSBEE DYING.
The Distinguished Odd-FellOH in a Crit
ical Condition.
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONERS TO MEET.
commencement Of the Agricultural and Me-
chanicai CoiIcge-Murderer saved FROM
Death-North State Notes.

RbLrrGH. NC. June Special. l-Grand-
Sire Charles NJ. Busbee. Of the Order OF Odd
Fellows, is still lying critically i'll at his home
in this city. and il is learned this evening that
his recovery is despaired Of
He is paralyzed on the left side and his
physician to-day expressed the opinion That
be could never recover. either mentally or
physically 49,,
The second commencement OF the NJ
tural and Mechanical College was heiu tnls
,norning nj tho college building. Inc annual
address was delivered by Rev. Is. Cade' editor
1.-THE Progressive Farmer. The institution IS
now onIv Two wears old, and the highest class
"a tbat az sophomore. The first graduating
class will he two years hence.
TIE WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.
meeting Of the North Carolina Worlds
Fair Commission has been called 10 meet here
on Friday to make full arrangements Tor
North CarOhnas exhibit at Chlca9o III 10.
The commission is composed OF me entire
State Board OF Agriculture. Colonel \. Il.
Andrews and Colonel 7. i. Keogh and the
Marshal J. b. Hill. OF the United States
Court Of this district. to-day left for Column
bus. Ohi" carrying three conyicts to the
nited states prison there. They were W.
Ii. EOblnSOn ana : u. Ncebs cNllN tNbet 81
counterfeiting. and Henry Davis. postmaster
Mt Halifax. convicted Of enlightenment All
were sentenced to eighteen months impr.son-
ment at the last term of the United States
Court which has Just adjourned
SAVED FROM DEATD.
Governor Holt to-day committed TO a term
Of ten years III the pcnitentary Captain
Mathis. convicted of murderin Wilkes county
and sentenced To be hanged.
Tho Communication was granted upon the
recommendation OF the Judge, jury. solicitor
and q number of citizens, it appearing that
the crime was only technical murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
Afthe (auitDl.

ttoyern MCKINNEY Yesterday refused u
pardon 1Achard Sampson, the colored man
who was sentenced TO TWO years III the peni-
Tertiary for assau!tng Ernes, Kessler. Both
men were employed in the Dixie Plow Works.
and Sampson in his petition for pardon as
serts that ne WAC simply throwing aside a
worthless piece of timber and did not intend
an assault.
A note from Kessler accompanied the petit
ton. and contained the hope that the Gov.
ernor would grant the pardon.
Sheriff H. !. spencer. of York county, was
at the Capitol yesterday.
Ireasurers T.. T. Daniel Of Charlotte !. n.
Booth Of Northumberland and William
Lackey of York were all visitors at the Capt.
tol yesterday.
Deputv-SherifT Goodo Of Chesterfield
county. was also a caller at the State House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
1PPOH.ATTOX.
a Beautiful MarriaGe-TalssrHax Vivauts-To
Contest.
CITY. Va. June 17.-[Special. J.

NCITY, Va, June 17-LSpecial. =.
The Baptist church at this place was beauti-
fully decorated this afternoon in honor Of the
marriage of Miss Agatha Deyericks 10 Mr. f..
w McNeal. of Radford. Va. The marriage
took place at 2 o'clock in the presence OF a
large assembly the Rev. s. L Grimsey
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. McNcal left this
evening for Radford. their future home
Miss Devericks was one of our most popular
young ladies, and she carries with herth best
wishes Of her many friends.
Iableaux under the management Of some
OF our young people are arranged for the
18th inst. TO be held III Franklin Hall
Ii Is announced that Mr.. j. T. L. Flesh
man tlndependent). who was defeated by Mr..
ii. y. Flood Democrat for the ONCE Of
INV ealth- attorney, will contest the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
NORFOLK NEWS.
The @'rain- Sinvin Mia Colored Muir
derer Arrested.


NORFOLK. VA. June 17.-ISpecial Local
sports were much interested in the Slavin-
Kilrain mill. They seemed surprised at the
result, and many dropped money.
Judge Brooke has granted charter TO the
General Grand Accepted Order of Brothers
and Sisters OF Love and Charity.
Among the officers are f. Daniel Williams
and J. 0. Vaughn. of Richmond. The organi-
cation is u colOred benevolent one.
Norfolks sporting fraternity turned out in
force at the race track yesterday to witness
the bird shooting by local sports. The marks
manship was very good. Hearst won first
honor
William Walker alias William Baker (col-
ored), was arrested by Detectives Prince and
Pitt for minor ohense. After the arrest
they became suspicious that he was wanted in
Richmond for murder. When approached
about it. Baker acknowledge the whole affair.
be having shot Mr.. Burwell last July over q
game of cards.
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mr.. Edgar Hatcher and Mss Anna Jones.
We're met at the altar in Park Place Methodist
church at Is O'Clock yesterday afternoon by the
pastor. Rev. Wiley Bledsoe. ID. d., who after
a beautiful and impressive ceremony declared
their lives united. There was large con-
course Jf Interested spectators
The ushers were Mr.. Alexander Jones. best
man: Mr.. c. b. Luck. Mr. }. j. Wilson, Jr.,
Mr. Willard Cox and Mr.. Floyd Lee Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher left on the o'clock
train last evening for an extended tour to
Washington and Northern cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
nORK or rENsION sHARKS.
White Professors Asked to Give Way for Ne
croes to Come In.

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. June 17-ISpecial. !
Pension sharks at Washington are flooding
this country with blank pension applications.
The letters arc addressed to widows and sol
diers of the Confederate army, purportng 10
procure for them pensions from the NOVerh-
ment bv renting 81 fee Of 80 when the APP
pHcation is returned aud properly sworn 10.
il would not be an eXaggerauon 10 say thal
thousands Of dollars annually ma l0oBihE
with those men III such neMr.Ous ana decepO-
i've practices -,
The board of missions at pittsbure. Pa.
which furnishes the means for carrying on
Biddlp University. has asked the resignation
of President Johnson and TWO OF tie prOies-
sors in order 10 put negroes IN their places
Sander. Of Wilmington. as president Nruhhe'
Of Washington. and Brooks a- professors;
The board of trustees. III whic9 are s"NeIai
prominent citizens of Charlotte, has declined
b. indorse this action of the PlttsOurg board.
Ameoting Of the trustees FROM i1ttsbuIg
an, the trustees of tins place was held To-Day.
The SOutherners entered an earnest protest
against the election OF negro president. rs
the college as always been under the Iule OF
white men. bat the littshuTg board our lleu
the Southern board and the negro was elected
Tho white professors Immediately resigned
also the gentlemen composing the Southern
board Of trustees.
Ata meeting of the committees appointed
by the Richmond Chamber of Commerce and
the Davis Monument Association. held at tine
Mayors Office yesterday evening Hon.J. lay
Tor + Il son and General cyton WISE We're ap-
pointed 20 draft resolution, emboiylng the
views OF tho committees rs 10 The most SUIT
able action t. be taken by the community ia
reference to a monument t. the memory OF
Hon. Jefferson paws. These resolutions
will be submitted % the meeting - be heid
this evening in the rooms Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at e o'clock and in addition to mem
bers of the Chamber and the DAVIS Monument
Association, the citizens of Echm'~ are
generally invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-18
THE NEW DOLLHOUSE.
4 Lease Obtained for the Ground and Work
to Begin at Once.

The executive board Of the Boat Club Of
tho Young Mems Christian Association held a
meeting Yesterday evening to make final
arrangements for the erection Of the boat
house. II was reported that a lease had been
obtained ion the ground necessary on Mayo
Island. along the river thirty feet east OF the
building of the Virginia Boat Club.
1t was decided to erect the building at once
and begin the work to-day if possible. The
house will be constructed fifty feet long,
parallel with the river. thirtv-hve feet deep
and twelve feet high. In order TO obtain the
required space il viii be necessary 10 set back
a portion of the background fence twenty five
feet. Mr.. +. Donati the lessee OF the ball
ground. has given his consent 70 this change
and the work Will be done at the expense of
the boat club.
II is expected that the house will be ready
for occupancy in about two weeks.