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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-04
NORTHWESTERN LITE.

As life is uncertain and bank cashiers arc not 10
always trusted. Why not invest some Of your
spare change in life insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

Items of Interest Picked Up at the Capitol
Building.

The report in the papers ola few days ago
stating hat. Judge Henry Wood, brother-in-
law of Judge Tourney was dead, was in
correct The gentleman who died was
Colonel W. W. Wood. Of MeckenDurg
county.
Colonel John 7. fitzgerald, Of launyille.
was Is visitor TO Governor Mckinney Yester-
day.
Judge A. ID. Watkins, Of Prince Edward
county. sent his resi- nation o. Governor Nc
kinney Yesterday nder the law tie Gov
ernor viii now designate "a Judge from au ad-
Joining county to conduct this court nutl tine
meeting OF the Legislature. which alone can
elect his successor
G. A. Albert of Russell county, was APP
pointed "a notary public yesterday.
Joseph DoOley was pardoned by the Cover
nor Yesterday. lie Was convicted n the Cor
poratlOu Court of the city OF DanWile Of
grand larceny in March, 1891, and sentenced
to twelve months in the penl'entiary.
The pardon recites the TACT that the person
who preferred the charge against Dooley was
drunk at the time the Ohense is alleged TO
b.i.e been committed and bore bad eputa-
non generally. Dooley Is only sixteen years
of age and is highly esteemed uy ali WHO
know him. The pet tlOn for pardon was
signed Jy many prominent citizens OF Dan
~ lea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

Committee OF the Strikers Appeared Re-
fore the Fire Commissioners

The Board Of Fire Commissioners held their
monthly meeting in the Offices at the Broad
street FIRE station last evening at 8 O'Clock
Chairman irschk1rn in the chair. A large
number OF excuses for iai ure in answering
IRE alarms We're examined and passed on.
One case of drunkenness and one for care
less driving escaped with q reprimand and
warning in each case.
A committee Of three composed Of Messrs
Emmett Richardson. lee Jenkins and Edward
j. Mulcahy appca ed and stated that they
represented the strikers AZ the hicmond ocO-
motive Works, numbering about three hun
dred men.
Mr. Mulcahy, the first speaker, stated that
the macninists understood that there WAS a
rule of the fire department wAic1 prohibited
any work for Richmond going outside of the
city and called attention 10 the fact that ire
engine had been sent TO the Richmond
Locomotive Works for repairs and that
those works were In Henrico county.
The committee was assured that while
ID was the policy of the board % keep
all work possible in the city: that there was no
such rule governing the department. The
committee then IN the name of the strikers,
who held a meeting in the morning 20 take
this action. entered protest against the
cltys giving any work 10 the ri hmOnd
Locomotive Works as long as the strike IS ia
progress.
One of the committee stated that it had
been reported 20 them that the Locomotive
Works were unable t. properly DO the work
and had asked tor the fireman and engineer Of
the machine TO come to the works 10 assist in
the repairs.
This Mr. Frischkorn explained by saying
that the repairs 10 be done were on The boiler
and that they sent the engineer e. strip MS
own machine i'm order that Ire might em-
ployed while the engine was disabled and
thereby save the city per day
Mr. Richardson and Mr. Nuirahy stated
that they were onl symplthizeis while FIR.
jenkins saiN he was one ID the strikers. After
Ieiteratiug their protest anI receiving the as
suIance of the board that tie matter would
receive their earnest attention, the committee
withdrew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

He Arrived From New York Yesterday and
viii Remain a Few Days.

Richmond has a distinguished visitor with
in her doors Governor Simon Bolivar Buck
ner and lady arrived in this city yesterday
from New ork b. the steamship Old Domiu-
ion and were driven To the nOme of Mrs. j.
H. Claiborne. y east Lei b street, who ls
the mother Of Mrs. Buckner. They have
been visiting the Eastern cities for several
weeks. and alter few days stay
here will go 10 the Greenbrier White for
a brief so Ourn before returuin. 70 the blue
grass State Mrs. luckner s well known
here. and she and her distinguished husband
are people whom Richmond delights 10 have
within her limits Governor Buckner WAS
here at Governor Lees inau uration and like
our fitZ was ma org neral IN the
Confederate army. He wa elected Governor
of Kentuck, in 1877. and As under the laws Of
Kentucky. similar 20 those of our own State
a Governor cannot sue eed himself, he vii
retire from Off this fall. noy' rnor uckner
is a we'll preserved specimen OF the Southern
soldier. and carries his sixty eight years very
lightly. The Governor is taking vacation,
and declines all invitations TO express po-
htlcal opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
NORM ARRTVALS.
The Guests who Were Registered In Rich
mOnd Yesterday.

Jhapby's Ho'cl.-A. II. Levy. New York; J.
B. Bannister. Newark. \. j.; VI. f. Hines. A.
W. Hoyt. Greenbrier, O.; William Hundley.
Bridgeport. Conn; A. T.. Walters. Reidsville,
\. c.. D. w. Holt, GoldsbCro. y. C.; Charles
blum. New York W. W. heney. Baltimore.
Md W. j. Humphreys, Boston Louis Rose,
William Partridge, ,; D. lindsay, >. o. COX
\. H. Slaughter VI. j. Wrenn, A. j. Ellison,
North Carol ma A. Rosenthal. G. j. Silver
stein New York. H. $. Adler Baltimore. Md;
4. Is. Houston. Patterson. \. D.: George L.
Fell. Portsmouth, o.: A. Buchanan, Hanover,
Va: Captain }. -. Hick Lexington, KY; J..
l.. Gerst, Danyllle, va.
Tie Erclange anil BaHard.-H. II. Lane
Charlotte \. c.; Andrew Dodge New York;
Harry King Baltimore; Miss j. V. Nash. New
Orleans O. Marcus. Baltimore 9; N.
Nichols. Portsmouth, O.: WI. Il. Bell, North
Carolina W G.. Fox. Roanoke. Va: George
+. Moulton, New ork A. Theodore Cotton,
Norrisville. \. c.: Miss Fedela Maroon,
Morrisyiile. \. g. NJ. W. Nelson, Norfolk.
Va. c. 5. James and wife, Philadelphia W.
j. >ayeres Atlanta Ga; Richard Ne lweine,
Hampton Sydney. Va; J. Is. Hankins. Iaze-
well Courthouse II. Coope. Cincinnati, O.;
Miss Coope. Cincinnati. o.: j. Il. Stellngs
Reidswlle. n. c.. C.. W. Ryan. Baltimore
Nd. c. V. Dutton and wife. Waynesboro. Val
II. t. FauutlerOy. Williamsburg. a.
Darjs H,use.-M. L. Jones. Charleston, 8.
c.; James A. Floyd. Topeka, Kan; ). r.
Loeb + r. Taylor, NJ. Greenhooe. r.. Kits
waller. New ork ). b. dickson. Cincinnati
o.: Charles p Epps, Chicago. III. j.. /. Cook,
Boston. Mass Hooper Coyno, Cincinnati, o.;
r. h. Bryant, It. Louis. Mo-. A. G. shannon
Washington ID. c.: +. l.. Cunningham, Port
land. Ore. A. c. greidlin, Charleston. ). c.;
George Duffy. Baltimore. Md: }. G. Robin
son. Walter 0'Byrne. New York s. I Haines,
Philadelphia. Pa. Thomas Rainey, New YORK;
David G. Rosenheim. Baltimore, Nd. d. j..
Frgleston. Glasgow. Va. G. tanuah, Char
lotte Va. d. Norman. }. c. Johnson. Phia-
dephia. Pa. James +. Barclay. New orr;
n q. Galloway. Chicago III $. Deutsch
New York NJ. 5. Hamln North Carolina ).
Wilmer New ork G. H. Neal Washington,
d. c.. 4. II. LEDGE Winston, \. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

There Were Fifty-Two Deaths in Richmond
Last Week.


The report of the Health Department for
the week ending June 9th shows the whole
number Of deaths to be 52-25 white and "a
colored. Still-born. white and colored.
Annual rate of mortality per ,000-white.
q. So: colored. So "a: total. 3l.Sl.
Cause of Death-Apoplexy, 2 white and
colored: asthena, l colored; cancer OF
stomach. white: cholera infantum. 6 white
and 3 colored: congestion of brain, white
and / coored: deblity-general, / colored;
diarrohna. / colored: diarThpa-chronic, 2
colored: diphtheria. 2 coored dropsy-car-
dac, colored: drowning, cOl0red; exhaus-
ton. / white: cOngestive. l white
fever typhoid. white: fever typho mala-
rial. colored: CASTRO enteritls, 2 white;
heart disease white and l cOOred; hemi-
plegia. white: insnition. white: infantile
lOckiaw. / cOlOred Inflammation Of Kidneys,
! colored: leo colitis. white marasmus. I
white. meningitis. white ola age. white
and l colored peritonitis, l white and col
Grad premature birth. / colOred septiceemia.
! white suicide by arsenic, ! white; teethins,
2 colOred tetanus. cOlored.
Sex and cOlor-Males white and 2 COL
ored females u white and Is colOred.
Locallty-Marshall ward. 6 white and 4 col
ored. Madison ward. 2 white and ] colOred;
CLAY ward. white and colored: Jefferson
ward. 3 white and 7 colored Jackson ward.
white and IL colored sImshouse. white and
colored.
Ages-One day 10 thirty. white and 3 col
ored one month to SIX. 7 white and 3 colored.
six months 20 twelve. white and cOlored;
one year to three 2 white and / colored; five
years to ten white: ten years to twenty.
white and colored twenty years TO thirty 4
white and colored: thirty years 10 forty
white and 1 colored forty years to fifty. /
white and cOlored. fifty years TO sixty, col
ored; sixty years to seventy | white and
colored. seventy years to eighty, 1 white;
eighty years TO ninety. white and | cOlored.
Average age. twenty-one years.
Number of visits made by physicians for
poor-First district. 2S. Second district, 81;
IL l. IL. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

-ss.v FRANcfsco. June 29.-Before he left for
Australia John J.. Sullivan gave his opinion
- I,In Corbett as a fighter sullivan had been
told that he was held by the public as respon-
$50 for the wretched fasco OF that four
ro,,nd sparring match between himself and
Corlett This enraged Sullivan and he said:
rrbe public was disappointed because ] took
NV cue from Corbett. This sparrng bout was
IN his own town. and allowed HIM TO cut out
lie ACE lie did not want any genuine
scrso 30 that settled it. You may tell that i
ho Knocked out. Why. he can't fight Little
lii could knock him out easy in four
rounds"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
RAILROAD AProINTMENTs.
Changes Which Go Into Effect on July LIST on
the Chesapeake and ONO.

The following appointments, which 60 into
effect July lst, have been made 10y the general
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Eailroad Company
Mr.. W. +. LaBontais appointed purchasing
AGENT i'm add tuu To- his duties ~ general
storeaecper. All purC4a es except stationery,
fue, aud ties. wLlln Gture ue handled through
las Office.
NJ. 4. N ellis appointed superintendent
and MIR fl Per.e eng Deer maintenance #
Wy O.. the huntington DIVISION, with Office 1T
huntington. rs. 'a
W.. n. g. DousAton is appointed supern-
touleut and Mr b.. ~. SCARBOROUGH gineer
mauDn4nroo. way Of the Cincinnati DIVISION,
with D.ice al Cincinnati. ID.
Tho once 81 assistant superintendent on
these divisions Is abo I-hed.
MT ID. FRAZIER is promoted to tho position
OF chief engineer. with Office at Richmond.
s. o. a~ will assume charge OF all con tructun
work on existing main line and branches. pre-
pare standards for the maintenance o. way
depar ment and conduct su IA other special
work as may be assigned to INN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

His Honor Mayor Ellyson Colonel John 3.
Cary and Colonel W. T. Cutshaw the com
mittee appointed to wait on iipn. A. NJ.
Kelley to invite him 10 deliver a lee
ture in Richmond for the benefit Of
the sailors and soldiers monument
called on that gentleman at his home
Yesterday. Tfev we're cordially re eived and
the invitation accepted. Tho sub oct selected
il egypt. and will boz delivered in ~eptember
the day yet to ne determined. Mr. Kelley
residence in gvpt as Judge Of the lnterna-
tonal Count there. added to his well-kn7wn
ability as a lecturer Will make the entertain
ment one OF rare pleasure aud merit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
DEArH or Il BBIrIsH CONSUL.
Mr. William Marshall, sr.. Passed Away at
His Gome ON Main street.


His Gome ON Main street.
Mr. William Marshall ST.. the British vice
consul ia Richmond, died at his residence,
No. 4Ol}l east Main street, Sunday morning.
in the eightieth year OF his age.
Sir Marshall Was born in London in Decem-
Der. 1871. and when about twenty nlne years
of age came 10 Ameglca. tie lived TWO years
i'm Nashville Tenn. then moved % iIch-
mond. and had resided here up % the time ol
his death Before the war he VS. connected
with the Galego Mills. for many years
previous TO his death he WAS witt Charles
Wa. kIns. tobaccouist. and only resigned
Jew weeks ago on account of failing health.
Mr. Marshall has ulled the position OF british
vicc-cousuI lu Rlchn )nd for a long time.
ip toa .cw months ago uo enjoyed excel
lent health and attended regularly tO ms du-
ties About TWO weeks ago he became so
weak be could not leave ms room. lie con-
tnued 10 get worse until he quietly passed
away.
Mr. Marshall married Miss Gertrude Hall,
daughter OF the laie Jacob Hall. She died
a Few years ago i've children survive. They
are Nj William Marshall Ir.. Mrs Cazncau
Mcleod. wife OF the Governors secretary.
Mrs. McAnoney Oi New orA. ana Misses
Alice and Florence 1larsla all All We're pres
ent al the time Of bis death except Mrs. Nc
Aneruey, VINO reached here yesterday alter
noon
The funeral will take AGO at T. III. to-
dav from ST. lauls church, and tire in
terment will he made ia Hollywood by the
side Of his wife. he following gentlemen
Will act as pail bearers
Active Is. q. miller IL. q. Cabel. Jr.. W..
g.. Catlett Colonel John Is. Purcell 81. T..
Clarke. James 4. Stray. W q. bentley, Alex
auder Mose.ey and Charles Watkins
Honorary John Finders. ST., William ID.
Gibson Robert - Richardson and NJ. C..
Staples
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

gard to the paving Of the alley between o
and and Twenty-ffth and Twenty sixth
streets was taken from the table and then re-
iected.
petition 10 pave Orange street from 81.
John TO ~. Paul streets was referred 20 the
ward committee
ltwas decided 10 have Hill street graded
between First and Second streets. the work
TO be done 10y the repair force in the proper
form.
The following contracts were awarded TO
the lowest bidders. Messrs. Savage ~ Beve-
ridge. hay. oats and straw: Alvey Brothers.
brown-stuh and sheaf oats Allison d Gunst,
corn, snip stun and salt
The committee then adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
ohd-IeIlow.,Omeers.

At regular meeting of Richmond Lodge Of
Odd Fellows had last evening the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing SIX
months Noble Grand, G. Eyensen Vice
Grand. j. s. Bethel Recording Secretary, l..
A. Tucker. Financial Secretary. VI. b. Ramos.
Treasurer; T NJ 43inls; Chaplain D. T. Mid
A committee was appointed to draft resolu-
tons OF sympathy t., send Grand Sire Charles
NJ Busbee as follows Messrs George Is.
Davis. A. w. Rosene. H. II. Jenkins, {. I. Gary,
and Thomas n RENDER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

tni'ed S'oes Commissioner. August Hol-
Zapie a bar-keeper. was arrested yesterday
by Deputy United States Marshal Ballard
charged with violation OF the internal eyenue
law. The case was heard and he was sent on
10 the October grand jury and bailed for his
appearance.
CtJ Chcaft Court the suit Of ID. H.
Lewis against r. J. Casey and others. an or
deT was entered for a special jury To convene
Tins morning at 10 O'clock. The order Was
made on motion II the plaintiff.
! he suit If g. Cassard q Son against w. L.
Fleming WAS dismissed.
La the suit of the National Park Bank, of
New ork, against Levy Brothers, Judgment
was given Tor the plaintiff for - 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
4 stnre Robbed.

The store Of Messrs. Pace q Powell No.
1923 north Second street was broken into last
evening and the cash drawer robbed OF
$3.50. The robbery was made known t. the
Second police stat II. and officer edford
was detailed TO work on the case. He use
excellent detective quail ties aud succeeded
in short time i'm finding the money,
which the thief or thieves thought best %
drop. Every cent was recovered, and the
officer has good reason for believing that he
will be able 10 make arrests to-day. The
money was found on the premises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
The Temperance Lecture.

Colonel J. j. Hickman. the renowned tenn
perance orator. LETT yesterday morning for
Wa boro. whore he will conduct meetings
during the week.
Col ne Ni kman addressed very lsrce
meeting Sunday night at DR. Whithelds Dap
It's, church. n luton. Ills address was IN
attack Il on Be hi license ~i stem About
twenty-five names were added 10 the lisl Of tie
Good Iemplar organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

A picnic will be given on July attn a. Char
lotto Courthouse in honor Of Mr. Thomas W
scott. ex-g nited States marshal for the East
ern district of Virginia. Mr. Scott IS a can
didate FIR the State Senate to succeed the
late Senator W. II Wood.
Major W T. Wickham. Of Hanover will on
the same day eutertaina number Of his friends
on hi farm. Rumor has 1t that the MAJOR IS
sked by his friends % run Tor the senate, NJ
he declines 10 d. so if his brother ion Henry
T. Wickham is a candidate Tor reelection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

Howard Ford. who has been for some time
a yardmastcr at the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. died Sunday afternoon of congestion
Of the brain The tel.ence Wa fece yed
with great regret by many III Is ~ re was
eTceed nolv popular with all WHO knew him.
His funeral viii take place rom his la'e
residence. SO. 5lI Twenty second street, this
afternoon 90 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
Chanra of Schedule.

The II A. NJ train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio will on July LIST leave az 1l:05 A. NJ.
The 400 p. NJ. train will on Saturdays run
through 10 stanton,
n. .ocal train from Hinton will arrive at
7,sO T.. NJ. instead of 745.
The trains from Norfolk will arrive at 1000
A. NJ. aud 6:55 p. ii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

The Backgrounds Win Nictoly-Results OF
the other Diamond Battles.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 29-1he Brook
lyns Gained victory to-day aitera hard-tought
battle. With a score Of 9 10 5 they went in
the ninth inning and pounded ont four runs
making the score tie. In the tenth IN
piuo tie home club put Gleason In the box.
bnt Ward $ men kept mp their fulisade max
ing two moro runs, while the ihilies were
tonth. Tie fielding on both sides was bril-
liant. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
LEAGUE RECORD.


At Boston z. B.H. Z.
Bostons. .......4O1O OO2OO-7 10 2
Washingtons. @ 001 0000 % 8
Batteries: Bufinton and Murphy; Fore
man and Mcclure. Umpire, Kerns.
At Philadelphia: b. B.H. +.
Athletics. .......4 OO0O1OO0-5 4
Baltmores. 30 0O13 o. 3
Batteries. Weighing and Milligan; Cunning
ham and Townsend Umpire, Ferguson.
At ST. Louis. r. B.H. 2.
81. Louis .......21O140O 20-fO y 4
Co.umnus......O0 900 06 Ill 10 &
BattsVs: Neal and Munyan Dolsn and
Domaine imp AIays. There were only
three games to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

Mr.. W. d. Harmed. Of Philadelphia, Pa,
wa in this city yesterday. 10 il on bis way
10 Cobb's Island TO make arrangements for
the annual visit Of the Pres yterlan Fishing
Club of Philadelphia. This club has been
visiting Cobb's Island for the last twenty
wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

Insulting Behavior by Negro Man in an
Electric Car.

When electric car No. 81 reached Twenty
first and Broad streets yesterday afternoon "a
nero. although seeinc that tho car was
crowded began h. grumble about some little
children who occupied SEATS while he had TO
stand. and remarked that a. did not believe
their fare had been paid anyhow.
After making himself generally obnoxious
T. the OF er passengers ty his many insolent
remarks he finally endeayored 10 force him
self between the end of the car and lady,
who had to hold her child In her arms for the
lack Of space As soon as the attention OF the
lady's husband. who was separated from her,
was called to the negroes behavior he uncere-
moniously elected him from the car.
At this iuncture a police sergeant. who hap
pened to be on hand. t1ok charge of the negro.
and lie will no doubt reap his reward for his
inSOleuce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
sneclnl sermon Preached.

Rev. George II. Ray Sunday evening
preached special sermon 10 the Junior Or
der of American Mechanics at the Mon
Station Methodist church A large crowd
attended and the theme of the sermon was
The knowledge Of Truth and Condition OF
Freedom IL was hne effort. full OF telling
points and excellent "A every respect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

de sc0re.'
DE Tarheels beat
~: seven 20 five"
This conversation
occurred yesterday
afternoon between
two newsboys. The
questioner had been
busy pursuing his
usual ayOcation.
The latter had per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
Dispute, Hot Words. Blow, a Pistol, Po-
Iicemen, Arrests.

Mr.. j. W. j. Farrar, Of Richmond, and Mr..
B. f. W. Carter, If Cincinnati. became IN
volved in a personal difficulty yesterday morn
inc that resulted in blows Tire affair occurred
al Eleventh and Bank streets. After u con-
siderable exc hange OF hot words Mr. farar
took rom Mr. Carter cane and slapped HIM
IN the face. The latter rctaliatsd by draw
ING pistol but before Il could be hred Mr..
Henry Richards Il, notary paonc, thrust
~ hand o,,f of an Office window aud diaarmsd
Mr Carter
The c1rnbatanls were arrested by Police
men Tomlinson. Robinson md Williams AMI
carried 10 the Second pohce-station, where
thev were bailed by friends.
Mr.. Farrar married a sister Of Mr.. Carter.
and there has been lll-feeling between the
brothers in-law for some time. Yesterday
thew met for the first time for months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

A college team accompanied the Winstons
and VIII ilav the Richmond College men to-
day an noon Island Park.
There Will be another game between the
Winston. and Richmond az the park TINS a.
ternoon 40 : O'Clock IL will DO q splendid
of ..l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
ON Accounts.

The Committee N Accounts and Printing
held a meeting in the Council Chamber at
o'clock last evening A great deaf OF routine
business was transacted but nothing OF any
public importance transplred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

A meeting Of the School Committee Of the
City Council was called tor last evening. but
owing 30 the absence Of quorum no business
could DO transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

The following marriage license was issued
yesterday. Reuben Goode (coloreD and
Josephine Scot4 lvsiored). Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
Brooklyns. ...O100 O22042-I1 II 3
Philadelphia. o 3 3 o 0 o . o 10 - 3

Batterles L0Vett and DAILY; tsper GIea-
son and Clements Umpire. Hurst.
NEW YORK, June z9.-The Giants had a
snap on Ciarkson to day. They hil HIM hard
and earned most OF their runs. The Boston
players seemed 10 be demoralized. The ieat-
uro OF the game was double play unassisted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
Cincinnati. 100000 OOO2-3 2
Cleveland. 100000 10000 o. 4
Batteries Rhines and Harrington; Yiau and
/irnmar IfnnnLrn HaifIn

IIIHTl|I- NHIPTIVi I7FFVVII1'
Cir AGO. ILL.,. June 29.-The Pittsburgs
played very poor ball to-day. but the home
club put up n tirst-class game throughout.
They atted Baldwin hard and went through
tine game without an error While the yisi-
tors Int Hutchinson freely at times, the sharp
fielding of the Chicagos held their score down.
Miller and Carroll for the visitors played like
amateurs. Score:
r. B.H. \.
Chicagos .......2320 00-8 13 0
Plitshurgs. ....3 o 90 90 0-3
Batteries: Hutchinson and Kittredge Bald
win and Mack. Umpire, Lynch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

by Brodie. He made a running catch Of
Ewings fly over second and ran on 10 second
base before Bssset could get back there. Ew-
ing was batted freely at times, but was efec-
tive at the critical stages. Score: