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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-19

Finest and Lest 10 work in the terri.
tory and lest excellent binding ct the
New MRxI~As printing office.
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Quit claim and warranty deeds for salt
at the New MEXICAN printing office.
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We have in stock full line OF all sizes
mining pumps, both sinkers and station
pumps, single and duplex pattern, all
made from new and improved patterns
Call and see them.
DEAN STEAM PUMP Co.,
1910 Blake St., Denver, Colo.
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B nk binding tc tho QTe"ns taGto an
at American prices at the NEW MrNlCA>
book hndeiv.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A we'll broke span of driving ponies
Inquire of Grant Rivenburg.
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Book PUBLISHING
Every description of Book and
Pamphlet work promptly and
neatly executed. Estimates
furnished on application. If
you have manuscript write to
Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the
new MEXICAN PRINTING CO
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

No change is made by sleeping car passengers
between San Francisco and Kansas City, or
San Diego and Los Angeles and Chicago.
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The Grand Canon of the Colorado

Heretofore inaccessible to tourists, can easily
be reached by taking this line. via Peach
Springs, and a stage ride thence of but twenty
three miles. This canon Is the grandest and
oost wonderful of natures work.
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Stop of at Flagstaff

And hunt bear, der and wild turkey in tho
magnift ent pine forests of the San Francisco
mountains; or visit the ancient ruins Of the
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Total,
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Cave and Cliff DWeIIers.

DB. ROBINSON, General Manager.
W. A. BIssELL, Gen. Pass. Agt
T. BERRY, ecu, Agt.. Albuquerque, N. M.
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]. NJ Segafus, OF New York, owner OF
the North Homestake mine at White
Oaks, has been on the ground during the
past week and set force OF men at work
getting the mine and mill in shape for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
IADrs TO LEARN CYCLING.
HE STRUCK HIS WIFE.
And the Justice Demanded $40 and
Costs-Other Cases.

Tho proceedings at the Police c.. It
were IN mart favored and spicy YESTERDAY
morning. ,, -,
l.liist. was charged with assaultlng ana
striking his wife, MOllie Foster. lie came
forward and stated that the woman had
nrovoke1 him and he smacked" her.
.Iustice Crutchfold told HIM II was grave
offence TO strike woman with anythIng
bnt a club ana imposed Il fine of ~lO and
costs. .:.,
Eirht cOlored danes varying IN sizes and
shades were present to answer to the roll
coli of Sergeant Thomas, ~ follows: Har-
Mot phrlns. Mamie Ford, Maria Fisher,
Sissy Heath. Mary Granger. Mary Coleman,
Mary Parker, and Mary Headen. They
were charged with keeping and MAINTAIN
inc "A d,sOrderly house. and were hned
-. 80 and costs each.
II q Allen. who had preferred charges
AGAINST Robert Davis for abusing and
threatening 10 kill him, Withdrew his accu-
satiou. and the case was dismissed.
me c0se apainst w. A. Green for shoot
iuo Peter Reid was continued TIL tins
morning i'll order that the Coroner could
be heard from.
Aneero named Robert Howard was sent
TO jal tor ninety days for stealing chicken
from Walter Atkinson. Howard took ai,
nnpeal from the decision Of the Justice ana
viii bc tried 10y Judge Witt, OF the Hustlnss
Court.
(cnlored). charged with selling furniture
bought on the instalment plan winch had
not been pald for was convicted and sent
TO iail for thirty days.
Matter Clarkson and Ed. Thomas were
fined g and costs each for leaving tLeir
hacks II the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
LEVY & DAVIS.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY,
JULY 3Oth aud 3lst,
OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS.

we tnauaurated last week two special bargain
days tor each week. which We shail e"n,inue
th-oughout the season. Thursday ana Friday
of eacn week We eball offer different nnes o.
goods from our stock AZ SPECIAL bAhnAiS
PRICES. These goods will be sold on Huns.
DAY and FRIDAY at the prices sdxers'sel ana NJ
the goods and prices will be found IN every ~. W.
stance exactly as advertised. SIZE WHAT We
OFFER:
INDICATED TOILET PAPER-fnIi packages,
regular value lOc. package thursday aho
Friday only 3c.
LINEN NOTE PAPER In pound packages. both
plain and ruled, regular value 2Oc. per pOGnis
Thursday and F-iiay loc.
COLGATEs LACE SOAP for laundry use. the
best soap made. regular price DC. 4 par, lhufs
day aud Friday bars for 25c.
The sACHET DREsS-sHlELDS, made OF Tho
finest Para rubber with oil-ot-roses sachet pc
tween tho gum and outside, sizes ,, ., ana '.
regular price %, 30. anl Soc, Thursday and
Friday. all slzes. lec.
MEMS OUTING-SIURTs In nne Madras and
fannelette. very choice styles. sizes lile 70 -,
regular value soc. each, Thursday and Friday
Soc.
MEMS BETTER oUTING-suIRrs in nne che
viot and flannclct'e, regular price foc' eaen'
Thursday and Friday lsc.
Two big bargains IN NOTTINGHAM LACE
CJRrAINS-one style ccru. 3ie yards long ny
- inches wide very effective and always con-
sierei a hg value NJ si palf, oniy oNe"o
pair in the lot. Thursday and Friday s2.os.
y much inner NOi HUMAN i..t' = - " nv
in brussels effect. pure white, yards long ~
~ inches wide. never before offered under 70
pair. only six pair In the lot, Thursday anu Fri
day ai.62.
LADIES' UANDKERCHlEFS. very nne sheer
lawn with printed borders, last color, and worth
i2iSc each Thursday and Friday DC.
UEMsTITCHED PilLOW-CASES with drawn.
work full size, and always sold az sDc. per pa'f.
Thursday and Friday oOc
: WHITE LACE-STRIPED MI slim. very sheer
aud flne. regular price 1879 yard, Thursday
and Friday olsc.
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, Mother Hubbard
stvle--one trimmed with csinbrio rum" around
mack ani down front, with clusier ~ tncks and
| heading and another style, boN-plcatei front,
| with ace around neck and sleeves. Both styles
have always sold AZ zoe. each and were cheap AZ
| NAT. Thursday and Friday either style ~.
| LADIES MUSLIN DRAWERS, trimmed WITH
| Hamburg runie. 1--WE tuck- and four tucks above,
with insertion between. regular price 'oc. per
| pair Thursday and Friday 5oc.
! LADIES MUSLIN CHEMlSE. trimmed WIN
! cluster OF tucks and Torchon insertion, Iofchon
| lace around neck aud arms, resullr pflcc 'Oc''
/ Thursday and Friday f6c.
Bosidos the above specials we are Offering cur
( entire stock Of WASH DRESS GOODS at almost
| half price 20 close out.
| Remember. tho above BARGAINS are Tor
| Thursday and Friday only. Should there bs
rain the sale will go on just the same, ami any
| OF those goods remaining unsoli Friday night
| will 20 back TO the former price on saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. Andrew Franc&. who has been quite
sick, is getting better.
Mrs. Ike Sycle ia summerlng at the
Rockbrdge Alum SPRINGS.
Mis-. Sallie Leo Rowland has left for
Ashland to visit her aunt, Mrs. Dr. WOOD.
Mr.. A. II. Micou left. Monday for the
White Sulphur 10 attend the bar ASsOcia-
ton.
Rev. Or. W. w. Landrum is at Kappa
hammock Baptist Association ID Mathews
county
sir. T. n. Page is announced to read at
the Chautauuua Assembly, Chautauqua, ".
l., August 18th and lIth.
Captain John W. Fisher. collector of
customs for Richmond. has returned from
visit 10 Buckingham county.
Mr.. George Ehrnig. who has been spend,
| ing several days in Norfolk, Old Point, ana
Virginia Beach. has returned home.
Mr.. J. Samuel Parrish left Wednesday
night for Ocean View to attend the meet
| Ing of the American Legion OF Honor.
Mr. John w. Drake. of III north Twen-
| ty-third street. has returned irom plea
SAINT visit to the White sulphur Springs.
The Office ofthe secretary to the Governor
| has been enlarged by throwing into 1t the
! little inner lobby to the Governor room.
W. w. Brand, treasurer OF Roanoke
| county. and W. X. Garrett. treasurer OF
Caroline county. visited the Capitol yes
! terday.
Mr. Frank W. Fitzgerald, of Manchester.
| il at work at Athens. Ga. Among Others
there is Mr.. Con. Foley. also formerly OK
| Manchester.
DIR. George B. Steel and family have re-
| turned TO the city after two weeks plea,
sanity spent among relatives III hlhg ana
Queen county.
BENJAMIN benson (colored) was received
| at the pententiary yesterday from South-
ampton county 10 serve two years ior
housebreaking.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
| Witt, after disposing of few unimpor-
tant revenue cases, adjourned the Jury
over until to-day.
| Mr.. c. w. Goode, of 7l5 north Twenty
sixth street, has returned from Laurel Hill,
| Chesterfield county, where he mas Deen
visiting his mother.
Ex-Sherif j. W. Southwark has opened
detective agency IN Richmond, and ID
now going 10 give his time aud attention
to catching evil-doers.
The funeral of Miss Ira Booker at the
Third Christian church Tuesday afternoon
was largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. q. l.. Morrison, editor
of the West Point Plain Dealer. There were
largo number Of Good Templars present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
A RADICAL RUMPUS.
COLLECTOR ERHARDT KICKS CLEAR
OUT OF TRACES.
He Protests Vigorously Against Admins
trntion Hethods-He Resigns In Dis
gust-Bis Particular Grievance.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch J

NRw YORK. July 29.-Collector Erhardt
this morning said he had rendered his re-
signa,ion as Collector Of the Port 10 take
effect the lst Of August, the date on which
eighty OF ninety employees. whose services
have Just been dispensed with, Will also
60 out: The resignation has been IN the
hands of the President for several weeks,
but he has taken no official action on it.
Mr.. Erhardt declined TO give a reason.
AMATrER FOR THE PRESIDENT ALorT.
WAsHIvGroN. July 2Q.-Sccretary Foster
this morning said that he would not dis
cuse the resignation of Collector Erhardt,
of New York. ~ II was matter entirely
IN the bands OF the President. He even
refused to admit that he had heard any
thing Of the resignation hey yOnd what
was published IN the newspapers. hut his
manner indicated plainly thai he knew a
great deal more on the subject than ne
cared 70 tell.
THE COLLECTOR MAKKs sTATENEST
NEw YORK. JULY 29.-Collector Erhardt
has given ont IN reply to the various qncs-
tions put to him touching bis resignation
Of the collectorship the following state
meut:
Il have resigned because the collector
has been reduced to "A position where ne
j. no longer an independent officer with
authority commensurate with his re-
sponsiblity. | have given bond for
S2O0,0 900. have received for the Govern
mcnt during the twenty months last past
S322. .GD7, 1890. and | ain all the time per-
sonnlly responsible for enormous values in
money and IN merchandise. My duties
are necessarily performed through about
/ fifteen hundred employcs. am no'
willing e. continue tA be responsible Tor
their conduct. unless | can have proper
authority over them. The recent policy
Of the Treasury Department has been 70
control the details of the customs admins
tration at the port Of New York from
Washington at the dictatlon of private
individual having no official responsi biity:
/ The collector is practically deprived OF
power a.d control. while he Is left subject
/ 10 al responsibility. The Office IS no
/ longer Independent and ! ON. therefore,
we have separated.'
CAUSE OF THE NICK"
Rv an order of Secretary Foster. issued
YESTERDAY. two deputy collectors and about
7 eighty clerk and other officials OF various
grades Of the New York cutOm-house were
! dismissed and the salaries Of Others re-
duced. making reduction IN the salary
list about Sos. .0O0 annually.
Frhnrdts statement refers 10 TINS oTder
without mentioning IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
TWO ALLEGED CENTENARlANs.
Death Of CoIored Women Said to Have
Been Over One Hundred.

The death If colorcd woman named
Rosina Moss. who is supposed to have been
one hundred and one Years old, was re-
ported TO the officers Of the Board Of Health
Yesterday. Rosina was born in Bucking-
ham county, and after (as 1t is alleged
passing her childhood in the palmy DAYS
when Washington was prominent figure,
died Tuesday Of senility. There seems 20
be no authenticity III the statements con-
corning her age.
During the past week the demise of
Milly Robertson lcolorelD. who Is alleged
10 have been one hundred and eight years
old. was also reported to the board.
Death III this case, too, was caused by
senihtv. Miily resided, at No. lill east
Clav street. and is said to have grand
child ffty years old. She was born in
New Kent county. As in the former case.
there Is no definite information concern
ing her exact age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Charter Granted.

The Continental Development Company
was incorporated i'll the City Circuit Court
yesterday.
The objects of the company are 10 manu-
facture and sell machinery, engines, dyna;;
estate. build aud sell houses, lay ont parks
mt III sewers. water-Noris. &c.
The capital stock minimum. $1,000
maximum, SsC0, 900, and the principal Office
is 70 be III Richmond. Va.
The officers Of the company are VIII
liam \. Hamlin Detroit. Mich, president
and the directors are William Y. Hamlin
Detroit: Laurence Lamb. Memphis, Tenn:
J. K. Ogden, New York city: William l.
Rice. Cleveland. O. .; J. T.. Turpin a~d 7.
4. Lamb. Henrico county, Vas HcnI W
Avery. Cleveland. o.: I. A. Lamb. Hen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Seven different styles OF perfect Corsets in all
sizes, lSc. 20 3Oc.;
Solid Bark Corsets, Black and Tan Corseis,
SOLID Gray Corsets, summer Ventilated Cor
sets Tan and White Corsets, ard two styles
French Woven, are now 3Hc. n pair
DR.. Warmers Health Ventilated summer Corset
now Sgc.-price WAS SL2J
Th0mson's gloye-ntting aud Il. g. summer
Nentilated COTsets now O3c,-pr'o was
childrens beautiful Pink and Biue Chambra
Sun-Bonret-, braided In white. that we're
5O,. are now 2Jc. each;
Remnants n one dollar Black Six striped ana
Dot Grenadines are now 50c. yard,
Sheer White India Lawns, 4 different patterns
Of stripes ana piaids are roy -. a yarsi i,u
Two different styles-abOut II pleces-of zine
Drawn-Thread White Sheer India Llnons
are now 21c. "a yard:
About 300 pieces OF soiled Muslin Cniarwear-
skirts, Gowns, Chemise, Drawers. ana
Covers-are now 29c. each. This ot VIII sell
so rapidly we need not describe them.
The entire stock Of $50. Muslin Underwear, COM
prsing KlaboratelyTrmmed and Piain
Hemstitched Gowns, skirts, Covers, Bodies,
etc.. are now 90, choice;
All sizes OF real Gamers Percale Shrt-N als,s Tor
boys, size three years TO twelve years, now
Gentiemens Fine Bleached siik-Finish Gauze
Shirts, French neck. now 3719c. each:
Real Balbriggan Socks for Gentlemen that sold
for twenty cents are now l21sc. pair;
Elegant SIX Embroidered Lace Back suspend
crs that were SSc- are No" JOc. a pair
3s-Inch Pare Linen Heavy Huck Towels are now
l2Lc;
All the coIors Of Sold-Color, Tan and Gray and
Striped Tan and Gray Brilliant Lisle-Thread
Hose-all slzes-S, 50, y, Ola that sold Tor
fifty cents are now 2Jc.;
Nickel safety Pins-Iarge and small size--2c. a
dozen:
Pretty patterns OF All-Ovcr swiss Embroidery,
% inches vide, now DC. q yard;
All OF the 75c. patterns All-Oyer swiss now oOc
ayard;
Crown Perfumery Company's genuine Crab
Apple Extract, 52c.
Ayers Recamier Powder, 81 size now 6ec.
| Oakleys rnest Bay Rum In sprlnkler-top bottles
largest size now Doc;
| Evenss tof Phiiadeiphia) Handkerchief Extracts
| now 5Oc for the zoe. size:
Mems Neglisee Shirts, light pin stripes o.
Madras, all sizes, now 39c. each;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
SOLDlNTHE CITY AND COUNTY.
Transcript of Deeds Recorded In the kich
mond and uenrico Courts.

In the Clerks Office Of the Chancery
Conrt Yesterday the following deeds OF
bsrnain and sale were recorded:
John ". Brauer and wife to Henry ii.
phanp. 3S feet on south side Clay street
near i'wenty-fourth, $3.50.
William :. Dashicll and wife to Henry
s. Wallerstein. 45 feet on north side Man
street between Eighteenth and Nine-
George +. Guy and wife to Jackson
Rrandt, 80 feet on south side Cary street
between jefferson and Madison. s5.
Sallie d. Stout's trustee to jackson
Brandt. 503f-l2 feet on south side Cary
s,re,t between Jefferson and Madison.
subject 10 deed of trust. $4,000.
HRsRIco COUNTY coyKr.
Rafael Cavedo and wife TO John H..
U;nchmap, So feet on Union street north
west corner Louisiana, Sl40.
Moses Dabney and wife 10 Daniel Brax-
ton 30 feet on east side Ihirty-second
street near X, s42O., u,.u.
John S. GRAY and wife TO William j.
Cosady. 6s acres on Darbytown road, $500.
4 T. Parkinson 10 Charles Watkins, "a
acres on Cary-Street road. S2,2sS.4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Portrait nitnfGovernor isnckncr.

Slr. William Gail Browne has Just finished
n portrait Of Governor Buckner, of hen
tucky. which j, on exhibition az Franck's.
IL is one of Mr. Brownies most effective
works in all the elements OF Ms artistic
treatment. The subject - represented ~
his uniform of general in the Confede-
rate army. The head IL turned slightly 20
tine right and the express on is thoughtful
but pleasing. The modelling of the head
is bold ana confident. at the same time
the lines are sOftened by exquisite
fesh-tinting. while tho hair and beard and
the drapery are the perfection OF handling.
Ii is as 10 portraiture most hfe-like pre-,
sentation Of a striking face and figure, and
will be placed in the Kentucky state
House. The frame is in keeping with the
picture. being an exceptionally handsome
nlece OF work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
Services at seventh-street.

The prayer-meeting services at Seventh
Street Christian church last night was par
t;nnlarIy interesting. Rev. c. 2. William
son sivu Of Kentucky, led the meeting and
sooie of the Christian, the branch, draw
;pe life only from the True Vine.
Rev. A. K. Moore, the newly-elected edi-
TOR Of the Missionary Weekly and his wife,
were also present. having just arrived in the
city Yesterday He also made a pleasant ad-
telegram was received last evening
stating that Rev. Jabez Hall would
arrive in the city this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
wRlTrne a sEa!Es OF WAa STORIES.
Mr.. John dc Morgan VISITS Richmonh VI
Collect Dnta anl sketches.

Mr.. John Dc Morgan. the well-knoWn
novelist. who has been at FOrd's Hotel iof
the past few dlvs, left yesterday tor NoT-
folk and will sa!i thence to New York.
Mr.. De Morgan was here ~ gather inior-
nation and sketches for q series OF war
stories which he will write for Gotden H9,r',
a Youths magazine published IN Ne"
York city.
He is comparatlvclv young man. oi
pheasant appearance, most amIab!e man
ncrs, and has acquired considerable fsine
through some OF his historical works. lie
j. an Englishman. and when quite u boy
enlisted with volunteer cadet regiment
that was to have come To America 10 JOIN
the northern army in the late civil STRIFE
but on account OF the death OF his motucr
and father. which occurred Just NJ tle
time tins OrganlZatlon was being Iorlneu'
was kept ~ England until eleven years
ago. when he embarked fOr this country;
Before leaving Great britain he attached
much to his influence q, a historical writer
i'm his compositions on The Life OF wash
incton.' Life Of CrOmwalilans. ne
Pilgrim Fathers" and other similar WORKS.
Mr.. de Morgan was seen at tord's yes
terday by DISPATCH reporter ana salu III
reply to a question: THE series on the
Seven Pines Battle and also that OF the
Seige OF Petersburg will begin IN "oH"
Hours IN about six weeks. l nave beei
very fortunate in gathering my data ane
am enthusiastically confident my worR
will Doe q success"
The reporter ventured to ask the senti-
ment the writer would manifest IA his pro
posed series of works. TO which he SAID
II snail be- absolutely impartial. coGhnf
myself 10 truth, aud give facts exactly a'
they occurred. | was at Seven Pines yes
terday with several northern veterans anc
expressed 70 them my opinion that tn'
South was perfectly right IN seeding ah'
acted upon honorable and conscientious
scIuplcs' -.
Mr.. De Morgan l. conversatlonalist o
broad and cultivated ideas and l. enter
| tanning to the highest degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30
THE NEW scHOOL-8ulLDlNGS
Colonel Cutshnw Has klmost Completed
the Specifications.

Colonel Culshaw has been busily en-
gagged III the preparation Of specifications
FOR the three now school-bJildings % be
erected in this city, and j. now completing
hls work. These structures VIII be Tor
Central. Navy-Hill (colofed), and Fulton
schools.
The City Council has appropriated $50
600 in bonds for these improvements. The
money will b- divided Us follows: SOS 600
Central school. $4,000 Navy Hill, and
Sl2O0O Fulton.
The site for the Grst-named has not yet
been chosen. though several admirably
adapted localities are under onslderation
hv the Committee on Schools. Ii Is proba-
be, however. that this BODY will confer
with the School Board before making a
selection When the building j. com
ulcted the present school-house the Davis
Mansion) Will be turned over TO the South
ern Memorial and Literary Society, % be
used n u Confederate museum.
1t Is thought these educational structure
will have been completed and ready for
occupancy by September. 1872.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

the driver pointed enthusiastically 20 the
magnificent building now nearing c9hple1
ton between Tenth and Eleventh anu
said: "Dat's our new City Han; ~ "
ready cost u nigh onter hundred thou-
sand dollars" At this the visitors oIly
smiled. as they knew no such structure
could be erected for less than million Oh
more dollars.
But when subsequently, the man at the
reins. vino was truly Virginia Niger
showed them the fatal valley thr2ushi
which the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad
runs and confidently remarked; ihert y
do Great Valley Of Virginia. along which
General Stonewall Jackson marched wa
all hls troops and fought so many battles
an killed 50 many Yankees the gehtierr
men in the carriage, moro than one os
whom mad worn the blue IN. those days o'
strife. could contain their mirth no longer,
aud they roarcd, laughing at the daTKy :
historic allusion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

rRv telegrnph 70 the Dlspn.ch.l

by telegraph I'D ti' bi7i"s'hl
WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 29.-Following
are to-days baseball results
AZ Boston Ueague): The New York
Boston game postponed. Rain.
At Philadelphia (Assoclation): The
Washington Athletic game postponed.
Wet grounds.
At Pttsburg OLeague): R. BIZ. E.
Pittsburgs o 0 o % "a
Cincinuatis. 0 042 0 o. < 10
Batterles-B Baldwin and Mack; Mullane
and Harrington.
Al Baltimore (Assoclation): R.B.H. 7
BaltimOres... 0 OK 10
Bostons ......l 0 0 900 0 / 2
batteries -McMahon and Robinson
Fitzgerald. Haddock. Donahue, and Mur.
ply.
At Brooklyn Ueague): R.B.H. f.
Brooklyns..2 0 0 0 0 0 / II
Phila's......10 O20 o o. 4 10
Batteries-Lovett and kinslow; Gleason
and Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-30

Colonel Henry G. Jones, president OF
Tie Mechanics Institute, SAID yesterday
that only about $4,000 OF the 5000,
f,n,Iation contemplated was now lacking,
and Inc thought there would toe no diff
Guilty in securing that sum,
The work OF soliciting. he added, would
be- actively resumed IN very short time.
The outlook for the coming session OF
the institute is said 10 be very bright.
Nearly all OF the scholars Of last session
Mi return. and thcnumher OF applications
being made Indicate that there Will b'
many more on the list than can be accom-
- al