davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

hlainc sgrecd 70 consider Canada after ~. a..
ssrpositien OF the Canadian tnyernn,en, sn m
NssIoundland negotiations scoretasv niat, Wy
ssasemeuts 10 Sif Charles Tapper were ne 49,.
put were thoroughly diplomatic ana nse,,,,.s
MN 70 nothing. After the return IN ne aars
Mn commissioners from their hnrr4.d ,,ss ~
washington dispute aroee. A'''ieu l'p 70
NEGOTIATIONS POSTPONE.
rom letters aud kilograms IL IA ev,aen, ,,.,
81 81 agreement was made TO meat In ea,s, .'s
nia'hes ofiioc, bus the President nrt CO.., ~
sass arrangement OF tho SECRETARY ana 4, ~,
uoeioea 20 postpone any neeotiat,ons 7, 30
.ne RESIDENTS intention TO po.tpona nc Me-. ~
ssess'ns ~ time 10 prevent the co,nsnIeaione,a
rvns sta,ting on their friitiesa GRAND INT "a,
SSsaaales h,inates that telegram was ~
S.sIto.ny bialne 20 The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
s snas nm with the desire on the part Of Inc
n''el''@n government to modify tho date. Wv
HxcEssrvr ZEAL
81. ne says mat he saw this telegram In Ottawa
,,siosplte that fact proceeded with the ottewa
SSou,supseht 10 Washington. Sir Charles nttri.
s"ee1 sis action on his part 10 exccselvo zeai n
49,, ~ v'ia . that the Canadian Comnissioners
we're ueatcd with courtesy by tho kmeJicnT
ooNerhmcnt' and Secretary Blaine In a srIqc.
fvvnt iotter expresses regret that thew were nm
, nie 70 remain 10 enjoy the hospitality OF Wash
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
irving to Locate Hopkins.

Nothing definite was learned yesterday
as 10 the Wherea bouts Of X. Ashby Hopkins, VINO
on Wedne SHAY, as reported In the DISPATCH car
ried a check from his employers, j. j. Wilson q
Sons 20 the State Bank for S402 and failed TO re-
turn with the money.
Sergeant Tomlinson and Onicer Han were
work ing I'D the case. They ascertained that on
Wednesday Hopkins was seen walking up tho
Allegheny track above the Tredegar. This leads
them 70 believe that he was making his way 10
wards Lynchburg, 30 the Chief OF Police OF that
city was telegra pied 70 keep a lookout for MIN.
IL Was also learned that Just before leaving the
city he purchased bottle OF liquor.
Hopkins is about twenty-six years OF age, lived
on Fifth street, and had been with his late Gu
plOyers about six weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

verdict and Judgment wss rendered In accord
ance herewith:
"We, the Jury, ind that the defendant doth
detain from the plaintiff one certificate Of thirty
nine shares Of the capital stock OF the virginia
State Insurance Company, Of Richmond, va, o.
shagps Of tho capital stock OF the National Bank
OF Virginia, OF tho value OF 1850; also. one
certificate for fifteen shares Of tho Union Back
o. kichmond, Richmond. Vs.. 81 tho ynluo OF
e1,b00-in the declantI0n mentioned In Innnnor
and form as tbs plaintiff against II hath c0m-
nlainedD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
The OKLAHOMA BANKING PLAN.
To Take I'm All the Deposits Possible and
then Fail.

- ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June A dispatch from
Guthrie. Oklahoma, says Receiver T.. ID.
MIX, OF the Commercial Bank, which failed some
non.hs ago, mas handed In his report. 10 the
court. IL shows that the bank from lis inception
was run with view TO takein all II could in de-
poslts and then fail. The defunct bank started
IN without dollar. IL opened on the 22d
OF Aptu, !SSs, and on the 23d 10000 in silver
were received from tin Newton National Bank of
newton, Kan, by express and the same day
Sl%,OOO was sent back 20 the Newton National.
Inc deposits for the first three months averaged
SlS,OOO day. There is no record that any Of
the organizers Of the institution or anybody else
ever put in dollar except the depositors'
money. President j. NJ. Rogsdale credited him
sol with having deposited $4,000, while an.
other party named i. NJ. Rogsdale had credit
OF $4,000. The books are in a bad condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
AGIGANTlC WHISKEY DEAL.
The Great Distillery of II. schufeIdt g. Co,
Acquired Nv the Trust.

CHICAGO, June A gigantic deal, ne
gotiations toward which have been carried
on for the past week, was contaminated this
evening at the Auditorium. BY the papers
which were signed the whiskey trust has NJ last
acquired outright the only remaining antitrust
establishments in the West--the great Chicago
distilieries owned by ii. Schufeldt y Co., and the
Calumet DstilinR company. The Schu-
feldt distillery Is the one partially burned yes
tcrday and for the attempted blowing up OF
which by dynamite some weeks ago George j.
Gibson, tho secretary Of the whisIey trust is
now under Indictment. The price is known %
have been fully commensurate with the gigantic
character Of the properties purchased, probably
abOut 81 OOO. 900
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Death of slater Mary stannsIaus

Sister Mary Stanaslaus, one of the nuns
at the Monte Maria Convent died late Wednes-
day afternoon OF consumption after a long III
mesa Her worldly name was Miss McDonougl
and she was a native OF New York State.
Deceased had been at the convent In this CITY
about thirteen years. She was thlrty-three year
Of age, and taught In the school at this institu'
ton while her health was good.
The remains were buried at the convent at {
O'Clock yesterday afternoon with the usual ser
vices of the Catholic Church wnen Sister Is laid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Aeon stock-Farui.

Anumber OF gentlemen yesterday visited
the beautiful stOck-farm Of Mr. Preston Belyin,
on the Hermitage road short distance from
the city, and were delighted with the place ana
the handsome horses shown them. Besides see
ing some fifty fine specimens OF mans best
friends OF the animal kingdom from few days
old 20 many OF mature age they were treated by
the hospitable proprietor TO an exhibition OF
speed by the fine trotter Allenna, belonging 70
Captain q. A. Wallace, Of this city. Her per
fornance on the half-mile track, which was IN
excellent condition, was the subject OF congratu-
latfona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Tho Now York House All Right.

New YORK, June 4.-Regarding the re;
ported suspension Of the mercantile house OF
Rnsseu a Co. OF China, with branch houses IN
London. New York and Boston, 1t was stated TO
day al the ONCE OF Evarts, Choate 81 Beaman
Who are the attorneys for the firm, that the
New York house had not suspended, that they
rasson 10 sion business. The lawyers, however
admitted that the China house has suspended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
THE GOVERNOR AT HIS OLD HOME.
"here the Executives Family win Sum-
mer-I.etters from the Swiss Minister


mer-Letters from the Swiss minister.
fARNynIK, June 4.-Goyernor McKinpev
Ere,sehed farmville this evening, Mrs. Nc.
,hnlhey ana little Mas frankie having preceded
nlln 20 INC oid home several days. Mr.. M,Kin.
neS AVS snc came up on account Of the feeble
and ieVerish condition Of Frankie.
WILL srgSD rHgsuxMEa.
Tho Governor in conyersation to.nigbt soid
they would probably spend portion OF the sum
n y. AZ the Blue Ridge Springs, as IL was Mrs
MSNlnneys preference to 60 there.
lie remarked that he had received n very i'm
PVrant letter from the Swiss Minister nj Wnsb-
.hlttoh 10 which he would give his prompt atten-
SWISS IMMIGRATION.
IN this letter the Minister intorroeated tho
governor o1icially with regard 10 tho adnptnbil-
w OF FiTginias soil for growing rye, oats wheat.
~, pdit,iey, ana other cereals, saying there was
widespread disposition on the part'of his coun-
trynen to immlgrate and settle In such state
az was pest recommended 20 them.
CONTIGUOUS TO FARMyIrIR
The Governor added that no country was bet-
yer euapted TO their wants than the counties
several days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
,,,o e,orrn An southern Europe.

VIENNA. June 4.-The storm which pre- pre-
vailed En- this city and vicinity yesterday eA.ena-
cd over q much larger area tnan t tno eIraeded
,he t,rst estimates Dispatches received IRON
SIcsrsnt parts OF Lower Austria, Morayia, ana
Hungary all report heavy storms ygs' in me
,n,eIsroSine districts Of those sections OF tho
emDire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
kAosY AND MILLER ACQUITTED.
The Jury Find kagey "Not Guilty." 49,
the Other Cases Are Dismissed.
Especial telegram n the Diepatch-l

LuRAY, Va, June 5.--Thc case OF the
Commonwealth against ID. n. ka9sys
charged with embezxemeDt. was disposed O. sn
the County Court here to-day. Tho taxing g
| testimony was concluded this afternoon. and AZ
ter hearing arguments Of counsel the jury re-
tired and In about ten minutes rendered vers
dict OF "a Not Guilty."
DIsNfsstp.
| The remaining cases against Mcssrs- Kegsy
| and Miller wore then dismissed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06


PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE s, 1891
ARRfvxp.
Steamship wysnoke, Bosz, New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers, George w. Alien q
Co., agents.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfoik, merchandise
and passengers: l. h Tatum. yice-presideut
Steamship WyaEokes Boez. New York, mers
chandsse and passengerss George W. Allen q
Co, sgcnfs-
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JuxY 8, 1891.
lBy telegraph
Steamship Hsxnarn. Beaufort. 70 COAL and
called for Dublin.
Steamship Toledo. Nogfck.
Schooners y. 9. French, Boston; A. II. Howe.
New York: T. q. Cruise. Norfolk: AadroW Adj
ans, Boston-al for coal
sAILxn
sseamship NasisssaDn. London.
PORT OF WEST POINT. yuxs .. 1891.
tBy telesraphl
AARfyKn
ssesnship baltimore, Baltimore merchandise
ssesmsnip ProcsdA Hanburs. Ger - Nc-
stssmsr nm CITY. walksrtos. nsssAan11sA
stcamship bsltinorN baliInoees uercnandioo
And umnrGnxnEX q,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Favor Last Years Scale.

P1rrsBuRG, Pa, June 4.-The wage COM
mitiee of the Amalgamated Association has re-
norted In favor Of last years scale WIN slgns
Ryayiatione = $3.50 for pudding, and seventy
oa1ts for heating and rolling bar. Both lresl-
dent Weihe and ce-President Carney advised
that tho convention accept the scale ana not uns
balance the present condition on tne nlei
and affairs between OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
General scbofieid to BE Married.

CHICAGO, June 4.-News OF social event
OF the first magnitude was privately discussed
tonight among army officers. Although not yet
formally made public, the announcement is said
10 be authoritative that General John M. Soho
field, commander-in-chief OF the united states
army who n n widower and Is now In the West,
will soon DO married 10 Miss Georgia n. Kill
bourne of X eokuk, Iowa. The date has been fixed
but Is not given out for the present. The we'd
ding win take place either in Chicago or Keokuk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Carried LIN to Ashland.

Major f. T. ID. Myers entertained o num-
Der Of his gentlemen friends on picnic at Ash
land Park yesterday. The occasion, which was a
delightful one, was rendered more agreeable by
that hospitality which Major Myers so well knows
how 20 dispense. Among those who went up
were Major Robert Archer, DR.. Z. T. Robinson,
Messrs. Ashton Starke. Alfred Shield, John II.
Montague, Writ L. Taylor, and some dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
NsM YoRk STOCK MARksr.

NEW YORK. June 5.--The stock market to-
day seemed TO have fully digested the Rock
Island dividend affair, but the renewed gold en-
gsgoments were against it, and the promise OF
an advance shown last evening and during the
early trading this morning was not fulfilled.
There was apparently no effort 20 hold Rock
Island up, and with Burlington in close attend
ance II settled away 20 about the lowest figure
yesterday, though the rest OF the railroad
list, including St Paul and Louisville, WHICH
active, we're kept within narrow limits through
out the day and presented no feature whatever,
indicating the prevailing apathy amonug
Spectators.
GENERAL DECLINE.
The openfnR OF the market showed a cohtinu-
ance OF the covering operations OF yesterday, put
cline was mado In the early trading, in which
both railroad stocks and the Industrials shared,
although except in Sugar there was no material
loss incurred. The West then began 30 buy It's
favorite Industrial, and Chicago Gas was started
upon an upward movement which lasted through
out the remainder Of the day and which in tue
late trading succeeded in bringing, 20 limited
extent, the general list along with IL. ROCK
Island was weak feature throughout, though
the concession from tho best price was no moro
than the rally from the lowest OF yesterday.
SUGAR LOSES.
Sugar on realizntions lost about por cent,
which was not made up during the day, although
tho strength Of the last hour did much to recover
the loss Chicago gas was carried from 5lh TO
SOC. and It closed only slight fraction below the
best figure. The general let, however, was
brought only 10 about the level OF OPEN
ing figures, with the single exception OF
Wabash preferred, which was exceptionally
strong throughout. Tho close was fairly active
for leading shares and firm 70 strong ut the most
Insignificant changes. The saleS OF listed aggrc-
gated 10000 shares; Of unlisted, 10000.
uONgy AKIN RYnuANCE
EpeninG.-Exchange quiet and easter at 4S5l5a
4S9. Commercial bills, 4S3a4s7. Money easy
at Ia3I6. closing offered at 3. Sub-Treasury bal
nnces--Coln. s103,1s0 900; currency, s1S,30l.-
600. Governments duh ana steady tn arm 4
per cents, 100; AS, 100. State bonds duh but
atpady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
NewsERNE's LARGEST SHIPMENT.
The Increased Truck business Taxes the
Carrying COmpanies-Laundr Burned.
ISpecial telerranh to the Dispatch1

NEwDERSE, n. g., June 5.-Ihe largest
shipment of truck ever made from this
city was made to-day. Over ten thousand bar
rels Of potatoes and five thousand boxes OF beans
went forward. Every carrying company was
taxed 10 It's utmost capacity.
The Newberne Steam Laundry was burned out
this afternoon 1t was partially Insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
,.,,,.s, ImmIgrants Sent Rack.

NEW YORK, June 4.--Twenty5three i In ,he
NE" we're to-day sent back 20 Europe py the
Federal authorities at the Barge,on nne n afg
were all penniless and liable 70 Ue5O made an.
Gun, that no had been assisted 70 come W
o,sfl H. In nv Government agents In Ireland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
INSTALLED EoR IltE YEAR.
A List ofthe ofheers Elected at the Meet
ings Last Night--Large Attendance.

At the stated convocation Of Rich
mond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, held
last night the attendance was the largest known
and interesting talks sere made by old Masona.
Whitlok, high priest; &. j.. Billups, eminent
king; r. leo lIccbler, eminent scribe W. Han
Crew, treasurer; George +. keesee, secretary.
After tho installation OF these officers the
Council made the following appoiniments:
Joseph j. RObleder, captain OF host william
Logenstein, principal soiournsr; 5. y Wnflock,
royal arch captain l.. Nachman, master Of tnird
vail; A. w. Weisiger, master OF second Vail;
Morton Goodman, master OF first veii: John Fitt,
steward and Janitor; II. z. W. Southern and y.
IoterzO. Samuel Jacobs, Abe d. whitlock, ard
Sig. Goodman, Stewards Committee.
JoPPA LODGE.
Joppn Lodge, No. 40, A. +. and A. ", held q
regulhrconvention last night and elected and IN
stalled it's officers for tbs ensuing year, as i9s-
lows: Thomas s. VIM, master Thomas Whit
tet, senior warden Samuel ID. Davies, junior
warden; James l.. Phippen, treasurer; George
G. Jefferson, secretary; George j. Freedley.
senior deacon: Horny T. Holmes. junior deacon
The Muster appointed the following stewards
Committee: john Boucher, ". ID. Turner, L. W.
Thomas, Robert Whittet. Jr., and Thomas j..
BOwles. Tier. d. b. Collins.
Tho lodge decided TO unite With the other city
lodges in celebrating ST. Johns day by basket
picnic az the Masonic Home.
The annual reports Of tho Secretary and 1rea-
surer were read and showed that the finances OF
the lodge were In an excellent condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
AN HATE .iyrHv. ezAsl4 -
n ssss q Essslsd . ssd usossss -
70 : Liberal Csstsasse.

/. =. l.
sccrsspcndenee q shs Elchnen1 49,
acoarsvrrsn Juno q. Mr.. z. 4. 49, 3
reoresentine : very largo WIRE eeteea1.
100 ~ Nrs York 5ly, caxne - ~ 49, ~
1900 ~, bu<in>es foS Ms house. Hoyynf
~, ~ = ,srfv hSre he hired hofse - ~
49,. NJ n (jCo<ifeau 70 drive 70 HAe9Dos
49,, rf.re@ and onc<hAu mice above ecoe4
Wn.lc tbers The borpo was taken sick snd -
he dorstors~i but did mo- pocsn 70 % WI -
Mr. fInnoorf wanted 20 rctufn nefe ~ 49,
tsfe the srsln Ser Lynchbuse. - ~ 81 ~
tIon-snasfsr 70 hiring him down on NAM
sLxv mro a FASHION.
When ne reached hosc be eypssnc1 49, ~
man the condlfioo u he horse end -
pay for his hire, bat me latter - my 49, =
acrused Hancock q having driven ~ W ~ - -
death. ard eudcavored 10 STRIKE him. uN 49,. .
COCK vardef on the blow. He onercn ~ 49,
graph and md out al about the hqrrcs pus 49, ~
man conld NOT be pacidcc and ban MN - ~
ara Kept over here until to-day. me 49, 80 -
buggy IA tho incan tfne we're scns nos>s -
right.
Mr.. Hancock, learn, has efnployed lion. y.
Martin Of this place. and WI BRING suu " ~
United States Circuit Conrt agsin<t -
Mr. Hapcock 10 eaid 20 be rcphos " inc ~
fsenersI W. &. Hancock. Tho cittxene are utue-
exercised over the effair and sincerely res1~ ~
The Graded school vii csoss IN fev 6sy1y
Hxsminatloas have been going on Tor eey@.e
days. Professor W. z. Ellis tho enicsens pslsss
pal IL an able manager Of such an tnstno
and has given universal satisfacfsoa 70 ~ -
patrons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
pw,,.as Tenants Benefited.

LONDON, June AIN the q DEBATE 6oMmS ON tss
lrish an Az ~ W RUSSELL Irish Liberal-U nionlst,
erensns an i amendment giving the benefits Of inc
S,s y. tenants eyicted within tho last ye yeaIs
Phe amendment was accepted Dy Ma, ao na In
chef secretary for Ireland, ana was "uop'0N -
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Sold n Comu-Plato.

Captain John L. Laughton, in his long
experience as an auctioneer has sold almost
everything imaginable, including church pulpits,
elephants, and burial caskets. Yesterday he as
sumed the melancholy task OF dispOslng Of a sill
ver-washed coflin-plate, which il probably the
only one ever disposed OF at auction in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
prospect of a Fair Harvest.

LONDON, June IA dispatch TO the Ddly
ysios from odessa says that the gloomy predic-
tions which have been made concerning the
nrospectg of the crops IN Russia have been up
Sci. az least as far as Southern Russia Is con-
earned. bg the heavy rains that have fallen
lately. The whole outlook has been changes, N
Heyed mai the harvest viii DO little under the
average.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

BERLIN, June AT to-day's session of
the lower house Of the Prussan Diet the bill
was finally adopted restoring 10 the Catholic
ciergymen the stipends formerly allowed by the
Government, but which were Withdrawn under
tho operations OF the KulturkampE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
s.r,ous riot In Jerusalem.

roxnos June 5.-A dispatch from Com on,
uantinople reports serious nt Tl0' ~ which the
between 100 interyened, killing several anu
Tu Inss% a large number. The French Aineas,
Snr ~ has sent s'r9ns
s - ,ns Porte against the action OF inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for Money, Bonds Stocks. Grsins
Tobacco, Cotton. ga. and In Con-
nection Herewith the wsa-
fAer Indications

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Fl WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 5.-Fore-
lFbIR least for Virginia and North Caro-
lina: Fair weather; stationary tenn
I perature, easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06

headaches and Feyers. to cleanse tng sy ~
he Tea uassnallv vet gently. when costlse ~ ~
YEN snss ~ Wien the blood ID impprs 81 y
Dilions 81 ~ WI permanently cure haDit n,d
s sls..ssssissat;oD 70 awaken the kidneys sr
liver 70 healthy activity wite sgsnn II
t ,lssn "a or weakaning them. nss syrup y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
MARRIAGES.

KECK-WETMER. -Married. June I'd, at St
Johns Lutheran church by the Rev. Mr.. Mcneil,
WILLIAM II. KICK 70 Miss PINkEY WElMER /:
both OF this city.
STETZER-CA RD0ZA.--Married, In tho city
OF Richmond, on 21st day OF May, 1891, by Rev.
John Pollard, Miss AMELIA STErZER TO G. u.
nARnnZA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
"AAOA AND The UNITED STATES.
alleged Regulations Create Il"
iiticaI Sensation at Ottawa

l,VniwA, OST., June 4.--The returns
S3ht down yesterday by Sir John
a. III reference 10 the commercial tsgu,
a., YIN tbs United States are the po!lticai
GsssGs Vie DAY. The papers include oIuy tho
sss.lan SIDE Of the story and deal Win the
t,,.e-, rom the GATE Of Canadae pr0ses'
a. the Newfoundland treaty, wnicD Was s,l ull-
ssiN-nL u appears that the Engiisb Solo-
b etary agreed 20 suspend the treaty n,eno
ss,g,tlsier Bond, OF Newfoundland. nupso-
ts,.1i be proposed q similar arrangemenI ior
) -, - 70 That made by Newfoundland Ine te
tp. ,sFc mat this proposition was ever ha w
49, darlington Governments Cnnhdas op
ri, T. " Newioundland'g arrangement va wa. VA
49,. rests we're treated separately kho w..
ks.-s o. Canada. New Brunswick ana Nose
we're left In the cold.
y BLAINE CONTAINS.
~ tsport q Sir Charles Tuppcf's intery,ew
ss,ls elary Blaine shows that the eecfesaIy
- 'SSuo1 VI the ststements made op VIC M. 80.
a. Eing the Canadian elections tnuI ~ e.,
ts.'an Governments had Withheld feciytv'sJ
A.s.lioaS with Canada, while, 90 naue. ~
49, ilaaa bad made tue fitxt move 10 IhnS W
tatIoee, Interpreting In ths Newfoanaisna Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
THE SUNDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
Some Doubt as to Their Being Played at
Seven Pines.

The article in yesterdays DISPATCH
stating that Mr.. V. Donati was perfecting
arrangements for ball games 20 be played at
Seven Pines on Sunday, June 18th. and the Sab
bath following between American Association
clubs brought forth the following card from Mr..
b. j. Grasbergor, the proprietor OF the Seven
Pines Park:
"In reply 20 the article in your issue OF the 4th
instant regarding baseball at Seven Pines
on Sunday, will state that baye never entered
into any such arrangement with Mr.. DOnati OF
any one else, and neither will do so, as hearth
~ disapproye Of any such proceeding on the Sab
bath. | make this statement In Difference u
myself as proprietor OF the Scven-Pines Park"
OTHER SPOTS PoR THE GAMES.
A DISPATCH reporter called last night TO see
Mr.. Donau In regard TO the above, but that gen.
tleman was not In. His clerk, however, stated
that there had been some misunderstanding
Mr.. DOnatI having thought all necessary arrange
ments completed. He added that other places
for the contests were under confederation which
would be equally as convenient and desirable
as the Seven Pines, and that the games an
nounced would surely be played.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
v..r. mr.. BROOKS for bishop.

1.cvaouvr1.LF. FLA, June 9.-iu i1, - - a.,
nocese OF Florida goos on reoo ph, M ~
q t1 e. Sssop Il he Die;
Brooks ~ as.snding Committee met To-Day anu
cese In bonrs Discussion voted 90 70 IN 'aSOf
"a s.,ns,s.rltiOn.