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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
THE INSURGENT CdILIANS.
A PLAN THAT WILL PERMIT 'nI
PRESIDENT TO RETIRE
with credI, to Him.eIf-The Revolution

with Credit to Himself-The he'o'"'''"
,s,s senguIns Of Power-Prince ba"-
-.-~I-TA.riaa storm at Mas
dsuin's FunV---.
sovsh-A German judges Disgrace
LONDON, Jan. s9.-To-day's adyices rom
Chill by way Of BuenOs Ayres sta'e '""'
there is again a lull, although not an ac'u''
.rtce. in the hostill,ies between the Govern
ment and the insurgents, ana CON
promise is confidently anticipated tnat " IL
hermit Balmaceda to retire win creu''.
News favorable to the revolution is recei'eo
with enthusiasm. and Government reports
70 the contfary are sneered at as unuus'-
worthy. The popular feeling in Na'pairaso
is worked up TO such pitch that OILY INC
,r,sn=at Of the success % The movement
prevents AZ outbreak ..,.,..
President Balmaceda has been deslIiu
from the II -, it j. said. to come 10 .,lu'',,
but has been res.ifined by the influence w
certain powerful families in santiago nv
for MANY years under the present cons't u
lion. have formed an unofficial oilSarcn!
and who are afraid Of losing the power
| hey possess,
INSURGENTS GAINING CROr 80.
LONDON. Jan. 29-Adyices received
Ruenos Ayres from Chilli demonstrate ina
| the tevOlutionists are steadily galhin
ground. shortly afr the b0mbardment %
the seaport Of Coquimho. the reyolutonarl
forces occupied IA Serena, the capi'ai q
the Province Of CoQuimbo. They We're ui
opposed by the Government troops. tnouI'
the latter were present In force. Jpon tn
appearance of the insurreetiohists me 'o'
eminent soldiers evacuated the capital an'
retreated towards the inicfiOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
80 cAgcXs FOR THsIa VoTes
Allegations Concerning the 'onte'' io'
6. S.uator From Washington.

A Tacoma. Wash. dispatch says \
oreat sensation has been caused by "epro~
sentative Frame, Democratic member rom
-bohom.-h county. openly stating that he
was offered = 1000. $1,000 and then S1.OOV 10
vote for senator squire Dy man who was
-1uchrd for iv ~uuirc's private secretary
a. b.iuz an -ht ion any offer he made
Frame viii testify before The investigating
committee.
Representative Hutchinson Is quoted as
having stated that Boz WIS offered bride To
Vote ur senator squire. but D. is reported
that hp will refuse 90 testify, preieulng TO
.O to ilil f.r contempt.
Seau Long charges that be- knows two
Senators. each OF whom received S2.WM
chec, i1r his vote; that one becam" iugnt-
ened and tore nap the cleck, ana that me
Other senator recovered the pieces aud holds
th.m 90, damaging cyidence.-N a-hiugton
~ilr-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
In Hymen's Ronds.

Miss Bette Mitchell and Mr.. George
Dean were joined in the holy bonds Of matri.
mOny esterday afternoon at the brides
residence on west Clay street.
Rev. DIR. Hatcher performed the cere-
mony. .and Messrs. Hardy Pyle and George
w. Bamford acted as attendants After the
ceremony the couple LEFT on a Northern
tour.
The bride, who Is an attractive and nc
complished young lady was in pleasing
travelling SUIT. The groom is a wsll-known
timer.
Among the presents was handsome din
ner set, presented 10 the groom by the No
IA Club, OF which he was member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
wAnw.

THE TIMES ayers sreci1i Rors-f9 tri,on'
sfekfug eHpi0iUnfnf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

LONnoN. Jan. Lady Henry -omcr-
has assumed tine secretary ship % "a CONE
mittoo having for ii- object the 1reanna-
ton, in London and the provinces. of
branchos Of tine American 7i-lerhood known
MS Daughters Of thr King This VIII Doe tno
hrst attempt TO introduce the association n
EnnInnl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
1NsrnDrN1s nA1NINn nROTNn.
RouGHr HE JuoGEsHIP.
4 German Employs an Agent 10 secure
the Appointment for dim.

BERLIN. Jan 2l-Much interest has been
excited to-day by the hearing of case in
which am agent sued judge, claiming pay
ment of 1000 marks fSjOOi as remuneration
for deionGtut au appointment ih
the foreign Office. Tine judge admitted ,ht
contract with the agent, but accused nim oi
needles. DELAY i'm procuring the appoint.
mcnt. as ilitated by the plaintiff S procf't-
inaiion he bad gone % another agent
who procured him position as judge
which proved to See moro lucrative than tnt
nr-t for which be- applied. As result oi
these extraordinary proceedings tne Judge
has been dismissed from office and con'le i-
nation has seized upon tha public a- inc
German civil service has hitherto been GONE
-idercd above suspicion I0 the prevailing
confidence in the system Tine discovery iai
offices are bought aud sold has given % r"tc
shock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
AsT.naI She Protest..

Miss +. l.. Van Lew paid her taxes Wed.
nesday and as usual presented her written
protest against being required TO help "a
support the Government unless she is al.
lowed the right 10 vote. Her opinion
mas always been that if persons
are required TO pay taxes they
should be- allowed the right Of
suffrage. Her protest reads: Il. Eliza
beth l.. Van Lew, desire 10 reiterate my an
nual protest against paying taxes without
representation OF course the protest
ayails nothing and the taxes have to be
Maid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
yyhit. woman F,uIIy sInrd.red,

COLUMBIA. ;. C., Jan. 29.-The almost
nude aud dead body OF Alice Mcleod, a
white woman, was found In the river here
today. Her hands and feet we're bound To-
gether with a rope and her b0ds had been
weighted down with a stone. Waters Mar
tin. a negro paramount Of the woman, has
been arrested and a chain II circum5tanliIl
evidence almost certainly likes tue crime
upon him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

Ile best investment around Richmond ia
M last Richmond. Twelve dollars per
month gets lot worth $500, and YOU have
tue stock LETT. You will not have to make
more than eighteen payments on this as
dividends are expected 10 make up the rest.
Address DAVID W. REINHARr,
secretary ana Treasurer, 9OI T.. Main ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond City.-J. @ Dickinson to Ed
ward Petrochelle, 20 feet on south side
Chaihn street. near Reservoir, 1900.
Same 10 4. J. Iiller, - feet on south side
Chsfiiu street, near Reservoir, $1,000.
Allen ;. owen 20 Sarah f. RObertsOn's
trustee, Is feet on west side Laurel street.
near Spring, $500.
Henrieo C0UHty.-J0seph T.. Farrar TO
Thadeus Robinson, "a 2-7 feet on Webster
street, AT southeast corner Goddin, $3.50.
Robert ). Griffin 70 John Pritchard, II
acres on south side Deep Run turnpike,
eight miles west Of Richmond, $3.50.
Henry Ronmel 10 Robert {. Holman. ~
acres about ten miles west OF Richmond,
COZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Excellent Minstrel show.

Barton Heights enjoyed first-class min
strel show .ast night. The local hits were
exceptionally good and the large audience
present were very much pleased. The pro-
gramme closed with the Sir Roger de Cow
erley being danced by Virginia darkies,
and was an excellent buTesque.
Among those who participated were
Messrs. Paul Redd. K. l.. smith, William
Redd, joe Fletcher, Crawford Redd, Z. G.
Ruflin, w. H. Bache, W. c. Taylor and j..
n. Harvey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

,.raoXxs OIJ,ed. at his residence, No. 2l4
cas-, Road street. at $50 7. NJ. wednesd ~
January 2sib, after protrac'eul ve., ot
n. Is. THOMAS. In the siAs o'e"'''
n ss as funeral services will take place 'a ron
ssyentbsstfe Chistian churcn ~ ''''
O'clock p. M, FRIDAY, January ao'h. :,
RICE.-Died, January 20, 1891, ~ n ~
ANNIE b., wife OF William u. Rice.
FUNERAL from residence OF nsi hu .ss,ant
~ 10 o'clock Friends invited to attend.
Farmvllle and Norfolk papers please COPY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
LADIES UNDERwEAE.
che Great Underwear EaIG
Al
KAUFMAN a CO.'S
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE.
RIcnMoNp. January 30. ~.

Ia order 10 make the last two days of our
great LADIES UNDERW EAR SALE OF
special interest, the prices vii. be decidedly
altered during to-day and tomorrow. W,
have gone through the took and mi de some
telling reductions which will, we are sure,
he appreciated when seen.
The 81 - Gowns have been marked down 20
Sl.sS; the Sl.ss quality Is now $ 80.
The elegant $3.50 Gowns can nOWOe pur-
chased for S3gS.
skirts that were Sl.2j are now going al 9oc.
the Sl.9s quality is now Sl.62; the S5.l2
kind has been reduced TO SOS.
Corset Cover that were $3.50 YOU can now
get for 81 So; the Sl.,j grade Is now Sl.iS.
Chemses thar we sold the first part of this
week for $40 YOU can now have at SlO2.
the S2.22 grade is marked down 20 Sl'N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
LAST kEHFRsAI

A rehearsal was held at the Theatre last
night. and thu mcing made beautiful
sight. The stately steps of the Sir Roger
dance acts as "A fitting prelude To the
more lively movements IN The Virginia
reel, and the dancing in all respects bids
fair to be a formidable rival of the minuet
of last year. Quite number Of strang-
ers will b. present at the ball tonight.
among them being Miss Nellie Fuller and
her mother. Mrs. II. ". Fuller; Mr.. J.. b.
Jackson. OF Cincinnati. who is chief en-
gineer OF the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad Miss Schwartzwaelden, OF
Brooklyn, who is now the guest
Of Miss Bessie Pace; Misses Pat'ie aud
Bland Taylor, Of Noriolk, the guests of Mrs.
;. ii. Pulliam; Miss Annie Nelson, Of the
county Of that name.
Mrs. Willie Allen is in the city, the guest
Of Mrs. John Dunlop.
The men who will furnish with banio-
and vlolins the music Tor the Virginia reel
aye Me5srs. Miller, David and Baseicr
They will play tonight Hush. Miss
Nancy" Dance. the Boatman, Dance,
and the mississippi Saw, er.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Enmh.rhrnwer cnptnrcd.

rmpERARY. Jan. 29.->er1eant stacey
and Constable Gerry arrested "a man 1o7-
terday named Fol 0n suspicion th1t ne
was carrying coucealel weapons for legal
purposes. ON being searched Doe threw
away bomb filled with gunp0Wder
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Ihe Moon,. B.autiful Frane

At Il O'clock last night the moon, set in a
large frame Of irridescent colors, was lovely
Around the orb appeared 10 be a mass Of
illumined, hazy clouds, milkish in color
This was fringed with circle OF old gold.
running into rich brown, which darkened
aud broadened into beautiful blue. Some
call the exhibition lunar rainbow. Ii is
an indication OF bad weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
P,losI Pilc.I Itohing Pue.I

SYMPTOMS. Moisture; intense Itching
ana srngngj most AZ night; worse bS
scratching. II allowed 70 c0ntiBle tumors
form, which often bleed and uleeraie- be,
coming very sore. swayne's ointment stons
tpe itcning and bleeding. heals liberation
druggists, or bY mali, for 81 cents IN.
s@iyne q Son. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

BRr,-ELs. Jan. 30 The funeral o.
Prince Baudouin to-day was the occasion
of "a great popular outpourine a- we'll a- au
imposing military display. The crowd
around the cathedral where tine services
took place WAS so dense That many pef-ou-
were crashed into state 90 iu-cnsibiiity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Current Ixpense..

The Committee on II. Johns Buryng
Ground met yesterday afternoon, and be-
sides transacting routine business instruct
ed their chairman 70 request that the Fin
ance Committee recommend an appropria-
ton OF $500 for current expenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
s.ptto IN. AsyIam.

John Caughln, a lunatic, was delivered
yesterday by the city Jail autroritios 70 tn
travelling agent OF the Williamsburg Luna
tic asylum, 10 be carried 10 that institution
for treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
10 George 4. Dean ana Bette h. Mitchell +;
William III. Brockenbrough and Bertls
Croxton (colored); James III. Moore and
Mary q. Clay (colored).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

PiEHEE. -. ID, Jan. 29-r0-day's ballot
i,r senator iu tine joint session OF the Legis.
hiur. resulted. Wardeu. %; Moody, -.
iu.I. I'D; others scattering. The cOnyen-
ton u-IIurned until tO-MlrlOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Delinauent PROPERTY.

Property returned delinquent will be sold
az the February term OF the II IstiDgs Court,
| ard persons who desire TO retain possession
should settle their Indebtedness before that
lLmn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
Cotton for Ii,erpaoI.

The British steamship "Bicqua," j. 4,
Lund, master. cleared from the Richmond
cust0m-h1use yesterday. Her cargo con-
sisted OF ADA bales OF cotton, valued az
Sit5, 200 and was consigned " Liverpool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
VHE EXCHANGE For woupN :

worm VIII have designs stamped. ma
terlals Furnished and the work commsrce.
too cents extra IN any kind OF embroidery
Also new emu cards and Designs fpr IL
cream. zion tons and IharlOites. ilrde,s
Tor o. 'hildrcn's outfits solicited
io..-.- 4ultD and franklin. Ja3O-th' IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
MANTEp-TO SILL HoLInAY

WANTED-TO SELL HOLIDAY
w GOODS or \ SUBSTANTIAL SORT.
" you have needy friends thls Is the time Go
icineh Der them, and We can assist lu "a see
zee ION, aud n YOU have some not quite 80
mccoy we are equally we'll supplied slfl
presents sure toappreciated. Always on hand
rhOlce Inc Of staple and fancy grOceiie r..
toDacco ana cigas and wOOOGenw8re. J j..
LAKEWOOD dealer in groceries, tobacco.
s "a cigars llo east Broad street, Ricnmoui,
va del0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
BALL FURNISHINGS.

ANY ladies' who have not procured the
necessary Flowers, Pom Poms, Gloves, or
Trimmings for ia ir costumes % bee W mn q
the ball tonight, had better call and see US
this morning We can show them some
stock that It will be 10 tIeir advantage 90
buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

NTANrED-POSlII AS,ENGINEER OI
W Stationary Engine. hy "a man of DracN-
cal experience Address HENRY care OF
LIMBS Office. alO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

NJ ANTED-TO SELL CANARY
W BIRDS Male or fomaiel. NATURAL
FLOW Frs kMBALMED. Apply az Gi3 north
fiftn street. Ia25tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY %.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY ~.
ARRIVED.
schooner Mary Castuer, lhurper' hali i..,,
ton. phosphate rock. Richmond Chehl'''
Works.
schooner Jennie Hall, Lawson, NoliolN' ~
load coal for charleston; vessel 'ul'''
Parker.
PORT or WEST POINT, JAN ~ Io"i'
ARRIVED.
steamship city Of Atlanta. Dole, NcH . p's
merchandise. steamship Charlotte. Nl'N4
baltimore. merchandise and passengers
SAILED.
steamship city of Atlanta Doe, Ne" LIZ
merchandise: steamship Charlotte N'N'''
baltimore, merchandise and passenger.
PoRrOF NEWPORT NEWS, JANVAh' ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship FalswOrth. Galveston Cntl''
and sailed for Liverpool steamship iSs'N
Hostou and sailed fOr Baltimore, M mn
lise. steamship -egarinca, New loih' "
coal and load with merchandise
SAILED.
steamship Glenhsd. Liverpool co'i'"
Steamship Darlington, Liverpool, codi'"
steamship Kanawha New YORK c"'l''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

wA,ursoroN. b. e., Jan. 29.-fol
Virginia. Warmer; generally fair du
uR ling Friday: westerly winds. .....
For North Carolina: local showers
- generally fair on Friday westerly
winds: slightly warmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
PORT or WEST POINT. JAS. % $50


steamship city Of Atlanta. ugle' ~" i.lr'
merchandise: steamship Charlotte. Nl'N
baltimore. merchandise and passengers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
.ANTED-BUsINEsS AID BRO

WANTED-BUSINESS AND PRO.
w tE>slONAL MEN In Virginia aud
North Carolina 10 buy the REMINGTON
SiANDAkD TYPEWRITER. For nftern
ycais ~ mas proved mat 10 Is lie test ior
sse.u, durability. quality of work and maui.
,nulng. over $50 kemlngtons in use ma Hcu.
enough .pdemOnSirate lts sunettDrlfV
Machines RENTED or SOLD on Terms o.
sui. Situations furnished stenOgmphcgs o. r
typewriter operators free Of change. DO q
on or address JOuN HE on pEpIFH
exclusive dealer for Virginia ana North Car
ses-su,w.frtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the WESl-EN LAND ANDIMPhOyF
MENf COMPANY viii purchase nom IN.
lowest bidder (5nO) FIVE HUNDRFI
SHARES OF IT'S STOCK
BIDS 20 be made under seal and addressed
70 the >ecretary. at the Office OF the companv,
No. llO8 east Main street. marked "Oners o
Stock before IL O'Clock WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 4, 1891, al which ume the bid.
Will DC opened by the directors
IL TWO or more bids are made al the sam.
price, aud more stock is offered than needed
an apportiOnment pro rata will be mrde
amongst such bidders
ia25-td Socrn,a.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

schooner Jennie Hall, lawson, No ,,,,,,,
load coal for charleston; vessel GURUS
Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30
KATIE PUTNAM,

DEV DIR. r. p. KERR WILL Lee
IL iIltt 1t the YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
HAS ASSOCIATION NALL. TUESDAY
EVENING, FEBRUARY 3d, at = o'clock. f1r
The hcncnt of the Ladies' society OF The First
Presbyterian tnurch. subject "NOlAO-
lNG rs TIE NETHERLANDS. tickets
at West Johu>tOn-. Main street, Hunter.
Broad street. Magners Drug store. sixth
aud Broad and 40 The dovr. Admission. 5Oc .
children. Zoe. jazz. 30.fe3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-30

~AafSE INTELLl0bSCE.
VtNlATuRE ALMANAC. JAN. 80 1871
.,.os ZIG Moon rlses.1i:03 Pm
SUI 20 b.3l Day siengir' lOh'loh
s,,,.,o JANUARY 81. 1871
rO' %. iDitSrFp TINE (siANDAhDj or
HIGH TIDE AT
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-11
HIGHEST of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u S. Govt Report
Roe! e! Bssiss BsMds9
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Recess Appointments Sent to the Sena'
Other Itemp


Recess Appointments Sent to the Senate
Other Items.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-President Har-
rison today sent to the senate a list OF
appointments made during the recess Of
congress, which require confirmation.
There are about seventy-five in all.
DR.. Hamilton this morning said Sec
retary Foster was steadily improving.
While the exact destination Of the
cruiser San Francisco, now fitting at
San Francisco. cannot be officially OBJ
tanned, it is understood that she is going
to Honolulu.
Secretary Noble today sent to the sem
ate the annual report of the Nicaragua
Canal company, which shows that work
has been prosecuted with energy during
the past year, and that much progress
has been made in the actual work
construction.
The acting secretary of war has made
decision that the period of forty years
service. required by the act of congress,
approved June 80, 1882, to entitle an
army officer to retirement on his own
application, includes the period of SER
vice as cadet at West Point.
The second days session of the Ma
tional Bar association began this morn
ing. The report OF the committee ap-
pointed to elect officers for the ensuing
year was adopted. James G. Carter of
New York was chosen president. The
proposition to make Washington the
permanent place for holding the sessions
OF the convention was approved. The
first Wednesday after the second Mon
day in each year was fixed upon as the
time for holding the annual meetings.
The general passenger agents OF the
Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific rail-
ways have been in correspondence with
the treasury department in regard to
the liability of those roads in the trans
portation Of Chinese seeking admission
into the United States. 1t appears that
it has been suggested to the railway
officials that their respective companies
violate the law relating to the exclusion
OF Chinese when they convey to points
in the United States persons not law
fully entitled to enter our territory. The
treasury department takes this view OF
the case, and has instructed the proper
officials to notify the railroad authori-
ties.
o16 OF the first subjects to occupy the
attention of the house foreign affairs
committee, will be that of the harsh
treatment OF the Hebrews by Russia.
This question will be earnestly pressed
upon the attention of the committee,
and it will be.urged to 60 as far as possi-
BILE in expressing sympathy with Rus
sian Hebrews in distress, and take such
measures, consonant with the usages OF
diplomacy, as will tend to secure the
amelioration of their condition This
government will be asked to continue to
use its good Offices as intercessor with
the czar in behalf of the Hebrews. a |
Thomas o. Towles of Missouri has
been appointed chief clerk OF the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-11
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
Mike De Young Springs a New Fad
the Convention.

Mike De Young Springs a New Fad on
the Convention.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10.-.-A novel PROPOSE
ton was put forth at today's session Of
the worlds fair convention, the origin
ator being Vice President De
Young, of the national commits
sion. He wishes congress to pass
law authorizing the coinage of
something which will at the same time
be legal tender and a souvenir of the
Columbian exposition. He offered reso-
luton that the government be requested
to coin in the mints pieces of the value
of 90 cents, this being the probable
price OF admission to the fair. These
coins could be used for that purpose
and would make valuable souvenirs; /;
their component parts are to be gold
and silver; that five millions be struck
off, and that they be made legal tender;
that the secretary of this meeting be
requested to forward a resolution to
Congressman Springer, with request
that he introduce such a bill.
"Now don't want you to jump into
this matter without due consideration
of it," said Mr.. De Young, $50 L move
it be laid over for discussion until next
session."
1t is almost foregone conclusion that
the national board of control Will refuse
to confer with the local finance commit
tee in the plan to ask congress for an
appropriation instead OF loan.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-11
THE FooTBALLERs.

The Challenge of the San Fran
cisco Club Accepted.
Football is booming just at present.
There was an enthusiastic meeting ol
the members Of the Los Angeles Athle-
tic club football team at the Athletic
club rooms last evening. 1t was de-
cded to accept the challenge OF the
California Football club, of San Fran
cisco, to play at the grounds of the
Hotel Del Monte, at Monterey, on New
Years day.
The team will start to practice in
earnest. A scratch match will be played
Saturday afternoon with the law stu
dents. The La Poloma team will also
indulge in little practice. The Los
Angeles Athletic club decided to have a
uniform of white and blue.
A communication was read from
Barney Benjamin to the effect that San
Diego would be represented with team
in the proposed Southern California
league. Mr.. Strange OF Riverside wrote
that Riverside is coming in. Pasadena
proposes to be represented, while Los
Angeles will have two clubs in the Ath-
letic team and the La Palomas. A sixth
club is needed to complete the league.
The Universities and the st. Vincent's
school are talking about joining. A six
club association would about fill the bill.