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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

The Guests who Were Registered In Rich
mond Yesterday.

Fords Hofei.--N. j. Shepard and Miss Werts
Shepard, Buchanan. Va; A. l.. Frary and ". Q.
Cheesborough. New York: N. Partee. Roanoke.
Va; e.. II. Coon, New York; D. G. Basier, Carl
isle. Pa; u. W owen. Halifax county. Va; ).
Lewis SAMPSON. Middlotown; o.; Edward !;
Carolina: i. T. Hirston. Washington. ID. C.. Lee
Britt, Suffolk, Va; l. T. Stevens, Newport News,
Va; II. Is; Mcclure. Cineinnati. .. Joseph Boyce
and family, st. Louis. Mo-; +. w. James. Baird,
Tex; Frank Andrews. University OF virginia. u.
J. Cone, Twin City. Va; q. +. Dennis Miss
salie Allen and Miss Lizzie Allen; Rock Mount,
Va: l.. h. Barbee. W. 4. Howle. 1had. N; Jones
and Greek o. Andrews, haleigh y. c.; Walter
5. Adams, Philadelphia, Pa.
Darts Hopse-Mrs. l., r. Johnson. Little Rock,
Ark; Frank Meyer. NeT York; y WEINBERG
ard l. Allen. Detroit. Mich; y Y. Nelson,
Omaha. Neh; George W. Oslng. Detroit, Mich:
D. l. Martin. Philadelphia, Pa: John S. Long,
thomas T.. franklin. Wheeling. v. VA; Henry
We'll. New York: J. K: Minier. Jr., south Caro.
lima: 7. II. Cess man. Washington d. c.; Robert
ii. Jones, Kansas City, No
Erchonge HQ'eL..--G kerlnigee, baltimore
Nd: Sol G.. Miller New York City; y. \. am
erar Charleston. S. c.; William II. White, Nor
folk, Va; NJ. Scheiler New York CITY; MISS A.
NJ. HARRISON, Henry county. Va; Niliam &c &c
Bride. 4. II Wright. Norfolk, Va; A. ". Nc
Alestee Virginia; ". l. Catherman' Pennsyl-
yanis: f. H. Stewart. Roanoke, Va; George IS.
Aiken Baltimore, Md.
Auteric1n H0teL-J. Hofheim Norfolk, Va;
W. II, Edwards. Louisville, Ky; "; ), Erwin
Norfolk Va: A. J. Parrish, Cumberland; +: W.
Gartz. HanoYer, Germany; l.. 4. Maffre' Mon
treal Canada; A $. Williams. nharleston' ). C.;
Frank ). Eaton Kansas City. William i. hing,
wash, Mobile. Ala; a. W. saunders, New
York: F. b. folsom Washington. D. G.;
" j. Garrison. s. ". Jones. Philadelphia Pa;
Charles II Sloan, New York: John ". Purefoy,
Henderson. \. g.; J. p. Bartholomew. Frank b;
Andrews, Chesapeake ond Ohio; John, }. LLOYD
Gooch Oxford y. c.; ". q Cunningham.
Farmyllle, Va; Newton A. Colbert frederlcks-
burg. Va: George VI. Peters, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Miss Minnie /. Tanner, Lynch
burg, Va; II. Cofman, Harrisonhurg " j. A.
Neal, Atlanta. Ga 4. i. Scott smith, Manches-
ter, Va; Il. +. Benton, New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

Justice John Divided the sheep From the
Goats-A Young Lawyer.

As tho hands on tho big clock pointed 10 900
A. VI. yesterday Justice John emerged from his
sanctum and assembled the bench at the Police
Court.
As he walked no the steps he carelessly ran his
hand through his hair, and his fine Shakcs-
ltafcan features as ne directcd.the opening Of
the court rosemblcd closely Prince Hamlet as he
Instructed the players
Tho nation improves in righteousness the
cNllIduOn OF the world advances hut since
Hrbe FIRST served nectar TO her sister diviniiies
ANA since the .rst watermelon ripened on IT'S
NHaant vine and tho spring fowl made its
rootting place IN proximity 10 mother earth,
anu ihe fifteenth amendment demanded that
the beautiful specimen, OF African Adolescence
lirad pt Ison2Hy before the bar Of Justice We
have had "a fertile source Of increase for the
cry ctchequcr. and from the indications yes
icrday morning 81 seemed that the good work.
hhe the poet laurcatos brook, would "go on
one after another. in prompt obedience to
the INJUNCTION OF the Justice. kissed the
book, and rapidly the work Of separating the
sheep from Che goats and the wheat from the
john Holson. nho tho day before. oppressed
hy ihc heat of the afternoon. disrObed himself
tui tIoTtci like JorIolse IN tho placid waters
of !hc reservoir lake, was fined SO for his
aquatic IrOcnNItios.
Matte Mayo lcolorcdl was charged with
NDatu. David Miller. slender African youth.
The woman protested lcr innocence, and
charged The boy with throwing q stone at her
Ine bnStice discharged the parties. and as they
JudHe ordered them back and imposed a fine.
Gu Porter. Anna Clarke. Frank Watson and
Anfeno MI Ter were each fined $40 for dis
orderly conduct.
rs. II. Na,-ie was assessed $40 for assaulting
Maria Walker.
John Nickerson was given sixty days for being
disorder.
Lon ferguson md Mile Davis were fined 81
each for heinE disorlerly. Lon produced q new
sl1 BILL Justice John eyed II as She waited for
her change, aud then remarked; Il LEI you of
toocheap Why don't .you girls tell me when
you Lave plenty Of money However" he
added. II suppose viii get the balance to-
morrow
Alright and talented young lawyer. who evil
dcn'y he'd been on q protracted spree, was
gyen thirty days or sl0l fine His sport
evidently having consumed his available
assets he Goomly accepted the thirty
DAYS. A brother attorney came forward
md made am earnest appeal in his be
half, Tut the sentence Of Justice John Ike
The laws u tho Nodes and Persians knows no
change. and Doc rut summary stop 10 the elO-
Quent ploa for cicmcncy by stating that SEN
fence must ront. vas frirnd 70 this Young
man long before You know him ! believe the
time have givenhim viii do him good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
on CAPITOL HILL.
Meeting ofthe Board of Public Works-The
Fifth-Street Vladuct.

The Northside Viaduct Company, at tho re-
quest of the Board Of Public Works, have fixed
the rates Of toll TO bo charged on the Fifth
street bridge They are as follows:
For one person afOOt. one cent each way
For one person on horseback. three cents each
way.
One-horse buggy and occupants each way five
cents.
five cents.
each way five cents.
Two-horse buggy and occupants, each way
Two horse carriage and occupants, each way
seven cents. , H.,
cents per wheel IT, Ill.,,
For each horse, mule or head Of cattle, three
cents.
The Board # Public Works continued the
work Of arranging the assessments OF the va
rious TRANSFORMATION companies These compa-
MES paid the state IN taxes last year sl'4,oO
but 10 is claimed that these figures Will DO con-
siderally increased this ear
Governor Mckinney Yesterday received let
fer from Charles Cox who Is serving lie
sentence in the Kingston Ontario penientlary
Cox Is a light muiattO. lie says in his letter
thuf he is a native of Lynchburg, Va; that ne
was travelling with a minstrel show and that
they disbanded az Detroit. lie was left without
funds and was walking home. When near
Chatham. Ont. his companion, ne says As,
saulted farmers wife. and that ne was arrested
for the crime tried and sentenced 70 llfe-im"
prisOnment. His object In writing 10 me Coy o.
eruOr Is % investigate his story aud ala MN IN
proving his innocence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
A Word to Mothers.

Nursing mothers a; this season Of the year
will naturally seek prop, a sustenance OF
some kind tonic OF beverage 10 recruit
their strength The Baltimore brewing Com
pany have prepared from carefully selected
hops and malt their celebrated Export Bft"-
00e which. after months of ripening is now on
the market Partaken Of by nursing mothers.
invalids and conyaescents healthful effect
is at once apparent The tired feeling leaves
Won. the roses dive your cheeks and there IS a
briIliancy in the eyes that is charming and at
tractiye The foam il rich and creamy II 10
pure. inyigOrating, pleasant and palataDie.
For sale by r. l.. CHRISTIAN q Co.. 6l4 east
Main sfreef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Cheap Ratios via Norfolk and Western Rail-
road to the seashore and Mountains.


Richmond to Virginia Beach and
return, $500; to Norfolk, $3.50; to
Lynchburg, $500, and correspond
ingly low rates to all local stations.
Tickets on sale July Sd and 4th,
good to return until July 9Th, in
elusive. Special hotel rates for
parties leaving Richmond July 3D.
via Norfolk and Western railroad.
Through cars between Richmond
and Norfolk. Through TO Virginia
Beach, with one change of cars
only, and no 'busor boat transfers.
Leave Richmond July Sd at 5;45
P. NJ; arrive at Virginia Beach
1920 p. NJ. same evening. For
full information call on or address
r. w. COURTNEY, Passenger Agent,
838 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Grass-Widowers' Train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway.

On Saturday July 4th, and every Saturday
during the season, the 4i30 r. NJ. train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio from Richmond will
run TO stanton. arriving at Charlottesville at
$40 z. NJ, Basic, go P. NJ, and Staunton,
1855 Z. NJ
This train will be convenient for those wish
ing to spend Sunday at any station between
Richmond and Staunton, and will connect at
Basic with Shenandoah Valley railway FOR
stations between Basic and Shenandoah.
Round-trip tickets 10 stations between ken,
mond and Staunton, via the Grass Wldowers'
train. or the 1880 p. ii. train on Saturdays,
returning by tho following Monday morning,
will DO half fare. Joaa ID. PoTTs, ID. X. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
THE CHIEF DEPUTY.
Colonel j. ID. Brady is Likely to Soon Make
the Appointnent.

Il is still unsettled as TO who is to succeed
Judge Thomas Atkins as chief deputy in the
internal revenue Office in this city. The most
formal candidates ate Or. q. x. Gilmer. former
postmaster of Richmond. and Mr.. Emmett
trump. who served several years as deputy
in the Office. The tobacco and liquor trade
perience required, and II Is probable that no
will receive The appointment. The appointment
is made 10y: Colonel J. d. Brady, OF Petersburg.
and II is expected now every day. Under the
Presid ant's recent line of policy of checking the
prominent onice-holders from appointing their
sons n their deputies IL seems certain that some
one will shortly be uut In charge Of this Office,
which is now under the charge OF Colonel
Hraly's son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
THE TWO CREWS.
The Interest In the Race IL Increasing and
the Men Arc Ready.

The crews Of the Virginia Boat Club and Of the
Richmond College Club yesterday afternoon
formed the chief attraction Of the James river.
With every day the interes. IN the race grows
more intense. The Virginia crew have never
be on in better condition and the college crew.
who row twice q day, are becoming more per-
feet every time.
Yesterday they wore their new qniiorms-tlle
suits with hats To matCh-ani looked very at
tractiye. During the race they will be very
easily distinguished from the Virginias, who
will wear their we'll known red uniforms; -.
with glory in training the college crew 20 what
thew are to-day, will be their coIswain.
The Yirginias will be stoered by Captain vii
liam Tinsley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
lrnperlY Irnnsfers.

Gin or Rtchmond. james 1yler's executor 10
Fannie " Griffin 1919 feet on the south side OF
Washington street near Buchanan; ~ feet on
same near same and 2ll1 feet on The east side Ot
Buchanan street near Washington. $500.
Same 20 ii. >. N0llers,en 15S feet on buch-
aIan street, southwest corner Of Washington
$l,bj6.6j.
Urico emmy James H. Barton 10 + Caraw-
ford Redd and James + Redd, Jr., lots II and IS
IN block 10. Hroohland Park. SlG2.
Daniel Cooley to John A Ahern, q feet on
the south slde of iaryie street near Washing
ton. SOS.
lsham Harris to r. l.. Butler. 50 feet on pri-
yate road near CraigtOn road -l00s
Jose4h.B Winter 10 y V Aahancs, SO feet
on the east side OF Bowling Green road, S2,.o)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
THE LIGHT COMMITTEE.
Regular Meeting Yosterday-several Peti-
tions for Gas Lamps.

The Committee on Light of the CITY Council
held their regular monthly meeting at the
upper gas-works yesterday evening. Chairman
Gum and Ncssrs TAYLOR Glover Grimes Scay
and Ihou were present
A pcluou was presented from admitting prop
pril-0wner, asking for tho erection OF gas
lamp ODD Clay between Gllner and Graham
streets. The petition was granted ON Mr.. lay
sanction. Superintendent Adams stating that
tht expense world lo about Sl5.
similar petition was submitted by property
owner. who wish t0 have q gas lamp placed on
the north side ffleasant street between MoshY
and Pickett streets on motion Of Mr.. IhOn
flc superintendent was anil orIIed TO rect tho
lamp provided it would not cost over 80.
Theu.lal number OF bills were ordered paid
and the r8s-rol for the month approved.
Mr. So1r stated that gas lamp was very
much needed m the corner Of Beach and Bey-
crlDy-tlo.fs ihe matter was referred 20 the
uacriuteu1eut who Will report the amount OF
cost luvOiv. L
Onmoton of Mr. Glover. the Superintendent
was directed t0 advertise for proposals for the
digging of trenches for tho laying Of gas pipes
f0rtwt lve month -8rOm july 1st.
The contract viii be awarded al q called meet
ing 10 be held nest Thursday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Al the Association.

The board Of directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association held their monthly meet
INK last evening with President s. w. Trayers
in the chair.
great deal OF routine business was trans
acted, although of little interest 10 the public.
The regular social-religious meeting WAS held
in the parlor last evening. The meeting, which
was well attended, WAS conducted by Mr.. VIII
liam G. West. At its close the young men
united in tho practice Of hymns under the
supervision Of Colonel Thomas Moore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

Mr.. John A. Macon, who has been sick for
some time AZ the home Of Dr. Michauv, 323 east
Frankin street. was paralyZod Yesterday. Mr..
Macon, who Is a kinsman of Or. Mlchaux, is a
native Of Powhatan county and an accompll shed
Post-nispatch for a number of years, and when
MIR. Pulitzer the owner of that paper became
also the owner Of the New York World Alr. Ma
con was transferred 10 the editorial stan OF she
World. where he remained until recently, when
lie was compelled 30 retire on account OF failing
health At q late hour last evening he was III a
critical condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

CHRTSTIAN.-Eniered into her eternal rest,
Wednesday July ist, at 1880 4 NJ, IN the tittieth
year of her age. Mrs. CHARLOl IL CHblS-
fessor ID. Webster Davis.
Worcestershire at HIS residence: illt
north Second street. July 2d. ~ i:45 A. ~, RICH
ARD FORESTER, in the sixty-ninth year OF
his age. ,r, i "
African Methodist Episcopal church THIS Az
TERNOON at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Fourth of July Rates Via C. & o.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will sell
tickets ut low rates between all stations on
.Julv 3D. and 4th. tickets being good 70 return
until July 9TH inclusive. The round trip rate
10 old Point will be 80 20 Norfolk. $3.50; 10
Virginia Beach. "a, and 70 Lynchburg %.
Anv agent of the G. d o. Will furnish further
information
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

For the accommodation Of Fourth of July
business all passenger trains on the Peninsular
division Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
will. on July ith stop at all stations between
Richmond and Old Point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
JOppA Lodge.

Joppa Lodge No. 90 held a 10 gular stated COM
munication at St. Al JAMS Han cast evening, and
conferred the First Degree. Worshipful Master
Thomas S. VIM presiding for the first time:
Although new 10 the ceremonies he conducted
them very impressiYely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
General Manager.

Mr.. George W. Stevens. who has filed the Of
fee of general superintendent OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad with ability for some
time has now been given the title Of general
manager and the former Office is abolished Mr..
Stevens has practically been general mana
ger heretofore and the change goes but little
hovoud the name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Fourth of July Rates WAR. I'D. R.R.

The Richmond X Danville Railroad will put
on sale round trip tickets at reduced rates
from all stations on that road for the Fourth
of July. Tickets will be sold July Sd and 4th,
good 10 return until July eth inclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday Stanhope +. Cobbs st. Louis and
Charlotte James, Richmond Scion H. Booker
tcoiored and b. Virginia DAbney tcolored).
Richmond; Albert Deane lcolored). and Victoria
Trent (cOlorcd), Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

The funeral Of Mrs. Julia Scott Nixon. whose
sad death in Ashland was published in yester-
days TINES will occur this morning at o'clock
from ~. Augustine chapel In that town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
A Pow WOW IN THE WIGWAM.
The Harmonious Meeting Of The POEha-
tan Club Last Evening.
THE STREET-CGR NATTER BROUGHT UP.
the Grievance Committee Reported There
VIII BE No Speaking at the Picnic.
Many Matters of Interest.

t..t.l ...l.4 ~, t.,., ID. ,-srf 10
N'H. '' ''"' ''
f.. ls>; meeting When enc street ear ana Co''''N
t...lcr questions were discussed lay neglected,
,......af ,,.oro WAS ti.,,rattvolt ra..o1
'.' ."' i'' ~"
t.a 1852 io Nl ~ WAS hAl I'oi'i'NA anu '"-
.....4.tic assembly. and there bias not been
... ID ...,..,,.f f,,. ,.,o~el month.
"
A.'0r iNe itaAtH+ M" "''i'f.hs OF 'ne
,rutce tho following were elected members of
t.f.. N.s.~. D. H To~nflcr,v Ihflfn
I...... ,,..,f
'. M '' '''-'''e', ''.'-' ''''''" '.''
..rI 3D. cfarhr lnc treasurer stated That
n0r report to mako.
IrI nE committee. through Nr i. z.
-..l. offered resolution providing that
...a a1.s Of members 10 Increased 70 SIS
attor january De- .~'<. his. Dir.
ta.d. nnuit have % he done 90 pay
...I-as of new home. and a, ii.t iu.t'.il.E
.te Wete anHoiftt ns tha. intl would
I....r house shortly. Nr thought 70 proper
fc .IEe tlo ouIcCs ~ ODE c4ut.
.Iar-ANNrArIv
tr.i.n.fI r,..... ......4 on, o,,,.,,1
t. 49,. ,...i ..,,.. a.'I,.'.i' IN,
.l. ,,l .l. ss ~ n,.n l.. resolution
.utucu- we're laid ou tho table, until Dee
r..... citing. thc constitution lroydlns tAat
.m.at to tho coueft utiou suol Ue disc
.H 'le i..Hin- go MIncn ll IFS nt'fct
John hArNooi. chairman or Doe b3I-
.unIifrr. reported ihai ever ihih4 Was
...aD-, iof fnc Wrnc 40 Acca tarm 90 ihe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

Hon. Anthony NJ. Kelley Will make an address
before Lee Camp this evening. Il Will be one
Interesting and enjoyable large crowd Will
doubtless attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
Goneto FarmVille.

Mr. Jackson Guy. as commissioner Of the
Chancerv Court Of this city. left for Farmyille
Yesterday 10 take proof OF claims against the
Orange Keysyillc Railroad Company Colonel
Meade Haskins. counsel for the railroad COM
~any, ACCOMPANIED Mr.. Guy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
MARRIAGES.

N-BYERs.-Married. at Union.
Station Methodist church, June % 1901, az 9; 20
T. NJ, by Rev W II. Atwill. MISS GEORGIE +.
WILKINSON. of Richmond, TO Mr. THOMAS
7. BYERS, of Clifton Forge, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
xvEATuER FORECAST

WAsHrvGrox, d. c.. July 2.-For Virginia
and North Carolina Fair: slightly warmer:
south winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

j.. ). Cannon, who lives at 3O5 north Twenty
eighth street, is IN a critical state of health,
cansed by severe stroke Of paralysis. Mr.
cannon Is n welLknown citizen, and was for n
plumber Of years connected with the firm Of
q. W. Trayers Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. July 3. 1885,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
PORT OF WEST POINT. july ?, 1891.

Steamship Richmond New York. merchandise:
Steamship Charlotte. Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers; steamer Elm City, Nslkerton,
merchandise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

Steamship Richmond New York, merchan-
disc: steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03

President Bclvin appointed the following
neulti. Cd confer with the street car company
iu rai,r,rc. 10 separate cars for tine TWO races.
Ye~rs Jefferson Wallace. A y .a,nderain ana
d i Dame Mr. LauCcTkin asked mat iil- uaino
BE- wIth lrarn and President Belvln stated Dee
a.a appoint some other member IN ms place
ll fln DAYS
Fir John IS Harwood offered resolution that
board oi Governors consisting y h'o De az
pointed. TWO ~ the president. and he WIN no
re r'aE aud treasurer, making tho hFc' inns
OH -o have the power OF leasing or pufchas
~ clI0- houso and the appurtenances ihercto.
-i' f.-olutOn was referred 70 tho building
comm Geo.
l. 8elyin presented letter Of rcsig-
,. .la rom Hon William loyensten as
or oi the executive committee. III WAS re-
,..ers Of acceptance were read from The III
.e fi tlugushcd men ia reference 10 ne
Il.D. On ihe Fourth: Messrs 81; Z. lnS 10
(Acs tpps l.. g. henable =. G Wiliiams Jr'
.. T. Nornpn II. 81. George Tucker }. j. iaw-
4tts bgNld :. Hin iitzhugh Lee, }. ". Mar
sHt4i. Jonn T. Anderson. Paul O. ldmunds a.
~ lercc John 5. Barbour and ". II. 4. Lee.
here icing no further bu-iness the club. nd
ty.Iht % meet each other on Acca farm
Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. july 2. 1891.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk, MERCHANDISE
aud sailed for New York; steamship ID. H. Miller.
Boston. merchandise and sailed for West Point:
steamship Alliance, New York.
SAILED.
Schooner Viking, coal. New York; schooner
King Phillip, coal, Bangor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-03
PORT OF LAMBERTs POINT. JUIYa, 1891.

Schooners F. c. Bowen, b. c. French, British
steamship Lamngton, loaded. barge Kingston
Hol oxen: schooncrs. G.. MIGRANT ProYldencei
William T.. Downs. HobOken; f. G. Bowen, taD
River.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-25

TuRNING OUT BLOCK TIN.

It is the turn for protectionists to talk now about the effects of the Me Kinley tariff upon tinware. The tin plate liars, slnce the rapid work of de- velopment. of the tin mines Tn Dakota and California under the Mckinley bill, have sneaked out of sight. Such news articles as the following from the San Diego Union are not pleasing to them:
 "Col. E. N. Robinson, general man. ager of the tin mines of the San Jacinto estate, is one of the proudest men in America, and his uperintendent, Henry Mathy, shares his honors with him. To these gentlemen is largely due the glory, if it may be so termed, of turning out the first large bars of pure tin in Amer ica. Col. Robinson has sent to his friends in San Diego, Alderman Begole and others, handsome watch charm in the form of Oar of pure tin weigh ing 100 pounds. The metal was brought down from Cajalco by Frank Robbins, who recently visited the mines, and pre- sented it to the favored gentlemen with due ceremony. .
 "Mr. Robinson said to a Union re- porter yesterday that the new reduction works are complete anu satisfactory success. The little mill which was de- signed and erected by Henry Mathy, the expert, has been running almost constantly since it first started up, and large amounts of tin stone have been taken from the ore of the Cajalco mine. The ore has thus far yielded about IA per cent tin stone, which, by reduction, is reduced to metal, representing one tenth by weight of the ore as it comes from the mine. The concentrates are saved until quantity has been ac- cumulated and then the reverbatory furnace is started up and the ore re- duced to the metallic state. The works have at present capacity of about l6O0 pounds of metallic tin daily, and large bars of the valuable white metal are being turned out daily.
 Ut should be remembered that the most famous of the Cornish tin mines, the Dalcoalh, only averages about per cent, while the Temescal mines yield thus far not less than 10 per cent.
 "A large mill will be built about two miles from the mines on San Jacinto creek, which will have a capacity of POO tons of ore daily. The grade for this mill is now being made."