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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

ga, serinssre 1920. f6Ie6te l4@15; BETS
DaIrp 18-20c, quite 14@f6e.. a~eriaaere
1a914c, .gadinGS 11a@1Se Greais 5GBe.
1Sc, CREAMERY zoe, Grfra Nancu Greansra
-e, Noas unb Yrtnt8 IL eytra.
YmtebeIn. -Sainoitf6e, eeIbe, $500
@S.25 oas SaB; rofbe 81. 60-175.
erhfen. - G5etrOdnete erilne 85@90:.
tiir selbe 81. 60@1.75 her guihd..
ytohrr ID IN. ~ 81. coal. is hos Sdf.
Gnppen9r I'm es.-10r@15e. bas Ds,I
9etsrf lite. 10c@15c 6as DbA.
3emeten. - 1.O0@1 .25c. bas Kifdem.
@nrfem- So 0c. has Dsb.
@otbe &iben-1.00 @1.25 has Sos.
Strtn9bean3 - 1.25@2.M per II
8nfdel.,
G b fen - iunse 2.00@2.25 ben cad.
YUM entoRL 5Oc@$1.25. has
81 b eeren.- Rotbe 81. 25@f. so per
S4 Pttlt, t1tuar3e S1.25@1.40 per l6 Qunrt
liah 81. 10@1. 25c per 10 Quart.
8afierm eIonen s6aS7 has
9unbert $1.00@1.50 bas 0ubenS. Gaates
loupeS 100000. Der @rate, gelsts 25@30c Der
/ gnlbeL.
@aie. -
Yfirft6e.- @alifornii6s ST.. LOCALES.
Millourt'i6e 90 a4oe. Der Sorb nnO 81 900
Sl.4O per Suibel.
9et~oeIbeereu. 1.25@1.4O bdS
6titben q 16 Quart.
Sweet Corn - $4,000, ben cad.
8@10c bas Oso.
&ranben - Sltinoiier Spes 25@98c.
per 6oro Golteoros 30@3j per 10 4StnuDs
Stlt6en; GelawareS 8 j.Wp@3.sa has Sab.,
asptel grilne Sed)dpftl 50@l.A0
has TaB; @Bdpiel l.25@S2 %.
SraubsrrteS. - Cape Sob $8,ao@
$1,000 oas Sap.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Qanferotte

WdIter s. garceIs, Der i'm @jran6 8os
cific : @ebGrtoe Elm 0errenausltattunasae.
ihdft betreibt, iibertrug lesteres an
Benjamin 9toienbure. Die BeltGnbe unb
8erbinoli6teiten baIten fid 10 siemIih biz
@aase un6 iperoen auf ic ettpa S.. 900 an:
aegeben. Das faue @ei6dtt mdhrenb ber
Commemorate uno bic groBen @elddftsz
unfoiten fino Die llriaden oes &rahs.
Die Observation-Disclosures Wldr Steinz
burg & SO. pom gto. 572 g. 6aIffebs
1traBe maBten i6r @eiddft an Emanuel
Siluermann iiberttaeen. 8eftGnoe unb
Decentralization betragen ie $500.
Serner laben fth bic Tapetenb6n6[er &.
9. 6iggins & Co., SEQ. 500 SO. StraBe Su
elmer @el6GftsIbertragung an gbilitIs
Smitb 9enOtbigt. 8sitdnOe $756, 8ers
binoIt6teiten 1880.
Serbian 9ofelo bon Der Tirmd 6ofel6 &
Baum, 8efiber Der $50. 256 Otarfet Ctr.
belegenen yOtonitor Yants @o.". eriuhte
ben &i6ter Me@onnea nm Sic GIN
leBung zines WtafenuerpaIters fiji oos Sc
lfdft. Ut %bebanptet bon baum iiberpors
tbeitt tDoroen 3u iein unb iagt, oaB lit Solge
BON Ddum'S @eiAdftSbetrieb mad Ieiner
Berednnng $4,000 gerbinoli6teiten aes
gen bas @ei6dft ausftdnoen unb bic 9tttiua
itur auf ettua $4,000 gu perani6lagen
leten. Die Snternational ganf flaote
bereits etne 6oroerune pon $6056 ges
gen Die Jirma elm.
Die pWi6isan Shifting Co., an Der
Sptse enter Qn3abL anoerer anoebGider
@ldubiger bes sSaeob Berflou, eriudte
oas g~oantbgtriht, 8ertion mad benz
@oncursgeieBe fur bantsrott gu ertlGren.
Die &fGger b%ebaupten, bag Berfion iein
Waarenlaaer bon 6erren ; Nusffattunass
@egenitdnoen in Belpibere, int @ertbe bon
$4,000, an s. S6iff iibertragen babe, nm
letie @ldubi9er leer ausaeben AL laIIef.
&ibter Sbertpooo bat geiteru Oil Berfion
nrb S6iff cine 8orlaOung Dor @eridt fir
beute Na6mtttag 2 ubr erlalien.
Sreb. Weber, ein fleiner 8auunternebs
nler, abertrug iein @eihGft an Nm.
yoeboe. Der Betrag Der BeitGube unb 8ers
btnolihfelten lit niht anseaeber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
OusIdno

= Sci benz Oorfe Nenntg, &reis Saars
burg Itegen b ueberreit e elmer
st 6mi hen Btlla. Oieielben ent>
balten unter anoeren einen uubei6Gotgten,
pratbtpOlen MoiattfuBbooen, 80 SUB lang,
30 SUB brett, pen grOBten Wtolattbooen,
tpelder aus &0intider !3eit bis ieBt in
9enti6lano aufssfunben tpurOe. Derlelbe
lit bon in0n orranairten Nrabesfen unb
buntfarbigen ganbgefledten umfaBt; tn Der
Wtitte befinOet fi6 elm ettDa 2 TuB tiefeS,
5 SUB brettes 8eden, adtedig, bon tpelBem
Wlarmor, tpet6eS bon 8 Weebatlons ut1lges
ben lit; burd tuef6e Ebterfdmpfe, @laDtaz
toreu, 6ornblGler IL. /. ~. in fat n~dtlrtts
der @r0Be bar9eitelt ftno. Ser Woi1it7
bODen purbe Bet Der 8ornabme bon Gar
tenarbetten i'm Sabre 1852 entoedt utlb uns
ter iad0eritdnoiger 3eitIug bis 1853 aan3
bloB9e!egt. Ser. preuBii6e Staat faufte
bann Die @artenfld6en oil, unb es tpuroe
iiber benz W1oiaitbooen etne 6ale errtAtet,
UNI oenlelben 3u erbalten. 9tG6 ben Dom
Yeretn Der Mltertbumsfreunoe i'm 8hetus
latoe angeiteltcn 8erglet6un9en uno @r>
mitteIuusen fGlt Die !3ett Der grbarung
Der 8iIa In bic Geglerung oes &aiiers
Sraian - SO bis III n. @br.-ooer oes
&aiiers 9abrian III bis 1873 II. @br.-
unb aerit0rt puroe fie ourh Seuer i'm Sabre
822 n. gbr. BET Dem Rriesssuae Der 1tors
manen 9e9en bic Btih0fe Bertolf BON Grter
unb gSalo bon Oeeb, nel6e 8etoe in Der
@bene BON ytennig gelhlagen puroen, uno
BON oenen Der ~eritere i'm &f umtam.
= Ser @efreite Oebn, Der ben
uIan Setfert Der 4. @Stabron bes 2.
@aroeslllanen sGegiments beIm Sdptmm>
unterri1t ertrtnfen IieB, lit burd
oas 8rtsssgert6t 3l iieben Woden @efGngs
nib perurtbetlt norben. Die an
unO tir itd gelinoe Strafe bot aber nod
bic MusltoBune aus allen WilitdruerbGlts
niilen sar 6ul9e eebabt. Beariinoet mnroe
oos geltnbe l1rlbeiI bur9 Oas offene @es
i%tdnbnlB unb ourd ben aufaere9ten 3us
ltano, i'll Dem iih Der Shpimmlebrer Oebn
betan0. NeuerOin9s miro nGmQh audi BET
Der @opalerie itreng oarauf geleben, Dap
aue Geute 3u guten SbDimmern ausges
blloet Deroen. Scum bate aber Die Dterte
Gsfaoron cine Notwithstanding geringe
3abl pom .sSreiihmimmern@. Sllf0lge
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Sdure ooer Sal3ourfen.

9as einfa9ite 0erfabren lit folgenbes:
Mian nimmt mittelsroBe nidt gu reife @urz
fen, wel6e feline gelben Slede, iopie gelbe
Spiben baben, le9t bieielben In Elm @ef6B
nit frtihem 8runnenmaller unb ldBt iie l
bis 2 Sage Drinnen lie9en, bitritet Tie rein
nnb trodnet fie gut ab. Nlsoann nerben
iie in tleine Sdfer ober groBe Stetnt0pfe
gelegt, beren 8oben man crit nit elmer
Sdi6t bon eeiduittenem Din, 9fefferfraut,
Sen6eI>, Geins uno lauren &irihldttern
beoeft bat unb 10 abpehielno bel ieoer Gage
@urfen fortfG6rt, bis bas @efaB 9efiiIIt it,.
.iSulebt tontmt obet duf cine &rduterihidt.
Ntele pflegen aud nod Wfeerretti9, Gitras
aon, ,3miebeIn unb @etpiir3e bajutiden Su
legen, bod lit btes niht S%eDermlanns G5e@
i6na6. SIT 6as @efdB gefittt, idtGgt
man es 3u unb faut es nit gel6item SalSs
palier ourd baS Spunbtoh bis oben bersi
aui al. Dim anberen Gage fitut man es
nod einmal mad, berforft bas @ef1B gut,
felt IS in ben Seller unb orebt IS nab ettpo
8 5a9en einmal UNI. Die @urfen 1iub
nah ungefGbe 4 @o6en gu genteBen.
Wande 6ausfrau, nel6e nur fir ibren
8eborf @urten einle9t, lGBt bas GaB ni6t
3ul1lagen, ionoern legt einen gut ihlieBenz
ben 8rettoedel bariber uno beihtpert oieleu
NIT einem Stein. Der ith oben anieBenoe
Shaum muB offers e1tfernt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
m6denhihe 3uinois Staats.5eitune utontae IA, September 1891

iGumte man aber ni6t. auf's v@uterma6en"
All iittern. Stood fommt IS audi BEL gutter
Siitterune 8uipeilen Dor, oaB ioear ausgez
3eibnete Wilhaebertnnen fein @uter MAIDEN
uno Der WhIhfuB it6 nidt in gepobnter
Weiie e~initeIt. Cine N%bipannunq oes gallz
sen Spitens ihetnt bieien !3ultano bsrbeis
5ufi6ren, obtpobl frantbaite @ri6einungen
nidt bamtt nerbunoen iinD. Sor9idltige
9flege BET rei6li6er Tiitterung nit gut
neroauli6er glabrung tit baS bette Weittet
oagegen. Warme luppenarttge TrGufe nee
ben Dem getDobnli6en SHUTTER iteuen ben
WeldrluB am ebelten mteoer Der.
Qlter 2eier. Siebe NrttfeL vNnbau bon
8intertpei;en". Sa. Stintbrano (Stink-
ing smut) lit 6asielbe ME Steinbrano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

Mfenee fir 20 8uihel @eisen binret6t.
Sci tortnd6renoem umihauieln tptro Der
YSei3sn nit ber SIiiiigfett btnebt, 10 oaB
jeoes Saatforn oarnit %angefeudtet miro.
Sts our YorHabme Der Saat, mas balo aes
ideben fam, muB ber 10 bebanoelte Wetaet
einige VtaI umsei6auieIt neroen. Us 9tebt
@esenben, mo- bieies Berfabren ben QSets
aenbrano lett Sabren nit @rfolg fern bait.
SnlieBliG m0se nod Oarauf bin9etplele1
tperDen, oaB es geratben eridetnt, oaB
idnmtli6e Sarmer elmer Ilmgebune ben
Steinbrano betdmpfen, oa Die Btl3tetnle
bon benabbarten Seloern ourh ben Wtro
lbertragen neroen f6nle1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Ri er 10 a en-

RI I er 0ertdufe iuaren /:
SOC. @81c fir A1rt Barrels n 85@87Ac.
tiir &arb=&terceS.
" b IS ep- Sill
Ntnterwet3en- 0erfdufe mad Yrobe;
No. &c; No. 3 rotber Csc. @90c; Jt0. 2
barrier, 92e SEQ. 3 barter 834c.e; 9to. 4 rotber
f6@82Ac.
9rObe: $50. 2 500; $50. 8 Sa@9Oc; 0to.
3 rpeiBer 80@65e; Ito. 4 4@65c.
Sdmereler. Yerfdure nab Nrobe.
Slabs 9S@9SA, &imotbp sl.Oo@l,5u,
&les s..
Corn = gertdufe nod grObe: $50. 2
meiBes -; $50. 3 59@6ut; gto. 8 peiBes
60@604; No.2 9elbes 62tc; gto. 457t059e.
No 89en. - Bertduie. mad probe waren:
No. 2 S64 @S84e.; SEQ. 8 63c,
Seu. = Bertdufe nod Qrobe: Go. ] 1T
motbp $40. 50@11.5 80, 9to, 2 Ginotbp $500
$1,000; eenll6t S7.0o@9.oo; ApldRo
4ruirie 81. O0@11.00.
RIete. - Werfdufs al $12.5 O@18 90.
Wto0Lin9S. - gertaufe Al $4,000
900.
@erIe- gertdufe mad RrObs; No. 8
43@63c; $50 A 38 q SAC.
pater- Uerfdufe mad 8robe: 9o z.
284@3Oc.; $40. 2 IpetBer 31@32@c.; No. 3
27a@3Oac. No. 3 Wetber 294@3Oc.
Oramgem - @alitcrnil9s Ripsrios
SeeblinsS 49, O@8.75; Mountain Sesos
Itnss 81. ,25; Sos Na9eleS 2.7b@3.0O.
irrOnen- Gbotre $4.0O@4.5O, SalleD
$6.0O@8.00 baS Ritnsn-
@ier-164@17e. bas Dubetb.
0onio. - Meiber &lee tn Bfuno abae'
tbeilt f4@15e.. in2 Nfunb @1Oe., nldbtla
bsu-1B 11@12c., ausselaiiener 7@6e
0orintpS. - 81 .O0@l.25 has S9B.
G4mtertett - A. 8i@4e* 3. Sfe'
9eIbes &c.
3ol I. 49, SEQ. Gountrp Al. go. 3 gu 4e.
Wefll gel = &urteps 9@loe. @nten 99
&C, 6ithner 1O@-c., 9abne 54@-c. @Gnls
10@10a Spring @bideHs 1O-@c. sos
Eoie- Sud Tuu Cream SIG e., 9in's
burger 10@ 1Oae. @dpsiaer N!o. lltg;.M;
Eartoff elm. = ct. youtler earlp S9lo
25@3Oc. ben @ulG. RauioS 35@S0e. oen
Yni6el. 8ieiise 4o@45c. Der Sad; rSlpsetr
8ototoes. baltimore, $2.5O@3.W per OIL
Serfeps, "a. O0@4.5O per Srl.
Us Il 8 trGn.. 9ieliSes 5O9.7oc'
Der vGrate.' NO oxa
Bobn en-. Bette Jtaptes 40 5000
&2.lO; Wfebiums $1.85@1.90, tol'iorlalps
iimahnhueu II. Dds Nfulln. A
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

bas @rab berumieBten unb 10 ru1ig fiBen
blieben. Oils 8eamte oes Srteobofes tie
oarauf aufmerflam madhten, baB cine eerz
artige lebte Gbrenbe3staune Denil bod ettpas
ungeu06nli6 Jet, erflGrten bic unenttpegt
iefbaften Qeute, baB iie fih unter feinen
nmitdnoen aus bieier Steaung tpiroen
berordneen luiien, peni9itens nt9t oor
elmer Gisrteli1unbe, ba Der Ser torbere tie
nur unter Der 8ebin9ung ill ieinen Grben
eineeiebt babe, baB iie cine Biertelitutoc in
bieier StelIung UNI iein @rab berurnboden
miiRten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Utht ermoroet.
franz G. SldfsIee feI nod Den Nusfaeen
aAer 0eneen in betrnnfenem 6u.
ftanoe pom Sude.

Srdnf 6. SlafsIee feel ndb Den Nusfaeen
aaer 6eneen in betrunfenem 6u.
ftanoe pom 6uee.
Cine @ornnerssGS nrD entl6ieb Sreitoo.
bob Nrant 6. 8lafslee aus Gate 0ieuepa
sufdutg I'M betrunfenen !3uftanoe BON eli
mem @gcurftonsauge gefaIeu lei, ba feline
Setpetle batlr p%orbanoen tparen, bah er
btnabgeltoBen lpurbe. So. 6ouano unb
BarnD Wc@uire, bic i'm 8erbatte Der
Sbdterldatt ltnnben, traten freitpiQia QIs
3cu9en auf uno ibre Nusiaaeu louteten
lsbr glaubmirbig. Mc@utre iagte: SID
trat Blatslee auf benz 8ahnhof in lebr be-
truntenem 3uitanbe. WG6reno Der SSobrt
gtt9ell Souano unb ih ouf Die &latfprm
oes orttten @asens. 8latslee foIate uns
u1o tptr Nue tranfen 3uiommen aus elmer
Tlalhe. Damn iaate Blafslee, in BE
Galhe ,8reifeno: n0ier babe ib etipos
Setnes." Sn bielem Qu9enblide idpanfte
per Bug fart, unb obige g8orte lporcn
faum letnem Munbe entflobeu, ais er non
Der Yiatform berunter ftel. SID periudte
nod tbn i'm Tanen 81 paden, aber peroes
bens. Sofort acknowledgement mir SEN
3u9fiibrer."
9oaano gab gu, CUR !3eit betrunfen oez
tpelen 81 letn, beitGtiate aber bic Nusiaaen
Me@uire's.
Serner erflarte George 8ierce. Der ebens
taus auf Der Blatform itano, ban er mint
CLAUDE, OaB 8lafslee berabseftoben tporSen
Jet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Gin Ratb fir matter.

mrs. @insIom's r5ootbinq
@prnp" fotte beitdnbis beim &inberz 3abs2
men 9ebrou6t nerben. gr ~bel0nfttet bas
Gtnb, eripei9t bas 8abnfleii6. linberf alien
S6nter3, furirt Wtnb: &oIlf. uno lift oas
bette Mtttel segen 9iarrb6e. Siufunbspons
sis Gents bic SlaI6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaiten.

perm 9. s., WtO. Sraee: Qn Incident
3eihen fam mar nit Si@er6eit erfennen,
oh 9etfer trddtig itno? Mntmort: Bei iunz
gen Gbieren. bic mod ntht gefalbt baben,
3iebt man etpas Don Der in benz @uter ents
baltenen Sliiit9teit aus unb reibt fte nit
benz Singer in Der hpblen 9anO. SIT oiez
ieIbe tlebrig uno borsartig. 10 IGBt it'd baz
raul i6lteBen, DaB bas 3bier trG9tig lit,
tuenn Dugesen bic 6luiiisfett blnn ipie
Waiisr lit, 10 lit bas 3bier niht trd6tia.
Sc Oidter bic Tliiiii9teit lit, beito tpeiter lit
bic Grd9ttgteit fortgelAritten.
Germ s. g., Soma. Srage: Sine Sub
bat getalbt uuo gibt nur Die babe Otild
aegen friiher, lit ba nahaubeIfen? Nntmort:
Sn frlberen 3eitell, ais man nod nibt 10
Oarauf beoadt mar, Die Sub, audi tpenn lte
troden itano, 10 al fmiittern, bar Tie ipdter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

Die Nuf3ei6nunsen pom 9etlunsen lpeIde
ourb 9ooo'S S%ariaparido beiperfteuiet
rourben, f6nnen ME pouitdnbi9 nieoer9ez
i6rteben werben. O,e eieenarti9e 6eilfraft
BON 9oob's S~ariaparida lit erfolareid,
wenn a(es Inbere feblf9ldst. ST Sbr gllt
unrein. sSbre 8erbanun9 i@le9t, 10 perlu9t
GpDb'S GariapariQo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
gyM4m6rtS.

@et3en. ~ Nelpgort Gept. $1.01g;
Set. $1.024; Se3. S1.055. ct. youls =
September 9a1c.; October 924c. &e;ember
954; Wttlipautee September Soc, &esemz
Der 93c; &ulutb Jto. / 9tortbern -
Sept. Oh. Wtinneapolis - SEQ. 1 Jtorz
tbern - September SOC; Ge3ember 904c..
&oleoo - Septemb. y44c, +; NeSemb. SOC. !;
Baltimore - September $1,004; October.
S1,00t.
Corn. - giew Yort - @ept. Csc. :;
Ottober 64e. GeSbr. 56ac. ct. Nouts -
sept. 6o4c.; Sctober 514c.; Baltimore -
Sept. 69c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
Mnrftberi6t.

G'biea 90 10. Sept. :
gGeiaen 1T beute (Gamtog) Inn &c. sefallen-
unb ida est nmc4 niebri9er ais am Dori9ett
&amlta9. @nr nbot eineh Niideau9 UNI &c.
auf3umeIlen Safer bat ii9 ntdt DeranOert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
&tebmaret.

FIN II lie I'm Il actrlta s. Srls
flbr $4,000 &tiid, eeaelt 80, 400 , tnr ats
1T port9er @o6e. 9as Geltult mar flott
ltlto quite 9~Sreiie wuroen c~r;leIt. am outs
tag 9tnJ terulll1e 9Saare iui tGc. suriid.
crtaltft MIrDeu Il. ::
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

Gbicago. 10. Sept.
g nh Is ulb i9 eli l6lolIen
bier :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

Nnr g 6w ct II entdrtt beItef Gh bic
i3nfibr aat 10, 600 5tid, sssen 10, 40ogtiid
III poriGer @o9e. Suites @ei9Gtt. 4reile
ntn 5000 Gents b0ber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14

GDtuMDtR
AZ 9 fettftc b~nDcriia1e Mier IN,
MArgt, Oe6fAMt BON Ma1a ,s,.M
As0Nfet~ EDMrnA 0a{Aas ~ ss.t~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-14
IamnmtrtbfMaftl dies.

~ Observation-Disclosures @egenltaube betreffsnoe
Nnfro9en ino on Serrn u ottIicb y eIwittabOpcus
etaoeS @orners, XStse., gu riHten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13
COLLEGE ENDOWMENTs.

The liberality in the form Of pecuniary be-
quests so constantly exhibited by Northerners
of great wealth towards their different col
leges is worthy of the highest praise. If the
motive be only vanity in many instances,
this vanity is a weakness that leans most de-
cidedly TO the side Of virtue, a desire simply
to perpetuate name by making heavy en-
dowment being easily overlooked in the
inestimable benefit which the endowment
itself confers Vanity could not find nobler
or more beautiful expression.
If. on the other hand, the motive is ex-
clusiyely to advance the cause Of learning or
TO promote the cause Of sound morals, then
all who are entitled 10 honor and respect
among men will unite in grateful appreciation
of generosity that will be felt in the ex-
cellence of Its influence and the practical
good that it will accomplish to the remotest
generations.
At the end of the annual course in the lead
ing colleges of the North tho announcement
Of the requests which have been received is
made. and it is rare that these requests, espe-
cially in the instances of such colleges as Har-
ward, Yale, Columbia, Cornell and Princeton.
do not amount in value to hundreds of thou
sands of dollars. The gifts to Princeton Col
lege alone this year are in excess of 5000 900.
an enormous sum which derives an increased
significance from the fact that it belongs only
to one academic year and is a single link in a
long line Of benefactions in the past and but
one in long line to follow in the future.
With such magnificent endoTments as
have been heaped upon the great educational
institutions of the Northern States, it is not
surprising that their usefulness is constantly
expanding. and that they are becoming,
especially when their number is considered,
the most magnificent educational foundations
in the world Having every facility which
the largest incomes can furnish, there does
not seem to be any limit TO the good which
theytan effect
Our principal Southern universities, not
having enjoyed the iacalculable advantage of
being seated in extremely wealthy communi-
ties are still hampered by the need of funds
TO carry out all the objects which their au-
thorities have in view, but when the COM
paratiyely narrow means Of the Southern
people are considered their institutions Of
learning standuponavery strong fnancialf foot
ing. The endowments of the latter are con-
stantly increasing as the accumulated prop
erty of the South grows in quantity and
value, and the day will soon come when our
leading institutions of learning will compare
very favorably in this respect with similar
institutions at the North.
Whatever may be the extent of the benefac-
tons of which they may become the recipients
in the future, the record which they will
make with increased facilities and accommo-
dations will not be entitled to greater honor
than the record which they made in that
period of poverty which succeeded the
general ruin which Immediately followed the
war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13

The resignation by Mr. Isaac Davenport
Jr.. OF the presidency of the First National
Bank. a position which he has filed so long
and so ably, is an event of unusual importance
in the contemporary affairs Of Richmond.
There are few living men whose names are as
intimately associated with the commercial
history Of this city as Mr.. Davenport's. and
there are none whose careers have been
marked by more of those qualities that
secure universal esteem and respect. If his
resignation is intended rs a general with
drawal from business life, which we hope Is
not the case, all will unite in saying that he
has earned the right after an honorable and
successful career 10 enjoy in the long lease of
life which we trust is yet before him an ex-
istence free from every form Of business cares.
As the official head and controlling spirit of
one of the most important banking establish
ments in the South, and as partner IN sew
eral well-known business houses, the general
retirement Of Mr.. Davenport would leave
cap which it would be difficult to ill. His
sound Judgment, his conservative spirit, his
trained abilities have been invaluable in every
enterprise in which he has been engaged and
the community at large will suffer if it shall
not again have an opportunity TO receive the
benefit Of his wisdom and experience.
The distinguished reputation which Mr..
Davenport has long enjoyed is only the Just
reward Of an honorable and useful life. 1t is
the very sincere wish Of every class Of our
citizens that he shall be completely restored
l.. l.
shall be seen for many years to come on our
streets, figure that will be closely identified
with the prosperity Of the city not only in
the minds OF its living citizens, but also IN the
minds Of its future historians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13
ELBA DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
An Interesting Meeting Last Eyening-Elec-
ton of Officers.

The inclemency Of last night was not sufh-
cient to dampen the ardor Of the enthusiastic
members of the Elba Democratic Club, and
when at o'clock President George Sorg rap
ped the meeting TO order there was a repre-
sentative gathering present. The meeting
was held in the regular club-room IN Ihols
Hall. No. 700 west Broad street. Clay. ward.
President Sorg. in a speech thanking the
club for the honors conferred upon him. re-
signed the presidency, and Mr. X. L. Davis,
a member of the Board of Aldermen, was
unanimously elected TO succeed him. On
motion of Mr. Tholl the number cOnstitu-
ting quorum was reduced from ten TO five.
The Office of first president, formerly
held by Charles H. Langford. by resolution
was declared vacant. and Mr.. John Ii. Gard
ner was elected to i'll the vacancy. The
Office of sergeant-at-arms, held by G. II. Whit
lock. was also declared untitled. and Robert
Scott was elected to succeed him. Dlr. Joseph
Orschel presented the name of A. ID. Moore
for election to membership and he was duly
enrolled A committee on applications for
membership was appointed, cohsisting.of f.
f.. Tholl. j. =. Wright and Robert Scott.
The club is in a iourshing condition: IS
rapidly increasing in membership and politi-
cal importance and will doubtless be potent
factor in future political campaigns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13
DOUBLE MURDERER Hanged.
william BIaney Pays the Penalty of His Hor-
rible Crime on the Gallows.

BALTIMORE. MD. June 12.-At 1913 o'clock
this morning the drop fell and William Bla-
ney, the double murderer who on the night Of
Nav 9, 1890. killed his aged grandmother and
aunt with an axe at their home, No. 1895
Greenmount avenue. expated his crime on
the gallows in the yard OF the Baltimore city
jail.
Blaney died with calmness and nerve, pro-
Tossing penitence. His victims were his aged
grandmother and aunt, both of whom had
always loved him and often aided and be-
friended him. The weapon used was small
axe. With it he literally pounded their heads
to jelly He was detected by them while rob
bling their house and then committed the
crime
Blaney was convicted on October ID and
on April 18th. few days after the death war
rant had been signed and the day of execu-
ton appointed by the Governor, escaped
from jail.
He was recaptured the following day and
the death-wateh was Immediately placed over
him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-13
Prnnerfx Transfers.

Ciiy Of Richmond. Peter Cathcart TO Patsy
r.. wife of James +. Howard, II feet on north
side Leigh street ne9r 3owe. $3.50.
William H. Haxalrs executors TO Samuel G..
Fairbank, 80 feet on south side Grace street
between Pine and Laurel. subject to lease for
ninety-nine years. -. $50.
Beverly f. Turner to s. w. Robinson,
% ZIP feet on north side Leigh street $3.50.
Junius b. Jones 90 James O.. WhitlOck, 62
feet on north side Twenty-seventh street near
John L. Cartwright to Richmond Public
Building, Loan and Trust Companys trus-
tees. 36 feet on west side Twenty seventh
street near NJ. : .0O0
Hentico Co,nt.-Charles II. Corey to A. ID.
Gordon, 20 feet on north side Beverly street
near Washington. 1850.
North Side Land Company TO b. F. Nc
Clung. lot II in square 81, Chestnut Hill. $500.