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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Cemetery Hands Want Better Pay.

There was an important session of the
Council Committee on Cemeteries yester-
day evening. The regular bills and pay-rolls
were approved petition signed by the em-
plOyoes of OakwoOd cemetery asking an increase
In wages from $3.50 10 81 per day was read and
considered al length. II WAS stated that these
men are bong paid for all seven days in the
week when they report whether there Is any
work 90 be done or not. On motion, the paper
was laid upon the table until the next meeting
OF the committee.
A communication from Bishop Van de Vyver,
urging the importance Of widening Randolph
street, was referred 20 the Streets Com
mttec.
ca motion Of Mr.. Grimes the body decided 10
request Judge Minor, OF the County Court, 10
confer constable powers upon Superintendent
DickensOn, OF OakwOOd cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
.u.d Caseof"R,p Head"

There is a 7-year-old colored boy at No.
124 north Eighteenth street who has an
abnormally formed head which renders the
child mOnstrosity. The vertical circumference
OF the boys skull-that is 60 say from around the
chin TO the crown OF the heads 40
inches. while the lateral circumference Is 43
inches The name OF the freak, who Goes
not appear to be an imbeciie Is Dayie Hogwood.
He was born in Hertford county, n. G., and has
only been In this city few days. His capital
organ IA 40 heavy that he cannot stand up or
even sit up. Davie has six brothers and sisters
who are ali hale and hearty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
oAsrARpLY OUTRAGE IN loUpoUN.
Ruffians Trying to Murder Mr.. Benton
Severely Wound His Daughter Annie.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEEsBuRa. Va. March 30.-About mid
night Of Monday last daring attempt 70
kill was made upon the residence OF MIR.
Richard Benton, who lives about three
miles from Middleburg, in this county. A
party of FIVE men, part white and part
colored, broke the window of a room on
the first floor usually occupied by MIR:
Benton himself, but in his absence that
night containing two ladies, one of whom
was his daughter Annie, and threw into il
a cotton ball saturated with coal oil and
on fire, at the same time firing into the
bed. Miss Annie was severely wounded In
the breast and one leg.
THE NIsCBEANTs FLED.
Mr. Benton's son, who occupies room
ia the second story, was awakened by the
assault, and on his giving an alarm the
miscreants fed. A somewhat similar at
tack was made on Mr.. Benton last fall and
by unknown parties. 1t is now thought
that the present outrage has been COM
mitted by the same persons, who thought
Mr.. Burton occupied that room as usual
that night, whereas he was absent from
home at the time. No names OF suspected
parties are given but the matter will be
thoroughly investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
sNAeeINe THE ROANOKE STOPPED.
Cutting Dutch Gap" Canal Near Will
Observation-Disclosures and Destitute.

Cutting a "Dutch Gap" Canal Near VIII
Iiamston-H Homeless and Destitute.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., March 3O.-Cap-
tain Charles Schuster, Oyerseer OF the gov
ernmept work on the Roanoke river. tells
your correspondent tnat the work OF snag-
ging the river has been suspended tempo
rarily. and he will put torce TO cutting
what is known as "Shad-lsland Bend"
inst below WILLIAMSON. The river has a
sharp curve there, which renders 1t dim
cult for boats TO make the bend IN swift
water. BY cutting canal 40 feet wide and
/, 400 feet long a straight channel VIII De
obtained, through which boats may easily
pass.
APiTIABLE STORY.
Yesterday boy and girl came into
town begging for money TO help. pay
their expenses on their way To Green
county. They said they LETT their father
and mother and five other chill
dren outside of town. and that the
whole family had tramped from len
nessee in about six weeks. Their house
and all they had were burned and they
could find nothing to do and so were trying
to get back to their Old homo IN this State.
They said their mother and the children
mad gwen out and could not 60 further
unless they could ride. The people of the
town helped them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Perry, of Whining
ton, are visiting Mr.. Perry's parents here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
En- Route To the Launching.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l
WELDON, n. c., March 30.--A great num-
Der of people from Raleigh, Durham. Hen
dersOn, and other places along tho seaboard Air.
Line passed here to-day eH T0uts TO the launch
ing Of the cruiser Raleigh at Portsmouth to-mOr-
row. There was quite a number OF ladies' aboard.
Mr.. John Heeseuger, n veteran engineer on
the wilmington and Weldon railroad, fell from
MS engine here last night and stained painful
injuries. lie was not seriously hurt. however
and expects to bo az the throttle again In q Few
days.
An Alliance Third-party meeting was hold IN
a clubhouse in this county Monday night, but
IL was failure. Few farmers attended. There
was no enthusiasm and no action taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
A Rubber Trust.

IBy teegraph 70 the DIsphtch.J
NEW BRUNswIcK. n. j., March 30.-This
morning certificate Of incorporation was
filed in the Office of the clerk of Middlesex
county for the United States Rubber Com
pany. The capital ia S50.0O0.OO0. The in
corporators are William Barbour. OF Pat
erson, and John j. Waterbury, William l..
Trenholm, j. Edward Simmons, and John
Z. Townsend. of New York. The object OF
the company is TO manufacture and deal
in rubber goods and buy material for man
ufacturers and the shares of stock and
patents of other rubber companies. Every
rubber company of any size in this coun-
try is in the combination, which has
bought controlling interest in the stock,
except one company in Boston. The CON-
binatIon takes effect to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
nenth of Rev. Mr.. Lane.

Rev. DR.. Hoge has received a letter in
forming him of the death of Rev. Edward
Lane. missionary OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church In Brazil. Mr. Lane received his theolo-
glcal education at Union Seminary, In Prince Ed
ward county. lie was n iavOrite pupil with the
professors Of that institution, a3d was greatly
esteemed and beloved by his brethren In the
synod OF Virginia. Mir. Lane was stationed az
Campinas, and for many years had been one OF
the most successful missionary labOrers IN the
foreicn field. lie was one Of the founders Of an
institution OF learning there. 70 which many
brazilian gentlemen sent their SOUS IN prefer
ence 10 having them educated IN any Of the na-
tf,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
A Fatal Crash.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


READING. Pa. March 30.-The crew of a
train coming down the steep grade on the
Frankvile branch of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad late last night lost con-
troll and the engine and cars shot down the
decline OF fearful speed. The engineer
and fireman jumped for their lives. After
running some distance light locomotive
was oyertaken and there was terrible
crash, both locomotives being badly dam
aged and the cars sent flying in every
direction. Brakeman JOSIAH Troy and
John Bauer were lying on the platform in
front Of the light engine. and when the
collision came they were crushed to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Monmouth Park Races.

NEw YORK, March 30.-The Monmouth
Park Association has decided TO run It's
races of 1899 at Monmouth Park. The
stakes usually announced TO close IN
March will close Monday. April 18th. The
added money for stakes and overweight
races will amount to nearly q quarter Of q
million of dollars. The meeting will be-
gin July 4th and continue on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays, to include Au.
rusf 25fn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Judge Grain, of Maryland. Dead.

BALrrMoRT, MD.. March 30.--Judge Peter
Wood Grain, Marylands oldest nudge,
died az ten minutes before IL O'Clock 10 day at
the Howard House, where he has lived ior the
INST three years. Judge Grain was 81 years
oold. lie was born Ia Charles county IN 1s06.
lie WAS ex-judge Of the Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial District OF Maryland and an ex-
member OF the court Of Appeals OF Maryland.
Ue had also been member OF the State Legs
laiure. Judge Grain was for many years promi-
pent IN Maryland politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Losses by Fire.

BOSTON, Mass, March 30.-Clark's Hotel,
on Washington street, was badly damaged
by a fire, which broke out at O'clock this
morning. The guests were awakened TO
find themselves enyeloped in smoke and
became psnic-stricken. and three of them
were injured.
CIscINsArI, March 3O.-The building Of
the Ohio Spiral-Spring Buggy Company,
at the northwest corner of Sycamore and
North Court streets, was burned this
morning. The building was seven stories
street TO Canal. With its contents il was
totally destroyed. Loss (estimsted) on
building, so, 600; on stock and machinery,
x65. 900. Insurance light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Terminal Securities Listed.

NRw YORK. March 30.-At special meet
New York Stock Exchange. this afternoon, 10
consider the listing of the temporary receipts
issued by the Central Trust Company in ex-
change for the Richmond Terminal stocks de-
posited under what Is known IS the Olcott reor-
eauization plan, IL was decided 10 list the Trust
Company receipts, the 0 per cent. consolidated
trust bonds, the per cent. frst mortgage sol
lateral trust gold bonds, and the preferred and
common stock.
IL was also voted to close the Exchange on
~. Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
The Governor Wants to Know the Reason
why.

Governor Mckinney has addressed the
following letter 10 Judge Il. n. Portlock.
Of Norfolk county
81 see from the papers that recently there
was A prize light In your county, which under
the statute Is a felony. ! have waited 10 see
whnt action would be taken in the case by your
turies Please let me know If the parties have
been indicted, and II not, why Were the par.
ties arrested by warrant II not, why7 III
there Il auy defect in the law please let me
know what u IL, 50 that II may be remedied'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31

Telluride. Col, havo received orders N
shut down work in these properties insido
OF week from now. The action will
throw 1000 men out of employment. Ths
cause for closing down Is the very low
prices being paid for SILVER. These GEN.
flemen claim that in order TO receive any
profit from their mines II is necessary that
they should receive at least 20 cents per
ounce for silver. Other mines will proba-
bly, be forced TO shut down II tho depres.
sion IN this metal continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
We Move May 7st.

Only four weeks longer 70 buy Shoes.
Slippers. Trunks. and Satohels at cost for
cash. We have all sizes and widths IN I.s-
dren's Shoes in high or low quarters Re-
member that you get the goods at lust
what they cost at the factory. Gentle
mems 81 shoes at S5; IS shoes at 1915;
SO shoes at $2.25; Ladies' S5 shoes at
$3.50; SO shoes at %; Si.50 shoes 81, ETC.,
etc.
You can save from % 10 10 per cent. on
fire goods during this sale. Only tour
weeks longer. At cost for cash. No ex.
change. r.. III. SpENcE.
5f9 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
CAROLINA SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Meeting of the Association-Addres oi
MISUNDERSTANDING Exercises
fc.ocgat ,ala,ra IN IN tina nfana

tnc -
misunderstanding Exercises.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
NEwBERNE, N. c., March 90.-Ihe State
Sunday-School ASSOCIATION met last night
in the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church here. Evangelist Fife. did not
reach here aud the devotional services
were conducted by Rev. }. L. Christian. OF
Salem. President Dick not being present,
Vice President +. S. BLAIR presided at the
opening, and Nr. w. q. Burkhead was
chosen to preside during the session. Ad-
dresses of welcome on the part OF the pas
tors of the city were made by Reys. II. A.
Willis of the Methodist Episcopal, Rufus
Ford of the Baptist. and &. q: Vardell OF
the Presbyterian church, and responses
by several members of the convention.
Mr.. William Reynolds and Professor III;
NJ. Hamill, OF Illinois, are present and
taking an interesting part IN the proceed
ings. Professor Hamill conducted Sun
dav-school institute this afternoon, and
tonight he and Mr.. Reynolds addressed
the convention.
Early this morning fire broke out in
the west end of the city and four frame
stores were burned: loss estimated at
SO 600, with partial insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
A Home Wedding at Greensboro.
fgnecisl talagrarn to the Uispatch.l

GREgxsBoRo', N. c., March 30.-At $50
tonight, al the residence OF Mrs. Henry
Tate, on Bellemead avenue, Mr.. ii. Lisingston
Lee, OF New York, Yves united IN marriage 10
Miss Louise Tate. Miss Mary Boyd. OF kelds-
VILE was first bridesmaid, and hr. Russell Pea
body, OF New York, tho best man. DR.. j. Henry
Smith, OF this city, Oficiated. Miss Tate Is one
OF GreensDoros most charming young women,
and she has a host OF friends who viii mss her
greatly here. The happy pair took the midnight
vestibuie for New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Delegates to the international Typo
graphical Convention.

Richmond Typographical Union. No. O,
met at Odd-Fellows' Hall yesterday after
noon and elected two delegates 10 represent that
body In the International Typographical Union,
which will hold its next session IN Pniladelphih
Ia June. Mr.. James A. ilealy, Oi the STATE. was
elected on the first ballot and Mr.. A. Is. Fergus
son, with J. W. Ferguson q Son, vas elected ON
Tho fhtrI ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
AN INHUMAN NEGRO MOTHER.
she Buries Her Afflicted Child Alive to
Get Rid of It-Water Trouble.
[specIal telegram % the Dispatch.l


DAsyI1Ir. Va. March 30.-A colored wo-
man passing along a street on the outer
edge of the city last night was attracted
by the wailing Of a child. Guided by the
sound she found colored female child not
as much as years old, which had been
literally buried alive in deep rayine.
Quite hole had been washed out at the
bottom of the rayine, and the child had
been thrust in this hole, and the dirt from
the sides of the rayine stamped down uDon
her helpless body. The little one scram-
bled until she got her head from under the
dirt.
NANNY DID 1T.
The woman carried the child TO the
Chief of Police, and when washed and the
mouth and eyes freed from dirt, the little
one said: NANNY put me in the hole 10
die.n To-day it was learned that the child
has some atfliction of tho legs and has
never walked, and that its mothers name
is Lucy Yancey. The woman Yancey has
never cared for the child. but lett II bur-
den on her mother. The grandmother be-
coming tired of the burden yesterday
turned the child over to Lucy lancey, and
she adopted the means described 10 rld
herself permanently OF that burden. Lucy
Yancey has skipped, and is believed to be
in North Carolina now.
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
The city recently adopted the water
metre system and there is about to be
much trouble about it. Only small num-
Der of metres have been put IN and they
are in business houses, and the new rates
for water are to go into effect on April lst.
The druggist soda-water people, livery
stable keepers, and those who use water
motors to run machinery VOW that the new
rates under the metre system VIII DRIVE
them from using the city water. and the
complaints are many and strong, The
Council will meet tomorrow to settle the
matter.
The Judge of the County Court of Henry
has appointed Jesse II. Turner to be trea-
sgrer OF the county rice W. 5. Grayely, de-
ceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
FIRES IN THE SUBURB.
Helping Our Neighbors Who May he in
Distress.

Mr.. J. II. Frischkorn, president Of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners. has address,
cd the following letter TO Chiet-of-Police
Poe.
Dear Sir,--YOur letter asking for instruction
as To what 20 do about sending IN an alarm Tor
and carefully considered. and referred 10 me for
consideration and action.
You will please instruct yOur officers and men
that when, ia their discretion, this department
can easily reach FIRE they shall not hesitate TO
send In an alarm, and this department will rely
upon their usual sound judgment not 10 send in
an alarm when our facilities will not enable us 10
help our neighDOrs who may be in distress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
The Great Hermann.

The Theatre will be occupied tonight,
to',norrow night. and Saturday matinee by
Professor Hermann and his combination.
Ricnmond people are so familiar with herinann
that IL is almost useless 70 cay anytnlhg IN nIs
aay.rnowine housee wherever be appears. Tue
DISBURSEMENT OF the Theatre have received
telegram from Herrmann's manager saying that
the performance IL TOO aIdoous 70 AUNT " w. ,mv
they cannot play Saturday night, but VIII ar
range a special programme for the matinee
that afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Raub against Otterback. Further ar
gued by II. O. Claughtou. Esq, for plain
IN, aud Judge W. W. Willoughb. and IL. K.
Davis, Rsq. for defendants aud submitted.
Hodges against Commonwealth. Submitted.
". g. FrsnkIip, Esq, for plaintiff In error.
w. c. Franklin allowed TO practice as counsel
t,.s AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
The Choral Concert.

The final rehearsal for the " Holy City, y
which will be presented tomorrow night
at Young Mems Christian Association Han Tor
oc,ur tonight
This rehearsal Is really sort Of first hear
ingn as both quartette and chorus are already
as perfect Ia their respective parts as tney VIII
ever be. and everything Is In readiness Tor me
nerlOrmapce VI tO-m0rroN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
property Transfers.

Richmond: Francis T.. Willis to John
NJ. Noting 20 71s-l2 feet on south side
Main street near Eighth, s1b.ect 20 rent charge
OF $500 per annum, S5i sane 10 Dayid r. Luins-
den. 20 5ls-I2 Ieet ON ssulh side Main street
near Eighth subject 70 rent charge OF $500 per
annum, -.
Henrioo: w. j. Cordley and wife 20 Mary L.
Pondletou, 3Sls feet on west side Baker street,
SloO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
fruit and coffee. Flowers OF yellow orna-

fruit and codeo. Flowers OF yellow orna-
mented the table.
A committee, consisting OF the following
ladies, received the gentlemen: Mrs; VIII
Smith. Mrs. w. J. Epps, Mrs. r. ii. Fisher.
Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson. and Mrs. j. Iem-
pie. j.
Tho following gentlemen, members OF
the Board Of Directors. were present
Messrs. Robert w. Powers. president;
John p. Branch, John Bowers. Preston
Cooke, Richard Adam, Il. Il. ID, Myers,
Lewis Ginter. Jacob Edel, Thomas William
Pemborton, and J. Taylor Ellyson.
At recent meeting Messrs. Joseph
Bryan and James n. Boyd we're elected
members OF the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
TO overlook the Counting.

There was "a general conference of can
didates for the contested municipal OF
nces neld m the rooms OF the City Democratic
Committee, in GOddiu's Hall, Yesterday after
noon. This was III pursuance Of the resolution
adopted 10y the City Committee Tuesday night,
80 amending the plan for the primary as to al
low tho candidates 20 select Two persons for
each precinct, who shall witness the count, In
ADDITION 90 the three citizens 10 be selected by the
committee for each voting place. The cOniei-
ence adjourned over uutil this afternOl a when
The list will DO made out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Engiishmen Capture Congresses.

IBy tbI0sfdpH 20 IH1 DIsVtIVH1J
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 30.-English capi-
talists have secured an option on the Men,
phis Cotton Compress Company. The op-
ton runs sixty days, and the purchase
price is 81 500. 900, one third cash. and the
balance in first mortgage bonds. This IS
par for the stock. The same syndicate
now controls the principal cotton-handing
business of the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31

When the Moody meetings were held In
our city seven years ago the Irish evange-
list. Rev. George &. Necdham aided greatly 10
ward the general religious interest. iio win be
IN the city on Friday night, and wiz preach as
the first Baptist church on that night at B
O'Clock. Pastors OF the city, whom ne specially
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
CITY Circuit Court.

In the Circuit Courtyesterdayi in the case
Of Antonio RoIg Il Langsdorf (limlted)
against Montague x bicdles the jury brought III
a verdict against Biedles fer s4O2.
The following suits were instituted:
Warner Moore against Joseph Is. Welsh for
StOl
Manchester Railway and improvement Com
pauy against The Mayo Bridge and Land Com
many for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Hygienic Graham Flour

makes the most delicious brown loaf and
rolls, particularly sweet. nutritious. and
digestible. This flour should be made up
in the same manner as the best white -four.
Manufactured only 10y the Hasall-Cren-
pounds each. Sold by all tho best grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Bering Sea Claims for Damages.

OrrAwa, Osr.. March 3o.-Between
thirty and forty claims Of British
Columbia seslers for damages. aggre..
eating $500,O00. have been forwarded
to the Department of Marine at Ottawa, IN
compliance with the proclamation request
ing claims for compensation Tor loss occa-
stoned by the expulsion OK sealers from
Berine Sea under the nsod,ts cicsndi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
11s BAss RALLlsTs ARE GONE.
1te Nrw Work and Philadelphia Teams
Leave for Their Homes.

Tee Nrw Work and Philadelphia Teams
Leave for Their Homes.
O.. N.w York and Philadelphia base
i f.m-. and the press representatives
rn.rylls the party, left yester-
afternoon ON the 7.05 train over the
q lI fredericksburg and Potomac
.I for the respective cities which
'.. nu,-,ut Tie Giants wall probably
t... f.,r appearance before the Gotham
.... to-day. a- Manager Powers has ar
gagged l'r several exhibition games with
IrI- Hotel. the headquarters of the
'H.t teams. pIr. ented "a busy scene just be-
f.e laItv LETT. There were several
r.t.l- of bats and balls 20 be shipped
-.. a lloporuouately large quantity OF
ls WrR BrsT CLOTHES.
tallsts were all dressed in their
'. ..,.. and some OF them looked eX-
lcntrc-I iclder Gore, of the
D...-. .-ro,plendent IA a silk hat, white
4.t luDk sllt, while Manager Powers
at.ral.e was equally as neat.
r' a.u.l never have guessed from the
.... ,a- gathering that they we're all
.'. i4rl muscular work aud ii great
-.. -liuc.
.. ,.. whole the trip Of the Giants TO
-'t W.. success, although they GER
'. .uuiercd terrible weather. The
. ..l uat visit Richmonl with the eX-
.' 10 even making expenses. They
lractce nd mild weather, and
-l tlr, got but little of the latter,
i plenty of the former. Everyone,
-l. hotel and elsewhere, was deep
u,.sI with the courtesy aud gen
lt conduct OF the New Workers.
tt Powers. the genial little manager
t.-H. Won hosts Of friends. He Is a
4creyable and a1able man, aud
.''s every courtesy shown h1m.
i iar-. owing 20 their brief stay IN
..rf. made bur few wacquaintances, and
n-. seem of them.
so CANE YESTERDAY.
game which was 20 have taken place
Park Yesterday afternoon be-
'ar two mines was 10y mutual con-
l. managers. declared OF on ac-
t.o weather. Several hundred
a.- knowing that the game was
i.., i went over 10 MayO's Island.