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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

Judge Aiken's Addres,--A Lsrss Crowd
Present.

DANvILLE. VA, May Especial
This was Confederate Memorial-pay In
Danville. and its celebration brought
out larger crowd than has ever before
assembled here on Mcmorial-Day Inc
exercises we're in charge OF the Ladies'
Confederate Memorial Association, as
slsttd by cabell Graves Camp, tonied-
crate Veterans.
The exercises We're az the Academy OF
Music. and consisted OF musical selsc-
tions. and an address by Hon. a. NJ.
Aiken. judge of the Hastings Court IT'S
subject was "The Private Soldier OF the
Confederate Army" tribute TO the
memory Of the late Or. Alexander Mar
tin chaplain Of Cabell Graves Camp,
was paid by Rev. Or. 4. j. Thames.
4 long military and civic procession
went 10 Green Hiu Cemetery, and low
ingly decorated with flowers the graves or
Confederate soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

CHICAGO. ILL, May 2S--Wheat actcd
I'm a nervous and irregular fashion to-
day. Scalpcrs found opportunities on
both sides. some very weak spots ap-
pcaring. but IN the main laliiy urn
and strong feeling prevailing Iii,' '
were in no instance as low as the 'iv0'
of yesterday. the inside quotations, now
ever coming very near 10 II. Acton "
Co.. OF Toledo, published "A report ON lm.
condition Of wheat. which summed "p'u'
half Il crop for the six principal otdttS.
CROP damage stories and not WIS IN
Nebraska and Kansas. with the reports
of other damage. were lnstfunehl"l IN
causing an opening isut4c. apoNt tn.
close During the morning the maj
showed signs OF slackcniiE, ana Win
very ntile effort a decline TOOK pace.
The shipment TO import countries LOT
the week aggregated S,lh,Wp DushciS.
Bradstrcof's reported the worlds Nislple
stocks as 2.SGSuNO bushels less than last
week The reduction was not large
enough 10 satisfy the crowd, and lOllo"-
ing the announcement "a decline set ih.
During tho last half hour recover!
occurred the close being fracuon 81
the outside July wheat opened from
fntc 10 -lc. sold at 80, ana CLOSED NJ
sJ.c.. 2.c. higher than yesterday. CASH
wheat sold generally az ycsieIuay
pr cess but closed firm and higher WIN
Corn There were 40 cars less in the
receipts of corn to-day than had beth
expected. lHj cars coming ~. ISL
mate for tomorrow was not 80 ldi sr
II Is the opinion of many that after inc
end of May there Will be a sharp railing
of IT, the movement along the line. Inc
market to-day was firm, commence IN
the accuracy of the predictions laKlhs
mold Of the trade and wheat thrown.
support into corn. Bradstrects reporter
am Increase iu the worlds dNallabic
stocks Of $4,000 bushels. July corr
opened from Jjc. 20 u.s. sold between
g5c. and 51hc.. closing at h@se l'ic.
higher than yesterday cash corn WAS
&c higher than yesterday.
oats were firm most Of the day. 1heit
was brief period when the strength
was not pronounced, but the maj iiad-
ing was nj materially higher prices man
yesterday The strength OF the otueI
grain markets has reports OF DAMAGE
10 the growing crop by the buliish iac-
tors Bradstreets reported an increase
i'm stocks of l.512rO bushels. jury
oats closed NC. higher than yesterday
Cash oats were iaNi.c. per bushel higher.
Provisions-A healthy tone marked the
trading in provisions. LOGS Were ~,
ight receipt and higher This was reailN
the move for strength in provisions,
while the stiff wheat market contributed
some announcement. Early there Wa
am active business, but from the CAL
until shortly before the close very little
was uone. The last fifteen minutes Wit
messed some revival Of trading, win
the final trading firm. The close was
l7Lc. higher than yesterday Tor July
pork and 1isc higher for July lard ami
July ribs. Domestic trade was quiet
and steady. IT,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

ST. LOUIS. MO. May 2S.-Flour qn g t5
bnt firm. patent. Sf2Vni3O; fancy S5.vo
Gs, 20: choice. S325H3.3 b. IT. oo1,
Wheat higher; May. s2'1c.; july w. s-9
Corn higher May, &c; july "''sc''
September, Disc. t..o oottc q.
oats higher: May, 2oi3c.i june -''zc''
July 3Oi2c; September, "Osc' 100
Eggs firm and demand bfisA al "c'
PoTk-Standard mess. sl2O.
Iard-Prime steam, ST. TO- ee.-,I.
BacOn-ShoLlders. SbzJ. ioNhS' f''''>z'
clears. 500: shorts. S1l212.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders' 80. -
longs. S63lis: clears. $3.50: shorts, sbo-,2.
Uieh wines steady at Sl2l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

re-, s3.n04.OO: barrel or crate, S!m'F
AZ: savannah. fair to choice. par,ti,
x,',ssli4 100: Charleston. >o.o"pt-"' sou'"-
crn. seconds. sl.2.Nf2 -, hssket
String Beans -Charleston wax. pasn.
r.fc f,sl X. green. sDc.d$l %; Georgia "aN'
crate. s0c'us 80. green, Dn'oc or
Squash-Florida marrow, pS Dill" ,as
crate. ~ VDn2..1. Charleston "h''e' ""
Tomatoes Florida. fancy, carrier >''"
ak 90: green, S2.uon3.np.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

The Portsmouths Defeated by n Score Of
Seyen to One.

NORFOLK, VA, May S-Special.-Su-
perb team work won the game for Lynch
burg this afternoon by the score Of TO
1. The batteries did WELL but were struck
hard at times. Lynchburg, however.
played a clean. spirited game, covering
every inch OF ground. ana no errors are
charged to her account.
Portsmouth was careless, and suffered
In consequence.
The score Is as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
THE PsTERsBUE6> DEFEATED.
They Drop a Game 10 Sorfoik-score Eleven
10 len.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2s-Special.-
Norfolk defeated Petersburg this after
noon by score Of II 10 10. Packard
pitched a great uphill game, which Pc
tersburg would have won but for the
costly error OF Sullivan in the ninth In
ming. Liprert. LYON, Clark. Collihower.
and McCreary did SOME heavy batting.
and O'Hagan made a beautiful catch in
extreme foul left field.
Another feature OF the game was the
superior running OF Lippert. who stole
four bases.
The following is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

II all happened IN the tisiilH ytnleludyf
and Dinsmore Is responsible.
In the game between the Grabs and
Farmers yesterday Lippert stole four
bases.
Norfolk has again passed Petersburg,
and rests in fourth place.
The game OF ball advertised 10 take
Mace this afternoon between the College
Spiders and Richmond Stars has been
declared of. owing TO the DISARMAMENT
OF the College Club.
Richmond got IL where Louis XVI. got
the guillotlne.
Tate and his wOuld-be pennant winners
wefit all 10 pieces yesterday.
Hard luck. fanny, old boy.
In this last series each club has won
and lost a game Which way will the
cat jump to-day
D.nsmore is not fielder. and Wells
should get an extra outilelder
Norfolk. Roanoke, and Petersburg are
having fight for last place.
The little men play AZ the Academy this
afternoon at 4.3O o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
1,,ucAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill, . -r@s
~ -Cattlo-Receipts.i 4. 800; market ateau3
cot.nnon 10 extra steers, S4.Dd6lV; STOCK
ers and feeders, s.. SOHi.6o: COWS ahu
hulls' 81. 75lI. -; Texans. S2.Na'luA
Hogs Receipts. 1900; market nIIl H i,'
5015c. higher. heavy packing anu nhtP'
Ming lots 81. iJHf4.75; common 10 clvl...
mixed. 81. 4Oa47O; choice assorted, 81
m4.5s: light. S4.2Ja40. pigs. S@.loa 80
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steadts
inferior TO choice, >'-VVa'''V'
xyNOn iGj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

summary: Bases on balls-On Orth. ,,
of Mailman. g. Hit by pitched ball-Fer-
gGscn. Double plays-Leahy, Mcintyre.
and Plock; Mcintyre and Plock. Struck
out-By Orth. ?; by Mailman, 9. Time OF
gqme-One hour and forty-nye minutes.
Imnlre-Huggns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
CINCINNATI.

c1NcfNNATI o.. May 2S-Flour ac-
tive: winter patent, Sl.@og4.N; family
Si.5nH3.15. .,. co.
Corn slow: No. . yellow. track ~.
OATS auict: No . mixed. track, "li2c.
Pork firm; mess. Sl2.iJ. .., s-o,
Lard firm steam leaf and kettc, S'.nD-
Dry messed meats firm; shoulder,
S525 shorts. 500; clears, Sb--'' poNou
&c more. -o horte
Eacon firm; shoulders, $500 shoTlS'
xGo5. clears, 500, boxed 4c. more.
whisky easy and quiet al si.-f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
PETERSBURG.


Norfolk ................ 0 3 30l | 0 0 3-ll
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg, D.
Norfolk, T. Home-runs-O'Hagan. Nc
Creery. Collihower. Clark Two-base hits
Hall, Sullivan, Herr. Bases on balls-on
Dunkle, 4: OF Packard. 3; off Mcdonald,
2. Struck out-by Dunkle. 2; by Packard,
7; by Mcdonald p Double-plays-Hau
and Sullivan. Clark and Hall Stolen
bases-Lippert go, Sanford O, O'Hagan
(9. Sullivan. CollIhower, and Nykes.
Time of game, two hours. Umpire, Mr..
Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.

No GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
No National League games are sche.
duled for to-day. but twelve games Will
be played tomorrow. Decoration-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

Federal memorial services will be held
at seven Pines on Thursday BY PM
Kearney Post, g. \. r.. assisted by tho
Ladies' Relief Corps, The Rev. 1r. 'orey
will deliver an address, and Professor
Teft. OF the Hartshorn Institute, will de-
liver the grafton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

'7'-'1'7''''I , LII TT'I TWII0" TtOdUUH|- T.
Base on halls-On Lloyd 2; off Tannohill.
:. Struck out-By Lloyd. s; by Tame
hill, Z. Twe-basc hits-Sherer, Viox.
Kain, MCGOWAN. Double plays-Cavan-
augh and Little, Houseman and Wells
Passed balls-Niox. 2. Hit by pitched ball
-Houseman, 2. Stolen bases-StahI. Pad
den, Groves, Houseman. MCGOWAN. Berte
Umpire. DAILY. Time Of game-One hour
and ffty-five minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
llONIs
IONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. May 2S-Bar silver Boyd.
6.sO Il. N-paris adviccs quote per
cent rcutes az lu2 francs ana 40 CEN
times for the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
GRAN AND cofIpN hNCH "a '1p.
Jim RICHMOND, VA. May y lS'''

onenngs-wheat. III bushels cor"
tw.hi1tsl, Wheat. H. bushels; corn 'whi'eh
10 uotatons wheatrLons6srrcy' Seo sac 70
ssc mixed. SO TO ~ &c, 10 s ssc '
10 -. White Virginia, Coo. to Ole, NO.
=. com, 6oc. to Gle; No. mixed "sa'
10 zoe. o .,,txed 34lLc.: No mixed
Eyi,c. 20 34c. ..oa
" 80 A5c 70 bSc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
coryroN MARKETS.

vnpK May 2s-Cotton eus;
NEW fV i,7 0-i6: middlng, 4 3-l6'
alad reespts "a bales Great r Britain
tOcS bales, ,ecnpncc 1916 bales: Cont
EDi eaiss ; ,a Ies"ifs forwarded. 2.65a bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

cash QUOTATIONS. were as f0IIONs. IIuuI
firm at the late advance; No. > spring
wheat. S0 Si9ic.; No. . red, DtsGsvisc.,
40 = corn. J3i4c.: 40. oats 2Ji2n3Oc.;
pork. SlgG2i5Hl2.1J: lard. S6.o2i2, ribs,
So 25aG3O; shoulders, S5.3li2q5.JO; sides,
sG51n6. G2ia, whisky, Sl2Gi2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
THE CLCBs PLaYiNG IN IHE EAST.
The Orioles Win But the Giants Lose-Bos-
ton aud pitfsburg Win.

BALTIMORE May &.-The Champions
celebrated their return home by win
nirg one easy game from the tail-enders
to-day Hofer was very wild, but mag
nicently supported at critical stages
Daring base-running had much to do
with BaltimOre's score. Inks was also OF
the 'March-hare order" and not well
backed up. Keller continued his phe-
nomcnal batting streak Robinson in
iured his ankle in the seventh inning,
and was succeeded by Clarke. Attend
score. r. H r.
Baltimore ..........1O3o 40x-l2 Is ?
Louisville ...........1 90 2002 o o. q
Batteries: Hoffer. Robinson, and Clarke;
Inks and WEIGH.
CLEVELAND. Z; NEW YORK, 6.
NEW YORK. May %.-The New Yorks
lost a hard game TO the Clevelands to-
day in the presence OF about 5000 specta-
tors. Rusio pitched winning ball, striking
out ten men, but an error by Van Haltren
in the fifth, when he muffed Mckean' 5
ny. let in two runs, and really lost the
game for New York. Young pitched well
in spite Of ragged support.
Score: X II. +.
New York ..........O10O22i VS. II b
Cleveland ...........l OF 0ZOl II 10 !
Batteries: Rusie and Wilson, Young and
O'Connor. -
BOSTON. u: ST. LOUIS. H..
BOSTON, MASS. May &.-The Bostons
batted Staley with ease to-day, while st.
Iouis aside from Miller, could not do
much with Wilson. The fielding OF the
home team. however. was so ragged at
critical times that the visitors had little
trouble in keeping pace with them. With
the score tied when the BostOns went in
for their ninth and two out, Mccarthy
hit n terrific liner over the left-feld fence
ana won the game. Nye was drafted into
service in place Of Long. who is sick In
bed. He will not play for week. Duny
is laid off with a sprain. Attendance
score. RH. f..
Bosom 13O50Oi liz II 3
s.. Louis ............01 2028O 3 oil 10 4
Batteries: Wilson and Ryan; Staley and
Pietz.
PHILADELPHIA, 3; CINCINNATI 2.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May &.-Nine
thousand two hundred and ffty-two per-
sons saw Philadelphia defeat Cincinnati
this afternoon. IL was the first game Of
the Philadelphia team since It's recent
western trip, and Taylor. who has been
incapacitated because OF bad arm, made
his reappearance in the box. The yisl-
tors were generally outplayed. Philadel-
phia clinched the contest In the first in
ming. The weather was clear and plea
SAINT
score: r. II. f..
Philadelphia ........4011 0-S II l
Cincinnati ...........1 90 00OOO-2 3
Batteries Taylor and Clements; Parrot
and Merritt
PITrsBuRG. Il: WASHINGTON, t.
WASHINGTON, May &.-Pittsburg easi-
IL defeated Washington to-day through
the miserable playing Of Corcoran at
short. sullivan's batting was hard and
timely. and Cross made some stops. Sell
bach's two put-outs were made on hard
chances. Attendance. 5000, weather
warm.
Score: X. II Il.
Washington ......2OOO0O u 4
Pittsburg ..........2O06 05x-l4 10 0
Batteries: Stockdale and MCGUIRE; Hart
and Sugden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
HOW THE Guns STAND.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Games won and lost by each club to
each other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, May -o'-fio"'
ouief and unchanged. A..
wheat duh. No. red spot sna MAY
ss,c June. SIC asked; July and Ausus,'
y. ~, Dr.d ,,ps.4f71c, southern. by sam-
ME S0s1s2c.: do. on grade, 'c4slc.
Corn easy mixed spot and May ..,c !
Tune SO: July. 57hc.; southern white'
SIC. . At.o ,roetern
Y703Sc No , mixed. western, ofdjAisc.
Hay weak at Si3.Dnl5
IIlll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

Provisions dull
Butter unchanged.
Eggs firm at i2izc.
Coffee firm at $l6.2Jn l6yfl2
Ronds-V ireinia 3's, new. 1914 bid 90.
century 1IJ'iq O04a0ls Baltimore and Ohio,
Is. Northern Central. 0San'O; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern c iiTsisi; 81 ola
Consolidated Gas stock, nl9ol12' po""s'
- lllz1 bid. do. 1s. lOOls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29
RRnnKLYN. Is CHICAGO. q

BROOKLYN. y. Y, May S.-The Chi
cago team were In the game to-day for
only one inning. In the second inning
Stratton was knocked out Of the box, and
before Hutchison could retire the side
eight men had crossed the plate. The
home team had another batting stroke in
the closing innings. Kennedy had the
visitors guessing. and they would have
been shut out. but for Wilmots home
run. Attendance. 1900.
Score: r. II. f..
Brooklyn ..........080l 032lx-l5 Is /
Chicago ........... 100000 0--2
Batteries: Kennedy. Grim. and Burrell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

treasury Balances: Coin SIS 'llo'ooV
o,,rrencv. So. 4i6.VoV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-29

tAMks rLAiKD YEsTERDAY.
At Roanoke
Richmond, g. Roanoke, s.
At Petersburg:
Norfolk. II: Petersburg. TO-
At Portsmouth:
Lynchburg Z; Portsmouth, l.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
FoHcsp oezsloN.
A K.n.s. state Hoard Dr.v.a oat of
nff,e

nfuc.
Topeka. Kan, July i3.--The members
OF the state board governing the Hutch.
Inson reforma,ory, after a two-days
conference With the governor, have de-
eided that the executive has the best
Of the fight and have each individually
determined TO resign
They have gone to their hotel 10 write
out their formal designations. The mem
bers are Tully Scott Democratl OF ober-
lin. ]. Armstrong Populiso. Great
Bend. and j. NJ Humphrey CRepubli.
cam. Fort Scott, Tully Scott was the
last 10 bold out and oppose designations
but the governor remained drm and
told them It was merely a question with
them whether they wished to resign or
to be removed. The board recognized
that the governor was the Judge and
jury In the case and had fun power.
The action OF the board thus disposes
OF the hearins-sO the truth Of all the
charges may not come out That the
beard was eNtravasAnt In purchases
appears to admit Of no doubt
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
FROM coLoRADo.s CAMPS.
Doior (. County.

The Rico Smelling and Refining com
pany received a ear load or pig lead
from Denver the first OF the week which
will te used for the frst charge in the
new furnace.
Late arrivals from the West Dolores
announce that big strike OF rich ore
has been made in the Emma. The pay
streak is said to be two feet wide and
win average $40 per ton In silver and
gold talues
The Syndicate tunnel has been en-
largcr for distance OF 200 feet. 1t Is
the largest and best mining tunnel our
reporter has ever visited. The work of
enlaring the tunnel is done altogether
at night. 1t Is the purpose of the com
pany to enlarge the tunnel the entire
lengtA OF their property 1000
feet
The diamond drill which has been al
work on the Rico-Aspen company's
mines encountered large flow OF gas
which neeessitatcd the laying of Of
quite number OF miners the first OF the
week. Roth air compressors are at work
and the drill hole viii be plugged as
soon as possible. No further work Will
be done with the drill until the ada
cent territory in the mine is protected
from the gas
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
r..n.sIe 5sAs =. o. a praaeh..

A pathetic Incident of the recent breaking
of the long drought in Kansas is told by
traveller who was in that region at the time
the rain came There had been Insufficient
rain In this particular part for several sea
sons the crops had been failures meager
and nnpfontable and many Of the farmers
were utterly despondent and sick at heart
through hope deferred. But the copious
rains brought actual salvation to very many.
The traveller WIS driving across bridge
over a creek that was running bank full
after being dry for months and noticed an
old settler sitting the bank with his feet
hanging In the stream baling up the water
FIRST In one hand and then the other and let
ting IL triekle back into the creek. The
traveller spoke TO him. but the old man
seemed not TO hear AT first and continued 10
bail up the water though In dream.
when he did finally hear and look up his
face was wreathed In happy smile and
tears were running down hts cheeks. The
traveller made some remark In the way OF
inquiry as to the old mans actions. The
CID settler bailed up n double handtni OF
water aud In voice that treInbled with the
intensity OF his realization OF all 1t meant
he raptiirotisIy cried: .'it's water. friendl
It's water,''-New York sun.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
N oFFlea foR rnE easslpeNr
ts,slsI wI.ss lh,-k. oa- should n-
" Is q.

taisis isI wI.os 1hsak, oa~ Shauid B-
Fr rt q.
Washington. July Colonel John
b. Wilson OF thr engineering euu-. In
klarse u the White fIouse and other
bubble buildings and parks about Wash
lnston. Ia his annual report, recon-
hDends that au appropriation pr s2i1.uO9
|bc made for the erection Ia connection
|Tith tine executive mansion eOuDds and
|siircctly opposite the treasury building,
b granite structure for offices for the
Ichief executive.
This structure" he writes. -cOuld BE-
connected by Wide coFridor with =
barge conservatory fttcd up as win.
ter garden. with tropical piants, foun-
|iains and statutes OF eminent Americans.
The eonseryutory could open into pie
ture gallery. connected by two wide
corridors with the East ROOM. and these
improvements would serve double pur-
pose by relieving the mansion u the ter.
rihle crush Incident 10 the evening 9th
csal receptions. l earnestly hope this
Important matter may No longer be de
lnyed, and that action may be taken at
the approaching session or Congress to-
ward erecting a suitable office building
for the president OF the United States. +"
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
Mener for nenry . oree.

New York, July 13.--The World says
that SliGs Mainyille Burroughs, late of
Burroughs. Welcome & Co. chemists,
London, England, died at Monte Carlo.
February 9Th last, leaving an estate
valued az e125.926, of which $4,000 Is
In this state. One twcnty-fourth of his
estate he bequeatlled 10 Henry George.
the single-taN advocate, fiye-twenty-
fourths to various societies, and the re
rnainder to his wife and children.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
SOLD som soNog.
rhs cs'sr.d. Fa.i ..d leon ComptHy
Gr,~ ~s.Ooo.noo.


Gri- ~s.ooo.noo
Drnver. July I3-A report came from
New York yesterday tha, the Colorado
Fuel and lrop Company Ind rlaeed a
large ata0uni II bonds Ia Shat city. al'i
at the campauy headquarters to-day uir
rcparl WAS verified From General Mau-
s-er kebtsr It l. learn d that the amour;
OI the sale amounted 10 S2oaO.ON
worth Of ;he bends.
The bonds were ordered issued three
wears ago when the consolidation took
pfsro. but owing 10 the pan!c no sut-
,rsssul CaoFt had been made 20 sell uu
III 1u!Ic recently. During the period th
company las endcayorgd Ia every way q
keep the various mines IN operation
and The -ieei works at Pueblo haze bagn
maintained under tryilg circumstances
The management ef the company, how
ever. has been quite successful In oh
tainiag contracts daring the past year,
and owing 10 the number obtlined re-
Gently new blast furnnce has been
constructed for the handling of pig
iron.
The blast furnace was blown yesIer-
,lay aud means the additional handling
81 about 40 tons Of pig iron day.
From now on the steel wo-ks VIII b.
operated in full force Owing to the al
vance in bar iron the management has
ii bright outlook In the future. the oil
c!ais are quite eiated over the sale OF the
bonds, as 1t places the company on
splendid footing and every claud tha'
has otIscured the financial horizon has
been lifted by the transaction.
The Lamar register., 1895-07-20
&. nn-n..m-nt Scenes

In senior badge and swaiiow-taii,
With lots Of things tu say.
The college boy his speech begins
on graduation day.
Into his !itfle boat.
He's 'hitched his wagon to star,
He's old enough 10 vote.
But when he's hustled for bis food
He som will sadly say
His education just began
Upon commencement day.
Washington Capital