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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07

~ a., .sors.r,b. ESQ; elear, ele.4.
wbiskeyiuncbnuged. sugar ees'os } sHs
ard A, etc.,; granuIsted' &C.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. october Flour dusi sno
nom,raI. Wheat firm; No. cash ana Uc-
tobcr. 56lc. Corn higher and scarce 70.
2 white, soc. Provisions duh. Mess pork'
stc IA cash. October, AMI November.
f.rG--prime steam. s:.423 cash and Ucto-
her. sweet.pickied hims firm AZ lisiSc'
Hogs stronger at si.75asS'ao.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, October 6.-Msrket firm, bess
hsnd picked 6ta7c. per d.; extra manu-.
picked, &c. per H.; other grades, 3a3tc' pcs
H.. ssies, 80 bsgs. at &c. per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND.
OCTOBER 6.-prices this week ranseu
a. follows:
Reef Caitle-vcry best, t.i5,c.; nledium
10 good, iatlc.; common TO fair, 2i3fc.
sheep, 3Iailc.. gross; limbs, 4a5c.'
gross.
Hogs, Gla7lc.. net.
There were G0i head Of beef cattle, 1917
hogs. and 63G sheep and lambs.
BALTIMORE.
BAL1ruonB. OctoberG - Beef cattle mar
ket slow. With some better tops: balance
Of offerings inferior; prices, quslity cons'd-
cred, unchanged; very best, Gs6lc.; hrst
quality. 4(a5ic.; medium, itaiic.: ordina-
". 2ta3c.; most sales 3 10 &c.; receipts,
,.Oi5; salcs, l.10t. Swine In lair supply
with only moderate demand; receipts,
5.Ol4; quotations. 6a1ic. Receipts OF sheep
and lambs, 5.279; guotations-sheep. Pa
i!c. lambs, Babe.
PHILADELPHIA.
WEST PHILADELPHIA. October o. Cattle
in fair dcmqnd; receipts. 3,iOo head
prime. Csa1c.; good. jiI6lc.; medium, "
a54c.: common. 3iaitc. Sheep duii: re-
ceipt,, 10000 head; prime. ilaife.; good,
3saic.; medium, 2ic.; common. 81 per
head TO 2bc. per pound; lambs, 3i6Ic.
Hogs in fair demand; receipts, $500 bead
western, sasic.; country. Ease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
DtNpILLE.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Hole, Guests Nearly suGocafed.

4 New Haven Comm telegram says:
William J. Dowd, owner of the Derby
House, on Tempe street. came near sacri-
ticine the lives OF cigt human beings there
cariy saturday morning by means Of coal
gss escaping from an old and defective fur
mace in the cellar. When squad OF police
from the station arrived at the house the
victims were all vomiting and gasping for
breath and showed signs OF narrow es-
cape from death 10y asrhyXia. The suffer
ercrs were Mrs. Patrick Mulligan. whO.sub-
let the lower floor and keeps an intelligence
office IN the front; Patrick Mullignn. her
husband; John +. Wild and his wife; Jo-
Scph MulIigan. three wears old Mrs. Me-
wins. AN old lady who live, with the Multi
gans Kate Shannahan and Bridget Bird.
The last two are young servant girls. Mrs.
Mulligan and Miss Bird have since been
very near death, but will probably recover.
Dowd Is Heartily condemned for his treat
ment OF lis tenants, as he knew the furnace
was unfit for use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
MURDERED By BEDOUINS.
Colonel Stewart and Party Tassacred
Through TTeachery.
nv cable IN the Disu=ichI

CAIRO, October Cit is rumored here
that Colonel Stewart ha, been killed al Ber-
Der.
WADY HAIPAR, October Ga persistent
rumor prevails here that Colonel stewart
landed. after his steamer struck the rocks
in the cataract, at Wady Garna. and that ne
was murdered by Bedouins.
LoNDoN, October 6.-The War once Is
uncertain a. to the fate Of Colonel stewart,
who, with forty men, was en- route to Don
cola. Their steamer struck the rocks ana
they were unable TO lloat her. \ bar Gam
was made with the Arabs to proNlde
cameis and conduct the party through inc
desert to Merani. The Arabs proved
treacherous. however, and massacred the
first party which landed from the steamer:
They then boarded the vessel ana killed
those who remained, with the exception OF
a few men. whose names are unknown III
is reported that Colonel stewart was among
the killed. II is unknown whether Mr.
Power, the correspondent OF the Tunes
had returned 10 Kbartoum or was WIN
Colonel Stewart.
CAIRO, October G.-Major Kitchener teie-
graphs that the whole 81 Colonel stewart
psrty has been murdered. Colonel stewart,
with his party, were stranded on we r0cSs
in the cataract at Wady Garna. ana hsd re-
questod the Mudir OF Dongola TO SEND MN
assistance few days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
The Blaine Clouds in Ohio.

lihiladclphla Times, Oth.l
When Mr.. Blainc started for Ohio with
the prestige OF his magnificent Send-oh in
Philadelphia, he believed that he possessed
Ohio and had a fighting chance for West
Virginia. He, therefore. arranged 10 de-
vote last week 10 oDthusilg Ohio 10 her
largest Republican majority, and this week
To the doubtful but hopeful task Of wrest-
iug West Virginia IRON Cleveland.
4 sudden Lalt has been called in Blalne's
movement. Clouds have not teen dis
PEELED in Ohio N was expected, and they
stlI lower and dal ken the Blaine horizon
in "a State that Blaine must carry next
week To have the remOte.t hope OF success
IN November. Instead Of possessing OHIO
and having fighting chance for West Vir-
ginia, Blaine ROW publicly c0nfesscs by his
sudden change Of programme that the
Den ocrat> possess West virginia and have
lighting chance Tor Ohio.
Instead Of Blaine deyo;ing the present
week to West Virginia, his appointments
there have been cancelled after tomorrow,
anu he will hastily give up West virginia
and return 10 labor the remainder OF the
week in Ohio. This is pIiin public con-
fession that Ohio is IN danger. and that
confession will do more Ia inspirt the
Democrats than all Blai.e's presence and
efforts can cCunicrdCt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
4 VERY SMART SWINDLER.
The Remarkable Operations Of Boston
IiNery-Ntab.e Keeper.

4 Boston special SAYS Charles III. Foster,
\ co,:ficucc man, who has served five yeirs
i'm prison for sixty tiyc-thousand-doiiT
fraud. has just contaminated another ex-
icn.iye swindle and escaped. lie was re-
leased on conditional pardon from the
State prison In iSi7, and immediately estab-
N,bcd liyery-s'abe at the South Fad. In
some way ne secured the confidence OF
Ira T. Litchfel 1. Wcst-End millionaire.
They formed partnership, Foster supply
ing the experience and Mr. L.tchheld the
cash. Foster, 20 II Is alleged. IN order To
stock The stable, bought several pairs oil
blooded horses and a lot Of tine turnonts.
The stable was fitted up ~ we'll A. money
could DO il. aud MIR. Litchtield paid ctsh
for It. Foster, plan was To go to a sale,
select the best article he could find. and then
have the bill made cut To Iitchneld, VINO
aiNays PAID on sight. In this way
Foster purchased sone 1913 horses and car
rlaec,. 81 which Mr.. Litchteld now holds
bills OF sale. This was only a small part Of
the fraud. A. soon i, the stable was fitted
ND Foster. 50 It l. alleged. turned about
and IN order TO secure more funds mort
gagged the contents 20 other parties. All
those who were induced to loan their mo-
r,y on the venture are viclimiZei. by
this means, Il j. said, LAWYER samuel
Thompson has lot $4,000; Farwell, the
printer, 81 .OoO, and NcssrS. Way aud Whit
ney. brokers. several thousand dollars.
Net content with this be on several occi-
| sion, went 70 nc.ghbOr,ng stable-kceper,
hired a fine turnout. and drove To Mr..
Litcicld's Office. lie would then tell
| Mir. Li.caiicld that the team was an eNcep-
! iions'iy fine one. and the whole thing Wa
| d bargain Tor 50 many hundred dollars.
| Without once making inquiries Lltchileld
drew a check IN payment for the steeds.
! handed it 10 Foster, ana the latter would
| DIVE the horses back % the stable
whore DC hired them. and cash the check.
| The money, il is alleged. instead 81
| going into lie business. went into Fosters
| DO kct. Mr.. Litchteid had line young
coli, and desiring 10 have him broken he
, turned BIN over 10 Foster for that purpose.
The latter found 4 purchaser II the High
! arGs and tbc proceeds Of the sale have not
b, en- accounted for. Two weeks asQ FQs'
! ter sold the entire contents Of the stable,
! including several valuable turnout, be-
! Forging TO gentlemen who boarded
their horses at the stable. He rep
re-, nicd the entire property 10 be
free from circumference and James Haley,
Of Mclrose, accordingly paid $4,000 down
| Foster then collected the bOarding.blls M
TO October lst. AMI before Mr.. Haley came
10 take possession he again sold the entire
| contents OF the stable, horse by horse, fol
what they would bring. Mr. Haley last week
found hi, stable empty. Having thus real.
/ lied over 100000 in cash by his scheme,
/ Foster disappeared. and the police have
/ not yet been able 10 find him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
An Alleged Deliberate SwIndIc

IBy Telegraph 10 We DisWtN.l
Boston, October Ga special from Prov
ldcncc says: The failure Of Emil Danlhei-
mcr & Co., jewellers, Of Cincinnati, has
caused much excitement among manuilc-
turing ieweller. Of this city and AttlebDro'.
WHO appear to have become involved TO the
extent Of from 100000 TO $4,000. From
statements of those who Are in position
to know, including the manager OF
Dun's Mercantile Agency, it appears
that the whole affair il deliberately
planned swindle. On July 2Sth last Dahl
heimcr called upon Dun's Mercantile
Agency here and made them 8 showing 10
the effect that he was worth from s20,O00
to $500 in stock and fixtures, and that he
owed between $4,000 and 5000, which was
his whole Indebtedness. He promised to
substantial this statement, but failed to do
so. II has ALWAYS been surmised
that he vs., connected with Charles
}. aud Joseph Stenau. who recently
failed. hut in July he made positive de-
NAL OF il. IL Ia. since bsen ascertained,
however. that his denial was untrue.
Among those in the city OF whom he
boueh, goods ana who have sent them are
J. NJ. Richardson. Atwood & Colwell. Will
liam Hamilton IS Co.. Cory Il Williams,
John McCloy, Charles :. Pine. W. Il. Rich
ards, William Butt, and Rabbit & Cam
cron. He ordered largely from Others, who,
fortunately, have not sent their goods. He
bought mostly plated goods. and II was r.
ported that it bad been discovered lately
that he would buy goods heavily here and
almost simultaneously sell them out West
10 yCr cent. below cost. one Of the heaviest
losers. il Is reported, is John EtZrnspcrger,
OF AttlebOrO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Condition OF Affairs I'm Egypt.
lBy cable 20 The Dispateh.l

LONDON, October 6.-The Cabine, To-Day
considered Lord Northbrook's hrsi slaIe-
ment relative to the condition OF Egypt
His reports upon affairs in That country are
very unfayorabe. The Cabinet also con-
sdered dispatches from Sir Hercules hooi,
son, Governor Of the Colony OF the cape 0,
Good Hope, urging that reiniorcements OF
troops be sent HIM to act against the Boers'
Upon the adjournment Of the Council as,
patches were forwarded 10 General Loro
wolseley. which are supposed TO refer 10
the acceleration Of the expedition up tne
Nile, and TO limit the cost thereof, when
latter item 10 reported to alarm the Min
istry.
At the opening OF Parliament the GOV.
eminent will ask for further credit, nut
tie amount to be called for Is at present un.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Az IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVE
TIE Pennsylvania Railroad Company Cut
OG the Baltimore aud Ohio Trains.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

ny l'NAIdIlu w tf ll-lit'hsl
PHILADELPHIA, PA, OctobcrG.-Informa
ton was received thi, afternoon to the
effect that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company had been given notice by the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company that it
would or and after October 18th Sunday
next) he deprived Of the privilege Of run
ming its trains over the Pennsylvania lines
bowen Baltimore and New York.
The news Of this important action was
verified at The Pennsylvania railroad main
Office, and it was further stated that neither
passenger tickets nor baggage checked
through from The West 10y way OF the Bal
timorc aud Ohio lines would DO received
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
In explanation OF this action an officer
81 The Pennsylvania company stated that the
movements part of 4 general system OF re-
ducing expenses. ave are now hauling
ne continued. "two trains each way daily
for the Baltimore and OHIO Company, aud
The latter doe, not give Us business enough
10 warrant the continuance OF the cOnncc-
ton. We Uay clr-serylcc Tor ears. ana we
think that recent experience, have shown
that we are able to handle ourselves
all The traffic between Baltimore and
New York. am sure that tins i true
Of the through business. This step need
not incommOdc the travelling public in the
least. Through passenger, comm from me
Wc,t destined for New York and Philadel-
phia by way Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
will have 10 change cars in Baltimore. fes,
the Baltimore and Ohio will be left without
any available New York connection"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
SPOTSlLTINLi.
The Democrat, Arou.cd-Jnme, \. Dunlop

The Democrats Arouscd-James y. Dunlop
and william =. Gilman Speak.
Especial telegram TO tnc DispaichI
InEDEmCK,RyEG. October g, 1851.
James y. Dunlop. Ed. and Colonel
WilHom :. Gilman addressed the Democra.
~ Of slot,y.vinia today. Mr.. DuElOp's
,Dccch was magnificent effort and was
highly appreciated. He has left behind
HIM many wam friends in old spotsyl-
yIuia.
Colonel Gilman followed him, and made
one Of his inimtlDie efforts, which wa
greatly enjoyed and enthusiastically
ChcDCd.
Hubard (Nlahonei'cl spoke 90 a crowd OF
negroes and few white MahOneiteS. The
color-lnc was pretty clearly drawn by the
negroes. not one Of whom listened 10 the
Democratic speaker, whiic HUBBARD spoke.
>UotSy lysnia will certainly increase her
ntWocTatiC vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Notes.

4 letter from Amherst Courthouse says:
The Democracy Of the county il thoroughly
aroused TheyOung men here have formed
a "Cleyeland, Hendricks, and TueNer
Club" and are doing good work for the
nominees. The members of the Club are
TO be uniformed.
Amherst and Nelson counties viii have
grand barbecue on the Sth instant at AM
ncrst Courthouse. The "roble Ran. y and
other good speakers will be on hand ana
we expect rousng time.
4 rou,ing Democratic meeting was held
at Wayne,boro saturday, night. Speeches
were made by Hon. j, Randolph Tucker
and Mr.. Charles Grattan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
THE STATE AT LARGE.
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Knights Tems'ars Ceiebrs tion-- Meeting Of
the Democratic Ccnveu,ion Evans and
Brad.

the Dsmoersae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Bra<5.
ICavs<coadsnse Of The Richmond p,.,,a,eh.l
PkTERsRURG, October G, 1881.
Arrangements for the annual meeting Of
the Grand Commsndcry OF knights Tenn
plsrs 81 Virginia In this city on wcdnes.
day afternoon have been completed. The
occasion will mark an event in the annals
az the order by reason OF the grandeur
H Tho reception ~ I've given by
the SIR Knights Of Appomattox Com
msndcry 10 the Grand Commandery and
their visiting brethren throughout the
State. The city is % bc decorated with
fiars, and on Thursday eight Communicates
viii participate in the parade in honor OF
the grand body. During the parade the
privste residences along The line o! march
will be decorated with flags.
II reports be true q number OF marriages
In upper soci,y in this city will take place
within the next two or three weeks.
The Democratic Congressional Convcn-
ton for this district viii rcdSsemble IN this
siy tomorrow night at o'clock. OF the
aghiy-nine delegates composing the Con-
vcn;ion il Is believed that large majority
viii be present. when the body first met
shout ono third 81 the delegates were in AZ
tendance. IL was 40 generally believed that
no nomination would hc made that dele
gates did no, put themselves 20 The trouble
snd expense Of cominc 10 Petersburg. The
majority 81 that body were opposed 10
nomination, hut that tic people might De
consulted in the matter. they consented TO
sH adjournment. Tomorrow night the
delegates viii reiurn with full under
standing Of The wishes OF the people, and
will Get accordingly.
II Is believed that the Malone people
wsrt Democrats candidate IN the deld.
while il is known that the Evans men do
moi. The moral effect" II I nomination.
IL Il is felt bv either OF the Republican fac
tons, will he a1 ainst Evans. The latter
feels this, and ohsCrvani men OF all parties
know IL 70 be true. Evans and his friends
SIT confident Of beating Colonel Brady at
The polls Nv q decided majority il they are
LETT 10 Gght the contest alone; hut II a
Democrat is put IN the field IL i believed
that influences viii he brought to bear
agaipst ENan> by the National Committee
which will operate against him.
Colonel Erady IN hl> speeches throughout
The district has many Kind words 10 say
Shout The cN-CoLicdcrafc soldiers. lie
ssys they have been. his warmcSi and kind
cst friends since the war, and il he i elect
cd 20 Congress Pc will Use his best endeay-
oT> 10 have The Confederate soldiers placed
on the same footing with the Union sol
di,r~.
Al GTccn>vlic Court to-day the two Re-
publican factions had their clndidaies and
speaker, present EoBIN ApAii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
destructive Fire I'm HOlyOise, Mass.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Boston, october Cone OF the most Sc
rleus fires that ever visited iolyoke broke
out In the basement OF No'2 Mil, belong
ing to the Newton Paper Company, on
Saturday morning. Eight heating-engines
and two machines were burned, leaving
one machine and three engines. Tbree
stock-houses were burned, in which were
stored ahou, 500 tons OF rags. Treasurer
Clark states that the value Of the property
the fire reached-mills, stock-houses, stock.
&c.-was, say, 100000. OF tins amount
perhaps $4,000 may be saved, leaving a
Total probable loss OF about $4,000. The
fre is presumed TO have resulted from
spontaneous combustion. Insurance, Sl3,-
900. II is understood the mills will be re-
built.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Charges Not "pigeon.SIoIed.'


THF tVIT-TdIiI " tIIV I'''T'I70'''l
ALBANY. y. Y, October ct has tran
spired to-day that so far from pigeon-holing
the charges against Sheriff Davidson. OF
New York, as mas been alleged, Governor
Cleveland, on the oath Il September
last. formally notified Sheriff David
son that charges OF malyersatiOn in
Office and neglect OF duty hal been
preferred against him. and requiring
hun TO answer such charges within twenty
days. On September 2jth William g..
Rice served the order upon Sheriff David
son. The ease was taken mp as soon a. II
wa, reached IN the regular course of busi-
ness. 1t was necessary for the Governor
to examine Geo pages OF testimony before
taking action in the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Probability or a Butier Electoral
Ticket I'm Mississippi.
fBy telegraph TO the Di5patch.l

Icy telegraph 10 the Di'pitcH'I
JACKSON. Miss, october Ga meeting
Of tho Republican state Executive Com
mittee was held here to-day. Letters were
received from the chairman OF the Green
back Committee proposing fusion
bv the Greenbackers and Republicans
on the electoral ticket; the Republicans
to have five electors and the Greenb1ckers
four. The committee declined u accept
the proposition. The result Of this seton
l. rumor that there will be Butler ana
West electoral ticket in Mississippi. the
committee made the following suo-
slitutions on the electoral ticket o.
T. Montgomery rice Governor AZ
corn, who refused to serve; ;. /. JOCK
son rice ]. y. Carpenter, who refused to
serve. Four Republican candidates Tor
Congress were present at the meeting. Inc
session was held with closed doors. Other
business Of a secret nature was transacted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
THE RICHMOND DIspA TCH TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7..iss4.

Pennington there were BRET stops, and
at each point Mr.. Blaine spoke OF the I'm
poriance to West Virginia OF protective
tariff.
At Paramount there was quite large
meeting. Mr.. Blaine left the tram and adj
dressed the people from stand.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, October 0.--Gene-
raj John A. Logan arrived here from HUNT
lngton at ~ O'Clock on his way through
the southern part OF the State, large
crowd greeting him along the route. Gene
raj Logan stopped of here snd msde
speech to q large audience. He ieft two
hours later. He will stop at all the towns
up the Valley, and through to The virginia
line. There was much enthusiasm mani
fested, and firing OF cannons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
CHARLOTTE COCNTl.
! Big Democratic Meeting n, the Court
HOuSc.

| Big Democratic NscuuG AZ the Court
House.
l>p,cai telegram 10 the D',Datch.I
CHARLOTTE C0rETUoUSE)
October 8. 1854.
Hon. John ". Dauiol. j. II. II. FiSgatt.
and Harry Tucker addressed n meeting Of
several hundred people here to-day. The
speeches produced a happy ciIec; and were
attentiyely listened TO. Anumher Of ladies'
could be seen at the windows facing the
cOurl-ercen.
Daniel was Introduced by \. J. Terry
amid a storm Of applause, and spoke two
hours and half. With more than his ac-
cuStomod cloquencc and power. he ar
raigned the Republican party aud its lead
cr> and upheld Cleyehnd and Hendricks.
The speech was pronounced ly his friends
one Of the best delivered during the can
va>s. The Democrats OF The county are
aroused. and old Charlotte VIII do her dgty
on the ltA Of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Tammany Congressional Nomtna-
tfoDs.

Try telegraph 20 the Disratchl
NEW YORK, October G.-Thc Tammsny
Hall Congressional Convention passed OF
quietly tonight, every candidate being
unanimously nominated. The surprise OF
the evening was the nomination OF Joseph
Pulitzer. editor Of the New York Word,
in the Ninth district. This district runs
from the Bowery and Third Avenue to the
East rver between ReyIngton and Four
tconlh streets. and large majority OF It's
population Is German.
The nominations were as follows: sINth
district, n. Muller; Seventh district, John
J. ADAMS; Eighth district, :. :. Cox :;
Ninth district. Joseph Pulitzer; Tenth dis
trict. Abram $. Hewitt; Eleventh district,
John j. Hardy; Twelfth district. Orlando
b. Potter; Thirteenth district, Egbert J..
Niglo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-07
Bnsc-BaII Yesterday.

GBy telegraph to The Dispatch.l
Philadelphia: indianapolis, o; Ath-
letic>, I.
Baltimore: Louisyilos, G; Baltmores.
I.
Pittsburgh: Alleghcnys. 2; Cncinnati',
5. Game called on account Of darkness.
Brooklyn: Brookyu', ); St. Louis. g.
Buffalo: BUtalo,, Is; Providence, /.
Milwaukee: Milwaukecs. e; Bo.ton,, ,.
Kansas City: Kansas City Unions, D;
Baltimore Unions, 3.