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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
GENERAL SYNOD or THE REFORMED cHrRcH

A.hury Park. y. j.. Juno f>pec.al- The eighty
fourth REGULAR session Il the General synod Of thr
Reformed Church logan here This afternoon iu the
Ecioru,a Church. Ncrly zoo drlr4nt', Wcrr present
The Rev. Dr. j. Eonc,u Lctr,. q. Ehiuch"ck. wa,
cl"r'od i~r-ldcui. Tho Rev. Dr. Erhcrt Winter. of
Grand RAPID. Mich. was Il c'cd yloc president The
Rev William II. : Ddmar'-t. ~ walden, =. y. and the
Ecv. Matthew kol}n. OF kalimaroo. N.,l.. wcrn
elected CLERKS pro TEN. The stated ccrA. the Rev.
Dr. i. D. Nanc.cci. Of Jersey Ciiy. and the permanent
clerk. IN" Rev. Dr. ". H. Ten Ey ck. of Ncw hr1us
Wich, both hold over
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
LIorOR SEGLERS FIYED 1T FREEHOLD.

Freehold, y. j.. Juno l~lcciaD-lIcnrv. ". n1cc
bee bother Immediately south of ocean Grove who
indicted last month for selling liquor contrary 10
law and who pleaded guilty. fined 800 and costs
% DAY by Judge COTovcr. 'harlr, VI. Morris. Who
had -old beer in A.hut IAf1. nurd 200 and
costs. I'm default ~ The payment of Tho necessary
amount, Morris sent t. the county !l.l
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v,,roprAN rROpVCE MARKETS.

I,vcrnoo June 4, rs p. m.-Beef and pork-Holders
on p frrpiy Hans-lIoldeFs offer moderately Bacon
gh snuly 1, in excess OF the demand long aud shors
clear mlidic about 5j m dull AZ 20. 6d long clear MD
die about IS n. duh at 3os Cd onsr
aIo~ Holder, offer freely. Turpentine-lolders orer
Eosin-TOldsrs offer moderately common nrIn
a. - I'd Lad-Spo. futures-Holders ctcr mod nod,
urlrne and June dull az SIS July
,n,us Juu nj 3is 3D. Wheat-Holder> Offer snaringly.
Holders ofcr mod, ratey Iorn-Spot ana iutnres.
,,srs oger Moderately: mixed Western spot steady a.
~ c,d. August steady 81 sid. Hops at London
pacIac Coast-IIolders are not Offering
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LIVE STOCK NARKrrS-nY rELEGHApn

Buffalo june I.-Cattlr-Reccpt, last II hours. $50
head Tor week FAR. 1850 for
inst week 10 100: consigned through Ncw-yoIk ZOO
head head sale: mari kct quiet sheep and lambs
Receipts last - hours 1000 head total for week thus
20 for time last week. IL coo: .igncd
through ZOO head 400 to Nrw-Nork 500 on sale
trade inactive; prices lower; Nhct-. hoicr t. extra.
4, lnc medium good. - ljd+i -: -
good - 7iqf5 10. Lambs to choice, - GocsI -
fair 10 good - iOd - So medium to far 81 SOC - 3i
spring 46as7 IIogs-Rccerts last - hours. 1900 h nd
total wrcI thus far 273oO for .ame tim" list week
90 $50: gned through 200 head 7c0 To New York
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OIL. MARKETS.

Oh city Penn, Junr i.-Nationll Transit Certificates
opened 81 highest S,rt lowest, S}c closed.
sb'rc chatter, "A. 76s bbsi shipments l2ooSi Dds :
runs II. 100 bhl-.
Plttsburg, Penn. June 4.-I,Gtocum market dul and
National Transit Ccrncat~ opened at - 'ci closed
at HGi-c highest. o3i-c lowest soc ~
Bradford Pom. Junr h.Natipr1l Transit C'ftlc't,>
oponed At S7isc closed At SIC; h9hc-t ss'-r lowest
SC cleafaaccs. GG2 900 bb-.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Earned runs-New;York 4. Boston l. First haze by
Boston T.. First base balls-0f Kecfe 3 on Maha,h
!; of Gumber. g.. struck out-heei. = Brown ~ II
,ase hits~Od Madden s. OF Gumbert 9 Threcbase hits
,hannnn (,uubeyt Twobase h!t--(IoTe =, Hatfield J..
irwin l. Sacrifice hts-Connor. o,Rourke keefe Mur-
Quinn. bases-D Richardson shannon,
Eoyev Nash. Double p1y.-Quinn and Brouthcrs' Wid
So x esfa l. Umpres-Matth' Hs and Cunning Time
:, game Oe Auendance-l553.
The Brooklyn and Rochester American Association
teams nIayed az Ridccwcd Park Yesterday the Rochoster
,.tn,tro .ft.r an interesting battle By thi-
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domestic Giiuatlons Wantro
Females.

Females.
- WFOISH girl a good cook, assist
= washing. Cali Mrs. MALMBERG, 80
Ith.ayr. bet. 18th and 2Oth st>.. upstairs
vvyNNTED.- BY an cducat d and refined
w Young widow speaking frcnch and
English. n situation a. companion 10 an Ia
valid or LADY travelling, charrrnii to young
r,ri ar managing houspkrcI,r In sWall
family. b.st of RI, f,rrnces given. Address
&. DT REiLEFENILLE. { Union PARK,
l,O-tO..
VA AITHESs and CiiAMBLEMAlD.-hN
w A neat artiNr trrman girl Ia lIrl\ao
,,tnllv. una, r~fand. her duties III every
,nrtitular: nhiining aud has excellent refer.
.ncrr willing to nv Ia 60 utrN. eau az
Nine. JAtQlIN'N. CO. 6ta Upstairs
nrtwrrn 3jth aud 3Gth St..
xIrAITRFSS. lady desires 10 obtain .
w place for Protestant girl rs waitress III
a small private family not far from inc clty'
Call or address NJ. a, 80 East 30tA'st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Eomes.ie Gitnd!lors U'
Females

feu1aIco
ESPECTABLE GIRL wi'hr, siI"'. -. o'I
Ii la private fan ily city or 'o""''l
Iiud~On-,t
~ f.AM~tKt>N or NJ MD Nv t'inr
- wnman has inowlcdg" nt ar ,T'n"h',A '',t,,',
thinning and drapinp excellent IN max, max, =!
over dresses would assist ~ ",h'F Nv" =,
ohligimg and Wcll-rct onin, hu"'u co,
counfr,. Clll at Nine. ~ ~ ~ ~ ''-
6th-aNr.. upstairs. near 3'th'r'
N-..r - .rst.rl,.- Fr 'nch drttS
- u atcr would llk to cpea9" Win i,' iad'''
Going IN country 90 TAX ear o.
~ ,ram-tr.S-. Address {. G., l'''' wa,
I,rNMS fEFNN.-N; = r"sl" t'D,' ~ n ,o
- aecd vonan, To- 90 oi, bN ,,nm'uuut ~ uunt
90 plain SOW ny. Address N'S'
$50 East 22d--t. -------
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-ny,
w , yorIng swedish girl reference cith
or country. Call Mrs. MALMBf.h. 90
4th. ave. bet. 25th and Goth sts., ups'alr''
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Domrsiie Giiuations Uanteo

Females.
W\ITRESS.-By a capable, neat, tidy
w girl city or country best reference, ;
understands her work well T. fond Of chll-
drcn. call 212 0th-aYc., near l'th-st.'
HALLS.
~ AITEESS. BY young girl rs nr>t-eldss
w waitress. can take n buffers place ;
willing. obilging and t'ustwoIthy unques-
tiunabl" host city references. Call or ap-
ply 3j7 ith.aVe. bet. Goth and 21th ,t-.
AZ AtTRESS and CHAMBEHMAl D.-By
w ncat clean German nfst-clt>si :
Ncar. ference: pri'at" or boarding hoy So
40 objection 10 the corntry. call a. hf,'
BlECk'S 10 T. 4. l2th->t-. pear lth'alr.
~ ASUING-By German woman M"Iln
w take In washing or go Ou;. l.ooi "a
ave-. candy store.
" DUNG girl for general honsework IN
i "A small private family; no objection TO
the country. s27 l0th-ave., near ooth'st' !
NO cards.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The Amateur Athletic Union Baseball League held
meeting at The Sporting Tines once yeserday afternoon
Among the members present A. A. Jordan OF the
N.w.YOrI Athletic club \. LOwcnstein OF the Yonkcrs
Athletic cub; G. Aunet OF the Ncw.Jcrsey Athletic cub
e. Chassaond. Of the Manhattan Athletic club; II. :.
Young 4. g. stevens and Secretary James H. sullivan
r. decided not % appoint Official scorers home
elu furnishing It's q. Hart and r. Golden
viii act ~ Official umprcs. The game between Man
haitian Athletic and NcwJerey Athletic clubs for Saur
azy next Will be played the Manhattan Athletic Club
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an standard of classlfi.
ordinary
,ItINEII
GOOD Ordinary ........ 7.lG Low Middlinc III
~ir food Ordinary 10 Lilo Niddlin2 ......ll 1916

TIL" tOn nIrkct 9,ain unsettled, with d'cdodIy
NOR" he . thr trading. Tn" opening va, .ttong, ana
monhs advanced 5t7 points While late deliveries
gained point. Liquidation of 'lonc~' Va@ th"n r.
-uued loadH" - m cak of points August and lol
~ point, Juu" aud July Later months responded win
d'.n" u iG1 point. Toward the clnsc. however thric
renewed buying - options. which closed 2a3
points higher than iay. while remote deliveries lett
or al liz pon:~ decline liverpool was la2 ponts
.0f,r. sales here. llj.JOO bales
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o,herbood park wo. also a wen.payed

Tn. game et Brotherhood Park wos also wen-payed
one the New.York Players outGenering ts Boston
op,oneuts and winning easily. Keefe pitched with M
o,a-tame skill and admirably supported Kelly cid
pt play. Kelly may disgust people at times, eT he u
sreao banpayog, and hts presence In team means a
great deal Ewing played with his usual fire and dash
vhne both Richardson's did excellent work. Gore Ewing
Quinn Shannon and Hstheld did the best batting
Madden pitched three innings and retired in favor
s Gunbert Gumberts work was not much Of an I'm
p,oyement The New.Yoskers took the lead in the open
ing inning aud che result in doubt johnson,
,enty 0, PLAYERS Club, has been secured
he local Brotherhood mine. lie VIII probably cover
centre ned will go to the left and Sattefy TO the
tench The
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

E,- Yors Erooklyn d Left on bases New y ork
o. Brookyn First base balls-On Ruslc OF Terry
e. Struck out-Ty Ilusie g. Tony 6. Tw0-base hit
Carutlle's. Three bast -Hornung. Rusie stolen
bases-Icrnan g. Sharrou l. sacrifice hittarke. BUCK
lev Sharrott o srcn Collins. Pnlney, Clark Double
plsys-Clarke and Somuers CsrAe, Denny and HSfnuns
fIf hv ptcher-rerry. Passed bsls-Buckley l. Clark l.
Umpre1Mco ouade. Time OF game-l 20. Attendance
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Earned rups-l'rooklyn o, Rochester .. Lett bases
GfoNkyh T. Rochester D. First base BrOOKlyn
l. RoSh'''er ?. fir.t base balls-Or Mccullough 2
OIL Calhan l. Struck out-By McC ullough by Canihan
& Saerihce hltsOw. 0'BIen. Ply. Schener, Iyof,
pays-Peltz BowlS and PITT Simon Bo,vc- Phillips
,.Icrpw oSi ana Brlen ~. lit hy pitcher-Nche
Tough. Passed bail-Bowes. Umpire-Doeschcr. Time
] 80.
The Staten Island Cr.cket and Crescent Athletic Club
teams played st Livingston Yesterday. The hCnc nine
ouplsyed the Crescent Athletes every point and won
easily. The srOr.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

grounds Eighty s,xth-st and Eighth-ave, instead OF
Brotherhood Pirk $ scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Staten Island c. G. Q Q Q 0 : o.?

5fe.senI eI1.Sa I'.1"1 z. c'.. . - 2 2 I y
'f'd / 'r'f G. / / l. c IA. a OF on rF,' C' G. q. On
&. {. a. 4. g. Base bllls-Or Sneedon 2 Tancng.
! Struck Out',ecr, o'tlyn, w. Hai~tad .. Hast ad.
Sneedcn. Suel drh, Preston Kin>ler Ford Fau-~ -.
Stolen Terry Landuan. Sacrifice hits lIa.tead
Do"d Dogbic pisysMrrphy and Terrv Ford and Tory.
spauding. kin~ler and Strcb.gh TwO-b1Sc ht--Ir
tjn. DoVd. Hit by pitchcr-Icrry ?. Passed balls
kn>lcr I. Umpire Hopkins. Time Of cane-l 3D.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

staten Island c; CO l 4 3 x-I.
Bsttcries-Tyng and Car, Bccannon and Mccormick.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HAVANA MARX l:T

Havana June 4.-Spanish gold. 2i2ha2f2I FIX;
change quiet steady. Touorrow Will b. observed
here a holiday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The staten Island Cricket and the Manhattan Athletic
Club teams paved at Livingston yesterday The Cfickcis
oGtpayed their opponents every point by this
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The Newfork and Boston League teams will play the
Polo Grounds to-day aud the New.York and BROOKLYN
PLAYERS teams at brotherhood PARK
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

COT1ON-On the spo. dull and weak az Sc decline
Sale. 261 bales for consumption. Port receipts today
90 bales annst 1908 bulc last week and id1 bales this
day Last Since September /, receipts at the por>s
Aggregated j7lG bales iGi Gl bales for the
spending time last
Quotations based American standard Of claSslh.
Mt
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Both New.Yok's representative baseoail 'e'"' p".e"
In greatly imnroyed form yesterday. and tne reS ~
rather easv victories for the home teams AHo ~
uas NJ the baseball order yet the attendance AZ eoh
park remarkable A. L.. -, ,,o
At the Polo Grounds the game was .he i'sv VI w
,rcscnt series between the newborn anu pio'r''"
Iearue teams Rusie's wonderful ltchhs h'u nuo" ~
do with Nev.Yofks OF the hNc o'se"'' H'a"o
Inv IN. Brogyn bstsmen four were OF the ser"h ofor
pus. made the only for Newly ork anu thaV oiu
not smg,n. 20 anything. Clarke played clever game
a, ecood base while Buckeys catching oouid not nave
been Improved upon -. -. , 1000, =. .
Ths NevYorkers first to the bat ana opened the
a, with one run Tienan was sent TO hrst on calied
~ ana went second on an error by Pnkney Clarke
, hin sfely and Tienan scored In the fourth inning
vo more runs went TO New-iorl and the Bridegrooms
.re further behind. Denny made hit, but forced
nut by Buckley. Buckley was forced out by Sharrott
sarro;t then stole second and to third on Wild
throw bv Clark Tiernan sent to first on called
balls and stole to second Clark attempted TO catch Shar
rot at third but threw wildly, and both Tiernan and
ShaITott scored.
The further increased their lead with one
more run In the fifth inning Hornung made livery
base hit TO ccnre.feld embankmeut and scored
on CIakes OBrien. which the latter caught
after a long run. He caught the ball only few inches
from the ground. The Brooklyn men made their oni!
run In the sixth inning. The score
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
J,,Siocis, Js,5,sSS}i cisy - 3 . Q . Q 9 I'll

FaFuod runs-Icrsev City 8, Wilmington 3. First base
Y, errors.Ic's,ey ~ Wilmington T. Lcft on bases
dock Galiean Iwo.bas' hits-McDermott Doolcy. Mur-
Phy Fitzgerald. Coogan Carl Corcoran. Solen bases
Aeneken Brady. Van Astine MuIphy, Keay, Cooghn.
ss,inee S.d, M,,-M.Denno,,. Lynch Carl struck out
%'oley luid0ch 9Nurphy Carl Galllgan Newell, VIII
.ans Basehits on Bnckcy 10 Can 12. Turner T.. FtA-
f"rsu IL lli~t ba~~ balls Buckley |, Car .
COfan. Time 10
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Tho West End and Bayonne Athletic Club teams played
Bergen Point yesterday. The West Ends won by
BayOnn A. C"........-O q 0 U 90
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The Hackett CaIhaft & %. team defeated The New.
Jersy Athlete Club min. in a well played game at Bergen
Point. The score:
NeS.jel.St NsSHj y, S-'2'F9 IA & co'd = o GO
farnca runs-iactetts g. y. J. a. G. l. Two.basc
hit~IA River. Double play-Abc and Barry. Base
Iieuey T. BY Currie :. Hlt by pitcher-Smith. Time
Q hours. Cmpire-1homas -
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Exchange. COnsolida' I'd.

Erilnc1
barrel, and go cents In cases.
Foreign quota iOns--AntVcrp II Il fiaHcs. Bfcmcn
g. 90 marks London . 1860 IL pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NEW-YORK DOES BETTER.
BOTH DoCAL TEAMS VICTORIOUS.
4 GOOD DAY FOR BASEBALL. BUT ONLY FAIR
CRowDS-OTHER GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
v.xvorn 4 Rrooklvn Chicago g. Pnsbure l..
Philadelphia Z, Boston o. Cleveland D. Oin0ii- -
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
V-vo,n po.to, Chicago g. Cleveland l.
Buffalo 7, Pftsburg 4 Brooklyn L. -
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Rochester 5, Brooklyn 2. st. LOUIS -
Columbus IA, Toledo O.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
I.rsev CITY H. Washing Baltimore b. Werees'orI
ton 10. Ne"-h"0" -
Hartford O. Washington /.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

ton.inninC game PLAYED at Oakland Park ycster
day between jersey City and Wilmington teams. Base
hits and eTrors numerous Tho home tam in
ele tenth inning by this score
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

DARN oI:h -. 0 0 q q o o. (
R1ttores- Amherst Har' ard Hunt Dartmouth Iiar.-
and Jofs. Ba-chit~-Anh"fs' IS totA ~ Dart
mouth 10. total l3 Errors -Auh re' o.. Daf'rogfh G
Princeton. June 3Ihc Pnnc.tol Unvers''v nine thi>
afternoon defeated The Tngrvood Fcld Clnb uinr Nv
tho Of 10 o. The game bv hoavy batting
and hrst-cass all-afonnd pafing. The score was
princeton .............O 0 3 o O-s
ErroFs-E Enqcwood 5 Princeton . Pitchc5s-Younr
and WESTON u. lMp.rc- wilson.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items OIL
Various Subjects.

Condensation of Interesting Itcms on
Various Subjects.
Cincinnati board of trade wants one
cent postage.
Mrs. Mary Foster, pioneer, died Nyednes-
day at Paris Ky.
Seals are becoming scarce, so says re-
port from San Francisco
The National eommandery of the Loyal
Legion is in session in St. Louis.
Attorney General Miller is mentioned
for the supreme court vacancy.
Near Proetorville, O.. DIR. G. w Trumbo
fell in cistern and broke his neck.
Joseph S. Moore, well known young
editor, died Wednesday, at Danville Ky,
DIR. McGonigal, Of New York city, goes
TO states prison for fourteen years for
malpractice.
DIR. Arthur b. Carpenter the eminent
Cleveland physician, died Wednesday of
heart disease
G. II. Burrows. of Cincinnati. is the
new president of the National Carriage
Makers association.
Seven men were probably fatally in
jured by boiler explosion in Pittsburg
blast furnace Thursday.
Lieut.. Alpheus Robert French, the sole
survivor of the Black Hawk war, died in
Baltimore Wednesday, aged So.
Three men were fatally injured b. an
explosion in the Bessemer department. of
the Otis steel works, in Cleveland, Thurs
day.
William Murphy. aged 45, a farmer,
was found dead in a wagon at his home
near Sardis, Ky. Heart disease was cause
of death.
Danny Needham, Of s.. Paul, and Billy
Mehane, of San Francisco, light-weights,
fought Tuesday night with fourounce
gloves at the Seattle Athletic club fer a
purse of 81 eco Mehane was knocked sut
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17

SALT LAKE, Oct. 17.-Three deputy
United States marshals have brought in
John /. Lambert, John Johnes and a
man named Anderson, charged with
unlawful cohabitation. Lambert and
Anderson were held in $1,000 bonds
with their plurals, to answer to the
grand jury, and gave bail. Jones was
held in the same amount. but failing to
give security went to prison. Nathan
Hansen, charged with unlawful cohabi-
tation, was arraigned before Judge
Zane and pleaded not guilty. j. NJ
Keoh, same otfense, pleaded guilty and
sentence WIS set for Nov. 20. James
Butler, unlawful cohabitor, was con-
victed before Judge Blackburn at
Provo He admitted tc the court that
he had been in the penitentiary before
for unlawful cohabitation. and said he
might as well be in the penitentiary as
anywhere.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
CANADA WILL R7TALlATE.
Scheme on Foot to Remodel the Dominion
Tariff Shortly.

OTTAWA, Oct. 17.-There appears to
have been, as if by mutual understand
ing, general attack, with threats Of re-
taliation, against the United States upon
the pat Of the conservative press Of
Canada all along the line. The governs
ment press of the Dominion is slow to
take any important step where the pol
icy of the administration is concerned,
except under instructions from Ottawa,
and it is generally believed that the
mandate has gone forth to prepare the
people OF Canada for such remodeling
of the Dominion tariff during the ap-
preaching session of parliament as will
meet the Mckinley bill on its own
ground.
The Halifax Mail. the organ of Hon.
Charles Upper, minister Of marine, has
taken very decided stand, characteriz-
ing the Mckinley bill as an act Of war
ON the British empire.
In 1888 Canada sod us $42, 500, 900
worth Of produce and bought of us $S,-
800. 100 worth. Il very tidy sum, which
ike TO miss ii it shall Le with
ha11 I
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
heidi
Constitution Makers.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 17.-The consti-
tutional convention is still hammering
away at the Judiciary report, and only
one provi ion remains to be disposed of,
and by the hour of adjournment for
dinner the way will be clear for the
consideration of the supplementary re-
port of the franchise committee relating
to the extension of the time of county,
legislative aud district officers for the
time of two years beyond the time for
which they were elected. This isa burn
ing question and there is no telling how
much time it will consume.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
a Ease I,aIIlst whipped.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 17.-Richard
bingham. a former catcher of the Chi
cago base ball club and one of the first
professional umpires, was horsewhipped
here yesterday by Mrs. Fred. Allen,
wife Of a saloon keeper. The woman
gave as the reason for her action that
he had circulated damaging reports
concerning her character.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
Damage suit for Barrundia's Death.

NEW YORK, Oct 17.-Senor R. Ben
gochea. husband of the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Gen. Jose Maria Barrun-
dia, arrived in this city Wednesday.
He comes here to make demand for
$l00 600 from the United States govern
ment for the killing of his father-in-
law. He claims that the government is
responsible, because United States Min
lister Miner induced the captain of the
Pacific mail steamer to turn over Gen.
Barrundia to the Guatemalan troops,
and thus caused him to be murdered.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
T.. CLICK

Come and see my all wool Dress Goods, goods
which you always pay 35 40 cents for, you can
now get them in plain and all colors, stripes and
paids, for 27! cents,
No use paying SIP or SIS for business suit when
will sell YOU u better one for $40. Come in and see
if it is not
Why make boys or childrcns clothes? Why,
can sell you these goods already made cheaper than
the goods will cost you.
| can show you the prctcst line of Mems and
Youths pants you inspected, and for less money
A few moro Of those 9Oc. and S125 countorpanes
left Como and get them they will be here only
few days more.
When you visit my store ask to he shown the
goods You see advertised here and see if have what
| advertise and prices,
Roofcrs, blazers and all new style jackets in all
new colors at lowest prices.
can sell you a splendid every day shoe at $500
in ladies and men, | have also fine line of shop
made goods of best makes.
A look at my carpet department will convince
you that | can suit you in body and tapestry brus-
sell > and 3-ply ingram carpets, rugs, oiIcoths' etc
Prices always the lowest.
o----------E. CLICK
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
Threatened with Assassination.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Oct. 11.-Gov-
error Steele, en- route to Kingiisher to
attend a Grand Army reunion. received
warning that he would be assassinated
if he passed through here because of his
having veto d the bin locating the ter
ritorial capital at this place. At the
solicitation of his family and mis- friends
ne left the train ut small station be-
fore reaching Oklahoma City and con-
tiuued his iOurnpy by stage.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17

MARINE CITY, Mich, Oct. l7.-Mrs
William Wellhausen, and her 7-year.
old son We're drowned in well at their
home five miles west of here The boy
fell into the well by accident and the
mother, hearing the cries, grew frantic.
She plunged into the water and was
also drowned before help came Mrs
Wellhausen was Is years old.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17

cured a'lo [ l'9o heal, sompoall frac.
ture Of the riga arm Il the wrist. Is
Suffering from a shock and may die.
Goro Tanner the actress, severely
lacerated her hands in going down d
fire escape. She was playing an engage
ment at the Grand opera house, and
had room in the hotcl.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
TVENTY-EIGHT
Cities i'm the Union With a Pop
ulatiOn of Over 100000.
Comparison of the Present Cen
SuS With That of 1880.

The Increase of Population in These
Cities AZ Fer Cent. or Nearly Double
Chicago Second and Philadelphia
Third--The Rank in 1880.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1T.-Tbe popula-
tion of nearly all the American cities
have been completed. and they are now
returned as follows for those over 100,-
900 people:
-, T..
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-17
2. Il. O. sisterhonI.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. l1.-Ths
eighth annual convention of thu p. L.
o. sisterhood is in session here Nearly
100 visiting delegates were present rep
resenting chapters of the order in
Indiana, Illinois. Missouri, Nebraska
Kansas and Iowa