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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
New York Financial Market.
lBv Telegraph.


NEW YORK, June 2s.- Money was easy
through the morning, and closed at . per
cent. Exchange closed steady posted rates.
4S5HGiSS19; actual rates, 1851 fer
sixty days, and 4s1ll for demand. Gov
ernments steady; currency 6's, ll31 bid;
~. coupons, l22l4 as, do. I03 bid.
The stock market was very dull during
the two hours 10 the close in business at
noon, only 63,199 shares changing hands.
The market opened irregular. but generally
higher. During the first few minutes ~
business there was further fractional inn
proyement in the general market. Toward
II O'Clock. some hammering by the bears
entirely wiped out the early advances. In
the hour 10 noon Pullman Palace Car stock
was the strong feature. II steadily adj
yanced until its price had risen to 2lsis, an
advance Of ~ per cent. for the morning.
The bank statement, which was made pub
lie about II 30 O'clock, and which, contra
nv 10 expectations. showed an increase in
the reserves OF si9S, 625, helped strengthen
the general market, and at the close values
in most cases were slightly above yester-
davis figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Messrs. s. v. White
4 Co. telegraph to &. W. Branch 4 Co.
as follows: Wheat-Tbe advance WAS
caused by reports from the Northwest Of
damage by hot weather. A report was also
circulated that the Consul at Odessa cahle,l
weather unfayorable through Russia.
Those who are inclined 10 sell are deferred
from doing 30 20 any extent by fears Of
damage 10 spring crop. Three loads re-
ported taken in New York. Liverpool
quiet, dull and I'd. lower. Receipts. i61.-
900; shipments, $1,000: exports, 5000;
thirty cars Monday. Corn-Com has Teen
dull, about all business being changing
from one month to another; fluctuations
narrow. not exceeding Il Oh any month.
Liverpool steady, demand good, June x
higher. Receipts, $4,000; shipments, t62,-
600; exports, lil, 900; four hundred aud
ninety-five ears for Monday. Oats dull and
steady all day. One hundred and forty -hve
cars Monday. Observation-Disclosures dull
and lifeless all day; the only feature was
changing July stun to September. As long
As these receipts Of hogs keep up. we will
see a dull, dragging market, but we think
ribs ought 10 be bought around &C., and be-
lieye will pay good profit. Twenty-Five
thousand hogs for Monday; one hundred
and thirty thousand for next week. Cash
trade good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
fBy Telegram.

10y lclfgfdI VI.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price & Co., in their cotton circular to-
night say "The evidence Of an attempt
to manipulate August delivery for an ad-
vance IL culminatiye, and carries conyc-
ton in proportion TO the advance establish
ed. The Liverpool market to-day gave n
rather unsatisfactory response 20 the adj
vance Of yesterday here. Futures Were on
ly 1854 higher, and spot sales, 5000 bales.
The dubious tone of the cables was, how
ever, apparently without effect here. The
market opened at last nights prices and
improved steadily, closing at the highest OF
the day. The crop accounts in this norm
ings Chronicle indicate that the plant has
made satisfactory progress, generally high
temperature having stimulated growth
Receipts at our ports to-day are estimated
at 500 bales against 2l3 last week.
Sales Of futures, l2,70O bales. The spot
market is steady at.l-6 advance in prices;
Mddling uplands, l2c. sales ~ bales.
Futures closed TO . points higher as
follows: June. ll.S5@li.S; July, ll.s59
ll.S6; August, ll.77@ HIS; September,
1920 1898; October, 10.6O@ 1861: Noyem-
Der, l0.470tl0.is; December. I0.iI@ l0.ts;
January, l0.5l@lO.j2; February, 1880
1858.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middling uplands, esd. Sales, 5000 bales.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
f3RIcHMoND, Va. June 2s.-No. Offering

ERICHM0ND, Va. June 2s.--No. Offerings
OF tobaccos at auction on Change today,
Offerings Of tobaccos nj auction on
Change for the week ending Saturday, June
~, 1890: Total offerings 2j2 packages OF
sun-cured t0baccos; highest price obtained
during the week,was So.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary To-
day: Wrappers, II hogsheads; smok-
ers. III hogsheads; scrap, ID h0gsheads;
dark tobaccos, ~ hogsheads. Total, 63
hOgsheads.
Private sales repored 10 the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, June y, 1890;
Wrappers, 40 hogsheads filters. 80 hogs
heads: cutters. 30 hogsheads; smokers, %
hogsheads; scrap, y hogsheads; dark to-
baccos, i2ihogsheads; burieys, 4hogsheads.
Total, 100 hogsheads.
Office OF the tobacco inspector reports To-
day: nspections-Bright, G3 hogsheads;
dark, 80 h0gsheads. Reinspections- bright,
10 hogsheads; dark, 10 bogsheads.
Inspections and reinspecti0ns for week
ending Saturday, June 18th, 1890; lnspec-
tionsEBright. COS hogsheads: dark. 49,
hOgsheads; Western. u hogsheads. Rein
spections-B Bright, ~ hogsheads; dark, ls9
hOgsbeads; Western, | hOgshead. Total
sampling for the week. l,42J hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia. Allegheny,
Old Dominion, Crenshaw's, Meals, Da,en-
ports. Planters and Merchants, Shell
burne's, Shockoe, and Seabro0k's ware
houses report to-day: Receipts-l13 hogs
heads, tierces and boxes. Deliyeries--J9
hogsheads, 7 tierces and boxes.
The same warehouses. with Myers added,
report for the week ending Saturday, June
2lst. 1890: Receipts-Sl5 hogsheads. 50
tierces and boxes. Deliveries-S25 hogs
heads, 14s tierces and boxes.
Office of the collector Of the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city of Richmond to-day, as follows;
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, SSOo.2o;
tobaccos, s3,7l7.20. Total, Si,576.45.
Internal revenue collections for the city
of Richmond week ending saturday, June
2S 1890; Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
Ss352.S5; tObaccos, S23,36l. 20; special,
S30.0i: penalty. $40 Total, l,Ii1.o.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange sat
urday, June y, 1890: X. NJ. Craddock,
Petersburg; +. V. Short, Petersburg.
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active for Saturday market to-day, with
fair sales. The market was strong and ac-
tive for the week with good sales all around,
especially of bright wrappers and dark to-
baccos. Inspections and reinspectOns
light to-day. Inspections of both
bright and dark tobaccos for the week
were heavy. Reinspections light. Receipts
to-day heavy. Deliveries light (being about
One-third Of the receipts). Receipts and de-
liyeries for the week were pretty nearly
equal (being about 10 hogsheads in favor OF
receipts over the deliyeries). Internal rev.
enue collections to-day were fairly good.
especially on plug tObaccOs, and for the
week revenue collections were very good.
&. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

GAINESVILLE, TENN, June 3.-Our
sales for the week ending to-day, were !, i20
hogsheads. The market was active and
strong for all grades of leaf, with extreme
prices for Bremen kinds. and approxima-
lions of these sorts, but closed easier: the
softening being shown mainly by leaf drop
ping more into its regular grade. decide
types Of spinners and wrappers selling well
up 10 previous figures. Sellers are meeting
the market freely, being well satisfied with
present high values ruling and reflections
are comparatively few in number. Ship
ments are going forward very freely this
month. and warehouse stocks should soon
show some reduction of their very large
amount. The weather has been very hot
and dry, and good rains soon will be well
come. to cool the heated air, and benefit the
crops. NJ. IL. CLARK BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Standing of the Clubs.
The Racing Record.
Following are the results Of the races yes
terday at Sheepshead:

Following are the results Of the races YES
terday at Sheepshead:
Seven-eighths OF mile-Tenny. DiablC
Volunteer. Time 1927 >.
Three-fourths Of a mile-IATosca, Correc.
ton. Miss Ransom. Time $40 IS.
one mile and quarter-Sir John LOngrun,
Chesapeake. Time 2:O9 40.
one mile and hres-eighih-forenzLL Long
street. Time 2:21.
one mile and one-eighth-LOantoka, 81.
Carlo, Gallipit. Time 1:51 l-5.
one mile ard three ighths-E RhOnO.
Brian Born. Time 223 1-5.
Entries ioT Monday are AS follows:
futurity course Sirideaway, Cousin Jeems,
"a: 1ella Blackburn, Little Ella. q; DiObO.
~ Nidante. Meriden, u; Devotee. worth,
Rico, chesapeake, DR.. Helmuth, IL.
Futurity course - Llnlriguante, loun e
Grace, Nelly BLY,. Bellona, Second Filly,
Priscilla, Equity, Beauty, 10; Versatile,
Tourist. Rheingold, Aiice Weird colt Void,
Thistle stakes, one and three-sixteenth Of a
mile--Sir John, Is: Reclare. l3; Admiral. 8.
Mile-Queen of 1rumps. 90; Sluggard. ii /:
Defaultef, Beck, Tipstah. 10; jay f., Dee. :;
Nung. Rob. seymour Tanner, Bravo, Ken
wood. O. Prince Howard. e; Magora, 100.
Mile and one-quarter-Cassius, n; ORR.
famine. @; Rancocas, 100; 1heodosius. 81;
IephyTus, 80.
Nile and one half on turf-Taragon. Is; ST.
luke. 22; Falcon. 20 Eleven Twelve Tramp,
10.
Entrees at Chicago are as follows:
Maidens, three-year- olds, mile-lnez. JOY,
Benjamin, Gertie, 3; Hlckup, z; Bob Jacobs.
Rogers, Blue Blazes, mock, Jack Bachelor,
IL.
Maiden, B furlongs-Glen Linnet, Peols.
Katie j. Blanche's Last, PeTsstalie. HndoO
Lass, Matte Allen, Bandana, Chico, Sorie
ress, Fairhaven, =.
Maidens, fiye furlongs-Drift. j. j., y; YO-
semitic. Nollcro. 1annerish, Ocior' ON, Run
ming Brook. Chimes, I'd Bell. O'Day, IT,.
handicap, mile and ,hree-quarters-John
Daley, 100; Election, X; Lope. D; Lewis Clark,
10; Ormie. 3; Warpeak. 05; Hypocrite. s
Mile-AnDie W. 81; Salute 90; Harry We'll
don, 05. Maggie B. 30; Mildale, 4; X imini;
Mamie Fonso; lea =, 8; Neutholia, s; j. r..
10; kenOunce, IL.
Mle-Prince Albert 4: Laura Ford. 2;
workwate. 2; Roliin Hawley. A; Chilhonic,
s: T.asa's Girl, Z; Amos A. 10; Harry Ire
land: Eight 10 Seven; Woonduy. Ia; jubilee,
~,
Handicap, mile and auarter-Ed. Ma
giniss. 10; clockner. 20; Finest Race, z:
Sallic Byrnes, 8; Prince Foriunatus. 10
Hoson, .; Brown Duke; Joe Blackburn. i0J;
Almost ~; Worry, IL; Aliorro, %; II NILE %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

Saws the London World: The Duke of
Fife has sold the fine estate Of Rothiemay,
Banilshire, which extends TO about 1000
acres, 10 Colonel j. +. Forbes, Of Dunlugas.
This property has belonged TO the Fife fami-
ly since the middle Of the last century,
when il was purchased by Alexander Dun,
of Brace, from the Abernethies, Of SaltOun,
10 whom il belonged when Mary Queen of
Scots resided at Rothiemay House in 1868,
during her northern progress, and her rooms
are still 10 be seen in the mansion. which is
one OF the most ancient in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch IL Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-As is usually the
case on Saturday, the greater part OF the
morning was devoted TO waiting for the
bank statement, and the dealings were con-
seauently on a small scale. Those working
for lower prices took advantage Of the dull
nesss, and raided few stocks when they
thought they would reach stop orders, but
no long stocks came out, and when the
bank statement was published, showing
an increase Of about half a million in re-
serve. instead of the expected decrease, a
rally ensued, and the close was strong,
with indication Of better market next
week. HIRRIOi X OkOEsBECk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
QUEER SOCIAL IDEAS.

Ii does not make any difference that the
Spanish dancer of the music hall that So
called society has taken up can neither
read nor write. She can dance in Way
that pleases those whose tendencies are SEN
sual, and everybody knows "society" cares
nothing. or very little, about ''readin' and
writin'."
No doubt next season we will have the
woman with the iron jaw. from the circus,
perfor ming in fashionable drawing-rooms
tue end-man Of the minstrel show cOnyuls-
ng the company at dinner parties; the girl
in short skirts, who sings coarse aud vulgar
songs at the variety theatres, delghting the
ladies' at their afternoon receptions; and the
low comedian edifying "high class" gentle
men in some artists studio Everything
social seems 70 be drifting that way. sOci-
ETY. in general is TO be enyied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Hopkfusyflle, lay.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, June 26.-Our mar
ket WAS less wildly irregular this week
than last, and prices were somewhat easier
on common and medium leaf. while Tugs
remained unchanged. Some old and double
old rubbish was sold at very low prices.
The last planting season was followed by
very hot. drylng weather. and there are
complaints of plants dying in the field.
The earlier paintings are doing very well.
W. II. CLARK 4 BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trousseau.

The lace which forms such a prominent
part i'm the Archduchess Nalerie's rousseau
deserves mention. Some point daiguilles
and also some point Nenise is present from
the Emperor OF Austria, and was made at
his especial order. Chantilly lace and
handkerchiefs Of the point antique patterns
NAV also be seen amongst the various pre-
seDts being shown at Vienna. A dadem
and necklace OF diamonds is also present
of the Emperor; and the silver is of the
pattern used in Louis AN.'s time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
speelmen OF GIadstone'siSotes.

An interesting little story reaches me
writes the London correspondent OF the
Manchester GUARDIAN which throws GER
tain amount Of light upon Mr.. Gladstone's
methods Of work. The right Hon. gentle
man usually speaks from notes. but these
are often OF the briefest possible descrip-
ton. On Thursday last the notes for his
speech on the channel Tunnel consisted.
am told, Of three words, which were
.sChampagne, lissus, Eurotas."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Passion Play Profits.

The annual prodts from the Passion Play
amount TO about 10000 marks, which sum
has to be divided among seven hundred per-
sons. The question Of abolishing the play
has never, contrary to the published report,
arisen at Oberammergau. Archdeacon
Farrar has written an elaborate disqui-
sition upon the play for one OF the July re-
VipWs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

IL now turns out that King Leopold, OF
Belgium. did not travel all the way from
London TO Balmoral in order to present
Queen Victoria a bouquet, as the gossips
had it; but that he rushed up there TO make
his peace with Her Majesty, who had been
greatly offended by proceeding OF his IN
4 onbap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
New York Produce Market.
(By Telegraph.l

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Flour quiet but
firm. and prices are slightly higher for some
grades; Minnesota extra. $2.s50 $3.50; city
mill extras, Si3j@Si.jO for West Indies;
Southern Hour closed moderately active and
steady; trade and family eS,ras, 5000
$i.55. Wheat closed Sc higher; No. red
winter, Ole. cash; do. June, 92l1c. Corn
closed dull and unchanged; No. 2 mixed,
i2c. cash; do, June, ne. oats closed
dull; No. mixed, 3ic., cash; d.. June.
33bc. Pork dull mess, Sl3.5O@sli00. Lard
dull; July. sj.9J. Sugar-Refned duh and
heavy; cut loaf and crushed, 67sc.; granu-
Lifted, &c; mould A, 1lJc. Coffee
steady; fair Rio cargoes, l94c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
IRy Telegrapn.I

BALTIMORE. Md. June 2s.-Cotton nomi-
nal; middling, D14c. Flour firm. wheat
Southern fairly active; new warm, lie; do.
dirty and inferior, 7S@s9c. fair, sj@9sc.;
do. good to prime, ssW9lc.; fultz,
s2@92c.; Longberry, S5@92c.; No. , red.
steamer, sI1S@S5Lc.; Western firm; No.
. winter red, spot and June. Ss@osllc.
Corn-southern nominal; white, iic.; yell
low, &c.; Western tirmer; mixed. spot and
June, All &c. bid. Oats steady. Rye steady.
Coffee very dull; Rio cargoes fair, 1889.
Sugar steady; granuated. 6ilc.; copper
refined, lil{@i5c. Provisions steady. Whisky
firm at $l.l6@$l.i1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29

The Duke d Aumale has given up his
house in Brussels, and during his recent
visit to Sicily his collections OF pictures,
books, china and objects Of art have been
removal to Chaniilly. lie has recently
been the quest Of the Queen at Windsor
Castle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
The Cxar Preparing for sport.

The Emperor OF Russia has just had 1000
pheasants sent to his shooting place on the
Gulf of Bothnia by MIR. Robb, OF the great
English pheasant farm near Liphook. The
birds were sent by steamer, and the price
paid was a guinea each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
Games Elsewhere.

Players League-At Pittsburg: Pitts
burg, ;; New York. !. At Buffalo; Buna-
10, 4; Philadelphia, 6. At Cleveland: Cleve-
land, /; Brooklyn, 10. At Chicago: Chi
cagO, .; Boston, 6; ten innings.
National League-At Pittsburg: Pitts
burg. J.; Boston, .. At Cincinnati: Gin
cinnati, rs. New York, ,. At Cleveland:
Cleveland, D; Philadelphia, &. At Chica-
60: Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 5.
American AssOciation-At Columbus
Columbus, I; Syracuse, j. At Louisville:
Louisville, 6; Brooklyn, 3. At st. Louis
St. Louis, /; Rochester, >. At Toledo:
Toledo, 3; Athletic, $.
Atlantic League-At Baltimore: Balti-
more D; Worcester, o. At Wilmington:
Wilmington, 9: Jersey City, o. At Washing
ton: Washington, l.; New Haven, 3. At
Newark: Newark, II; Hartford, Q.
Standing of the Clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
HANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Rnserye, increase,
1896, 625; loans, increase, sl,553, 100; specie,
increase, $1,000; legal tenders. increase
y9O9, 100; deposits, increase, $3.50 100; cir
circulation, decrease, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
THE SCORE:

Two base hits-Crump, Harrison. Gatouche.
Left on bases-Old DOmniOns, 3: Nirginas.
z First base on balls-D0miniOns 4. First
base on DOminiOns. - Nirginias, ,.
struck out-by Applegate, s: by Deane q
Passed balls-Cullen, ,; Sydn0r 3. Double
play-Sydnor Umpire-Grayes. Time Of
game. two hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
A .Red.Iertern Week.

This will be the "red-letierv week OF
Miller a Rhoads' Great Kelief-sale. Look
for fall particulars on seconR page Of this
paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
baltimore stock Market.
New York Cotton Market.

IBy telegraph.l
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 2S.-Virginia
l0iGs, f0@ 49,; threes, 69ss@70.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
TYLEH's noNEsrY-

That President Tyler, regardless Of con.
sequences, honestly endeayOred 20 reform
the government after the example OF the
JehersOnian school, Of which he proiessed
himself member. all the facts attest. In
stead Of encouraging the spirit OF proscrip-
ton which had suddenly seized upon the
hig leaders, he tried by every means 10
put stop 10 il. With regard 10 many of
the Offices that yet remained hlled with
Democrats, the c0mmittals Of Harrison and
ms Cabinet were 80 pronounced that IL was
Impossible 20 alter them. These he an
proved, and got the blame for them. But In
the vast majority Of cases, where the re-
m0yal desired appeared without cause and
Without reason, be was emphatic in his op-
y 'sllion 10 the policy proposed by the Cabi-
net aud other Wing leaders. at was 10
no purpose" said the Maryland Whig dele.
gaI'on, that those who placed him In power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
RICHMOND. VA, June rs, 1890.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.

300 Richmond city is, ex-July interest
at 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
CROKER MADE FAMOUS.

Mr.. Croker has returned to find himself
famous. The sensational developments
which followed his departure made
many acquainted with his name
who do not take any interest IN
politics and who have no idea vino the
potent political factors are. II takes some
such general newspaper comments to
arouse the Senate Investigating Committee
to fix well in the mind of the public the
names Of factional teaches. Mr.. Croker's
name is now enrolled on a scroll Of fame for
good. Even the ladies favor him with their
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
R,onmona stock Market.

KIUhHonu otoOH ""rKot'
Reported Dy John l.. Williams Il Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-29
or.ip .nd Cotson Eschangs.
So sALEs RKPoKrEp 10 sRcRKrAnY.
COTTON REPORT.
Chicago Market.

Quotations. -Middling, iiHc.; low mid
ding, l0Ac.; good ordinary loo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
This ia Moant FOR You.

II has been truly said that halftho world
docs not know how tho other half lives,
Comparatively few OF us have perfect
health, owl TO the impure condition OF
our blood. But we rub along from day TO
day, with scarcely n thought, unless fore
ed TO our attention, OF the thouaends all
about ua who are suffering from scrofula,
salt rheum and other serious blood dlaor-
dors, and whose 0Ronies can only bo i'm,
uginpd, The marked success OF Hood'3
Snrsapnrilla FOR these troubles, ~ shown
la our advertising columns frequently,
of this excellent medi inc by all who
know that their blood ls disorlered. Every
claim In behalf OF Hoods SarsapHrilla ~
fully backed up 10y what the mOdiclne has
done and IL still doing, and,whon It's pro-
priotors urge its merits ana It's use upon
all who suffer from impure blood, IN great
or small d, groes, they certainly moan to
tupitlp van.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

WANrnp ru aEmrnEa aIanra
Two Young Girls Attemp' 10 Run Away
and arc Captured AZ lhe Depot

Two Young Girls Attemp' 10 Run Away
aud arc Captured AZ The Depot,
Mrs, William Meloher who resIdea at
no Liberty street, called 90 police head
quarters last night andreporled that her
two daughters, aged eighteen and hileen
years had left the house and she feared
they Intended 20 elope,
Tho girls came home IN the afternoon
aud packed up their clothes, since which
time she saw nothng 0i them, She
blamed a street car omploye with being
instrumental In getting tho girls 10 leave
home, but II was afterwards discovered
he had nothing to do with the affair,
Mayor Blake instructed the police
to watch tho different depols and the girls
were found ~ the ~, Wayne depot and
taken home. These are the same girls
referred 10 In the ws.DEMooRAr 70.
Gently, aa riding on the electric cars every
Sunday afternoon, They usually spent
from u to sl,5O In this paatlme each
Sunday,
II IL stated late this afternoon that tho
girls had no gentlemen companions and
were simply going out 10 see the world,
They left letter saying good bye to all
their friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Blood Poisoning.

VI was taken with blood poisoning,
caused by coming la contact with poison
Ivy when In an Ovcr-heated condition, aa
| had boen working In the hot summer
sun. The trouble began with q small run.
Mug sore near the small finger Of my
right oand, and then IL spread up 10 the
elbow, covering the lower arm with acab,
which cracked and discharged, II had
AN 1NTENgE ITCHING PAIN,
And ncttlo rash appeared all over the
rest OF my body, which caused me great
agony. My father wanted me 10 take
Hood's Safsaparill0 which we had In the
house. did 80, aud soon after, the Itch
ing ceased and the sores healed up, Then
several boila healed up bring the impurl-
ties to the surface. That's the best thing
that could huppon,' said my father. The
boila soon disappeared and | rapidly ro'
covered my usual health. We think high.
ly OF Hood'a Saraaparilla. .n-Charlos q.
Kcplcr, Delaware, Ohio,