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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Fatal Shooting Scrape.

KANSAS CITY. January "A special to the
Times from Springfield. Mo-, says: A
street fight occurred here to-day, in
which two men were shot and fatally
wounded. John Hays. letter-carrier.
was walking down Main street with
his cousin. Nike Hays, when they
met two negroes named Robbins and Ander-
son. The Hays boys brushed past the ne
groes roughly and the latter retallated by
pushing them off the sidewalk. Mike then
drew his revolver and fired three times at
the negroes. Two balls took effect, one
passing through the body of the negro
Robbins and the other penetrating the
left side of John HAYS. Both men were
fatally wounded. Mike Hays was drunk
at the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
H. THE WORLDS corToy SUPPLY.
Injunction Granted
fBy Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l

SAyAxsAn. Ga. January "A temporary
injunction has been granted in the United
states Court at the instance Of Leo spcyer.
of New York. minority stakeholder in
the Port ROYAL and Augusta Railway Com
pany, restraining the Central Railway and
banking Company and the Georgia Raul.
way Company from changing the status Of
the Port Royal and Augusta road, and tho
latter from paying and the Central rom n
1882. An accounting il asked for. The ball
for m Injunction charges that the Port
ROYAL and Augusta road has been run IN
the Centrars interest and the Court IL
asked TO set aside the last election for
,ilrectQrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

CHICAGO. January A-Cash quotations wsres
Flour si.sdy and unchanged. No spfinf
wheat, sc. No. 3spripg wheat csa.Oc. NO
rcd. 5sc. No. corn. 80. No . oats. ~.
Meas pork. Se.2A Lsri. ts.Sa shor'-ribs Qoos..
siooat4.oa Dry-salsed shoulders .ooSsd'
slisxstisA ShortcleN (boxed), NxAA
BsrTfxosv. January a--flour dull. WHEAT
Southern slow: Fultk, S2ss2c; Lonfberry. t5s
SC; No. 2, &c; western siesdy No winter
red, spot, aud January. 7y<aseac. Corn-south-
ern 1ull white and yellow, &s36c. westsrn
steady Oats nominal aud easier; southern and
Pennsylvania, 2sa3ic. western white, Sssie
Rye easier: prime 10 choice, o1sae. Hay dun.
prime to choice Timothy, fi3sti25o. Provisions
unchanged. BUTTERFLIES, grades IN demand.
creamery g3assc. Eggs unsettled: westero, ioa
20. Freghls to Liverpool per steamer inac,'ve'
nour, AS; grain. T'sslsd.; Cork Tor ofdets.
ns.s5s. 81. keceipts-klour, il,oW barrels;
wheat, 1900 Bushels; corn, 1900 onsneisi
oats, 1900 bushels; rye, Loo bushels ship
msnts Flour, .a0cO barrels; wheat, su
bushels: corr, 1900 bushois saiss-whsss.
oi.000 bushels, corn, isSovO bushels.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, January a-Whesf m fair de-
mand and 1rm No 2 red, i9c- Corn In mode
rsde demand No. mixed. osa-nsc. oats IN
fair demsni and nrm; No. mixed, asc PORK
easy ri t9I6gH. Lard qutet o. so..o buik-mesfe
nominal. short-ribs, sL6,s. Bacon easier
shors-clear. 6&c. Whiskoy steady al Si.R
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. N. G.. January t-Turpss-
tins nrmN sisc' nosn nim su nr, 49,.
good -uNne1' 20. u. nr n ~ - w., -
pen'in VII 40 ia ~. ~ C." g. ~, y.iI,s az
GIN. $40. Corn hrm' "h''"' 40 's"""' S'e-
LOUISVILLE.
roruvu,, Ky January A-Cra,n and pro.
x,s,ons ,,n,n.ossd'
-, ,,,>,,,,.,,, vrrr,,.
"h" INN - g.. -
Nsw USE. = ,as bs,.. Pa
..,s ,,a..S stssdv sales. AZ 800 bales. jan
lures o,.sea s,csy ssn.,.x s,s itaslG IA.
49,, an ,oaxio n. knrii sIa .aasIa 20. Nav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
n Az 0lAG8A

BALL-CRUMP.-Msrr st tho residence o.
the brides inother, December =. isSy, BY ksv: W;
IA. Atwtll, Mr. u. q. BALL 10 Miss eADlE MAI
CRUMP: both Of Richmond. Va
CRANE-wOoDsON. Married, December II,
1872 at the residence OF Mr.. A. r. Code, ~
noy's =. A. Goodwin, ID. d., assisted By Rev. J, n.
Frost, ID. d., Mr.. SAMUEL CRANE 70 hlss
sALlIR I. wooDs0N; both OF kichmond' Va
HUDsPETH-LUSsON.-- Married, 81 Jerusa-
lem Baptist church, by Rev X n. Winfree. On
January 1, 1899, Mr.. w. w. HuDsPETn and Miss
EMMA NJ. LUSS0S; both Of chesserneid ooan-
ly, Va
ZIMMERMAN -sIMPsoN.-M pecem.
Der ~ 1882 By tho Rev DIR. Burton, yAnkS
ZIMMERMAN 70 Miss MINNIE =. SIMPSON
both OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Steamer Delayed by Fire.

NEw YORK. January 4.-As the La Cham
payne, of the Campagnie Gcnerale Trans
Atlantique, was about to leave. port foi
Havre this morning at o'clock siigh'
fire broke out in her cargo of cotton. Some
OF the female passengers became fright
but the majority remained on board while
the city fire department were mastering
the flames. The damage done was abou'
500. The vessel has been delayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
The Knifin Murder Mystery.

10 0uV H1F"P1sE-1sI
TRENTON, n. j.. January 4.-There is still
no solution of the Kniffin murder mystery.
The police take the ground that little
credit is to be given TO the burglary theory.
There is no other theory sufficiently veri-
fed as yet to Justify official action. A
youth named Lewis Seely. who was up with
a sick horse i'll a stable in the rear OF Knit
fms residence Thursday night, is reported
as saying that he heard no noises of any
kind during the night. DR.. Knifiin this
morning refused to see any reporters. Miss
Pursell could not be seen either. She IS
said to have recovered almost entirely
from her prostration. An autopsy Will DO
made upon Mrs. Kniihn by the county ply
Sir,ap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
The Shooting Was Accidental.

Marshall e Brown, the young mulatto
charged with shooting Annie Mosby, co.
lored girl. with intent to kill, was before
the Police Court yesterday morning.
The shooting occurred Friday night at
100 west Clay street, and was fully reported
in this paper yesterday.
The Justice. after hearing the evidence,
dismissed the matter on the ground that
the killing was accidental.
Brown was sitting by the woman's side
when he pointed the pistol at Annie Mos
by. He did not walk across the room to dc
it, as has been heretofore stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK

NV YogK. January 4--Coston Quies sales.
1D5 bales; uplancs. j0kc: Orlesus, 10,<s.: net
rscsipts, u, SIS bales: oxpor@--sO 6rsaf Britain.
6,aii bales; 70 France, d34f baiee: 70 tho
Contiusnt, II, ~ bales: ssocs. !sA7ss bsies.
nsiiy unchanged: No red, 66as6skc, s.ssmsr ;
No. ! red. Sc: options dull. early business q
ksxe dsc,ine, closing stssdy and unchaneed
. Sc undr, yss.ssday. Corn sssady enc eals!;
Na 9 1900; y sss.,ssss &c s snos'
Ma q SoHc ops1vns quiet end unchanfed %
Va ieser Snd stsedy On nfn ard Qoists op.
soss s.:sdy aaa ss.st CO. g., ~ 49, ss
49,: 49,; e ~ - 8 s:ss: IN;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
THE ALLIANCE CONVENTION.
What Its Platform Meant and Intended.
tpv .aiagrenb IN the Disnatchl

BIRMINGHAM. January As. NJ. Adams,
r. r. Kolb. r. J. Carlisle, and j. II. Harris,
delegates to the recent Alliance Conven-
ton at st. Louis, have issued an address to
the alliances of Alabama, assuring. them
that nothing in the resolution adopted there
is intended to influence their action as to
party. The address also urges Democratic
alliance-men to stand by the Democratic
party. and concludes by declaring that
none Of the delegates voted for or endorsed
that plank by which it was agreed that no
man should be supported for Office who
could not be depended on to enact those
principles into statue-law uninfiuenced
by party caucus"
This was caused by the plank having be-
come the leading issue in Alabama national
Dolitics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Belgium, owing 70 the scarcity o. that
commodity caused BY the m1new ssfiks'
DAMAGE IRON wkxEns
MILAN, January l.--Grset innndesions
are reported throughout Northern Italy,
especially at Treviso, ~ the nven sre
very full and there is little frost.
THE STRIKE.
BERLIS. January 4.--The golfers ~ DIGS
lau have joined the strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Deaths I'm Atlanta.

ATLANTA. January 4.-John Hughes,
travelling for Maumburg, Kraus, Lauer Il
Co., of New York, died in this city last
night from the effects of ether given to
enable him to undergo a surgical opera
ton.
Taylor Kendall, who was shot in the head
on Christmas-day by Herbert Mclaughlin.
died to-day. Mclaughlin is held for muir
der. Both were boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
An Aged villain.
fpy teierr,ph 20 the Dtsps;ch.l

HAvERHILLL. N. H., January 4.-Stephen
La Point q Frenchman, aged eighty.
while visiting his sons family at Centre
uaverhill, was left with his wife in charge
of the house and two grandchildren. aged
ten and FIVE wears.
The old man became enraged from a
trivial cause aud killed his grandson. aged
five With hamms.5 fatally ayDd 1asse@ his
act of attempting to kill his wife when q
passer-by entered and seized him. He is
given to drink
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
President of the Window-Glass Workers.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dtspapcn.l

PIrTsBuRGH, January 4.--The long drawn-
ont contest for the presidency Of the VIM
dow-Glass Workers Association has finally
been settled by the election of Granville
Morenus. OF Cleveland. rs successor to
James Campbell The official count is not
vet made but the returns have all been re-
ceived and enough leaked out to warrant
the statement that Mr.. Morenus is elected.
This has been the hottest contest that has
ever taken place in the history of the or
ganization, and il is the first time that a
nonresident has been elected to the posi-
ttap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Blinded by q Shot.

ATLANTA, January 4.-Bertie Beatle was
playing with his fathers 22-calibre English
bulldog pistol to-day in o crowd OF boy
friends, His little brother Garfield now
lies at the point of death from bullet.
which passed in the right temple and out
at the let. The bullet did not touch me ne
blinded him. He cannot live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
An Insane Man Kills His Wife.

LEWISTON, ME-, January 4.-John McWii-
liams, residing on Lincoln street. Lewis
ton. who has been sick several days, be-
came insane to-day. Officers tried to ar.
rest him. but he escaped from them, ran
into the house. and with an axe laid open
the head of his wife. killing her instantly.
She was twenty-five years of age and leaves
one child McWilliams was finally cap
tured, and the Coroner is holding an In
nupSf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Tnn Nerroes Chnrced with GnmbIing.

Ten negroes were arrested last night at
the house of Moses Miller, on Byrd Island
charged with gambling. Four or five Off
GERS went after them. The lights were put
ont and the men crawled under n bed III
the house when they discovered the police
after them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Small Fire Last Night.

The alarm of FIRE last night was from
BOX SO. at the corner of Seventeenth and
Lownes streets. The blaze was IN the
kitchen of Mrs. Belsom. at HOO north
Seventeenth street, and was caused 10y the
burning of q bed. Damage about $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

William II. Bonaparte, the negro who
was convicted of abducting little white
girl from Hampton and sentenced to five
years in the penitcntiary. and who made
his escape and was captured IN Whining
ton. Del, was received at the States prison
NesfPrdaY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
The Ohio Legislature.
fpv ,Sio1~.ch IN ths Diepafch. I

CoIrMBus, january Ain the House
legislative caucus of tho Democrats to-
dav Nr HvseJ of Perry county. was nomi-
mated for speaker. and Mr.. Robson. of
Darke. for Speaker pro ien.; Mr.. Fisher. OF
Hardin. for Clerk. /.
In the Senate cnucus Mr.. Adams. Of
Senana. was nominated for President pro
tenn. Mr.. TAYLOR. of Franklin. for Clerk,
and Mr.. Marley, of Coshocton, for Ser
geant-at-Arms.
The senatorial contest is at stsnd-still
on account of the excitement and interest
in the legislative caucuses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Ex-Governor Lee Elected President.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON, January 4.-The ckholders
of the Pittsburgh and Virginia railroad to-
night elected ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee
president. This line will connect the ore.
beds of Virginia with the furnaces OF
Pittsburgh. 1t will be built at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Apost-Ofiee Robbed.

LYycHprBG, January A Christians
burg special TO the AdUdnoe says the post
Office was broken open and robbed last
night Of Sli5. Tho post-ofiics had no safe
and the money was kept in u desk, which
was split open with an axe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
River Rising.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, January A special
to the Avalanche from Newport, Ark, says /:
The rapid rise in the White and Black
rivers since Wednesday Is causing great
upcaeipaga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, January 4.-The weekly bank
statement shows Reserve. decrease, <2t3,-
49, loans, Increase, t4,ey 800; specie, increase,
s,s6o,900; legsl-tenders increase. $500, 900: de-
posis increase $40 93i 600; circulation, increase.
1890.
The banks now hold sI,156,0o0 in excess OF the
Der
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Bonds Accepted.
nv tatoDranh 10 tina Dispafrh I

tBy telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l
WASHINGTON. January 4.-BoDd offerings
to-day, Sl7,OO9-all registeret fs-at l26,
and all accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

sALrIgoxs, January A. Baltimore ana Ohio
stock, l0OaiO2; Northern Central. 10sa72: Cincin-
natl, Washington and Baltimore lists. certificates,
% consolidated gas bonds, ICY bid do. stock.
lyL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. January 4, 1880

Internal revenue collections were: Cigsrs
and cigarettes. siSaSO: tobacco. sa.i5ais-,otal.
f429s7s. That the cigsretto-fsctory IL not buy
ing stamps, but preparing for other business Is
evident from the above small statement Of
cigsrstte-stamp sales.
In tobscco-lesf ssiss there was nothing done
to-day Of special interest Offerings during the
next week Of brights will DO large. Sellers arc
hoping that buyers will not DO adversely Affected
BY the luli aud doubt due 10 the incorporation
schemes % much sgitatsd. Large loose breaks
are also expected next week. The market for
the week has not been buoysnt, aud hardly over
% per cent OF sampled tobacco was sold. The
finest Drizhts, however. arc nos neglected. but
have brought fully former values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

rBy telegraph 10 the Dispssch.l
- wAsHseros. January <-rs Ur'
l RAIN Iginis, threatening, end light shovssA
@clearing during The day, warmer, SOUTH
eriy vipda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January I, 1870
OFFE8fS04

WHEAT. ~ 800 busheia
CoRN--3,000 0useeiA
OATx-i 900 bushelA
sALss sssosrsD 70 ssoAwAsx
wHxAr.-xixed, 800 bushels good o. eoc.
CoFs.-White. 1,s00 bushels very good on pr,
vsts terms
FLOUR.
We ouoes: Flea, = s0sSaf& supsrana. Cha
eaSc: extra 81 s0At&75: family. etaSAS0 paseas
family. country. 8 .7SsSass
COTTON KErOxE.
A ''" eoosAruoss.
xipDLIne, exc.
Low xfDpkfN0, 9hc.
Coon OaDtnA1x, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Range Of rhsrmomsssr Yesterday:

rHs wsAynsa IN RICHMOND YssrsnpAv "a,
partly cloudy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, January T. 1890.
SALgs-FIRsr BoAgD.-i,oD Virginia new 8s
nt G6x; 1909 Richmond city SIS at 1873.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

fcoraer Main and Sixth sHsspl --3sv. ". ".
LAxpaCN, d. D.. Pastor. Morning service -
II o'cloch. Annual church meeting - &O =. =
No evening sesvics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
DEATHS.

"a SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DIR. Hoog viii preach 81 II A. N. sad st<P. n.
Rev. FxAsx PxIcx viii preach tn the oid-kAe
ket Hall stsf. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

DIR. Hunter McGuire. who was found in
the midst of his hospital work at st. Luke's
Home. replied in answer to the inquiries
Of tho reporter If the epidemic of in
Auenza now in the city is truly Ia grippe
IL is much milder aud more triaing dis
ease than that described in the foreign and
New York papers. 1t is no worse than l
have often seen prevail in Richmond be-
fore. Epldemics, however. frequently start
in mild manner, gradually increase IN
intensity. and slowly die away. ms pos
aibly may be the case with the epidemic
now here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
TWO CASES IN oNE DAY.

DR.. Landon B. Edwards: / am afraid TO
say that Richmond will be exempt from
the epidemic. Up till to-day nothing. IN
the way Of a serious epidemic sickness has
occurred 90 indicate the presence OF the
disease; but this afternoon 1 have seen
two cases that developed to-day that are
severe attacks of influenza. Authorities
say that persons who lead an indoor life
and do not expose themselves at night are
not SO liable to the disease. Thus far. tho
influenza has manifested itself mostly IN
scerayatlng preeMsung catarrhal trou-
bloa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
fOu PHILADELPHIA.
lYnHeAs TruInA falIOMA
NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
~ FOOT OF LIBlRrY.Sr NOETu RIVkR.


WnsnT nrs3"" SF.s%'T ['"'qa
sunday, Tor Easton. Allentown. Mauch Chunk wilkes
On s""ds rl.on ,a; %'n%" 't %
csns ,ra 90 s,,,c Ss s:"s T'
s Sr Ta as9S%s a. . l"e ~ %'
Aia'oN On Y Saasv, n% @, ia :a%
XII. Hiicnln"n ' Maach link and rou.!iils o, r..n
inf ms'rl.iufs whrsb.fi" scranton Tamaq'a. Potts
to I';'%% az cApn.
n's s5 1i' @ TOR f. a.oS S" anu % @
.nd r. i: ss Fs .'%r 'se' A1p" %
No. INDY d" do no, TS'F, O % 49,
For Tssr~oe a T0m' River and n.'"sra' 400 SIS
Foi hs sS .yrs atlantic city vneand and Bridge
''" w u SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Atlantic Highlands. nishl'na beach. Scahr rht
Mo SS s"iur s1.N on S'S S % ~ Sunday
u For Fol LsSo%ood Ton. Eiv'r and Dnrnosns 30 H..
&C., IS 90 s,,1,asy, %.l,: AK Go p p
SUNDAYS. 30 m rN.nt e''" '1"vn n"n A,n"fy fH
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL. Blue LINE
For philadelphia soT II 80 % * r. nIg no.
s 1SDs sS % III ~ q oj' | '
5:%s' w Sc a.g 1t 2o !! rs Eek
n f"S at nsh S .iin; SATURDAY have
. 81 eEE eM:Sas ana Phil.
SePs s 4 r. .ae'r sS Sn ',i su Sss
TckeN aud parorCar seats can be procured AZ .Ol
!9 90 i% iaS r:,H"SS e, :h' Tourist. 500
tTt"nst is Rroadway. brooklyn,
baggage ssf from ho;e o. rosi % 0 W ~
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. q
WI; r.. H. Co. Less.c.Tai.rs 81 eaye West ia
i H. + IGIhom
IS iS D. ~. 1uhalo. Rochester SusrnNon Bridge.
Niaaars Falls. Utica aud Syracuse. 80 % ~ m lo.
~ is .. m. aud all 80 m runs only Z, ura NM,
ton 81 80 = rs, ID all 80 a. m ~ CO. 3:l3 a1
"a Is D. M CahkI ard Albany $50 al, :? 3D.
all 30 0. M: - 90 '5:l3. 81, p: ~ ,r'n, nS
WIS: Point. Cornwall Ecwbutc = 70 - ~, - -"
rs. IL as y M Montreal and Can1d, E,t, :in M
"a NJ D. Elegant sleeping ear, Tor Iuhil13 Hasara
Faia detroit Caic,co and - Louis on all through
Tn lin. o. >. Leaves Hrooklvr. va Hro'hlvn Ann
10 10 a. m 8 100 D. III. Jcrs"y CITY T. Il u. Station
!. II 90 /, M - ~ " nahr. ',a'iy rHc"m H':nr
tay All other train. daily except SUNDAY FOR trkett
table JAor snd slerpinSca acr4nnnontln or ~;
luton Hne. Office, foot q Frlton;:t New:fo1k CITY
S sss. 7s s. s s,s sss %...
gveet t2d and foot Of Jay.,t NORTH Hiysr j..
LAVpERT General Passenger Agent Vanderons'ave..
6aW.Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
NIADlSON SQUARE GARDEN AMPHl-
VA THEATRE

ard Nad on ave.
MADISON sQCAEE GARDEN AMpAl-
SAMUEL FRENCH soH n,~' Genera, Managers.
CLOSED FOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS UNTIL
SATURDAY NIGHT. SEPT 20.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS.
. sEInL
ANDuIS
METROPOLITA% ORCHESTRA
(tOR \ LIMITED SEASON.
SATURDAY T rrn;I;a NN iErT' 20 At s.
Hs: s"'s nSs,sS-l R Rsl's:;
= " t,I,c ,a ai"H,OIi tor ,las s.
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{" I"vt"" 70 t"| ,r, ny T.. ro;; "'0'f
HUNGARIAN nSpp S Iii y =" !"r' M:..
!" :" t /" Il" MAI +" ling orchestra" s.ss
- ra,Sa and Almi'.
TO- M H", t, ava '' and ":" ase Fire sceno
fro" "D'G ln, wa'f"r" 10 n,i,n,~.. '""e'
L. i:I.a n.'rn. the tathcdr.i' from 'i.0hsnsrlo,
49, a Spanish Dance for rrrhoara by seta,n ..
d .;,;G.y Dance .f,'1 to" opera Henry s.,,,s..o.
20. ,"..~a Dance rom tho opra
:, afro ,riios
GALE or PRICES Admission to all parts o. tie
S at :" oI rissr, cs Ssnsa nd pcse
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BY Henry &. iloyt The Act Drop. reproduction OF
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OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY SEPT. 81. AT 8.
Ard FIRST production In America Of
LIZ DCCiIl-SSE MARTIN.
Oncact COMEDY from the French OF Henri d. Mciihas.
First produced ut the COMEDlE FRANCAlSE, fANlS.
May IL. 1854.
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Jacques de- Mouse. wilton l.ackayc
Doctor Lari'i W Jehan!nss
Sa.urln tfrahan HcnoeiSon
Jeanne Duchc>se dAp:c nont.....; SADIE Martinez
SI,0lne 6'creou
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