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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reported for the Dispstch-l
Mach 10. 1900
No auction offerings on Change or loose-to-
bacco sales to-day.
Internsl-reyenUe collections; Cigars and ci-
earsl,es s7g245; tobacco, $s,lsacO-.otsi, SOL,
o..
Private sales to-day wore rather small. con-
sisting mostly OF wrappers and dar1s and a few
smokers.
The attendance on Change Was small and
puyers scarce and did not seem inclined 70 buy
at selsrs' figures.
There viii 10 only light break Of loose To-
bacco tO-morrON
Prices On all grades remain strong and arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
4 suspicion of Foui Play.

CHAh1rsroN. 5 c.. March lO.-Thc house
Of Charles Gibson (coloreO, in Beaufort
comfy. was destroyed by fire Saturday
pirht. Gibson and his wife and child por-
ishcd in the flames. There il u suspicion
of foul play and incendarism, but no
proof.
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seIling Liquor Without a license.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspal-ll
PrrrsBuHGu. Pa. March 10. O. Brown
Chief of the Department of Public safety
in ms annual report to the Councils TO-DAY,
made a startling statement that there are
at present about eight hundred speak
casvs." or unlicensed hQuor-saloons' IN
Pittsburgh.
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baseball Yesterday.

by telegraph ~ s4'' D''FUs'' .
ST. AUGUSTINE, March 10 Chicagos, 4
o040O DO. Philadelphias, D
200 O-5. Notwithstanding ana Me-
fridge: Vickery, Gleason, and Clements
,wnires-I amer and Decker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
ONiTHE POTOMAC.
Charter Grantcd-Dcath of Stranger
Fire Urill.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
Arrv, N.rurA " March Id ZOO.

[Corrosp0ndence Of tho Richmond Dlspaich'I
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 10, 1890.
The Potomac ShOe-Fact0ry Company was
to-day granted charter Of incorporation
bv judge Keith Norton. Its capital stock
is 10 be not less than COO nor more
than $4,000. and it can hold five acres Of
real estate. Its principal Office and place. OF
business is TO be IN this city, and rs
officers are Frederick PoH, president; &.
p. Hill secretary and treasurer: and Henry
Strauss. Henry Smoot. NJ. b. Harlow and
q. =. Hell, Il this city, and Charles +.
Sweatuan, of Fairfax county, are tine
directors.
This is the company that was organized
here some weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 10, issa

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 10, iso
lBy relegrapai
ARgIysA
Steamship Guyandotse. New fork, ana sste1
for New York. merchandise.
stsarnshlp Berkshire, froyidence. and sailed
Tor West Point, merchandise
steam ship wayeriy. West Point 10 load msr.
s,s xnsnlp Ksnawha. Nes Ycrs. 10 load ccst
sehooncr Z. N. simmons. Boslon. 70 loAde 1
sAiLBn
steamship Enicisnt, Bremen. coated.
stsamship Grown. Geneva. coAie<l
steamsnip Treweuard, calias. cosls1
sehooaers yikirg. baltimore, end !. - urVvns
New YORK -bosh ooased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
MARRIAGES.

CtJLLISGwORTH - WARRINGTON. Mar
RED a. the Moore-AemOrisl epise0psl church,
hchmond. Va. Wednesday, March $40, a. IN
p 81, ~ the Rev. d.. sgrigg, assisted " nsv.
Miss CLARA LESTER WARRINGTON, daughter
OF NJ. W. Warrington, ESQ. all Of this eigy.
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r,-Cnncrersman Tanlbee.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-.EG-ConIlgrSess-
man Taulbeo has been deinouS an uay ,,
h. - bevond an hope Of recovery and can
hardly survive twenty-four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

The unknown man whose illness at the
Infrmary here Wa, mentioned IN the D'S-
rcviviug sufficient 20 give an account of
himself. Nothiug was found on him to III
dictate lis name, and the only reason 10
suppose he came from Philadelphia Is be-
cause be had q box of pills IN hls pocket
with the label OF d firm III that city on It,
This evening a dispatch was received
from 4. /. Terry. of Philadelphia, request
in description If the dead man.
dertaLinr establishments here. and If no
one claims it in q day or two it will be put
in the Potter's field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
Bonds Bought
by telegraph to the Dispatch. J

TTy IVI8ET0FT % VTV T7'VuVVII
WAsHrNrON. March 10-Thc bond Offer
ings to-day aggregated S739 700: all accept
ed at 1921 for S and l23 for percents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
A Big Victory.

CHARLESTON, w. VA. March l0.-1n the
municipal election to-day the Democrats
elected all the councilmen by handsome
maiorities. This Is looked upon as oiS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

Rom. March 10-A disagreement las
arisen between Simor Bianchcrl. president
of the Chamber Of Deputies, and Signor
.Cri,pi Prime Minister. The RESIGNATION
Of Rianchcri was announced ~ the Cham
b.r of Deputies to-day. Crispi moved that
the resignation bee not accepted, and the
motion was unanimously adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
THERE WAS NO MEAT.
vng INSPECTORS CALLED, BUT THEY
FOUND NOTHING TO 90.
,,ncur's Manager Unable to Say What
VIII Bc Done Except that the Law
WIN lie Tested.

Tho neutrality-suspicious. were on hand early
yesterday morning, but thoy found no
,nr 20 do.
Am throc Of Thorn called at Armour &
49,. warehouse. corner Of Union and
,...o streets. IN the forenoon, but the en-
a.. .nrrlv Of fresh meet had been sold out
,.r ..e-e was nothing left for them to IN
fr'
,f...r. Rrauer. Finders, and Philips held
..tr.4cc later IN the day TO talk the
..l. 90 taclr offices over among them
..... aud Go moro thoroughly map out
rr.au %. procedure.
UNDECIDED WHAT TO 10.
,-.r-. .cut4t.e 81 the Dispatch called NJ
i-... place Of business in tho after
Co.,. n.j bad "a long chat with Alr. brun-
te. manager az tho Richmond bust
incoming The inspection.
-hrl what course he had decided
,.. with reference 10 tho matter,
Sir sHtaec replied No. sir. am here
..as imour's manager. and shall act. Of
.. ODD accordance with Their Instruc-
- lafc nos yet been advised fully as
t,..t shall co, agd therefore am not In
.... .l tu SAY just what course VIII bo
Gu constantly expecting
..r directions ou the subject"
Will IfsI rnF LAW.
''r .-rlHse there viii hca tcet case? n re-
-..... fir reporter u.uiriprlv.
I. tf.' WH@ fA" response. | don't
... ...r,l ANY question ahout that and
confident Chat the Jaw viii be- de-
..I ruraa.t .'ugonni a. similar ones
... boon lu o. DEC other States. Our coun-
mrr.l before the Governor when
lI an- 30 Als bands and directed hls
|a o.
.... luf h" conco.ycdlt to be ms duty 10
,.... Ee OH. l-l and did 500
I.H Nl tie test bo made;' was ask
I..t am not able TO say just yet l
t... though that wc viii pas The fees IN
.rr.+.-t " $500 have anything 10 inspect,
o.. .. InluIra NuElos aud ask that the
'... b.. passed uuou and oUr money return
t OBJ course tho case VIII 90 mp 10 tho
t.-.m. Court Z matters NOT how 1t peg dc,
l ! suppose the manager continued
,t. euI c. eff we were 20 refuse 10 pay
fs} they would arrest us under tnl'
.. .Il fuo MS lu the state court We
It rI.Ee zap a cas-" very easily tins way
applying 90 Judge Hughes for "a writ oil
n.tfs and TINS NAV Dee DONE though
t.t. perhaps 70 ~''l to better 10 pay uh-
protest and let tho matter go up that
NoTVur-ToN rrTATAX.
.Itisu0luap,ctou az ol." Ie declared.
'.t.- .u|vatlX. and 10 VIII ia.l hardest on
poor pC.rl. of yrur city here who huy
meat. We aro not gong Co lose the
r..fa pound that is to De- pad % the IN
p. .iur-. nor VIII the rO,8il dealers do II.
1. ".I have to come out of the buyers. But
t,,e beyond alir,a.on. fit declared
.L winch aln sure % cannot Boo, "" VIII
D. continue CD do business here as the
........ c|I have 90 Joe tut up too nu h. /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
Large Loss of Crockerv-

KANSAS CRY, No., March 1O.-The crock
cry warehouse of the b. G. Clark Crockery
Company burned to-day with its entire
contents, Loss. 100000. Fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March I0.-yirginla 3's, 66%a67 +;
Ba.tmoro and Ohio stock. TO-; Northern Central
s,0rS. 20; consolidated gas bonds. nay do.
stock, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
o,cumoND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. March i0-Receip,s; sie head Of
cattle. 49, sheep, So hogs.
sALxs: $40 head Of cattle. Is sheep. Ss2 hoga
Prices:
Csttle-Besl 4lsiEc gross; medium 10 good,
81, ali,c. gross; common 70 fair, 2ha3Ac- gross.
sheep-446c. grOsA
Hogs--5k acc. net
Bulls-2N a3kc gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

MARCH, li.-Market nrm. Tho sale OF 100
bars reported on private terms ffifne, 6sc-;
extra prime, $50. fancy. &C.; common, zssc !;
ghelled 2ka3kc.: factory hani-pieled. oAs1c.
m IL stated ghal stock Is now scare In The coon-
try. which is the reason Tor tho advance In prics
last week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
MARKETS BY TELeGRAPt.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March ia--soathsrn -four sirm
conmon 20 lair extra, &. ioA<25j: good 20 choice
extra, ts.soaSAS- Wheat dun and rrmsr; No.
red, sc. IN elevator: options dull Askc. up,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MUNUAT, NAttl 10 I'JI
SALEs.-FIRsT BOARD-tl20 Virginia cousoh-
dated coupons, uon-fundable, at q; % Atlanta
aud charlotte AZ 81.
SECOND BoARD-$l,C coo Virginia per cents. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
ACQUISITION OF DOMESTIC LABOR.
Florida Wants to Know IL She Cannot Have
Scandinavian Servants.
by Telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

wAHsaTos, ID. c., March l0.-The FLORIDA
Board OF Immigration has submitted an
interesting question to the Treasury Dc
partment arising under the alien contract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 10, ISL

SAILS REpOBrEp TO SECRETARY
Wns,r.-Longpsrry 400 bushels prime at
Sc. 400 bushels prime on private terms Mixed,
10 bushels fair Use: GO bushels very good
ssc. Total Gales OF wheat, $3.50 bushels.
CoRN.-Alxad, zoo bushels very good on pri-
vate taruA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

The scholars in the public schools here
are all being trained in the tirc drill To-
dav to test the drill superintendent Carne
hal the frc-alarm sounded in the Peabody
building. aud in less than three minutes
the building was cleared Of the three
hundred girls who attend school there.
Hon. Lawrence f.. Corbett has been APP
pointed b. succeed Mr.. Is. II. Lambert "a
deputy collector Of this port by Collector
Bell. who took charge OF his office this
morning.
poration Court commenced this mOping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

CovsrAvTrvorrE, March l0-In an CD
counter 40 Llaesona between the Turks and
"a band of brieauds over twenty Of the
former were killed and six OF tie latter.
The Lrigands were dispersed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON Market

LIVERPOOL, March lQNoon. Cotton steady
and in fair demand: American middling.
I-led. . sales I0,000 bales; speculation AMI OK
port. 900 nales: receipts, 1900 bales; Ameri.
can. 1900 talos Futures steady March nni
April, l-eid.: April aud May, 7-o4d.; Nay
and June, g 964d. June ant July, lOt4i
July and August il-Cii.; August and sepsein-
Der, g-Sid.: September. 15ld. sep1e mber
ana October, , 3s-6id. October ana November,
ij-std. Tenders, go bales now and 100 bales
old % dOckets.
h-saies Of American, SEQ bales; March,
March and April. 5-tfd., buyer Apfl anu
May, 61-6ld.. buyer; May and June, ogtL, Guy.
or. June aud July. lU-64i., buyer: July anf
August, 8 iI-6id, buyer. August, lsoid. colt
or August and soptomper, 9-6ii, seller;
septem Der, q g-j4d., value; september and DC
to6er, sj-Gid. seller; October ani November
6-64d.. buyer. Futures quie' ani stssir "a,
r. H-Narch, March aud April, o-5sd.,
buyer: Aprl and Nay, 1-04d. buyer; NAY AMI
June. IO-sld., seller: June and July, o ii-oti''
sellers: July, August aud August, i3cid..
sellers: August, SepCsmDer, nnd SopteDiosf,
6 g-sld., value september and October. ,o-etL'
buyer; October aDd November sc-''il' buJsr'
Ftlfurss closed quiet.
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ST. LOUIS.
sr Inrls M,rcn ln.-rlonr nnchanred. WIZ

Pr LOrIs NArcn l0-FlOur nnchanged Wheat
higher, closing firm: ~. , rcd. cash, f6hc;
Nay, 76hc. June, 1850 Suly, 73ac. August,
73Gc. Corn higher and closed arm No cash,
%, ae5hc. May, g1hc July, q Sc. september,
sst.a9. .c. oats better: No. gcash, e0l.G May,
2Dsl ale Whisky steady at fl.0z. Provisions
Grm, but only a l0b trade WAS done Pork,
fl0l2Lasl02h Lard nominally higher AZ S.1A
Dry salt meats, boxed lots according 60 age
shoulders. fLMsAtLi0. Longs. fLosfAl2i;
ribs, fsai6l9t. Bacon shoulders. h6HaAo0;
longs AMI riDs, $3.50: short clear, t&oz1sa IL
Hama "A rO4Ff1fN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
HiIICifY Elnfsafn.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

i~fN' N'a'eiebA w s~S Ns0f~r'f
LYNcmURG, VA, March 10.--Colonel Nc
Carly, who has been prospecting for a site
for the large steel-works. has definitely de-
cided 10 locate one at Salem, and now
states it probable that he will erect one IN
this. part of the State also, in order to
work Pittsylvania and Campbell county
ores. where he has taken options on l5,OOo
acres OF the finest rcd hematite beds.
BLESSING.
Farmers in Southwest Virginia says the
late freeze has been great blessing. mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

pso,le will discriminate in favor OF Dr.
Rnl yyPC'o Cough syrup. the best and cheapest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
TIE wgATnsR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy, with rain In tie afternoon and at night.
Mean tenpera,urs. .................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March I0.--Thsre was little OF the
stock market to-day outside Of the dealings IN
Reading, though the few STOCKS that were Ia
sympathy with that stock showed marked
strength al tlmos The fear Of the consequences
% tho completion OF tho deal, however. kept the
general list in a feverish and generally un-
settled condition throughout tho day, and a raid
by the bears In the lat hour. upon tho easing on
OF the pressure upon the shorts in Reading. re-
suited 10 Wiping out most OF tho early gains IN
TIE rest OF the list The shorts In Reaiing this
morning found themselves In tight place. and
not since mo Oregon Iranscon tinental corner,
which in the opinion ~ some tho present move
resembles, has there been such heavy trans
actions IN any one stock or 20 vide an Interest
taken IN any deal During the forenoon. nj
least, the corner IN Reading abeol bed the entire
attention u the street, and out OF total OF ILL.,
90 shares 81 the listed stocks traded IN over
1900 shares were In Reading, and for tue hrst
half honr over 5000 shares OF that stock were
dealt IA. FOr the day sc furnished 2S6,fi0 shares
out Of the S9,5s3, or about two thirds OF tho
business In the listed stocks. No record Tor one
stock Is certainly cciipsed by this. The Losses
Of the bears have been very heavy. and the COM
binAtion pulling Reading IA very strong one
and ono likely 10 stay. though tho bears claim
thst the short interest has been entirely elmi-
mated by tho operations OF to-day. THIS claim
MAS given some color by the rapid de-
cline IN tho last hour, but IL has the
appearance u bear raid moro than
anything else. A large crowd gathered
IN the stock-rOcm before the opening. and every
sale. Tho price rose from 3SH 10 az when the
bidding for cash lots began. The bidding Tor
cash lots continued very urgent up T. noon, AFTER
which there was less demand FOR 10 unul :
O'clock but IN the last hour very little OF the
STOCK was sold that way. This squeezing gives
evidence OF how largely the market has been
o,oraOld. and IN LackBwanna and AtchlsOn 10
day there were miniature squee1es. and II IL be-
loved that = similar movement IN al the actisc
stocks would cause corresponding announcer
distress among the bears IN other stocka. be-
yO.d tho movements IN the stocks muntioueu
there wa little In tO-day's market and dulnesS
aud etagnation with feyerish tone marked tho
trading. sugar was The exception, however, ana
while it ran OF at lrst a material advance toi-
lowed. most % which was retained nj the close.
Among the low priced shares Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago was conspicuous for one OF
its sharp advances. aud UBion Pacific AMI Ten
nea-nc co1' worr especially weak.
ErrtHg.-F1casnge quiet and steady at4sSE.
Money .us. .... .nuus. closing offered alta sub
Treasury balances Coin, fif3, ~ coo; currency
g, .0Co. GqYernments dun and steaiy for
q; per cents.. ~ ex. coupons, 1851 BID,
eN interest STATE pond4 Gul aud ieAturclcs@
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotson.
Grsin. Flour. and Other Quotations

tBy telegraph 10 the Disps,cn.l
F. WASHINGTON, March i1-For Virginia
KAHN and North Carolina. rain and warmer
Ion Tuesday, westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. March l0.-Flour stoadY Wheat
No = red, &c. COrn-No. mixed, o.aac
Oa,s-No. mixed, 2JLc. PORK quiet At so q.
Lard irm at s5sja!ag Bulb frn short
ribs. a. Bacon STEADY. short-clear, ~ Mhls-
~. al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11

NEW YORK. March l0-At tho Coffee Exchange
today the price for Rio advanced b. H., tho
highest point tor over year About 1900 Bags
changed hands on tho first call. Before the ira.
regular call was over there Was al advance VI
from 30 u 80 points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
NEW YORK COTTON FurrRss

NEW YORK, March l0COtton-Nst receipts,
closed quiot and stoady. sales, 1890 bates.
March. iiL4laSlL49; April, SiiiistiLio; May,
siI. 4gasIlt0: June, tlLjasli.a5; July and
August fll.59sfiLtO: September, tlatln ~:
Octoter al06iatlQ62: November. ilaiisfi0b;
Daccrnbor illlgAalO. AZ: January, ilOloallU.i3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
BALTIMORE

BALIIMORE. March i0.--Cotton dull; mliflng
like. Flour dun and unchanged; Howards street
and western super, f2a2N. DO. extra, t@l5a
$3.50: do. family. i3.15etL b: city mills, kio
brands, extra. sA2lafA21; wnter wheat. patent.
silOaS4.sO; spring DO do, S4.soafA.o; do do,
straight, &, gjaSL75; DO. do, extra, GosH.
Whcat--Southcrn steady. FulG, i5as5@ Long
berry, sOlSoc.; western dun, No. winter red.
spot s2.c.: March, - A.; April, 70. Nay,
siaSfAc. COrn--Souihern stcsdy whito, 5'aic.;
yellow 35a3sc. western easy; mixed spot,
86a36hc: March. IS .as0i.c. April, Sts
BIC. May. 3ea36Ac.: June, 3sita3hc.; jay,
36 :. a31c. August, 31aaGsc; steamer, 3bc.
hid. oats fair and very steady; southern ana
Pennsylvania, 25sa0c.; western white, 2aOhc.
do mixed. 27a.sNc: graded. No. white, DC.
Rye quiet aud nOminaily unchanged; primo
o. choice. 5sah7c. Hay du'i prime 60 choice
timothy, $la50afla. FfoylsiOns firm and un-
changed. Mess pors--Old. $3.50; new, flL
Buik-meats Qoose)-Shoulders, iac.. long-elear
and oear-rib sides, 5Ac. gar-pickloi shou d.
ers, blGhc.: sugar-curOi snOked rhouldcts,
6aa6Hc.. hams, i0silbc. fd-kohned. NO;
cruie, 6ilc. Batter arliye but unchanged;
western, l6a9lc. best roll, l6aiS. creamery,
25a2.c Eggs strong: western. l0c. Petroleum
unchanged: refined, ~. Conee arm; no
cargoes fair, 20aH2Ot.c. sugar strong sctt.
&C. Copper rteady; ronnoi. Bsslfac.
Whisky unchanged az fL09atlln. frolghN 10
Liverpool per steamer stoady and unchanged;
cotton, i0c. hour per ton In ea "a, a%a
grain per hushel, ST.; Cork, Tor ordere, - Oda
a.. a. salos-Wheat il,60D bushels; corn, w.
01U bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-03
THE RECORDS.
THE CRICKET LEAGUE GROWING.
SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP
GOOD GAME AT FORT HAMILTON.

The Executive Committee of the Metropolitan Dist ict
Cricket League met at the office OF American Cri'Rc
No. 3o Frankfortst. last night. j. H. Lacy. captain
Of the New.YOrk G. c., presiding. The folio" ns
clubs were represented Manhattan. N. Il. Cobb: Cos
mopoltan. Jerome Flannery; Kings County. ". J.
Wood Bedford. II. A. Holmes. several Applications
for membership were read and some discussion LOOK
place on te sdvlsab.lity Of limiting the League 10
ten clubs; but action was taken. The applications
will 10 presented to the next general ncetug. Inc
probability Is that next year There Will he only TWO
or three clubs outside the ranks OF the League. Inc
name between the East and West, originally scheduled
TO take place at Bergen Point next saturday. VIII be
played on the Manhattan grounds At Prospect Park.
81 T. Cobb, Manhattan G. C., was elected TO captain
the East and G. G.. Turner NewJer<ey A. c.. the
West The following were added to the Western team
T. L. Foghill H. f. Jackson, +. W. Gillett and j. l..
Reid.
GOOD game Of cricket was played at Fort Hamil
ton on Labor Day between Blossoms eleven and the
Hamilton Cricket Club. The following IL the score
Blossoms eleven First innlng-Peason. st. Man
ning b. Roberts. 3; Mitchell c. Manning b. Nirh'l
son, Middleton, b. Roberts. 3; BloAsom. ST. Man
ning b. Nicholson, o; Cobb. b. Roberts, :: Bornn, b.
Roberts. = Lewis b. Roberts A. till. b. Roberts. o:
Fisher. c. Roberts b. Pitcher. Douglas not out.
Dillon. absent, o. bycs. g. leg bye, >: Total ~
olson b. wykcs 3. Mitchell, b. Roberts. Mddlr"n'
c. Roberts. b. wykes. l;,Nsom, b. wyhcr :, t0tb.
Gil, j. b. W. b. Wyke., o. Fisher. not out l; Doug.
ls Ro9 Tai, 9: a Dillon b. ROBERTS o. 'y''' leg
ITanliltOn-First inning-Twyfoyi. b. Douglas. 3;
MsgnuS G. Mite hell. b. Ilox SOM. o: Manning b..
Douglas . A. Wykes. c. Cobb. b. Boxsom. ! Robert, >.
b. Douglas. 3. y. sykes. ran out. Is: Harsell b.
Douglas, -; Nicholson, c. Fisher. b. Blox>oni, o:
A. y kes. not out .; by"s. > lcs hycs; {" Total g.
Magnus, b. Cobb, O.; Manning; c. GilI b. Dmxas.
douglas II: ". sykes. b. douglas. 0: lIa,ell, c..
Fisher. b. Bloxom, I: kirk%o"d B. cobb, II Pitcher.
r Middleton b. Blossom. 0: Nicholson. b. Lewis, >
A. 81 kes run out. 0; byes, leg bycs l. Total, 50.
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