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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
o. Thomas Branch A. Co.. as follows:
CHICAGO. May Wheat. W. have
had nervous but fairly active mllhct to-
day. although Tine volume of trade has been
loss tbau Yesterday. Notwithstanding. The
market has az times looked weak. and at
one time broke a cent ON report Of rain n
tnc Northwest. there has been strength
enough Co stand good deal Of reaiiIinc
which. at times. has been large. T. closes
with break 40 not over half q cent from open
inc. We have taken considerable trouble 90
-et Geographic news nom Northwest durinl
tine day and they are AN of one tenor that
That country needs rain. I'm some sections
ill- need, as represented. Is quite urgent
outside markets have not been d~ strong ae
ours today. Liverpool iu good demand:
market about 3ld hi-hor Receipts. al5.'UD
bushels. Shipments 2G.nUo bushels. BY
ports. lO.nl0 bushels. Corn has been more
active to-day than fer q long while. This
i@ partly The cause 0i One advance. activity
naturally Strengthening the price, but iho
-entimen, is growing daily That 20 IS cheap.
aud in the meanwhile receipts aro rather
light and the demand for shipments GOOD
OF course IL may ca-c Oh ID little from tO-
Receipts. 51s.1oD bushels; Shipments. l.2-i.
5000 bushels; Exports, 3.S.OO bushels
Liverpool steady, id higher. Olt-.-rhr
dry weather hight stocks here o. -hfDund tae
shorts m May this morning. resulting boo an
advance TO 261,. The close is 2la.. The
price OF all grades Of our -four would nlmr-
ally break should we get good general
rain. Provisions hHc been weak but mot
quotably lower. There seemed to De rlont,
ior sale on any advance. W. may soa "a
little HIGHER squirt. bui for the tmlo b-in-
ilat ought TO Gee sold for d litiic turn. The
ei.0n. Aas tho pork and the stocks are car-
tdnly enough to go around. and the feeling
3, NOT SO bulii-h. one hundred and Gu,
thousand hogs nest week; ID We .et them
market VIII sell or -lmo. Cash trade Gul
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MABKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. MD. May Cotton Hm:
middling, ll5-. Flour active. strong and
HIGHER: Howard street and Western
~uperiinc, S2.l0e $40: do. extra. $50 si.1J.
Go. family. STA no; city mills, Rio brands
extra, Sl.IjVSj; winter wheat patent
siu $500; spru- do. do. $500 500: do. do
straight, $1,000 So; &c. 90. extra. si.lOnS $500
Nbcat-S southern scarce and firm; luliZ
e1m9>c.; Longntrry, g5WGc.; so. .. Sc.
steamer $40. red, SIC; Western strong
so. winter red SPOT, 9i4c.; May. H5c
asked. Com southern firm; white. 40
4i-: yellow. IIl.W i-c.: Western strong
missed spot, 4lu a e.; May. 4lW4l1 ~. CAT.
active: Southern ana Pennsyyania.5lW:tr.
Western white. 3ieW36 e.. do. mixed. }-i
&c.: graded SO. . White. 500 aG' re-. Rye
fairly active; prime 10 choice CLOSE. Pre-
vision, active; mess pork. old, SLID: new
$500. Bulk meats Loose shoulders
Sj.-j. long clear and clcarTib sides. ,j..j.
sucar-pickicd should ers. >6..5; -u-u-curce
smoked shoulders. F,.2J; hams. large. rlnn
Sll; small. $iLs1W $500. Lard Refined
$780,: crude. C4W6l4c. coffee very dun
Rio car-0es fair l9l4c. sugar quiet. Dat
steady; 4 soft. e. &C.; coppe-rciimod quiet
=. ,@l5c. Whisky firm at $i.O9WSl.lO.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

! RICHMOND. VA. Nav 2.-OhsringS OF 90.
+ haccos at auction on change Friday. MAY
I .. 1880 Total oherngs. % packages. of
which 80 were suncured tohaccos. and one
package Of common old bright tobacco.
J OF th" suncurcd iohaccos. one package
/ sold at Si5. one at Sil. one ai 5000 two at
/ $40. one al $50, one at N.2j, three az 50,
/ one at $500, one az $l.2j, two al s.. four at
I So, one nc $3.50; one package taken in at
l SOLO. one package sold at 500. one pack
age taken m nc -. one package sold at Hi.io.
: one at Si.iO. one at 81. one az $500, one at
I $50. one az $40. one at $500, one at 80,
one at s 80. one 40 Silu. one at 81. one
+ package old bright taken in at 81.
/ Private sales reported TO the Secretary
today: Wrappers, 30 hOgshcads; hllcrs. "a
/ hOgsbclds. cutters, 10 hpgshcads; smokers.
/ Is hoesheads. SCRAP. . h0gshead~: stems. (
T ho4~hcad. Total, 90 h0g.hcads.
B Office oi the tobacco inspector reports 20.
I da,: inspections bright. hog-heads; dark.
/ p, h0gshead-. Benspcctions bright, 81 hogs
heads; dark. q hog-head~.
For the month. of April. official report Of
inspector:
Inspections Bright. DO hogshcads. %
ii0rce~. 60 boxes: dark, $40 h0gshoads, G6
t.Drces. 80 boxes; Western. lli hpgshoads.
. boxes. Total, HN hogshcads. l0l terces.
Goo boxes.
Rcinspcctions- Bright 0>, hoe-head-. 80
tierccs; dark. 3i, hog~hoads: - tierces, .
BOXES: Western. 2i h0rsheads. Total. l.ol
ho-shcad. % ucrco-. boxes.
Total sdmplWg during the month ~
April, 1880: 2.o2o hogsheads, li5 terces, =
Inspected stock. li.a20 hoc,heads: 40s
tiercc- and boxes. Uunspectcd stock. D.
SID hogsholds. Of tiorcc- and boxes. Total
stock, lD,1 hugshcad,: lj3 tierccs ana
, t.f t..o t..,, &c.,
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A TTENTION MADAME LAFELL

"A the gifted Medium and Claryoyunt, nom
Sew Orleans. has arrived and can be consult
ed on all affairs Of ne. She gives truthful
advice on business. health, love marriage.
changes, Journeys. law suits, ere. Tells in
what business you VIII succeed and which
place will bee lucky for you % settle in. Hnv.
ing an her power by Inheritance and tfadi-
ZION she never fails 10 give Satisfaction.
Gail and be cOnNlnc d. k-OWlcdge Is DOW
+. seek advice before too late.
Oiiice. 200 Fourth III. cT, between Broad
and trace Always 20 home from . 4. ". 90
or VI.
y. B.-Ths IS Madalac's first visit 10 the
city. Lp2i-l mo"
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GAINESVILLE. TENN- April ;-0m
mal.. Possesses uD uoN feature of interest.
Receipts continue -ool. Wd a- shipments
hIyD Ne.l iieht i0r tlc past i'W mln'h-,
.ur Warehouses ARE bot much crowded.
IH. -al,- Jos iho week ending i1-dnY were
l-1 uo--.clds. The quality Of lhc breaks
Wa- about tHa same. but tn order al la.t
begins fD -h0w some Improvement. 1l.
market WAS active and firm at last week.
prices. The GcmlUd- seemed more general.
though iuu proportion of fh.m arc still
more or l-s Speculative. the piaut-hrds
have been doing well of late, and We have
u0W fair prospects Of good May planting, 10
reasonable rains come.
NH. CLARK BIO.
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co


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ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
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OELINQUtNT TAX NOTICE
OFFICE OF
COLLECTOR OF DELtSerFNT IANf~,
lIcrM0Nn, VA. Ami .. 1890.
OFFIcEOF


CrOR OF DELINQUENT IANf~
lICHMONu, VA, AIril .. 1890
TYAN ORDINASCE OF the city, h is required
thar notice snall Doe liven 10 oil the daily
miftfc ON Finance HAT '.iE LIST OF DE-
IINOTENI iAXfS ON REAL Estate for
lie preceding year viii he published In one
oi more OF the daily psieis. and also the time
and place Of sale of said deiiAQu real estate
In accordance With me above. notice Is
hereby given that sid list viii be published
IN The state Oh SAT- hDAi inc l5th DAY Of
April. and on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of
Anfil. 1890 The sale will take place Ia mont
OF the city HILL on broad street between
Ninrh and Tenth streets between The hour
OF ~ VI. and 4 O'Clock Il. NJ, on Monday, the
5th day OF May, 1890.
All persons who do rot wish t. have heir
nroperty advertised and sold, must pay on or
before the 18th April. -
JOHN a MEANLEY,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes.
ap6-eodtmy4
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81. Louis Market.
lBy TelCgraIh.l

ST.. LOUIS, May Flour higher. ANN
81 tO,qS2.5O. Wheat lower; May, S>54
lid. oats higher; May, 26Lc. Lard-prme
steam, S6.l5. POrk-StandaTd mess, $500.
Dried salt meats shoulders, 515c.; longs
and clear ribs, &C.. short clearGHc. Bacon
- boxed shoulders, $3.50; longs, 500; clear
ribs, s5.95@s6.oO; short clear, sG.W@s0O0.
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Now York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK. Man 2.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price a co. iu their cotton circular tonight
saw: "Our advice, IRON Liverpool are o.
lhc effect that the recent heavy tender, OF
cotton n that market were for the purpo-.
Of shaking the holdings Of cotton from ihl
hands 81 those who have 30 well projected
tup staple oi late. some $1,000 bales were
thus delivered Yesterday aud to-day. hul
lhe market fails 10 show any great liquida-
zion. From all appearances, the interest il
question was too well prote ted 10 be i'-
mlcd. cur market has been finn and
higher, closing at "a small concession. due
90 thc liquidation of "a line of cotton Just BE-
fore thc close OF the market. From Texas
We receive reports Of continued rains, bul
the strength of thc marked d, based upon tho
small supply Of cotton ina America. The
movement from plantations thi, week viii
be- about 1000 bales
Receipts mt our ports to-day 5000 against
G.Ol3 last week. The spot market j. steady
at unchanged prices; middlng uplamd-
r.: sales. 2GN bales; transactions in &C.
lures, 5000 bales. Futures closed
10 points higher. as follows: May. ll.SjW
ll.JO; June, 1890 ll.9!; July, 1870 1892.
August. n.S,W HISS; September u 3jW
1854; october, 1880 1881; November, 1876
WlO63; December, lO.6-,a 1868; Januar!
lOC2W 1868; February. 1860 lOGN.
IN Liverpool spot closed steady, middiina
uplands IS. Il: sales, 5000 bales.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AsoABSOLUTELY SAFE

For sale ly all Druggists. Price q cts
per box; . boxes FOR % cis n sent q
mail. postage free. on receipt # price
Or. J. II Schcnck q Son. Phiialeluhia. Ia
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CIGARslI CIGAl1Sll

FACTORY No. 17J-IlJ EAST ROAD
25O. 900 CIGARS always GA nxnd OF Iay
Popular Ersrts
Unmarried: "SnOw Bird" "Npw n
Volunteer" "rirs. Rogimsa,.
ana "Esiitiia
Tnrse clrars are made by pFactival ne
caap,cs of the best material, aisi sold al lees
than auction goods. j. =. oAitWooD,
mr22 li6 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

STANDARD FOR OYER HALF 4 ctSryR'

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach. Hart
burn. Fla'ulency, Collie, and al Diseas = oil
the stomach: Cosiiyeness. Inflammation
DiarrhGa, PILES, and Diseases Oftbe Bowels
Congestion, Bili0usness. Jsmdice. Nausea
Headache. Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains. Malaria, Liver Complaint
and all Diseases arising from a Gorged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucou.
coats, reduce gorged or congesied condi.
tion., break mp stubborn complications. re.
store free, healthy action % the organs, and
give the system a chance ~ recover tone
and strength. They are
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WI L

DICHMONB COLLEGE WILL
Ia elect q PNOFf ~~ON or MODERN Ian
GIrAGE. 40 the annual meeting in June
next. Applications, with testimonials.
should be lOIWaidtd 10 Gil ARIES h. kl-
mNl--nl In
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE

\ hI-fI4NAN Ni'|is tA.'N' ~ - -
a stockholders OF the HiCifMDND UNION
PAS~t NGrR RAILWAY 'DMf ~ VIII
Doe held at II o'clock 81. on tie l2tn day Of
May, 1890, nj the Office OF tLe company. No.
300 H6nS street. in the city II Richmond. for
tie purpose OF authorizing a conveyance of
the property and franchises o' This company
tO the Richmond and Railway fnd Electric
Company. and OF acting upon such other bus
mess a. may Doe lr ,ught before the meeting.
By order 81 the Board Df Directors.
GlBSO> PUIIhL, secretary
APRIL 9Th, 1890. apil-idm
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. May Flour closed steady
line grades winter, S2.loW2.J0; souther
steady: trade and family extras, %.lcg
S42j. Wheat steady; spotsales, NJ.
red winter, 994@Slo11; do. May, s014
Corn strong; spot sales No mixsd
l2sl @l5c.; do. May, 4li,c. oats suoug
spot sales so. l white, sc: No.
mixed, Nav, 32Ac. Pork duii; mess
for new. Lard fairly active
june. 500. Sugar-Rehned steady; cut
loaf aud crushed, l1sc.; cubes, I-i6c.
powdered. q 1-iGc.; graduated, Bite
Coffee steady; fair Rio cargoes, 1850.
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COTTON REPORT.
Markef firm.


MdIhtl NIhus
Quotations. - Mid1ling. 1lc.; low mid
ding, lDHc. good ordinary. l0c.
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zS7E. TIE UNDERSIGNED, THREE
W Of the coTpHiat1i, Of the richmond
Railway and Fiectrir Company, hereby cali e
general meeting az tine subscribers 10 the
capital stock OF said company. 30 be- held at
the Office Of the Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Com uauy. 900 Rank street ln the
clty Of Richmond, M noon, on the 5th day o
May. 800. for The purpose of 0fg2n.Z NJ the
said company, eleciing a president and board
Of directOrs. and taking such olner actioI as
may b q proper JOSEPH u / AN,
w iHtDE,
ap19to my5 q. r. FISHER.
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ALLEN & G8XTEu,
Factories. 6ih and Cary and7 and Cary
streets.


Tine annual ure'ingof tie shf rchOlders of
tlc Norfolk a. Western railroad Company
vlu We held on "Wednesday, The seventh day
of May 500. nj 10 O'Clock a. 81, AT the Office
ofil.e Company. 100 lhc city Of Roanoke. y IT.
cIIiu, when IN election VIII be held iol tnlr-
feet dirrci0rs FOR the ensuing year, and such
other business transacted as may properly
come before the meeting.
rhe transfer books viii be closed from 3
O'Clock. g.. 81. ApIl 18th, 1890, until .
O'Clock, \. ~. Nav 9th, 1890.
A.JIlEMpifll.L. secretary.
Anil lin, 1890. lj,2A2J,my lNo
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SAFES REPORTKD TO SECRETARY.

Whcat,, .Longberry, LOO bushels prime
very good at -. Total sales Of wheat
.SGl bushels.
Corn White. 100 bushels primo at i,c.;
do. 500 bus bel- prime ou private terms; do.
mixed. 600 bushels l.nucn ON private
terms. Total sake. oi ,orf l.2YJ bushels.
oats Winter, ~ bushels very GOOD at
3lr
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Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. VA, May ,, 1890.

Reported oy John l.. Williams & sor
bankers and brokers, No iii Main street.
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MEETINGS.
RICHMOND ASD WEST poINT D
LAND. NAXIGATION AND lNpEON ItftNr CO., {
OFFICE: llO3 EAST MAIN ~rrEEF.
NIrnMOND. Va. AIIll .3. $50. ]

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS or THIS COMPANY
viii bee held nj tine Office Of JAMES H.
DOOLtY. President, No 1903 O. - Main street
Elch ufond, Va. on WEDNESDAY, MAY q
1880, al - O'Clock NJ
JAMES IL. Door tI, President.
GEORGE q. ROGERS, secretary. apl5-dtmy5
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, May .. 1850.
OFFERINGS.
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Wheat. SGl bushels.
Corn Zoo bushels.
Oats-2,3O0 bushels.
Kyc-3l0 bushels.
Mill Ondl, - tons.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
reward AVENUE RUNAWAY.

A Horse Driven by }. Il. Allen IL
Frishtend by a Road Roller and n
Lively scene Ensues-Sevefal other
Carriage Accidents.
There was an exciting runaway on Howard
avenue, Congress avenue and Church streets
yesterday afternoon. J. E. Allen of this
city was enjoying drive with a friend down
Howard avenue towards Oyster Point While
on the road to the point his horse, spirited
animal, became frightened by the steam road
roller which is at work on the lower part Of
Howard avenue. The animal became uncon-
trolable and jumped about so wildly that the
carriage was overturned and the occupants
thrown to the ground. The horse dashed
back up Howard avenue and down Congress
avenue to Church street with the overturned
carriage humping along from one side to an.
other behind it. Several collisions resulted,
but nothing was damaged SO much as the
frightened horse itself. When stopped by
Fred Coleman on Church street 1t was found
to be badly cut and bruised. The wagon
Barker & Ransom's. The affair was witt
messed by large number of people.
At o'clock in the afternoon horse and
carriage went at rapid rate up Kimberly
avenue and into Lamberton, Arthur and Ro-
settle streets and then into Howard avenue,
and was then lost to the view of the specta-
tors who had followed its course. The car
riage was:empty. Pretty soon two young men
who. from appearance had rolled over and
over in the street, came along in pursuit of
the team. When last seen they were still
going rapidly.
A carriage came to grief on Church street
at Meadow vnsterdav QftarnOOn- wheel
came off owing to it's being caught in the
railroad tracks. Nobody hurt. Also SIM
liar accident occurred at the junction of
Grand avenue and State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

In the course of his speech at the Wood
stock celebration General Hawley said:
I have read With amazement the remarks
of Bishop Potter, delivered at the commence
ment exercises at Harvard last week, con-
corning the political condition and the polit-
ical ethics Of the country. While We all
welcome criticisms applied in a firm, but
loving spirit to the evils that inevitably de-
velop at times, deeply deplore to hear men
of eminent position and scholarly attain
ments speaking hopelsssly of this great
wonderful notion-this good nation, as be-
lieve it to be-picking up incidental occur
rences and slight tendencies among small
fragments of the people.
The general took up the statements by
Bishop Potter, seratim, claiming that SEN
ate bill $50, for the relief of soldiers and
sailors incapacitated for performance of
labor, amply guarded against the evils pre-
dicted by the bishop should the act become
law. Continuing, General Hawley said:
It is not true, as Bishop Potter as
serts, that under any of the proposed
legislation can every skulkipg camp
follower and deserter who has the effrontery
to demand pension come In. That ia NOT
make such a statement. Applause. Isup.
pose the good bishop was thinking or the bill
to give arrears of pensions to soldiers, which
the senate very properly defeated, or he might
have had in mind the bill to pension every
man who was O prisoner of war or the bill to
declare pension payable to every man who
served for forty or ninety days. But let me
assure the bishop that the congress which he
talks about being ready to give pension to
every skulking deserter will not act foolishly.
When the war ended the interest on the pub.
lie debt was s151, 00O, 900 year. Now that
interest and the pensions together amount to
only $1S0, 0O0, 900 and our country has doubled
in population and wealth. I believe 1t is
pretty good country and 1t is about time these
peesimists stopped talking. [Applause
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
STATE ruRNFKsr.
Big Display In Bridgepert-TheRe Re-
ceplion and Welcome - Yesterdayss

A Big Display In Bridgspsrt-TheR Re-
Proceedings.
BR1DEPoRT, July 5.-Ths state Turnfest
opened IN this city Saturday night with
great display. All day long the local Tur-
ners had been busy preparing for the reeep-
ton of the visitors and by night everything
was in readiness. About z O'Clock the local
societies formed in line and marched to the
depot, headed by several bands, to meet the
visitors. At 7:30 O'Clock the on. of town
societies began to arrive, and at 8 O'Clock
there were fully 900 strange Turner's In the
city. From the depot q torchlight parade
passed down Water street to State, to Main,
to Madison hall, where platform had been
erected and speeches made by Jacob Zepp,
Mayor DeForest and others. After the
quarters. This morning all the active Turner'S
assembled at Madison hall and rehearsed the
exercises with music by the Wheeler and
Wilson orchestra. A large number of people
witnessed this interesting exhibition.
The class competitions on the hori-
a soa a bar foowsd yg,. fencing
an instrumental and vocal concert was given
at Madison hall to which all were invited.
A number of young ladies of this city par
tieipated as did the singing societies from
New Haven, Hartford and this city. To.
morrow the contests will occur at East End
park and in the evening grand exhibition
will be given IN Madison hall, including ex-
ercises with all the apparatus and also class
work by the boys and girls of the Bridge
port society.
This afternoon the Turner's contested for
the silver wreath valued at $50, which has
been offered as q priZa to the most expert
Turner society. The prize has already been
won twice by the Holyoke Turner society
and it is probable that they will win It
again. Tomorrow picnic will be held at
End park, after which meeting will be held
at Madison hall.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
Notes.
Hartford again to-day.

Hartford again to-day.
Baby" Miller, says the New York Sun.
Anderson was God-send to Wilmington.
When Guinasso plays anywhere but catch he is in
his own way.
Go to the Howard avenue grounds and see some
thing explode.
Mckee had a clean score yesterday for the first
time this season.
Jack Corcoran never played better ball than he is
playing at present
Jack Horner will probably cover himself with
glory this afternoon.
Worcester has taken big and sudden drop. Cud
worth's presence is sadly missed.
1t is even money that Wilmington passes Jersey
City before the end of the season.
Doran's brother. w. P Doran is visiting him here,
and will remain in New Haven for a week or
If Hofford catches to day it will be his forty
eighth consecutive championship game. This is
the correct number.
1t is funny, but nevertheless true that every
team in the association hits Baker Of Baltimore
harder than New Haven does
Things are booming down in Wilmington. The
team is playing smooth ball, and the people are
turning out in large numbers to help them along.
II was pretty tough to lay the loss of Saturday s
game at Gilliland's door when New Haven made
only five hits. The youngster did good work and
he should be given credit for it.
1t looks as though the Newarks would have to
get up and hustle or else go under. The people in
the different townships whereabouts are opposed
to Sunday ball playing and the cub has been de-
pendent on these games for its existence.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07

The funeral of the late William Forbes took
place from Lewis & Msyoock's yesterday
afternoon and was attended by Pioneer
council No. 1, O.U. A. M, of which deceased
was member and for eight years outside
grand. At the grave in Fair Haven cemetery
ex-State Councillor Frank e. Fields delivered
the devotional exercises. Deceased was thirty
years old and died of consumption at the
hospital. He belonged in West Haven. He
leaves one relative here, sister, Mrs. L. @.
Smith of Exchange street. Fair Haven. The
deceased worked for many years at the New
Haven clock shop. Thrown upon his own
resources when young boy he was deprived
of many advantages which others more for-
'tuuate have had. He made the best of his
opportunities, however, and "fought LIES
battle" bravely and uncomplainingly.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-07
A FATAL JUMP,
Michael Terry of Trumbull Killed
Jumping From an Excursion Train

Michael Terry of Trumbull Killed by
BRDaEPoRT. July 6.-The body of Michael
Terry, twenty-five years old, resident of
Trumbull, was found lying beside the tracks
of the Housatonic railroad this morning.
Terry went on an excursion yesterday morn
ing and returned last night. This train which
he returned on does not stop at Trumbull, so
the arrival of the train at Bridgeport the
conductor of the train was told that man
had fallen off the train at Trumbull. He
telegraphed to the engineer of freight train
which was following close behind to keep q
sharp eye along the track to see If any signs
of him could be seen. This he did with the
result that the body of Terry was found a
short distance below the Trumbull depot
with his neck broken.