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The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

PORTLAND, Sept 10 fsao
f.,ceipts by MaiIr Central RaIrosd-For Por,
and "a ears miscellaneous merchandise; for con.
meeting roads 1C6 cars miseellane Gus merchsn,
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

1.-THE business experience OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY has covered a
period OF forty years, during when
time Il has written policies aggre-
eating nearly Two Hundred MI.
lion Dollars upon the lives OF Oh7
Hundred Thousand persons
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorial

The teacher told the child ito get grammar to
study, whereupon she received this note from the
chlld's mother.
81 do not desire for Lulu shall ingage in gram
mar as prefer her ingage in yuseful studies and
can learn her how to spoke and write properly
myself. / have went through two grammars and
can't say as they did me no good. l prefer her
ingaged in german and drawing, and yokal music
on the piano."-N. E. Farmer.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
Havana Market
Europnan Markets.

HAVANA Sept. 1O.-Sugar-demand of SELL
for higher prices Interfere with business 90
bags of Centrifugal sold on speculation $3.50 VI
gold per Quintal.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
Boston Stock Market.
new YORK geek and Money market


NEW YORK, Sept. 10 I8RO-Money has been
tight ranging from to IL per cent; last loan at
s, closing at per cent Prime mercantile paper
az Tao per cent. Governments dull and steady.
Railroad bonds are dull and barely steady. The
market closed dull at about opening prices.
The transactions at the Stock. EXCHANGE aggre
gated 103. 300 shares.
me following are to-day's quotations Of Govern
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BOOTHBAY. Sept 10-Ar, schs Mary Snow,
SWEET. Plymouth for Cark's Island; j Ell Crowley
Lord. Boston for Ellsworth.
Sailed, sch Sarah. Bangor for Boston; and 80
sail fishermen.
VINALHAYEN,. Sept 8-Sailed, sch Carrie Z
Look, Look, New York.
RED BEACH, Sept Gar, sch Mary Newton,
Rowe, Boston.
Sept 8-Ar, sch Chas Sears, Allen, Calais, to
load for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

Cid eth, barque Jesse Maegregor Preston for
Pensacola; sens w Hine, Johnson Portland
Ellen nj Baxter, Gray Somes Sound and NYork
Alicia b Crosby, kennebec and Baltimore.
Sid 9th, schs Mary Cushman Fannie Hall,
Georgietta, John Grard. Centurion l. A Lewis,
and Seth w Smith.
Ar 10th, sch p Hitchcock, Blair and Willie II
Child, Giles, Philadelphia; Mary Eliza, Morrlssey
Wtnterport
SALEM-Af 9th, schs Katie Mitchell, from So
gardiner for Vineyard Haven; Mentor Perry,
Richmond, Me, for New York; j knowles,
Plnkham, Sedgwick for do: Princeton, Greenlaw,
Bangor for Co; Republic, Neville, MT Desert for
Boston.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 10th, schs Ella May, from
Boston for Portland; John Gerard, do for Deer
Isle; c w Dexter, and Sadie 81 Lille do for Cal
Griffin, Rockland for New York; Colin G Baker.
Boston for Kennebec; I p Diaon, do for Rock.
lanu; Ge0rgletta, do for Sullivan Annie Hall,
90 for Orland; Medford, do for Bangor; Oriental,
do for Harrington.
FOREIGN Ports.
AT Hong Kong July 81. ships Paramita, Pres
c0tt Tor New York; Geo Skolfeld. DunniDg, uuc
barques Title Baker, Carly, for New York; Rich
AT Singapore July 20, barque Evle Reed, Whit
tier, for New York; J Carlton. Crosby, for Bos-
ton.
Ar at Honolulu Aug IT. barque Harvester Lewis
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm East London. CGH, Aug 18th, baroue
Harriet S jackson, Bacon, New York.
AT Rio Janeiro Aug 10, ship E Sutton, Carter,
uno; barques Fred Litchfeld Young, for New
York; Edmund Phinney, Young, unc.
Spoken.
Aug ], lat SO N. lon SO W. ship Raphael, Hark
ness, from New York for Melbourne.
Sept 8, twenty-five miles of Nantasket baraue
Sept b, OFF American Shoal, barque AllanWilde
from Apalachicola for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

since the enactment OF the Maine
on-FoTfeiture Law the UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY has Afforded EXTENDED
insurance upon ad some Idesn nd"S and has
psiI i'm full no fewer tnan One
Huncred and forty claims there
under.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
WIT ARD wISpoM.
hould not have asked.

Should not have asked.
Mrs. wilkins (who has adopted new style of
arranging her hair, to acquaintance Snood-
ance?
Mr.. Snoodles with smiling politeness) None
madam. except that you are looking very well.
-Harper's Bazaar.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
DlSCONTINUANCE OF SUNDAY SERVICE
ON THE -
Maine Central Railroad.

Sept. 7th-Last trips OF Sunday trains
between Portland and Lewiston. The
ilnal opportunity OF visiting Poland
Springs on Sunday.
from Portland for Sunday trains OF Sep
TENDER 9TH.
sept. 14th-Last trip Of Sunday Mon
tTeal Express. PAYSON TUCKER,
p. & Gen. Manager.
FL: BOOTHBY, g. p. & T.. A.
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
STEAMER llERRYCONEAG.
Capt. j. L.. Long,
FREEP0RT STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Steamer Phantom, until further notice, will
leave Portland Pier, Portland, daily, Sundays
excepted) at 9.55 a. m. and 4.50 p. M, touching
at Falmouth Foreside, Cousins Island, Littleiohns s,
Great Chebeague and VOLTS Point. Arrive at
South Freeport IL 80 a. m. and $50 p. IN.
Leave South Freep0rt GAO a. m. and LOS D. M,
touching at the above named landings. Arrive in
Portland $40 a. m. and 3.60 d. m.
Fare to South Freoport including drive OF five
miles, making an excursion of 38 miles for $1.OO
the round trip.
port will arrive In time for trains going East.
Passengers coming West by all a. m. trains can
have delightful ride aud sail by taking our car
riages at Freeport for 1.55 y. m. boat arriving in
Portland at 400 p. m.
II. b. sOULE, Manager,
je23dtf Freeport
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

CALIFORNIA, TEXAS And MEXICO
SeniiMonthly Parties, Personally conducted.
combining comfort, low rates, quick time, Pull
man sleeping cars. Call ON or address e. H.
CURRIEk New England Agent Southern Pacific
Co, l92 Washington St., Boston Mass.
tan1 8eodIy
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11

mans iNIie should always he the
same, especially to ner husband, but II she ie
weak and nervous, and uses Carters Iron Pills
she canaot be, for they make her "feei like
different person." so they al say, anc their hus
bands say 30 tool
PIofessor-I again call your attention to the too
common use of trite expressions. Mr.. Quilts, can
you not find fit substitute for the well worn
phrase. "He died natural death?"
Mr. Quilts (about TO graduate as city editorial
correSpondent-in-chief. Well, sir, / suggest, "He
died without medical aid" How would that do?
Professor-It is excellent, Mr.. Quills.-Harpers
Bazaar.
VAN HoUTEN's CoooA-"Once tried, always
used"
"How did you like the readings last evening.
Uncle Joshua?"
"Didn't like 'em Bit Too much grimacin' ana
arm throwin'. And then the stuff they read was
fatter than dish water. One great big fellow kept
saying, The mill cannot grind with the water
that has passed. Jest as though any one but
material born fool did MT know that."-Boston
Transcript
a woman WHEELS weak, nervous ana
seepless, and who has cold hands and feet con
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills eqaaliZe the circulation, remove nerycgs
pess ana give strength aai PEST
The Portland daily press., 1890-09-11
RumfOrd Falls & Buekfield Railroad,
I'm Effee, NAV ~, 1890.

I'm Effect MAY ~, 1890.
Leave Portland via q. t. Railway, 900 a. m. and
1.30 p. m. ON Saturdays SIG p. ~. REL Ud ~
ING-Leave Canton 43O and $50 a. m. on sat
urdays 800 D. m. - s, xU
STAGE CON NRCTIONs-DAILYIF w
MinOt for Hebron Academy; Buekneid ti NJ
Sumner and Turner; Canton loa a,ttia tvsrnaore
anu m 9e1,s @iSo i0' - L. L. LINCOLN. Supt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
WAR IN WEST VIRGINIA.
A Pitched Battle Between Italians and
shcrif's Posse.
rpv teIogrnph % the Dispntc

C,r1rrrsBURG. KY. September 2O:-A re-
mort comes from Louisa, KY, that on
Twelye-Pole creek near WAYNE Court
house. W. Va, Friday, a terrible fight oc-
cured betyeena sheriff s posse and gang
Of italian railroad laborers, IN which
several Italians were killed and number
wounded.
Some weeks ago contractor on the Nor
folk and Western railroad named keogh
went away leaving numerous creditors,
among tho number being the Italians.
Several DAYS ago new contractor took
nossession of the abandoned work and put
a number of laborers TO work IN cut
formerly worked 10y the Italians. The
Italians refused to allow any ono to work
until they had received their pay for the
work done under KeOgh. and proceeded TO
oust the new laborers. Three times the
new laborers were ran out OF the cut bY
the Italians, who used stones, clubs,
knives, and pistols.
The contractor then applied 70 the Court
for protection, and was furnished n posse
of about a dozen men, headed by the
Sheriff of Wayne county. On Friday the
Sheriff made an attempt TO arrest the
Italians. who fercely resisted. combat
resulted with forty or more Italians on one
side armed with stones, knives, and re-
yolyers. and the Sherif's men on the other.
The Italians fought from behind trees,
stones, and whatever would shield man 8
body. Firing became general and lasted
some minutes.
When the smoke Of the battle clear
ed away several Italians were found in the
last stages of death and several more were
wounded. The Sheriff g men escaped with
few severe bruises. About twenty
italians were arrested and taken to jail
at Wayne Courthouse. The remainder es-
capped in the woods. .,.
The scene of the fight is forty OF. fifty
miles from here and remote from railroad
and telegraph communication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

DEATHS.

CLARKR-Diei. at her residence, No. 1920
Taylor street, at 800 Z. NJ. septempsr ~, ISsD,
Mira MARY c. CLARKE, IN the htty-tour!n year
OF her age. leaving husband, seven children,
and host OF friends 70 mourn their loss,
Thy gentle voice now IL hushed
Thy warm, true heart Is still.
And on thy Kind and loving brow
Is resting death cold chill
Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast;
Wehage kissed thy loving brow.
And IA our sching hearts we know
We have no mother now.
Her remains will b. taken 20 New Kent coun-
~, Va, for intorment THIS Sunday MORNING
at 800 O'Clock by the Chesapeake aud ONO raul
way.
CUNMINGS,-Died. September 18Th, at halt
past ) o. clock, PETER CUMMINGS, son OF Pat
rick and Mary Cummings; aged two years and
ten months.
Seventeenth street, at +. 81. sEPtEMBEh
lSTH.
FLETCHER.-Die at her father, residence.
on Everett. street between Seventeenth aud
Eighteenth, Manchester, saturday, at o:l5 Z. NJ,
FANNIE FLORENCE FLETCHER; sged four
teen years and ono day.
Asleep IN Jesus.
Tho funeral will take place az tne above resi-
dence MONDAY the 22d instant NJ 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Friends aud acquaintance are requested 10
attend.
MCKINNEY Died, In the county o; Lam
caster. September 10. $780, at the home OF ITS
parents, GEORGE EARLE, infant son Of John
A. ana Rebecca w. bckenney lnnd nephew OF
George W. Minter and grandson OF Mrs. kebecca
", Mnter, OF Richmoud), aged one year and
four days.
The remains wero inferred at White Stone.
Lancaster county, Va
ROLPH.-Died, at her residence, IN Henrico
county. at 5:45 A. ". September 2Jth, BARBARA
KOLPH aged nfiy-seyen years.
Euparat from MaTyiz tfarmQn latnOlc
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 1
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Nipped in the Buc.
detroit Free Press.l

A woman who appeared to be an excurr-
sionist was walking up and down Wood
ward avenue yesterday with mans hat
i'm one hand and a large callskin wallet in
the other. and an officer finally approached
her and asked:
Madam. are You looking for any one?"
"Oh, no" she replied, 81 know right
where he is.n
"Are you in any trouble?"
"No, sir. never allow anything to
trouble me-"
But you-you--"
IT'S Just this way, sir. Me and my
husband came in on the excursion. After
we got here he began to frisk and cut up,
and proceeded to nip him IN the bud.
He's over there on the City Hall steps,
bareheaded and without cent, while l
hold the kew Of tho posltIon.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
TIE TARIFF CONFERENCE.
Binder-Twine. Sugar, and the Metal
scheduie-Anothcr Meeting Monday.

Bfnder-1Wlnc, sugar, W." Wv 'h'N".
seheduio-Anothcr Meeting Monday.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 2O.-The
tariff conferrees to-day disposed OF the
paper, hemp, flax, and jute schedules. The
next formal conference VIII probably be
held Monday. the intervening time TO be
devoted 10 private consultations among
the Republican conferrees.
Ii is understood that binder-twlne was
not included in the disposition OF the fax,
hemp. aud jute schedule, but that 1t Is still
an unsettled question. Senator Pierce
told the conferrees that the senators who
voted TO put binder-twine on the free list
would oppose a restoration OF the duty on
that article as long as possible. senator
Davis also told the conferrees prscticaliy
the same thing.
The delegation of the louisiana Plant
ers Association will leave for nome to-
night. They say they believe the con-
ferrees will report an amendment to the
sugar schedule by which the bounty on
sugar. which is to take effect March LIST,
shall DO applicable to all the products OK
cane not then manufactured. Inns WIN be
satisfactory to the sugar-men. ~ Is pc
lieved that some substantial. agreements
have been arrived Of respecting the metal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
DEALINGS IN REAL ESTATE.
Decls OF bargain and sale Recorded In
the CIV and County.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
gore recorded IN tho Clerks Office OF the
CHuctrv Court Yesterday;
Al Chewing aud Ed. Rose and their
wives o. 1homas Z. Jcter, a. feet on the
els. side of ST. John street between HI
and Orange, $40.
u. J.. Conquest md wife % Charles \.
Rose. % feet ON tho cast side Of twenty
f.tth street between Leigh and VI, 500.
Crnyynv EoLiuson= devisoes 20 Daniel
r. Williams. four lots bounded by 81.
John. st. aul, Bacon, and Orange streets,
Tb.nas RYAN 70 John RYAN, interest in
.f faet on the west side of Buchanan street
near Cedar, subject TO decd OF trust Tor
$ D. Sl7I.
Patrick sullivan and wife 10 Thomas O.
Gormon. lot on sixth street between Lou
isAra and Denny, No. -, IN exchange lor
lot On same between same No. II, -.
COUNTY COURT OF HENIco.
Jamcs II. Barton and wife to Florence
Y. wife ~ William VI. Luck, lots ! ana
in block u, Barton Heights, ~i,3''.go:,
James N. Barton and wife ana L. A..
Lamb and wife 90 Brooklart School Dis
fript. go feet on the west SIDE OF North
avenue near Essex street, 500.
A j.. Chewing and wife 70 Albert
Towlks. 80 feet on the west side of thirty
third street between X and :. $50.
Joseph T.. Sorg 90 William }. Cussen. 2l2
feot ON tho north side Of the street next TO
the street south Of Ohio street; 2Oj feet
ON Williamsburg avenue. northwest corner
of Ohio street. and % feet on Williamsburg
avenue. southeast cornorOt NTGlnlastTeet,
Charles l.. steel and wife to y. W. Bowe,
interest In Jas feet on the north side Of
Grace street near Allison; J5l feet on Grace
street southeast corner Of Allison; 81
feet on tho north side Of Franklin street
near Addison, and l5j feet on Franklin
street northeast corner OF Allison, S3,1OO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, September q, 1890.
sALss-FIRsT BoAED.-l00 Virginia coasos at
Is.
Closing quotations at tho Stock Exchange:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

schedule by the Republican conferrees. but
these cannot he learned. IL is said that
the Senate changes have been practically
agreed TO except as TO bronzes. where tne
instead of 10 per cent. od uo'or,rn.
The provision for the payment OK
bounty for silk-culture is said to have
been stricken ont.
Another full meeting of the conterrees
will be held Monday. At tina, time an ell
fort will bo made to order report on the
bill even if there be disagreement on
some points. From present indications,
On agreement will not bc reached on all
the questions of difference by that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for ths Dispsscb.l

sxPTExBxR %, 1890.
Prices for the week have sgsin bsen we'll main
tanned. with little spparep; variation In values
or demand with any special cause. boiden OF
old, co!ory, and fno wrappers are contentsa
with the OUTLOOK. believing tina, tho color OF mo
new crop has been oyeres,ins,ei. All grsf's OK
nlsr, are firm and few under TIC. 70 b. hal.
Filter, wrapper. and dark sales we'o aD"us
equal all this week in number OF sales-9i 20
hog.heads respectively reported. Interior mar
kets show quito fun opening prices. VIM i0o.
average ono day at winston. and &c. apo'h'r
day AZ Greensboro, n. c. Never before wereso
many new market, striving 10 essbi.h them-
selves in North Carolins aud virginia IN ihs
bright bolt, and the orJermcn with tndno"-
ments and type samples are out Ia force. A's'r
sample Of the increased weight Of The crtp may
be given. automatically reported. The same to-
bacco hogsheads that last rear held seven
plants will only hold four 70 I've plants this
year. Few crops II any hsyo over produced .
greater and at the same time better variety Of
tobacco than seems 8 be the case in dsrks ant
trights IN virginia and North Carolina ms
year. Tho greater part Of tho dsrs ;rop is cut
aud over 81 per cent. u tho bright IL housed.
with tobacco in mo hill rlpening worry fast with
the present perfect weather for oil purposes
Revenue coliechons: Gears ani cigarettes
sssSp; tobacco, is,g7Ls2; special tar, si@'s-to'
tai. s3,li2 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
suNDAY-scHOoL CONVENTION.
e Delegates from This City who VIII Go
90 Nnch hnrr.

Tho cundav-school convention OF the
state of Virginia Will assemble IN Lynch
burg on Wednesday morning next.
There will be large delegation from all
over the State.
Among those who will 60 from Richmond
are the following: Rev. J. L. Whitley, Rev.
Jabez Han, Messrs. Albert L. West, j. ID.
X. Sleight. William Ellyson. George l..
Bdcood, Robert Michaels, MIR. shepherd
Kichard A. Rick, Walter Mercer, and Ro.
l.. Richardson.
A number of other ministers and laymen
are thinking Of going, but the full number
allowed this city has not yet been appoint,
cd. and any Sundav-schoOl worker or friend
of the cause Of any denomination who can
90 should communicate with tho EXecu-
tive Committee through Mr.. Charles T..
Eady. the secretary. and they viii be ap-
pointed. Tho railroads have gwen very
low rates from Richmond and return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
ONE BADLY HURT.
,usre YOUNG MEN ENGAGE IN A
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY.
M~ssr.. c. W. and Clay prewrv' 'r' m"
VIZ. Bond Fight In Front Of
the Davis House.

Threoyoune men got into personal dr.
Guilty in front of the Davis House last
,,cbt about II O'Clock and one of them was
I,3ly hurt. The trouble commenced in
no pool-room Of tho hotel. Messrs. w.
I Bond and c. W. Drewry were engaged
in game Of pool and dispute arose
about some money.
Mr.. Bond used some language towards
VI. Drcwry which he construed as often
,.yo. The proprietor Of the place seeing
spcrsonal difficulty could not bo aVerteu
asked tho Young gentlemen to 90 out upon
tAo street. which they did.
cANE USED.
Tho trouble was renewed and the parties
came % blows Mr.. Clay Drewry. IT., came
a. the assistance Of his relative ana they
used a walkinc-cane upon Mr.. Bond.
The latter was terribly beaten on the
head and face. Several severe gaShes were
made AID blood flowed quite freely.
Officers Rcdi0rd and Griffin came NJ du-
ruc the fight and arrested all the parties
,n-Arod and took them 90 the Second STA
u0l-housc.
DOCTOR srNT FOR.
Nr Bond was so badly hurt DR.. Brock
VA called 20 attend him and sewed up his
wounds.
Al the parties were hniled in the sum OF
s7H0 each and tomorrow morning Justice
(ltchhold Will investigate the matter.
Sir. Bond Yves able 20 walk from tho
station house 90 the Blculs House, on
east Nam street, where he boards.
TTEsOSAL.
Mr. Bond il n whcelwright by trade
sal works for Mr.. Joe DAVIS.
Nr G. W. prcwry is a son Of Dr. DrewTy,
nrI NJ. Clay Drcwry, Jr.. Is son OF a
urmher Of the firm az Drewry a Co. Both
a-e well-known youug men. Neither OF
Nh "a was hurt during the difficulty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
BASE BALL.
Tho Results of Yesterdays Came
Throughout the Country.
fBy ,elesraph 70 the Dispa.ch.I


Pittsburgh: New Yorks, Q: base-hits'
&: errors, 2. Alleghenys, 8: base-hits. 3;
errors. 8. Batteries-Anderson and Deck
or; Sharrott and Clark.
Pittsburgh (Brotherhood): Pittsburghs,
7: base-hits, Q; errors. 8. New Iorks, D !;
basel hits, 6; errors, 6. Batteries-Morris
and Quinn; Crane, Ewing, and Brown.
Chicago (Brotherhoodl: Chicagos, 8;
base-hits, 10: errors, 2. Bostons, 8; base,
hits, 6; errors, 6. Batteries-King ana
Bowie; GumDert and Murphy.
Cleveland Oeague): First game-Cleye-
lands. q: base-hits, s.; errors, 2. Bostons,
/: base-hits, 7; errors, 2. Batteries-Beaty
and thinner; GARRISON and Bennett. Sec
ond game-Clevelands, 4; base-hits. 4;
errors. 0. Bostons. o. base-hts. / errors,
9. Batteries-Nian and thinner; Nichols
and Bennett.
Cincinnati Oeague) Cincinnatis, Q :;
base-hits, 10 f; errors, 2. Philadelphias. !;
hase-hits, 2; errors, 0. Batteries-Mullnnee
and Keenan,; VIckery, Clements, and
Schriver.
Buffalo Brotherhood): BufTalos. 5; base
hits. 10; errors, 2. Philadelphias, 80; base
hits. IS; errors. 6. Batteries Cunning ham
and Mack: Bufinton, Sanders, and Hall
man.
Cleveland CBrotherhood): First game
Cleyelands, 3 base-hits, IS; errors, l.
Brooklyns. 10; base-hits. Is; errors, 0. Bat,
teries-Gruber and Sutclfe; weighing and
Knslow. Second game-Clevelands, A.
base-hits, 3: errors, 5. Brooklyns. 81 base,
hits, G: errors. 3. Batteries-Dewald and
SutcliTe: Hemming and DAILY.
Louisville. Ky. First game Loufsvilles,
%; base-hIts, %; errors, l. Athletics. a
base hits, .: errors. 9. Batteries-Strat-
ton, Goodall. and Ryan; Green and nd
die. Second game-LouisyIlles, 10; base
hits. IS: errors. 0. Athletics, o; base-hlts,
6 errors, Z. Batteries-Ehret and Week
brecker; Stacker and Snyder.
Chicago: Chicagos. O.; base-hits, 5; er-
rors, :. Brooklyns, 81 base-hits, IL; en-
rors, /. Observation-Disclosures Kittredge,
Arson: Lovett and DAILY.
Toledo: Toledos. z; base-hits, II; En-
rors, 4. Syracuse. 8; base-hits, 5; errors,
3. Batteries-Cushman and Sage Mars
and PITT.
Columbus: First game-Columbus, 3;
base-hits. 9; errors, 4. Baltimores, o; base;
hits, 8; errors, 3. Batteries-knass and
Doyle; German and Townsend. Second
game Columbus, 3: base-hits, 6; errors,
/. Baltimores, 2; base-hts, 3; errors, 5.
Batteries Chamberlain and O'Connor ;
German and Townsend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
Their Sentiments.
detroit Pree Press.l

sCESE-A HOTEL OFFICE.
Characters: Mr. NIIggs, Of Michigan; Mr..
Digs. of Delaware-chence acquaintance.
Nliggs: You are quite right, sir. The
saloon is everywhere the worst enemy
civilization has TO contend with. The
question how to regulate the liquor traffic
is a great one, difficult one TO solve.
Digrs And vet il must be solved, for
the hellish business is demorallzing the
whole people. ] realize this, although L
Mirss: am not either. II Is ono thing
to take a glass of beer occasionally and an
other thing to-
Diggs; VIII you-
Aiggs: / was Just going to ask you.
THREE HOURS LATER.
Digs: Well. GOO nj. m frien'.
BIggs: Goo nj, OBJ fellow.