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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

from Richmond. Those IN attendance Nc.e:
Miss Mnatreo. in black lace. rilt .ppcrs
and handsome gili trimming. with A'. ~.
p. Lewis: Miss Plau. in black lace. WIN
orange trimmings. with Mr.. W. a. Bragg
Miss Mary Eppcs Jones. IN blue SIX. pearls,
with Mr.. NJ. pccblc.: Miss Otelia Johnston
in white lace. lilac trimming. with Mr.. D..
&. ~trattOn: Miss Matte Bottle Ninairec. in
flee nuns yelling. Empire style tan
gloves. with Mr.. Il. NJ. Plea-aut-.
Miss r.. NJ. Anderson. blue China silk, with
Mr. George Guy; Miss Isabella Plummcr
red China silk. tan gloves and natural lOW-
cr.: Miss Baldwin. OF Florida. black lace.
blue bodice. with Mr.. George ~cuy. Miss
Matte Watson. red China t.lk. with Ar.
Richard smith; Mis- Tucker. white China
silk. with Mr.. II. DreWry; Miss Emily
Allen. blue muil. with Mr. Gordon -trach-
an. Miss Iulio WHITE. white mull. with
Mr. Gary Bragg. Miss M0Ilie Young. blue
silk. with Mr.. Doyle: Mis. Annie Alien.
white null and ribbon. vs. th Mr. Ridley
Neacham Miss Lucy Stone. with Mf. Char
les Gillian: Miss Alice pummcr. with Mr..
HODGES Mann. Miss Annie Thomas, With
Mr. Webb. of Richmond
Captain y. a. Young. super isor ni cDu-
-us lUr the Second District oi Virginia. hae
completed the divisions of Dds district. and
has forwarded fhe same fu fNe >upcrnIDn-
dent OF Census at Washington for Dis ap-
prDtal. As soon a- ille division oi One dis
frict i- approved. Captain l0un. viii rcc-
Ommond fO tho superintendent Of Census.
ai Washington. tine appointment of cuumc-
IQior-.
The CLOSING exercises of fhe Swift Creek
public school n Chesterfield county. oi
which Miss CailieJ HrI I.f-NI is tefcher.f0ok
place last night. Iu- m.ia. ior scholarship
was awarded t0 Mr.. d. a. Saunders. anj ior
spelling to Mr. Stanley W. Robinson. lue
medals were presented Dy NJ. J.. =. HDDin-
SON. There was large audience present.
ID is understood that the swift Creek eoi-
Ton mills. FOO Chesterfield county. Wit Stop
work Tonight. and thlt hereafter iie factory
win Doc closed. Most of tine operatives who
have been employed in ihe-o mill. have OH-
tanned employment elsewhere.
The excise board met al ihe courthouse
ot D. O'Clock today hut had no appiic1-
fi0ns for liquor licenses. THE board ad-
.Ourned until Monday morning 30 VIII
meet daily until the Isl of May DcXt.
The hucksters' stalls at the old market
were rented ont at public auction today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
PETERSBURG.


c.,,..,,,, 0..,l,,ss .iayof Lodged in jail
.......... I'D. ,l,. ,,.,l,
Iillh-hi h'' A'' AlfH i'' i''''i'
Ia iDe ilustu-s Court, Judge ID. VI. he -
4 ....f1inr Charles Wood (e0IOfofl
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chai i-tN Ni'h .'7''' Xxx. ,,. f.'',',
900 iA' u''. >.,l..,
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ilhi'N l''" ~ l,..t..., T. fo ..d
'.'' ~ ia-.l. .-.iit. 0fnafif isr.
'l.'i','- ,..,.. j., f.. e.f. isn Win a
.,"' ' .. i..tI,r samuel ir,.... t.0ior.dl
NN' '' ..t ., ...,..., ,,.ii.. oHi..r Hr,
ci.'i 5'i,,rs ..' I,lr Webb f.oiorsIi
.,.i' i.0.n,. One gosr in fb. ncnI-
,l'' ft.,.a., pr.Qn l.0'0r.O .nfin
"'''' .t..'. fs,. in Ola. cift i9i
., iorr't MAS fn.I sl6 mr
"ei .'ai... f.,,..f MN feoior.ID
'..',...,. .,...i ,fn.lif larceny. and sent o.
" .,.,. .I..,-
n,,ri,,'- ti,e ta.f weak ion decd, were ad-
nitfad to record iu ih4 Office of i1e clork of
H.. ..,,rf of mis- c.tt.
Tbo inspectlons OF tobacco at Che differ
ant ,,arabou.e- in Petersburg for the past
.I ,..ar. fhifft-thrtp ll4.hoads: receipts.
I'M. f..-noaie. sales of loose -. 100
'....i
T,n r.ceini. OF cotton 40 This port for the
,,.f ,,e.l we're nlfy.se4en bales.
IoA. phiuiu-. fhe negro charged with the
..'.,l...or C1rfain r.. q. overly iu Meek
".i'..,., .ornf,. has been brought tn Peters
Gurs and loiscd in jail 90 prevent lynchins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
ITEMS IN VIRGINIA.
INSANE PRISONER SETS FIRE TO
LUNENBURG JAIL.

Death In the. Flames Of His CeIi-Mont-
gomcry Presbytery Adiourns-Ncws
From Lvnchburg. Petersburg and Else
where in the State.
LrNFNBJnG COURTHOUSE. Va. April
10. special. The jail of This county was
set ON fire Thursday night by young
white mau named John Ella who was
confined in ihe jain as a lunatic. The fire
was not discovered until light in the morn
ing, at which time the outcrios of negro.
who was also confined in the Jail in an-
other CELL attracted tine attention of
thc iailer and other citizens. They
FASTENED 90 iail with buckets of
water. which they throw ON ihc
namo. which issued from the coll in
which Ellis was confined. THE door, 90
ihis cen. d. we'll as those t0 ihe cell in
which inD negro wa. confined. were Knocked
down Dy the ia.ler aud others. and ihc negro
rescued. hui tl.- Was already dead. ilie
ceiling of DIS ceil having caught lire and
fallen ln upon him.
When DIS remains were taken from the
nNlun- they were burned beyond rocDgn'-
lDn. liis feet were burned 90 "a crisp, and
DIS lace and head nearly consumed. II DIS
supposed he set fire t0 hl- bed or clothing.
and probably died from suii0cati0n beiol.
tho ceiling of his cell ieIi in. Considerable
damage was done fD ihe iaI.
Young Ellis was well connected. and this
sad affair bias cast gloom of regret over
this community.
The board of supervisors are in session
here. to-day but nothing oi Importance i-
being transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
LYNCHBURG.


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LANcnhtho- A., Alin i''- i''i'''
THE North lNuchhuI- Land and lrmsp1-
......, ..ii.. l.,,i,.....i ,..
'"ilo' ''''''' "''''
ierday. exceeds in mt-iill.' iD'i oi '.'
South one West Ina' heretofore ifi'iI .h
THE TIMES. Iho capilll ID ihe comI"Ht
is 5l.OOO.OlO. The land lnic masses cAl eNe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
ALEXANDRIA.


Real Estate Changing Hands he 0ues-
tion of Wharfage.
ALEXANDRIA. Vac April iN.- Special. F.
Considerable real estate is changing hands
our in iho county iustnow. The buying of
piece of land ou the railroad between this
c'il and Washington. with iho intention 0l
layiu. it out boz villa lot-. ha- started Na.h-
inei0niln, i0 l0Oh across ihe river. 10 wa.
reported yesterday that the Addison farm.
containing upwards Of 300 acres. bad been
purchased Dos "a w Washington syndicate. THE
price agreed upon was SlO~oVl. or $500 per
acre.
~. G.. Morrison. of Washington. has pur-
chased ODE Columbia brick works at Brick
Haven. lie viii operate tAe same here-
after.
William Terrell long butler at ine Eri-.
c0pai High ~.A0li. died 900 Thursday. Nii-
liam weighed about three hundred pounds.
and WAS much liked hy ihe boys.
Iha proposition io start up the Mary land
feu. occupied the Board of irlde la-tniglt.
hut n0 definite action WAS taken.
just noW there is considerable "pr0fee-
ti0u' ialh here. The protection laws here
DON'T seem tO project worth cent. lhur--
dly One oi the fish dealers goi big cone
-'gumenf ot fish 0y express. Whorup0n tha
lessee of ile fish wharf claiming ihat Dee ifs
entitled tO wharfage on all fish landed 0r
BROUGHT here. rendered "a Dim for ~WillrI-
aro." Thnf.h dealer smiled af him and ra.
fused t1 pony uu: uhrfeuu0n Doe wa. .ii-
rested and tried Df fhe MnF0r bis brothers
n-llw. and fined So. Am appeal was taken.
and the courts viii Doe called on tO decide
the matter.
Again. "a Wa-hfu. CON brewery has started
"a WAGON over here a- d0a- "a large bakery.
c1r.inr the local brewery and baker, tl
lower and ask protection. Almost every
forenoon OLD. ferry blnf BRINGS nnral Wash
invton delivery WAGONS over. They have
niano-a load of furniture. crn,o-stone. or
tho like and uaH hlt fn. fare.
Dr. William f. Chsnman. formerly ofthi-
e,fv and Miss Lizzie Peek. of Cadar0Wn.
/ C.a ,t.r. married recently.
Ymin, Charlie Ainniecr0lo has zone .o
Biifim0r. fo accerf "a n0-iti0n in the penr-
.,l,anin Railroad service.
Nlr.. William r.. Baker of Kmg George.
isti-iting relatives hore.
Captain Charles NJ. Backnrd of lNnch-
hur-- il. in this CITY. lleaddr.-..d th. High
-choo. bows i.-nieht m the subject of "A
/ Iaiman'- advice l0 preachers"
The Misses Cirffr aul Washington. %
/ Tiuuuicr. are visiting lIeuIS here.
Master George ~m0ll Carlin celebrated
I his thirteenth birthday hr q party last eter-
iu. THE handsome C8eIn residence. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
THE STEAMER PURITAN
Strike on a Rock in HELL Gate and Puts
Back for Hs1airs.


NEW YORK. April 10. Thesteamer ruri-
nn. OF the Fan River line. which lofi her
dock 40 1920 J.. ~. for Fali river. struck 0n
a.ck while passing through Hon Gate, and
stove 30 h0l0 in hcr bow. @lr
10 once returned Orb her dock The
steamer had $50 passenger on board.
They were somewhat alarmed hl ihc ace
dent. Dut u0 panic occurred. The steamer
wa. shferng slightly io port iu order to
avoid n schooner which was iIcklne through
fhe marrow channel. lle place r tho most
dangerous iu ihe Gate. Though ihe deviation
W1- Dui "a i0W feet the esfr0ng tide caught thc
SO amer. and before -ho eOul' respond 90 The
wheel sh. WAS carried agaiast the reef
known as WoOl-oy', Point. She struck
amid-uiDs on tle port side, and then Sid
Ou lnf1dtrr water. ihe teh0onnl meanwhile
completed hor ircA and was away DeiDlc Der
name could ia learned. The Puritan steamed
north uutl clear of iha shoals. and then
turned and put back 90 bier dock iu fne
North river. she leaked quite badly. and
lbe pumps were started. >ls also listed io
port and If uu, necessary a. transfer
part Ol her freight 20 -t1fDoaIJ,
n order tO preserve au even heei
10 is probable thltiilt bad not been f0r her
double llli ana hor Waier-tI -nt conn sfi-
nnuf.. .he would have sunk. Pilot Gray
'nf. uh1 Hus af i1e wheel. declares that tIc
hn0i which marks ile reef r. often out pi
position. Iui- statement Is carfubofaltd by
.ihef pilots. When the Steamer reached her
.iDi fle passengers Wtro gwen their choice
i going E1sf by 81 special train provided by
Tie company. 0l receiving their money back.
Most Oi them took .Ie tram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
space 10 Relate.

a number of gentlemen, as cold as 10 was
Yesterday went down the river fishing. hui
upon their return said, "plolse don't pui
Our names in the paper"
All persons hagin. vacant houses. spare
rooms. on other Accommodations Cited llf
quarters during ihe Lee celebration week.
viii please report FOB i'cuienant-l nmmtndrl
James W Thomas. boo person nr Dt postal
They can. if more convenient. inform amy
weli-knoWn member of T.. J.. Lee Camp.
Tits expected that tWO now bishops Wii'
DE elected af tine General Conference of tht
Methodist Episcopal Church south. which
meets 700 81 Louis 0u May Uih. One 0i whom
will Dee from Irlinil. AMONG those irum
the Virginia Conference prominently spoken
of for thi, office. is Rev. Dr. j.. n. -ledd oI
Norfolk. cX-p1-f0r oi Trinity and Centenary
Churches. of Richmond.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas 49,. Hunger
nid We're taken 90 ieiDr,Dur, Doll. old
nome. at g.lj o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. lin1u0rd died Hi fie soldier. li0ml
Thursday evening. H. was au Oil meme
Der oi tAe Twelfth regiment. and ilr "a uum-
ber 0f years resided boo Manchester.
The funeral of Nls Harriet IL. E0f.iDr.
relict ot the late William -. AOy-ier. Who
dropped dead zoo prayer meeting Friday ai-
tarn0m 900 the Fret proehytor.an Church.
took place from thli church at lo'cloch
yesterday.
II is rm0lcd that Judge Maddlll bias ten-
dcrld t0 Edgar Allen. jr.. ,.u az Nr. Edgar
Allen. of thi. city. 900 appointment 90 tAl
West Point Military Academy. Ihe prOe-
Doetlye West Point cadet i- nON student
40 the Academy of Worcester, Mass.
The Eiba social and Democratic Club. 0i
Clay ward. win hold it- regular wc kly
meeting tomorrow night at O'Clock. A.
"a very important committee report WIZ Do
presented 0n that occasion, every mrnDtl
0f ihe club is expected 90 be present.
The "LOm Chumlcyr matinee yesterday
ai the Academy drew one of ihr prettie-i
audiences Of the season. Both pIu-con'iW
boxes Wcr. fuil of young ladies. who show
cred young -othern with bouquets.
The ambulance was summoned yesterday
at s:lj =. 81. t0 Seventeenth and Cary Streets
tO % c0iOred man with confulsions. lirMH-
carried tO ihe aim-hOu-e.
At ibe -eyonih-sireot Christian Church
today services VIII ue held 20 10 A. NJ. and
81 j.. VI. They viii Doe conducted Dy fhe pare
tor, Rev. Jahel Hall.
DR. John Mah0ncy Niii in short fim.
buiid seven handsome dwelling. on Floyd
street between Plum aud iomNlrdF -if.ti-.
The police of the second station haf,
AWARDED their contract ilr ine.r neN Hnl-
forms tl hr. Christian nADi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
eoLpseoRo wATeR WORKS.
successful Test OF Them-Eiue Fish in
Alhemarle sound,

Alhemarle sound
, .l ,o -s...i,l
"Ni'"i""' w. ''' -'i'' ''' '"''
Iae official test of ihe new system ot wafer
works. inst comniftod at GOid-hOrO. was
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'.,....t i,f.,.-f In fIl fan ya4r. a.o fha,
.,i.rndad in l..l. numbers I'm fln -4mp
u..far. Luf 10 fIaf funa they di.luro1rad
N.'t..f' ..J ,', lI,' f.i Lll i.'.,,
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l.i.,.i. ..t, fliI 'la ,...t.r ,ra- lifnr,ii,
'.ii,e M, f...,n and wore .1 thi.k that fi,
d-l.ro,.n ..i.li. rqu.lf tl.u with thelr
hands r0.t u.r. originally "a source of
.r.ff ir.f. tl Chat section aul l.ir return
+. hai..f uluId. .l..ht hr Obj. f.h.mcn. a
mau named Nau iur.n lIHr.l.e of Roam
ota Island. made an immra-. Aaui tAe FIRST
d.,nf fi. r.I.f.sr.nce of fl. Die fish. and
Yesterday n. .a.D,d bob hli. of them t0
f,. Nur1. u..nh'rh he vil receive sl.J0N
and 5000 Their r...npelluurt ln that Sec
0on. al.r nh-euan. themselves l0r ton
wears. win raise quite au interesting quc,-
lion in pi--aloral -ricnre.
-Ne-la etriuefer," continue tO struggle
hac, lome. and some oi them teli woenl
EiIe. 0f thnir eNpeuenc.-. 4 negro man
ha- just arrived Ht hin-iou. having uampeN
s.i fle way back from Mississippi lli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Tine ladies had another fair day and 'oi0-
lt nieht. and the Attendance at the N'.
q. Bazaar kept up its good record. INf N'-
tDg.ainmeni last niglf was truly unique.
Tine DE- Moss family. ui OREGON, had gen cr-
u~lf donated their services for ihe
occasion Ihe number of Instruments
uny ale familiar with is remarkable,
and their "musicai f0ai-' afforded
both analemeui and umu-em. hi
90 the vciip.cascl audience. llila pretty
weather continues. ihe halaHr win ENJOY Ga
REGULAR lu0m ueNt week. l'H last oll +
uill Doe Jos hesf. Tie entertainments wis
all De Of the highest order. iaey VIII le
iuaueuutcd Monday eflnm- AN sclles li
charming tahleauN, the iea.fe oi which
viii be a representation OF am artists
lr-lm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

nRt ssEIs. April i0.-Mr. Henry NJ. STAN
iep was to-day Wclcolmed al the Franco
ati..au frontier. hy the hurgomasier aad a
leie.nlion Of the Board OF Aldermen, Ok
Bgu-. .els. and was by them Invited 10 gho
sity.
SRAKeAW April l9.A dispatch % tho
N.aaeDlOsii asserts that toe Polish socialists
and anarchists oi 0alicia are rampant, aAd
.hai Ia revolt will occur on May ist.
DUBLIN. April 10 flliy-eisht thousand
pounds sterling has airsaay beea conlrlQ.
at.d TO The tenants deiInes fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
an ART EXHIBITION.
Tho neantirui ui-pis, Arranged by Mrs.
sophie Jackson Tucker.

N4Hr0Ik. NA. Arril i9. special To
Nr-. sophie jackson Tucker belongs thc
credit o., aani.ns the citizens Of
Nmuk. m fc, of Virginia. 400
opportunity ai fn'nf'u. af small outlay
au exhibition 0i suINn.-in- unrf md Oi ii-
calculI.e benefit a- a raiincr and an educa-
INr. Such Du. Indeed I- Was never before
hHi iu oar Commonwealth. Toe reduced
rates. which tlo transportation companies
III. given. eUIlIe visitors from the sur
rounding country iD avail Ihem.eifc, ~ ihi-
opportunity. aud n1 individual. especially
parent with dau -ll.rs should neglect 10.
>0iM oG THE PAINTINGS.
Entering ihe recopii0u-r0um. We are ai
once brought iice l9 face with man, charm-
|ug works of the old masters, which com
pose what is called the sloan collection
Antique portraits by eminent masters die
uial ile physi0-nomic. of wel.-knoWn Nlr-
ain.ans notably the M0sley-. by Van
Dyke. and John Randolph, by Gilbert
stuart
The Judgment of Paris. an original by
NtndtuNeN % small huf elaborate paint
me-a perfect mulium in parYo-is a
dainty DID of c0l0rlng rarely cqualed. We
noted also study OF Peaches by Corner
one of thr mo,tlusciou-ly real fruit scenes
ever painted.
Cleopatra hy an italian. Wel-known 10
fame. i- % gorgeous piece Of coloring
though NOT our ideal of that dainty queen.
ihe mistress OF the worlds rulers; while "a
madonna and chlld-a MuriliO-riands pre-
eminent iu This department.
Tie .Irdgors" museum of sixty curio>
from sharks tooth iO "A revolutionary
rshc. also attracts much attention la This
room.
Aner leaving the reception-room and
han collections. a marked Characteristic Of
ihe works is that they are all by American
artists.
Room No. Introduces ustO very credit
able display from the Philadelphia school
Of Design for women. We note hurriedll
rStill lic' and Kitchen Utensils" among
lhe water c0l0rs. 4 group from me
kitchen aud another from the kitchca
garden. in cray0n, that show ease and
accuracy in handling the pencil. There
Is a so. an admirable original composition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Mr. :. 4. Hancock. ot Manchester, in
writing 10 Sergeant Brooks and Private En-
risht of iha second Police station. relative
a. the recovery of h. COW within one hour
after II was stolen. .lfs. II am more c1n-
vinced than ever that the Richmond police
Ga great many Of whom | know. are equal
III not superior o. any in the world. J have
seen great deal of policemen in nearly All
the larle cities Of the United states, and
think can safely make this assertion"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

4 telegram fiom Washington intt night
said: Assistant Secretary Bareheiier iu-
da, instructed Collector Elhardt. ~ NeN
York. IN response t0 ID request iiom oufci-
nor Mckinney. of Virginia. tl admit duty
free the several D0Ae, containing Zoe
statue of General Robert J.. iee. The in-
,iruction- provide that tho STATUE may De-
rpshipped 10 Richmond. Na.. in bond. and %
the several boxes are SO packed as tn hr
easily inspectedihey are rot % be- opened al
Now York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

An alarm of fire from Box ~ yesterday
afternoon at 1903 O'Clock was caused hl in'
smoking chimney OF house near the Liee-
iric car she'd. 80 damage.
Later I'm the afternoon. still alarm was
responded 10 al First and CLAY streets.
caused by the burning Of a quantity of
clothing Ina the basement of Mr.. J.. Rose .
residence. The IRE was evidently the work
of an incondiar,.
The alarm of n jht al II ltl9o'tlu'h b.
wa, from box SO. 6rner Of Ninth and
Leigh streets. caused 10y small fire ih %
Pile Of wood near the stove in the house OF
Martha Garter (colored). Damage triil4ns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
PERSONAL MENTION.



Mr. Frank leslie M0nllgue, ami Miss
Helen Gwaihmey, viii De married at the
First Baptist Church, nest Thur day after
noon, az hali-pa,t ..
Rev. r. Dreyer. Of FRASER. Mich, former
pastor Of Bethlehem Lutheran Church, b.
in this city, accompanied by DIS wife. IT,
viii preach at n A. NJ. today While hen
Mr.. Dreyer and Dbl, wife are the guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. il. ". M0esta.
Miss Bell Badcn0ch has been ihe guest OF
Mrs. John G.. Andrews, of No. i2 west
Main street. this week.
Mis,c, Minnie llammiil and Jennie bii-
ups. OF Baltimore. are visiting friends n
Richmond. aud are guests ai fords Hotel.
Mr. Hugh Cummlns. OF New York, ar
rived In The city Yesterday. and ls the guest
OF his brother, Mr. Edward Cummins.
Mrs. W. T. Powell was reported no better
last night. SIZE Is. though, IN no imminent
danger.
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BASEBALL
Game. r'ayed Yesterday at Various
Points.

National Laame-At Cincinnati: Cir-
.Innaa.. a.: Chica4os. ,. Al Pittsburg:
p,iis,urls. g.. Ciefcands. 2. Al New York:
NeN lof,-. %; Pniadolphias, 4. Al Boston:
Bo tons. il: BronkNn,, -
PLAYERS Ieaguc-Ai Piitsburg' Pitts
suf... .. Ih'c34os. IN. AZ iunalo: Buha-
0s. 2j. C.e,clands. =. so Boston: Bos-
ions. g.. rrooklyn-. 3 AZ New York; New
lolA.. D.; philsdglphias, n.
American Association AZ Philadelphia.
Athletics. D; h0chestor,. B. Al Louisville.
II. Louis B.: iouisslllc-, ,; ten innings.
40 Columhls lOielos. 10; 'olumDHs, IT,
40 nfookiyn. -yracu-es, Is; brooAlAns,
q
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she stole some sait..

Yesterday a search warrant was issued
against Mary Goldman ,coloredl charged
with stealing one lot 0f clothing. the prog
efty OF Mrs. Winston. The NOnian's nous,
was searched. and q large quantity oi
ladies' underwear was found. She was oc.
cord.nelg arrested and carried to the Third
police station. Her ease Will come hclos,
Justice Crutchheld tomorrow m-rnlng.
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At- -Oclork Yesterday evening number
0l policy players were captured in ieai
huiidns m ihe vaId of ~ east Cary street
William Iriee lwhiel and Robert Brown
and William Jackson fboih colored) APP
pearod 90 De the pr0pr'ol0r- of the game
and Nick Black. james Giles. Major james.
Ben. Wright. jaime. Gay and Bob lee iail
colorcd) were spectators and patrons OF
fcers sutton and Gf.iin made the arrests.
and carried their prisoners t0 second police
stiion. where they viii stay until The io-
lice Court meets Monday
These arrests were nude in the same
NJ ace that number Of policy players were
caught ON March lih. the trial oi whom
took place in the Hastings Court last ff''
faX
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DURHAM. y. g.. April lS.-Nery uniaiol-
able weather has initiated against hand-
linz leaf and our receipts this week were
Yer, small. 4 few lots OI good iohaccos o.
lared each day, but receipts were common