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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
RED HOT AND STILL A-HsATlN.
The Campaign in south Car lina-The
Meeting In Hampton c. IL.

The Campaign in south Car lina-The
Meeting in Hampton c. II.
NEW YORK, Aug. A special to The
Press from Charleston, G. c., says that
the campaign in that state becomes
more bitter and more personal every
day. The meeting at Hampton G. H.,
the home Of stTte Senator Moore, WHOM
Iillman ilas charged with perjury in
voting in the senate, Friday was one Of
the personalities and interruptions in
stead Of issues. Farmer Tlllman was
the speaker.
The i,nds of Moore asked Iillman
to name those he charged with perjury.
He did SO, and as soon rs he uttered the
name Moore" Mr.. A. p. Youmans
made his way to the front, and said in a
ringing voice, with clenched fist and
glowing eyes; Capt. Iiliman, you are
Il liar, u black liar. Prove it on him.
We rammed the lie down your dirty
throat ut Ridgeway. You lied then,
and you know it."
Others yelled out to Tillman that he
was a liar Then there was rush for
Youmans. His coat was caught. Men
caught hold of each other and for Il
time trouble was imminent. lillman's
followers rushed him to the front and
dared any cne to touch him. Pande-
monium reigned for some time. AT last
things quieted and the speeches Were
continued amid frequent interruptions.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
TWO NEGROES HANGED.
They Had Murdered the Husband OF a
white ParaInour.

White ParamOur.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. l.-Rocho Cato
and William Clyburne, negroes, were
hanged at Lancaster c. H., Fri
day, for the murder of August Hennis,
with who wife Cato was intimate.
Hennis came to this state about II year
ago from New York. Whenthe woman
and the negroes were placed on trial she
escalrd conviction on IA technicality.
Cato left written statement i'll the
hands of deputy sderiff, in which he
gives detailed account of the killing
lie acknowledged that he and Clyburne
committed tine deed, but says that Hen
MS wife was the instigator. She wit
messed the execution i%m the Jail win
dow with apparent indifference. 1t was
rumored Friday that an effort would be
made to lynch her Friday afternoon,
but no such attempt was made. Cly-
burne was the last of a remarkable
family of five brothers, the others hay
ing been killed, hanged or sentenced to
long terms in the penitentiary.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
He should Read the Papers.

mon Mendoza. the Argentine minister
here, denies that there has been any
revolution in his country, and says that
the news of alleged revolution was III
vented in the United States. Senol
Mendoza will leave for home next week
He pleads ill-health as reason for hli
departure, but it is generally believed
that he has been relieved by his govern
ment for incompetency.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04

LONDON, Aug. Am important pro-
test is being aroused in London against
the further persecution Of the Jews III
Russia. The unfortunate Hebrew sub
jects of the czar are sending appeals to
members of their race in all other coun-
tries, imploring aid in their hour of
peril. these urgent cries for assistance
shall not be allowed to fall unheeded.
Baron Hirsch, the Kothschilds and other
powerful Israelites are discussing the
best means Of relief, and when a deci-
sion is reached important action is ex-
Dected
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04

LONDON, Aug 4-The Irish Catholic,
influential ultramontane organ, bitterly
upbraids Mr.. Gladstone for ignoring
the claims of the pope to temporal
power, and specifies recent speeches of
the ex-premier wherein he took what
the paper declares to have been ground
inconsistent with his former position on
that question.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Al Arih Znne by No Means.

Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 4.-Ihe rainfall
in This section during the last three days
of last week was unprecedented. All
streams are flooded and much 'destruc-
ton of property has. taken place III the
valley. The Santa Cruz river Is mile
and n half wide opposite Tucson. Many
thousand dollars worth OF garden truck
has been lost. There were several mar
row escapes from drowning. The river
is still rising
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
shows the Need of Reciprocity,

LONDON, Aug. 4.--Letters from South
America represent that the Chillans
scorn the idea of extending any trade
advantages TO the United States. They
claim that their copper producing in
industry was greatly injured by the
American tariff, and that the United
States has no such claim upon her good
will AS England, which admits lheil
products free. A similar feeling toward
ihe United States is said to be prevalent
in the Argentine, and the English spare
no effort to foster 1t.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Another Plot Against the Czar.

PARIS, Aug. 4.-Both The Steele and
Figaro publish reports Of the discovery
at ST. Petersburg of fresh plot of the
Nihilists against the czar Professor
Corlowski. of the University of st.
Petersburg, and number of students
have been arrested in connection with
the plot Many of those arrested belong
in Moscow. The reports also state that
two superior officers of the guard have
committed suicide
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Caterpiller Pest in Texas.

AUsrIN, Tex, Aug. 4.-MiIlions OF
caterpillars have invaded the fields in
this section of Texas and planters and
farmers are busy poisoning them. They
are reported to be very bad along the
Drazos river. and it may be that the cot
ton crops of this state will be seriously
injured The pests are at least three
weeks earlier than usual and they are
here in great numbers, and make the
atmosphere very offensive with their
peculiar odOr.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04

VIENNA, Aug. 4.-The number of
Turkish pilgrims to the shrine of Mecca
this year is estimated at 100000. The
porte is said to be greatly alarmed at
the prospect of this great army Of travel
ers spreading cholera on their return to
their homes. Such precautions against
this calamity as the bankrupt treasury
and inefficient government OF the sultan
will allow are TO be taken.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04

LONDON, Aug. Am international
conference for the purpose of fixing Il
common meridian is proposed, to be
held in Rome next year. The confer
ence will also arrange a system of
universal standard time The sugges-
ton which is likely to be most strongly
urged upon the conference is to select
the meridian of Jerusalem as the com
mon one, replacing Washington and
Greenwich.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
WIN Back up Their Demands.

LONDON, Aug 4. The admiralty
have instructed the warships Canada
and Thrush to proceed south from Hail
fax, and it is generally understood that
they are to proceed TO Buenos Ayres to
ioin in the naval demonstration by
which France and England propose tc
back up their demand for indemnity for
losses to citizens of those countries on
account of the recent rebel lombard
ment Of that city,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
CONGRESS.
oD. Hundred and Eighty-Thlrd Day.

In the senatt-Mr. Blair offered a reso-
luton to provide for ordering the preyi-
ous question. 1t went over. The tarlh
bill was discussed until adjournment.
In the house-The sundry civil bill was
taken up and the irrigation amendment
discussed. The previous question was or
dered. but no action could be taken, owing
TO the lack Of quorum AT $50 p. m
recess was taken, the evening session
being devoted to private pension bills.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Mr.. ele,elnnd 81 al. sued.

OMAHA. Aug. Alice r. Folsom has
brought suit in the district court against
Mrs. Francis Cleveland and other heirs
of tLe Folsom estate for her share OF
the rents on the property in this city,
Dortion of which She alleges has been
withheld from her by the administrator.
Grover Cleveland is made party to the
suit.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
A SIBERIAN EXILE
Lands IN New York With Her Child
Born Under Sentence.

II
Born Under Sentence.
NEW YORK, Aug. Annie Ratmen,
a 2l-one-year old Russian, arrived here
on Thursday on the steamship OLDHAM,
At the barge Office she confessed to hav-
ing been sent some Ave years ago to 81
IBERIA for political otfense, from where
she was pardoned Ave months ago.
During her exile son was born TO lIer,
and when she landed, the boy, now J
wears old. accompanied her. Her hus-
band. who was imprisoned with her,
will come here in few months. In her
story of life in Siberia she tells some
terrible tales. Her husband was a
young physician Of fair wealth, but all
his possessions were seized by the gov
ernment. She intends going to
Wichita. Kan.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Mrs. Sarah
Althea Terry had re-trial OF her case
against the estate of the late Senator
Sharon, and Friday in the superior
court Judge Shafter rendered decision
holding that the so-called marriage con-
tract was forgery: that she had never
been married TO Sharon. and had no
claim whatever upon the Sharon estate.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
kEMMLER WEAKENING.
Hearing the Preparations for His Death
Too Much For Him.

100 muth
AUBURN, N. y, Aug. 4. - Recent
DEVELOPMENTS have more than confirmed
the truth of the statement that kemm-
Ter, the condemned murderer, is weak
ening daily. The utter abandonment Of
nil hope and the consequent realization
of his utterly lost condition never came
to him with such terrible force as Thurs
day night. All night long the vision of
his impending fate rose before his sleep
less ewes. and as he tossed and tumbled
on his narrow cot he cried aloud III his
DESPAIR. Il wish it was over. He
moaned time and again, and his utter
loss of all power to control his fears
were pitable to behold.
The cause of this sudden and uncon-
querable despair was the noise of pre-
paration in the adjacent room OF exccu'
ton. which the prisoner could not helL
hearing through the doorway which
connects his cell with the chamber OF
death. In the latter room men were
making test of the deal-dealing
apparatus before launching the fataI
current through the body Of Kemmler
In the next room were Warden DunstaI
and Electrician Barnet, of Rochester
and a few others who had been invited
to witness the test.
c. f. Barnes, who has been employed
to take chage of the electrical appara'
tus, and who will probably pull tht
fatal switch, arrived on the 30j Contra
train Thursday, and returned to Roches
ter in the evening. His stay ip tow
was made as secret us possible, an(
there was an evident fear at the prison
that his visit would be found out by thu
reporters. During his brief time in tn,
city he did great deal of work. 4
thorough trial was made Of the appa
ratus which controls the fearful cur
rent. Everything was found to be il
working order.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
C4OLERA.

Spreading in Spain-Turkey Threatened
With the Disease.
MADRID, Aug. Am intense heat
prevails. Il has produced great in
crease in the deaths from cholera. OF
forty-two who caught the disease on
Wednesday twenty-five died. Valencia
is now infected, as well as Murcia,
Alicante and Taragona. The govern
ment is afraid to publish the list Of
deaths.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
VERY SHORTLIVED
The Revolution of General Rivas
in Salvador,
The Traitor Leader Receives a
Just Punishment.

shot in Public and His Corpse Exposed as
warning Hundreds of People Killed
Daring the Siege of the Capital, Which
Lasted hut Forty Hours-HOw Things
Are Coming in Argentine.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Actor and PIa, wright Dead.

New YORK, Aug. 4.-Spencer Pritch-
ard. a we'll known actor and play
wright. died early Friday morning at
his home in this city of general debility
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
A sonlh pakota Du.t BIlrnard.

ABERDEEN. 5. Oak, Aug. A dust
blizzard struck here at o'clock Friday
night and lasted five or ten minutes.
When the wind subsidized the mercury
stood at lOj degrees. All crops are seri-
oIsly damaged by heat and drouth.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
THE LOTTERY PEOPLE


Making IA Hard Fight in Washington to
Resist Restrictions.
WASHINGToN, Aug. 4.--The Louis.
lara Lottery company does not propose
that the president ard postmaster
general shall interfere with It's business
through an act of congress If the COM
pany can help it. The recent message
Of the president, in which attention Is
directed TO the fact that the postofiice IL
practically made the principal agent, OF
the company, has attracted great deal
Of attention in congress, and Is the most
direct blow that the lottery business
ever received.
a Regular Organization.
At Washington the Louisiana COM
pany maint;lins a regular organization
| to influence congress and the pollce au-
| tholities, and this Organization includes
ex-congrcssmen, who have the privilege
of the floor Of the two houses prominent
attorneys, well known lobby agents and
| local officials These parties are liber-
ally paid by the company and the en-
tire strength OF the o;ss;'';i iis;:.:;.:.is;i has
been directed against the efforts just put
forth by the president and the postinas-
ter general 10 exclude its tickcts and ad-
| AbltlrfiiltulN ttOAiA AiAt iAAbAtHs AfiAAP hSA
this purpose have been heretofore intro
dnced in congress, but the company has
been able to defeat or prevent action on
them.
Pull Of suckers.
Washington il said to be the most
profitable field Of the Louisiana COM
pany's operations. and it viii not be
surrendered without determined effort.
The lottery men are now directing their
efforts 30 prevent any measurefroIn be-
ing brought forward IN response 70 the
communication Of the president and the
postmaster general The prompt rass-
ape of such n measure as that recon-
mended by the president would paralyze
the lottery business. realizing this the
Louisiana company viii pu, forth des-
perate efforts to defeat the proposed
legislation aud viii spare no expenditure
VI money to do 50.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
E-;- G11cK

Special prices on Carpets, Mating, Oil Cloth
Rugs and Art Squares
f. Click is the best place to:buy.a good fitting
Corset, American or French make. Prices very
reasonable.
am agent for thelEureka shirt. | sell them
at so cents, IS cents.and $lOO The best shirt in
the market for the money.
will sell Summer Underwear at less than
cost Call and see goods and prices.
Now is the time to buy Clothing | will sell
you clothing at astonishing low prices, as need
more room for my fall stock.
| have made a general reduction IN Dry
Goods, Shoes, Trunks Hats, Notions, etc
Very good large Croquet Quilts sold at $l,25
reduced to 95 cents. You will buy if you see
them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
On the Frontier
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
A Very BAD State of Affairs Exists in
Buenos Ayres.

LONDON, Aug. The Times has the
following from Buenos Ayrcs:
The situation here is unimproved.
National and other banks are taking
advantage of the law postponing pay
menra, and will cash only the smallest
checks. Perhaps the financial crisis
may force Cehman's friends. including
Rocca, to forcibly compel Celman to
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
RlVAs' REVOLUTION
Suppressed by the Saivadorian Govern
ment and the Traitor Shot,

Suppressed by the Salvadorian Govern
ment, and the Traitor Shot.
LA LIBERTAD, Aug. 4.-The news is
confirmed of the defeat of Gen. Rivas by
the government troops under Gen. An
tonic Ezeta. Rivas escaped from the
capital Thursday night, but was pur-
sued and taken prisoner few miles out
side the city. Friday morning he was
publicly shot, and his corpse was ex-
posed on the Plaza Armas.
1t is reported that many prominent
persons are compromised, and a strict
inquiry is being made regarding the
Rivas conspiracy, The siege lasted forty
hours The capital suffered considera-
Bile damage.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-04
Hundreds Killed.

Hundreds Of persons Were shot dead
in the street. The government forces
which took part in the overthrow of
Rivas are now disposed to return to the
frontier if necessary.
On the Frontier.
1t is stated that Guatemala has with
drawn her forces from the frontier and
that all is quiet at present. There is no
telcgraphic communication with Guate-
mala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22

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ssrsnst sdoa a. 90
ssa.s i; Sci 10! HI 8 So' w: % 81
yREIeHTss Wits p's ss% Ss, api sseS S.y
% ara rates IS s ass %s
bush grain 81 2HSo fs,i 81 cua s asSGO
Hon hence (. Black c B Eyss sseai
e INC seS cee' 70 tie svnea
K,nsdom iss British steamer sOmerhill. Norfolk to
Ly oiTsr Ssn was ass "a dun market on with
prices arcy steady rather WEAK while other TTsd
s:s cess.sS 'S
sv !ss pI%
SSss v s &C. Ens ~:
s ssSs sss s1ss
s ss csSs o'ssns% &c per olive
o$ scS ss,. demand MEAN. w faa
s i 81 sssss s:s sSS'a SSH
sS GTs .n% CITY s na
s s s.i9 P & IS s7s Family
SIC "a her,:
s 81 Ws. sss meass saes Picked
sSsqsfi am Sew % ss - packed
Pssa 81 wss ss a ggcefss
ders Sa5c smoked DO 5s4c.... MIDpLES.s and
5S At fasssS 'iHoSey 500 q
fss & neaEy Ssrssd fpSs ns
rise in grain Improvement in the financial situation
S sgSasss s9Y has P'9 "'ssss
cudng soy s eSgor el0a S SS Do
City Steam December closed
slss s ASKED i;e as
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Ss ss &E sS sS$y
ba s:r ssS tubs q gals
sss ss:s I'll s s: s
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fancy ils ;.A T isssg f'ais' I iss
Giaas; hirds 1odiIc fo9rths, saoc dnlI soG
priess ruled weak factory 81 sa fun
scsa TO p 1a mses faps{ to 600
M 7ss f t % se @ern S s ss%:
skins skin steady but quiet 70, the
ss i:f ana t packed 5sSsss cshSS's
e. g.. Si'S55:
sS.!ys sssa &C. si,Sss,s 81
"..H'' 5 e,iGa5asc; White Extra &C. 7;lsg5fc;
Extra &c" 5i.G5asc &C.. Size; Yellow. lo,i0aoc: ,
export buing az the so moment sfea but ss
we quote clover at 72dSc and timothy at 81 40dsl 90
STEARINE-Lard in light request Choice o Slty IN
ties quoted at 7sc, and do. in hhds, Tie Oleomar
earne-Cy. sec sales 200 600 in Chicago on private
terms. -. -. ..oa
TOBACCO-Kentucky grades rather quiet but seed
leaf has shown acevlty and sales Include 22o cases
1889 thinner Spanish f2a15c; $50 cases 1Ss9 Pennsyl
vsnis Havana seed iSasOc 1885, pennsyva ant
Havana seed private terms; 140 cases lsSS SEQ les
i2heitc 200 1889 seed Leaf od1sc 100 cases
England Havana leaf 1eai2ac 300 cases 1880 Wiscon
sin Havana 9aI2c; 100 1889 State Havana 1870
2Oc $50 bales Havana, 75cas1 Is; $50 bales Sunatra
81 75ds2 S. a., 4, MI.
TALLOW-In light demand. but steadily held Prime
city quoted at 9-10c no sales reported -, ,. ~
WOOylThere has BEEN small attendance OF buyers on
this market and transactions mportsnt though the
prices paid in most represent steady market Among
The sales were 600 N fall Texas, 20o22c; SNN 40
Xxx nce 1000 do fine fan Texas 1000 40 6 seopred 6aSH
vdeo in bond 600 do CHILEAN so 900 do Scotch 80 900
do Cane bond 1000 d. super lambs pulled sOOV 40
secured Territory Q 500 do Texas. so 900 do PULLED
~ 600 do garnet TERRITORY % 600 do Bokbara 1000 do
White Coast India 900 do, 10000 do cancels hair nos
on private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

sss sss o Z fs a sas I'd go syn
s GaSs Il SoS drse sans COMPANY 5
s ssrs fsr he 'f sHegsu Oh INC ''
rated ae the 1se mas si de hsSe Hhe
late arrival Of carloads but about everything
was vs sSss soS Sns to choice Native
g gSas ST is and Stays at sSds' ' Bulls and
Latest prySte cable adice indicate dull market
rergerssa peer ~ p rceint Of Indon cables which
report American steers selling on at MARKET d az os
or lQGiOac, es.n n ~ 5a hetser than this hut sd
a 5GI viii pS load the hs Ws so
Sas g. AZ l sGhm aad d ss on sa
Oos6y 200 & fs nasn nsr WIN d I Se
week cattle 500 quarters q beef and 20 ,s :neeP
saes-shegman o Spyer Il Do he9sIcfy SGs iT 10 do
at 81 90 IA d. I42i n at q 80 1e DO l4O7 ~
90 DO At a7S a Is to 90 1925 sG is az 2 90
ss n at q a. AZ 955d d. Il asG g at q p y "a
Ohio At q 70 20 90 lsei o. a. + s 3d.
o 90 at - s Is 90 oSS Oxen 1854 b. at 90 Is do
40 g DO % 1879 %i5.Sa a. s sS 1925 average
a. sfT 20 per 1 Ssss 10 80 do s ss'
at $500 DO 1on r. at 50 So; dOs l2'S g, ~ y; az
e g. 1888 IS r. $780, il Indiana do
do. iass s at 10 1900 = g 81 d. sal i2$
49, 1873 a. at q oS SS d. asoi ISL
1929 AZ s. 81 Ohio Steers 1917 ~ at a So % do
1923 H. Il 8 isoo iSi2 n At
i4s 70 20 Isd 90 es S =
chicago 6s DO 1aes at !, p = Oxen 1900 "
Eppstsn: 60 Ohio Steers 1921 ~ at 81 TO- Bulls
'oG Plant BIOS % Bulls 11so 81 90 - LOO 2S ~
noting. Feeling tribe lrm for good cows. nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

HuIIDING MATEH.aL-The demand for brick has
heen srasmodc There good supply, but prices are
regular good stock Brick quoted a. - 2oTs1 90 fs or
Ss 50os6 25 Rosendae Ccment Socc 81 per bel amer
lean Port2ad ~ ~ ~ Rnckiand Common Line
81 Isr Dbl and do finishing 81 20; state Lime soc ST.
fohns Lime CSC Laths, 80 20 per LOCO; Goats HAIR,
s2a26c per bush Cattle Hair, 196lee 49,,
COFFEE-Steadiness prevailed IN Flo grades on ue
spot today there was moderate str 70 The demand
10 quoted at 17sdl1s4c Sales, 500 bags No. u lSc
1000 bags anoat ana SOC bags sansSs
Spons wore devoid SPECIAL features and the
continued small scale AT ne Guss s mere bus tbs
Was followed by declne OF 5al0 points owing to lower
exchanoe and local realizing The Close however showed
no radical change except March and April which we,e
10 nnd pontS respectively Hayre was quiet anu
unchanged, while Hamburg advanced sase pig t0nsG o
Ssmbsr sos December, 7es Cd; January 20, 7es 81 81
Change fprsSte) 22s receipts bags Rio cesraaces
FOR United states 900 bags Rio clearances for Europe
1000 bags market 4hYH h% oS@
$500 900 bsg; same time dsss s ~ SDo
tcs July TO November 20 1890 49o ooS bag sg same
otal sail q, 800 bags fonOWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-22
DEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER s. 1890
Trains leave stations foot Dessrssses and CersianS
S:yS 4. M.@IaE FAST LINE for the Yves. pgH.ss
@ .ls sSSiastus JUS 80 q M, ohis.se 20 =:
81 ISs ay mex: n ak noS
1913 IoifSH filiy'K E%SSkK AND cMIcAso LIN
i"lSs sss's ss.% s
Sss %S tsa Ss a 'i the
sss:; s sGs 81 S Hsss Cincinnati
a,s Sosf:sI ptsr LoUfs CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
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fs%ss a.
sssSa: S:SS
SS ! p Syssssy Is "A 81 e. s $ S. 50
ed % o snf Rsa: ss:;:
For d msns we sEsaaSg sS M. and 6io p NJ
Sunday. e:45 m. ;iS D. M lido not stop as Asbury
rok ATLANTIC tiTY 90 p r. t:rSGuggh ebay, Day cSneh,
nd sss iSsss' ss1saS
p. m weeldiFsocR PHILADELPHIA.
Ssss ss 81 SsifsS S9
~: Sss::.:. Ii AZ 6 id E%ss ID q
a M, 200 90, go. 8 200 :s9. 90, ard Q 90
D. m, and IL rs night Accommodation, 100 D. m,
fhe New-York Transfer Company will call for and
shsek baggage from hotels and residences through y
FSr Of local trains apply any ticket agent
" On IN AS h PuGH J. r. WOOD
General Manages General Pass'f Agent