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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
BOILER LET'S GO.
Three Men Killed and SIX Injured-Two
Mills In Ruins.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 27.-A fearful
boiler explosion occurred six miles
west of this city at A p. m. Monday, at
Pixies Peak. The combined flour and
sawmills of L. c. White are in total
ruins on account of it. Three men were
fatally hurt and six others seriously in
jured Fragments of the boiler were
hurled through the air one-half mile,
tearing out the tops Of trees The win
dow glass in residence one-half mile
AWAY WIS broken hY the shock.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

The Duchess of Leicester, one of the
great English beauties, has a school for
the poor Irish workers at Maynooth. 1t is
under the tutelage Of the Irish nuns and is
gaining steadily in influence, owing partly
to the duchess own work on the estate,
where she drives about in little cart
quite sans ceremonie, making a devotee Of
every one who looks in her beautiful young
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
BEsIEeeD IN 4 CAVE.
Three Kentucky Robbers Driven into a
Cavern-They Dfy the I'ossc.

NHNN'" neg D'iy the IhsPs
MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, KY, Aug. 27.-A
few days ago, near this place, Lee
Campbell was held MP by JAY Russell,
Jack Crocker and Jim Slim, three
noted desperadoes Of this county, ard
relieved Of $40 in cash, watch ana
pistol BY pdtting mp an eloquent plea
and promising never to diyulge their
names his life was saved. Monday
morning Campbell and u party of
friends ran the three robbers into n
',,ss1 oase. "nu, o'niins ~ .ias plasu, ss
which to prosecute regular Siege.
The robbers are heavily armed with
Winchesters and revolvers, and some-
body is sure 10 be killed before they are
taken
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

Mrs. Ira l.. Likes, Of Hayes City, Neb.,
has the reputation of being one of the
smartest lawyers in the state. She is only
- years old bat she has been an enthusi-
astic law student ever since she was II
years Of age.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

evenin G. Doctor
Schweinfurth, the
African explorer
and naturalist, in
pro p o sing the
health Of the guest,
spoke of him as
the man who had
secured Geimany's
hold on Eas t Afri-
CT, and had, un-
consciously, been
the instrument of
her regaining He
ligoland. The Pc
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
Protest Against Chinsso nestriction.

IUIN7N lAA AIIIFFt NIIIT"7' IFFHIFIFIIUHs
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Col. John
w. Foster, of Indiana, formerly United
States Minister to Russia, and also TO
Spain, has presented printed
remonstrance to congress against the
new bill to absolutely prohibit the com
ing of Chinese persons in the United
States Col. Foster sharply reviews
the report on this bill He says that no
reason can be deduced from the statis-
tics of immigration for the passage OF
the bill, for they unmistakably show a
steady diminution Of the Chinese p0pn-
lation in the United States. In conciu-
sion, he sums up the results which he
considers may reasonably be antici-
pated from the passage of what he calls
the non-intercourse bill.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

Londen university has now on its rolls Z
lady masters" Of art, l47 bachelors of art,
sioctors OF science, 81 bachelors of science
and women holding medical and surgical
degrees.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

HANSlBAI., Mo, Aug. 27.f-R. II. Still
well. son of Amos J. Stilwell. has Of
feied reward Of $4,000 for tho arrest
and conviction OF the person or persons
guilty nf m1rdering his father Dec. 30,
'{sSs.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

anotner ROAD. Iaosday inc company
re-employee him ana atteatnset 10 in
stall him in his old 10 itiads The men
In the meantime hal bccame attached
to the foreman who ssceoeded him and
struck against any changa.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
BERLIN SOCIALISTS.
Seven Thousand Hold "a Midnight Meet
inr-Herr WIN denounced.

BERIIY. Aug. 27.-Seven thousand So
cialists, Monday night, held midnight
meeting, at which Herr Viii was ve-
hemently denounced. The Socialist
deputy, Bebel, who spoke for two hours
in terms of moderation, was enthusiastic
cally acclaimed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

DIR. CARL PETERS. ters expedition was
intended to relieve Emin, not to force
him to return. DR.. Peters, IN his re-
sponse, showed much emotion in return
ing thanks for his reception.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
BACK FROM AFRICA.

dered Banquet in y;erlin.
BERLIN, Aug 27.-Dr. Peters arrived
from East Africa Monday and was ten
derel q BANQUET at the Kaiserhof in the
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
AT THE CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.
The Situation Not Improved-switchmen
Strike for an Increase.

strike Tor un increase.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. The situation ut
the stock yards has assumed a serious
aspect Monday afternoon about B
o'clock the striking engineers and fire
men prepared to resinne work, having
come to an agreement with their en-
ployers. Before they could turn a
wheel. however, the switchmen, who
had held an iinpromptu meeting, and
decided to demand an increase of two
cents an hour. marched in body to the
trainmaster and presented their new
schedule. 1t was referred to Chairman
joyce, of the Yard association, and ny
him to the general managers of the
roads.
About o'clock they were informed
that their demands were refused. They
at once voted TO strike, consequently
the condition of affairs at the yards is
not improved The switchmen declare
they will stay out for year If their
the switchmen of other yards to lnateri-
ally help them. 1t was not determined
Monday night Just when the railroads
will send new crews into the yards, but
trouble is bound TO follow il they at.
tempt to use new men.
Prospects Of Trouble.
The outlook for trouble at the stock
yards is serious, and an outbreak am ong
the striking switchmen imminent. To
guard against this danger Chief Marsh
at II o'clock Monday night ordered all
of the South Side police force not
patrolling beats TO report at the stock
yards at midnight and every policeman
in the city to hold himself in readiness
for call to duty in the strike district
The lieutenants have charge of the men
and are under the personal supervision
Of Chief Marsh.
Heavy Loss 10 tho Packers.
The packers are the heaviest losers in
the stock yards strike, while the Switch
ing association is not particularly hit,
except so far as the transfer charges
for about lJ0 empty and as many loaded
cars are concerned One hundred and
fifty carloads of dead" freight means
between $l,S00 and $4,000 per carload
each day to the packers, or q daily loss
of $2S5,000.
These figures were given by one Of
the managers of the leading packers,
and, if they are correct, the packers
have lost during the four working days
of the strike over 81 100000 If the
strike continues, and the receipts of
coal and ice are blocked, the loss will
extend to the pork PACKING branch
which SO far has suffered little or moth
ing.
Tho Association dissolved.
The strike Of the switchmen, of the
Stock Yards Switching association,
after the grievances Of the engineers
and fremen had been adjusted. Mon
day afternoon put on a new phase
the situation. and Tuesday morning it
was decided to dissolve the association
aud allow each road TO do its own
switching. The striking switchmen
were told that their services were no
longer required and new men were pro-
cured 10 do the switching. Superin-
tendent Marsh, at the head Of $40 po
licemen, went down TO the stock yards
to take charge Of the police arrange
ments there and 10 see that no acts Of
violence are committed by the strikers
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
rreIrht rrnln MrecI.e.l.

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. ia freight
train on the Norfolk and Western rail
road was thrown from the track Monday
night at o o'clock. near kadsord, by
striking COW, and the engine and nine
cars fell on top Of number Of shanties
below, occupied by Italian railroad
laborers. The cars crushed through the
shanties, creating the utmost consterna-
ton and confusion. Four men were
killed, viz: William Cook. engineer;
J. S. Goans, brakeman, and Mike Jar
nette and Raphael Nomeral. laborera.
Five laboreis were also seriously in
iured.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27
A POINTER
Given the English Government
by London Newspaper.
Plenty of Land in ireland to
Support Her People.

Emigration to the Waste Lands from the
Congested Districts Should BE Encour-
aged Cultivation All They Need to
Make Them Fertile-Cause of Cholera
At Jeddah-Foreign.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-27

n FFAIlEEIt '''UIIFI lI'F'FIV- U FFsfiF lsIEFs
MARQUETTE. Mich, Aug. 27- Holz-
hay the bandit Of the northern woods,
made another unsuccessful at,oInpt TO
commit suicide in the prison at Marquette
Sunday night lie Yves feasa llssss:a:s llssss:a:s; II,
his cell in an unconacioua condition ff0in
loss Of blood, be having. severed the ar
tefirs "a iiii5 his wrist with "a silver Of tin,
secured from elop-bnc5et. lis scalp.
on the top Of his head, was also reduced
4, pulp from attempts to dash ont his
brains on the prison walls. H0lghay
now lies in a strait jacket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
rnx wrlrasa IN Rlousosp YrsrssDAv NJ
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday
Mean temperasure....-...,
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nrur Your I.nuarv III Tho stock market
80. = ,,s-rs.s,,. voiume Of bnst-
noss ne tss rcSu,, Of rrrenr occurrences which
have b.i n tendency 10 snake cont,dsrce sons-
VIA, b,, to-aav A. showed sigma Of io,proyc-
,,a', ,.,',,,a,.ndin~ 80 "a, ,ae nscs troa-
49, s,o,. no' a..., $3.50 -, convsr-ntion
,rnav h's,wn 49, 80. ~, rr.v.a AZ serious A.
~ ,a,,,r r.,n ~ naa,,,a belteye.
80 49, ,na n,,-.n..c. -, tne dsv oxcspt In
,. .sa nise sns 800 Wss, N. rsrs - re-
~ =, 49, n,, ~ ~ sa,,.as rha semand for
- ~, ,,'a -. "a sno. IN n, s,ort int eet
h.s haar - sn.ra.s.d coosiIershlv durins the
-, 80 49, -, A. ,os, c,,i,s Large which,
sn nsys s"n "a, - 49,, ,n s,oss arc beid
raadass tt dif,c,,,. sor the haars 10 cover their
sales Of ,ho past few dave Without ios- Tbe opera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Mr.. Biaiue's Daughter Critically Ill.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. January S1.-Mrs. John j..
Coppinger. the eldest daughter OF Secretary
Blaine, is lying critically i'll with brain
trouble Mt his residence on Madison Place,
and the gravest apprehensions are felt in
regard 10 her. She has not been well for
some time, but was not regarded as seri-
ously i'll until this morning. when her
malady took dangerous turn and it was
deemed advisable to telegraph for her hus.
band. Leutenant-C Colonel Coppinger, of
the Eighteenth infantry, who IS now in the
West on an inspection tour, and for her
brother. Emmons Blaine. and the members
Of the family out of the city.
The President learned Of the case this
morning, and went over to Secretary
Blaine's house to offer sympathy and as
sistance. A consultation of physicians
was held this morning, and another will
probably be held this afternoon. They Of
Ter no very strong hopes of the patients
recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
A RUSH FOR LEE.
He Was to DO Hanged Next Friday, nut
Outwitted His Keeper.

He Was to DO Hanged Next Friday, but
outwitted His Keeper.
Especial telegram 70 tns Dispstss.i
GREENSBORO. N. c., January 3l.-A wave
Of astou:shment swept this city about 4
o'clock this evening like q cyclone, when II
was learned that Lige Moore. the con-
demned criminal. had escaped nom laii.
He was confined in q cell BY himseh on the
second floor. Az the keeper. Dir: Thomas.
went up to carry water to the prisoners be
passed up to the third door. leaving
the main hall door unlocked The cells all
open into this hall. Lige had previously
been supplied with short bar OF IRON
about n foot long, with which no mad
wrcnched the hasp aud starie apart on the
outside of the door. tbrusting his hand
through the bars to do so. de then quiet
ly awaited his Opportunity, keeping be
on the third floor be heard the noise OF an
opening door, which aroused his sns-
picions. and hastily descending was
just in time 10 see Lige close the
hall-door and fasten him in. The prisoner
having now nothing 10 intercept him passed
to the ground floor. grabbed three loaded
revolvers which the keeper had left lying
on table, and dashed OF. II seems he was
not observed till he passed through gem
tleman's yard about two hundred YARDS
from the jail. When last seen he was about
entering the woods half a mile from Judge
Gilmer's residence north of the town. II
was some little time before the keeper could
give the alarm. he being shut in upstairs.
By some lusty shouting he finally did so.
and about dozen mounted men arescour-
ing the country TO overtake the fugitive.
who is now probably making his best time.
He is desperate customer, and II Will be
both difficult and dangerous TO tackle him.
He was to have been executed next Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

Representative Payne, OF New York. s ny
that Mr.. Carlisle was responsible for sms
delay in the presentation Of the rules, ths
that they would have been betoIe VIC
House ten days II he had done his dnty;:
This brought Mr.. Carlisle TO ms .teve
with vigorous denial. He said that tncIo
had been only three meetings OF the oo ON,
mittee on Rules, the first being on tne so
Of January. There had been no meeuus
in the committee-room. He had never ~ ~
ceiyed notice in writing of q meeting u
the Committee on Rules since tho pesan.
ming of Congress. But he had been seni
Messrs. Mckinley and Cannon at tno
Speakers room. at the Speakers request.
He had been sent for TO attend two otneI
meetings at the Speakers request, las,lnS
only about twenty minutes each. He mao
promptly attended every meeting caneu.
There bad been no meetings since nIs'
Monday.
When Mr.. Carlisle had refuted the charge
of dereliction OF duty on bis part le'tei
YVES presented to the caucus from Repre-
sentative Randall. he advised the Demo
Gratis TO stay in the House and stand py
Their guns 20 use every effort 70 stop 40
sOlutely all business in the House unth
set OF rules had been presented and adopt
ed. This stirring advice from the old-tiine
leader lying on his siok-bed was extremely
welcome to his feilow-Democrats, and was,
moreover. in the line OF action that they
decided TO follow. There was much talk
of the course pursued, and some OF the
members were bitter in their denunciation
of the proceedings of the last three days.
But conservative counsels prevailed,
and it was felt that the party
had better follow the leadership of Messrs;;
Carlisle. Crisp, and Mills. No one could
suggest any new obstructive tactics tnat
promised well. and the general opinion
was to the effect that the programme foi,,
lowed during the last three days should
be continued in force, and that every par
liamentary move that would obstruct the
Republicans in their designs should DC
made. The reading of the journal IN fup
il to be insisted upon, and is expected 70
consume an hour each day. The yeas ana
navs are TO be demanded at every step;
and appeals are 10 be taken from an
rulings regarded asarbitrary and unjust py
the minority. There was no formal reso-
luton 10 this effect adopted. however;
Mr.. Carlisle, with the aid Of other lead
ers, will draw mp an address to the coun-
try. which will be published in justin
cation of the course of the minority. ,
During the speech making the subject OF
securing the intervention of the supreme,
Court 10 attempt 10 establish the illegal
nature Of tho Republican proceedings was
brOached but no action was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

counsel. That section lies On The Cape
Fear and Yadkin-yalley railroad ana -
very rich in minerals. ~.
season 30 far Is from Dublin county, and
tips tho beam at s5s pounds net, and yet
his proprietor claimed that he was NOT
fat"
A fine rain fell in the Piedmont section
on wednesday the 29th--mofe than mas
fallen at any one time in sixty days.
"Tomahawk" is the name OF new Town
on the Cape Fear and Yadkin-faliey raii-
road in Sampson county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
MARKETS sY reLenaAps.
NEW YOxK.

NEW Yonx, Jsnsasy sl---scssnssn esur lu1D
snd weak. Whoet--spos uaartet dull I'D lyge-
eular NO. red, e<xs'br. cpsioss as11ve 80 -
SC. cern-spcs stssdy sni aaiss; Ia Z 40
Bt.r. options duh snd unehanged: Psbfooyys
s5kc. Oats quiet asd weszsr: etssoos $500
raiely active: February. y b.Isseskc: nenc1s
az ssax;Ss. March. Siktsssls.so; 90 ~
duh AMI lover Suear--ksW DALI and stee1y3
fair refining. g.. refined qu1ct and eeeyi g
sa.ass.c.; standard A, 6hc.: ersnass.ed. 80
dew Orisars quiet; open kettle. common -
fancy. si.tic. hice steady: domestic, ~ es'Scs
Coston-seed oil about steady; crude. ssc: koae
quiet: common 10 good, tlxesL at. iuSpsc-
mess, old. siossi0W Modes dull: shors-cieees
sAea Lari easier and quiet; western sseAmv
ssi7H; March. sas2 frstEhfs steady; ecssnos
i5d{skd. grain. 6kd
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, January o. --specuistive tradine y
whes, was good aud rather larger than duusS
,he preceding oays Of tho wsck. The Eass scne
a good many orders, mostly 70 puE, sha sonS
we're received from the southwest Ias epenmS
was a shade caeier, the market sei"ne on "
about 10 below yosterdays closing. isIor M
proving NC, ruled easier. and closed about ne
sarns 81 yesterday. Coma modsfatc specu'es
tive and good shipping business was 'ranssrset
In the market, she feeling being sfesdy, s.tnonso
limited TO a fractional range. For February NO
corn cs,.c. wss bid; March. 2stc. bId: April,
g7ke sellers. and May sskasskc. Tho fortses
aud latter were senors. No , yellow Vas N
moderate demand cad sold st ss'sas3hc. a
larger amount Of actiytty was displayed Dnt tne
feeling was unsettled an csts. January rccetser
moro attention and cold lake. under yesterday.
February remained steady May was active Wv
weak ana priees recsied &c. The market Tor
neg products received very little attention ano
speculative trading was lighter than Tor seserat
days past Receipts OF hogs we're smaller tban
expected, and prices were lower, bat this neo
ltttls in nuencc on tho market
fnft IN n,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
THE DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.
Determined to Fight Arbitrary Rulings
An Address to the Country.
f3y telegraph TO the Dispstcn.l

WAsuINoroN, January 3l.-Undaunted oy
their defeat today the Democratic repre-
sentatiyes rallied in force tonight in eau
Gus to consult over tho extent of the inju-.
ries they had sustained as the result OF
the Speakers rulings supported and con-
frmed by the Republican representatives,
aud to devise ways and means to preserve
such power and influence as in their opins
ion should be exercised by the minority.
They were not Of cheerful mien, but II was
a determined-looking set of men who
drifted into the hall of the House tonight.
Mr.. Holman presided, and there was
large attendance. ABOUT 100 members beng
present.
MI, Rogers, Of Arkansas, who was among
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
(RepOrtsd for the Dispatch-I

JANUARY W. I'M
Loose tobacco sales to-day $3.50 pounds, with
lie. highest and ic. lowest ppr pound. Auction
offerings on Change, ~ pscksscs, and u taken
iu--hlghess. &c lowest. exc; averages Di60&
Internal-rsvenus collections: Cigars and o.
gHrat,ss, si,sl660: tobscca sas6.4-sotai,
S3s54.57.
Private sales reprted: Filisrs, 10; cutters. o;
wrappers, Is; darks, 5l-total, 100 hoeuheadA
To Gate only about 100000 pounds II locss sold.
and hardly i,o0o,o0o pounds WI ~ probably
reached this season Narkst today sp1ivs On al
kinds ana prices fer quality oflsre1 - e1vancs
OF any previous sAlss this year.
Il 10 nor infreausnuy tbs CO. 0nA BESIDES
badly assorted tobacco - - ouslisy. ce,oz, "a.
there are several vario(tes q tobeooo mixed -
QUE pilc. Noch Of this tantalizns confue1oo =
due 70 Inc fact taas plsassn hare bssa = ~
haSis Of Borrowing plants - vel - ~ I'm
each other, until iAsrs snq disliaot claaa q -
bAcco in msay crOpk M pseveas bayeeu
from hkddins lreel1 - NJ 1oreRf p1 ~
sbay ~ soeenA ~ O 0ocU - - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Dropped Dead.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., January 3i:-Yester:
day G.. W. King, a prominent farmer OF
Long Creek township, dropped dead from
heart-disease. He had worked all day at
the pillow and at night smoked his pipe as
usual. When he laid down the pipe and
sat down in chair he threw up his hands
and with gasp fell back in the chair and
was dead
George f. Wilson was to-day elected by
the stockholders OF the Victor Mills ITS
president rice r. NJ. Oates, resigned. Mr..
Wilson is prominent member OF the
Charlotte bar and gentleman of excellent
business ability
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Caught Robbing the Mail.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. January 9i.--A spe-
cial to the Chronicle from Blacksburg. ).
c.. say James II. Gross. the assistant-post-
master there. was arrested last night on
the charge Of riding letters. The arrest
was made by United States post-oiice
detectives WHO caught him IN the act.
Money has been missing at this post-oflice
for months. but the exact amount is not
known. Gross stood well socially and III
hnrlneas circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Four snow-Bound Trains Moved.

sax FRAScIsco, January 31st.-Four OF
the Central Pacific overland trains which
had been snow-bound in the Sierra for
over two weeks arrived in this city
at noon to-day. The first train. composed
of mail-cars, arrived about $50 this morn
ing. 1t was followed an hour later by a
passenger train. Two more passenger
trains arrived within the next few hours,
The three remaining snow-bound trains
are expected here this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Suit Against GoT.

fBy telegraph 10 tho DispasS
CHARLESTON. W. Va. January si.-w. II.
Morris, an attorney Of this city. has brought
suit for $4,000 damages against Goff, the
contestee IN the election case. Con chal-
lenged Morrls's vote, claiming he was of
unsound mind. The charge was not sus-
tanned and suit was brought. Morris
claimed his business was damaged to that
amount by libel. - y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Died from His Wounds.
ff}y telegram IN tha r,>...s,s ,

CmcAoo. January. 3l.-Pstrick Gibbons.
the North-side politician and witness in
the Cronin trial, who was shot Tuesday
night by foiice-Captain Schucttler in 0
saloon brawi. died this morning. Captain
SchuettIer was arrested and looked w
soon afterwards,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
e-BaIi Players Coming SOUTH
nv t.,egraoh 10 the Dispztca.l

JAoxsosvrIlE, January 81: "A. q; spaq = !,
ing manager of the Chicago pnse-psn,
Nine. to-day closed the lease o. , an P.h hrr
base sa " p xps. u In In ali probsbty Harry
Ws;n IN ~ manager OF the Philadelphia Club,
vii ~iIh| esse The Jacksonville grounds Tor the
s wan ,' neriod. This viii bring these noted
clubs here to play for nearly two months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BAL7NORR, January 3i.-yirCinia consois, ga
AZ: baltimore and Ohio stock, 96al00. Northern
Central stock. 69s af9k Cincinnati, Washing
ton and Baltimore ist certificates. sou; do. 30
certificates 80: consolidated gas bonds, Halls;
DO stock, % }. a544.