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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
rritl.h imports TO this country.

.Ur ANGLO American rHble 20 the Dispatchl
l.n.y. November 18. The total eX-
..t. # lr Iu!tod Kingdom TO the United
..... .r ttr three months ended June 3Uth,
... we're S44,A65,S4l. Last year they
..trs.me period, &53,32N.O .ObB, showing
Hf of noarly Sg.OOO,OOO.
'.. -., q the iWenty-fOur towns exporting 20
.. ....E States SNOW an increase. OF these
... .r.ls tlo list. her exports ior the quar-
,.ir bong e1,s0U,ol8, as against
..rI.-. year Tin-pl9to was the principal
u'ug 60 S1,Gas .144. Liverpool IOi-
.... .. .t ir,reass OF nearly az, 100000. The
hnlcn show an mcroase are iun-
. I plymouth, and southampton.
shows tue greatest deuease-oYer
..U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
n-h.r fnrLnnnmotiyes.

The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works yesterday received an order Holll @ tns sa
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company 10.
eleven locomotives with ten wheels aud lSAEf
cylinders. ,u-.o ,r,,nes
ordered some months ago, fye oi Which were
delivered yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
ANOTHER GERMAN CRASH.
Banker 3rsas Acknowledges Theft and
eurrcncers 20 the Police.

saBkfr 1rsas Acknowledges Theft and
eurrcnters 70 the Police.
.rr tlva- American cable 20 the Dispatch.]
...e November l3.-German fnan-
..-. .s were startled this morning by
.... Mons. the hcGd OF % flrin at Chariotten-
b.. ra.ulru ~ Berlin. had surrendered TO tho
....r-slur 60 misapprOpriatiOn OF custo-
... counties Tho amount stolen will bo
.. 10 -rh the aristJcrncy is not 30 hard
... .r-+t. WolT failure, the trouble is sure TO
.r- .t. .r Empcrors attention. Inc emoo2zle-
...r, ....llas 10000 marks which had been
...t toward the fund for a church In
....ry0 0f tlc late Empress Augusta, grand
..r.- NJ Emperor William. Ten thousand
..r..-f.-h were % be devoted 90 the Prince
..... b. CHARLES Institute has also disappeared.
H...a.-l ualc away with 400, 600 marks de-
....f 90 his bank by loo artisans and small
.r.rt
rrss POOR persons can III afford tho loss
OF. upon them through MASS stealings,
.rH Do B. feared that much suffering among
.t.r Will result from the bankers heariles5
r lie surrendered from fear OF their
rH.-..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
IL Has rwofold signIfleanee.

The Southern Manufacturing Company
OF this city have just received their hrst impor-
ration OF green cofees, and the frst days sales
from the cargo amounsed 20 over $4,000. This
is move in the right direction, and there is two
fold significance IN IL. The company viii not
only be- enabled TO make better selections Tor
,hsjr roasfings. but n shows that Richmond can
With energy aud enterprise get back her own as
a WholesGls importing coffee market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
sunremo Conrt of AppeaIs.

Davis against Commonwealth. Writ OF
error refused 10 judgment Of Circuit Court OF
Prince William county, rendered May IL, 1891.
simmons against Kramer. Fully argued by
A. A. Phiegar ESD, for appellant aud Colonel
John L. Penn for appellee and submi tied
Bonsack Machine Company against WOOcrum.
Argued by Colonel q. w. Hansbroush for APP
Kasey against Parsons. Removed to Wythe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

oyIcK cAeLs TelEeaAPnY.
An Alarmed Iosaraaeo compsny--6ame
Near salen--In blast Again.

lcorfespondence q the Richmond pispatch.l
aAIrN. Va. November l3.--For swift
uaAsin .ssion and speedy return message
stui recently from ealsm 20 Que of the channel
hlihd- DeiWeen England and France cannot be
b't'ga. Dr. y. &. Morgan, OF Aibenalle, who IL
A'e h'lng here, as 1905 7. VI. last Thursday,
I, II ls cao.egrbm from Saiesa, Va 70 friend IN
iie tsmo day az answer was received 1T Salem
rsia Gaernsey.
OAt ~ ihe large northern Insurance coinpa-
Lle7 JeoQining alarmed al the burning o. 80
a.sny new hotels Ia Virginia, wrote hs agent
peta refsnuy % call in ell policies Issued 70
A4iile1iDey.fvTnishs1 new hotels wblch wcre
-. DONG paying business. and moi 70 aoaeps
@Al more risks oi this KIND.
THz 1pARK AAnfsTOR.
IAe Norfolk ana Aeaser,t railroad have ciyop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Retter. nut SIN M.

Henry W. Harris, young white man
who resided at No. 313 north Monroe street, al
tempted 10 commit suicide Thursday night BY
drinking half ounce OF laudanum and nearly
an ounce OF paregorlc. Ia short time No pe-
auinmoned, worked on him all night and yester-
day he was comparatively out OF danger though
stilI auit0 sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Attending the Association.

Hon. John E. Massey. Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, II attending tho Baptist
He win return 20 the city early In the coming
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
How 10 Fsy for Thom.
PIcHMoED, Va, November 13, 1891.

To ne Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please allow us space in your paper 10
make the following statement: The firss Color
ceiling changed, painted inside and out, the floor
OF tie ms a audience-rOOm carpete1, seats cuEh-
ioued, AMI we expect 20 have extra services
sunday la order 10 raise all the money we can %
nav on the work, which cost us about s2,50O. AZ
iIs30 Ret. i. NJ Brawlcy. d. d., OF Petersburg
win VI ,ach; at $3.50 Rev. henry Williams Jr., Of
petersburg, win preach, and at 2. NJ Rev. A..
Bioga. JE' OF Manchester, win preaca. The
public are invited. JAMES IL. HOLMES, Pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Nfnrriad MN Years.

MIR. and Mrs. Casper Wendlinger will ce.e
brate their golden Wedding to-day from noon
till midnight at their residence, No Sl7 Bank
street. A great number OF Invitations have been
issued, perhaps rs many as ono hundred, 10
friends and relatives inside Of the city. The re-
suected couple have received from their friends
fhron,hout the country quite a number OF hand
some tokens manifesting the esteem In which
they are hold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
nsp,rtnre of the doctors.

After most successful annual meeting
and many charming entertainments In Rich
mond tho visiting members OF the Southern Sur
cicaI and genealogical Association, as well as
their celebrated guests from the North and the
West, have made their homeward iight. Only
two or three Of them are still In the city, and
thev leave to-day. All the visitors were loud In
their praises Of Richmond and Its generous poo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
~. II.n.,vlncleI nuiIaino.

Mr.. Edgerton s. Rogers. architect, ispre-
p1ring plans for remodel ng the interior OF q 9
Hanewinckel hui ding, at the northeast corner II
Main and Ninth streets.
me Main street. entrance viii be lowered 20
the street level end an elevator win be placed
i'm The hallway. Tho Ninth street entrance VIII
be closed, and all OF the doors will be ARRANGED
for Offices for business and professional Inen'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
nnalifcntinns Yesterday,

In the Chancery Court yesterday b, C.
Wherry qualined as executor Of the VIII OF tfs.
Martha B. y. Jeiiries.
Irving Lipscomb qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF H. Eiia Lyon.
b. W. Richardson aualifed as administrator,
with the viii annexed, Of the estate OF Jane lss-
bella Richardson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
mJeoeR ArA CONSTRUCTING.
Jim Barlow Cuts I'D. Faircloth's Throat
and Kills Hin in a Drunken Brawl.

INpecIuI ItItEfdIII 70 tIIV I1I-t'EsNINI
WINSTON. n. c., November 13.-A young
white man named Ed. Faircloth was killed
last night Ia a drunken bragl at a corn-shucking
on the farm Of Ed Smith. just across the fadkin
river, in DAVE county, by jim Barlow, another
young man. A dispute arose between the two,
a nght ensued aud Faircloth's throat was cut
with a knife in the hands OF Barlow. In tho con-
sternation among tho Witnessing parties Barlow
made good his escape. The police IN adjacent
towns have been notified and strenuous Efforts
are being made 10 capture the murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
For seasouabie sunday Dessert

For Sessonabie sunday Dessert
send your orders to BURKE Pisxlnis), 100 cast
Broad street.
Fresh made to-day Cream Puffs, Chocolate.
Eclairs, Mernge and Fruit Pies, Chsrioste
Russo, Pastry, Tarts, Marin Pudding. Roman
Blsque, Almond Cream, Coffee Cream. Pure
Vanilla, Lemon, Strawberry Creams and Water
Ices. Send orders TO BURKE. 100 east Bread
street, Phone 453 Try our "Nut Cakes ais
yienna.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

Ihz tfAikk AhhfefUk.
lie sorioik ana Nes.era railroad have given
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
THE CASE OF pAsHlELL.
The Police Have No Trace Of Him YET
Court Proceedings.

The police have not az vet succeeIsu -
getting a trace of William =. Dashiell, put
search for him win be prosecuted. ,ou,
was entered against the fugitive for s2,foO IN IN
favor OF the Merchants and Planters sasnss es
BANK. In the same court Mrs. Frances behsnos ~
entered suit against Dsshiell Tor S3OO. anu - -
kftchen furnfrure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
An Alleged Centenarian.

FoRr MONROE, Va. November 19.-Mrs.
Darden OF Hampton, said to be one hundred
and eight years old, died yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

AsGosruRA BrTTERs, the world-renowned sp-
petizer and invigorator, imparts delicious
flavor TO all drinks ana cures dyspepsia, diar-
rh9a, fever, and ague. Try It, but beware OF
counterfeits. ASK for the genuine Angossura,
manufactured by DR.. j. @. b. sIEGKKr q soSa>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
es.zrs FINANCIAL SITUATION.
.,r.hctory 60 the Authorities--The
diplomatic service.

BipIumntic Service.
.r.s-.i-hmercan cable TO tho Dispatch.l
r.. November I3--An official tele-
.....-s. r.eu received in this city to-day
U. arar.~o regarding the Brazilian diplo-
..-. and the condition of the finances
.... rr. The dispatch states that all the
...flrr'o established IN various Euro
I'D 0.1.r countries viii DO maintained.
.... .lr fuanclal situation I'm Brazil, ~
.... H,rs. Oh. Government is concerned, the
.. .aF4 nat an the conditions are eX-
.rrsf.rf0ry 70 the authorities. Tho
...t rrIccts tha; its recel pts Will TO
-.t.r1asc a surplus after all the expenses
..t-atilu are met Tho Treasury now
... -.m Of 10000 cOntOs Of reis Ia cash.
.rt. added g. the surplus remaining
-.-r- g Cscai years and 20 the sums re-
from loans recently negotiated by tho
.....f .Ives O. rcscrve exceeding 10000
... ffIs s-uor Mayring, president oi the
..tf. Republic, has resigned, and II is ex-
t.f Baron Gauuoy will succeed him ~
uaf Institution. u is probable that
... uqgr.os vii retain his position as men,
fur I.aII Of Directors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday in the Clerks onice OF
the Chancery Court:
Claiborne booker and wife 20 Samuel II. Pui-
liam IA feet on the north sido OF Hiil street De-
tween ST. Johns and 81. Pauls, $500.
r. r. Cayedo and wifo 10 Daniel Duke, 10 feet
on the south side Of BloOdy-Run street, 5000.
Chrisiian r. Kuyk and wife 70 Matte W. Hart
woke, 81 feet on the east eide OF ITenty-dAh
aireet near U, S2,2U0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

The Beautiful Floral Decoration at Muir.
phys Hotel for the Surgeons' Banquet,
which was so much admired, was done by
Hill Brothers, Florists. 5i5 west Broad
streot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

The A. II. G. Chemical Company publish
more Home Testimonials for their
Alternative than any other blood medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

Mr. Benjamin G. Smith. chairman Board
of Trade, Macon, Ga, says: consider
Bradycrotine one Of the greatest medicines
i ever used-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
member OF tho City Council, and held tho POSI-
tion up 70 tho time OF his DEAN.
affnnKr DEATH.

Thomas Jones, young man who nss
been acting az bockse3per for several
FIRMS hero. died s1ddsuly &C /! oeiocA
tlis afternoon. He had becn ~ seyers
DAYS and was being removed 20 the Homo
for tho sick. and while on the way was taken
deathiy sick. he was conveyed 20 o drugstore.
where he died. The Coroner vill hold en- mo qIes
tomorrow morning. n-1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

Ladies' Lunch To-Day.
Oyster Paddles, wild Turkey, Hot Cohee.
Chicken Salad, &c, at BURkEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
CASES BEFORE HIS HONOR.
A Large Peiiee-cours Docket, but Not
Many Important Cases.

Both the audience and the docket in tho
Police Court yesterday morning were
isrga No, many OF the cases, however, were OF
sneciai interest These were the most Inn
silaa Johnson (colored), charged with breaking
.aa entering In the night car Of the Richmond
snd AIiAeAsnv railroad Coiopans and stealing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Tre canadian Bask Gilfee Wreck

.rs.-luoreaR cable 70 the Dispatch.l
.v. TNo.. November 13.-The bark
.s.. ttfouc.i & Oh kinsalo, Ireland, yesIer-
.. -..vus commanded by Captain Wilson
.... from QIcbec October llth. Hor
-.rrt 4. Quebec. Tho hfe-crew at kinsale,
....r..I ty Weir many failures 70 launch
A. -...-l.at and Co get line 90 the wreck by
......i .irocHafg, persisted in their efforts and
.. t.r. .ttlel iH rcscuing the captain and
..r.. l.cIeg. All the other men on the barA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
The "Noblest Roman of Them All"
rBY telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

COLUMBUS, o., November lS.-Ailen ".
thurman celebrated his seveniy-eighth birthdey
to-day His health is very good. ihcre was no
celebration because OF Mrs thurman uea'h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

'NHN, November I3.-bdtor.-The number
vA1l.s; their lives by the suanding oi
.. 40 'fee is seycn. The sea is washing iho
..-. ..l q tuo vessel and much OF u is coming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
psA1A OF Ma. WILLIAM W. NEW.
A Former Richmond Man-His Successful
Business Career
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch-l

DAsyrLLE, Va, November B.---William
w. New. prominent citizen and Q men,
Der Of the Cits Council, wncso Illness mas been
REPORTED In thls correspondence, died al O'Clock
this afternoon OF pneumonia. Mr.. New was born
and reared ia Richmond and came 70 Danviile
twenty-one years ago Commenting business
here on small scale, by strict attention ne rose
rrsiually. ana for the past few years ha8 been
Sc tha head Of the firms OF ). A. Iaweon y Co.,
iiyerynen; New 81 Miller, harness manrtac-
turers and carriage makers; and W. a. Har-
ner q Co, carriage and wagon manufaetnrers-
MARRIED..
Mr. Vow was married In 1873 10 Miss Lucie
Guup daughter of James Gurn. prominent
citizen OF Cssweli county, North Carolina. De-
ceased enjo, Cd the confidence and esteem OF his
feiiow-cifizens aud was regarded a. Christian
ssntiaznAn- Two years aeo be was elected =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
I--S.A. AND o. RAILROAD MOI SOLD
Coming Dedication of the snIiins College
Ruiiding-The virginia Editors.

syondcnco o. tho Richmond Dispatch.l
'.L. TENv., November IA tele-
Hf Nu- received here to-day inquiring of
. .ar gltlzeus u it was facI that the Nor
..I Western road bad purchased the south
ana Ohio. Tho answer evidently went
..... Your correspondent asked the general
.hs afternoon about the report. lie
... ..i t.li he had heard OF IT, but that the road
'. Oh. r..ger jn the hands 81 the Norfolk aud
.'.." lusu the latter was J the hands OF 'he
-'.t ..atssee, Virginia ana Georgia.
COlIEGE DEDICATION.
t h.s heen agreed upon that the new college
t......t luri com lloiod snail be dedicated 10y
'- N.surs 40 the SAN time OF laying tho cor
..f nr ul the Southwest Virginia Institute,
w.. o virginia editors Wili take very active
. There will be no leHs than ono thousand
.' t H tAu procession Cn hat day, and large
portion 81 them viii be studeRtl Emory
a. Hvury college. King College, Sullins Col
.r. uiaWo5t Virginia lnsutgie. and all the
i' schools 81 tais city will JOIN tho grand
l.'.ie, whch is 70 smtrch dOWn the principal
'r.. " tbis city. one or two brass bands
A.i' baru engaged for tbs occaglon. DR.. JChn
ID I. 1l, uar o. the mot noted orators OF tho
".-. Nlll do.iyor sue addrosa. The PreaA Aseo-
eaton el more than likely take tlip from
zero Co ioAaa or 10 Cincinnati aud Louisville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

The only positive cure for constitutional
blood poison is A. Il. O. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

FEATHER
IN OUR
CAP.

Our announcement in -
nights paper spread liko "w{f
fire." Everybody in Richmcn(
knows by this time that We GOO
the "life" Of the stock Of ono
Of the BEST MAKERS OF
CHILDREN's CLOTHING IN
THE COUNTRY.
The sale begins THIS MORN :
Be on hand as early - poel'
bic.
Let everything else play
"second fiddle" until you
have attended this sale,
Blind 10 all considerations Of
value we have put the entire
purchase-every sutton our
tables in two lots. The $500.
SO, $50, and $3.50 Suits, with
and without Vests, are in one
lot ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

Coughs AND CoIDs.-Those whs .-. suffering
from Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, stc., siould try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
nFsp1cn cnrNrY COURT
Notes from the Capitol.

Louis and e. O.. Rawlings's trustees to A. Nj.
Bowman's trustee 40 7-12 feet on the north
side of Grove avenue near Rowland, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
LIYERpooL MARKETA

Salvation Oil, the great pain-annihilator.
ia the staple liniment. Price only rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14


or1ors 70 equip I'VE of their engines NJ once with
the Carper epark-arrossor, and orders are now
being received from wostern railroads f0r sam
plea Tho travelling agent for the carper Rail
way keRine Company has iuef returned from
the Wcs', and aays that n the tests made on the
Notiok and Western railroad are sustained on
engines Of cther roats. every large railroad In
The West win use the Carper railway deviceS-
hsara and deer are reported very plentiful In
the mouateins IN this nelghborhood, md one az
ternoon last week a big back wee sighted on tho
fFouids o. the Baptist Orphgnage, but escaped
bctore chase could be madA
~ rHg ROANOKE RIVER
As rosnlt of the protracted meeting being
held by Elder l.. A. Cutter ia tho newly
opened DiSripies church. several converts 70 that
faith have been recently baptized ia the cold
waters Of the Roanoke rivor.
Last Tuesday night the broken engine Of the
Salon Furnace was repaired. tho furnace went
into blast again, aud IA now turning out ite regu-
lar amount Of iron. Hands have been busy ell
tho week loading cars with Dig iron % fll ave
taoassnd-ton order from Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14

the effect Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is
most soothing. The prics - onu ~ csh's-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-26

come to the store to buy carpets. He
always thought she was sane and had
never heard the subject of her sanity
mentioned.
Mrs. Annie Smith, the woman who
was an attendant upon the deceased
for several years, went to New Mexico
with her and attended her after her
return, was called. The witness was
very bitter against Daisy and made a
number of statements calculated to
raise the pretty little lady's ire.
She testified to the good business
qualifca lens of deceased and told in
detail of a skirmish of words between
deceased and her sister over a well
known Kansas City business man
which caused Miss Daisy to leave the
Fourth street house and take room
on West Sixth street, where the wife
of the Kansas City business man paid
her visit, and shot her. She then
returned to the Fourth street house
where she stayed for some time.
On cross examination the witnes:
got very much mixed in her dates.
The court adjourned at 8 o'clock tC
allow Judge Field and the attorney
to 60 to their homes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-26
LOST HIS SHEEPSKIN.

There is a sad, sad man at Iona
City. He is DR.. Suhl. He has not
been a, Iona City long. Just little
more than week, perhaps, yet in ttat
SHIRT time his hopes have been
BLASTED ami be has lost the thing
nesrsst and dearest to the physicians
heat. He has lest lis diploma. He
had just put out bis new tin sign, ar
rai ged his medical books and went
out to call ON his first patient, leaving
his slate for the address of any who
might want his services, and on his
return he discovered that some vandal
had ben there during his absence
and carried away his diploma. He re-
ported The matter to Sheriff Smith
but as yet no trace of the missing
sheepskin had been discovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-26
ONE HUNDRED A SIDE.

There is considerable rivalry be-
tween the st. LOUIS Clothing com.
pany's base ball nine and the NJ, K.
q L. nine as to which is entitled 10
championship honors. Decoration
day is the time fixed for the contest
and as both clubs are in good condi.
ton and both have some good men the
battle is likely to be decidedly inter
esting.
The list and position of the St. Louis
players is as follows: ii. Swearin-
gen. pitcher; II. Gatlin, first base |;
c. Ellis Short, short stop; j. CLANCY,
center field E. Harrison, left field ;
J. Roach, catcher; 81. Bulhley, third
base; c. Nixon, second base; B.
Whipple. right field.
The contest will be for 800 side
and will take place at Association
park.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-05-26
SEDALIA THE BEST,

Mr.. 81. II. Ball, the husband Of
Mrs. Belle Ball, the we'll known
author who is connected with the
Kansas City Star. is in the city. Mr..
Ball travels all over the west and he
expresses himself freely that Sedalia
is certainly one of the best cities he
sees on his travels. He says there is
more life here than in any town in
the state of Kansas, and that there is
only one town in the state of Missouri
that will anyways compare with it,
and that is Springfield. He thinks
the country around here is exceed.
ingly fine and believes that Sedalia
will soon take rank as the fourth city
in point of population and prosperity
in the state.