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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
MONDAY FEBRUARY 25.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 90
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2e.
,,, r. tn. Malls close. Vessel sails
,abn bremen n Lloyd. 800 IN ~. 80 ~
III poso New orleans. Morgan.... "'V" y III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPSoNs
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
30 81. 81 EAST 51TH ST. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

ID ERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
Madison Square (25th-st and Bway,
Branches IN principal American and European cities
Best and most practical instructon reasonable fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

ESSONs IN GREEK. Latin French. German natural
- method given In exchange Of room and board Best
gwen. C. l.. Tribune OfdoA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-05

Young Mu4't BuuHrs lua CO.,, tlu DI
loving rus1'ulDu war. ai1Ytu"3
r." lyri, That convention lH hrr..
hy called tl Hs.uuIH roo IsmuhiH
rDnuY on Thur 1.y Stay gI, 1895, o.
uu gImYIaHI %. DELEGATES chosen NJ ihe
pn0..u " ,u1 Southern States who Doc.
IluvB in IN1 upUraalty OF uuI uII
statute UurIurUY and better banking
ncWtlu iu urut o. fully rcstUrs, aui
iu tho uufl 20 maluuu1 prosperity
Hm MS tuu people, HuI 90 tuia UnI tNu
cooperation 70 aI commercial, manu-.
I bc'urius, afI.CutHul and industrial
organizations, ls wei. rg tue u8.Opoia.
lion % ull EG.d uilzaUs, iB hereby
earnestly l.vIinI.
IhH meeting was Hld5c5srl by Goa.
gn.sma patuHln, who uFutg4 ibu
meeting fH.. Secretary % ihr lru.aHEy
Carlisle would visit the oily 900 NIy
ugiur uusf.sH H. HH.uslas rH.r.ial
VI..lIIa HH'D.u tss 90 ustuuH.. H.u
'UaI tUr 200 .HHu 800 ..I o.. I.T.
uuI1uamuatui ruH-ut Cleveland.
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rfaafi ufussiFS uuuatrs 70 Telescope
atItA Ohssr,aIury.

rfHari rfnssIfS uuuntrs 70 isiUHruuo
attrA Ohssr,Hl"r,.
sts Jon. Cab, Auul f.--rNu lifrr.
.IHut l.ph observatory i.IHy fgs
uv,I q i..Ggmm which announce
fHH H.H. LIwafi CrF'ny, lately
mrutrf % parliament iar liulIiaA,
IHganI, proposes 90 plrsyut Co the
L.a0u.yatuty bis great tutuu.'unt
nIIai.us telescope, with liH damu and
aIHsaHUaTatua complete. Mt tf0sf-
IaH, H.UruIt an ubtuusiaa'lc amalcu.
alfHa.auT, makes uu condition 90 btH
t.H. EXCEPT thn, h.H tulyFuuyc, when
.fiupUn Mount Hamilton, rlail &C.
called tho CIOwiUy reflector luI that
tttHIrgfrH Of tmusp ring thu iu.
THurI. aud dome from England Go
lnmuH shall lu ulrno py the
AuFgHuG
lura4Iltlou o. this great reflector
Uuuulpmeut OF tho Lick uHsrryB-
lfy, stitch already possesses the gTnHt
Wuf.nIi reflector makes tho irsiru.
uuRI uutUt OF Mount Hamilton ur.
U.uIIy superior 90 that OF any UHsaT.
A.E exciting. Tho Hpluruiu giit OF
I. lrHlyy comes Go complete the
20 IWrut ~ the observatory pa thu
m .HIFsIH'sttIfy manner.
lHH yIH. OF Ulsm0uuuus the reflector
GOD f.Wu boo England nt Transporting
larW q. California ION 81 tuu moro lm'
Iu4Gl paris fihu ifauu WORK Of thu
..ug wild be- required hrWh and Of
ufr.HE % complete upsmtuF nl
I.la. Hamilton, viii Do about liU1i
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NAHuINuIusf ID. Co Apul "A
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-05

pmhuHluuA, AurlI a. The sugar
lru-. IU.a. larur4 % rrguiag Co tAu
sugar brokers ~ tHlH city, uHHlrs them
MT Go handle ANY foreign ausau.
lucrr Re certainly I.rmau uni rcncn
ruEur uDulrr 200 tuiH p.l, luu Scotch
sugar lu aU'li white, which 10 used ty
bakers uuu nIurultu,rH, 10 .s Tue
Same quality OBS ,Au Hus,s Au.. lI ul4
"a. guI o. Fuil wucu cheaper TIE
Hrtmnu .IyuuUlvI Re- also selling be-
UW tho tfu 90 Egur.s, WIN, GIIus-
90, One of iHu largest Hu.pg ur lru lu
.anv lirt rnFr EgE",u'lgn will be lalu
90 900 uIuHiHu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-05

C5hauu. which ups westward ou Inc
hills above Moro Castle. They were
hd ihe ulIWay from which trains
travel south iut.fs thu IsIaHd Co Bale
tansuun. 10 ls o. tbat port tbat t.B
government troops are r.Ing forwarded
.1 the o1otpfu iutict Of Culsi and
when the battalion COO fIuiu tH.ay
shall have reached aauuisF1 dr Cuun,
all ITO Do newly arrive. irIu IS hiu
viii have been m.HiUz d 40 that
point.
A. EtH, the palace o., the governor
general, the Nritur tguHy wa informed
that when oil The iTuDla tina. rrs uuw
expected 90 come from HutIu HUHll
have arfivud, there will lp available
lguluHf the rebellion about 81. UNI mHu.
lNis number CyyuH 90 J| already $50.
rived u.Iut Uuc standing 0ruy q.
tuua AMI alI yIiuutUUrt % guerrilla.
luH IHsl named urU u.I lIy aIrIl.sH
familiar Iu tau H.yfrH, but lIr separate
tIwUau. rulIsty. Tor % tvuuI,u uu.y
AMI putpl.r.
hninteIc cog uitOfuewaclmo from
SA.uHgUt uu tuuI. a UafEDIUuauut
waiting Match 3D. 20 aIalrs tuat hH ha.
leon l.uaug into tur Alliance uiisir
ami bee makes tuv statement .ht ilt
Alliance UHs LbIIrI, displayed She
American d ig, nnI u8t tuut u' Eng
Iauai Hs frU.Iiti ny tru commander
ui Gu. tIluU Dl NruaiItI.
IUu-f arsuIJ GO matter be one De-.
iwuH. bftat iutHu HuI venezuela Hl
tubt flr .U.u offices yi tur luuu
Sia.Is HIr U.f regarded as essential Go O.
sJuI,muui. asII BE- uti understood tnpI
lI, United states uHs aHtumri IlH.
tUri.,fv over \ru.aIr.n, &C that hr.
iu.uTUtt are uuy U.h,T tuau thG. ui %
iflUuuIy YyurHmyuL
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IIy.u wtntu Hugrl, Suury spnug
Wagon 700 Farm Wagon, call ~ Geo.
NHJ iIr l1t nul 100 state, agent i.r
aIuaubAHrf Bros, We DEFY uUmpu,i.
liJl 10. pilce ara quality Of goyis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-05

BaIIHUulE Ar.il % -E2.C1urreiF-
mau bIIHm.u q. iisrri-, dloi Ius,
rytnlu" at n. home near Leonard.
~, HUrH uluytY 'uprs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-05
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

Tho t.raHf r|a.u#H .#H uH earth. CLARK,
o. .HrufgB g. t... r..T I..H tIfy. john ttsWs
'Iuft s. sons H..rH .H.1 agents
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

fancy red held shade above quotations. cabbages scarce
and higher Other local winter vegetables steady South.
ern kale and spinach in small supply fancy lots would
sell high but late arrivals have been mostly frozen anu
have again been of by the recent freeze Bermuda
and Havana vegetables held steady and choice In fair de-
rnand except onions which are quite dull we quote
Potatoes Bermuda. bbl s8aS6 50 do state and East
crn rose ~ as2 30; do white kinds S2S2 oe 90 Scotch
magnum f2as2 25 sweet potatoes per DBL !, eegs5 90
turnips 6oq'5c prsnps. 75cWSi squash SlpSl DO can
bages foreign. per SGqtl0 do domestic S3u>': oe
cry per dozen fiat lunches SgS 5 do per dozen stalks
2ocasi spinach per bbl s4d& kale Iocgsl 90 a'sha i
81 5O peppers s2as2 25 tomatoes 81 Joas2 90 bermuda
neutrality-suspicious. per 81 15MS2: beets. 81 .ofkS
lettuce Sgk2 Key West tomatoes per carrier ~ ooas
StNDRIES-Peanuts quiet and unchanged Fancy hahn
Virginia do. 2Ln3c. Honey dull: white clover combs
quoted at llni2c 10. and buckwheat at vc: sa.e
extracted J6c California do &c: southern, ionDc per
gallon eeswax firm Mt 3oq3lc per No. with most safes
MILK AND cREAM-The daily average receipts OF
mix ana cream at the different railroad distributing poh,s
In and near the city for the week have been as to
lows; Erie, 38Ss Of milk y cans ot cpndenseh
inik ana ~, cans OF cream; Susauehanha ooo cas s ~
milk. and ~ cans OF cream; Lackawanna $500 cans OF
mix and ~ cans Of cream New-fork centrai an, am
Harlem. 2lsO Of milk - of condensed MIX
and 10 cans of cream NewYork and Northern olo cans
or milk: Haven and Hartford $50 cans OF MIX
ontario and Western. 2241 cans OF milk ana 40 cans
densed milk and IS OF cream New-Jersey tentra
10 cans OF milk and OF cream and by mis-
cellaneous short 1880 OF milk and 80 cahs
Of crefm The total daily supply has been lIUi cans OF
mix, l"o cans OF cond, nsed milk and 2is cans Oh
The storm the the decreased receipts Whe
the supply at lowest the fluid brought almost any
price one chose 10 pay for 1t at the railroad platforms
The MIX Exchange price Is VI Al can OF foiy Quas'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

MR.. CROKER'S DETERMINATION TO BREED DOB
BINS TO MARES IN ENGLAND
English turfrnen are said to be upset by Richard
Crokers determination TO breed Dobbins TO several
mares. and to race him. should his lameness per-
init later in the season. II Is not a de-
parture In England to breed racehorses 20 limited
number OF mares and to race them later in tho
season.
Tammany was bred to ten mares In the spring
OF 1898. and raced brilliantly throughout the au-
turnn, clearly winning championship honors by de-
6eating Lamplighter at Guttenburg. Some OF the
great coups on the English turf have been accom-
pshed with mares that were bred early in the
epring.
Richard Croker Is expected to arrive in this
city late this week the first of next week
There is a slight hitch about the services OF Will
lam Sims and 1t is possible that he Will not ride
in England. A consultation will be held by Messrs
Croker. Philip and Michael Dwyer and Sims this
week at Rock Ledge. when the question viii be
settled.
Foreign books are to be a feature the West
ern racetracks this year. Some turfmen deplore
the fact as a number of reformers assert that an
attempt VIII be made secure legislation In some
States 70 prevent the transmission of racing de-
& tiIs Ior Detting or, as the reformers put It, gam
David Pnlsifer offered $500 each for three
yearnngs slred by the famous swayback Tenny.
The youngsters are said to resemble their sire
;n a marked degree
Imported Saxon is dead. Saxon raced fairly well
and sired the racehorse Saxony. who was a fair
performer.
Charles Reed is at his farm in Gallatin. Tenn
Laureate is likely to be eagerly soughI az a sire
reports from England say that sofne breeders
desire TO ship mares to this country to be mated
owners are burning the midnight oil searching
The naming Of racehorses is a difficult task. a.
nearly every desirable name has been used so
many times that the studbook is mass Of repet-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

nat nearly lowest Of the day at kaAc net ae
cline. Cash wheat inactive. No red was quolseu
1lsc under May May closed at oSSsc &c unue
May Z store, and NC over May Z anoa. 40 Nord
Northern quoted at SHc over May deiyereH h Tha
No ! hard at 6Nc May delivered. .COKN-anne line
ing early part session. largely In sympany
with undertone Of weakness which prevailed IN whea
There also little selling by operators VINO Ioo~
the demand and supply carefully. Reports from .ne
pointed enlarged movement OF corn. win the r
turn eood weather, and the demand Is limited potI
East and West. Sales OF cash here are rev anu
far between. and Chicago reports the demand for No
shipment small that IT Is still selling al Iun -
under May The visible supply shows little prospects i
speculative interest in the market intensines
the general impression. The close to-day was .s ut,
changed o NC decline. Cash quiet; 9OOo Dusn
steamer 1870 delivered. No corn was quoted
at 477sc elevator and No at 47g41Hc elevator; lovW
bush No corn. out inspection. sold at &c over MAY
b afJat for export. .... .OATS-The dealings were
small. the market narrow and the undertone barely
little but whole business neglected The
movement West continues fair and indications
point a fairly good supply. although the large de-
crease yesterday to hope for
for Is small The close to-day
was at unchanged nc decline Cash oats were very
dull No quoted at 33c elevator II 900 bush NO
canal sold 344c delivered; car No white. 3Ic
Central elevator offered other roads 3G7c 5000 bush
track white. 37a4lc. .BARLEY-Market quiet
quoted: No Milwaukee. 63a64c; unsraded Western
S2aGsc :. .MALT-Market quiet Quoted Western: enn:
so and timothy S6GS6 30. -. .BCCKwHEAT-Mar
SSuiet Quoted Japanese. 5la54c: silver hull. 4sa50c
We give for comparison closing prices OF the
q ,i. dInUd te last year.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, February l., 1919,
COTTON-'The cotton market opened quiet az sishe
advance favorable from Liverpool put ule
reports of better Liverpool not supported oy any
volume of ORDERS and within short time prices ue-
veloped weakness. selling down steadily from the open
Ing figures with fair volume OF business Ourihs ue
latter part of the session there was very s'h uur'
prices showing but little ralying power, the market CLOS
Ing dull at las points decline compared WIN yes
terday, with sales only $500 bales. The strength Oh
Liverpool. which In early at "A partial ADVANCE OF
16id here. who paid at the opening
2d3 points advance yesterday. The buying was ho
substantial and found that there was
cotton Tor sale. People claiming To have Information
from Washington were Offering cotton and excellent
'guessers' had the Government figures. which We're
given midday almost To exhctitude. IL ~ n
little good guessing large operators
do the Government figures. not only ot cotton but OF
wheat and how money they willing 20 fisk on
these which 20 have very substantial
backing In he close with the GoNernmeiit
figures These figures. which out AZ stated. indl-
pted total crop Of 0S3 bales. making Il the ban
Wr the largest previous total being eG2VD bales
or this total 500 IS claimed has been mar
keted. leaving iOl per planters hands Already
bales sight. and u VIII be
little curious n the Elk and half months
there are not million bales more received The
receipts for the day somewhat larger than eN-
pecteI early and ~ far this week foot total ot
T5Hll bales. the estimates for the weeks movement
have been raised l2OOoO bales The estimated re-
ceipts at New Orleans for tomorrow 1900 10 10.vO
bales against 10 334 last week, 3sys last year.
Opening and close to-day and closing bids the
md year follow.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

Mark. closed guie; a5 ponts decline compared With
yetf"fays losing prices. Transferable notic"S % To-
tai sales. - % bales NewYork receipts. 126a bales
gas si7 bales forwarded q lG2 bales. sales ~ bales
spinner ~ bales stock l5iJ bales Total net receipts
today - 400 h9ie~ thus far this week, f5?l bales
by today britain. 16195 bales. Continent
10 80 bales. thus FAR This week Great Bratan, ~ 81
bales C0nfinen - 3is blss. stock gjs %I bales New
York spot sales today and last night officially reported
pr consuup01 ~ bales spot cotton dull niddlng up
lnnis -. mialns Gulf 5'.c. which is unchanged COM
parsi with yesterday closing
Liverpool cabe-Sra, cotton steady: sn'H. 5000 bales
speculation anI export 800 bales American 1000 bales
receipts. 800 bales. American. 23Ooo bales. middng
vance quiet In points advance; February
No. February March. cooks March 26ihs: April
May 2cas. May-Junc BOW. June-July 3oiLs; July Au-
gust 33s Angus, September Sosv. september October
3p5i.s October November. 3O7s November December
8nNh Manchester Yarns in buyers favor cloths dull
COFFEE Spccuiai N aglln NJ an almost complete
siandsfl March attracted MA" attention lt5jalt5o
bat the only month dealt IN % IN" last hour
The situation does Justify selling buy
nR expectation q pront European ana American
oicraurr who usually lead The market are not disposed
take hold ana tho consequence is an almost Weess
market I.sre vas du.. February. ~ ~ March ~ y
April. 50 sj May. - 80 Hamburg quiet. February,
:! ~. March 1850. April. 70 II. May TG25 Ro market
quiet - 30 rcs. exchange. II 10. receipts l3Vo
bags stock NJ Rio d2 40 bags. clearanccs for United
santos 3sOD bags cleared from RIO steamship Herrch'
go hags against .GN3 bags last year and Santos
3 1872 hag-. against tJ5 90 bags last year.
Contracts closed duh 90 10 points decline Sales
!
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. IL. 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra india mess
steady at Gss Sd prime-ne steady at 5,s I'd PORK
Prime mess Western steady at 5ts Sd: 90 medium
steady at 5s 81 Hams-Short cut about IA to 10 ib
steady nj 39s Gl. Bacon-Cumbeand cut about rs 10 80
n steady at 3ls short rib. about % lb STEADY a s o
long clear middes about ~ n. sendy at 29s od long ana
short clear mides, about 5J n. steady at ZSs cd
shoulders about ~ to Is 10. steady at 2ss oheese
American finest white dull iss, American nest coored
duh NJ l9s TallowPrime city nominal Cottolseed OIL
Liverpool refined at lis 3D. spirits OF tuipehtihe
steady els "a. Rosin-Common firm at 4s ard-PIlne
Western. spot firm at 3is Wheat-No red winter seaay
Gi.d. No 2 spring steady al IS sgd flour-St
Louis fancy winter firm nj IS 6d. Corn-Mixed Western
spot dull az As I'D February dull at 81 ll+d; March du
April dull 4s Nd Hops at London-facitc 'oat
firm al
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb l2-Cotton steady: niddling. 5kc: low
middlins. 4sc good ordinary i%c; net ana sroIs
ceipts, 3 932 bales exports Great Britain Val
Continent. o.S64 bales: sales. sos bales; STOCK ''S'
bales. -
middIins -i6c; good ordinary ios net s, ana ~
receipts 984 bales exports coastwise %os oa'ee '~~
40 bales; stock, 45. .81S bales - r,,AS,,r~
New-Orleans Feb, l2-coon auie,; soeu ,S". socd
ordinary 4Sc: net receipts 1891 bales gross s2i osies
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain 47s0 bales; coaswise' sseo
bales sales 1880 bales stock 36s. ao1 bales .,,su,
Savanrsh Feb l2-Coton quiet. but steady; middiing
&C. lou m,ad,inx IiIec Igood ordinary 4hc net and
gross receipts 2s5 baies sales $50 bales stock s42a
bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

have 70 be iooxcd for other directions Il our.
have supplied their wants oy
chases and are therefore curtaing vol bought
supposed however, that most OF ,ne Nosf
recentIy was 10 be worked into goods Snt. and
busy and orders are Oh us the mills
employed for months It Is the sener @ Foreign
h,s,ness will be much better In snort ,Ine' 80 az
uooIs have ben quite dull as the domes,c' anu
disappointment thereat 10 keen owing 20 asrs % incaIiy
TsYas wooIs have had most attention ana NS,c
amount low grade wool has been Pa ,., Teras "a
noed AZ 17I1sc and Ohio at 15dl6c; faii heAas, -
Sc' spring Texas io9i2c; Montevideo. i4@ioc; A"s-
trail 11622c,
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
ATHLETIC CANDIDATES. AT COLUMBIA.

Obe1cnt to the call issued last Monday. many OF
the candidates for the track athletic team of Co
lumbia College reported yesterday at the gym
nasium and gave their names and records to the
manager Of the team. The number Of candidates
was large. and the material more promising than
usual G. Rupert. who won the bicycle race In
the interscholastic games last spring, Is a fresh
man at college, and signfed his intention to train.
as did also G. V. Richards. who won the low bur-
oes at the same games. T. A. Ball. who carried
." tne honors in putting the shot and throwing the
manner In tho interscholastic games. is also In
eonese' but 1t Is feared that. owing to his studies
a sha .ne amount Of time taken up In training for
IN mheshman crew. he will be unable to take part
~ ~. osher athletics. OF the who were the "a
sam, almost all are back at college except j. j..
sprints in the Prjnce,on w fsa,mbIa % aannes Among
sson nNay w promising candidates are BuTk. " Har-
~ 0nur' O. Rupert. q. v. Richards. s. C. Crane
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
HAY AND STRAW.
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp Feb. Rat the wool saes here to-day there
were offered 2 228 bale foows Ayres t99
bales; Monevdeo 2D bales. snd Australian. AS bales
There was fair ATTENDANCE and the competition was
good van advance OF centirnes however tended TO dis
courage buyers Tho sales follows: Buenos
s6S bales at o0ll5 per 100 kiios; Monte
a lOQ1S0
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

H. Fully. r. ]. Held w H. Fearing L. Baker 3
II. woiff L. D. Einstein NJ We'll. H. r. KinSsley.
H. G. Chatain. L. B. Sturgis. Z. b. Sturgs. H. Will
iams A. Howard J. Burns +. II. Bowman, r.
Bacon. G. Kirby F. N. Gernsheim. J. Van Week,
ir r. A. Ball.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
DOES RusIE WANT THE EARTH?
HE ASKS FOR AN IMMENSE SALARY AMI i"h
NETWORK BALL CLUB WILL NOT A'Nr-DH

DOES RUsIE WANT THE EARTH?
HE ASKS FOR AN IMMENSE SALARY. AND THE
NF,wyoRR BALL CLUB WILL NOT AocEDb
To HIS EXoRBITANT DEMANDs-oTHER
NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GAME.
Amos Rusie. the pitching wonder has. as usual
ssued his manifesto. He demands good-sized slice
., Manhattan Island before he will consent
70 sign a contract 10 play with the New
Work. club Rusie has thorough understand
ing OF his worth as a bali player, and ne Is not
n BIT modest about 1t, either He Is now MAKING
tho same excessive demands OF Andrew Freedman
that ne made upon John Il. Day in lss2 and T.
r. Talcott in the last two years. MI rree'.'
said Yesterday that Ruses demands were out OF III
proportion and that they would not DC acCeueu ~
"I have talked the matter over with Messrs Ial-
co,t and spalding" he said yesterday. because
,ho, know more about baseball than do. and they
agree with me thoroughly in the course am ABOUT
80 nursue l have offered unsolicited to Rusie a
handsome advance over the salary he received ias'
vear--a larger salary than that PAID any p''0"e'
:, tho baseball world. He will not agree TO me
and says ne VIII not sign arord 10 give Ruse
the whole club with the foio "ro"'iuS "''N ON
"Sow. Mr.. Rusle canaccept the terms offered him
or not as he pleases. / shall not worry about the
matter. Rusie VII accept 1ne or my ofrcr to him
may be withdrawn II he does not .epoIt tr -, un'0
April why then his salary Wi, ,ber noi Me have
inst signed is well thought Of by Davis ana Doyie,,
Krauss lefthanded pitcher; ang no ,be bSy youmsms
team in 1890 Krausss trouble foE the iast lew lew
years has been with his arm. but mis- trouble mas
as EVER Several Southern cities are anxious TO
have the Giants visit them Savannah. e,m'i'd'' M
Fla Atana ,Ss 81 cub aSvsntaseous offers The local
team viii go to Jacksonville eayLg this city on
either March q or q. Manager paws IN eNPe''eu