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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-14

CHICAGO.
Chicago. September II.
WHKAT-Weak. lower: regular, 9sXc; Sept.
ssH; Oct. eSAc Nov; 2Sc year.
~ CoRN-btrong, higher Csc cash Sept.
sS%c ss%M Oct, Coke Nov; s4Ac year; 5oh Jan.
.0Ars-firmer; slA cash; SIX Sept; slx Oct.
'lEe kSryysSX, yssS1i slH May.
BARLEY-62h.
SIZE S9sfNst:Gsxs5 Nds 1ssS 15isber' 5ssa .0'H cash Oct
$ll .SS Now; Sll.SSh Jan.
hog heceipts..1S,NC; opens allow, h0l0c lower
on light, and mixed; heavy unchanged, $s.7O9
9.25; mixed packing $765Gs.4O.
s7Soss IS good to ehoioe e chipping, pin sj9SsS sS@a
$3.50; common to fair, !S4.Og$5.tO; butchers,
Texans, $3.25D$4W; half breeds and
Americans, $4.s0gt5.a.
RYE-5Sc.
BARLKY-76hc.
MILwAUKEE.
Milwaukee. September II.
WHEAT-Irregulsr; 9sA cash Sept; 9lh,
Oct; 93sse Nov. No. 8, ssc.
CORN-Lower. CSC.
OATs-Weak, lower; slhc.
Yankton Prices.
Yankton, September II.
WHIAT-No. 1, milling demand, Csc; skipping
demand. 75c.
DAHLEY...... V(0tO
Rik' ..''''s'.....- ................0Oc
| IFLAEsELD........ .........................eSc
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-14

Prices will always be found q low as
can be made anywhere in this market.
We also handle Window Glass, Paints
and Oils. Special prices given on large
orders. Correspondence solicited.
We have lately made valuable inn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-14

NEW YORK.
:. Wnz1I.Firm, higher; No. 2 red. Oct.
S1Gh0l01i; Nov, osS@l.l0X.
70072ch futures, t0074c.
OArs-Shade better; Western. s5046; No. 2
Sept, 37408Skc.; Oct, x029hc; Nov, SSHQ
PoRK-Dull; new, $21.5O.
LARD-Lower; s1l.SO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-14

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL STREET.
New York. September II.
9TocKs--Active, higher.
MONEY-$l.07,
1l.l34; ;4's, 1l.20X.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-09-14

70 keepin stock
sa :aS @ M 'ans Son. ETC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
The Marke Is.

BALr'MoRE, April 12.-virgina Gsdcfcrred 10 :;
do consolidated G6ls do second series SO 1, past
due coupons IS; new 1040s 12;t, bid to-day. Cot
ton steady and quiet; middlings 12lsa124 Flour
steady; Howard street and Western super 3 5Oa
81 10; do extra ) Wtas6 90; do family 6 o5a
81 20; City Mills super 3 5OaS4 IS: do extra
. WaSI 80; do Rio Brands 81 % Baltimore
high grade family SO 90; do winter wheat pat
ent ~ 20. Wheat-.Southern higher; Western
active strong and'higher; Southern rcd 14Oa147:
do amber 150a1G0; No , Western winter red
spot d 1893 4al49a APRIL 1899. 4o,2 May 14oE
IL I!sa11S$s Corn-Souther scarce and nomi.
S9a9O; do yellow S3aS4: Western mixed spot
S2&aS3; April s2llas2a4 May s2a4as27s; June
S23aS2s4 July s2%5aS3 y; Aug s3la asked.
Oats steady; Southern 6Oa64; Western white
6Oiaa64; do MIXED 59aGO; Penna GOa64 Rye
dull at 90a95: Hay firm; prime to choice Penna
and Md 15aS1S. Coffee dull but firm: Rio car.
goes Ordinary to fair ea.a9a, Sugar higher and
firm; soft 10 Whiskey firm at 2Oa$1 2Ol5
New York, April 12.-stocks dull Money 6
Cotton steady; uplands12ls; Orleans 123a Flour
hrm and quiet Wheat fairly active and 1a1 1hc
higher and unsettled Corn fairly active and
EiaS1c higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

in order to fence in the town.
Within that fence no railroad should be adj
mitted to disturb the dreams of sleepers.
The peaceful citizens should not be disturbed;
they ought to have chance to rest.
MIR. Eichburg was at first opposed to the
motion. but it being stated that this resolu-
ton did not effect the track in front Of
Portncr's Brewery, he withdrew his objec-
ton. and the resolution was agreed to:
When the communication of the Health
Officer in relation to smallpox cases and
vaccination came in from the Aldermen,
who had referred it to the Finance Commit
tee. there were some suggestions that the
upper Board wanted to give the tinanciers
of the city government the smallpox.
Mr.. Eichhurg did not think that this
smallpox was Il laughing matter. He
thought that the Health Officer ought TO be
instructed to vaccinatc all the unvaccinated
persons in the neighborhood Of each ease
and charge the same to the city at the rate
of % cents per head.
just al this point Alderman Risheill came
in and announced that the Aldermen were
ready TO adjourn.
The Chuir-We will be ready to al journ
in short time.
After some suggestions by Mr.. Peake and
others that under the law the physicians of
the poor should get the vaccine matter at the
city dispensatory and varcinate the poor
without charge,
Mr. Rice moved to report the matter back
to the Aldermen to be tumgated
A resolution embodying the views Of Mr..
Eichberg was agreed to, and WAS ready to
be sent to the Aldermen, when information
was received that the Aldermen had adj
jourmed.
Mr. Eichberg was indignant that the
Aldermen had not waited until Council an
nollnced its readiness to adjourn.
\ Member-One Of the Aldermen was
sick, and the Aldermen adjourned Oil that
account.
Mr. Eichberg-They are always sick
! they ought TO be sent to the smallpox hos.
| pital; he did not think it was right to treat
Coucil in this manner; it had been done
several times. He hoped that hereafter
Council would retaliate; somebody shall re,
sick in here.
! There being no reason for continuing the
season., the Board adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12

THE ARTHrRIAN PARTY IN VIRGINIA.
The authoritative announcement that there
adjuster party will adopt the alias Arthurian
las long rs the administration can approve
the objects of the liberal party in Virginia
and will show its approval by acts of conf
dence and assistance is entitled to notice
for defining as neatly rs il does the tie that
binds Gen. Malone to, the Republican party
The tie is one Of swap and barter, and is
to last only so long as the benefits received
are at least equal to those rendered to the
administration. Considerations of political
principle do not enter. Agreement on
questions of craftsmanship is not supposed
to exist. For offices received congressional
votes are to be delivered That such IN ar
rangement will prove beneficial to the read
juster leaders Immediately concerned in
making it is perhaps unquestionably that
it will in the long run benefit the republi-
can party, a party protesting to represent
intelligence and morality, is not so clear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TO shom the re,y age and body the Times.

TO shom the rery age and body Of the Times. :
The remains Of Colonel Jack Wharton,
late United States Marshal of Louisiana,
were inferred At Hagerstown Nd. yester-
day.
Dispatches from points in West Virginia,
Ohio and Pennsylvania show that the recent
cold snap has damaged the early apples.
peaches and the small fruits.
DR.. John ]. Moran who attended Edgar
Allen Poe in his last sickness delivered an
interesting lecture in Baltimore last evening
1T the y. NJ. c. A. Hall, on the incidents OF
poc's death.
The bill to amend the Code so Us to ena-
bic prisoner under sentence OF death to
apply for 4 new trial OH plea Of newly dis
covered evidence, passed the New York AS
sembly yesterday.
Colonel Henry ID. Pierce, brother of the
late President Pierce, died suddenly at his
residence i'll Hillsboro', n. H., Monday
night; aged sixty-six years. He leaves two
sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

Especial Correspondence OF the Alex. Gazette !
RlCIMoED. April il.-Amd still the fight
is going on between the Boss and his
cm;salc' and the big four or, rs ii has
been lately called. the firm five" for Mr..
WingIiell. of Hanover. has been with them in
their brave stand against ring rule To-day
the Senate chamber swarmed with repubi-
CANS. all aiming to roerre Senators Wingfcld
and Williams. Brady Secretary ofthe Repub-
llcan State Committee. was there and look ed
with hungry eyes upon the two men whose
votes are the barriers which now prevent
the Sllbvcrsion Of the judiciary Of Virginia.
Mr.. NeWhcrry has risen since this fight, in
which he has been such brave leader. to be
regarded :ls one of the greatest natural born
orators known III the Legislature since the
war. He has Il powerful voice and en-
phatic delivery and his speeches are listened
TO with the closest attention So far he has
swept away like Aimsy straw every Ma
hOncitc who has dared to oppose him 1t is
noticed that Mr. Riddleberger does not
tackle him. The proof of Senator New
berry, effective oratory is the sincerity of
purpose which shines behind it. He is an
earnest, determined man and has raised a
NulCll TIC Hl3uOnc SnlD
has dashed itself to pieces Though Viii
lams and WingfcId should be beaten from
their stand (but that has not been done yct)
the influence of Senator Newbcrry's firm
course could not be lost He has sounded
the death-knell of Mahoncism and ring rule
The Big Four went to the minstrel show and
were escorted TO the private box. The were warm
~ chccrcd by the audience The entertainment
was moral and amusing one, and many legislators
were i'll the audience. but they did not have the
honorcd position rendered the Senatorial Big Four
Malone arrived i'll the city last night, and the
House night session was adjourned in order to
give his crowd an opportunity to meet him. They
held long consultation at the Wing office Two
plans of getting Mahouc'S pet schemes through
were all that they could consider One was that
Wingteld or Williams should be gotten. How
were they to do il Could they for Il consideration
get the vote of either of these lcgslatorsthat
is. could the government BE- made to pay them for
dcScrtiOn with IN Office? Could one of them for
consideration, he induced to be conveniently
away. just abont the time the vote was taken on
the Malone jobs:
There IS another plan into which the govern
ment does not enter. But hah let us wait be-
fore it is mentioned Subsequent events NAV
show thing or two. and then and there
1t is now predicted that the Legislature will ed.
Journ in about week.
Senator Wilcox has been called home by the
serious illness Of his brother The Mahoneites
Will therefore have to get both Senators Wingfeld
and Williams, if they desire to carry their meas
suTeS through i'll the next day or two
STRoSGBow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
LEGISLATIVE.

Mr. l.ybrook resolution proposing to sub
nit to the voters Of the Commonwealth the
question Of calling convention to alter the
present Constitution of the State, was again
the subject of considerable discussion in the
Senate yesterday the question being upon re-
considering the vote by which the resolution
was indefinitely postponed. which motion
was lost, ayes Is, noes 81.
The Governors veto of the Virginia Min
ming, Milling and Transportation Company
was sustained-ayes 90 noes ..
\ bill was passed to repeal the laws re-
quiring the establishment of fish ladders in
the streams Of Loudon, Culpeper Orange
Madison, Rappahannock. Hanover. and
Caroline counties.
The House resolution authorizing the Use
Of convicts TO keep i'm order the graves Of
Confederate soldiers at Hollywood and Oak
wood cemeteries was agreed to.
The resolution providing that the Board
Of Public Works expose for sale payable in
Riddleherger-hillb bonds certain public prop
erty, and the States stock in the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany, was considered till the expiration Of
the morning hour.
In the House of Delegates, the Senate re-
solved to adjourn sine die Thursday was laid
on the table, ayes n, noes 31-absent %.
The report ofthe committee for Courts of
Justich relative to heeligibility of Mr. Farr
of Fairfax, to Il seat in the House, wasagain
past by on motion of Mr.. Frazier
The Committee for Courts of Justice in
response to resolution whether Mr.. Pol
lard, commemorative Attorney for the
county King and Queen, is entitled to
scat upon this floor" reported that he is EN-
titled to his seat
The Senate joint resolution providing for
the election ola judge of the Corporation
Court of Alexandria came up.
Mr.. Frazier moved to amend by adding
the judge of the Eighth judicial circuit
1t being evident that the Readustcrs were
not prepared to vote on the amendment
motion to pass by was made, which pre-
vailed. This ends the matter for the pres
cut.
The Tax bill vas discussed till adjourn
ment.
Mr.. J. c. Taylor offered an amendment to
reduce the tax on real estate from fifty cents
to forty-live cents.
Mr.. Conrad moved to amend the amend
mend so as to make the tax forty cents.
which was ELECTED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, artists and poet,
is dead
Professor Goodwin Smith recommends the
abolition ofjury trial in agrarian cases.
Lood Carlingford was yesterday installed
at Dublin as Knight of the Order of St.
Patrick.
The French government will send eight
expeditions to take observations ofthe tran
sit of Venus on December 6. Four will be
stationed in the northern and four in the
suuthern hemisphere.
1t is reported that plot to assassinate
Arab Bey, Egyptian minister of war, has
been discovered at Cairo, and that MANY
Circassian officers have been arrested in con-
sequence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12

During the Easter services in the Church
ofthe Incarnation at Washington the rector
apologized for being obliged by the pre-
vailing fashions to make what might be con-
sidered a strange request. This was that
those ladies who wore wide-b rimmed hats
should kneel erect and not bow their heads
while receiving the sacrament-this to pre-
vent sacrilege, for clergyman could never
tell where he was putting anything under
the shadow of such extensive head-covering.
An audible litter followed and the request
was complied with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12


THE HOUSE Of Delegates, by no party
vote. though Mr.. Stuart. democrat. from
this city, voted no. while Mr. Farr il repub-
lican, Of Fairfax, voted aye. has passed a
general local option law. The Senate will
not do wisely by concurring in this action.
The love Of alcohol passes all understanding
1t not only affects all races OF men, and that
too from the cradle to the grave, but even
animals, from the elephant tn the pig.
which have once tasted it. forever after
ward crave its Intoxicating influence. Alco-
hol, like SIM is an i'll that flesh is heir to. and
grace alone. not human laws. can moderate
its injurious effects. Then, too. Il local OPP
zion law is the most Objectionable of all laws.
for it gives one hundred men The power to
prohibit their nincty-ninc nrighhors from
taking L glass OF beer or OF grOg if either
their taste or their health calls for il, and
that such Il law, though il will reduce the
States revenue by aholishing liquor licenses
and therefore render necessary an increase
in the tax on property. can not be made
effective in Il country inhabited by people
accustomed 10 the freedom of liberty. is
what no reasonable man can expect The
business of reputable liquor dealers, who
pay large portion of the States revenue.
will be destroyed. while that Of the disrepu-
table ones will be tostcred, though they will
pay no license tax As it will be IN unjust
and proScriptivc law the officers whose duty
it will be to execute it will shut their eyes
to its nfraction. and as much liquor. though
of al inferior grade. will be drank after Us
before its passage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
How to Make Good Cup of Coffee or Tea

IS an every day inquiry. The great want has been
for suitable vessel in which to prepare in state
of purity and perfection these highly priced bever.
ages These results can only be obtained by pre-
pairing the coffee in vessel that prevents all
escape OF steam or flavor, and in which the beyer-
age IS made by infusion instead of boiling. Such
We offer you i'll the ideal COFFEE POT y
They are simple i'll construction, pretty in DESIGN
highly polished and made of the best imported fin
There is nothing to get out of order and thev
are reasonable in price.
sTANSBURY & BRO,
Dealers In Stoves and Tinware, Aiexa.
Send for descriptive price list mbIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12

GENERAL. MAHoNE'S home organ Of the
10th in an editorial in favor Of earring read
in>,crS into the republican party. says:
.PrcSidcnt Arthur and his Cabinet have
in every way cO-0pcratcd To encourage, de-
vclup recognize, and that too. by SubStan-
1ial iuvors. the advance and growth Of the
liberal movement in this State. that Is NIr-
ginia.
Now every man i'll Virginia, re-
publican. democrat and rcadjnster. knows.
that the Administration has not recognized
the readiuslcr party i'll Virginia and many
members oft except General Malone lana
this recognition was accorded him in con-
sideration of his vote in the special session
of the Senate. Because he holds the bal
ance of power i'll the Senate, the Admins
tration still recognizes him. and accords him
sole control Of the patronage in Virginia.
The moment the republican party i'll the
Senate becomes independent of Mahonc's
vote. he will have 60 take Il back seat. and
his power will be gone forever. The House
has i republican majority without the votes
of Messrs. Paul and Fulkcrson and their
votes not being needed there. they
have received no more recognition at the
hands of the President aud his Cabinet.
than have Mcssrs Tucker, Cahcll Barbour.
Garrison and Wise. :he democratic mem
bers. 1t is clear therefore. that the rccogni-
ton of General Malone by the President
and his Cabinet is in consideration Of the
Generals vote in the Senate. The contract
with the General will be observed so long H.
he holds the balance of power in the Sen
ate. The promise Of the Administration
to give General Malone absolute control OF
all the patronage in Virginia has been faith
fully observed The combined Lewis inilu-
ence was not sufficient to secure l.. l.. Lewis
the appointment of District Attorney against
the terms of this contract Mr. DeZendOri
backed by half the republicans i'll both
Houses tried in vain to induce the Prcsl-
dent to break the contract in the matter OF
the Norfolk Postmaster General Mahonc'>
vote in the Senate is worth more to the Ad
ministration than coalition in Virginia. and
hence the wishes and feelings OF MCssrS
Dezendorf .Jorgensen. the I.cwis's amC
Rives, the original republicans and Paul
Fulkerson, and all other readustcrs are
made subscrvicnt to the will and wish O.
the Boss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
Nominations,

WASHINGTON, D. G., April l2-The
President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day: George Nancy, of
Tennessee, TO be Minister Resident and Con-
sui General Of the United States, to Bolivia
VIM. l.. Scruggs, of Georgia, Minister Res
idcnt of the United States to the United
States Of Columbia
c. c. Andrews, Of Minnesota, Consul Cen
eral of the United States at Rio de Janerio.
JOS F. Swords, Of the District of Columbia,
Consul at Trinidad
Saml. SpaclSman of Pennsylvania Consul
at Cologne.
Geo. +. Bullock, Of Indiana, Consul ut
Annaberg, Germany.
Thomas Adamson, of Tennessee, Consul
at Panama
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
To-a;:'s Congressional Proceedings.

Mr.. Sewcll presented and had read by the
secretary a.pctition from numerous army otli-
GERS in favor Of the compulsory retirement
bill.
The Senate soon disposed of the routine
orders and took up the Calender 80
Upon the passage Ola bill to place Il former
army officer, Sherman Biggs. on the retired
list. Mr.. Sherman remarked that if all the
applications of this kind now pending were
granted. the cost Of the retired list would he
increased by S2000,000 per year.
HOUSE
Mr. Cox Of New York. offered resolution
so to amend the rules as to provide that the
Committee on Commerce in reporting the
river and harbour appropriation bill shall
make the report in two separate bills; the
first to include all appropriations for i'm
provements on the sea, lake and gulf coasts
and on rivers. navigablc through two or
more States: the second TO include appro-
prations for the Improvement of rivers of
local or State Commerce only. Referred.
On motion Of Mr. Burrows, Of Michigan,
the Senate amendments TO the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill were non-con-
cured i'll.
On motion of Mr.. Forney, Of Alabama,
Senate amendments to the fertilization APP
preparation bill We're non-concurred in.
Under the call Of committees the following
bills were reported:
BY Mr.. Dinglcy, of Maine, from the Com
mite on Banking and Currency adversely:
Authorizing the taxation by States of U. 5.
legal tender notes Placed on the House
Calendar
BY Mr. Morse. of Mass, from same COM
mittce: TO abolish prize money and regulate
pensions in the navy. Referred to Commit
tee OF the Whole
BY Mr.. Hoblitzcll, Of Maryland, from the
Committee OH Railways and Canals: For the
Construction Of the Delaware and Maryland
free ship canal. Referred to the Committee
OF the Whole.
By Mr.. Page, Of Cal, from the Committee
on Education and Labor: TO execute GER
tain treatry stipulations relatingto Chinese
| Placed on House Calendar.
By Mr.. Grape. of Mass, from Committee
OH Banking and Currency To prevent
National Banks issuing notes to the extent
of 80 per cent. of face value Of their bonds
deposited i'll the Treasury
BY Mr.. Gcddes, of Ohio, from Committee
OH Library Senate bill for the erection of u
monument over the grave of Thomas Jclfer-
son. Referred to the Committee of the
| Whole.
Mr.. Waite, of Conn, from the Committee
on Elections reported resolution in the
contested election case OF Bayly vs. Barbour
from Sth district of Va, declaring Barbour
entitled to the seat. Laid over for future
action.
The House then ut 1850 went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the tariff commission
bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
Mothers Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken O. you gu,
rest by sick child suffering and crying with u:
excruciating pain Of cutting teeth? II So % =,
once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOWfs Soolat'
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little -. %
ferer immediately-depend upon it; there !: n
mistake about it. There is not mother on cav, =.
who has ever used it, who will not tell you ur =,
once that it will regulate the bowels, ana s ,ss
rest to the mother, and relief and health 10 va ~
child operating like magic. 1t isperiecty sa'i !:
use in all cases, and pleasant to the taste anu -,
the prescription Of one of the oldest and De.
male physicians and nurses in the Cni'co 7'"'
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
A trial package of BLACK DRAUGAl H''
charge. For sale by E. S. Loadbeater i hE''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
Financial,

NEW YORK, April 12-Tlc stock market
opened irregular, but in the main weaker and La
y per cent lower than yesterdays closing prices
In the early dealings the market recorded a de.
cline OF tialaI per cent. At II o'clock general
recovery OF 'sa = per cent took place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Mer-
chants National Bank of Baltimore VS. God
din and ais. Argued by Maj. I. H. Caring
ton and Alexander Hamilton, Esqs., for ap-
pellant and w. w. Henry and John A Coke
Esqs., for appelees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12
Mrs. Partinoton saws.

Don't take any Of the quack rostrums, they are
regimental to the human system but put y"a!5
trust IN Hop Bitters, which will cure general
dIiapidation, costive habits and all comic diseases
They saved Isaac from severe extract Of tripod
fever. They are the ne plus unum Of 'ncdicIn''
Boston Globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-12

The sudden change of temperature to
freezing has endangered the peach crop in
Eastern Virginia, The trees had partially
cast the bloom. Snow was plainly visible on
the Blue Ridge mountains yesterday.