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Rrfef EeHa Ifcms.

The Maryland Legislature adjourned
sine de Monday night.
Heavy rains have fallen in Cuba and put
an end to the drought.
The new Produce Exchange at Cincin-
natl for the sale Of butter, eggs, and pro-
ducc opened its doors Monday for the
transaction Of business. There was good
attendance, but not much business was
done.
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay has written an
other letter strongly urging the nomination
Of Hon. samuel j. Tilden Is the Demo-
cratic candidate for President i'm 1884, and
declares that, so far as he is concerned, he
els for Tilden i'm 1884, sick or well. living
or dying"
A mass-meeting was held in the ball Of
the Cooper Institute. New York city, Mon
day night, 10 protest against the arbitrary
arrest and imprisonment Of Irish-Ameri-
can citizens by the English Government.
Mayor Grace, Hon. ;. 5. Cox, and Hon.
Samuel j. Randall were among the speak
crs.
The celebrated ease OF the creditors Of
Archbishop Purcell was called IN the
County District Court at Cincinnati Mon
day, but the parties not all being ready,
the case was laid over for day. The chief
question involved now is "a to the power
Of the assignee TO sell church property to
pay the claims Of the creditors.
John Jonas, middle-aged Bohemian,
residing in Omaha, Neb., killed his wife
Monday morning by discharging one bar
rel Of shotgun into her side. He then
turned the other barrel of the gun upon
himself and blew a hole through his breast,
/ dying instantly. Mrs. Jonas was a noto-
/ rious abortIonist. and had driven her hus-
band to desperation by her abuse Of him.
I W. Eversou, n travelling salesman from
/ Cincinnati, and c. l.. Tracy, of New York.
were attacked by three colored men while
/ driving through wild piece Of country
| between Mammoth Springs and Grayson
/ Springs, Ky. The assaiIanfs We're armed
only with razors and brass knuckles, while
the travellers used reyolyers. One OF the
bighwaymen was killed, another was dis
abled, and the third made his escape.
The Eve Zuni Indians left New York
Monday night with Professor Cushing for
Washington. Mr.. Cushing's brother will
take them 10 the Indian school al Carlisle,
Pa. His father and mother accompany
them TO Washington. He intends TO keep
two Of the Indians at Washington TO aid
him in writing the history OF the tribe. He
then will return with them to New Mexico
10 stay four years longer and complete his
education.
At the usual meeting Of the Philadelphia
Conference OF Baptist minister's Monday Il
communication was received from Secre-
tary Frellnghuysen informing the Confer
ence OF the receipt OF letter relative to
the proceedings against the Rev. Godfrey
Hubert, IN Norway, on the charge of bap-
thing convert, and stating: 81 have in
slructcd Mr.. stearns, our minister at Stock
holm, that anything he can properly do TO
mitigate the severity Of the action pro-
| posed 10 be taken agsins, Mr.. Hubert will
be appreciated, and that Ii Is hoped that
his representations may secure relief 10 the
reverend gentleman"
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An exceedingly bad attack Of rheuma-
tlsm affecting Mr.. J. Levett, 81 Market
street. Lynn, Mass, was cured by 81. ia
cobs OH. He had the disease In his right
arm and shoulder, which became perfectly
helpless after being affected few hours.
His pain was so great that he could not rest
In comfort or attend TO business with any
degree az satisfaction. After enduring this
sort OF thing for some time he purchased
hottie OF the Great German Remedy and be-
gan to apply II. lie did not minee matters
AZ all. but lust used the Oil for all II was
worth. After pursuing this mode OF treat
ment for three days the pain was banished
and his father was in a perfectly healthy
condition. He has never since felt any
rheumatic pain and trusts he never viii.
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The Johns VIII Case.

sumed in the Baltimore Court OF Common
Pleas Monday. Witnesses for the defence
were examined as follows: Mr.. :. y. Mar
riott, Francis Haughey, Rev. Thomas
Award, and Joseph PasSano, all Of Reisters-
town; Edward Worthington, Washington
Valley =. &. Couch. Glen Morris W. 7.
Cox, Mantua Mills; Jacob Roop, Carroll
county; Isaac VI. Price and Charles o.
Kemp, Baltimore county; b. Murray Gill,
W0odinsburg; and Joshua Tracey, Worth
ington Valley. The testimony was 10 the
effect that Mr.. John T. Johns was OF sound
mind, and fully capable Of making a valid
will or contract. The court then adjourned
for the day.
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A Big Financial Scheme.
TALK OF ISSUING S2O0, 200, 900 LEGAL-TENDE
NnrEs 10 REpI ACE RnNng

TALK OF ISSUING S2OO,OOO,O OO LEGAL-TENDER
NOTES TO REPLACE BONDS.
BosToN, April 3.-The Transcript, in its
financial article, has the following: "If q
scheme now being quietly agitated in in
fluential banking and political circles in
New York obtains even a fair prospect Of
ultimate success il will have most impor-
taut effect upon business and speculation
in this country. 1t is proposed to replace
the outstanding Government - per cent.
bonds, which are now payable at the option
Of the Government, with an issue OF $780,
O00.0O Of legaI-tender notes bearing per
cent. interest per annum, which the ma
tional banks may count among their assets
a. legal reserve. This is but an outline Of
the plan. We have reason TO believe
that this plan is not only being worked up
in New York and Boston, but is before the
Cabinet circles 1t Washington"
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Relief for sufferers by the Overflow.

HELENA, ARK, April 1.-The question
is being generally discussed a. TO how long
II will be necessary 10 continue the issue
Of rations on account Of the overflow. All
agree that il will be several weeks before
the water shall have gone down enough TO
permit pI0ughing in the bottoms, and il
will be necessary to supply the people two
or three weeks after planting begins. The
Government officers who have examined
the situation are unanimous in this view
Cattle continue 10 die nom starvation and
the sting OF gnats.
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bow as there was in the army, and that he
won his promotion from the ranks by
merit. The nomination OF James Piatt,
The poet a. consul TO Cork IL popular.
Rhea the actress was at the Capitol to-day,
and was introduced to number Of men,
beers Of Congress. The House Elections
Committee to-day decided that Lynch Icol-
ored) is entitled TO the seat now occupied
bv General Chalmers, Of Mississippi, and
win so report. Mr.. scoville, Guiteau's
counsel, Is seriously III this evening. As
sIstant Secretary New says tonight that
the liquor question gave the Democrats VIC
tories in Indiana yesterday.
BRryy NEWS ITEMS.
Senator Anthony introduced resolution
for printing official report Of the Guiteau
trial.
District Attorney CorkhiIl was at the
Senate to-day.
Government receipts to-day Customs,
s7O6, 1872; internal revenue, s227.952.
Judge Kelly wants to take up the inter-
nal-revenue bill reducing tax on matches,
bank-checks, &C., before proceeding with
the tariff.
Associated Press Reports to the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-Tbe House Flee
tions Committee to-day agreed TO report in
the ease OF Lynch against Chalmers, from
the sixth congressional district OF Missis-
sippi, that Chalmers was not elected, and
that Lynch was elected 10 the seat and Is
entitled TO it.
The committee also directed a report TO
be made TO the House in the ease Of the
Third South Carolina district in favor OF
Aiken, the sitting member. A two-hours'
Of the committee viii dispose OF
the case Of Mackey against Dibble. A ma
jority is in favor OF Mackey.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day is
sued a call for Sl5,000,000 Of g per cent.
bonds for redemption. interest TO cease on
June 18th next, as follows: $50, No. 225l
to No. 2465, both inclusive; 300, No.
1901 to No. 1880, both inclusive; $500,
No. 1110l 10 No. 1850, both inclusive;
81, 900, No. 53,50l to No. $3.50, both inclu-
sive; $4,000. No. 1710l to No. 1880. both
$4,000, No. 3GG7I to No. $3.50,
both inclusive.
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rELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip--Cenfested-
Election Case-A Call for Fifteen Millions
Three-and-a-Haif Per Cents--A ssoo'ooo
Incendinry Fire In HopkinSville, Mnss.-
The Exeiteplent In Missouri Over the KILL
ing of Jesse James-0il-Works burned nj
Pittsburuh-A Rape Fiend Lynched In In
diana-Fatnl shooting Array In Arkan-
sas-Burning Of the Gladstone Mills In
Enaland-seneraI shrelnekofr's Assassips
Hanged at Odessa, &c.
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LiSoLHuM FL0oR-CL0Tn.-- extraor-
binary fioor-eovering Is made Of the most
lasting materiaIs-m mainly OF cork and solid
fed oil. IL has been before the public for
several years, and has successfully stood
tests such "a no oil-cloth or carpet could
undergo. II Is unhesitatingly recommended
a. the handsomesf, most durable, and COM
Portable floor-covering before the public,
and Is equally suitable for the dining-room,
Offices, stores. etc.--in fact. In every place
where an article OF this kind is needed.
Every square yard Of the cloth has Sc LIMO
LEUxv printed on the back; none other Is
genuine. All earpct-dealers keep II.
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CHARLESTON, :. c., April Ain the
United States Court to-day the trial Of
Hugh p. Kane and others, revenue OIL
GERS, for the murder OF Amos Ladd, a
mOonshiner, was concluded after further
testimony and argument. The case was
given to the jury by Judge Bond in brief
charge, and in thirty minutes verdict OF
acquIttal was brought in.
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Mursierous ARRAY I'm the Overlooked
Country.

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-On Saturday.
at Smithville, Just below Red-Riyer Land
ing, George Smith, in difficulty with
Henry sewall, shot at him. Missing
SewaIl. the ball struck John Lindsay, NOR
tally woundng hun. Smith fired a second
shot. seriously wounding Sewall. As he
fell the latter fired at smith, killing him
instantly,
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Destructive ConIagration I'm MasSa.
chuseffs.

BosTos. April A fire at HOpkinton,
Mass, this morning. destroyed thirteen
dwellings, the Orthodox church, Town
Hall, hotel, and large boot and shoe-fac-
tory, which employed 600 hands, and was
the mainstay OF the town. The loss Is esti-
mated at 1850, 200. The ire is supposed TO
have been Of ineendiary origin, a. II began
in the Town Hall. Insurance about
Sl50. 600.
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FANCY GOODS.

s T E EMS
HAS OPENED \ VERY LARGE STOCK OF
ClIu.DREN's CARRIAGES
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
We use only those OF the Whitney and Mckee A
Harrington make, and fully guarantee every CAR
RIAGE we sell. We have Tie largest and best
lighted saesroom for them In the city, usinr ssoJ
entire second door for CARRIAGES and UPHoi.-
>TERED CHAIRS. Additions viii be constantly
made, the assortment being kept as complete n. a.
Is possible 70 do 80. Give Us a call. We win not
De gndcrsold.
500 4-JOiNT "CANE" FIsn!NG-POLE FL going
at l0c.;
\ large lot Of DIRD-C AGES Brass and Painted
all shapes. very cheap;
500 FLORAL SETS, just the thing nil need. At
25c.;
FINE POLISHED TROWELS At 1Oc.;
1000 sets UNnANDLED CUPS and -AU-
GERS-FINE PORCELAIN GOODS at 20.-
per set, or The cups separately Al 20c- per do
zen. This Is the biggest bargain In this line ~.
ever offered
Sc the new styles Of low-priccd CHAMBER SITS
at STEVENS
dpl 505 Broad stsrei.
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Destruction or Pittsburgh OIL. Works.

PITTSBURGH, April "A fire this morning
destroyed the oil-wOrks and other property
valued ut 5l25,O00 belonging to the stand
ard Oil Company, on Butler street, in the
suburbs OF this city.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. April 4. 1882.

OFFERINGS.
wHEAr.-Whlte, l32 bushels. Rel, 5I2 b,..h-
els
CORN.-White. 2,l34 bushels.
OATS.-lOO bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 10 bushels very good 10
fI.4s: IL bushels good 1T -l.43. Red iui bush
els very good tultz on private terms.
CORS-Mhite. "a b.sshels very good at t1f.i
BOO bi.shels choice on private terms.
OATs.-0U bushels very good spring 40 zoe.
COTTOS.--TOne firm. Receipts, l3 bales. tuO-
iati0ns Middllng. IIiWlllac.: low mlddiing,
llllgl &c; good ordinary, iOamlO+'; ordi-
nary, CH0lUac
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INDIANAPOLIS, Isp., April 4.-,charies
Jamison, in Jail nj Kokomo ior .neit ana
the rape of a three-year-old enid. was
taken from the fail last night ana nung 10
the presence Of over 1000 people. Ills
last words were, Hang me decent lie
said bis right name WIS Riclara Long
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Flour-We quote: Fine, s3.JO6S4: extra, 80 80
dSG.s > snterfine, : .5OGISG: common agperunc,
sf.5OMS5; common family. S7Ms7.Z5. choice
family, ssas9. Feeling frincr 5gt not quoiahly
higher.
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Rig Fire In England.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Gladstone Mills,
at Ashton Undcr-Tyne, containing 100000
spindles, were burned to-day. The dam
age reaches cl00,000.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 4.-NOOH.-Stocks dull.
Money. 5toG per cent. EXchlnge-IonF, 1850
short. 4S9a. state bonds generally unchanged.
Governments Irregular.
Et.eRiHg.- Exchange, 1861. Governments
strong; new So, 1929; new i'.'s, ll5h: new A..
ilS@. Money, 6@3 per cent. states inactive.
Treasury halance-Coin, fs9,Sj9: currency,
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The little daughter Of the editor OF the
Iiiiin fO.) Daily Star was Immediately and
permanently relieved Of severe eough by
three doses Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. A
twenty-nve-eent bottle Of this valuable
remedy viii cure The worst cough.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, April q. 1899.
sALEs-FTRsT BoARD.-i 600 Columbia and
Grccnville Railroad 2d s's Mt SO; $1,000 Rich
mona and Danville Railroad. 1885, at io31, 10
shares Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred
stock at say; 20 shares Citizens Rank stock at 81.
SECOND D0ARD.-5,000 Richmond. York River
and Chesapeake s's tB. c. ut I13h; 10 shares pe-
tersburg Railroad stock At 81, 20 do. At 81 $1,000
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad debentures at
7s4; 10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock at 52s; 80 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at IAN: 10 shares Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Xarehouse Company stock lB. CT at i5a.
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sr. PRTERsDUR0, April 4.-The assas-
sins OF General shrelnekon were hanged at
Odessa on the Sd instant.
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
SEsNE-TTgREAD.

etElNE-THREAD, sEINE-~ Hn-.,
WINES. SEINE-L INES, ~ s>-''
GILL-ROPEs, YAwKINGs, MINN0W NET
TING, OlL-CLOTHlNG, CORkS. ROPES.
CORkWOOD, NETS, and SEINEs on hand ans
made 20 order. CARPET-WARP.
VIZ CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OCE
AWNING DUCKS.
l.. LICHTESSTEIS & SONS
corner seventeenth aud Franklin street.
sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. NH "a
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CARRAGR.PLANTs.

Jersey WAKEFIELD AND LARGE
YORK caBBAGE-PLAsTs for ale at ~ per
thousand, or 25 cents per hundred.
JOSEPH c. ALLARD.
Al Twentieth aud Franklin, OF oak"ooa a'eh"e'
III y 81
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BY Telegraph
new YORK.


NEW YORK. April 4.-C0tioB quiet: salesl 9O3
bales: npands, ~ Lice: Orleans, ~ 6-iUc. F.;
consolidated NET receipts, 0,792 bales eXpoTt-t0
Great Britain. SO 6bales u the continent, 5,lO3
baies. southern Hour held very hrln; common 20
fair extra, s5.sOG $500; good 10 choice extra,
s6.7O9sS. Wheat-Red 1l1tD2c. lower; No. 2
spring, sI.36; ungr.ded red, Pl.l1Hsl. ~ No.
9 red, April, sl.42isasi.435; May, sl4lAep
fl.424. Corn opened sgd4e. lower, subsequently,
recovered and advanced AeGl les closing very strong
with trade less active; Gngraded, Sl6hs4hc.; No.
2,April, sl9slAc.. May, 79tmfOc. Oats unset
Tied and about lie. higher and less doing; No. 3,
62c. Hops dull and unchanged. Coffee steadily
held; trade quiet ana prices unaltered- sugar
hrm and quiet; fair 10 good rc1ning. go 7Ae.;
refined firm; stand I'd AZ gke. Molasses steady
and quiet. Rice-Demand fair. Ro-in nrIn o;
S2.42ss@t247k. Wool about steady; trade light
domestic iaece. 34n47c.; Texas 10000. Pork
fairly active and very firm; fl6 624@ 1910 for
old, 81 Z. 2tGasl7.7o for pewi si7 for fancy old
new mess- April. al 7.45@sl7.5O: May, ti7.5ves
sl7.55. Middes firm aud quiet; prices soneyhat
nominal. Lard less active; opened easter, 1tlfr-
wards became stronger and advanced about Toe.
closing arm NJ o .42e1sl LOO; April closing ~
sIi.47A; May, sll.42 s@sIl.o2'ge. frc'Rh'S 10
IlyerDool urmfr.
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yryy YORK COTTON FUTURES.

yxw yogK. April 4.--cotton--Ses receipts.
i.si3 baiss; gross, IL AIS haies. Fssases cso-e.i
{i2' s,a4sSl2 40; May. ei2.lve14l2.2o june,
si5.SS: Jly. sie-feessl2-5 Ausnsi. Sass
sas;2.84; scptember, si2.26essi2.ed; October.
November, sllAisstll:%5
becesnoer, sii.At@siiAoi January sis'eoss
me Poss's coston report says: Future aesiv-
er,es opened l-lpO "a 2-iu0 sswer s0t TIE inasiry
Alter lie call snftcientiy sseed lie offerings %
lead 10 an advance sf S-loO 70 l0-lQ0. There
appears 20 be little or cnthd. and the c2ase IL
probably 10 ne traced 10 covering short szies be-
ti2.0p. Janr 9l2-35, AUGUST, Sizes, september
@foes. oc.g,g- .ti.fc."
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ID wHiTLOCK, 1s45 NAM STREET..
u manufacturer q the following nne eresds 81
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
La EsTELl.E, HlLLxBixTERtls
LILY NELLIE, and oRtssrAf.
Also dsaies IN he following brands Of fINE To-
HACCO AZ m snufzeturrs' prices
DIANOkA, eMpEUOR.
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER, ROUGH ASU READY Toe. plusrsr.
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC. &C. -
segi fcy " ,.e-s.sl. ~ 27-ss&
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HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS A PRECAUTIo.
Against SMALLPOX.

SfCk-kOOd.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED As PRECAuTIos
AGAINST SMALLPOX.
For sale by the following grocers:
MCCARTHY & HAYNES, HERMAN scHsur,
A. l.. BURFoRD& BROTHER, JOHs ". Cookk-
PRIDpy 4 TAYLOR. 4. L. TODD,
WILLIAM RANKIN, y. w. ktLLEY.
J. N. KELLY, W. r. sMOOr,
). v, WHITE, JAMES IL. WADS.
W. y. RICHARDSON, JAMES 81 EwAkT.
NJ. q. CROWDS, q. MITCHELL,
W.AsurY wALkkR, W. u. hARToS,
j. WATsoS PHILLIPS, X 4. bozE Co.
DrTY 4 BROTHERS. J.. \. LOWRY,
sffRieTIAS A WITTY, ". WADk,
". A. u. DABSEY, ", =. ESsLteds
JAMES hAtS. y. u. sfAnks-
ALSO for ale by druggists eenesaily. Ask M
LOVES CARROLfC LAUNDRY SOAP. ana
2ke nothing else as Substitute.
PURCELL. LADD 4 Co,
felt Wholesale Agents.
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DISSOLUTION q PARTNERNHIPS.
COMPREHENSIVE

~
The Subscribers have entered into co-p.rsnss-
ship. under the nrm-nams OF sENNET q
co., for the purpose OF conducting The
WATCH and JEWELRY BUSINESS IN all it,
branches, and hope To- receive the continued %
tronaxc Of the public so hong bestowed upon the
senior partner. G. GENNEr,
ALEX. GRANT, JR.
ArRIL /, 1882. APP 5-eodtsfy2
RICHMOND, VA, April 1, 1892.
I HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED NY
Il son. T. a. CARY. 10 an Interest In my bust
ness, which win hereafter no conducted under the
hrln-namc Of JOHN u. CARY SON.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
for the firm continuation OF the patronage which
has been 80 kindly extended to me individually
JOHN Il. GARY.
Referring 10 the above announcement, We ODER
our services to our friends aud the public In
placing LIFE. FIRE. and MARIHf-f<St ST.
RANCE In the best foreign Of american comps
nies. and pledge our best efforts Ia protect their
interests. JOHN II. CARY & SOk.
ap Lot No. 1915 Main strers.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
RTHW ESTERN MUTUA
IIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY,
or MILWAUKEE,.

i sets, January l. lSs2".........Sl S.s594gh SO
.,,, cover 4 per cent. reserve. SO. O22,61l 81
"p'"'' lovers per cent reserve. i,l37,704 81
The DIVIDENDS OF the WESrER%
MUTUAL LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY have
In each Of the past nine years EXCEEDED THOSE
or ANY OTHER COMPANY ON siinilar policies
This company prints tables II is annual dividend
For further information as 10 the NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL address
JOHN ID. CARY. state Agent
1913 Main street. Richmond Va.
DR.. J. $. ID. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
fmh I0-eodtApl3I
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Flour steady, with move
activity. Wheat-Soutbern qnist; western lower,
closing quiet; southern red, si.3Denfl.35i amber
al 44Msl4a: No. 2 western winter reJ, spot
Com-soutbern stzsJy; west
ern A shade easier southern white, $685., yellow.
d6oc. western white 60@62c.; mixed, 5Ser
6nc.: Pennsylvania. GOeL62e. Provisions IN
changed and irm. Coffee quiet; Rio carRofr. Orai-
navy 10 fair ealOc. sugar firm 4" son, 9hc.
Wbiskrv nrIn at sl.l9@tl.2O. Freighis tn
chanzQd.
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CINCINNATI.

,nRcrHHArI, April 4.-Flonr firm ana an.
chsn~ed' Wheat heavy: No. red winter. 81 500
az al corn strong aud higher; No. 2 mixed, zoe.
oats DIM; No. 2 mixed, 8 Re. Pork la good d.
,nand al sls25. Lard nrIn at sll.l5@sl l.ZO.
,S,Ikmeats strong: shoulders ~; RIB, $50.
WhIskey active and frm 10 sl.l5; combination
saes of finished goods. 80 barrels, on basis of
eI.l7. sugar urn and unehaigfd. Iiogs a"let
common and light. s5.4O1s6.90; packing sad
butcher, oe.5O@s7aV.
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DRCGs. MEDICINES. Ae.
CARBoLIC LAUNDRY SOAP.

r OWES CARBoLIC LAUNDRY SOAR
Ia FOR DIsINfECIiNG
BED-CLOTHks AND CLOTHING OF TIKI
SfCk-KOOH.
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LOUISVILLE.

tof-tsyfIIE. April 4.-Proytions steady and
arm Mes.a pork and hulk-meats active but 40:
nuo,nbly hi cher Hams-sngar-cnFed, demand taif
and tendIng upward az I2al2se. i.ard hrn,er
In fair demand. md nomlnally unebangeii ezra
FAMILY. a. .eO1s5.60; choice 10 fancy $3.50
as so tirais generally unchanged bal -ome r1if-
sr,shsr higher. Wheal--Nc. 2 red winter lrin aad
nnrharxrd Corn strong and higher; No. While,
e9Lr-: No. a misesi, TO-. Oats-Dsinand fair and
- 1,s.hex. rafxef. G41f.
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IT. LouIs, April 4.-foar qnld ND an.
.,~"ai Gtrly arm: No. red IAN, 9l.2ea sash,
IN all May. Corn lower; 72Se. cash, Nc. April,
yas, NAV 0ats slow; 5<4e. e9h, ooc. Nay.
nnors skov: si7sO bid cash. buik-Dseats qliss,
a,rn- and unchanged; only Job trade. Lard noaii-
nal Whiskry steady AZ 4l.ls.
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t.bv Land Tells uow the James Gang
Robbcd Trains in the Southwest.

The killing OF Jesse James in ST.
Io.enh. Mo-, on Monday, by two Of his
former pals" the surrender 81 Dick Lit
,Ic with the understanding that through
his inIrumen;alty the rest Of the gang
should he captured, and the confession OF
John Land. all indicate that this terrible
hapd Of outlaws j. forever broken up.
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& oncned woak and closed strong.

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Virrnia CO, C0nsols
65r,; second series. "a new lO-4O's, ~. bid g.
day.