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Nxw YaES. MAJ 7--sienator stan
ferd's California trotsers will be sold
az auction tomorrow They hare
been attracting much attention.
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PAYSs. Ohio, May IA disastrous
fire Is raging here. The whole town
is nearly destroyed.
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TO PURIFY THE AIR.

Michi@An Prohibits Cigarettes and
infant Tobacco smoking.
LANSING, Mich, May THE senate
to-day passed the bill prohibiting the
sale of tobacco TO minors under II
years Of age. and the Jackson bin pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF
cigarettes. Both these bills have
passed the House and only require the
signature Of the governor to become
laws.
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Territorial omclaIs Appreciated.

WAsHIssTos, May THE president
made the following appointments to-
day F.. l.. Thomas, OF Salt Lake City,
To be governor of Utah: Elijah Sells,
OF Salt Lake, secretary OF Utah; Els
worth Daggett. suryeyor-generai OF
Utah Perry Johnson. of Idaho. regis
ter OF the land Office at Blackfoot,
Idaho; VIM. H. DanieIsons of Idaho,
receiver OF public moneys at Black
foot, Idaho: Joseph r. Bennett, OF
New Mexico. agent for Indians at
Wcscafro AGENCY, New Mexico.
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Sr. PErxRsBuRe. May Count
Alexis Tolstoi, minister Of the interier,
IS dead.
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The Nattcnal Liberal C1uh Renows
Allegiance 20 Glsdssene.
LONDON. May 7.-At the annual
meeting Of the National Liberal Club
to-day after an animated discussion
Parnell was elected q life member by
q large majority, thus resembling Tia
previous declaration of the club that
owing 10 the divisions at present ex-
listing in the party il IL not desirable
for the club to be actively identified
with any section OF II"
To-day's action Is tantamounf to de-
claring the club Giacstonian-
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TIE best spring Ese1icsns - fsuns.ers
Orsxor Hkoe3 PursEsg
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Anarehfsf Indietrnsets ntsnfsssd.
CEicsao. May The indictments
against Hronek. Czpek and sevies
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THE LAST OFFICES
Capt. Frank Palmer to Be
Public Printer.


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became editor and mart owner Of tire
Dubaque Times. In fs60 be was elected
state printer. holding the effce eight
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printer he secured control OF the Ssak<
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Loul.,li.a 1nhaeco Market.

L0UIsyIrLE, April 21-Dry weather,
light receipts, very Undesirable offerings
generally were again the leading features
this week
No Buriey-A continuance of re-
markably dry weather, preventing hani-
ling aud prizing for market. receipts from
the country were very light and conse-
quentiy offerings, consisting largely Of
reviews, were again almost distressingly
undesirable in quality besides being 90 "a
great extent in bad or very soft order
Prices remained unchanged. although the
market Al times showed advances of tc.
to lc. on desirable quality and order, with
quotations higher than at any time this
season for good 10 select filters and wrap
per leaf, On the other hand tobacco in
bad or soft order was dull. neglected and
lower than formerly The cure for all
such extremes being good season with
large receipts now greatly desired
Old BurleH.- Without any new features
Nsr Dark-ln both heavy and light
bodied, the market showed little or no
change in any respect. The very unde-
sirable character of the heavy dark leaf
offered 80 far this season being very
tldlhtN anu MUM iDuluifultl 0uf " lAA
no improvement expected, unless a good
handling season brings with its larger
receipts better quality. Strictly line
dark heavy wrapper leaf appears almost
a thing of the past Lugs scarce, unde-
sirable, and unchanged Light bodied
dark leaf and Tugs unchanged
old Dark Heacy Offerings OF low
grade. larger, with quality and condi
ton worse than Of late, sound tobacco
being very rare this week was strong at
outside figures, while unsound, frosted
and dirty were nearer inside figures.
Green Rictr Filters continue strong at
last weeks figures, with even an upward
tendency for all sweet and otherwise de-
sirable.
Receipts from the country now current
state that plants in many cases have
failed to appear, with Il general com
plant that they are very small in the
beds, owing to the drought, but no doubt
all to be revived By the first good rain.
Scarcity Of plants is not one OF the GER
tainiies yet.
Pricate lSa!es-This week were 31j
hogsheads, consisting of $50 hogsheads
old dark lugs, and 2j hogsheads old bur
leys. ALEX. HARTHILL.
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COTTONWOOD FALLS WOMEN.

The bringing forth Of ladies' names in this
public fashion was al first regarded as entirely
unwarranted, in fact, ~ the ladies had not
been nominated seriously, It was regarded a
an insult. Il occurred TO their friends that IL
would bo "A lar better joke 10 elect them. Con.
sequeniiy they all went TO work with a Will,
and when tho election was over j; was found
that tho lOkers ticket was elected by large
maiority
The mayor-eect. Mrs Minnie d. Morgan,
is the vito of tho editor OF Tho Chase County
Leader. She is an officer of tho Women s
Relief corps and an officer IN the department
of Kansas. Mrs Morgan was born and cdu-
Gated in Cincinnati, aud Was at ono time a
teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. NJ T. johnson, council woman, Is the
vito OF Jabin johnson, twice sheriff of Chase
county. Mrs. johnson has artistic tastes.
Mrs. Barbara Gillett, council woman, Is q
widow and the mother Of Frank l.. Gilett,
state senator, besides being the mother OF "a
number of grown up sons and daughters.
Mrs Sarah Grisham is the wife of the
attorney for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fc railroad, who IS "a prominent politician
and "A member Of the g. \. X. She was
graduated al the state normal school and be
came teacher At tho timc Of her election
She was IN charge OF the primary department
OF the Cottonwood Falls school
Mrs Mary 7 Groundwater, police judge,
Is the wife Of farmer Shc went from
Massachusetts 10 Kansas Sho also has been
a teacher For years shs has been very
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, April 29.-No sales Of
loose tobacco to-day.
Offerings of tobacco at auction on
Change Monday, April %, 1889 Total
offerings, thiriy-iive packages principally
common West Virginia brights. One
package sold at 81 G21 per 100 pounds
one taken in at sl2 -. two sold Al
Sl21j one taken in at Sl2. one sold at
81 p. one taken in m $40 80 Twenty
eight brought under so per 100 pounds,
Of which.ten were taken in.
Wilson's Crenshaw's Planters
Shockoe. Centre, Davenports. Blanch-
ards Seabrook's, Myers and Old Do
minion warehouses report 49, hogshead-
and one fierce delivered to-day.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections % hogsheads; re
Inspections , hogsheads
Sales of tobacco reported TO the sec
rotary to-day. Wrappers, hogsheads,
smokers. hOgsheads. West Virginia
brighis, 20 hogsheads, sun-cured, / hogs
head. Total sales reported to dav, 20
logsheads.
A prominent dealer. Just returned
from n trip West, says: Il found the to-
baccO market Of Louisville and Cincin-
natl very bare OF fresh receipts Nearly
a'l the tobaccos offered were tOhaccus
which had been previously rejected once
twice. or three times. Owing TO the very
light receipts in those markets. owners
OF these tobaccos had shown very
strong disposition to put il on the market
and sell-hence receipts have been pretty
mach o this class.
The general impression is that We
have seen about the lowest prices. a.
there is an active and strong demand for
hurley tobacCOs, and that the trade
Southeast is rapidly increasing in the
hurley product, and the orders now ON
these markets ere stimulating them to
k lep up the average.
There is great diversity of opinion
as 10 the crop Of 1889. In some sec
tons il was thought an average crop
would be planted, while in others not
more than fifty per cent OF last year 5
o. would be planted
For the last six weeks or two months
very considerable complaint has been
made Of the dry redtier and much
damage rel orted to the tobacco plants In
all sections of Kentucky and Ohio
MI " I. Townes, OF Danyiile was
on the ! edmond tobacco market 10 day.
I'm speaking Of the Danyille tobacco
market he says Breaks are fairly lsrge,
and the quality does not i,utove 40 ALL
The general exrrl ssiou Ofop.'ioa 6n the
part OF The manufacturers represents
much ol the bright tobacco, which appear
fHs on the warehouse hoor-, are packing
out ahom'nably mean
A prominent dealer IN sun-cured to-
baccos informs me to-day that he has
sold out his stock.
At special meet ne of the Tobacco
Trade, Mr. t. D. Christian, yice-pre.i-
dent in The chair called thc meeting 20
order and announced that as tomorrow.
April Both, had been set apart and APP
pointed by the President of the United
states as day of thanksgiving, &c. 10
was fr ntcesat1te rel q national holiday,
therefore he would be glad 10 have the
sense of the trade upon the question of
It's observance AZ such.
Mr. John W. Taylor mOyld that the
Trade do adjourn az the close Of bust.
ness to-day, 10 meet on Wednesday
morning AT regular hour for business.
and The Exchange be closed tomorrow
April Both. 1889
Adopted. c. Mel.
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DASvTLLE, VA, April 21-On Tues
day we had a very good break of toh4c.
co. nearly all of which was received ON
wagons that day The sales that day
lasted till after noon Since then we
have gotten through with The sslcs by
dinner time. If there has been any inn
proyement in the quality of ihc breaks
we have failed 40 detect d. Though W.
had rein several DAYS this week The wca-
Their was too cold for season Very few
OF our dealers were able tO get down any
of their stock thai was HANGING They
are I'm about As bad fix rs they have
been at any time on account of lack of
room for hanging up their stock, which
they have been carrying in bulk for some
time, which is now in danger OF heating
and damaging.
There has been some little luciuation
in prices this week, but not of much CON
sequence. Common and medium filters
were some easier. There was. perhaps.
a little less anxiety 90 buy, but still the
market closed on Yesterday a shade
sitter than il has been during the middla
of the week Everybody is daily looking
for good season. when We shall be able
to strike down the stock that has been
hanging 20 long. and when we shall have
biz breaks OF the weed.
The trading In old stocks with The
dealers has been very small This week
and of decided retail character. We
have noticed very few tobacco men from
a distance on the market this week.
DBRELL BROTHERS
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"Thcso repeated several times, hop
mg they might reach the car of some
operator ON the line. then slowly and
distinctly wrote these words. still sobbins
violently.
'Who-hears- this-for- heaven s.
sake rcport-to-train ~ dispatcher-at
Observation-Disclosures in - the
-hands-of -seyen-r obbers--who-wlll
compel me-to-fag -No. 4. Send
-help-quick.
Then / signed name and Office call
THE MESSAGE HEEDED.
IL released The armature, and the in
anmcut clicked out:
"'Bfacc up little-girl-l-h near
you'll.
III was the train dispatchers call
With q fierce shout the leader sprang
forward and rudely snatched me away
from the table and asked:
"'Gal. what's that
".Only distant Office asking for or
ders for freight train, l responded.
"'Nonc Of yer lynn, you little imp ne
roarcd yer up TO some trick.
NO, replied, ! am not II wore
doing tllat my fingers would be ON the
instrument Don't you sec | am not
touching it. aud yet it works? II Is only
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reecher.. Country r.aen.

Boscobel, the country place of the lat.
Henry Ward Beecherat pcckskill ou ,h'
Hudson. has been sold 10 Mr.. Butler o
New York. for $4,000. The house cos
Nh BeecLcr $4,000. and he is said O.
have spent 100000 GA the sroimit. Th.
larger part 81 this sIm vas spent o:
trees. Mr. Be,chcr planted over 5000
including ever variety native o. Oh,
temperate zonr. The whole place wa.
-ubsoiled and drained. and bis trees
which protected bis garden from tm
northwest winds, enabled him To hay,
fruits and Vegetables Two or tl.rcs week.
ahead OF his nms hbors.-ilArpeg BaAr
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The familiar inquiry, "Is it true tina
the first apple was eaten by the hrs
pair." is far fetched. but one cannot den.
tho humor Of IT, Again, in the conun
drum. "Why is biindmans brn lis
sympathy Because it ma follow feel
ing for follow creature there is a di
rect application which isalso unque-tion
ably humorous. Then, 49, another eN
ample of "a pun which is ahsurlly appar
emit there was Douglas Jorrold's rtmari
about q man to whom be- bad repeatedly
written ia vain for somemoncy. "l have
written him. saidJerroM toan acquaint
ancc, but got nothing. strange. sai,
the other. FOR he - maG luli az Kind
ness" "Ncs," rejoined Jerroid "mre
hitting kindness. All thc Year Round
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Adolph Of Nassau has already entered, with
the sanction Of the chamber Of Luxembourg
upon the duties Of government in said coun-
fry. Thus Luxembourg becomes German
lgain. and it is even said by some who claim
v know Of what they speak that Bismarck
intend, 10 unite It with Alsace-Lorraine,
making Of the throe n kingdom, and pro
mining Duke Adolph king. 1t might be ex-
claimed here that the grand duchy OF LuKem-
laurz is originally German state, having
rom 1915 t. 1865 belonged to tho German
confederation In 1915 it was coded by tho
Vienna congress 10 the king OF tho Netherlands
npiace Of Nassau. which had been taken from
i'm.
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FAR AWAY.

~ s-siive ari' o osg ne rcs % tell
ice unnlc 81 that dear ilrl love so wen
'rcp Bro my faau t ir.-t 'lere lst o. sleep;
newer -irsi thai u.nc hut muit weep
aif is Chat lni 40. cnui fsH Row fairi
ac'f skies. unciollrd ii.i't avn iaH} air;
4nd wacn' Gee night 81 lf.i "a p. Ger tav
Hc iuoun anuticf sin rth ml'lrr rly.
hc silf' Ntu nearer ,,fIo On gazing eyes.
tcafcn foo. Nrfusuear,f DO tHpsrdvp blue eiica
d garden baud. ahru' ,innnr. oi every hge
n...f go flc GLAD days .i-lt urdrink nights dow
AHuc of ucaufy. glorious aui grand
ltiN my Italy deaf ldi,e land
.--uL IllALl
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CNcINsArI, O., April Chickering'S
during the week: Old, 36S hogsheadsi
new. 1870 hogsheads Total, l,7i3 hogs
heads. Actual sales, 1877 hogsheads,
receipts, 94s hogsheads. We have no
material change 10 report in our markets
this week An active demand prevailed
for all sorts, and prices remained very
firm. Old tobaccos were offered more
freely and. we're in better demand, al
tirmer figures.
+. W. DoHRMANN < Son.
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rHEDAfLY TINES TUESDAY. APRIL So 1889

prominent m sunday scnooI work she VIII
~ jus, tho person to pass wholesome srn-
,ences on any Of the iokers who NAV he
brought up before her for disturbing the
ocacc after - O'Clock midnight between Sat
griay AMI Sunday
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter is widow, Pres
oyieral aud highly respected.
Nil, Alice Hunt j. teacher in the city
schools She Is quite young, and an accom-
pI ishcil lady.
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WARRENroS, y. c., April 29.-Re
ceipts for past week have been fair, with
no improvement in color or quality
Prices remain the same Ii rained yes
terday and day before, and we expect
heavy receipts next week. Plants are
as plentiful and as good as could be
wished for W. Is. BOYD.
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Mr.. Hugh Ebbonie-Ant go agoin' 10
Mrs Yallerbys ball ober on Sebenth ahenue
tonight Gu,tnsf
Mr.. Augustus Whitewash -'Frei ] KANT,
Hugh II am fun dress ailai.. an hab no
gloves.
Mr. Hugh Ehtonie-Sho. chi.ol jus dip 20
tands in dat pail % whitcwash obcr dar, an
youll hab q skin tight PAIR ob white kids in
40 time Jude.
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License IANIs.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, Va. March p, 1889.


RICHMOND, Va. March p, 1889.
I license TAX.-CITl LICENSES
l. for the year l,,g have been placed In my
hands Tor collection and arelnOw due, as fol
lows
AGENTS-(Bagsage and Express, Fertilizer,
Insurance. IatOr. Land. Manufacturing Ar
ticles, Renting Houses, Railroad Iicke :,
Steamship Lines ARCHITECTS, ATIOk-
NEYS-A1-LA#, AUCTIONEhRs-lGe General.
Real Estate. Tobacco, Common Crier) BAR
ROOM BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES. BkOh ERS-lCattle. Commercial,
Insurance. Merchandise. Pawn. railroad
Tickets. ship. stock. TOhaccO,l CHENls -.
CITY sCANRNGER. COMMISSION NER-
CHANTS. DENTISTS. DETECTIVE AGEN-
tIE-. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
OYSTERS. FRUIT STANDS and BASKETS,
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS. LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale, Ret u, Wholesale
Malt, Botfling Beerl LlN cry 81 ABLE-.
LOAN OFFICES, LUMBER MEAsU kERS.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES, PHOTOGRAPH
ER~. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS,
PUBLIC ROOMS, REsrAU RANTS. SNACK.
STORAGE. TELEGRAPH and TELEPH pNE
COMPANIES. VETERINARY SURG IONS.
AND ALL PERSONS SUBJ ECI TO A
LICENSE TAX,
Parties falling 10 pay this tax on or before
April ~, lss9 will be subject 10 tue penalty
prcsol iDclrby the City rliuance-.
r ". CUNNINGHAM.
ap1-td Collector OF City Taxes.
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lived for a time in Poris and in Switzerland,
and afterwards returned 20 Germany, max
ing Vienna h.s permanent homo, from whcro
be las recently gone % Luxembourg, as
stated above
As the duke Is rather an oil man. IL is
thought that he viii probably soon resign Ia
favor Of his SON William, who was born IN
lsi2 and has hitherto been colonel in the
Austrian army
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Chicago Maraef-

Chicago, April e9.-Wheat opened
dull Corn active and higher. Oat.
strong and higher. Provisions dull and
unchanged Closing Wheat May
s7sc; June, S2tc.; July. ;9;c. Corn
May, 33lc, June, 34sc.; July, Sjsc
Oats-May, 22sc;. June, dc July
23ic Pork-Msy. sll5ii; June. $40
July. $3.50. Lard-May, 50 set, June
So So. July, SG92i Short .ribs-May
sj.92t; Juae, $G02tQ6O5; July. S612i
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Live stock Market.

RicnIoSD, April 20, 1889.
Receipts. 20 head cattle 10 sheep 1871
no s.
sales 30 head cattle i22 sheep l6l
hogs.
Prices Cattle. hest. 10 ilc. gross ia few
extra hishcrl medium to good. 4 10 ne.
gross. common to fair. ,. 10 BIC. gross
sheep. o. SIC gross. hogs, to hsc. net
bulls. p % Bic. gross.
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New York Markets.

NEW York, April 99-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat steady. spot
sales. May, S3sc. Corn dull; spot sales
no market Oats dull and unchanged
spot sales No mixed. May, 4ltc Pork
dull; mess, Sl325 Lard easier; Apri
S51j. Sugar Refined firm; cut-loaf, 9ic.
powdered. DC.
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Duke Adolph Of Nassau, Is


# Duke William ],
lnd vas born on
the 18th Of July.
1871 In 1859 he
ucceedel his ia
.hor, andinthe war
between Austria
and Prussia IN 1866
le fought on the
ileof Austria. and
as q consequence Of
this war adtOcede
country 90 Prus-
STA and retro into
rrivoor To fhru
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Gram and Cotton Market.
RIcnsoND. Va, April %, 1889.

RICHNOND, VA, April ~, 1889.
OFFERINGS KFPoErzD 10 srcgsrAsr.
Wheat bushels.
Curn-l 40 bushels
Oafs-lOoO bushels.
Rve-.'1 bushels
Fcis-ii bushels.
Mill Ollal-i5 tons
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheai-Mixei. - bushels very good at 81.
Com White. 60 bushels very good at
lGc
Black Pea--l4 bus els very good at vi %.
COTTON REFoRr.
Market firm.
Quotations --Middling. l0c.; low mid
Hing. 9sc.. good ordinary. sec.
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Princess W nh ell
nina. alittle girl O.
nearly . years, but
she does not inherit
the grand duchy Of
Luxem bourG,
" hich, according
10 the constitution
Of the Netherlands,
will fall back 70 the
older ducal house Of
Nassau. In fact
this has already
taken place, as since
tho installation OF
regents in the place
" the sick king OF
Unllnnd- Duk
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THE woMAN's TICKET.

How 1t Va, Carried by Large Majority
at Cottonwood walls. Kan.
At Cottonwood Falls, Kan. the recent cleo
don of woman ticket was planned orisi-
ually as a hinge joke Theday before election
q "citi1us ticket, composed Of the names Of
reputable citizens. was brought out, and no
one supposed there would be any opposition
but some persons who were fond OF joking
made upa ticket Of ladies Names and, not
DARING 10 circulate them openly, sent few
through the mails on election morning