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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07

.NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
~ pANf.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers loavs R .arand EVERY TUBS
Steamers tage Now YORK for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and eAIURDAY
ltlQ. m aulFnsiu Richmond MONDAY aud
fNiNA 5 morning..
Passenger accommodation unsurua
Cabin fare t0 New .rk via james rtrr
route Including meals aul lelflJ. g. I'D
h0lll-ftip ithOls limited CD thirty dlyi
after l4t0 az issue. ........... .......... 81 f
,tDl ree With suislafrlDs. ........... nj
eftUIu4H. without slta|lffuUr.. ......... VI
Cabin Fare FiA tlosapo.e and OHIO rail
roed.,.. ............. ............ ID l
Cabin fare y.a Richmond aud pcIsIebllx
T.oscfs con be- obtained 40 A. W. Garb,-a
llN fMl ft.D.tf lll.AItt NIi OHIO H.i
Richmond aud Petersburg lep0.. anI af COM.
psnys 0mees. 1901 Stain street, ani wharf
F.eisn,s forwarded a1i through boil s.f lad.
ing issued Tor ronts ueIuni afN iUta.
Freight received daily lntl hour oi sailing.
DAYsTt EsDAYs.W DNEsDAYt. lHs
DAYS. and SAIt kDAfr ly fle Ch.ar0isa
g. OBJ 'u raiIH4y l'iA hHHpUr. tlHttI .I I m.
aud pm Boy Richmond and ieterlaIs r
r1n btme llJl az . N an, hi.I uaat O.l''.-
ton 40 NORFOLK VITA steamer leay.ls % roo
days.
So. lNi Stain street, anl
1iy ll-tf Com AnF'a Wlarf. ltONkntf
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
pAhY'a
JANE5 RIVER LItE fOR
OLD rDlrI, eDriOik. IONI .HNI ITO.
nh" ron rh"r. GLAZE
And JAHts tlNEA LAND.
I-Ca uIHI.I
AAD Only DINLCf h1rlk NIlHycs
ThANsFEh OR lHAN0Euf
ANY KIND.
COSNECl0Nss
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely s.t.. IS.
lines lDr na.aflufc, fl.tla.D 4.A. t.I N.f
OTIS same Afternoon ALSO, a. h".U.a 70
huatcru hurl Carolina .UI tnC South.
AZ NLM fOal NEWS ior hlul ton. ai
Ald al CLAREM0NI With tte Atlantic q
D1nyllle railroad l0r WaFfriF. ID .ssi.rl, a.,
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT IOi MIST lIAh.
AhEsIOWN, DUTCH CAP. AND hAA
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHANGED hl
RAIL LINES.
FikSI-CLAhe AZ .AIs.
IIe elegant aui last steamer
AklbL
lc4-rylng United States NAN,
CAPTAIN DEfO.
leaves hIcluunl csc.
MON DAY, WhDA hoDAh. nd f.IuAf
Al An. itlhkEl-iAi.- lDAaE.I ~
~ Ill a. 10 Tor aoofo namel phases. t.rt.
ing al norfolk about $50 U.u. &c.. .Hs
the steamer leaves Norfolk. 600 I.n. a0t
Newport News on alternate days. arrs. Is FL
Richmond about l.I pm.
through tickets o. above. named r. UN 90
sa "a steamer and az CARRIERS Ast..I. 800
10 Man street. hAgyase cler.Di tln.sa
SIAIE.kOOAs ENGAGED FOX DAf
OK NIGHT
fhElGHT.
Freight received daily Tor NarffIf D. rz-
mouth, emithll.c. Hamilton. Ola Point. 4f-
cry, and hlcksiOrd. Va, Nsshinsf0n. d. li
NcMucrne, Washington. and lafIOf0. A l.i
All stations ou Atlantic * DanFIIr ri. $50
Scaooafd a Roanoke lruad. NurIoIk r0.Il-
ern railroad, and Eastern AOfll laH.IIh
generally also. iOr Eastern Shore of hIf.la
and AZ regular iAnllDgs on tnc James tftf
at LOW kSl RAT Is. and through bills 10
sued.
LUCiES y. TATUM. wee. President
No. illi Main street and koSAelfs,
IRWIN "EisiGER, freight and Passensgr a e
tmFfn
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] consider 10 my duty for the benefit OF
suffering humanity, 90 announce tine won
great preparation "NOlandinc' Ny cOudi-
ton vas well known 10 "a large circle of
friends and acqualntances who will bear Wit
ness tO the following statement Ny disease
was consumption with frequent hemOr-
fnlgDs from the lungs. and All other dis.
sressins symptoms of this awful disease.
/ positively assert that hy the use Of your
vegetable .NOlandiue' have been restored
90 perfect health. and ann now attending
io my business as though / had never been
afflicted with consumption.
have recommended 10 10 others similarly
afflicted, and ! am happy 10 state, with sim-
liar suits as IN my own case.
Very sincerely and gratefully yours,
JAMES ". NEW. Richmond Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07

BEGINNING TO DAWN on THEM.-It is
now beginning to dawn upon the
fraternity of pugilisiic sports " and
law breakers that the ARE,
Of Sullivan is something more
than Formally: that Governor
Lowrey means business, and that
their hero il likely 10 serve a
wear in the Marion county Jail. They
expected fine-that would only give
them a chance to show their generosity
and advertise themselves and Sullivan;
but a year in Jail is a different matter.
Let Us hope that the Marion county
jury will do its whole duty. and so give
prize fighters the country over an object
lesson they will never forget.-BnQmO
Mall and Express.
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The foll,wing jeu d'esprit takes COZ
advantage Of the poetic license:

II friend johnny
Had been less ny,
Aud not 30 brash
IL make c.a.h
with Harrison.
L. might been done.
But there's the rub
says Dir. Grub TO-.
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gbl Dailp aimrs.

PUBLISHED ny THE TINEs COMPANY,
OFFICE; 9oi EAST MAIN aTRBKT
RICHMOND, VA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07

On Trains nos. "a and -3 sleeping cars b.
tween New York and Tampa. = a., via Jaci
s0uxNlel. on Trains Nos. ~. and ~ 9eep
fa. cars between Washin ytOn end Charles
ff7. On Train 80. IS siceping-oals bctwef
New York and Jacksonville. On Train NO
%. sleeping cars between Washington an'
-ltluuIh
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PULLMAN sLEEPINg cARAccoNNoo.
pIEDMONT AIRLINE

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANvlLla 0AllI.fD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROllg Il
lhE sou lH.
PULLMAN sLEEfsk. on All MOTT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE lN tttlcr AUGUST I,.
Tam ft
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07

BOULANGER's COLLAPSE.-The New
York World thinks that the collapse OF
BOulangerism seems 10 be complete. Ii
may be that it will again show some
signs of life, but the chances are that IL
is a thing of the past. Political events
move 30 rapidly in France that the man
who lets the golden moment pass never
has a second opportunity to effect his
purpose. The weakness of BOulanger-
ism lay in its indefinite character. II
was shadowy protest, not an az
gressive entity. 1t was as hard TO
grasp as a piece Of quicksilver. A sue
cessful revolutionist must be something
more than a dyspeptic grumbler.
HARRISON AND MAHoNE.-Aftert the
administration S bal6 bargain with Ma
hone TO rehablitate that political pi-
rate as Republican boss in Virginia il
is not surprising that President Harii-
son has Tesurrected and appointed to
office twoof the worst of the Old-timc
carpet-baggers in LOuislana-pitkin and
WarmOth. Twelve years ago the 1f.i-
btne said Of Pltkin and his associates
lutlt ludt ihoot VI INC Ipulcldud Hdu-
have been brought into prominence by
the fact that they were charged with
being great rascals.' The fraud Hayes
had some excuse for rewarding these ras-
calls with oiiice-he couldn't help him.
self. The Phsrisee Harrison has eyl-
IDENTIFY done it from pure selfishness.-
Nelc York World.
The THING FOR CANADA. AS States
of the American Union. free aud soye.
reign, the provinces Of the Canadian
Dominion, now SO sluggish, would
forthwith advance equally with the rest
of the Republic. Population would in
crease. the volume of trade would
swell, and the land would be more
valuable. Annexation, therefore, is
inevitable, and the sooner it comes the |
better it will be for CaDada.-N. Y. Sun. |
No SPLIT. There is no split in the |
-anks Of the Henry George party in
New York, as reported. There is no
'uch party now IN existence here
Nec York Sun.
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TIE ONLY ALL-RAiL LiNEro EoRfoLh


Richmond. 81 ~ am. N0iIolE. lf ~
Elcf mend. '1Uspnl. fcrtc k. 1857 iu.
Norfolk, SD AN. hcnmnnl, I'D tN ln'
Norfolk, s5.N lm. hicnmr nd. $500 tm,
Those tlnirl sIso make ciN8c cunnecLo-i
for Farmviue. Lyueh0lry and south
storm points and all stations On the NOroD
and Western railroad.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT COMMENTS
BY BRIGHT WRITER'S

New York and the Worlds Tair-Let'-
Have one Apiece-Most Lame and I'm
portant ConcIusion-Nr. Harrison and
Civil Ser,ice-Othcr Topics.
New YORK AND THE WORLD S FAIR
There is great danger that the CONNER
cial bodies and trade organizations OF
the city will embarrass the Mayor more
than they will assist him in the selec-
ton Of members Of the committees to
make preliminary arrangements for the
Worlds Fair. There are only one
hundred men to be placed upon the
four committees, and instead Of the
various commercial and industrial
organizations meeting and choos-
ing their most capable reprssen-
tativcs as candidates for the
Mayors choice. several Of them have
designated number Of persons, all Of
whom cannot possibly be taken ; others
have left it to the suggestion of cliques
or individuals, while many persons
have worked to get themselves support
ed for places on the committees. There
are plenty Of evidences Of more anxiety
to promote some selfish end than to
work in the right spirit for successful
effort to get up great exhibition. This
sort Of thing should stop, and serious
and public-spirited work should be done
with a view solely to getting the best
ability applied 10 this undertaking.
" y. Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07

LET 5 HAVE one APIECE FROM pre-
sent appearances there are indications
that the market for international
World = Fairs in 1892 may be badly
overstocked. The original proposition
was that the fair should be held IN
Washington as the capital Of the cOun-
try. and a number Of members Of Con-
gress have recently expressed them
selves in Western papers as being still
IN favor of that choice. But the ener-
Ky with which New York has taken
hold of the project indicates a strength
Of sentiment for this city which will
be 80 formidable that by the time Con-
gress meets the claims Of Washington
VIII hardly appear in the contest.
But Chicago. in spite Of the over
whelming popular prediction in favor
II New York. and the natural fitness
of this city as the site of a great Ameri-
can exposition. continues 10 assert IT,
right to the fair. Will undoubtedly
bring the influence Of the Mississippi
Valley. so far as possible. to bear upon
Congress ia its favor. and. il the actiOn-
of the people are as tall az their talk
will hold a fair anyhow, even If Con
gress should decide in favor Of New
York. Then there is also ST. Louis
whore a movement is on foot to secure
it. and Boston also makes a claim.
NeC York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07


MOsT LANE AND IMPOTENT CONCLU
sIOS.-The escape Of the Black Dia.
mOnd from the prize crew of one placed
on her BY the captain Of the Rush per
mits the Behring sea question 10 be dis.
cussed now in an academic manner
without any houri6hing of sabres and
ckel-plated pistols. The whole Incl.
dent was absurd. Il was absurd TO sup
pose we had any exclusive rights on
the ocean seventy miles from land. and
it was absurd to place large vessel ia
charge Of priz crew OF one man. A
single man couldn't have taken
the Black Diamond anywhere.
He couldn't have been at the
helm, at the pumps. aloft reefing sail
and down below cooking and eating his
duff " all at once. 50 the prize-crew
bad to ask the captain Of the Black
Diamond TO navigate the ship. 1t l.
said the prize crew staid in the bunk
the whole run home. II was probably
so convulsed with laughter and full Of
French brandy that 1t could not be any
where else. II probably thought it was
going into Sitka when it was put ashore
at Victoria. There was never more
ridiculous conclusion Of an interna-
tional incident.
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Suucrintendt
r. 4. b. MYERS,
General Superintendent
TN. FNrraos. General PasseI gen Agent.
Sol HAAS Traffic Managcc. SAP %
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Try one bottle and YOU Will he convinced
FOR sale by an druggist Send for 9o9k o'
testimonials and other valuable nfofmation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-07
BYMAIl, Posr4.srRsrAA.
ADVERTISING RATES.

hs-Reading notices In reading matter rps,
10 cents per linz. Nonpariel lsaded. 12esnt'
per line.
B4-spccisl contract rates furni,hsd on sp-
nsation
Auction Sales. Legal Notices. and Arnuss-
ment Advertisements 81 per Inch each In
sertion.
Rejected communications will moi 10 70
urncd.
rntcred 1T IN. Richmond. va psstof1os
- secOnd-class matter.
Remittance. should 10 m,cs by drafts
checks. postonics orders, OF registered letter
TIE TINES COHrANf,
Rlsbisoud. Va.
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No SPLIT There is no split in the
ranks OF the Henry George party in
New York, as reported. There is no
such party now IN existence here
Nep York Sun.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-08

dollars worth of insurance upon any Of the
property lost. J. /. Chandler lost all he had
in the rid, some 81 200 or 81 400. The
Messry. Hammond are almost In the same
condition. Messrs. Shumate e. Burca los t
about 81 900. In addition TO his loss of
goods, j. p. Bailey had something over
81. 500 in currency in his safe which was 50
badly scorched that it is doubtful whether
he will save any Of it or not. He has
shipped it to the treasury department at
Washington with the hope that the
bills can be sufficiently identified to
have them replaced. the mount
of his loss cannot therefore be def
nitely stated at present The heaviest loss
upon anyone was that of John ID. James,
In the destruction of the buildings. His
loss was perhaps 5000 or $4,000. This is
the second time Mr.. James has been burnt
on in the same place since the war, and the
loss is particularly hard on him. The
Gazette Office, Globe hotel and ssother build
ings had narrow escape. The total loss is
estimated at S13, 600
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-08

Daily. tDaily except Sunday. -,
Train No. ID stops only at o cen fohu ptJea-
Train No 70 stops only at Mouteth, hUs'
land Green Pond and Rayenel
Trains Nos. - and So stop at all stations anI
For tickets, Pullman car reservation r al
other information, apply TO WM. bhEN' Ai'A''
Agent - Bull street, and at depot. .+
L. 2. MCSWINEY, Gen. Pass. Agen"
c. 8 CADS DEN. StDarin'ende
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SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.
Coast Line Railroad
Suburban Schedule.

CATHEDRAL CEMETERY. BONAvENrUkb
AND THUNDERBOLT CITY TINE
THE following schedule will be observed o.
Il and after MONDAY, Oct. s, loo'' wv
days: 4.
Leave Savannah city time, 7;io, 1879 A. -
Leave Thunderbolt, $3.50, 500 A. NJ, 12;9o' 4"'
t5:40PM ,o.s0
Leave Bonaventure, 600, $40 A. NJ 4-'''
4:i0. $3.50 p. NJ ..,. in.
saturday night last car leaves city 81 40
stead Of 6:S5. last car leaves ThunderoolV ''''
instead Of $50 as formerly. 49, hosors
Take Broughton street cars % minutes O0''
departure of Suburban trains. .,- to.s5.
Steam cars leave depot sundays, :. go. ~, n
1l:I5 A. NJ, a:l0 800, 800, 300, $500, ~ J,
r. L. COBB, sup
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RANT Steamship Line.
sIHi.vEExLY.
Tampa, X sy West and IIavana

SOUTH BOUND
Nv Port Tampa Mondays and Thursdays lo:3O
r.
Ar Key West Tuesdays and Fridays 4Px
Ar Havana Wednesdays and Saturdays A. n
NORTH
LvHavana Wednesdays and Saturdays P. u.
Lvkey West Wednesdays and Saturdays9P. ~.
Ar Port Tampa Thursdays and Sundays $3.50
Pm
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fast Train to and from Northern and Eastern
cities For stateroom accommodations, apply
to City Ticket ONCE s., +. & W. R'y, Jackson
vile, or Agent Plant Steamship Line, Tampa.
G. ID. OWENS, Traffic Manager
II. S. HAINES. General Manager.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-08

v Guyton 1925 p. m; al. Sav'h 4:25 p m.
p. m. arrives Millen S:25 p. m. Returning,
n.
sgularly at Guyton to put off passeDg gers.
nile and Eatonton should take 7:i0 a. m. trai7.
sta, Blakely Clayton take $40 p m. train
STICK T. p. A EFT CHARLTON, G. P. 4
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SHIPPING,
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
--French Line to Hayre.

BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. 42, N X, foot OF Morton street. Tray
eers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort Of crossing the
Channel in a small boat. Special train leaving
the Company's dock at Hayre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers Baggage checked at
New York through TO Paris.
La CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY,
March 23 10 A. NJ.
LA BOUkGOGNE, FRAEGEUL, SATURDAY,
March 9, 1880 A. NJ.
LA GASCOGNE, sANTELLI, SATURDAY,
March 16, "A NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Qncluding wine);
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, Sl2O, 500 and $50;
Second Cabin 500; Steerage from New York TO
Havre, SEQ; Steeragc from New York to Paris,
S29; including wine beading and utensils.
A. FORGET, Agent, 3 Bowling Green foot OF
Broadway, New York.
Or r. w. HUNT, Esq., 90 Bull street, MEssRs.
WILDER & CO., 1876 Bay street. Savannah
AgputE
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RAILROADS.
charleston and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 8, 18j

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah BY
4 Standard Time, which is SO minutes slower
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-08

Dinner train " Say 900 m. Returning.
Millen accommodation leaves Savannah $40
| leaves Mlen 500 a. m; arrives Savannah 500 a.
Train leaving Savannah al s: 10 p. M will stop
Passing rs for Sylvania WrishLsvile 1tilled /.
| For Carrollton, Fl. Gaines, Ta5otton Buena
| JOHN ). BJROLEH, ia. - ,us >, CLYDE B
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA

ONLY RUNNING MACON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
rRoUBIEs OF BUSINESS MEN.

The Calender Insulating and waterproonng Com
pany OF No 10 cortland-st and East Newark has be-
como financially embarrassed and has suspended oper'
atIons. The company Incorporated In 1888 with
an authorized capital OF 100000 William NJ. CAL
lender being president and George FL Calender Sec
rotary. Among the chief promoters when tho COM
pany was started where William H. Guion and Charles
q. Fraucklyn Tho factory Of the company Is at
East Newark and Is claimed 10 have cost with land
and machinery s135. 900. To got capital for tho com.
pany debeuture bonds to the amount OF 100000 were
Issued, which Is said were PLACED m England
A meeting Of the creditors was held yesterday at the
Astor House. Those present declined TO give any In
formation for public ston but II s understood that Mr.
Calender, who has Just over from England and
b the father of the president of the company made
rather Indefinite statement OF tho companys CON
dion, showing unsecured liabilities OF about S4o,'
600 and quick assets $40 900, and asked an extension
Of about SIX months A committee OF creditors was
appointed 10 examine the books, make an inVesu-
CATION of the company's affairs and report at nOro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
rHE 1RMEs couRr.MARrAL POSTPONED.

Washington, April Sowing to Major Armess alb
sence fom the city the court-maral before which he
is to DO tried will not meet until Thursday Mean.
while a messenger viii be sent TO him in Virginia
bearing order appear beOre the court for trial
The detail for the court-martial which is to try
Major Armes has been amended by the substitution
OF Captain Knox, LIST Cavalry; Captain Kn0wer, 3D.
Artillery and Major George Davis Advocate for
Lieutenant Colonel Lawton, Major Carpenter and Major
Clous, respectively. These changes were made
necessary for the reason that Colonel Lawton pre-
fe red the charges against Major Armes, while Major
Carpenter once before presented charges and Major
Clois acted Judge.Advocate Of the courts that
tried Major Armes some time ago.
The general charges Of conduct unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman are supported by specifca
lions alleging false arrest Of Captain Bourne, and
malicious charges against the same officer, improper
newspaper publications and defamatory letters, and
finally, cowarily and dlsgraceful violent public as
sault upon Governor Beaver. Major Armes was sup
IN day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
THE STATE or TRADE.

FoaT dull lower Howard street and Western Supreme
a. Extra do S3 b00& % Family do - % 9S ~
CITY MIL. no Brands Extra SoSs 90 % AZ s,rssSt
40 EIl Il 30 as 90
i6oc western No Winter Red :SS5 At sSs
MSi,e t3s+s &c Sslisw Iasttc Western qaist gr%
SiIsd Pot Iss.stS April t2s.GSo Nay S aass sS
!SSS ts sSuS.Tn ana
sac; Western White sas2aS DO Mixed st9a as2
9agu. P sr% g %s Ga''f FORK Is Bun loose
pScSn~shondsrs sae' Clear Rib side. To . Hams LAM
; Ss,,s Im laS Western Packed
Creamery at rs 82Bo EKgs steady az lO91dlc Pouoea
steady kennod $780, Coce dull sseady Rio cargoSs AR
ls sS sh s9Frs Sas!ss %ssiey SSn H.
per Grain per bush a0G sfS cO W6s for
100 bush Corn 80 900 bush. oats 900 bnsh RYE l9o
bush Shpmepta-Flour 800 bbla Wheat 34OOO ou nna
Corn 80 900 bfsh. saesWheat 10000 bush Corn 'oooo
bush.
BUFFALO. April s,whsatsPring wheat dall closing
old NO / Hard 81 81 27TsJ New No. Hard az ~ ~
No Northern 81 OH, and No Northern sStc; Mlnter
wheat lower carloads OF No BED sold a. go G closing
ssS and Carloads Of No Red az 57ac track Corn
So a. % 10. a. sSe No A. S7,SG % tTeSh
sG9 e. a sS On 9 sS sa .sssd with good
cansds At 7cs No ofH %s lower a. esS Se Flour Flour
Is Sob85 Mifced weak Winter Bran sl2 S0cSlS spring
Sl2 90 oatmeal steady Canal s corn orn
10 600 bush oats 900 bush shipments-Wheat lSOoO
bush Corn % 600 bush Oats 5000 bush.
CHICAGO April sThe leading futures ranged rs follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

surRE,E coUnr-aEEEnAL TERN-Rscess continued.
endsr called a. II o'clock. =. ~. o,n, ~.
i gsS s as @ YssS s5S iss
sSpSSMs coUsrcsPEc1SL TEHsf-PARr II-BeiOre Insra
ham J-GAcs on and NSs l2eS iS27 Alarmed uo,p Arr
s,S, H'.S so r assS ss
PISS 9ls sslS sS5I 2ssS 26s7 1891 $3.50 SO'O oZ'
sUrSnSG coViIHca s IrIBeors Barrett
N ? $780, is s59 sS H sly sS ' S siS Sis
siia sziG ssiS Ssi6 stiS 1919 ~ ,.,o,. ,.ur.,,.
SAL sGsS sSo 7e51 49, 49, 1879 ISSs
ss' 8 5 5osG 1851 iSSI Ssts sSii iss5
suARoGArgs coURT-Before Ransom. SWins OF cernclla
4 N H''N',' -4 800. W. 80, w...n yn,,n,
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SUPIHToS couET-fTiiL TKRM-PAHr ITAdiOurned for the
SUPERIOR couRr-TmAL TERM-PARr IIT-AdlOurned for
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CoURT OF oYER TEhMINEEI Before Andrews ]. and
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