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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
TeIeeraphtc Flashes.

Lord Lonsdale arrived in san Francisco ycster-
day from Alaska.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the new British Minis
ter to the United states. arrived in " washington
yesterday.
A rurnor Il current In Jacksonville that death
from yelloW-fsyer occurred at Sanford, 80 miles
from there, Monday.
The Canadian House Of Commons yesterday
passed a bill providing for the extrafitiOn Of
criminals not covered by the eItradision treaty.
Thu large carpot-manufactory Of william F.
Montague, OF Philadelphia. was levied on yes
terday for ludgmentnotesa amounting to Sl59,52i.
Tho strike Of carmen at Vienna Is nearly al
an end A mob stoned tho cavalry and rein
forcements OF infantry we're required. Many
rioters were Woune Cd.
The slaughter-houae and pork. packing estab-
lishmeut OF 4. A. Laidley & Son, OF Cincin-
natl, were destroyed by fre last night Loss be-
tween $4,000 and $2J0'VJe
A boiler explosion At the birmingham Besse-
mer hcllng-Mills yesterday killed Dave BallseI
aud a man named DAVIS. both colored hremen.
The damage 70 tie property Is slight
At $50 yesterday Patrick Carroll. shoe.
maker tWenty-siX years Old. jumped from the
foAth Roadway OF the Brooklyn bridge. lie was
picked up by a tug and arrested.
Eleven colored preachers and teachers Of
Charleston. &. G., have united In petition u
President Harrison asking for tho appointment
Of Ex-Governor Thompson as member Of the
Civil-Soryice Commission.
Tho Hamburg American Packet Company
steamer Weyland, which sailed from Hayre yes
to-day for New York, will call at Azores and
take on board the passengers Of the steamer
Danmark who wero landed there.
A battalion OF Egyptian troops, under COM
mand OF tho Governor OF su6kiH. and two gun
boats have started from Cairo for Port lladAib,
which was recently captured by the SOudanese,
to make an attempt 70 recapture the place.
Tho Michigan Central railroad will hereafter
run no freight trains on sunday except when
absolutely necessary for the convey Ance OF
porishable goods and live stock. All other trains
win be stopped al =. NJ. Saturday and will
not start before A. VI. Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

70 gfasp the hand Of man who r. 70 uns ss ~.
idon't know how 70 ind words, rephea 10
Captain. 70 tell you how feel J wsnsp ts,eS
nv officers and men the credit Tor On ", VIII
wac ooIy duty. There wns nothing heroic apeo.
II, 1t was oniy an Epgishman's duty. an
might be In the same plight mysoe eo", 81.
There was nothing heroic on my psIn lee
considered the cargo, and when hunan ,,i IT,
were 70 be saved the cargo was nothing 'nei0-
fore II had 70 go. vo,ds
When The Captain bad spoken his few wo .,sh
and the cheering had eubsided there was ~" sa
70 grasp his hand, and for nearly az nouI =.
shook lie hands OF all hose who were fortunate
vsce-consai Louis westsrgard. Of Sweden
and Norway. was introduced 70 me CspsAi r, a
said II voice full Of emotion; as Nice-eV ,ua
OF sweden ana Norway at this port feel sens
deeply Impressed with the great ana gio.iO 1s
fas.s that under Providence you were tne nsp In
medium that saved seTe RAJ, hu tns ilI.faied
steamer Daomark as well ss het esp,
tain and crew. and IL - very pieasAn'
for all q US here assempieu ,ha
como you; 10 know that you, hI, p'c lis ne
right man in tho right place, and row sio" ~
OF this Exchange, and On behalf OF anu III ~ ~
name OF the directors OF the Maritime n1
change OF Philadelphia 10 tender roo an nonv.
nry mcmbersrip Of the Exchange, which pleeso
accent and rest insured that We shall be elao ~
see you on the floor as often as u may sun '"1'
convenience TO call , ,,--.rl
was ureeented WITH a sprig OF ivy which came
from = westminster Abbey and beautifully
boand miniature copy Of the Constitution Oh ulo
United States "a
After the reception at the Exchange ma
been conclud d the Captain was taken 70 ,l no
Mayors ofiloo and was by Mayor iltiow
in q neat and ntung speech Welcomsl 70 wa
city. He was inir ,duced 20 many anu Ieo1.' y. ~
tho Gin lest woris Of praise. bat through u NJ
he was the same blushing. modest, anu uno"
cunning young and plain Captain aurreh.
THE MISSOURI AND HER CAPTAIN.
PHIADELPHIA, April 23-The Atlantic Trans
port Line. q which tho steamer Missouri Dc
longs, have promptly released the conslgnssS
OF the cargo by said steamer OF any con'rlou-
tons arising rom The jettison OF part OF tle
cargo Of the Missouri In order 10 make room LOT
the Danmarkis rescued passengers. aud has hou OH
fed Captain Aurrell Of their approVal Oh hls
conduc. In making the rescue aud the SACRIFICES
OF property and loss Of time that resulted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
far.
Rage 0; Thermometer Yesterday;
Mean temperature ........-.......
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK. April 9a-Tradng In the stock
market to-day was tho smallest for any tull
day for weeks, and fluctuations were on the
same limited scale; and although there WAS \
dropping tendency throughout greater portion
OF the day changes IN quotations were entirely
insignihcent. A lower london msrset gave the
cue for tho temper OF the local market to-day !;
ana while there was little disposition shown by
foreigners 70 trade. what business was done for
their account was mostly selling OF their spo-
cialties and Louisville and Nashville was weak
fOr the INST time In many days The cOmmlS
sion people Were doing little or nothing and the
bears were encouraged 20 attack n few OF the
leaders which seemed most vulnerable, ana they
grew holder a. tho day wore alOug, and the
highest prices we're generally made Ia he nrst
half hour aud the lowest iu tho last. Movements
even among specialtes were not so
marked as usual OF lats. although Ten
nesses coal was specially weak toward the
close. Atchison, and siterwar1 cotton oil. were
specially weak In early dealings while Consoli-
dated Gas was a strong point. In tho afternoon
Cmcaeo Gas developed marked strength, and
agala crossed 20. but toward tho delivery hour a
downward tendency in the general list became
moro pronounced, aud Reading WIS attacked
trading in stock became very active. ~ Paul
ana Tennessee Coal afterward Joined the down
ward mOyemont aud rumors 81 oil kinds IN re-
gard 70 tho situation IN the West were cifcu-
lated, bringing down Burlington and Rock
Island also. Tho weakness in the le.t hour was
most pronounced, and tho market closed weak
though dun ct about the lowest prizes OF tho
day. In the unlisted department th0re was an
active business In the Cotton, sugar. aud Lead
| Trusts and Pipe Lines, though the only move
ment YRS in CottOn-Oil. The general list closed
lower in all, except iow instances. Tennessee
Coal lost2; Reading. y Rock Island, /, and
ST. Paul /. Total sales, 1900 shares.
ErenaR0.-B1chAngo dull and steady at 4SHa
4'9N. Money easy at 2a2s. closing offered AZ -.
SuD-lreasurY balances-GOld. Sl53.32OHl. CUT
rency. SlG,65&0cO Governments DAN and steady
for As; per cents. i2l%, ex. int; AZ coupons,
los. state bonds dull and steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
BORDER WAR.
ATruce in the BrisGOI-G OOdson Fight.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
BRISTOL. Tenn, April 23-It now seems that
All Arrangement has been chectoi that Will pre-
venf for the present any collision between the
Tennessee and Virginia officers on account ot
the undetermined 10, o Ion OF the state line, aud
II II IS averted now al ultimate settlement can
and should bo made that will preclude forever
"A reODcnlng Of the yexailOus and injurious
question. Tuesday the Virginia officers went 10
summouing a posse, every man under Tor
felt Of go, - appear al the Goodson
Town Hall al : o'clock "Wednesday morn
iug IL was understood they were going
10 finish laying water-pipe on Main street by
force Of arms. Sheriff Cartwright OF sullivan
county, Tennessee, insisted that II itwere necos-
sary he would put boie IN the brst man mat
stuck pick In that ditch, but a. ne was not
CRYING for a fEss all by himself he sent runners
20 the o.slutry 70 tell "them boys" Of the fun
that WAS brewing, 50 that they could be on hand
wednesday morning. A citizens meeting was
held in the Goodson Town Hall just after dinner.
After discussing the situation deliberately and
earnestly Messrs 4. l. Bursot, a. ;. Mcneil. and
g. T. Finch, Of GOOds0n, and j. NJ. Barker, A. ID.
REYNOLDS. aud }. H. Cardwel. OF Bristol, were
appointed 20 come 70 some conclusion and advise
tho counsel in the case a. 70 how 70 proceed The
committee met 81 $50 with a. ID. Reynolds In tho
chair. After various suggestions ana numerous
arguments by the lawyers the Advisory Com
mittoe all signed tie following recommends
ton:
the town OF GoOdsOn proceed 10 lay the water
make the necessary connections for the use OF
he same, aud that the town answer the bill Of
Injunction and further laying OF pipes on Main
street cease until me matter Is adiIcicated by
the Court
Subsequently, Colonel w. D. Haynes, who
Il counsel for the state OF Tennessee, agreed
that in order to remove distractions and pre-
vent serious trouble the pipe might be ftted up
betweep he corners mentioned, IL being under
stool that sheriff Cartwright shall arrest eyory
one for whom no has process. IL Is further
more understood that the Goodson councilinen
and a representative OF the Glam0rgan Com
many are 20 make II convenient 70 be arrested on
Inc Attachments for contempt issued by Judge
John Z. smith
The laDorers for whom the Sheriff has wrtis
viii DO arrested in tue ditches or else
where on Main street, so while rev workmep
are FINISHING aud shaping up the construction OF
the Main-street Iiping the injunction cases
and processes for contempt Will remain In
statu quo 70 DO fought IN tho courts by ali con-
ceraed for all they are worth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
HERO OFTHE SEA HONORED.
Captain Murren's Reception at the
Maritime Exchange.
nv teiegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


PHILADELPHIA, PA. April 2a-" Oh. don't call
n nobio, IL was only nay duty. Pm sure =" said
Captsin Hamilton Nurrell as be was welcomed
and CONGRATULATED OF the Maritime Exchange by
President william Brockio this afternoon.
IN VAS exactly noon whom Captain Murrell was
escorted 10 a commanding position In the main
hall OF the Exchange. and when the enthusiastic
Accommodations had subsidized for a moment he
WAS introduced by President Brockie 10 tho I'M
mcnse throng present
District Attorney George s. Graham then
steopod 20 the Captains side and presented him
With the only gold medal ever presented In Penn
sylvania by tho Humane Society. is was a
handsome specimen Of the goldsmith's hsndi-
WORT, and it, presentation BY Mr.. Graham on
nehaif Of the society was ono OF the most
pleasing features OF the occasion. ain all my
public iifs,n ssid The Dstrtct Attorney. "noihing
has ever given me 80 much pleasure rs 70 stand
NV the hero OF The sea, the saviour OF liyes.N
uMr Graham recalled tho thrilling scenes In the
storm-swept bsrbor Of Samoa. and tho pathetic
scenes attending the loss many years ago OF the
Eneiish maa-of-war Birkehead, and compared
the heroism OF Captain hurroli with them.
- Wherever the wires have carried this mes
ssgc. y he said, -the world hes paused for mo-
ment 10 honor q man who Is unscihsh In The
everyday Ie OF this world OF ours sclfishpess Is
promiaaat faaiases and u docs mo good. sir,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
Rnse-BaIi Yesterday.
fRv folegranh % tho Dispatch.

Cincinnati: n p
Cinciunatis.....I ! 2.
Kansas City......0 / 0 0 70
Base hits-CincnnntiS, n Kansas Sity; q
Frrors-Cin ,innatts, @: Kansas Clty, ba~
teries-Durica and baldwin; Sullivan ana HOO
YER.
Philadelphia: a O
Athletics. 0 . 0 0 %
Columbus. go. 20 0 0 U "
Bsse-hits: Athletics, ~; Columbus. o. Er-
rors-Athletics. 4; Columbus, 10 batteries-
Kouf and Cunning; Mays and OConnor'
Baltimore:
Bsltimores. / 90 0 o
BrookIyns..........s 0 o 0 O. 4
Observation-Disclosures. s. Brooklyns IT
rors-Baltimores. 4; Brooklyns, e. BatterleS-
FormGn and Quinn; Terry and Clarke
Louisville: .
Iouisvilles.......04 o OIL
Base-hits-st Louis. II; Louisyiues, q. hf-
rors-St LOUIS 8; Louisvllos. D. BatteHes-
hudson and boyle Heckor and Vaughan.
Chattanooga: q,
Memphis. ........ u
Errors-Chattaroogas, z: Memphis II. Base
hits-C Chattanooga II: Memphis, Batteries
Jones and Speer; Cassard and kiddle.
Atlanta: = .
Atlanins.......... / q %
Birmiu CHAM. 0 0 0 o o.
Base-hits-A uantas, Q; Brminghams, 8 FL
rors-Ailantas, /: Birminghams, D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
DEST IN THE WORLD.
FURTHER GREAT CURES OF SKIN DISEASE:
Byte CUTlCURA REMEDIES.


BOY ONEYEAR AND A HALF OLD. FACE
AND BODY IN A TERRIBLE CONDITION. BE-
ING COVERED WITH SORES SULPHUR
sPRINGSFAIL. CUREDBY CUTICURA RENE
DIES.
Ihsve used your CUrIcURA REMEDIES in two
cases where 10 proved 70 be successful The first
was In the case Of boy year and half old
His face and bOdy were IN aterrible condition, the
former being completely covered with sores |
took him 70 the Massena Sulphur Springs, but he
did not improve any. | was then advised 10 try
the CUTiCURA REMEDIES. which did. tie took
one and one half bottles Of CUTICURA REsOLvkET.
whom his skin was a. smooth IS could be, and Is
to-day. used the CUTiCURA on his sores and the
CUTICURA SOAP in washing him. He Is now five
years OF age and all right The other case was a
disease Of the scalp, which was cured by washing
with the CU1cUKA SOAP and rubbing in the CUTI-
CURA, one bottle Of CUTICURA REsOLYESr being
used. They have proved successful In every case
where have advised the use OF them. 1t is sur
prising how rapidly child Will improve under
their treatment recommend them for any dis
ease OF the skin as being the best In tho world.
This Is my experience, and am ready to stand
by my statement JOHN Il. BBRO,
American House, Hogansburg n. Y.
Az UNBEATABLE SKIN DISEASE CURED.
ihave been afiicted since last March with a skin
disease the doctors called Eczema. Ny face WAS
covered with scabs and sores, and the itching and
burning were almost UNDESIRABLE. Seeing your
CUTICURA REMEDIES so highly recommended. cou-
clu0ed 10 give them trial. using the CUTlCURA
and CUTlCUk SOAP externally, aud kks0LvEHr
internally for four months. call myself cured,
in gratitude for which make this public state
ment. Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
cure every species Of torturing humIisting, itch
ing, burning, scaly, and pimply diseases OF the
skin scalp, and blood, wish loss OF hair, and oil
humors, blOtches. erupuons, sores. scales and
cruzts. whether simple. scrOfulous or contagious,
when physicians and ali known remedies fail
sold everywhere. Price: CuTIcURA, SOC.
Soar, 25c.: REsOLvEST. 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORA
TiON Boston.
~ Send for SHOW 10 Cure Skin Dlseases.n o.
pages, 30 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

until noon yesterday several hundred inter-
lopcrc held an organization meeting at 10
O'Clock. III. A. Pierce, one OF the Topeka
crowd, secured the presidency. but when he
tried 10 foist his plat upon the meeting he
WAS beaten amid cries OF "Down with the
Topeka outfit" The railway runs south.
westerly past the town, and It was proposed
to lay out the streets on direct angles with
the track; but plat with north and south
and east and west sections was adopted.
This was proposed by George II. Clayton.
OF Arkansas, 4 brother OF Powell Clay
Ton and the twin of the lately assassinascd
congressional candidate Ii was decided
that town lots shall be 80 by 140 feet aud th st
streets shall be so feet wide, except two
100-fcet inIersectlng avenues. which were
named respectively Munford avenue, Tor
Dr. MunioTd Of Kansas city, end Harrison
avenue, tor the President Meanwhile tho
whole town site was homes,eaded re-.
peatedly. Forty applications under this
right OF public domain were fled at the
land-ofiicc and some very besutifully-com-
picated lawsuits will follow. II looks only
fair that those who were here in advance OF
the authorized hour and who grabbed tie
land FOR the corporation that backs them
should be disp0ssesSed and the whole tow n
site placed IN fair and even reach OF all. It
u Mulost certain, however, that Tor al It's
present prestige, for everything Ia coming 10
Guthrie. there can never be town OF any
importance here.
SOIL AND CLIMATE.
The surrounding country Is sterile, and
With the exception Of small pieces OF bottom
the land can grow nothing but buffalo-Rrass
and cactus, The adjacent stream is small
and alkaline, and well-wster Il deep and
scarce. The temperature bounds from
blghting cold 10 witbering heat, and there
are long periods OF drought and irregular
occasions OF foods and hurricanes.
As the sun went down the little tents and
unsbeltered men dotted the region over an
area large enough for an eastern metropolis.
There is covering for about 1000 persons on
liberal estimate, and the nights after the
roasting days are scutely chilly. Whether
It rains or not, great suffering must be en-
duned by thousands OF the unshetered.
Arkansas City is filed with crowds from the
northern trains 4 that will descend upon
Guthrie in the morning. A break out from
here will be sure to be an event OF the next
few DAYS, rs there are many thousands more
here than can be supplied with food and
shelter. Meanwhile the rush continues and
excitement is at very high pitch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY

HF7T"IIoFE
CHAkLRs G. EDDY. yicc-Presideut
General onico, Roanoke. Va. auh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH l2. lss1
IEAyE RlCah0sR
s:4s A. NJ. for Newport News, Old Point aud
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace Car
Richmond 10 Old Point
Hos A. n. Through Mail tor Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily, Norfolk 70 Clifton
Forge; daily except Sunday. Clifton
fOrge 10 Cincinnati solid train 10
Cincinnati. Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing-Car, Charlottesville " Ciucin-
nau.
.soP. N. Through Mail daily for Newport
News Old Point aud Norfolk. Pull
man Buffet farior-ear except sunday
10 Old Point.
COOP. NJ. Goraonsvile Accommodation. daily
except sunday.
eoOP. N. Fat Express for Cincinnati sni
Louisville. Daily. Connects In Gen.
trail Union-Station, Cincinnati, for thS
West aud Northwest and IN Cniop-
station. Louisville, for West AMI
Southwest Pullman bufrot sleeping
Cars 10 Cincinnsu and Louisvnie.
ARRIyE AT RfcHs0Nn
$40 A. n. from oordonsvilie daily except sun
day.
io:5s A. ". from Norfolk and Old Point daily;
Pullman buffet Parior-cAr excsps
sunday from Old honL
Si5P NJ from Cincinnati and Lousyills daily
except sunday west ot Ciiftoo Forge.
daily, east Of Clifton forge.
COP NJ. from Norfolk aud old PoIn, daily ny;
Point 10 Cincinnati
e0CP. ~. from Cincinnati and Louisville daily
station; Broad street near Seventeenth
Ticket Ofrces: Corner Tenth aud Asin snd
Railway station. II. w. FuLLER,
General Passenger Agent
j. 7. HARAHAN. General Manager. les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
FIVE SHOTS.
One Killed, Another VIII Die, ana
Three Others Wounded.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispaich.l
ABINGDON, Va, April 2S.-Last Saturday at
the local-option election in Castle Woods
district, Russell county, atthe Buckley ill
precinct, United states Deputy Z.
w. Porter was shot and killed by a man
named Howell. After Porter fell he shot
and nortsIly wounded Howell. A number
OF shots were fred ty both parties aud three
others were wounded.
The district went dry by 40 majority. The
locality is near Minneapolis and on the
Clinch-Valley extension Of the Norfolk and
Western railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
Fever at Coffee Ports.


BALTIMORE, April 22-Health-Commissione
Stewart. Of this city to-day received dispatch
from surgeOn-G cueral Hamilton, Of the Marine
Hospital Service. noufyiog him that at Santos
and Rio the two ports from Whlch tne conee lnl-
nnrters OF This city receive almost all their cot
fee, yolow-fever Is ging with greater yirulence
Than ever before. The doctors OF Rio have be-
come 80 much alarmed ~ tho prospective loss o.
the commerce OF the country that they now call
the disease access0 DefTissioso, hoping tho new
name will allsy tho fears Of proposed tourists.
As the time OF the last report from Rio there
hal been 1856 deaths from yelloW-ieTer IN Tour
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
MARKETS BY rxLEaRAYa



NEw YORK. April 23-CottDn firm sales,
$50 beles; upiands. 10 ib-l6c Orleans. II Slice
net receipts LOAF bales; eIports-to Great
Britain. 1267s. bales 10 France. 1859 bales; 10
the Continent b,92f balee stock. 456,C62 bsies.
southern -four dull and heavy. Wheat heavy;
No. red, S2Hc. IN store; optious heavy NO.
2 red, April. s2Ac: May, s5c.: June, Hhc.;
July, Sc. Corn steady; May, s2'sc.; June,
4sIc July, exc; steamer, mixed, April.
4ssc. Oats easier; options urn and kahc
higher; May aud June, 2s5sc.; July. sshc. !;
No. Z. spot. 3OaDHc. Hops firm. Coffee
Options ciosed quiet and 5al0 points down May.
sid65asiGT5; June. sl67ossl6sO; July. fi6Na
Sass: spot Rio steady. sugar-Raw frmer;
fair running. SIC. bid; centrifugal 06-test nc.
bid refined hrm and hahc higher; Q, IA
7Kc.: oxtru @. 7Aa1kc. white exus.C, l3-lSa
7i5-lec-; yellox u a5a(c.; OF A, I5-igsslSc. !;
mould A. s2c standard A, SIC confecuon-
ers A. ehc cutloai. &c cruehed, &c
graduated, SIC cubes. szc Aoiasses-
Foreign strcng; b0-test 2ec New Orleans
quiet, Rice steady aud quiet Petroleum lower;
crude, In barrels 705c. Cotton-secd OIL stronger
crude. &c. yellow, t0e52c for the beat kosin
quiet and steady. Turpontine quiet snd steady,
Hides quiet and steady. Wool quiet Pork
irm: old me.a, Sl2soasil75; new meas, SO soa
sla1 Beet slow. cut meals quiet Middies
dull Lard lower: western steam. 81. i5sf2 IN |;
July, STA freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April g Flour inactive aud
steady; Aoxardrsueot and Western supernncs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Loose tobacco sales to-day $50 pounds. with
cents per pound highest aud % cents per hun
dred pounds lowest Auction offerings on
'Change to-day were twenty-five packages, OF
which seven were taken in. Highest price, lli4
cents; lowest. ITO cents.
General market inactive. Auction sales chiefly
of low grade, West virginia showing very little
color or character. Planters stemming shows
no change in prices and none in quality worthy
~ pote
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
A whise-Cap Jsker KILLED.
ynacIal Telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

NORFOLK, VA. April 23.-Last Sunday night a
negro man named Dempsey Was snot and killed
ON tho farm of Isaac NessOn. near Hickory
Ground by another negro named Harding
while Dempsey was playing the White-Cap Joke
and forcing himself into Harding's house al mid
night. Justice A. A. Jordan arrested and tried
Harding. but released him from custody, az II
was clearly proved case OF killing In Sen-de-
fanrA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

APRIL 2s.-Narkes nominal Sales 70 mode
rate extent reported. Prime, 4'4c. extra prime.
b.: fancy, 5Hc.; common, 2Ha3hc.; shened,
2GasAc.; Spanish, &C.. factory hand-picked'
81 AZ -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
De.tn ora Venerable Lady,

IsVeClaI teICgTBm 20 INC UsUaVCI.I
CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 23.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Wilson, until sixteen months ago owner
Of the famous Cleveland Springs, in Cieve-
land county, died at her home near Shelby
from Old age to-day. She wss ninety years
old and leaves a property valued at sixty
thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-24
ffEE.D.sfEDs.
OEED.CORN.

GEED-CORN.
- Large stock Of sli LEADING VARIETIES,
selected especially for seed.
TO make large yield and paying crops procure
improved and selected seed
GERMAN MILLEp, BLACK AND BLACK-EYE
PEAS NAVY BEANS, AND FULL STOCK
OF ALL SfASONABLE SEEDS.
Write for samples and prices.
T. w. WOOD & SONS. seedsmer.
No 10 south Fourteenth street.
Rp i0.deod5tSv9t