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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
A WOMAN IN A BEAR PIT,
She Expresses = Desire TO Embrace . shs
Captive Hfute.

che Apicssesh y Dtsiro 10 Embrace Shaggy
Captive Brute.
While Captain Wesdep, the keeper st the
Smithsonian institution, at Washington,
was standing In front OF the bear Dit a ie v
Gays ago, an elegantly dressed woman, OF
apparent refinement, approached, ana after
looking through the bars a few moment ,
exclaimed impulsively "How / should
ike to hug that bear!" The captain was
ss,onished, but managed to say: "WeIl,
there's nothing to prevent H.
but how shall i gel 2" the visitor
"Come with me-" Together they wont
10 the door at the side, and without a
moments hesitstion or even loss of DER feet
coInposure the lady followed her guide
into the pit Going boldly up to the
largest bear she psited him on the head, TO
the Intense astOnishment and sdmiration
OF the captain, who remarked: UMadam.
ington."
Thinking 10 test her further Csptain
Weeden began to edge oil towards the door
but his guest had evidently read about the
tiaits OF Wild animals in captivity and kept
close to the Keepers side, making her exit
In nus company, and departed without
making herself known. She ran q greater
tisk than she was probably aware OF, for
hsu enc oneTed to touch either OF the Iother
sulnsis In she pit in all Likelihood not
even ths captains presence would have
y en- snihcient to prevent her from being
ughiy deal. with, II not seriously ir iureS
~ the ill.naiured brutes
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RALAcs o1EIsR1oM.

AsrRloz ssoA
ASTRlCH'S
PALACE OF FASHION.
u EAST Kno SrRxur.
LANCASTER, Pa
The recent fire at Burgers
Flaming Mill a. well a. the
breaking Of one Of the large
plate Glasses at our New Store
will delay our removal for
about 8 to 10 days.
Our new lines Of Spring
Goods are now all In:
AZ our Great Opening which
will take place about the 18th
Of this month. we will make an
elaborate exhibit In every de-
partment.
In the meanwhile we are
ready to show them to anybody
who does not care to walt for
our opening.
We expect to offer to the
public the greatest attractions
in our new store ever offered
In this city.
.Our prices will be lower than
ever.
Our motto will always be, as
It has been heretofore, "Quick
Sales"
With the increased facilities
in space and light and with the
immense display at our COM
mand, we mean to out do all
our previous efforts.
Our system for selling, buy
ing, and handling our immense
trade in general will be so much
improved upon that not only will
we be able to sell cheaper, but
1t will be considered a pleasure
to shop at our store.
One great advantage will be
that all our Millinery and Nil.
linery Goods, Ribbons, Velvets,
Pushes, ETC., will be sold on the
ground floor.
Our second floor, the dimen.
sions of which are $50 feet in
length by 80 feet in width, will
be devoted entirely to the dis
play Of Ladies' and Children's
Coats and Ladies' Wraps, La.
dies and Children's Jerseys and
Blouses also a full stock ol
Boys Clothing.
| We will sell you these goods
cheaper than you ever bough,
them before, and it will just be
the kind Of a store in which
you like to buy these goods.
Our opening will be an
nounced as soon as the day is
fixed.
| Lookout for the opening o.
| ASTR1CH'S p. o. F.,
| 1I5&1I7 North Queen St.
| The finest store building In
the State, outside of Philadel.
phia.
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DoGti-I a dealer ofiers yop A.. ho,,,
ealNauon on In q mutilatod or defaced psok
nsn,-.',oy nnsp-aont nuy tat any price, may be a
ns.os ,s. anu worthless counterfeit. Insist
package. H'N"'"' se"etHs
Free Of Charge; Your Druggist viii refund
a., x'se ~ soa satisiae ion and cure your cough
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

IF tho full list OF lives lost in the storm
OF last Saturday could be made up It would
probably reach into the hundreds, but many
vessel probably went to the bottom that
will not be missed for weeks or monthA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11
WANAMAKDR'S

Garibaldis. Rich, dashing; an
exquisite line. Dainty color
combinations.
second aosr. chsssnu. stree. side. Toar s'e.
We got In about four thou.
sand rolls Of China Mating for
this seasons trade.
Do you realize what a noun.
tain OF mating four thousand
rolls would make /?
You can't touch a button and
ring up China and get picked
Mating off hand. 1t takes
time, lots Of time, to do it.
We placed our mating or
ders more than a year ago.
Patient, bias.eyed weavers, with
their feet to ours, are already
working on Wanamaker orders
for 1890. Needs a long look
ahead to get what is best for
you to buy in these cool, clean
floor coverings.
The ships that brought this
seasons supply have only just
stopped coming; the Mary L.
Stone" the Raphael" the
"Leading Wind" the "H, G..
Johnson" and two or three
more. The usual long line OF
middlemen get no hand on
these prices we pass the
Mattings direct from Hong
Kong and Canton to you.
OF course prices are as right
as qualities. Here is a glance
at a few Of the sorts:
J. w. Damask, Jointless, II
patterns, Coo a yard, S22 a roll
OF 40 yards. Almost the effect
Of carpet.
J. w. Temple, Fancy Joint
less, ID patterns, unique styles
and colorings. Selected straw.
Choicest fancy that comes from
Chinese looms. 55c a yard
$40 roll. Some "a wide 70,
stairs.
J. w. Borneo, Fancy Joint
less, ID patterns, new designs
and colorings; soc a yard, Sis
a roll.
J. w. Siam, Fancy Jointless
ID patterns, novel effects. 4oe
a yard, $I4 a roll.
J. w. Cochin, Fancy Joint.
less, 10 handsome patterns. $50
a yard, $r2 a roll.
J. w. Buddha, Fancy, joined
every two yards. 13 patterns
25c a yard, 50 roll.
Special brand of ]. w
Fancy. I5c, and S. a roll.
In addition to these kind.
that no one else in town has
there are the usual plain white
and.red check Mattings and q
number of Fancies.
We send samples Of Mattings
II you ask for then.
Mating Rugs are making
friends. Damask weave. They
tighten and brighten the Sum.
mer room just where 1t needs a
touch Of color. Three sizes
3x6, AMI, and oxI2 feet.
East India Grass Mats. Ori.
entail colors. A novelty that
some folks like.
Second a,na foor. Thirteenth aud Market streets
Muslin Skirt, wide Hamburg
rutiie, $I.25; another, with
Dlind Hamburg ruttle, 75c.
That's the pace prices are
taking all through women's
Muslin Underwear.
second Hoor. Juniper street side.
No wonder Flowers hold 50
high a place in Millinery trim
mings. AS real to the eye as II
raised by the hand of Nature.
Everything, from the daisy that
gems the sod to the rose that
bushes under glass. Twice
over the sorts and amounts
that we know OF in any other
like gathering.
A jungle Of untrimmed Hats
and Bonnets. Stacks of Straws.
Every shape you'd think to ask
for, and dozens you'd never
dream Of. Milans, Fancy Straw
Lace, both materials mixed,
Chips, Leghorns, novelties of all
kinds, and this is a season of
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Out Completely In Two.

=, mn Meth 'imer, an employe OF II @
fnilsdeiphis q Reading RAILROAD, fell from
smain sna Ia heading on Wednesday afternoon,
Completely In two. He died. Wv A'i"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-11

Wn publish - specimen Of marvellous
literature On account Of the hsodlong flight
Of burglar from the terrifying gaze Of .
woman. No doubt the simple truth 10 that
the thief believed that the woman was
sufhciently s,ared TO keep quies until be
eec,ped, and this proved 10 be the case.
AMONG President Harrison's numerous
worries not the least 10 the servant ques-
tion, though II has taken curious twist In
the White House. When Lord Sackvills
went homo he left Q full crew of we'll trained
English servants, who fully expected 70 b
Installed In the White House, - they were
very superior lot OF domestics, and were
willing to work for comparatively low
wages. The steward Of the White House
under President Harrison engaged the lot
10 be given places % vacancies occurred,
but q keen.eyed reporter called attention 70
the frst few changes and with allusions 70
the Murchison letter noted that the colored
people who served President Cleveland
were being replaced BY Britishers The
changes have stopped short aud now the
trouble il TO get rid Of the contract. The
president may thank his luck that the
enterprising steward did not select one Of
the famous Chinese cooks for the White
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY. March a. 1874 AL
p NJ, trains on this road Will run a. follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
BoYlnnxer Has Len the CITY.

IBy Anglo-Americsa cable TO the Dspasch.I
PARIS, April 1.-THE Chamber Of Deputies,
BY "a vote Of BOG to 1885, has rejected tue sem
ate's proposal TO prosecute summary all
papers guilty OF hbeling Government OFF,
Gals.
The Cocoarde (newspaperl says that Bon
lsuger being warned yesterday that the
Government was preparing for coup, ar
ranged 30 that be soould not fall into tie
Governments hands and left the city. The
police are mysliiieG. 1.-The Genera" adds
The Coooarde, "will appear when duty re-
auires him. II is our impression that he has
hidden temporarily. perhaps in Brussels"
The Bourse to-day closed strong. Settles
ment progressed fayOrablv. MONEY WAS
abundant Three per cent. rentes for ac-
count closed 80 centimes higher Panama
canal. a francs higher, and Lilo TinIo 10
francs higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Trlai Of Leaders Of the Patriotic
League.

IBy Angio-Ame cable 10 the Dlspatchl
PAu,s. April Senator Naquet, Depu-
ties LauCuoric, Laissnl, ana IurqucL
and n. Paul dc ROulede, leaders OF The
League OF Patriots, were arralgned Tor
ua before The Correctional Tribunal 10.
DAY. The courtroom WAS crowded with
spectators.
81. de Roulcds, addressing the court,
stated hat the object. OF the League Of Pa.
triotS were not Of n secret character. lie
claimed that the use Of the word mobilize "
Iu communication 10 lie members Of The
league did uo' prove the existence Of a mill
inrv plot. Notwithstanding the acton OF
the Government IN dissoviug the lesgue. tue
organization would continue to exist and
would SHOW 81 iuu strength whenever and
wherever il might he needed.
Otbcr accused persons followed with
speeches similar 10 that OF NJ. de ROuede.
They dcclsred that the motives Of the organ
ilers Of the league were Of apurely patriotic
nature.
The installation OF the new ProcurCur-
General has been fixed for Thursday next.
immediately after ss>umlng his new duties
NJ. Beaurcla.re will be requested by the
Government to institute proceedings against
General B0ulanger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
INC pnrnelI CommtsstOn.

10y Anclo-American cable TO the Dispstch.l
LONDON, April 1.-The Parnell Commits
sion resumed It's sitting to-day. Sir Charles
Russell opened the case for the ParnelileS.
FI. REMARKS thus far have been character
lied with singular moderation. lie DE-
clared that the testimony OF the $40 witnesses
produced by AttCrney-Genernl Webster. the
leading counsel for the Times, was irreie-
want. lie admitted that crime prevailed IN
Ireland tot greater or Lesser degree, ana
ssd that the collapse Of tue Times case in
the matter OF The alleged Parneu letters
abolished the pith and marrow inquiry.
The court wa asked by the Tunes % indct
the whole nation, proceeding which Burke
had declared 10 be iufeasibe. Judicial
rules were Invalid when whole people
moved. lie declared thst thoughtful minds
were convinced that the time bad come to
try the experiment OF home rule in Ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
New Orleans Races.

10y toleEfaFn % II9 DIapf1'l'I
NEW ORLEANS. April >. The attendance
at to.day's races was large. the weather fine,
and the track in good condition.
Firat receive iurlongs GENTLY won
Jimmie y. second, Valet third Time. l:0j
Second racc-siy furlongs-Skobelol won;
Cheney second. Cora /. third. Time, l;l5l,
Third race-scveB and hali furlongs-
Bob Forsythe won; IloInpipe second, 3laid
Of Orleans third. rimo. i:ilI.
Fourth Iace-ihree furlongs-Hopeiul
won; Lady Blackburn second, Sam Lareth
thlrd. Time, 40 seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
karth has @ treasure less,
Heaven one more.

BROWN.-Died. April /, 1889. at $50 p. NJ,
PRANK HAROLD, infant son of Andrew aud
Mary Brown.
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nnIo.s EIcction Ni1na.

fDY telegraph 10 ihe Dispafcnl
CIScfNNsTI. April 2.-Iesterday's munich
psl elections in ONO hsd many mixed re-
suits. The Democrats elected their mayor
10 Akron and Springfield, and carried
ihe principal offices in MiddloJown. Akron,
Norwaix, Rucyrus, Fremont. Circleyille,
Ca.Ncoine. Portsmouth, Lancaster, Wapl-
boncts. -. NlrY's. Hamilton. Tiiiin. Iaues-
lille. Newark. Kent, Canton, and sidney.
TIE Republicans were entirely or nearly
successful in Logan, Lebanon (vhere local
option vas defeated. Troy, Mt. Gilead,
Kentou. Urbana. Piqua, London, Cambridge,
Ripley, Van Vert, caadusky, Wooster. and
tostoria. In Kent the issue Of prohibition
was prominent, and carried by one vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
prince nfsrnnrctG.

BERLIN, April 2-Prince Bismarck, In
replying 10 the birthday congratulations
offered him by the Central Manufacturers
Association, said that he looked forward toa
continued msintensne9 OF peace. THIS, he
believed, would lend an increasing im-
petas 10 the present grati'yIug develop
ment OF the German Industry. 10 bis
Opinion the guarantee OF peace was to be
found. not only IN the monarchicsl insli'n-
t,ous Of the country, but slso In m especial
degree In the nonarehical sentiments Of the
a.~.nan nPople.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

DEATHS.

DkAL nv
BROWN.-Died. April /, 1889, at $50 p NJ,
PRANK HAROLD, infant son Of Andrew aud
Mary Brown.
Earth has treasure less,
Heaven one more.
Funaral services from the residence. 1908 west
Clay street, WEDNESDAY. April Sd. at4 r. NJ. '
COCKE.-Died. al Belnead. /" Powhatan coun-
tyVa,AprilZ 2, 1889 zt7:Sj A "a, JOHN 30 WDOIN
COOKE eldest son Of the late General PHILIP ST.
George Cooke Ia the nfty-third year Of his age.
Funeral TO-DAY lAprii 8. 1881 from his late
residence at 1870 \. NJ. friends respectfully
invited 70 attend. Richmond and Allegheny
railroad train leaves Richmond at s:l5 A. N.
DANIEI.-Disd. yesterday morning Mt halt
past O'Clock, at his residence. IN this city. Pr.
TER VIVIAN DANIEL, d., In the seventy
second year OF his age.
Tho funeral Will lake place from ST. Paurs
church at o'clock THIS EVENING.
IANE.-Died. Sunday March 81. 1850, at tho
residence Of her husband. j. X. Lane. in Man
chester. Mrs. LEILA NJ. LANE, in tho thirty
second year OF her age.
hosts Of friends Who deeply mourn her oeath.
Sns was conscious up 70 within few moments
of her last breath and died In the full assurance
Of faith.
Her funeral took place from the Bainhridgs-
street Baptist church at 800 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
MERCER. oiled, Tuesday morning at O'Clock.
WILLIAM NELSON. only child OF Cor bin W. and
Fannie Nelson Mercer; aged six moaths and
The body will DO taken to Yorktown for inter-
menL
RosENBAUM.-Died.y yesterday. at e3o A, ~,
N. ROsENBAuM. Ia tho sixty-fourth yea Of his
age.
Funeral TODAY at O'Clock p. NJ. from bis
late residence, bW east Grace street. Friends
inyifed 10 attend.
WILLIAMS.-Died.a t his residence, $40 west
franklin street April "a. THOMAS Q. WILL
.IIAMs, In tho nfty-eighth year OF his sgc.
Funeral services win b held at the Fifst Bap-
list CHURCH Thu 4SDAY al IL o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

Many Nihilists have been arrested e. wilma,
IN Russia.
President Garnet and the Cabinet Ministers
attended a dinucr ana reception a. the German
Embassy IN France yesterday
Mr.. Cleveland and party spent tho forenoon
yesterday hshingAt Jupiter inlet At 100 y. NJ
ihe parry startod on its "Trip North.
Late returns from Chicago show that all tho
Democratic candidates on the city iicset are
elected by plurnlties averaging aOoutl2,OJ0
Tue municipal election ia ST. Louis passed 90
quietly. ono hundrbd aud twenty-five out Of l52
precincts give SOonan ,DomocrsD for mayor
22.5iO; Butler (Republicanl, q ,ld9 NOonan's
plurality l,5li.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
A Strike Among street.Car Drivers
Imminent.
by telegraph to the Dispstcb.l

by telegraph 10 tbe Dlspatcni
ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 2.-Of the seven
drivers discharged last night and this moru-
ing by the Rochester otreel-Rsilroad Com
panT 1t i. pointed ont that six OF them con-
stltute the entire list Of the officers Of the
Drivcrs' Assembly. a strike il imminent.
The old agreement on which the company
and rs employees have been running expired
Yesterday. The men we're willing 10 CON
tiDue the old agreement, but the company
objected to certain sections, including one
regulatlng WAGES from sl.e6 10 q per day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Thieves ssoaI an ola Relic.

10y teIegfaph % tno DispatchI
NEW HAVEN, CoNS.. April 2.-Thieyes
broke into the Old state House last night
and, entering the rooms Of The New Haven
Historical Society, carried away the sword Of
Admiral FoOte, held by the society as a relic.
II Is presentation sword studded with Jew.
els and precious stones valued st s6, GOO.
Nothing else appears 70 have been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Tho mnxtien nennhr,c sorn.
lBy telegraph 70 the pispsteh.l

lBy toIe3faph % INC UlspAt'n-I
BosTON, April 2.-Ihe closing episode IN
The record OF the steamer Ilaytien Republic
a.. a trader between Boston and Hayti Oc.
CURED this morning, when the craft that has
teen he object OF 20 mu n disagreement was
sold ct auction for $ii 600 The purchaser
- william Lewis, OF Sew Bedford. who will
Gt the Republic ont FOR me Behring's Sea
aud Arctic Ocean AZ \ whaling supply steam
or. Wncn built she cost $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Giass-workers A.rike.

10y teIegrsph % no Dlspatch.l
PnTsEuRGH, April "A strike was inau-
guroicd st the Dithridge Company Glass
Works, IN New brighton, Yesterday. About
220 men are out The strike was caused by
the firm refusing TO discharge tine workmen
who bad been expelled from the union for
OF dues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Returncdtn work.

~ T0I0Elpa 70 Ine Dlspatch.I
new YORK, April 2.-Neary oil The
striking trainers went 20 work to-day Of the
terms demanded. 70 cents per hour for nice
hours work daily and eight on SATURDAY,
Very few German house.panters are idle to-
day, as nearly all the employers have signed
the agreement to pay the men $3.50 per day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 2.-The munich
pal election here yesterday resulted In 2
Democratic victory. Goodlett WAS elected
mayor over DannottelI by As votes out Of
1901. The others by a small majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
THE AREA or TIE HrRRIcANE.

The recent hurricane in the south Pacific
Ocean swept over i.200 geographical miles,
embracing IL H. track the Heryey and Soco-
~ groups OF islands. The American ship Red
Gross. from New South Wales for san Fran
cisco, was driven ashore at Ran atOnEa snd
wrecked. The crew was saved. The Ameri-
can ship Ada owen Was wrecked az Ouera.
Her crew WAS saved. Wrecksge from The
British ship SuaEim. from New south Wales
for Ssn Francisco, was seen st A'tutakl. 1t
ia supposed that the crew persisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
Killed by Electricity.

FCsTORIA, ONO, April 2.-Hsrry l..
Hoguc, superintendent OF the electric.llght
plant, wss instantly killed late last night By
coming in contact with the current while
repairing dynamo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

ItIswell known that Julien Biniord, 1902
east Main street. Richmond, Va, has the
best Fancy Groceries. Imported Wines and
Liquors ore specialties with him also. call
will satisfy yOi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
asrTTVORE STOCK HARKEE

BiLrVosE. Nd. April 2-ylrgiuls 1905
a5A ol: 40. "a, IS bid: Baltimore and Ohio.
93alC. Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lsts. ga3i DO. 2ds. tks5J; Consolidated gas
bonds, NIX: 60 stock, 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKFT.

Mean isnUorstura .............~.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

Ranged Tharmometsr Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
sHARRIAE "a.

BARLOW.-Married. March p,
1859. bv Rev. James {. Martin, Mr. STONEWALL
j. CHANDLER and Ma HENRIETTA b. BAR
LOW; both Of Richmond, Va
WILSON - WALDORF Married. February
l3th. At swOOpe, Augusta county. HOWARD l.
WILSON to Hiss ELIZA Il. WALDRoP: both Of
AuRuata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H. i'm
MOND AID NORFOLK
iTEAMSuIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. l2 ". aud every SUNDAY az
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridsyg steamers
received till 1889 A. st.. for sunday steamer
till 5P. n. Saturday. Freight received daily till
p. N.
Fare. 81
FOR further information apply 10
j. w. AcCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, once Rocketts
". p. CLYDE & CO..
mol General Agents Philadelphia
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FLoux
COTTON REPoRE
nAKKETs BY TELEaEsPz

MTDDLIHG. &c.
Low Kidding. PIC.
coon ORDINARY. ga.
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Anatner Candidate.

LoNDoY, April :. -wiilism Phipson Beale,
barriSter. will contest the seat 10 the House
NJ Commons for the Central division OF Biz
,rinobsm made vacant by the death OF John
Bright. Beale Is home-ru'er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03
UIRGlNIA STEAMBOAT s,,z,u,

' COMPANY. for Norfolk Ports -
mouth, Newport News Clarornont ana James
river landings direct BY elegant saloon steamer
ARIEL. leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
WEDS ESDAY, and FRIDAY at A. NJ street
cars connect
and snalsaiisid, aud AZ Norfolk closely NTH all
lines FOR northern cities Same afternoon James
rlyer by Daylight Great tours, lima Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer aud ~ 6arborsz
Agency 1000 Main street baggage checked
thrpugn. stsie-rooms engaged for DAY or night
rrs,ghs received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point WsyeriY. Hicksford. Va, and
al polnts In kasssrn Norsh Carolina, EASTERN
Vtrgiais. and ala regular landings oa mo James
ana hnppahAnnoek rivera. al iowess rates. and
ssroagh bills Issued
LUClKN n TATUM, vse-Prssidsns
No iii Main zruss apd kockettA
myIs wRisissx. frsxns and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-03

kIcRzoso. April =. 1854
OFFERINGS
wHxlr.--i,0f bushels.
CDSN.-t.O 90 bushels
OArs.--i,010 bushels
SAILS RsPogrsD TO sscssrtsy.
WHEAT. -Loughsrry. so bushels good at 1.0a
Mixed, so bushels primo ut sl.oa Total sales oil
wheat. 9.2 busheiS
OArs.-winter, 30 bushels coed on private
forms.
FLOUR
We 1ao,e. Ftus. s25)ssi75. supe-fns, f175s
81. q: extra, g. SlA517S: family, siasL5l psssa'
ianuy. country. sL75asA1
COrTOS KEPoKE
Market firm.
MiDDLIHG. 9f.c.
Low MfDDLISG. PIC.
6ooDORpIsARY. ga.