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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-31
A Private Circular

A private CT cular is reported to have
been sent out to each national banker
Has our Rising Sun National Bank re
ceived one?
The recommendation of the Comp
trolIer of the Treasury at the opening
of the last session of Congress, gives
the cclor of genuineness to the following
private circular to National bankers
In his report the Comptroller advised
the destruction Of the green backs still
in existence and in their place the issue
of government bonds bearing two per
cent interest, to be used only as basis
of National bank circulation, redeem
able and payable only on the failure oil
the banks, which meant virtually an
issue of government bonds that was
never to be redeemed, but to remain a
constant tax on the people for the ben
eft of bankers.
THE CIRCULAR.
Dear Siir:-It is advisable to do all
N your power to sustain such daily and
weekly newspapers, especially the agri.
cultural and religious press as will OPP
pose the issuing of greenback paper
money, and that you also withhold pat
ronage or favors from all applicants who
are not willing to oppose the govern.
ment issue of money. Let the govern
ment issue the coin and the banks issue
the paper money of the country, for
then we can better protect each other.
To repeal the law creating national
banks, or to restore to circulation the
government issue of money will be to
provide the people with money, and
will, therefore. seriously affect your in,
dividual profits as bankers and lenders.
See your member Of Congress at once
and engage him to support our inter
ests, that we may control legislation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-31
Elk Secretary Bayard and Miss ely
mer Will be Married in dne.

The ex Secretary ex-senator being
out of politics, is going to try consol-
ing himself with wife. Rather an
tiquated for either.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-05-31

~ Job Printing of all kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

NEw YORK, April 1s.-The stock market was
feverish and weak during most OF to-day, and
while some stocks show advances the great ma
lority are fractionaly lover this evening than on
saturday. The market was quiet al the way
out as thero Was little disposition 20 buy stocks,
and dealings for the most part we're by proies-
Aonal5 aud traders- and out-ide Interests were
very quiet London doing little and Chicago al
most nothing. Tho news OF the day was very
meagra. and the commission people, while doing
some buying. were not factor In the course Of
prices Considerable pressure was brought
against Atchi<on again, and trouble between tho
Union and Northern Pacific over Oregon busi-
ness resulted In q marSed weakness Of Oregon
stocRs. all OF which made material declines,
though larger lines were we'll held throughout
he general uncertainty over the position OF Nr.
Gould upon the market resulted In somo weak
ness In his stocks. and Manhattan, Missouri Pa
che and Western Uuion ell retired moro han
the general list fou OF the speciaties showed
considerable strength. and Pittsburgh and West
ern was specially prominent and toward the de-
livery hour, when the market received some sup
port, Oregon Short Line recovered portion OF
its sharp loss Of the forenoon. sharp pressure
was brought upon Reading also, and after IL bad
sofa higher than at any time the last week Il
sagged Of slowly, though its loss was confined 10
asmall fraction. and other c0alers WITH the OK
cepuon Of Jersey Central, synDathized In the
movement Consolidated gas made q sharp
squirt upward In tho last hour, and everything
else moved up slightly. and the close vas COM
paTatiyely firm, though dun Largo amounts o.
kca ling vero called in and tbs stock command
ed premium OF l-G for It's use, but the opera
ton seemed to have no effect upon the STOCK.
Final changes are generally fractional losses,
but Oregon Navigation Loss 3, Manitoba ~,
Short Line . Manhattan 2. and Burlington -,
while consolidated gas rose ~. Total sales
2SO0U 'harrrs
Bp>amq. dun and firm at 4s7%s
fs9H. Money easy ~ ga. Sub-lreasury bal
ancss-Gold, SIS, III. 900; currency, il5,@2Cc0.
Governments iult and firm for ia; per cents,
ls''., OK int So coupons, 1919. state bonds
dun ant firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

creased army and navy expenses This defIsif will
be mot by taking cl.ooo.0OG saved last year, and
putting an additional tar OF one per cont
upon death duties on the estates OF the yalue
Of cloo00 and upwards and adding duty OF one
fourteenth Of petny upon ovory gailon Of
beer. Mr.. o0schen promised the Governments
would deal apart from the budget with the ques-
ton OF ligat eoid currency duo 10 wear and
would take care that the proposals. would not
tond 10 decrease tho gold reserves
Mr. Hugh &. Childers congratulated Mr..
Goshen on meeting tho increased expenditures
without placing the burden the general tax
payers Tie said be approved OF The new death
duty on cetates.
BRIGHT ELECTED.
LONDON. April la--JOhn Albert Brigh. the
candidate of The LIBERAL Unionist-, was to-day
elected TO succocd his father. tho late John
Bright a. representative Of Tho Central division
Of tirminglam In Parliament Bright received
$50 votes.
ENGLAND's REPRESENTATIVES,.
IoSDoN. April i5--sir Edward Mailet, British
Ambassador ~ Berlin. will represent England
Of the Samoan conference. he will be assisted
by two officials from the Foreign once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
THE ORLAW0TS BOOB.
EORseS ia SECTIONS aeaaS 10 nc
BoIted Together aud ASecsed.
fgy telegraph C. tho Dispatchl

KAysss CITY, Mo-, april 1a--ln this region no.
B. ing D. heard but Oklahoma In the freight
faris. crowded on TRACKS on moving orders, are
alsut thirty huge freight trains lOa1cd viii tho
antitipatsi ncreqslties 81 the coming COM
uua.ty. 1hcrc Hre houses IN sections rcaly 10 b'
fe4tt.d together aud entered for hahiiauon within
xiy minutcs after their delivery There are CONT
rirtaI stocks u every conceivable sort or NOR
lusud he and with each CARLOAD 81 stock Is packed
aaay Toe building required 90 harOor H. Ia Ais
manner drugst,r8a. dr. good sores. boot and
.aoe stores FALCONS and groceries are drawn up
iu readiness 90 De- launched forward upon the
favored csutre. u L. said IN the railway cilces
r, That 1000 carloads OF supplies Tor OKLA
0ne have already been sent forsnri aud are
awaiting fhc onset az Arkansas City on the
lorier MranWhile there is d steady gathering
a. pilgrims by She railroads, but the passenger
...-i..ss- ia TIC direction Of the new country 10
Do. ro. commensurate with tho freight move
menL Tho rush, however j. beginning aud viii
gcittr la volume and energy throughout the
Nocs.
report. Of The continued rise 81 the Cigarron
river con iuuc 20 come 10, and THIS Is threaten
log 10 cut on those boomers VINO are awaiting on
tne norttoru borders tne long withheld perni5-
sion 70 pass over ana take tue laai. such CIR
cuustancos bat !eud 70 dsr5rn tho prospect and
% IL believed here thRi the beginning Ia marked
~ mach violence. The poor nquGtlers with
fto.r p Ow teams. who months aud years ago
marked out thoir iutended home. within tho
PROMISED Land, declare iney Will ngtt Tor them.
D here fri. however no more present Talk " burn
ing BRIDGES aud blocking railroads Meanwhile
ibe troops are being quietly disposed ia strength
70 90 police duty In o0niuncis0n with the United
states Nar.hal al points " crowded settlement
and registration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
ADARING JAZZ ESCAPE.
five Prisoners waik on Amer Rob
btng the Prison safe.
a Rnaion anoclnl M: PiYo 81 "a moi d

Boston special says: Pivo OF the most des-
perate prisoners m the Jail az Salem made their
escape to-day I'm most daring manner, and
oven vent 40 far ~ to rob the safe before
leaving. Tho men who got away are
William harlow. q tickei-oi-leayc man
from the concord ReformatOry, who was
rcarrested for larceny and transferred 10
salem Jail: H. A. Dennis 0ffas Isaac
Guthrie, also a rcket-of-leave man, arrested Tor
highway robbery at Lynn and used NJ state's
evidence against Hanley and Golding; Felix
Goiding and r. j. Hanley, OF Lynn, who were
awaiting sentence on three cases of burglary,
and Thomas ". Flynn. Of Lynn, who was await
ing trial for burglary
NARROW vas a trusted man and had been en-
poyed on tho va and ABOUT the Office lie had
a balance Of three years 10 servo Whom tho
prisoners were called 20 service Ia the chapel
lhe-e men remained in their cells, and when
tho officer went around they hid under she
blankets. After all had gone up into tho
chapel NARROW opened the safe and secured
Key 10 the outer door, which no opened lle
then returned 90 the safe mi took two revolYer5
and between 500 and $50 belonging 10 prison.
crs. None but Marrow Was IN prison gsrb lilo,
however, secured a suit Of plain clothes from
closet. Au Oflircr b, ard n noise in the guard
room. and. going down. found the door open aud
some outsiders coming out, nut did not mrs tho
prisoners Tor half an hour, when the services in
The chapel were over. Nothing has been seen
or heard Of the men since heir escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
THE STA STON TWAS.
A Swedish Maiden Marries one TIA
MISTAKE for the other.

Newark special says: Two years ago Mas
Jansen, pretty and accomplished girl Of eigh-
teen. left her homo in Stockholm and came TO
relatives at Caldwell. In this county. On the
steamer coming over Miss Jansen met John and
Henry Stanton, twin sons OF an English mer-
chant at Stockholm. Both the young men fell in
love with her, but her preference WIGS soS;rong
for John that Henry apparently gave up the role
of sutton
The resemblance between the brothers was
striking, aud they Wero constantly mistaken for
each other John and his sweetheart were soon
engaged, and last Thursday evening was fixed
for the wedding. The Rev. SIR. Sweusen was on
hand 10 perform the ceremony. 7 ho groom ar
rived without his brother, whom he said WAS
sick. The ceremony tOck place. and after a re-
ceptiOn the couple left tho house. Before they
had gone block the young man SAID no must
20 10 New York and nurse his brother. The
bride wanted to accompany him, but lie re-
fused.
At noon yesterday detected and tired-looking
young man arrived al Bloomfield and asked for
Miss Jansen. When she saw him she ran 10
greet her supposed husband. lie repulsed her
and wanted 10 know why she had tricked him, at
the same time be banded her a telegram. II was
from PHILADELPHIA and was signed Emily Jan
sen. IL WAS dated Thursday. IL requested him
TO meet her at the Continental Hotel at O'Clock
that evening. All was confusion; but gradually
the truth came out Henry stanton had decoyet
his brother % Philadelphia and, trusting TO his
close resemblance. had gone % Caldwell ami
married Emily. Mrs. stanton Will at once apply
for divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL Is. lsM
Auction offerings on Change to-day, thirty
seven packages OF which eight were taEen In
highest price. 1i1lc; lowcsL NC. per pound,
which prices show the character Of tobacco 10 be
common and nondescript Wenoticed the sales
OF West Virginia colory stock TO q stemmer
This grade Is running very low in quality and
quantity. with receipts very light few COM
non old oilers was, beside the foregoing, all that
there seemed any demand for to-day.
Western advices through the Weather Bureau
az Washington show that the seasons have been
good on the western crops in Kentucky and
other states.
In Virginia and North Carolins the planters
have been busy, and consequently breaks are
small
Weather harsh and cool here this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
TRAINS soRTHwARD.
Daily tDsily except sunday.


DAILY. tDaily except sunday.
STOPPING-PLACEs.
Nos. is and e make no stops. No IL
stops only on signal a. Chester. No. Is
stops on signal IS centrallA No. IS stops
only on signal at Chester. Centraila. and
Manchester No Go stops on signal 81 all
regulzr stations and also a. Temples aud Port
WaIthall. Nos. 81 ~ ~ and 50 Viii stop az all
stations for Passengers
PuLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos IA and % sleopsng~cars bstwoea
New YORK and Tampa, ria. tsfa JacksonviileL
On Trains Nos. IL and n sloeplng-cars between
Washington and Charleston and between Wash
ingtou and Jscksonyille. On Train No Is
sleepipg-cars between New YORK and Jackson.
villO. On Trains NoA 70 and - sleepins-cars
between New York and ThomAsyiiis. Ca
TAk ONLY ALLrKAIL LANE TO NORFOLK.
lzAyE. ARRIVE
Richmond. =. 'g:s1 A. N. Norfolk -. LES r. N.
Mchmoad ZOO y. NJ Norfolk $40 Z. n.
Norfolk ss.sD A. N. Richmond. .il:I A NJ.
Norfolk -. 800 p. M. Richmond. SIS p N.
These trains also make ciose connections Tor
Fsrmyllls. Lynchburg, and Southwestern poinsA
and all stations on mo Norfolk and Western rsil-
ROAD. II. NJ sJLLfs
Saperintendeat
EFT u. Mykss. General superintendent
I. NJ. 6nzEkoN. General Passenger Agent
SOL Haas. Trsfac Manager. mh3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
rms MISSING srhAurN DANHAHW.
30 TidiuEs OF her Passengers or
crew.
rpy telegraph 20 mo Dispaich.l

10 TiciuEs OF Her Passengers or
crew.
Try telegraph TO mo Dispatchl
NEW YORK, April Ih-Stil thor5 Is 40 news Of
Sic missing passol ..ele and crew Of the wrecked
steamship banmarK The big Ques ion that now
u.raplcs fbc 10 iuI- ~ marine mon H., when VIII
fsa Nanolai Steamship Denmark arrive, and
VIA She hr,nE - OF The DanmarN me ne-
fin-sI -t.arurhtfiT- fwo lays and several hours
HfN~iua lhsre i- n possibility that tue delry OF
fne UrumarE D. due 10 nor being lu collision with
i.e pnunark. li would DO a strange fac tuRt
-nUll1 bring those two vessels together thou
eaul miles ont on IA" Wild ocean. Ihore rs no
i.saus Of accounting fOr the way tho DauMark
Iay in the sea Nhen sighted by The cry 0i Chess
fsr except hv collision. Her stem WIS so deep
Iu thr water that the wsycs were constantly
washing over the aftcr-dsck. aud hcr bow was 20
lIri That hor keel could be soon.
Thr National line steamer Denmark lott Lon
don oL March 3)th The 1hingvalla steamer
lautalrk left Christiansand on hafch 26ih. The
vessels could not. therefore, De FAR apart when
Tie latter Was seen water-logged by tue CIV OF
Chester
several aioamenips came into port to-day, hut
% far none have brought the wiahed-ior news-
llc lian.uonia. OF ne Hamburg American llne,
came over the track Of the Denmark. In fact
az steamers mat come through the Engli-h
(tGtuel take nearly the same course. Tho
Cl-ris on came from the Mediterranean ports
r-. would bs on She equatorial siae OF the
Northern LurOpean steamship track the British
" s--ls from Liverpool ami Queenstown ana
glasgow and Londonderry would have the course
f. me Arctic side OF it This is thought 10 III
cre4i-o Tho chances of the rescue
% is held that unless q comparatively large
vrseei. either "a steamer or ship. took up the
st pwrecsed people it would be most likely mat
llo nearos, point. Azores, would DO made for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
The Presidents MOvements-Be Re
criYna a Haac-NnII Club.

WAsHIEGros. April 15-President Harrison,
accompanied by Mrs. Harrison aud Secretaries
Blaine and Window, started down tho Potomac
this morning for a days ride. Before leaving
the President received the Chicago and ALI
America bass-ball clubs in the East Room. Tho
reception was very brief. as the party were walt
ing then 10 start for the boat. The trip was
made on lghthouse-tende Holly, which was
brought here from Norfolk for that purpose. Tho
party will return 20 Washington this evening.
The boat proceeded down the river as far "a
Budd's ferry landing. on the Maryland shore.
about thirfy-twO miles from Washington, and
returned after four hours outing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
MARKETS BY rELgsRAPa
NEW YORK..

NEW 1ORh.
NEW YORK. April la-Cotton steady: sales, ace
bales: also, last week not before reported, III
bales for spinning; 57I bales for export; up
lands 10 iI.i6c. Orleans, 10 i5-idc.; net re-
ceipts, j.sS7 bales eIpOrtsto Great Britain,
3,70l bales 10 the Continent 5,eS4 bales stock,
4s2 SsS bales. Southern flour steady: common
to fair extra. 81 55aS3 30: good to choice, $.35a
1919. Wheat arm aud 1Alhc. higher: NO. ,
red, Sixas6'Sc. in store options iei4c higher.
closing weak; April, S6kc: May. Sc: Jane,
size Corn stronger and active No. 2, g2Lc. Ia
elevator: options nrmer; April, 42tc. May and
Juns, exc; July. 43c. Oats irner; options
steady April 0tc; May and June. 8kc.;
No. spot, 3lHaS}c mixed western. yeLs3.
Hops qulet COfee-Options closed steady; Nay,
$i6.45aS655; June. Substantially; July. Sld70a
slG75: spot Rio unsettled; fair cargoes, isAc.
Sugar-ksw excited ON London edvicos and
much higher; fair refining, SIC: centrlfngais,
and In demand I; c, 6ISaztc.; extra c. 7Aa5sc.
white extra &. 9-l6a7 li-lGc. yellow. 65fa
7c; of A, ii-i6s7TSc; mould A, sbc.
standard A, S4c.; confectionery A. SAsc-
cut.Ioaf, 0s(c crushed, eye: powdered, &c.
granulaied. SIC. cubes, SIC. Molssses-for-
strong: sO-test, sc New Orleans dull; open
kettle, good 10 fancy, Saa2c. Rice steady and
quiet Petroleum steady and quiet. Cotton-seed
oil weak; crude, i2haf3c. yellow, SOC. kosin
steady and quiet Turpentne dun at 90.
Hides quiet aud steady. Wool weak and quiet;
domestic fleece. S2assc. pulled. 23s3oc, Texas
y s r Sest Ss, aS sscod st bsst nac
0"'N
tive. Cut-meats quiet Middles slow. lard
steady: western steam. S1.i0ax.l2k April and
May. s7.lL Freights easy.
ST. LOUIS.
NJ. LOUIS, Aprfl lS-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat higher; No. red. cash, Soc and nomi-
mai: May. s5haS6hc-: June, S2l.c. Corn weak
aud lower; No. . mixed, cash. Bic /; May, a0JSe
30s{c.; June, S0Lc. Oats lower; No Z cash,
e4a25c May, an as5c. Whiskey steady at S1.0d
Provisions dull Pork. sl223aSi250. Lard
Prime steam nominal at $3.50.
BALTIMORE
BkLrnfoKH April ia--Flour dull and lower;
Howard strea, and Western super. f260Asai0;
extra. 81 sast415; family, f43sas4.s5; city mills
Rio brands extra. s5 20afa40. Wheat--So1tnesn
active aud arm; Fullz. 8lc-sfi Longberry, 90
ssi.ol; western dull; No winter rod, spoA
sac. Corn--southern quiet aud higher, white,
end yellow, 42s4fkc. western dull Oats steady;
southern aud PennsylvaniA sia3ta. western
Waite. tSastc- do mixed, 30sS2c. graded No
white, SaAc. Rye quiet and steady Ut da57c.
Hay vory steady; prime 10 choice timothy
si6aoati7. Provisions SLOW. Butter nrm; western
packed, sls2ic. creamery, 25assc. Kegs steady
at Lee. Petroleum quiet: rerned. fdW Coffee
steaaS: bio carsoes- fair lake SUGAR nrus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

A sost. 80. whiskey qufst 81 Sill. Frefebss %
Liverpool por steamer nominal: cation. d.:
grain. 80; Corr. for orders, -. 65.aS< %.
Receipts-ficur. 500 barrels: whsst 4.00o bush
els corn. LOO bushels; oats. 1900 onsheis.
shipmcnts--flour, 5000 barrels salss--Wbsnf.
1900 busneas; corn. 1870 bushels.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April i6-rhc cssn quotations were
flour steady and unchanged. Wbeat--No 2
spring ana No. red, cac. No corn, st1c.
No 2 oats. 2ls2fkc. Mosx-pork, siLaoesil 90.
Lard. $50. stort-rios. As0atA2d stouiderS
Say7kaSo.50 Snort-clsar ph35kasa0 Whis-
key, si.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
The Election of Delegates in the Da.
kOtaS.
TBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

CHICAGO. April iA--A dispatch from Bismarck,
OAK, seys: Governor Mellotte has completed
his proclamation calling for the election OF dele
gates 10 the constitutional conventions Of North
ID akOta aud south Dakota for the framing OF
State constitutions The proclamation viii be
issued in accordance with the enabling act OF
Congress. Each Of the proposed new states Is
divided into twenty-five districts, and each con-
yention will have seventy-hye members.
The issue of a proclamation defining districts
will precipitaie "a fierce a political fight 80 ever
has been witnessed In North Dakota. owing 10
the fact that the constitutional convention is
looked upon as a stoppIng-slone 10 the United
states senate. Owing TO the minority reprosen-
taton tho Democrats hope 20 elect about one
half Of the convention, and are organizing for
vigorous campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April l5-virginia lo-40's, 35H
do. 81. So bid; Baltimore and OSiO. "a
Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore lists, 96s
do. Dds. 52H asked: do 3ds. gGE asked: cOnsOli-
dated gas bonds, lie bid do. STOCK, 4Ji.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
IIoRsss. MULES. COWS. DC.

nor SALE, TWO FINECss1
= MICH COWS, fresh 10 The pail; one-a~A--
giving from ~ g. gallons per day. and the
other giving from 70 gallons per DAY. Can 10
seen at Henry &. Boschen's Base Ball Park. head
Of Clay street ap lb-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

7 OST.-TAKEN BY MISTAKE O.
II from Old-Market Hall on Sunday a
night a SILK UMBRELLA. The finder -
Will please return the same TO the owner.
/. Is. TUkNBULI,
ap Sit so Capitol street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
VTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT

' COMPANY, for Norfolk. Ports aszSkzzess
mouth, Newport News Claremont and James
river landings direct, by elegant saloo0-steamer
ARIEL. leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY,
WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY at Z A. n. Street
cars connect
Connections al Newport News for Old Point
and Smitnneid. and 81 Norfolk closely with all
lines for northern cities same afternoon James
river By daylight Great tourist line Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and az CARRIERS
Agency lVOO Main street Baggage checked
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point WayeriY. Hicksford, Va, and
ali points In Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia aud all regular landings on the James
and RAppshsnnocs rivers, al lowest rates, and
through bills issued
LUCIES b. TATUM, vice-Presideul
No. liz Main street and Rocketts
IRWIN WKisIoER. freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
FOREIGN NoTGs.
The Charges Against General Bou-
InnVar-NOre Arrests Imminent.

fBy AuglO-Anericsn cable 10 tho Dispstch.l
PARIS April ia--Ibe EreaeBiSnt tuewspapeT)
says: number Of documents proving tnAt
General Boulanger had tempered With tho
army have been submitted 10 the commission OF
ne senate which IL 10 conduct The trial against
Geueral BOulanger and other leaders Of the
BouIangist party. The arrest Of a number Of
military men Is Imminent Warrants that were
lssled tor tho arrest OF General bouiangsr,
AZ. ROshefOrt sUd Count Dillon have been served
a. their respective residences. this being the
fofmaliiy Which 10 required 20 prove that The de-
ioudsnS arr guilty Of cOnIameey.
rHg R0Usg OF COMMONS
LONDON. April l5.--In the House OF Commons
to-iay SIR. Goschen. Chsncelior OF the hxchequef.
Introduced the budget The feyonue for no
year exceeded the eslimse Of the last budget ~
fi,JfaO11 The expenditures were &ylpD ui-
Der the estimate. leaving surplus OF txoos.v01.
ulo largest amount since 1873. The revenue lfou
sp.rts and tobacco decreased. while inst from
lea shoss a small increase. the income-tax fe-
Giized 81 III 900 over the estimate. NE posis-eer-
vice. f5I0,00u. and the stamI~tax E3yh.V'0 otnvr
i0creases were ~ custom. hoase day ana ihe
revenue from Telegraph sprylce-s II Is cnicuia'ta
thEt tue revenue for tho current year sni ~
40 05o000 snd ths expendiiures fsayol.Vyu
mskiaz a@acss q ELsia.oOl caused Nv Liza ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York aud Richmond
Stock xxehangos-Grsin- Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and Other ouotationa

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
F. WASHINGTON, April 1A-For Virginia.
KAN rain, followed By fair, warmer weather,
r easteriy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
RICENoNp STOCK EXcHArnr.

MONDAY. April IS, 1874
sLLEs-BETwEFN BOARDs.-30 West End Land
Improvement Company at 81. 50 do at 81. ami
% do. at 81.
SECOND BoARD.-sOOO Virginia new s's at 657s.