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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10
PROPOSALS

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GxSfRAL SCpHaiSTFspExgs nfFIcE,
I7BD-hrRENr sTATION,
RICnGOsD, Va, February eth. 1852.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN.
> vifsd Tor the grading, masonry and brl =
ing ~ eight miles Of abroad. connecting tho
lachnloni, frededck sDurs ana Potomac and
nonm0ui and P-fersburg railroads near
Richmond, Va includlnga high bridgs across
tie rapids OF james river, thu masonry aud
iron work OF which will be lot sep ratalJ.
Pronies md specification may b seen I'D
other necessary information Will be provided
Rt this olfc. March 18th, pr K.
Bids will - op-nel aarch 9th prox.. the
Company reserving The right 70 reject any or
oil II them. T.. T. ID. MYths.
fe2s hVsu. General Suporintennrnr
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wHoLrsAL PRICE oURRLNr.
Country Produce.

Reported by 7 line G Co., Comm ssion
Merchants, l1o Cary Street.
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orainaud cotton Market

RloHMosD, Va, March o, 1859.
OFFEsiNGs HgqORTsD TO SECRETARY.
Whogt-23s0 bushels.
Cora- 800 bushels.
Oats-o3J bushels.
sALRs REP0klED To SECRETARY.
Whest-Mlxei, $50 bushels prime at l Us.
Com Whit. 800 bushels very good az
42lc. 1900 bushels very good On private
terms.
Oats-Wintar 90 bushels very good on
private terms
CO1ION REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotstions -Middling, 09c.; low mid
ding 0io.. good ordinary, Sic.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10

The tobacco report OF yesterday
signed ". ii Walker should have
been credited Henderson, n q
The hurley market is doubtful as 10
what new will do, and there ars fiuctua-
lions In Western markets that may indi.
cate something or nothing Il may be
that the 30 per cent. crop decision Of
planters will improve prices, and il it
does il will benefit the planter who
holds the bulk Of the tobacco Old to-
bacco hold d stronger position, and Is
out Of the hands Of planters, and stocks
are very small
Our market IS quite quiet Oh burlsys
this week, but with good and cheap
stocks ample for all demands Of home
manufactures With this week there
will DO virtual winding up the West.
Virginia bright crop, after which our
buyers will have to look elsewhere for
brights W L D
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. Va. March 8.
No sales OF loose tobacco to-day
No snlas Of fnhaccn IL annfinn or

No sales OF loose tobacco to-day.
No sales Of tobacco at auction OF
, Change to-day.
George W. Gates, Philadelphia; l.
( Christian, Chesterfield; =. Z. Carroll
Minnosota; Thomas B. Henley Yves
I Point; J. n Page, Buckingham; &. Ii
Jenkins. Hanover, ". J. Young, Peters
burg, registered on Change to-day.
Inspectors office reported tor the
week Inspections, 292 hogshesds; rein
spections, 5l2 hogsheads
Inspectors office reports today: In.
spections, II hogsheadsi reinspeotions,
10 hogsheads.
Office OF Collector of United States In.
ternal revenue for the city Of Richmond,
reports to-dsy's collections; Tax paid
on cigars and cigarettes, sl,745.oJ; tax
paid on tobaccos, sS,e7292; tax paid on
sundrics, 1870 total collections TO-.
day, s5,s5082 aud collections for the
week ending Saturday, March 9th, SO
f2,94S94
Farmers, Sbockos. Blanchards, Da.
venport's, Centre, Crenshaw's. Old Do.
mnion, Myers, Seabrooks and Shell.
burne's warehouses report dellyerie, 10.
day of i02 hogsheads
Deliveries for tho week ending March
9th, 1899, $50 hogsheads, tiercos, and Z
boxes
Sales reported to the Secretary to-day:
Wrappers, 20 hogsheads; filters, 4 hogs.
heads; smokers, 7 hogsheads; West.Nir.
ginia brights, 2 hogsheads, sun.cured D
hogshesds; Western, 3 hogsheads Total
sales to-day, 80 hogsheads.
Sales for week ending SATURDAY..
March Q, 1899, reported to the Secretary:
Wrappers, S58 hogsheads; fllsrs, 81
hogsheads; smokers, ~ hogsheads; cut.
tiers, % hoEsheads darks, 81 h gsheads,
scrap, hOgshead, Wost Virginia
brights, 81 hogsheads; sun-oured, AZ
hogsheads; Western, 20 hogsheads.
Total sales for week, $50 bogshead.
After careful and accurate count, /
lind the total stock of bright wrappers
on the Richmond market to be only two
thousand and ifty-nine hogsheads (s,059
hogsheadsl, and this embraces everything
that can be classed as wrappers, say
goods from fifteen dollars up and large
PERCENTAGE of this stock IL acute and
tre5.s old. the latter being little or no
better than filters, having shrunk I'D
from age. think this showing gives
wrappers Gerry strong position in con-
sideration OF tho fact that the new
growth is so deficient IN this class
Of goods, and am confirmed
in this opinion by the fact that the manu-
facturers on the interior markets OF
North Carolina and Virginia have for
months past been coming on This
market weekly for their supplies of
wrappers; and by the further fact that
everything which shows color and body
in this grade of tobacco IS commanding
advancing rates day by day and there
can be no denial Of the fact that Rich
mOnd merchants hold the greater portion
Of the visible supply of wrappers which
are, therefore, in strong hands. For and
under these considerations, don't see
how Il is possible that desirable, colory
bright tobaccOs can do otherwise than
advance In the near future very mate.
rally over present prices G. Mel.
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GAKDb~ sEt ID.
GARDEN SEED GARDEN SEED i

We are Just receiving our usual spring sup
ply OF FRESH aud RELIABLE GARDEN
SEED. and invite all ia want OF Garden See
OF the BEST QUALITY to give uss call
The growth OF our business 10 this line diriny
tn last twelve years evidences the superior
quality II our seeds. and we promise our pa
tron, IN the future. NJ in the ra,'. TO exercise
the same care which has given our seed their
desorsiogiy hish reputation with the public.
Country orders promptly died All small
Seeds mailed ffse Of charge. Large Seeds
cents per pound postage.
p. REEVE & CO..
Druggists and Seedmen.
fo 22-tf ~ cast Marshall street.
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One Of Governor Hoard's stories,
srsaer rslish fhhn tt.-, \

Wisconsn's homely executiveenJo WIG
reputation us a spinner Of yarns ami
does he tell viii
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.
NEW YoRX, March Q.

Repcrsa by q. ". Brsnsh q Co., bankes
snd BROKERS, No. Ill Main st 'est.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
whA, Sigh, Happen In i.a,.

Thew = a secrecy Irnong OrscntAls
wh.rh i rarcl. oggslct among Europrans
They liy, - entirely apart aud ,Lcif
manners and customs an, 80 totally oppo.
site TO those Of the white matters Of India
tina; n political movement may In On foot
and have pcr:..-a,cd the niass.. trsore vs
arc thoroughi, Awarr u Its Importance
Thus any outbreak would H. sudden and
unexpected. Although NE aud property
under British rul. Is nsfcsuaficd beyond
NIL pr,caacn, In Oriental history. the rars
sniinosity exists. and Nc arr simply
obcycd be~usc India Is not strong enough
20 resist Tho dark skinn~. masses viii
never love their whit, cnulucrorr. This
is n fact which should b. ever pcssnt to
the eyes Of our Administrations. We rule
because We arr supposed 10 poseess tho
power 10 enforce obedience. we arc
oboyod because Of tho disintcrrsting force
Of caste prujgdiccs. which prevent eoa.
ccrted action among tho Indian rsors
Wer- th- $50 90. O'J unanimous, their
united action would turn Us out. And
still 80 sleep unsuspiciousfv upon the
slope Of tho volcano without anxiety or
care.
Upon a dark midnigh. twenty roofs
nigh; suddenly burst into flame al widely
spread Intervals In the cantonmcnts Of Jub.
pusH"s ~ N'DtV VI WIN UnNtbtS
Of petroleum TO throw upon the thaseh
might simultaneously ignite the principal
bungalows OF the station. and q genersl
attack might be made during tho copfn.
sion. Tho alarm" would sound In bar.
racks. and officers would DO compelled TO
hurry TO their posts. without . place Of
refuge for their wives and children. The
railway station would 10 attacked and tho
rolling stock carried of at tho moment Of
the outbreak; the environments would b
invested by the rebels, without protection
Of any kind for tho defenders. and with.
on. tho possibility Of retreat. This 10 not
only possibility, but . very obvious con,
tingency. aud yet we live In fools pam.
disc without care or thought Of tho NOR.
row. All military stations throughout
India should not only 10 fortified. but tbs
railway stations should BE- under tho I'm.
mediate protection Of tho fort TO insuIN
tho safety OF tho rolling stock and access
to the line. have heard officers Of dis
tinntion ndmit this necessity. but they
have offered objection to such movement
at present. lest the natives should b.
rendered suspicious by sudden defensive
notion upon our part. Sir Samuel Baker
In FUrtnightly Review.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS

The DAILY Ssu.. IT my -.is columns, has q
csfs-iiy Tor r'-aiinS matter equal Ia the isrus
Eastern r-t-rs- u aims 3" furnish sll the
n~ss II thu dav. complete IN detail. yet coa.
-i.- Ia fpr,n. u ts devoted to Western, and
especially to C.iots.is,. int~rr>ts.
our SPECIAL TEtECRArH skRvICk 10
superior to that II any other journal wet oe
81 Louis. The NV. employ. morr agent.
and isys mnt- money Tor special dispatches
than ell other Western n-r.isap-r. cptnbin~-i
he St~r !. i.sus'i every day In the year.
Th- wprNLy Suws furnishes . c,.iu prudium
~ every nr'shl- event. ai home and Abroad.
with a 'l'.-rni .npply ut choice original and
i.rfcd articles .y-rtili, adapted 10 family en-.
trrtiinm~ni and Instruction. u 10 the t~st
family acvsysy~s p,ihiish-si In the ~~st.
4 feature Of 10th tho psttS and wGaAIy
editions Of the SEus. Of ts- nr.t Importance to
the puhllc. =. our ucr'e.i .ys,sn, 81 market ~
port.. The absolute reliability Of our cusnm-r~
cisi department has long f--ru f-,osuiss-i by
the business tncn II the state. AMI every issue
wili cont'rv~ Ia furnish = true rcseH of the
lsi..t ksn.a. CITY. Chicago el't st. Louis. -
we'll - local, quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

~. g.. o.. rode away lnc b-.ge ~,n1u
a. moot exhausted by the gro,.t pl.
strain that had bccn put upon her. foi'. .-
ycui Ia - llDol Of tears - she threw lie.
self into tho arms Of her boys and. grasp
In; the hand Of their brave ally. they
sank ,.s,on the ground and gave ihGats
for their preservation But they knew
tho craitincss and hate Of the savage too
well not TO be aware that the worst we''
not yet over and that the band would ~
turn. perhaps with reenforeen'.lIs. HI.1
attack them
That day passed. in anxiety. but q
ensiny appeared aud night fell. and -.
thers was no Sign Of their foss Tie faith
full Pingro urged them TO rest while he
watched. and thus the night passed until
tho drst blush Of dawn showed Itself In
tho east. when the watcher awakened Ills
mistress and quietly told her to prepare
fos another onslaught His eyes had not
mistaken the iudistinet fgarSs that he
caught . glimpse Of In tho dasknsss. for
hardly had the besisgcd reached their
posts when they were as~silsd with ,
heavy tire Of bullets. and In the uneer
tain light they sAw u large nunbsr Of the
relsntleas kAffirs making = rush towards
them. Their r.dcs cracked time and time
again - tkoy smpti~i the eont-ntA at tbs
advancing savaxss. nov scarcely twenty
yards distant. but thsss did not usvr.
they hurled themselves Aeainst the bar
rlcsd-s. which they sudsaSorrd to beat
down. and sou,s. having lii torches. thr-v
them upon the matched roof Of the build
Ing. setting It on drs and sddinx another
terrible phase to thSir alrcs.iy d<sp-rsts
condition Tho poor mother was now al
most driven to despair. The now danger
Threatened destruction. hut sEain the he
roic boy came TO the rsseus- bidding his
sister take his pisrc at til. uartrdSu Sox
Lr moved towards tho kitchen Of the
building. whlsh was Ia tho rear. and. peep
Ing through tho loop hole. reeonnoiter.d
Tho enemy hal retired. waiting for tho
Gro TO DO III. work for them. and the lad.
having assured himself that no one wa
lurking GROUND. crop, GU, with pail Q:
water sat. ~ pin: his wey towards ~hrr
III. nearest torch lad been thrown.
c.np,Iei tho eontan,s upon II aud TO
tar.~.i. Twteo L- did this. and was
emerging . third tins. when he ~ni
grasysd by the throat by . hugo kAn.r.
who dragged him away towards tbs ~
tackinx bAnd
Ths apTraranns Of the ksms With his
captive y - tho si6nai Tor Wild yell and
with tho trembling boy IN their midst they
dashed on-c r,osc towards thu houas. Tue
horror Of tho nov frantic mot hss vas Ter.
r!bls. en- In 'hc 'As, approaching daylight
she recognized her 10y In tho hands Of
,hes. r.opa,-rs Moseoses. abe dared
not shoe. for s-sr - rounding hor
son. ~l.o called out to his
mother - shoo; and not TO u,iaI
him Tho Ka,iir,. bundishins their
aas-gal, around tho hoy. s~orv that " tho
h-,la,,,i did no, surrender ho should
la be,ahcr,-i In fron, II hi. mothers evss
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
THE HERALD Brand.

All stock branded rs above OF. asy
part Of animal from the tail up TO right
behind the ears. Range, Garfield.
Rou,,. Grand. Eagle. Piikin and Mesa
counties. Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and = few select
patches Of feeding ground all ever
=. s.-No extra charge for cut. en-
craving. descriptive matter. or engraved
characters. and also includes . copy Of
The HERALD. lie, the cowboy on the
range know Your brand.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
TOWN OFFICIALS.
PosrorrcR BULLETIN.

Rawiin. mail leaves Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at q. m. Arrives Tuesday, Thurs.
day and saturday at 6p. IN.
Grand River mail leaves Mcckcr daily, ezoep,
sunday. nj a. m. Arrives daily, except
Sunday. at $50 y. m.
ltsnpcly and White River mail leaves hssksr
every Monday and Thursday ut q. n.
Arrives every Wednesday and SATURDAY II
6p.m.
Money order and registry department soen
from n. m. to 4 y. IN.
pos'nrfcc open on Sundays from . to m a. IN,
and from ia p. M.
Jv. HorsIor. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
PATENT

Caveats and Reissues secured. Trudc-Narks
registered. And all other patent causes In the
Patent Dfsct and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted. Upon receipt Of
mc-icl or sketch Of Invention, l make careful
examination, and advise rs to patcntability
free 81 charrr. With my ofncc- directly acros.
from the Patent Once. and being in personal
nticndsSre there. II II apparent that hnvc
inary searches, for the more vigorous and sue
Cee.ful prosecution of applications for patent,
0Ad for attending to all business entrusted to
my care. In the shortest possible time. Fees
moderate, and exclusive attention given to
patent business. Information, advice and
special references sent on request.
J. 10. LlTTELL,
solicitor mud Attorney IN Patent Causes,
Oppo-utt. $. patrnt ONCE.
Mention tIIa usuyrN Washington, ~. {.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11
F|cIAL DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
arAT4 OFFICIALS.

!. ;. ."sr.n. (" ". wt..ihary. u. Y. S--.
cont. u J. Temple and wolfe t.,edon-r.
SUPREME torar.
chef Jus,I-~. william u. nsck
Assrsisies. J. Z. oeim and y. ~. Eih-rt
Commissioners. a. !, Rising. Th.~. Ns~-n
and John q. sisIicup.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-11

And do YOU say ! am not a good
watchmakerr No one ever left his
watch here to be repaired that he didn I
come a second time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Delegation of Massachusetts Scion. on n

n ADeleEnuon OF massachusetts SOlonB ON n
Tour.
A committee Of the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, arrived in the city last
evening and registered at the Mcclure
House. The gentlemen composing the
party were charged by the Legislature
with the duty Of investigating municipal
ownership Of gas works, and arc making
a tour for that purpose. They will visit
Philadelphia and Richmond also, those
cities being the only others which own
the gas works.
Under the State law OF Massachusetts
a city cannot own and operate gas
plant. An effort has been mado annu.
ally for several years past to amend the
law so as to legalize municipal owner.
ship, but has 50 far failed. This year
the friends OF the reform have sue.
Ceeded in arousing sufficient interest to
start thorough inquiry.
The committee consists OF Messrs
Moses p. Palmer, OF Grafton, David
Walker OF Lynn, A. 0lin Brooks, OF
Springfield, Robert S. Gray, OF Walpoole,
Charles b. Gardner, OF Rogerham, James
Lally, IT,, Of Milford, Charles French
Porter, Of Brockton, Simeon Dodge, jr.,
Of Wenham, James II. Mellon, Of Wor.
cester, A. O. Thompson, Of Brockton,
and William L. White, jr., OF Taunton,
and Assistant sergeant-at-Arms Q. G..
Davis, Of Boston, and Mr.. ]. @. Smith,
Of the editorial staff OF tho Boston
Globe, accompany them.
The gentlemen looked about town a
little last night, and mot Mayor Sea.
bright, who will to-day sustain Wheel.
ing's reputation for hospitality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
A THREATENED COAL STRIKE.

Railroad Miners VIII bs Asked to Accent
u ReduCtion-IIeSult of the Conference.
PtTTsBURaH, April 16.-The scale con-
ference OF the Western Pennsylvania &
Ohio Railroad coal minetSandSpe.ators
adjourned this evening after adopting a
scale providing for the payment Of II!
cents per ton for mining in Western
Pennsylvania during the summer
months and 10Y cents In the winter, and
024 and Of! cents per ton for the same
seasons in Ohio. This is a reduction Of
q cents per ton on the present scale,
which expires on the 30th inst.
The scale committee was composed OF
eight operators and eight miners, four
Of each from Pennsylvania, and the bal
ance from Ohio. The Pennsylvania
miners voted unanimously against the
scale, but tho remaining twelve MEM
bers OF the committee voted in favor
OF 1t.
II the action OF the Pennsylvania
membersis sanctioned by the Pennsyl.
vania miners then strike in the Penn.
sylvania mines is inevitable. The dele.
gates say the great majority Of railroad
coal miners will object to the scale. This
means that the Ohio mines will be
running after May l, while those in this
State will be closed down. A strike in
Western Pennsylvania will throw 5000
miners out OF employment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
7HE DARK MYSTERY.
There is Still no News from the
Steamer Danmark
AND HER 700 PASSENGERS.
Tho Terrible Suspense not yet Re.
IIeyed,-Her Former Commander
Arrives in PhIladelphIa-.IIIs
Opinion of the Mystery,

NEW YoRE, April l6,-stllI there is no
news Of the 700 passengers and crew OF
the water logged and possibly sunkeuA
steamship Danmark, Nevertheless the
agents continue to hope, though they
have not more to base their hopes on
than that some sailing vessel has picked
the people OFF the Danmark and has
landed them at the Azores. The Werra,
OF the North German Line, arrived this
morning, but brought no news.
Captain Smith, OF the British steamer
La Flandre, which arrived ut Philadel-
phia this afternoon from Antwerp, was
the commander OF the Inflated Danmark
before her change OF ownership, and
was very much concerned when he
learned OF the disaster which ia said to
have overtaken that vessel. Captain
Smith said the Danmark was q remark
ably strong vessel.
Captain Smith said that he had crossed
very close to where the wreck was sight
ed. "Ifthe boats were picked up" he
"by sailing vessel, her
proper course would be to stand for
the Irish channel, OF course no sailing
vessel would continue her voyage with
such crowd on board unless the port
she was bound to was the most easily
reached,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-17
Condensed TELE0RAMs.

Gen. Franz slgol, Pension Agent al
New York, has rendered his resignation
voluntarily.
The steamship arrivals yesterday were,
AT Philadelphia, La Flandte, from Ant.
werpi at New York, Warra, from
Bremen.
MIR. IL. II. Angel, Of Oak Park, near
Chicago, committed suicide last night by
hanging. MI, Angel was formerly d
wealthy resident Of Chicago.
Lieutenant Wilson, Of the vandalla,
has telegraphed from Australia that M
has chartered the steamer Boekton iol
The purpose Of transporting the sailor
shlpWrecked At Samoa 10 the United
States,
Al plttsburgh yesterday tho All
Americans defeated the ChItago'6 BY 1
score Of Toto 8 In the presence Of B,0OC
people. Pitchers, Tehef and Healy,
Hits, AN Americans II Chicago I
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