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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MARCH IL, 1889.
IEAvk RICdn0sD.
s:45 A. N. for hewport News. OLD Point AMI
Norfolk daily pullman Palace Car
kichmOnd Ia Old Point
liO5 A. ". Through Mail for Cincinnati and
LOuisyiile. Daily Norfolk ~ Clifton
Forge, daily except sunday, Clifton
Forge 60 CincnnatL solid trnin 10
Gin ;innRt. Pullman bures slesy..
iug-Car. Charlottesville " Cinein-
natL.
s:e0P. ". Through Mall daily for Newport
News. OLD Point aud Norfolk Pull
man Buffet rarlor-caf except Sunday
10 old Point.
GOOP. N. GordonsVills Accommodation. daily
except sunday.
$50 p. y. last Express for Cincinnati AMI
Louisville. Daily. Connects In Con-
trsl Unon-ssalson, Cincinnati for tho
Vest and Northwest, AMI Ia Union
station, Louisville. for West ami
Southwest Pullman Bu1et sleeping
cars ~ Cincinnati and Louisville.
AHRIyE AT RICHMOND.
eco A. N. from GOrionsYlilo daily except sun
day
1858 A. n. nom Norfolk and Oh Point daily;
Pullman buffet pzrMf.csr except
sunday from OH PionL
sis p. NJ. from Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE daily
oxcsps sunday west OF Clifton Forge.
daily. east OF Clifton forge.
tO5 z. u. from Norfolk and Old Point daily.
Pullman bunet sloeping-car Old
Point 10 Cincinnati
200 T. 81. from Cincinnati ard Louisville daily.
station. Broad street. near Seventeenth 4
Ticket Ofiices: Corner Tenth and MAIN aud
Railway station. II. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
j. T. HARAuAS. General Manager. ties
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Warrington Notes.


WASHINGTON. April 16.-rhe President
nude the following appointments to-day :
William L. Hepburn, Of Iowa. to be Solicit
for Of the Treasury; William II. White
uau. o. New Mexico, associate justice OF the
supreme Court Of the Territory OF New
Mexico. Mhitemdn was nominated 70 this
U0ioe during the special session OF the
Senate. but his nomination was not acted
upon. Hepburn was cavalry officer during
the war ana a member Of Congress several
terms from the Eighth Iowa district.
The following post-oihce inspectors on
mail 0cprecalioHs have been removed:
james T.. Alexander, Atlanta. Ga; James
IL. Gnliu. Atlanta, Ca; aud kOmus +.
Stuart, Chicago.
Ten additional clerks, making twenty in
oil. VIII tomorrow be detailed from the dit.
feTcnt divisions in the Post-Ofiice Depart
yneui n briei applications and other papers
relating 10 appointments. II this force -
found 10 be insufficient 10 speedily bring
the work up 10 date further details Will be
inside.
Commissioner Tanner, OF the Pension Blu
Teau. received during the first week in the
present month C0,8Il letters and other pieces
Of msil matter pertaining 10 the business Of
bis olice, and last week he received 6. 900
pieces. The Commissioner desires this fact
delays ia answering correspondence from
Grand- Army men and Others baVipK per-
E0Dsl interest 10 pension eases now pending
IN the Office. lie bespeaks the indulgence
Of correspondents until tue present burden
al work shah have been disposed Of The
Commissioner is making every effort In his
power 10 expedits the work OF bis Office and
to bring II up 10 date az the earliest possible
day.
A list Of tbrty-three postinasteTs ap>
pointed by The President is made public to-
day. An are for northern aud western cities.
The principal one j. james A. sexton. OF
Chiesg0, vice Genersi New berry, resigned.
nix OF these appointments are 10 the place
Of men nominated by Sir. Cleveland whose
nominations were oct acted upon by the
Renate A bail dozen Others are 10 OH va
eaRcies caused by removal.
Assistant MedeaI-Keferee Philip II. Bar,
ton, OF iho Peuaon Office, has been re-
moved. Barton was sn appolntee Of the
last Administration. Theodore Smith, Of
New York, special examiner Ia the Pension |
Office, who resigned last summer. has been !
fsinstatej. Robert W. Ross, OF Illinois, re- |
eofder VI the General Land Oilice. and Viz
~ NJ. Hobbs, OF Indiana, chief OF the cou. |
test division Ia the General Land Oibce, |
have resigned.
Governor Robinson. OF Massachusetts,, has |
declined 10 serve A. Que Of tbe commits |
ti0ners 10 negotiate with the Cherokee ln- |
dians for the cessoD OF their lands 10 tue
JBdlaU Territory 10 ice Uuiied States. The |
departure Of the commission " tue Cherokee J
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Rare,qh's Domatiou.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l

RALEIGH, y. c.. April 1e.-Governor
Fowle has appointed Hon. Charles NJ. stead
mao, OF Wilmington, chairman OF the North
Carolina Commissioners at the Inauguration
Centennial at New York.
Isaac Patterson, treasurer oil craven coun-
", Is dead.
The commissioners OF Durham county
have ordered locakopnon election Tor Dur
ham township on the first Monday In June.
The Wske-County Farmers Alliance has
adopted resolutions not 10 use any bsgging
made 10y a trust. but pedging itself to use
any other sort Of material instead. This
viii also be the action OF the State Alliance
Executive Committee, which Is soon TO re-
port on that matter.
A fire in Rutherford county burned the
residence and contents also OF two stores
and several barns belonging TO A. +. Wea-
yer. The stores were occupied by two gene
raj merchants named Bennett and Carpenter.
The total loss is $1,000, with no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
country win BE- delayed hr thI. deelar,llnn

country viii be delayed by this declaration,
but steps have been taken TO OIL the vacancy
at once 20 as TO cause a. little delsy az pos
sible. The place has been rendered BY tele-
graph 10 another gentleman and his reply Is
expected tomorrow.
Representatives liouk and Alfred TAYLOR,
% Tennessee. asked the Prclldeut 10 amend
the cvihservice rules SO az 10 permit The
restoration 20 service Of the men who were
dismissed for political reasons by the last
Administration without regard 10 The length
81 time since they were dismissed. The
President said be would give the natter very
careful consideration.
new candidate for Pablo Printer las
appeared IL the PERSON Of General Frank
Palmer, Of Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
Range Of Thermometer Yes,era.r

bic winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
MARKETS BY rELEsRAPa
NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK. April le--cot;on steady: sales,
li59 bales uplands 10 li-i6c.; Orleans 10 IS Ice
not receipts, s.2l6 bales (; exports-to Great Bri-
tain. 1850 bales; TO France. i,02f bales; 10 tho
Continent 1858 bales stock, 4sg,37l bales.
southern hour steady and more active; common
10 fair extra. sas5aS3-30: good to choice. s3-5be
f17a Wheat Aale lower and weak: No. cred,
s5kc. In store (; options Kaye. under yesterday
no. 2 red, April. 65kc; May, e6hc.; June, S73sc.;
July, 6sc. Corn nrm; No. 2. 42i.ai3c Ia ele-
vator; options Nc. higher; April. sac. May
a anl Suas uSs oDton. ssr.s
quiet; April. Sic. May, 2g1sc.; June. 2sae.; No
2 spot. 81 <s5ekc. mixed western. 30ss3c. Hops
quiet and steady. Cofles-Optlons closed steady (;
sie75asib.sD; spot Mo quiet sugar.-Rav struns;
fair refining, o-ltas5ic; ceatrifusalss eo-tosi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.


Loose tobacco sales to-day, s,1Oo pounds, with
s. 20 the highest and tl.l0 the lowest Auction
offerings on iChsnge to-day, thirty-nve pack
ages, sixteen Of which were taken in. Highest
price, &C. per pound, and the lowest f22J per
hundred pounds.
The market for old remains quiet aud fea-
turelcss to-day. A number Of prominent plant
ers from Albemarle county were on Change
seeing their crops sold. Although, they say, tho
weed Is selling low, they will try another ave-
rage crop this year and Will aim for better to-
bacco
We are glad to see buyers taking pains 10 talk
with the planters and that the planters are
broadening their ideas by this contact We hope
that this feeling may be kept up.
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ffnae-Hatf.
ny telegraph o ihe pIspatch.l

10y 'oioot"Ph =" 'Ho N'oP"'~+l
PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 16,-Three thou-
sand people attended the bsIl-game to-day
between the Chicagos aud All'America
teams. The All-Americas outbatted and
outGelded the Chicagos aud won with ease.
Score:
AI.Americas. ......1 0 0 2 3 0 3 0--10
Chicagos. ..........0 0 0 90 0 Q 0 o. 3
Earned runs-Chicagos, l; All-Americas.
4. Observation-Disclosures IL; Chicagos, 7.
Errors All.Americas, /; Chicsgos, 8.
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THE GLOUCESTER TRAGEDY.
Tho Prisoner Gran,ea a New Y,rtaI.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va, April 1G.-
In the Ross case the motion for new trial
was argued before Judge Jones to-day.
The defence asked for 8 new trial-hrst,
on the ground that James w. Hobbs, one OF
the Jurors, had expressed an opinion on the
case before he was sworn on bis VOlr DIRE ;
second, on the ground Of the separation OF
the jury.
General Tallsferro and Mr. VI. Jones both
SPOKE for the defence. Mf. I. G.. Jones re-
Piled. Mr. Rober; McCandlish closed the
argument for the defence. The defence re-
he'd principally upon the atlidaviis in refer
ence 20 the expressions Of opinion by James
w. Hobbs. The Court sustained the motion.
The defence asked for bail. but the Judge
refused 10 bail the prisoner. II is probable
that The defence willapply 10 Judge Je6reys,
VINO is holding the regular term OF the Cir
cult Court here, TO bail the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

stopped his progress towards the summit
In the current Pefsrmann's Mifesluneen
Herr Ehlers gives an account OF his ascent
OF the mountain ast sumner. He confirms
slI that DR.. Meyer said about the wall Of zee.
Herr EhIers estimstes the height OK the
snow-clad peak at 1860 feet. Herr Ehlers;
Il VIII be remembered. was accompanied
on this ascent by DIR. W. L. Abbott, an
energetic traveller, who IL graduate OF
both departments Of the University OF Penn
evIVanfa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
Terribly Kicked by n Young Horse


FREDERICKSBURG, April 10.-Mr. Eugene
Bailey, son OF Hon. Chancellor Bailey, OF
this county, was severely and painfully
kicked by young horse yesterday SITTER
noon. lie was taking the horse to water at
the time, and releasing his hold for a mo.
ment, IT suddenly turned around and kicked
him in bis face, fearluly bTuIsiug and
mangliug the left side aud knocking him
seuseless. lie has been brought to this city
and carried TO the residence OF DR.. l.. ASH
ton, where he is receiving medical treat.
ment. The accident will probably cause
HIM the loss Of an eye. His many friends
greatly regret the unfortunate accident, aud
trust that nothing serious will result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
AGlnda,onaan Erocted.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dlspstch.l
LONDON, April 1G.-An election was held
In Rochester to-day TO iiiI the parliamentary
seat made vacant by the resignation OF Col
olonel Hughes.Iallett. The ballot resulted
In favor OF Huggson, the GladstOnean cans
didate. who poled 1885 votes against 1,5S0
votes for Davies, the Liberal Unionist can-
didate. In the election in 1885 Colonel
Hu9hes.IIallett Conservative received 1902
votes against 1858 for BeIsey, the candidate
OF The Home. Rulers.
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tBy telegraph to she Dispatch.

Troy, n. Y, April l0.-A portion OF the
works OF the schsghticoke Powder Company
Was blown up last night by the explosion OF
200 pounds OF material IN the mixing-yat.
Charles Rose was killed, aud Marvin Benno.
way received injuries from which he viii
probably die. Tue damage TO property Is
shout $500, aud the works, which were
turning out 5000 pounds OF rifle powder
daily, will be shut down for about six weeks
until the buildings and machinery are re-
piaeed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
Delaware ana Local Option

10y FVIVbI"F0 70 w I7I'I7770'1'I
DOVER, DEL, April l6.-The Davis local.
option bill passed the House this morning by
a party vote OF IL to 6. II divides the State
into four districts-the city OF Wilmington
being one, and Kent, Sussex, aud Rural New
castle counties respectively the other three
A local-option election may be ordered on
the petition OF one tenth OF the voters, the
result OF such election being interchangeable
in the regular way for three years. The bill
will not pass the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

tby Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstch.l
PARIS, April l6.--The police have search.
ed The residences OF General BOuanger,
Count Dillon, and NJ. ROcheiort, and have
seized q number OF papers.
The Government has ordered the projects
OF the various departments 70 promote fetes
similar TO those which will be celebrated in
Marseies on May 9th, the anniversary Of the
meeting OF the states General IN 1889. The
projects have been instructed not TO allow
public meetings likely to create disorder.
The order to the projects states that they
represent the central power. Political action
IL centred in tner hands. and the other oti-
Gals should second them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
National Academy OF Sciences.

lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April 1G.-About thirty OF
The ninety-six members OF the National
Academy Of Sciences were In attendance
NJ tue opening session Of the annual meeting
of the academy to-day. The sessions will
probably run through tomorrow and Thurs
day, aud the programme embraces series
OF fourteen papers by prominent scientists.
Shortly after noon Professor Marsh, presi.
dent OF the academy, called the public meet
ing to order, and without sny preimlnaries
whatever Immediately proceeded to call for
the reading OF papers announced for the
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
RAILROAD LINES.
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY. April 8. is'9 at
=. NJ, trains on Tits road will run "a follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINs NORTnWARp.

'DailE iDaly except sunday
STOPPING-PLACEs.
Nos. IS aud - make DO stops. No. II
stops only on signal az Chester. No. 3
stops on signal as Centraa No. ~ et0ps
only on signal at Chester. CcDiraua. aud
Manchester No G6 stops on signal ~ all
regular stations ana also NJ Temples aud Port
NathalL Nos. * 80. IS. and 30 viii stop as all
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Noa. IA and ~ soepins~cars between
New YORK AMI Tampa, Ella. trtG JacksOayiiiel.
On Trains Nos IL aud q secping-cers botween
Washington and Charleston and between W ash
ingtou and Jacksonville on Train No -
sesping-cars between New York and Ja,ksoa.
Vile. on Trains Nos. - and * sleepfng-cars
between New FORK and 1homasyllle, Ga.
IHE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINE 10 NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond $3.50 A. NJ. Norfolk. ..... les r. ".
Richmond 1000 p. VI. Norfolk. 80. $40 +. ".
Norfolk. ....'s.2J A. VI. Richmond. .ll:a7 A. u.
Norfolk. 1910 +. VI. kichmond. .s;s5 r. NJ.
These trains also mako ciOse connections Tor
Farmyille. Lynchburg, and southwestern points.
and all stations on the Norfolk sud Western rail-
ros1. X. VI. SULLf.
Superintendent
EFT. ID. MYgsS General superintendent
4. II. EHgRSOE. General PcAeenger Agent
SOL Haas, Trafiic Manager. mis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

3igc. refined frri. scarce, and higher; G.
65fn5hc. yellow. g'sa7c. of a, 7lc.; mould A.
sNc- standard A. 6kc. /; confectionery A. S1sc- ;
cut-loaf and crushed, oi.c.; powdered, yc. ;
graduated. d%c.: cuDss. SIC. Molasses--Fcrelgn
firm: D-test Hhc.; New Orleans quiet Rice
quiet and steady. Petroleum quiet ard steady !:
crude. In barrels. T25; refined. here. 81. Cot
ton.secd oil weak: crude, &c. yellow, i9ai94c.
Rosin quiet and easier; strained. common to
good, fi.l2%asi.la Turpenhne lower. Hides
steady and QUOT Wool quiet Pork firm; Old
mesa $40 5OasiA75; now NOES. si350asia15; OK
ira prime, $3.50 Beef inactive. Beef hams
quiet 1ierced beef dun. Cu'-meats slow.
Middles qnioL Lard higher and firm: western
steam, S9.25; city, $50; April and May. E.25i
June. s7.ga ProighIs STEADY.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April iA--rhe cash quotations we're
Flour steady and unchanged. Whsat-No. 2
spring and No. red, 67kc. No. corn, @as
3lHc. Ne. oats, Akc. hess-pork, slLsOaslLs5.
Lari, SGSx. shOrt-ribs, $5.05ai610 shoulders.
t5.S7H asb.51 short-ciear, Sd.s71ss s650 whis-
key fl.05.
ThafaaAlnr gte,
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anlhe Proauce nxehange.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

NEW YoKX, April io.--Tbe New York
Produce Exchange decided TO adjourn over
Good Friday by vote OF 7Ss TO 49,. The
proposition 70 close on April zstn was DO
iestsd by \ vote Of 652 10 423 IA twotbirds
VOTE necessary. la relation 10 the amend
ment 10 do away with the saturday half
holiday there were only 255 votes In favor ~
against III opposing II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
CRAZE AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 10. 1851
oFYRRISGl

WHHAT.-2is bushels.
CORs.-2,249 bushels
OATS-2.0O0 bushels
PEAs.--46 bushels.
SALES REPOgrsD TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-Longberry 1lS bushels primo at sl.0A
shortperry. 10 bushels common a. TO- Total
sales OF wheat, 1853 bushels
CoKS.-White. ~ bushels very good at &c. 600
bushels very good at 45hc- Mixed, 400 bushels
prime atAkc Total sales Of corn. OF bushels.
BLACK PKAA-20 bushels very good at tl.50.
BLAcK-EYED PEAs-26 bushels very good at
slb0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
An Eminent surgeon bead.

lbY toiostapu w wv bt0pniNnsl
PHILADELPHIA. April 16.-Dr. Samuel W.
Gross, one OF the most eminent physicians,
died to-day; aged dfty-two years. The
deceased was son OF the late Professor
samuel d. Gross, and succeeded his father
in the chair Of surgery In Jefferson College,
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
gALT1HoRE STOCK RARKEE.

BALTIMORE April lG-Virginia 1O-i0's, 3jila
ssked: Northern Central. IS bid; Cincinnati.
Washington and Baltimore lists, 96A bid; do.
2ds, 5l'.; consolidated gas bonds, ll2il do.
stock, 45sf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17


C0RNETT. died, April Is, 1850 at O'Clock A.
NJ, at her daughters residence. ecrner Koberf-
sou and Ashland streets, ELIZABETH <. uifs OF
Jesse Cornett; aged any. nine years.
Funeral will tase place from tho above resi-
dence THIS Wednesday, EVENING Az O'CLOCK
LUCoRD. ct hls fathers residence. near
Ates's Hanover couSty. Va, Tuesday, April 10,
1889. ~ tis o'clock A. ~. W. 7. i.uCOhD, oldest
son OF W. 7. and Ella G. Lgcord. Ia the twentieth
year of his age.
Burial from his fathers residence TO-DAY st
at 3 O'Clock z. VI. Friends are Invited 10 attend
without further notice.
PEYsER-Nr THEODORE PEY SER. rost-
dent OF the city Of Petersburg. Va, died April "a.
1854 at $50 A. NJ. in the city OF New York after
lingering Illness.
lie was devoted husband and an sfectlonaie
father. Ito leaves wife and nine children 70
mourn their loss.
PERKINS --Dicd. az Alton. buckingham
county, Va, on the morning OF the 18th instant,
Miss kATE N. PERKINS.
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FLOUR

We dnots: Fine. s. 5Oas2.75. super1ns. Ss75s
sS25; extra sl5)a1l75 family. s4asL5O; passa'
family, country, sL75sSiso
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Juaee Charles .. Stnor, Dead.

10y IVIVbIuI'I 70 1IIV HI0I7''1VH'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April IL. Judge {. +.
Stuart, OF the Corporation Court OF this
city, died to-day after a protracted illness.
lie was Speaker OF The House OF Delegates
TWO terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

Not a little discredit was cast on the ac-
count given By DR.. Meyer OF his ascent OF
Kilimanjaro, the "Crown OF Africa" and
notably OF the mighty wall OF ice which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

CONNECTIONS
Train No. % connects daily AZ Keysvills for
Chase City, Clarksvlile, Oxford, Durham. Hen
derson, and Raleigh. Connects daily st Green's
bor0 for Durham. Raleigh. salem, aud Winston.
aud ali points on North Carolina Division q.
salisbury for Asheyiile. Hot springs. and all
poiDtsin Western North Carolina, and 81 Char
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta rail-
Rad
Train No 52 connects daily az Greensboro for
salem. Winston, Raleigh, 0oldsboro'. aud More
head City; at Salisbury for Ashevills. lss
springs aud ell points In Western North Caro-
lima .. Charlotte with Chsrlotta. Colum bis aud
Augusta railroad tor Columbia, Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. Savannah. 1homasyills, 0A. jack
ronvilie, ami other Florida points: alss. with
Carolina Ccatral railroad for WilmlngtOn
Trains from the South arrive at kichmond&a
A. n. aud $50 r. NJ
tAmgLlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave nlebnonu, -.s..,..--. ........... .ooO T. "
Arrive nic ven nvol; si3 n n
Leave Richmond. ......................s:f5 A. "
Arrive Manchester. .633 r. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17

TOR ALL KINDS OF PURE
4 CREAM AND ICES. furnishings for pic
MICS. MRS. JULIA CARAVATI cannot be ex-
cened. either in price or quality. Call ct her
SALOONS. l724 EAST BROAD STREET. AND
TRY SOME. ap 1906
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
Mean temperature. .................."+
NEW YORK STOCK nARKET.

NRW YORK. Arril lG--Thc stock market was
excessively dun and fluctuations wero male
within the narrovest limits, rejecting only the
humor OF the moment The holidays are for tho
most part responsible for the growing dulness.
traders Of bearish turn OF mind fed out small
lines OF stocks 10 tho early dealings, but the
market afterUsrd took on n arm tone, and while
London han lew buying orders there was no
disposition 20 trade npon that fact and outside
nuence and made wide fluctuations, there was
no feature Of any kind 70 the market There
were some exaggerated rumOrs Ia regard 10
trouble between the Union ana Northern
fscliics ov0r tho Oregon business, and
IL was said that the Union Pacific had
notlhod the Navigation Company that 1t would
abandon the lease II the small line Of $50 miles
Was not turned over. The bears upon this ham,
mered the stock. though upon the denial Of the
ruhor portion Of the loss was recovered. The
snort Line was afterward attacked. On the
other hand Milwauh &c, Lake Shore, and Western,
both common and preferred, rose shsrplY on the
report 81 large Increase in their earnings and
that the next dividend upon preferred would be
showed marked strength and rose about 9 per
cent Tho market closed very duh and steady
o. insignihcaut and irregular changes for the
day. The advances wore; Philadelphia gas q.
milwaukee,, Lake Shore, and Western common
~ and preferred s, but tho losses include
Navigation and Short Line II. Total salos,
126 O00 shares
Erentng.-Exchapge duh hut steady aud I'M
changed a. 4s7Hs4s98. Money easy Mt 2ka3.
SuD-Iressury balances-GOid. sl53, i4i.0o0: cur
rency. tl6.lU.GO. Governments dun and steady
for 4s; per cents. lgJ. OK. int; AZ coupons,
lgi7,. state bonds dull and featuroless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
i,eu0H Purenaseo

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Bond offerings
to-day aggregated s20O,s50. All were &C.
cepted at l0S for AS and l29 for AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-17
OkPAKTURE or sTEAnExs.
A NCHOR LINE.

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ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from Now York
WEDNESDAY. May let. May 29th,
June 23th, July 24'h.
Saloon passage, go 10 sicO; sscond-class, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday from Now York 10
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage 20 Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Liverpool. $50 and SO. Second-C Lass, so.
Steerage passage. other Service. $50
Saloon Excursion Tickets az Reduced Rates.
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts
for any amount issued at lowest
current rates.
For Books Of Tours, Tickets. or further informa-
ton apply 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Now York.
or GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co tOd Dominion
Steamship Company, or ANDREW WELSH
Southern Express Company. or 4. ". GAR
Der Q0OO Main 81. Cor. Tenth, kichmond)
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