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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-22

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-22
STATE OF ONO, CITY or TOLEDO,
Lucas County. :. :.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm
of +. j. Cheney Is Co., doing busi-
ness in the city of Toledo, county
and state aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every ease Of catarrh that can
not be cured 10y the use of Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to- before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember, y. d., 1885.
[sEAL.l a w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
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tenn. Send for testimonials, free. z.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-22

book on the subject. Brimful of hitherto
unpublished facts and contains dOcu-
ments never before given to the world.
ProfuSely illustrated with original and
pal actors and scenes in the tragedy; in
addition, a view of the court room during
the progress of the trial; of the weapons
with which the unfortunate physician met
his fate.
A valuable pictorial history of this great
est of modern crimes. Everybody wants
this book
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
TVS WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wss
partly cloudy with light rainfall
Mean tonOors,ure. .............."'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Range Of Tnsrmometsr Yesterday:

NEv YORK, April i3-Ths stock market was
fairly sctiys but feyerish and irregular to-day,
with a general downward tendency. and most OF
the active shares are fractionaily lower thsn last
evening. There was very little feature 70 the
dealings, and tho fluctuations In all except q few
stock. we're made within the nerrovest limits
and seemed 70 have no signincation whsteyer
Atchis0n, with the Sugar Trust Ia the unlisted
Departments, became decidedly weak. ihe for
NOR losing l per cent. and the latter dropping
from gs 70 95H Other industrial shares we're
weak slso. and Cotton-Seed Oil lost nearly
point and Brunswick declined from - " gin.
The movement was not extensive, and prices
rallied toward the end OF the first hour. when
most OF tho stocks were brought up 70. and In
some cases above, the opening figures, but the
short Line dropped n point, and Northern Pa
cnc preferred. with some OF the epecialues,
afterward Joined In the downward movement
which carried prices TO tho lowest OF the day.
Tho market made but little movement In the
last few minutes, and finally closed quiet and
steady OF close 20 tho first prices In most OF the
list. Tho only final changes OF importance were
losses OF \ per cent, in Colorado Coal and per
cent each I'm Atchison and Manhattan. Inc
eales aggregated $4,000 shares.
MISUNDERSTANDING duh and hrm AZ 4Nfa
4SgN. Money easy at2 Suo-Treasury balances
Gold. $751; $40 900 currency. Si5,e5O,OuO. Govern
ments dull aud steady for4s 4 per cents. 1871.
eK. int 4. coupons, 1919. state bonds ne
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
DE =.

CHAMBERLAIN.-Died. on Thursday. April
18th, at4:20 A. NJ, at her mothers rc-idenr,
Weldon. y. e., Ms. E. J. CHAMBERLAIN, tho
vito Of /. ". Cham beraln Ia tho tNoniy-toursh
year OF her age
CRUhP.-Dlod. at Edge Hill. Charles City
county Va. on Friday. April II. 1889. Miss ROSA
y. CKCMp, youngest daughter OF Cornehus
seaton and Nory Bradley Crump, deceased, OF
White Hal, New Kent county. Va.
Interment az Emmsus church TODAY Nl
".
Washington papers will please copy.
FIELDS.-Dled, saturday evening. April 18th,
at her residence, No. @O5 west Duval street, Mrs.
CATHERINE FIELDS Ia the lfty-secend year OF
The funeral will taks place MONDAY, April
18th, from the 1hlri-Stroet African Methodist
Episcopal church ~ y. ". Friends and sc-
quaintances are respectfully invited ~ a.
tend.
Mr.. MICHAEL QUlGLEl, la the thirsy-ninth
year Of her aga.
Sho leaves a husband and siI children to mourn
their loss.
Her funeral will take place TIils AFTERNOON
at o'clock from 80. PGtrick's church. Friends
and acquslutaBces ara Invited % a tend.
Cumberland lMd.) papers please copy.
REDD.-Died, at HyblA." her home. In Han
over county. Vs.. Friday, April -. lae9 IN mo
seventy. ninth year OF her age. Mr.: CokNELlA
NJ. KEDD. widow OF samuel keGd, deceased.
An adectiOnate mother aud devoted wife. shs
lived for her husband and childreo. For moro
than twenty years sae sunereo almost incessAnt
pain from innammstory rheumatism. surely,
even as ber divine Master. sho was made per-
feet through sunerngs."
THACKRAH.-D at Anaconda, Montana,
on tho lgth instant, sitor worry brief Illness,
ROSE BAPrY, wife Of George Ihnekrah, In tho
lfgy-third year OF her sge.
Hest ia peace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Was She a HIeptom niac?
,Philadelphia TimesI


Lizzie Albrecht. the wife Of a well-to-do
shoemaker at All Green street, was ar
raigned before Judge Thayer in the old
courthouse yesterday charged with shop
lifting and. ut the advice Of her counsel,
John :. Mckinley, entered apiea OF guilty.
IL wss testified that she had been caught In
the act % stealing pair OF gloves from
strawbridge & Clothier's store snd that she
handed over a number OF other articles
which she said she had also stolen. The po-
lice when they visited the house found about
bali n wagon.load OF goods which they al
legged had been stolen. A portion OF these
were afterward claimed by the woman's
daughter and were returned to her.
Botn the husband and daughter testified
that Mrs. Aibrecht had been suffering from
"troube In the hcadn for tour or five year,
aud called upon DIR. j. +. Beriet, the family
physician, 10 corroborste their statements.
DR.. Bsrlst said the woman had been sun
struck about i've pears ago. and ever since
had been more or less xfssted. "The suns
stroke" said he. "toGethsr with chronic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--SUNDAY APRIL H. 1899

destruction. The wind struck against the
men In the rigging and forced the vessel
into the bay again. She renamed there only
for short time, however, and soon COM
meneed 10 drift back again.
The Trenton came down violently on the
Olga, aud this time II seemed a. IL both res.
sells would be swept to pieces. The crowds
on the shore rushed down TO watch the
ledge aud pesped through the binding
storm 10 hear the crash which would
send both men-of-war aud their load OF
men TO the bottom. IL seemed now
"a II the gallant ship knew sho
was doomed and had determined to go
down with the flag OF her country floating
above the storm. The stern Of the Trenton
was nearing the Olga's bow. and Captain
Won Erhard, believing that sure destruction
was upon him, let 20 his anchors aud at.
tempted to steam away. lie was too late, for
Just % the Olga commenced TO move up
against the wind his bow came into contact
with the starbosrd-quarter OF the flagship.
The Olga's bowsprit and 6gure-head were
carried away, and the heavy tlmbers
on the Trenton's quarter were shivered.
Several boats we're torn from their da-
Wits, and the American flag, which bad
1oated from the Trenton, was carried away
and fell to the deck OF the Olga. Fortu.
nately the vessels driited apart after the col.
lislon and the Olga steamed ahead towards
the mud fats In the eastern part OF the har-
Dor,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
FOREsT FIRES.
The Raging Flames I'm the Nerth
CsroIiaa Ptnerfer.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch. ]


CHARLOTTE, n. c., April lS-Detailed ac-
counts OF the raging plne-iorest fires along
the Carolina Central railroad between Lau-
renburs and Hamlet are received hero to-
night. Yesterday trains were DELAYED for a
long time on account OF cross-ties being
burned aud the track twisted for teyersl
miles.
Section. Master Woodord with his corps
OF worKmcn were yesterday dashing around
a curve in a dump-car when they were sud-
denly enyeloped in flames and all were fear
fully burned. The car was totally con-
sumcd Reports say the Ere is dying out to-
day, but Yesterday twenty miles were flsming
at one time. This is the most destructive
forest tire ever known in ibis state.
Charles Armstrong (colOred) was to-day
convicted OF burglary at Shelby and sem
fenced to hang May 18th next. Armstrong
IL hai-brother Of Van Canady, who was
lynched At shelby last December for the
murder OF James Phllbeck, and be was Inn
plicated in that crime. He escaped from
Jail, but WAS recaptured this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Loose tobacco sales for the week. 5000
pounds, with SIC. per pound tho highest and
5Oc. per hundred pounds tho lowest There
we're no auction offerings on Change to-day.
The weather has been favorable 70 farming
operations and this may account for smaller
loose breaks this week. though large breaks
are now hardly expected To last long.
On Change there was little Zone, but outside
ihere we're Old wrapper sales to-day.
Color Is very scarce In new or old and the
week has been one Of continuous scrub tobacco
sales-yery noadescript aud common-the West
virginia's rarely showing anything GLORY be-
yond & few smokers
LET Us HAVE TT.
The Tobacco Exchange must have good por-
trait Of the lamenied T. C. Williams The place
for il Is In tho secretary's room We honored
him while living. and let US now perpetuate his
memory by a painting in oil before our eyes
every day. We know Of such a likeness Jus.
finished before his death that We doubt not can
be had. We are ready for our part, and doubt
not that this first move In this direction will 10
successful. Nothing can be more appropriate.
There is not likeness OF the kind on our walls,
and yet mons Is more deserving 70 be there first
than that OF our deceased freud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
| meningitis. produced impulsivo insanity;

meningitis. produced impulsive insanity.
Klsptomasia comes under that head. ard
really believe her 10 be sEleptomaDisc."
"There are wclldelned eases OF kiepto-
mania said judge Thayer, "and they are
Of persons whose minds are diseased and
who are possessed with = mania for stealing.
but this woman does not give any proof that
she was afflicted in that way. The very fact
that she never stole before reiutes that ALE
CATION"
A number OF witnesses were called 10
prove the woman's former good character,
after which the Judge remarked: " The
matter Of character has nothing 10 do with
this II she has pleaded guilty. IL only shows
q person may be thief aud yet have good
character beside. don't think the hus-
band is altogether without blame. He should
have stopped this thing. Slill, he Ia not on
trial. II be we're think II would go badly
with him. | will reflect uDon this case.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

higher; No rcd, April. Sye; NAY. S'sc
JnDe. s7,,c. Corn weaser No 2 tsxs<2,se 10
elevator; options duh and Sc. lover; Nay, &c.
June. i2c. July, <gac. Oats dull and steady
bottoms dull; May, s9xc Juno, Ntc.; July.
s9,.c. Hops quiet and steady. Cones-op,ioos
closed wssk Mar. tl6s5; June. slsS: Jniy.
sle.as: Rio-spot steady and quiet sassr-hav
higher; fair refining, SIC. centrtfassis "
tes'. &C.; refined arm; Z. 61s7c. mould A,
SIC. standard A. S. confectionery A. sc.
cut-ioaf. eitc. crushed, exc: grsnulafe1. sc.
Molassss-New Orleans quiet Rice quiet snd
steady. Cotton.seed oli-~cruco. fifsS ssl.e.
Rosin steady and quiet. Iurgsnuns quiet
Hides steady and quiet Wool quiet PORK
quiet Beef quiet Beef hams inactive. Tierced
becf slow. Cutmea.s inactive Nifdies qutet
Lard quiet and essier: western steam. S.ls1
April. t.i3; May. t7.i3. freighs about steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 1.-The cash quotations were
flour quiet aud unchanged. No. 2sprng wheat,
S6a<c. No. red, S6ic No. corn. sac. No
oats. S3ltc. Mcss-pork, tii;0atil.sa Lard. ts'5.
short-rtos. $50 shoulders ta3s4. Short-cle9s
s6.Xt sfda1 whiskey. fioA
R.~l sfmr enan 49, faft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Handsome Donations.
nv Telegraph 10 mo Dispatcn.l


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April l3.-Last
evening at the banquet rendered Baron
Erlanger by the citizens Of Chattanooga the
subject OF public pitsl in this city was
referred to by one OF the speakers. Charles
Schif, representing the Granger system as
president OF tie Cincinnati Southern and
Alabama Great Southern railroads, arose
ana proposed to make a contribution OF
1900 to the fund OF $4,000 for the hospital.
and Baron Erlsnger on his own behalf asked
the privilege OF adding $4,000. The Eranger
party left at 10 O'Clock this morning for New
Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
A RnuEh PasaaEe.
fRy telegrapn % Do DlspaLcI

(By telegraph 20 tho DlspaHn.l
NEW YORK. April l3.-The North German
Lloyd steamer AlcI arrived from Bremen
late last night. she encountered severe
storms and rough weather during her pas
sage. Saturday night, during a heavy rain
storm. one OF the crew was washed over
board and drowned. The Aller has none OF
the passengers Of the Denmark. nor does she
mention seeing anything OF the Denmark
during her passage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
The strceLRaiINay Strike.
Inv telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

10y lSAobAefH ~ e<-' NA'P-N~AA+]
MrNNEAPOLIs. April l3.-Tne street-rail-
way management mas decided not 10 try TO
run cars before Monday. Everything is
quiet and 1t il not probable that there will
be further trouble unless al attempt is made
10 run cars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
FATAL LOSS OF LIFE.
REORGANIZATION of the loss OF life !.


Nearly every man who chung to the rig
ging OF the yandalis during the storm was
more or less seriously injured, and for day
or two the hospital was crowded. Those
whose injuries were confined to slight cuts
and bruises were discharged quickly, but
number OF others are still under the care OF
the eurpeOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Fatally Stabbed in n Row.

PoRTLAND, ORE, April IA terrible
fight occurred between number OF men at
a hotel in Spokane Falls last night, 10 which
five men were stabbed--three OF them fatal
". one OF them il Harry johnson, oil Chit
cago. No particulars OF the affair have yet
been learned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARxxr.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April I2-Vlrginis i04os, 35 Z
hid: DO. IS, 6JA bid: Baltimore aud ohio, %
a-ked: Northern Central stock, ~; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists. g6'. do. 2ds.
52,s ASKED do. 5ds. 26)< askod consolidated gas
bonds, IL; do. stock, i5Aai6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswrrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York and Richmond
stock Exchsnges-Grain. Flour Cot
tea, Keat, and other Quotations
rBr telegraph to the pisps,ch.

- w,sHSGros. April i2-For Virgins,
l North Carolina. south Carolina, and
KAHN Georgia. rain. preceded by fair weather
/ ION the Carolina aud Georgia coast; no
- decided change In temperature, winds
bearing southeasteriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
Augu-tn,. Subscripiion.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April l3.-ln to'day's cam
yass OF the business portion OF Augusta the
citizerS subscribed $1,000 to the Georgia
Confederate Home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
,ey- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and sixth streotsl--Rev. w. w.
LASDKUM. d. D., PASTORAL II A. NJ occurs tho
anniversary az the sunday school. short si-
dress by the Pastor ana delivery Of prizes Al
p. NJ. sermon, reception Of members, and bap-
tam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NV YORK. hptl l2-The following Is the
weekly bank statement: Reserve, increase,
fi,65J,Qr5: loAps, decrease. t2S6,GO: specie, Ia
crease, S2S 200: leRal-tenders, increase, fl.h5a-
500: deposits. increase, tASlS,lyJ; circulation,
decrease, $4,000.
The banks now hold t6,0S, $50 in excess OF the
d Uer cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
S.y- WTST-MAIN-STREET

fist CHURCH Corner Main and Beech streets>.
Preaching To DAY at II o'clock 4. u. by Rev.
EDXuSD HARRISON and at o'clock p NJ. by DR..
S. A. GOODWIN. a cordial welcome 10 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
MARKETS BY rELEssAPa
NEW yoKK.

Nav YoEE. April Ii Cotton arm: sales. sos
baies; yesterday, aoi bates upiAnds. lose. +;
Orleans. i0fsc.; net receipts al all ports To-
day, haSs bales exports-to Great britain.
a,4s9 bales; 10 the Continent 5,0l3 balee; stoct,
1860 bsles. southern hour quiet and sseAdy.
Wheat dull; No red, Scss5x optisos xskc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
psy- RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT

the SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL will be con-
Quoted by tho Rev. DR.. GOODWIN TO-DAY,
April IA. 1889, at 40 P. N. Music BY Captain
FRANK CUSSISGHAM and the boys OF the Male
Orphan Asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
.rsrangnci a. folloHa:
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, April is-Flour-Smali business
at previous prices Whsst-S0uthern quiet aud
easier: Fultz 9lc ssi : Longberry c4c.At1.0l
western nrmer: No winter red. spos sc.
Corn-Soutaern active aud higher; whita 90
444c yellow, 43a44c western firm. Oats drm
better grsdes shaping higher; Western vhie~
3stC. Rye SLOW 81 steady prices, 6sss7c. Hay
nrm: prime 70 choice timothy, slAsoaSiL.
Provisions allow. Butter quiet and arm. weetern
packed, 2Os2lc. creamery, 2ssssc ksgs steady
at l2c. Petroleum quist: ronned, seA Cohes
firm: Rio csrgoes, fair. is&aiSkc. sugar steady;
A soft Sc. Whisky quiet o. sLiL fraghns
Liverpool per steamer allow. cotton. ~. grain,
sLd.: Cork, for orders. 81. qj.a4& Rsceipts-
Flour, 5000 barrels: whest 800 bushais corn,
$1,000 bushels. shipmenp-fiour, Loo hsrresi
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 700 bushels.
sales-Whest 1900 bushels; corn, III. 600 baAh'
els.
ut. LOUIS, April l&-Flour dull. vsat. and M
changed. Wheat unsettled and Irregular; No.
g red, cash, &hc: May ciosed al $50 June,
s3sc; July, 77Ac. bid. Corn lover; No
bid; June, Sor,c. Oats lower; No. Z cash. xlsa
g3kc. bid: Nay, 24T. as5<c. Provisions nsL
Pork. tl250. Lard. $50.
CINCINNATI.
crScNNArI. April l2-Flosr dull. whea.
nrm No. red SssoS; Corn ssss ny : 20 ec,..
quiet stsi25a Lard nrm at ss.IA Buik-meais
and bacon steady and unchanged. Whlssey
quiet at&l.02 -
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. v. c., April ia-rurpsaiin,
steady Rosin steady: strained, So good
strained, s4c. Tar steady stt LA Cruds tur-
penuns nrm; hard, tl.2O yellow dip and 'irgis.
S2S0
LOUISVILLE
LouIsvIILs, April i2-Graia and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FurURgS
NEW YORK. April i3-Cotton-Net receipts
l.092 bales: gross rn.,eipts. 1879 bales. Futures
closed strong sales. 5000 bales. April fiO.joa
tl0,5t: May. tiO.54ati05j. june, fi0.62asl0t3;
JUN, $40 6saSi0s9: August. fiOl4aflh'5. sop
tember, SO. OGsfi0OI October. f4eDaSHA2, NO
vember sg.70as97i: Deco Der. fa7iasg.s3 Janu-
uary. s.. siss9s2. February, psysSsgi March,
t9Gat9gg.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, April i3-Noon. otion steady AZ
full rates; Americau middng 81. sales,
10000 bales: speculation aud export. so bales
receipts, 1000 BALES American. 1870 hale..
Futures quiet but steady. April. d9btt; April
and May 59-6id.. also ) 5S5ii. May and June,
5l-8id.: June and July. 5 S6fd., alse , a9-oid
July and August. 5 A3-64d., also 5so+d. tu-
gust and september, Si6ii., also bt'tid /,
Septem Der ana October. f0tAi, slso , 395tL
October and November. 20-6td.. al-0 Gtoid.
l r. N.--American miidius. - ~ sales To-
day included 300 hAles OF American, April,
b 5S-64 l., seller: April and May, 5s-5idr seller (;
May and June. 3 - 84d, seller: June AMI July,
3 i0-Gld seller; July and August JsAd, SELL
er. August aud September. 5t5td., buyers
September ami October. D 396id., seilsr' Octo-
/ Der and NovemDor S - cd, value september,
/ . 54-6id., buyers. Futures closed quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
eorrox kgPoar.

We quote Fine, s2Sosstl5. saperrne. s2.l5s
ys25; extra. o. 5)stlz5 fsnily, sistt3l patsa;
tauiIy. co0atry, sL7,athS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

PORT OF RICHMOND APRIL Is. lSsa
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers.
coal, ). II. HAYES.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 10. 1850
by telegraph
ARRIYBn
Steamship Guyandotte. New York. and sailed
for New York. merchandise.
steamer Wyanoke. Richmond, aud sailed for
New York. merchandise.
steamship Euskaro, Pensacola, cosied and
called for Liverpool
Steamship Joshua, Nickoisea, Philadelphia, 10
schooner II. B. Ogden. Lewis, New York. to
load coal.
SAILED
Tug Harold, with barge Wasp, Lynn, coal.
Bark Violet. Catiz. slaves.
schooner ii. u. ogdea, Iowa, Portsmouth.
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID IxzcuTxp At TIE plsPAroH-rMNr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
6RAIE AND COTTON ExcHAUeR
RicsnosD. April Is 1891
s,rE.naro.r,n IN srnn.r.nH.

wHsAT.-500 bushels.
CORS.--i, 100 bushels
OATa-l.0rB bushels
MgAI---450 bushels
SALES asP0Sr;o ~ ss5NsrAsv.
WuEAT-LOngeerry. 800 bushels very good on
private terms.
CORS.-W mite. 200 bushels very good on private
terms.
OArs-winier. 50 bushels primo on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14

Market nrm.
QUOTATIONS.
MIpnLfNa. TO-.
Low MGDDLis0. e;sc.
bO0DORDtsARr. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
WHAT SAVED HER.

Lieutenant Brown ordered every man into
the port rigging, so that the compact mass OF
humanity could be- used as sails and at the
same time keep the weight OF thevessel on the
side next to the storm. This usvel experi-
ment was alb that saved the 1Ssntsn from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
RICHMOND srocX EXCHANGE

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
THOSE on SHORE.

Every one on the shore crowded down
near the point where 1t was expected she
would strike and watched the vessel steam
across the hsrb0r The vapdsIis's draught
was much greater than the Nipsic and II
was known that she would mol ne able 10 get
very close 10 The shore. She came on until
her bow stfucg 10 the soft sand about 100
ward, Of the shore aod probably forty yards
from the stem OF the Njpsic. The engines
we're stopped at once and every msn who
VISA below rushed on deck. The Vandalia
swung around broadside 10 the beach, and Al
first Il WAS thought her position was com.
paratiyely safe. % IL was hoped that the