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Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Tho Arhitrntors Aoree.

CHICAGO, August THE arbitration com
mlttee of business men, TO whom was re-
ferred the wage dispute in the Streator coal
fields, rendered decision to-day, fixing the
price to be paid the workmen at 721a cents
per ton. The demand of the miners was so
cents, while the operators offered 20 cents.
The stumbling block was the cost of 'dead
work." or the actual expense of handling
and loading the coal. The coal men in Chi
cago expect the decision will be ratified by
the disputants.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Colored PREACHER in Trouble,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August 7-lSpecial Tele.
gram TO The EE.I-The Rev, w. w. Stew
art pastor of the colored Baptist church, the
leading colorcd church IN ST. Joe, for fifteen
years past, has been accused by Mary Jones,
a seyenteen-year-ol member of his flock, of
being the father of her baby. Stewart is
fifty years old and has wife and family of
grown children. He has left town.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Sullivan Reaches New Orleans

New ORLEANS, August 7.--[Special Tele-
gram to THE BEE. John l.. Sullivan ar
rived here this morning from Mississippi.
After a short stay he left for a suburban re-
sort near Pearl river called English Lookout,
where he will stay until the date of the trial.
Sullivan looks we'll TO a BEE reporter he
said he felt no apprehension as TO the result
Of the trial, Beyond this he would not talk
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Welt at Monopoly,

TOLEDO, o., August 7.-When this city
bonded herself for $3.50, 600, to provide natural
gas that would knock out the monopoly, the
Standard Oh company declared it would be
impossible TO buy any gas territory. The
city got some land, however, at Vanhuren
and drilled well. Yesterday gusher was
struck which will yield about twenty million
feet OF gas per day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Steamship Arrivals.

Al St. Ettiu-Tho Polynesia, from New
York.
At London Sighted, the Italia, from New
York.
AT Southampton Tho Lain, from New
York, for Bremen.
At New York-The Queen from Liver
pool; the State OF Georgia, from Glasgow;
the Wilkommen, from Bremen, ami tho
Oberdam, from Rotterdam.
At Glasgow--The Phoenician, from Phila-
delphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
THE SPOKANE FALLS FIRE.
Great Difficulty Experienced il
Ascertaining the Exact Loss.

SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., August 1T is
impossible to estimate the extent of losses
sustained by the Northern Pacific railroad.
The value of the two depots, passenger and
freight, may be easily arrived at, but that
of the goods stored there can not be reached
until all claims against the company are ad-
justed.
With admirable exercise of energy A. D.
Campbell, auditor of the Western Union Tel
egraph company, brought his office back
upon its feet within two hours after the lines
had been burned down in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Dined tho EMPEROR.

LONDON, August THE Prince of Wales
gave dinner to Emperor William and
Prince Henry, of the royal yacht squadron,
to-day. The emperor spoke in terms of high
praise of the British fleet, which, he said,
was the finest in the world. Germany, he
said, had an army equai TO her wants, and if
England had fleet equal to her wants,
Europe would regard them us most important
factors in the preservation of peace. EN-
peror William received 10000 troops at
Aldershot to-day,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Want a Shin Oanal.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, August I'm the
water ways convention to-day resolution
was presented petitloning congress for the
construction of a ship canal twenty feet in
depth, through narrows and rivers connect
ing the great lakes, also that the harbors be
deepened as rapidly as practicable, so as TO
of water.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
RIoting Strikers.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, August IA mob of
strikers assaulted number of Hungarians
who returned to work at the Carrie. blast
furnace near this city this morning and drove
them away. One of the Huugarans was
fatally beaten. A sheriff IS posse then inter-
fered and in the fight which followed, Dep
uty Sheriff Sweeny was probably fatally
shot. The strikers were finally driven off.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Democrats Gains in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August THE retu rms
from the state election up to this morning
show the democrats to have increased their
plurality Is, 900 over the election of two years
ago, and that Mondays majority would
reach 35, 600. The last legislature stood 100
democrats and ~ for the opposition
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Sickness at Johnstown.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, August 7.-Notwith-
standing that favorable reports are still sent
out from the board of health, there is great
deal of sickness here. The doctors are so
busy they cannot attend to the calls made
upon them. Typhoid fever, malaral fever,
dysentery and a case of scurvy have been re-
ported TO the Red Cross hospital during the
past two weeks
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Arrested on Seven Hundred Charges.

New YORK, August 7.-Eben S. Allen,
president of the Forty-second Street Car
company, was arrested to-day for forging
certificates of stock on 700 charges. He was
locked up at police headquarters. lie has
been president of the company for a long
time and has been connected with II for
twenty. five Years
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08

IL lay within his power, he said, victory
would be his. He could only do his best.
That he would do that, his friends could rest
assured.
Two hours after the presentation was
made O'Connor was IN his boat. In a few
days he will begin TO work against Wallace
Ross and George Lee, who will pull double.
Searle is doing double as much work as
O'Connor. He finds it difficult to get rid of
flesh
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
They Eeebiy Concnr.

LONDON, August IA majority Of the
London papers feebly concur in the May
brick verdict The Times holds that there
is enough on the woman's side to make it a
case for the earnest consideration of the
home Office. 1t is notable that the Judge in
passing sentence refrained from expressing
any agreement with the verdict
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Littie Rock Republican Daily.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, August THE Ar
kansas State Register made it's initial ap.
pearance in this city to-day. II is republican
daily, owned and operated by Nj. A. Hull of
Iowa, brother of Lieutenant Governor Hull,
of that state. The paper takes the full Asso-
ciated press reports, and will lead the repub-
lican party in the state of Arkansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Eatnl kxnlnsinn.

ST, LOUIS, August AT Kensington gar
den this morning, while Richard Lightner
and John Smith were employed making rock
cts to be used in a pyrotechnic display, an
explosion took place and Eightner was seri-
ously burned. A moment later some chem
icals exploded and John Smith was fatally
burned
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Case Settled.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb,, August 7-fSpecial
Telegram 10 TnE BEE. The case OF fraud
against +. b. Stone was settled to-day In the
county court by his bondsmen paying $40,
and the case for damages was Withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A TweIve-Year-oId Drowned.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, August Especial
Telegram TO THE BEE. "A twelve-year-old
boy OF +. Cramer, working at the Nebraska
City packing house, fell in creek about
noon to-day ana was drowned before help
rnaphed him
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Denies the D.faIcation.

New York, August 7.-rhe statement in
several morning papers that clerk in the
employ of the banking house of Brown
Brothers x Co. was a defaulter TO a large
amount, is declared TO be untrue by that
firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
THE STRIKE MADE GENERAL.
Over Fourteen Thousand Ovens Idle
III the Cnle Re uions

PITTsBURG Pa, August THE big strike
in the Connellsville coke region was made
general to-day and every one of the seventy
six coke plants, and over fourteen thousand
ovens were idle. AS the situation appears
tonight the probabilities are that the strike
will end soon and favorably to the men.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Rusiness Tro,,bIes.

Boston, August lit is reported that the
wool firm of Brown, Stees & Clark is hnan-
cially embarrassed. The firm say they will
not assign to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Thouebt 10 BE Inoendiary.

CI.AHKs, Neb., August Especial Tele-
gram to 1nE BEE ALBERT Coles new res
ucnce was burned 10 the ground this moru-
ing IL undoubtedly the work Of an in
CuEuiAry.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Iwen.y-eleht Soldiers Desert.

New ROCHELLE, n. Y, August 1T is
learned this morning that twenty eight
United States soldiers deserted the barracks
on Davlds island Monday night. The de-
serters were all priyates enlisted for regu-
lar term.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
The Mountain Miners Win.

GALLITzIN, Pa, August 7.-The mountain
miners strike has been settled in favor of
the miners. Several thousand men have
been out IN this region for an advance in
wages for over month.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Mrs. narrison,s Sister Sick.

New York, August 7.-Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison passed through the city to-day on
her way To Nantucket, where her sister,
Mrs. Scott Lord, is seriously i'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
Quite a Blaze.

AMIGO, Wis, August 7-Davis Brothers.
mill, Charles Charles residence, warehouse
and a large amount Of logs were destroyed
by tire ~ Bryant yesterday; loss $50, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
BouIangists out of Luck.

PARIS, August THE appeal court has
confirmed the sentences imposed upon M.
DerouleGe aud Nj. Laguerre for rioting at
Augoleue.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
An Ovation to Pasteur.

PARIS, August 1.-Two thousand students
emDled before the residence Of NJ, Pas
teur to-day aud gave him an ovation.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-08
A Subsidiary High Court Established.

LONDON, August THE high court OF the
order of Foresters, assembled at Bourne
mouth, has granted the demand OF the royal
courts of America establishing subsidiary
high court in that country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05
Real Estate Sales.

Charles W. Handy. real estate broker, has
sold for James L. Barbour the Barbour law
building. $50 Louisiana avenue northwest, to
Wayion Roche for $4,000. For Marzella Z.
Roche, sub lots So, square ATS; lot 50, square
90 and lots IS and 10, square 723, to James l.
Barbour for 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05

Few ELEGANT SrIrEs can be had at the
palatial home Tho Cambridge" for either q
snort term or balance Of season from parties
Who have gone abroad. Apply ut s3A sth ave.,
New York.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LrOR RENT-ELEGANT BANKING. STORE, AND
office rooms in the handsome marble front ''Flem
ing Building" 1419 @ st. NV; we'll lighted, venti-
lated and heated by steam; open fire. aces in every
room. ROBT. /. FLEMING,
mh2-tmh31 14I9 q st. NV.
LEoI RENT-OFFICE AND OFFICE DESK ROOM
H at 935 st. NV. Inquire at Room 2, $50 ST.
NV. nh2-3t'
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EOR RENT-UNEURNI

NOR RENT-UNFURNI'
n 1021-29 I'D st..
Tor. new, each. $50
1928 14th ST.. AR. 40
1877 Conn. ave-, Or. 40
1T22 4th st. II. W., 7r. 30
1006 Corcoran st. .Sr. .25
1927 n. j. ave-. Or. ....-25
l4lo W ST., Or. new. % 80
mE2-Jt JOHN SHI
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HE'D.
l416 Boundary6r. S1S. 80
2:t3 LIST st. s.w., q r. is. 40
22::36 Cleveland av,, u RIA
1911 b ST.. Or. .12. so
Ofiices-St. Cloud Bldg
cor. 9th and +.
RMAN 4 co. l4O7 Fat
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FOR RENTLRQOMS

EsOR RENT-Two UNFUnNIsHED RooNs aD
II floor; new bay window brick: heat and gas: no
children; references; e13 per month. S27 4th ct.
n. ". m4-2t'
LcOR RENT-471 NV, THREE UNFURNIsHED
T. rooms on second aoor suitable for light house.
floor heat and gas; children immediate
mh2-3ts
Tor RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS OVERLOOKING
y inauguration scene and parade; hotel near. Terms
% and ~ 90; reduction for the week. "a B ct.
ErOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS AND LODG-
fngs ~ the day: central location. 622 Pa,
W, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. mh1-5ts
EoR RENT oh 10TH ST. OPPOSITE THE
T. "Arno" HOTEL handsomely furnished rooms; en-
suite or single Of the most delightful locations in
the city; near cars and herdics. mh1-1ws
Tor RENT-933 g ST. NV, HANDSOMELY
furnished Rooms and large larlors with open fire
place and furnace heat suitable for Senators and Con-
gressrnen. f2l-lm
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WANTED-HELP.

:
WAsSSEEEEpsI . i.I B.kER o. FINE WORK ~ Egs
WANTED IMMEpIATELY MIDDLE AGED
ence. wS q e nqrss for child Apply. with refer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT YALE STEAM
w LAUNDRY, 5:s2 10th st. 1t
WANTED-,MAI.E AND FEMALE COOKS, LAUN-
dresses hoasemsds wsitress. nqr,es cosehmen
NV. Also European Steamship AGENT It,
WANTEp-A DRUG APPRENTICE, WITH SOME
nara s1psr,enee preferred Inquire EBBITT HOUSE
WANTED-A. BoY-T0 WORK IN A CARPET
" weavery; also a colored boy. Call at 1924 ,4th
WANTED-Two EXPERIENCED HAT SALES
w men; also two experienced salesladies. Apply i'm
peysa snd ey isse aS @ 1 where Inst en-
me5-2t
WAA SnI =, a9a z p AND WAITRESS
WANTED-GENTLEMAN FOR POSITION OF
w trust; must come well recommended; salary 81
weekly for start increased accordingly. Apply loan
y. THCEE CO, 430 9TH st. NV. IT.
WANTED-A SMART INTELLIGENT LADY TO
wy, take position OF some r.sponsioiiity must Dc
Apply fS ina MhkGk s9 Sa sS
WANTED-A BRIGHT. INTELLIGENT YOUTH
w or boy for office work and to make himself gen;
ebsn address in 1e own With
e1ees , ss2 afc wages ekseeed Ba1
ANTEDLrOO NEN FOR THE NEW NATIONAL
w Thester tonight. m5-3t'
wv Co9ks, Waters, HOuseTorkers. Nurses. Maids,
stored sa q reasonable rates. HUE az a
WANTED-vIsiTOks 1MhLE or FEMAI.E) TO
w the Inauguration, wishing to remain here, To
CTiY INTELLiGs NOE OFFICE. I'll G st. NV. --6t:
w ANTED-AGENTs, TO SELL THE NEW
dress JANIS +. HAYS, Baltimore. Nd. inh2-3t'
WANTED "A CATHOLIC TENOR FOR CITY
w choir. Address Box So, p y. nh2-3t'
WANTED--A LADY THAT UNDERSTANDS
10Th St NV W l. PosEY. mha-3t.
WANTED-5OO COLORED WATERS. 100 DISH.
w washers, 80 cooks tmenl ZOO white and colored
women as COOKE Ks. ehambermaids, and dshwashers s.
WANTED-AGENTSAN AND STREETMEN TO SELL
" Lum smiths great game Of Governors" or Poti-
cal E.rchre There are As State Cards portrayng NUM-
Harrison and Morton. Cleveland and Thurman. Por-
red Democrats Each pack of So round cornered and
s7.2O per gross; 25c.. as per gross: Soc, SO
per gross Order at once Man with wagon loaded
fs9-St $500 7oe Chestnut ST. PRiiadeiphis. Pa.
WANTED-AT THE NORTHwEsTERN EMPLOY
female. with references u Cooks e6ambermai aa
nurses walters, women, aborers porters driv
Room T. f424 New YORK ave-. first door Try US ''''
f26-lm'
WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN LOCATED OUT
large New York house; good salary references ey.
acted; Address sUPT. MIG. HOUSE, Lock Box 1910,
New YORK. 1ln,tu4w
WANTEDz-LEARNERs FOR PROF. CHRIST
measure alone Patterns and materials cut and basted
%me s. j. MEssEk st. .n nw system isim '
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Il wESCOTT & WILCOX,
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents
beautiful residence on st., near 18th; 3-story
bay window brick; IL rooms and bath; lot 23lfxl %
to alley In rear and also on side Price.
Two desirable bricks on p ST., rooms each; bath
gas. &C. Price for both only. So, 800
W ST., near 18th ST., 2 rooms and bath. Price
Good improved lot, corner IL tn and SITS, at bar
gain.
Large 3-story brick, near Pa. ave- and Washington
Circle, on the 'installment" plan Price. $3.50
Nearly entire square, bounded by 9th and 9th and NJ
SITS me-, at low inquire, or viii exchange for improved
property
COS 23ds St; 2-story, Groom brick all m t. e., 900
Being agents for Columbia ms Co., of Washington,
and The Home OF BALTIMORE we are prepared TO place
all lines Of Insurance"
For any information about Washington real estate Or
our latest bulletin, apply or send address to
WESC0TT WILCOX,
mh1-6t 1907 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ICOR RENT OR SALE-STORE ON PENN. AVE.
IL next TO corner OF 18th 1T. NV; cheap to good
tenant. Apply CHARLES EARLY.
t23-2w 603 18th st.
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WANTED-LOTS.

w west for improvement this spring. TYLER Il
RUTHERFORD, 1907 Est NV. mh1-3t'
WANTED-BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
w lots. or houses, for which the cash will be paid.
Send full description and bottom price. Address
HOME SYNDICATE, Star Office. fe20-Inao
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Mr.. s. v. Stillings, formerly Of this city, rep
resented the Kearsarge naval brigade Of Boston
In the brigade.
association from the parade yesterday was oc-
casioned from the want of preparation on the
part Of its members TO contend against the in
clement weather. It was a bitter disappoint-
ment 70 them. but the cause was fully explained
TO Gen. Butterheld, in command OF the fifth
brigade, by Mr.. A. c. Kaufman, president OF
the association
On Gen. Moseley's residence was displayed a
large badge of the Army of the Cumberland
society. The flags, in sheaf form, of Sweden.
Norway. Switzerland and the United States, and
the International code signals, "An's Well;
The captain is ON board"
Col Vim T.. Cody ('.Bufalo Bili') is the
guest Of Chief Bell. OF the secret service. Col.
Cody and Chief Bell have been appointed aids
10 Gen. Beaver
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) 1434 T st. NV, Or. 5000
} 2112 Vt. ave, Or. 1850
I b. 18th st. 8. W., Or. 1928
) 2414 18th st. NV, Or. 10
8 Scott ave. NV, Or. ......15
D 30 I'd st. ne. or. IA
el7l5 Irwin ST.. Or. ~
: 26l9I st. n. W.. Or. 1000
)l727 9TH st. s.w., 5r. -. 10
933 9th st. NV.
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THE CORN PALACE ASSOCIATION.
CHANGE THE DAY.

The uncertainty of the weather on Inaugural
hon day has been the text for many pleas to
have the date Of this ceremony changed until
The latter part Of April or the first of NAV. The
drilling, driving rain yesterday drenched the
throngs, who patiently bore with the weather.
however, and felt amply repaid by the splendid
sloppy marching, but the hundreds of military
and civic organizations turned out and marched
bravely through the rain Those who had paid
good prices for seats on stands found the seats
extremely wet The happiest looking people
were those who had rented windows and had
panes of glass and a substantial shelter be-
tween them and the elements
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S1S 22d NV, mi, Sr. S25
3.30 :3l3 W.T.. alley s.w.. or. 10
III 1894 L st.s.w., stable. 15. 80
. LEONARD. 407 AZ st. s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-05

STABLES.
Rear 2405 Pa. ave. .....&16
hear 1ll2 9th st. 1t
STORES.
1120 18th St., cor. so
l14Y Pa. ave..........45 80
1884 10th ST., or l. s.22. so
140o 18th ST., Ar. and
WESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Pa. ave. NV.
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EOR RENT
Il 1861 p st. n.w.,12r.S7
439 9Th st. NV, 12r. a
170S l. st. NV, llr. SOB
.0l0 Ii st. NV, Sr. 3
102 Boy. ST., Tor. .
l432 L st. n. W., Or. .20.t
215 X st. n. W., ar. ..20.4
ZIG 9Th st. 8. W. Or. l0.5
30S X st. s.w.. 6r........1
m2--3ts A. y. G
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LOST AND FOUND.


Y CST-e10.00 REwARD-AT THE CAPITOL
~ March 4th, 80, Ladies' Otter shoulder Cane
looks like seaskin The above reward viii be paid 6y
NcDEvITT = FLlNDER. sos Penns. ave. n. W.
II OsT-AT INAUGURATION RALL-A SMALL
IL silver Butterfly; valuable only memento. Re-
ward given IL returned to OF 18th st. NV. f5-3ts
Aarge coral bali sleeve button. Reward Will be
tad by ". Y USHER. l42o& Pennsylvanis avs.
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WANTED-IN THE NORTHWEST A NICELY
w furnished room with folding bed reference Ad-
dress PERMANENT, Star office. 1t.
"ANTED-AT SUMNER RATES-FIVE FUR
w n.shed rooms Tor light housekeeping, a fur
nished house. fronting south park near Franklin
Square. Address A. D., Star office. nnh5-3t'
WANTED-ABOUT 80 ROOMS, IN ALI. PARTS
w OF the city han rooms included), for permanent
tenants also addresses of mechanics boarding houses
Give description and price. I'll q NV. mh2-lw'
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LfOh NE Il
Il ola 9th s.w., 11r, all
IN. i....................S 80
345 L s.w., Or, m. i. ~. !
VI 4 q st. s.w., 7r.. m.i22. s
1851 Ca. Tor. bath. 20.i
1252 Az s.w., Or. mi. 49,.
:5:55 NJ 8. w, 5r., WATER. ]
SOD 1ths. W, Or. water. %
464 n s.w., 6r. ]
$40 Del.av.s.w.,6 r.w.14.3
100 NJ s.w., or, W. ..S.3
9:es2 LIST st. Sc, Ar.
lnh2-3ts g. H pARl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-19

NEW York, April ls.--Flour dull and
shade easier, Southern active and
weak: trade and family extras, 50 800
3 40. Wheat closed weak and irregular
al TO &c. lower; spot sales of No. red,
gsc a 81: extra red, 97@ssc No. 2 red,
e6e1s6lc. No. 3 red, soc No 2 red win
Ter MAY. s5tc. Corn closed easy at to
tc lower. spot sales OF No. > mixed,
lSg@4 5c steamer, 43@44tc. No. swhite,
lGfc: steamer, yellow, 44c.; No. : mixed
April. 43tc. Oats closed s@tc. lower,
snot sales of No. white, S9c; No. .
do s.@34c.; No. mixed, 3Sc.; No 2
mixed. April. 9Olc. Pork dull; new mess
xI8 so Lard dull May, $3.50. Sugar
Redned irregular; cut-losf and crushed,
elc; cubes, s;c.; powdered, &c; granu-
lated, ss@9sc Coifee-Fair Rio steady
al 1910.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-19

AZ Greensboro they pointed ont an oid
.iarky whom they said bad just got married
.ni w4s going out on piece Of rented land
to make a start iu liie followed him ont
To- bis cart. o. which was hitched am old and
faded OK. Hi. bride, coal black damsel OF
is. sat on "a bag OF corn iu the cart and held
fo ths rope lines argiud the oxs horns. The
art contained. m rldltlon. a skillet, kettle,
ten pounds Of side pork aud jug holding
NO quart. of mola.s,s There was tick for
straw hed. a mems feather pillow and az
DID blanket This was the outfit.
$3.50 you have just got marriedp asked.
Yes. sah--dun jist got married to dat
gal"
How old are you. uncle|
"Sh0o now. bat reckon lie about Co."
"And you've got young wifeP
ayes, sah-dun got gal"
"And you are happyp
Happy, @h Why, lie walkin' right on
aigs all de time"
And you are now going out TO make q
start in liiei'
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