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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

Oh YES. by all means go to Okla
next week, if you want to see the
greatest circus on earth.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

THE prudent home seeker starts for
Oklahoma, and stops i'll Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

THAT message. is all right, Mr.. May
or. Now let us get down to business
and put its recommendations in prac-
fica
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

ARKANSAS CITY is whooping it up
now and doing land Office business.
After the 22d. however, she will be "a
banquet hall deserted -
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

brooks, etc. some little of it should
be extracted from whatever civil broils
may take place in the territory.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

joel Thomas will be at my barn
Saturday, April 9th next, to buy hors
Is, mares and mules. They must be
fat and smooth. TT. FLEMING.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18
THURSDAY. APRIL IS, 1889.

AS THE chimney is to your house, 80
is. sewerage to our water works.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18
FRESH CAUGHT.


Lake fish at William BOrn's meat
n,or1zok
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

MONEY TO IfOAF-SJH i've hSUck anu
personal security. E. W. KIENAN,
At Bennett'g grocery, 4Io Commercial.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-04-18

If you want kaffiir corn, cane seed,
seed corn that will mature before hot
winds, ETC., Address Trumbull, Rey-
nolds & Allen, Kansas City, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
rIvEPERSoNe BrRNaD 10 DEATH.
UuavaiIinx Efforts 70 Rescue Them
from the Dwelling.
lPy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

WrS1cuEsrHR, n. y. NAY The dwell
lrg-h0use Of Watson BOwnes was destroyed
hy Gre about hali-pGst / O'Clock this morn
inc and i've persons were burned 10 death.
The household consisted Of Watson BOwnes.
li. wife. hts mother, Mrs. /. b. BoWnes, ana
tqyo children, aud two servants. . ist how
lhr dfs started is not known, hat IL ia sup.
posed that lamp which was left burning In
the hall exploded snd started tue Hames.
When Mr Bowues was awakened by the
cracking o. TIE flames the iiIe had already
gained great hesd1ay and the house was
hllsd with smoke. BoWnes Immediately
gave the alarm and then started 10 carry his
wife into the open air la DONG ms ne as
severely burned about the feet and body ana
Mrs. Bownes YVES also burned about the
head. neck, and shoulders. While Bownes
wa, rescuiug has wife be could pisinIy hear
the cries OF agony from his mother aod his
Two children, who were sleeping with their
Grandmother. but he was unable TO save
Them. and they persisted. The two children
were seed three and five. Kate Dunn, ser
want, aud her sister Annie, who came TO
visit her iSsl night. also persisted.
The Empire Eugine Company, whose
hpildlng IS directly across the street from
the scene OF the TIRE, turned ont and assisted
b, VILLAGERS tried % eXtnguish the IRE, but
their old .iashI1 med machine was OF little use
aud the building was burned u The ground.
Despite the eN9Tis made by me iremen ana
villagers 10 rrscue the inmates, Mrs.. Bownes,
@r and two children were dead before they
could bs got out. Tho little ones were in
their Vrandmothcr's arms. The Dunn girls
were also dead when taken from The build
inc. Mr.. Rowues Is FreemasOn and Is be-
Ing cared Tor by the fraternity. II i feared
ihsf his wife's Injuries will result fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. MAY s. 1880

we're spinal shock, the sefiousncss OF wnich
is not determined. Jones Il the most Sc
riously hurt aDd will probably die. The re-
porter seems 10 have suffered the least.
VI. &. Jones was the New Engisnd SCENT
for the elevator firm OF l.. o. Graves u Co.,
OF Rochester, and belonged In Boston, whore
he had n wife. He died at Rhode lslsnd
Hospital nj 4 O'Clock Of broken back. He
was a very large man and the shock OF TIC
rccoi told heavily upon him.
A, G. Cornell, the superinten dent OF con-
structIon. was also from Boston. He lies al
the Rhode Island Hospital IN comfortable
condition. and will probably survive.
X. Rosenield, the reporter who fell with the
car. was the ightest Of the three men and
was not injured internally. RE has pains
in bis back and hemorrbaees about toe head.
Both his eyes are blacked, and his head was
badly cut. lie is able TO use all his limbs,
however, snd there Is no fear that paralysis
will intervene.
James Beaten. the helper. slso from Bos-
ton. was the man who sawed apart the hemp
cable. He wanted to make the descent IN
the car. but was ordered to descend on the
cable siter the car and fasten II 10 the car
again. This he did iu company with
plumber, AMI 10 was not until he could re-
store the hoistiDg-line that the sufferers
could be reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Bnse-BalI Yesterday.
rrn. 81. .l..r..U. O.. tia fHIar.af..n

Cincinnati:
Cuciuuatis.........0O o I o o 0 o o. /
Aihlctics........:.. - o. 0004 x 7
-Cmcnnsts, 4 Athletics. Q.
Errors inciuustis, .; Athletics, ]. Bat
terl's-N l'u' SAiIh' ana heehAh' Ne!h'hS
and Gross.
Philadelphia.
IhHadelpaias ......O o ] o. g
NDw orks........O . o o. =
Ea,o-h.ts-PhiIadelphia', s; New lorks,
:. CONGRATULATIONS, o; Sew lOrks,
.. bi'l,I .,s- bulHhl0H "n" NIcIneA's (,
Crane and Brown.
Cleveland:
Cicyelaude. , o 0010 o. 3
Cmcago- ............0 o / $50 OK ,
Basc-hits-C Ieyelsnds, =; Cmcagos, s..
Errors tieyeiands, .; ChIcagos, .. Bate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
SnUaEaInE VIKGINIA.
Sentenced for JaiI-Burning- -Four
Years tn the PeuItentiRry-Per
sonaI ana Political.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispotch.l
------------- IL Mn IA.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Di6pntch.l
PrEe.nrGG. NA., May +, 1859.
Though the weather was beautiful and
/ bright tbe attendance 20 the County Court or
+ Grcenesvlile Yesterday. M comparison with
the crowd usually assembled there on court
dsys. was smsl The Judge had a special
grand iry cmpquellel for the purpose Of
indctIug Wdusm Bonner, charged with
malicious cutting. and when the case WAS
called ~ was continued until tho next term
~ the court.
TIE case OF Robert Bonner, who was I'M
der indictment for burning and breaking
ont of taoi3ii several months ago, was tried
Mr. ". samuel Goodwin represented the
Commonwealth and Mr.. ". VI. Powell
r8e prisoner Counsel for the defence en-
tered plea a guilty. and the jury fixed his
term Of imprisonment IN the penltentlary 10
three years. There was another indictments
against "a" samc party for petit larceny, and
30 having been admitted that this was the
third offence, The jury gave INN one more
wear I'D the ptnitcnuary. Bonner Is pro-
fcssonal thief, and the owners OF fowls IN
Hicksi0rd sud vicinity now feel somewhat
relieved since hc has gone where he willnnd
chickeua dehcacy.
The Court granted licenses to all the old
hquOr-de1.cr, in thetO@n.
The principal attraction 10 oil the visitors
90 Hick.iord seems to be The RaIlows on
which The TWO murdcrers. Walter Harris
and Robert Williams, were hanged last Fri
dav. The structure ~ stt standing ia the
jsil enclosure. Ala who 20 TO the village
inspect and ,iew the yellowstone OF the
strongest and best OF The kind ever erected
iu virginia.
pr. II. O.. Leigh. one Of our most promi-
nent and popular Physicians, is seriously Ill
40 hs residence. on Union street.
great deal Of interest is manifested
among the Republicans here relative 10 the
disposition Of the offices. The Mahoueitcs
clam 10 have the inside track al Washing
ton. aud the reported meeting OF the anti
Mshon,ite leaders in that city to-day adds
Zest 90 the situation.
Hundreds u people, white aud colored.
line the banks OF the Appomattox river
every day with their lshlng tackle. The run
% white perch and other small dsh during
the past fcW day- has been almost unprece-
deuted, and the sport has Oeon very fine and
the catch large.
Mos, VI the liquoT-dealers in this city paid
their licenses 10 the State 10 coupons.
RoBN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
An Elevator Test Attended with Per-
sOnal Injury
lBy telegraph 90 the Dispatch.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., May IA large crowd
assembled 10 the new Schwartz building To-
DAY 10 witness ne test OF u passenger-ele-
vator built by l.. 5. Graves & Son. OF ROehes-
ter. Superintendent of.Consiruciion A. G..
Cornell was 10 cut the elevator loose and let
II fsll the whole Of the i've stories, distance
OF sixly-hve feet, 10 the air-tight brick van .
at the bottom 10 show the entire safety OF
such a fall. 4 basket OF eggs and II glass Of
water were 10 go down, too. Cornell, with
MIR. Jones, manager, and The eggs and water,
were accompanied 10y Jacob ROsenfeld, re-
porter for the Telegram. The elevator went
down with awful velocity. When the eleVa-
tor door was opened the three men were
found lying on the bottom Of the car insen-
sibls, with their heads badly cut. Their In
lures may proye fatal ~ all suffered St.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
PImItcO Races.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

iby telegraph 10 The Dl5patch.l
BALTIMORE. May THE weather was
fine, the track fast, aud the attendance
large.
First race five furlOngs-Brtsnnic first
TipstoG second, lago third. Time. I:O23.
Second race-annusl hOme-bred stakes,
one mile-Tom Vaughan won; Persuader
second, Roma third. Time, 1:45i.
Third r4ce-haIt mile. for two year.
olds- Civil Service won; UTbaua second,
Maria (6lly) third. Time, 50i.
Fourth race -hsndicap, one mile. all
ages Pstroces won; Burch second, The
Bourbon third. Time. 1.42.
Fifth race-one nile-Panama won; Dun.
boyne second, Joe Lee third. Time, l:48i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

net receipts, e.sss bslcs; erporse-so Francs.
SO bsies stock. 2g10s baieN soufnern GorW
steady. Wheat steady: No red, SO. o.
tons duh. closisg firm; No red. May, oc. (:
June. s3J.c. duty. sac. Corn stronger; No =
4Skal3Ac. opeyrs quiet ana nrrn; Nay. 60. !:
juno, &c. July, f2tc. Oats nrn and 10 soot
demand: op'i0Ds quiet aud lower; hsy. 10 I;
June. 2skc. July. s9c. mixed western, D.ssr.
Hops drm and quiet. COTes-Options closed
barely steady sod dun. Nay, ti6stids0: July.
tl6gaSi7 o.; August. az. i0asi7 D spot kis
sioady. Sugar-hsw nominal refined dun and
unchanged. 1oiss-es-Foreign steady New
Orleaas quiet. Rice quiet and stesdy. Petro-
leum nrm: refined, e15c. Cotfon-serd OIL
nominal. kosin quiet Aad stsady. Turpentns
sseafier and dun .! .3aDsc. Hides steady
and quiet Wool steady aud quiet Pork quiet.
Beef quiot Beef bans quieg rierced best
GuieL Cut-mosis and middics csist Lard
stronger ana quiet; western steam. f7.25; cfty,
s6i@ Froights castor. cotton, I'd. grsio. "a.
CHICAGO
CHIC AGO Nay Cash quctations: flour
steady and unchanged. No. spring md No.
rod wheat. 5tA Va. , corn, NC Ma .
oats 2, ayITc. Ness PORK, fiL7sati1.S0 Lard.
s. - atf.S. shor.-rifA. fheNafG Shonldera
IS. sat5i0 Sides ". gsf6Hk. Whiskey, 100.
Theieadizg futures rangsd a. toii)~s:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Destructive cyclone.

10y IoIeEtapu % mo UIsphtch.I
CHICAGO, Nay IA dispatch from Fargo
Oak SAYS that a cyclone swept across that
city yesterday, doing considerable damage N
the way Of unroofDg buildings and demoral-
ling telephone and eleciric-lght wires.
The upper story Of the SiiyerSon block was
badly damaged, the de5ria Of which tiiIs the
street in 'front.' The electric-light tower lies
acros. the railroad track, Numerous dwell
ings are unroofed. The storm meved from
south N north and was preceded by blind
ing saul.storm and the usual roaring sounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
children burned IN.

TEy TeIagTaNh 20 INC UI7pAT'h.I
INDIASAPOLIs, May AT lIlIham, q small
town IN Dubois county, Mrs. G.. Wise
mann left her home to visit a neighbor,
leaving three small children asleep IN the
house. During her absence the house in
some manner unexplained caught fire and
was DESTROYED. The two youngest children
lost their lives, while the third, aged nine.
escaped, but is badly injured. The mOthcr's
reason was dethroned by the shock and she
can live but ashort Time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, May Fifth days races.
The track was good and the weather warm.
First race selling, three-year-Olds and up
wards, seven furiongs-ClAra G. won !;
Clara Moore second, Deer Lodge third.
Time, 1915.
second race-ior three-Yesr-olds, FL
teeu-siNteenths OF a miie-Chiihowiel won /;
Heron second, Lepremier third. Time, 1886.
Third rAce-sw epstakes, one mile-LeO
Il won; Hamlet second, Eleye third. Time,
1929.
Fourth race-naiden two-year-od colts,
five iuroDgs- Timothy won; Sequence Sc
cond, Blackstone third. Time, l:09i.
Fifth Tace-maiden twO-year.old FLIES.
nine sixieentbs OF a mie-FOreyer won :;
PEERLESS second, Rhyme third. Time, 5sl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
COTKr OKnRKn.

VIRGINIA-IN TH + CIRCUIT
' COURT OF HEERICO. The 7TH DAY OF
MAY. 1859:
S1IAh Il 4lguOI.s. K lAtilI
against
J. v. southwark. administrator OF william J..
Tgnor. deceased. William r. Tign0r John
4. IignOr, and James X IignOr.. Defendants.
IN CHASCBRY.
The object of this suit IN 10 make sale OF GER
tain tract Of land lying sud being in the county
Of Henrico, Va, about seven miles below the city
OF Richmond, containing scyenty-One acres.
more or less Of which william j. lignor died
seized. aud - convey 70 TIT p lrchaser all tho p-
terest Of James r. 1iguor, ole Of tie defendants,
In said land and % make dlstri button " such
portion OF he proceeds OF saie which be would
be entitled 20 receive II living among those who
would % entitled 70 receive the same II he 10
dead
And an affidavit having been made and fled
that the defendant James X. Tignor Is not a
resident OF the state OF Virginia. il IL ordered
that he DO appear here within fifteen days after
due publication OF this order and DO Whatever
Is necessary 10 protect his interest herein.
A copy-Iosto: W. ). LkAhk. Clerk.
D. c. RICHARDSON, p. O. my wat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
business Portion or village Burned.

FINDlsY. O., May AT midnight last
night a IRE broke out in Beaver Dam, a
small village twenty miles west OF this city,
and before the flames could be subdued al
most the entire business portion OF the town
was reduced TO ashes. The late hour found
the inhabitants all abed, and the scene follow
ing the discovery OF the fire was indesesiba-
bic. The women and children, who only
4 had time TO escape In their night.clothes,
and for whom no shelter could be found,
presented pitlable sight. Lima, nine miles
west. was called on for assistance, snd a
portion OF the fire department Immediately
responded by special train. While they
arrived IN time TO do effective work, the
scarcity OF water prevented any possibility
OF saving anything. Loss, $4,000; lnsu'
rance. $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

ster resisted. and wileford was obliged TO
use force. A gang Of negroes who witnessed
the performance began throwing stones at
the driver. Finally they grew boider and
rushed upon BIN. About this time another
driver named Parker came 10 the assistance
Of Wileford. The fight was growing se.
rious when Willeiord pulled a knife and
stabbed one OF the negroes until he dropped.
Al this moment squad OF policemen came
on the scene, queiing the mob and arrestinz
Willeford and Parker. Both are now in
jail. Tonight the sreet-cir drivers are
holding a meeting to see what can be done
TO assist WillefOrd and Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Mines Closed by strikers.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May AT msss-
meeting held here yesterday about 1000
miners 10 this district manifested their
desire TO resist the reduction in WAGES
and succeeded in getting the men
who worked machines in the middle
vein 10 quit WORT. The mines here are
now completely closed down. as well as
those oi La sale, Braidwood. Streator.
Oglesby. Peru, and in fact most all the mines
IN this district, owing to the slight demand
for coal during the past winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
To DeaIin Futurea.

10y I1IobIhPl % NO DIsld-0LI
PITTSBURGH, May THE conference COM
mittees OF tho various oil exchanges met In
this city to-day to consider the advisability
OF dealing In futures. The conference lasted
nearly all day. and It was finally decided to
recommend dealing In futures. Rules
governing the same similar 10 those In
vogue on the Chicago Grain Exchange were
adopted. The rules will be submitted 10 the
Exchange for action, and il acceptable TO
the majority dealing in futures will become
one OF the leading features OF the oil trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Ouiekest rriaIon Record.

IBy tsogrdph o -l9 Dispa'chl
CHARLESTON, ". Va, May 7-E. j.
Slaughter, who was arrested sunday morn
ing by 4. ". Roome and j. 5. Atkinson,
Ulited states officers. was taken before A
United states commissioner last night and
held Tor the grand jury on the charge Of
irsudulently representing himself a. a special
pension examiner To-day the grand jury
WAS empanelied and Slaughter was indicted
ana this evening was tried by a Jury in the
United states District Court, where be con
iessed to the charge. was found guilty, and
sentenced 10 one years imprisonment. This
is the quickest trial on record IN the United
states Court al This ulace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
The E,nNmarket Hiot.

IUI THI"EIAVI ~ nc UTNlNT'I.,
CHICAGO, May The indictments against
lironek. Capec. aud Sevic. charged win
conspiracy 10 blow mp the houses ~ judges
Gary and Grtnnell and Pohcc.lnspcctor
Bonheld for their part in the prosecution II
the Haymarket Auarchists, were stricken
from the docket TO-DAY. lironek. who was
convicted on one charge, Is now serving q
sentence OF twelve years Al Joliet, and there
was no evidence TO convict his alleged ac-
cOmnlicea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
libby Prison Wrecked.

CHICAGO, May "A dispatch from Mays
vile, ny. says that a freight train which
was transporting n portion OF The famous
Libby prison from Richmond 10 Chicago
was wrecked seven miles east Of that place
yesterday by the breaking Of an axle Of one
Of the ears. The remains OF the war relic
were profusely scattered about and the peo-
pie locked 10 The scene all day 10 secure Old
bricks and lumber As memeutoc.. No one
was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

~ tolceraph y NO DHpatcn. !

TUI T0T'ET1FN y NO VI7VA7-l,
SAN FRANCISCO, NAY 1.-Ihr United states
cruiser Charleston started on her trial trip
this morning under command 0t Captain
Charles Goodall, Jc., OF the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company. After cruising around
the bay 10 test the comp4ssos she started out
10 SEA about s O'Clock. The trial will be
made In Santa Barbara channel. The length
of The trip IS still Undecided. Besides the
members OF the naval board the only persons
invited to 20 on the cruise are a representa-
tive " The Associated Press, Roher, F0r-
sythe. and Charles NJ. Gum. representing
the Union Iron- " orSs, and ". b. Echsrt,
mechanical engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Kentucky Races.

TT
LEXINGTON, KY, day There was good
weather, fast track, and fine attendance.
Frst receive turlongs-Lord Peyton
won; Adele NJ. second, Joe Blackburn third.
Time. 1903.
Second race-mile and seventy yards
Lotion won; Prebus second, Herb 5. third.
Time. 1864.
Third rsce-Ashlsnd OAK, for three.year.
old hnes, mile and = quarter Jewel Ban
won; Brown Princess second, Retrieve
third. Time, 20Si.
Fourth race-six furiongs-Thad Rowe
won; Lake View second, Chandler third.
Time. l:l5i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
OrA fH -.

MlLLHISgR Died. a. 8.S0 O'Clock Monday,
Nay q, 1857 a. her residence iJ0i cas-. MARSHALL
street, Mrs. LOUISA NlLLliisER, relics u Jo-
seph aillaiser, IN The sixiy-second year u her
age.
Funeral will take plaee from the residence
WEDNESDAY MORNiNG. May slh. =. Il O'Clock.
SICHOLAS-Died. Tuesday night a, es0
O'Clock, a. he residence u Der mother, Mrs. =. T.
IsDei, as nOrtR second street AOLLlE 4.
NICHOLAS. widOw Of Inosnss ~. Nicholas
Funeral notice 10 the state shis evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

lhf tNi'ti a'u t' +N' At'fet I'd
CUARIFsIoN. =. c.. May ~ =. DOu-
glass vas killed in Chesterfield county yester-
DAY hy ". ID. Merrimsn. rhe homicide
was the result oi dispute abou' land. The
circumstances indicate hat Merrimqn shot
Douglass from ambush while the ls'ter was
chipping turpentine on the disputed land
The eoronet's jury found a'yerdicl against
Merriman and three accOmpliccs, an OF whom
have been lodged ia jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

The marriage 81 Jeaunctte Matthews.
daughter " the late Stanley Matthew'S. t.
Justice Gray, OF the United states supreme
Court. is expected TO take place shortly after
the Adjournment Of that body on the llth
instant Rumor says that me ljth has been
fixed uuOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

WAY y IHtL
Auction oneringson change to-day were sixty
i've packages, of which eleven were taken ia.
Highest price 81. lowest 6Oc. The market re-
mains duh and monotonous, with a few sales Of
old brights here and there, and lot Of new Bur-
leys now and then. The warm spell IS causing
large deliveries from the warehouses. We'd
nesiay's sale Of Burleys over the hogshsad
viii no doubt attract mary buyers BLACK wrap
pers are easter. ami sales ruled 81 10 to lie. per
mound lately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
MaKRIAGEa.

GILLNA.-RUDD.- Married, on TUESDAY,
May =. lssg, 81 1913 east Nam street, BY ne hes.
No-rs %. Hoge. D. d.. ADELAIDE &. XII ID, 81
kcunOld. Va, 70 EDWARD J.. GlLl.HAN, u
New Ork.
HUgT-BRlGHTWE li--MAriod. a. ne reel
cence Of the brides father Mr. y. u. BrishtSsn.
Brefuo Bl.n. Va, April @itu, by "a" Rev. ~.
thompson. Mr.. j. ". m RI Of kichmoni. %
Miss MATTE V. BRIGHT VEIL, OF Dremo Bun,
". ..-aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Ltuh Terrilos3 AppointEnc
Nouds Onered ana Purchased.


"t.a.>.Io>. N.y 1.-fhe President
rie W na< appointments today ;
A.r.Nr b. it.ma-. ~ salt Lske 'itT
..'. I. Governor OF Utah; tl.h sells.
-' i.r llty. ltah. 20 be Secretary 81
'a.. Ellsworth Dtgsct, ~ iah TERRITORY.
ir hH -.nr, or-Oeorral u TAB.
..li offerings we're slfl,O)0, al - al
JOS. anI s.. were accepted.
r..-iDisuM APPOINTMENTS.
Ns-w,or0>. Msy e. The Pre-, !dent this
'''Huf appointed Frank ". Palmer: Of
Ini.. % hc Public PRINTER; Theodore
Roosevelt. a. New York, and Hugh =.
mp,on, q south Carolina, 10 be civil.
teE,e Commissioners.
Palmer. the new Public Printer, is pIac-
tr4 printer aud Is also q book-biuder. lie
ws, oru ia Indiana M 1921, where he
learned tae printing lrade. lie first wOTs "a
O., l0urueyman M Ne6 YORK civ and then
l.uJsed 20 jamestown. y. T., where for
tfn wears be- Nas publisher aud editor Of tho
.4Mest9wn journal. lie was a member Of
t.e Sew York Assembly IN 1853 and 1885,.
I'm 1865 be removed 20 Iowa aud became
EDITOR aud part owner 81 the Dubuque
fMc.. ln 1860 be Was eiccied state Printer,
hoi1iug tie Office eight years. While al Dies
Noiue- ~ state Printer be secured control
az ne slate heedster, u paper now owned oy
fifst Assistant observation-disclosures. IlaTk-
f0n. IL 1863 be was elected representa-
tive from Iowa 10 the FOrtY-hrst Congress,
and VA fe-oleeIsd % the fOTty'second Con-
lfsss, where be served on the Appropria'
hOns Committee. After leaving Congress
hr. Palmer bought ga interest In The 'hi-
'aeo lnierOceaD, which bad been started
shout year OF two previously, and be at once
iifuGed editorial relations with the psDeF.