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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
The Carpouters' strike.

10y IUIVEI 1t7I 70 VI" ~ AIVIlsI
ST. LOUIS, April A-One hundred and fifty
boss carpenters this morning offered to meet
the carpenters and compromise On the basis Of
IS cents per hour and eight hours work, but de-
clired 70 recognize the 'Carpenters Brother
hood The strikers we're willing TO compromise
on The basis offered but demanded in addition
the recognition OF the brotherhood. The latter
clause ire bosses refused 10 aequiesce in, and
negotiations we're therefore again broken OIL
Tho effect OF the strike i beginning 20 he So
riously felt by the builders, while tue planning
mill men are complaining vigorously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Law end order vs.. while Caps
On .t..-.,.t, o., tcc pfanatrh'

CHICAGO. April A 1ispatch from faIniub
eos, ~ co... The Law aud Order meeting
Tucsd.y Eight 20 take o-tion in The matter o. lie
socailsd White Caps 81 knOblck ana CyGh.l,
who warned the fOrsign-born Norhhgiue1 "
lervo M a county by April i2th was captured "
gau,- from tho.e Two towns. The shngs olocttu
tho officers and declared AGAINST publishing wv
laBlessncss e1i .iing IN ST. frapci3 county
shortly alter might terrific eHpI".lon o.
CURED 10 front Of General hc ormicks ~
darce the sno.g farring Ell the houses IN inc
neighborbooi. an outsiders AZ the neoiins
carried dyusmite STICKS in their pocseia. ana "
is belioscd that one Of thaec wa exp .oded NEE
General Mccormick resdeuee. Inc Donrla -, :
one Of tho leaders Of tho movement against me
White IapA On their return nome last hlRn'
the persons from Cygnet and hnoDhck ~
charged their GUNS and pistols Whenever ihey
passed FARMHOUSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
The Irish Of acv York and the
Centennial.
nv telegraph % mo Dlspaich-l

NEW YORK. April Representatives Ok every
Catholic society IN this city were present TO-
night az q meeting held ia Catholic hall 10 con-
siqer what part the Catholic citizens should take
in the coming Washington centennial cclebra-
ton. judge Daly presided. li was decided 70
take part in tho pHrsde on that occasion. In the
course % Chairman Days addro-s 10 tho meet-
inc be ssid that tnero wore macy reasons why
tho Catholics should honor the memory OF
Washington. lie lever failed TO observe ~
Pntrick's-!ay On time OF the Revolution, aud On
me dav the BritiAh evacuated Boston "SL
Patrick " was tho wstchword gigen 10 the army
ne was the first 10 recognize the Catholics in the
Revolution. 4 committee 10 make arrangements
for the participants In the celebration ses sp-
pOinted o. The meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
CoaI-niners' Attitude.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 4-The railroad coal
,ntners OF Western Pennsylvanla met here to-
dav and decided to demand tue same wages as
Las, year-yiz. seyenty-six and hall cents per
~ m was resolved, however. that no agree
mari he entered into with the operators nntu
The result Of the populsr vote now In progress Ia
,iI,noss. Indiana, and Ohio be known. II the
miners OF these States favor lower rate Than
sc,cntv.six and half cents per ton then the
s,,,ials arc 70 make tho best terms possible with
ne onerators Tho coal operators were sur
rr,sed whea they learned the result OF the con-
walton. They stated very iorcibly that ne
,ss - demanded By the miners to-day would
~, ia pad. and fhni the Miners Progressive
IInson could order strike Il Il so desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
HOW sna wnfErD or.

SYDNEY. =. w, April Ill Before the hurricane
burst every prccauion had been iasen ny mo
commander u he Caihope 90 render the ys.sol
secure. rive anchors had been dropped. hut
when ihs storm was a. its height four 81 he
anchor chains snapped and tho We sci began 70
driJ Tho captain then determined 10 lesv"
the reefs nod n possible reach tie open Zen.
This be eventually succeeded ia doing, worstoF
his vsy on. az the rate Of half a knot an aour
Trcmnnious sels broke over The vessel, innlct-
ing mlcn damage, but fortunately NOS O itc
WAS lost Thousands Of people Rocked 10 the
waters sido ~ se0 the CAlii0pe. Al unlte In
pralsng the piuckness Of her captain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Cougrcssman nrechinriage Aiding
TIC WUNFf HVI'
.----..-r. u ~. llanatc,. !

LITTLE Rock. ARK. April 4.--Th' Gazette to
morrow morning viii say bon. =. J. brecklh-
ridge. couei es.man-ciect from the second as
trici. wAa nero Yesterday 10 confer with the to-
vernon about the efforts being made 20 eaten tue
Clayton murlerers. When Mr.. Breckinii1Re
was here some days ago be conferred WIN tue
Governor on tlis subject. and Aiding BIN In
po.session of Information that needed to De iOi-
lowed up but without funds for that use. ho g..
once supplied The Governor win the neceb-Hry
funds, snd promised 20 procure more. lester-
day he turned in more money, and told me 60
yernor 10 let him know whom he needed add
tional funds, and 10 so tx a. often AS he needed
fnoney and Tor all he needed. lie (Breckn-
lfIge would uud0uake % 20 over the second
district and raise "a many thousands oil noilhIs
as we're needed 70 exhaust ali human efforts 10
bring tie guilty 10 justice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
q DisriIiery syndicate.

DUBLIN, April "A disullery syndicate has
boon formed I'm This city with q capitnl % ono
million pounds sterling. John Jameson a. son.
weil-known distillers, have refused 70 Join the
qyndicato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

iby toioGf~pu 70 mo Di7P"sN-i
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. April 4.-Sherih
Greeplee, Of Granger county. Tenn, was
shot and instantly killed Tuesday night
while attempting 10 arrest Jonn Wolibargcs,
an escaped convict from the penitentiary.
The people 10 the vicinity are greatly ex.
cited over the killing. and news OF his
lynehing is hourly expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
pniRanpa-p.i aoe,ety.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-The southern district
OF tas Phi-HapDR-Psg fraternity closed three
days' session In Alexandra tonight, and ad-
io1rnel 10 meet 10 Columbia, :. c., la April,
isJl. \ banquet ended the exercises. ". A.
Barber, OF sou Carolina, was chosen TO repre-
sent the district on he Executive Council The
district decreed that acion should az once DO
taksn by the Executive Council 70 extend tho
fraternity 10 tho rOUth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Frederick D0ugiass.

10Y NcI0kI 'UII 70 'I4u I1I1 al.IIsI
JLcEsOSyILLE. FLA. April f.-Frederick Doug
lass IS In the city and to-day was the guest Of Tho
colOrei people. procession nun benng 500
including military Companies escorted him
from the station 70 the sgD-TOpical Exposition,
whore he delivered a short address. copgretu.
lating the colored people OF Florida upon their
progress since emancipation. Tomorrow lie
lectures AZ NE Exposition. The city Is fun Of
colored people from all parts OF the South,
cheap excursions having brought them in By
the thousands. Douglass remains here two days
longer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
large Offerings OF Bonds, hat No
E-urctsAsea.

10y itlfEraph % tho DIsphIphI
WASHINGTON. ApSl TO DAVIS bond Of
Ieungs aggregated s2,03i.400 8ys. IN three
Mems; ts,100 90 al 1854, S3s3.o00 at l0Ss,
ana Si5.491 II i0si. an we're rejected. Toe
aeliou Of secretary Windom 10 rejecting
thoee barge offerings - regarded al the Urea
seft Department a. indicating bis purpose
o. not Paying over los for these bonds, Tor
ibe present al leasi. When asked this after
noon "0J be had not accepted any OF to'dsy's
overs ths Secretary replied; "1be rates
were TOO algh," and deeliDed 10 say any
,alng more on the subject. A prominent
oaielal 81 the department, however.
SAID Today that II MAS strange that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
The chass Tournsmeut.

NEw YORK. April 4.--fo-day's games at the
chess tournament resulted as fOlloTs: Burrilie
won from Macleod; Weiss drew win Bird
Tschigorin won from Gossip; Guns0erg 10n
from showRlter: Black burn won from d. q.
BAIRD. Tsubenhaus drew with Lipscautz Judd
won from Delmsr: Pollock won from HRlhain
The games between Mason and j. w. Baird and
Martinez and Burns we're unfinished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
She Legislature OF Little RbOdy
Doubtful.

by telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
Providence. r. l., April by The com.
pleted returns the senate stands: Republic
cans, u; Democrats, II, with 10 10 elected.
The House stands Republicans, %, Demo-
Gratis, 81, with ~ yet to be elected.
THE STATE VOTE.
Tho complete vote Of the state gives Lsdd
RepublcAu) l6,952, Davis (DemOcraD 1880,
Kicherison 1911, and Chaco BIB.
Uayis lacks 5iS votes Of majority and an
election. but has plurality OF ABS For At
torney-8enerai Rogers (Hepublicau) has g1,0i1,
sIocum Democrat 2l,SIG. and scattering q.
slOcum has a mai Jrity Of ilS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
rue Cruiser YORKTOWN.
nv telegraph to the Disuatch. /

PHILADELPHIA. April 4-commandant H. b.
Seelye. Of League Island hayward, has received
a communication from Secretary of- Navy
Tracy ordering that the cruiser Yorktown DO
made ready for sailing On April aOth. All that
remains 10 do, it Is ssid, 10 70 place the stores
on beard tho vessel While tho communication
from Secretary Tracy does not state where tho
yorktown Will sail. IL is thought that she will be
sent 10 Now YORK during The centennial Of Nash
inRlons Inauguration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
nrterminsa 20 nraxn.

TERRg HAurE. ND, April "A special TO tho
Express from Lake kaxinkuctee says: X. A.
Lord, captain OF tho steamer w. IL McKeon.
ro1ed 70 tho middle Of the lake, anchorsd his
boat, and lied a heavy piece OF iron 70 his leg,
sashed himself with razor and jumped o-eF-
board IN eighiy-aye ieetof water. The body was
recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
prominent wan Dead.

tBy telegraph 70 Inc DispAtch.I
MArcu CngSG, Pa, Aprll A. w. But
Ter. one OF tue most prominent ciiizens OF
Mauch Chunk, dled very suddenly last eve
ming; aged sixty.four years. The deceased
was vice president Of the First National
Bank, and had been connected With financial
Institutions here for over thrty-Iiye years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
80, xnrrosr Conrlctea or Murder

CHARLESTON 5. q, April AT York to-day
Charles Cols,On, J0hn Z. fea5 or, and Charles
NcYangs ian c5ioredj were rriod for the MUIR
d. ~ W. q. Ahsnsihy, white ColstOn and
Fses. ar wers convicted aad McAsnus acquitted.
Tho Jeokins Rinos are on guard az the jail. but
iynching Is not feared as the people are satisfied
with tle yerItct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

lumber Ia tho yaiIoof ne Empns umher Com
pauy hld several snsl raelielccs were dr-
str0ved Yesterday by q nro s'sfiel by sparis
from locomotive. Tho lOsses aggregate sim.-
O00: Insurance. ample.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
10 Rear a we,s,u,,,asry stanaara

CHLKLssroS. = e.. April i--Thc Wa'hingon
Light lniantry OF hrs cify. win take pat ln enc
centennial paf,esnt a. Now YORK ami Wiil marrh
under the original crimson hsiio-fsg % to'or"l
William Wellington csNeiy. his tax eas
sctualy IN ile baltic % tne CoSpsns an1 10 Az
Springs. and Il tho only Rev0lnnonsry -taodsri
e1tant la condition 10. uss IN the parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Tho Tramp mu.icians.

TI7I y" y ~ - W. ~ l777'--I
NEW YORK, April A. There was not sutl-
cieut evidence forthcoming 10 warrant the
return to Antwerp OF the four hundred and
odd musicians who were landed yesterday
at Castle Garden, and they were permitted
to shoulder their instruments and leave the
Garden TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

A4N AA Iiit thN. AAt Hf'ttt " 49, NN'Af''''-
will pYoblbiy BE- offered the Richmond post
Office ba. excited great deal OF Interest IN
Washington. owing TO the prominence OF the
lazy. and nearly every one. regardless OF
poiticd feeling. thinks II would be proper
and graceful compliment n she would accept,
hut IL is a most difficult thing to get any IN
formation 81 reliable nature about tie mat
ter. - Tar a. can De ssccrtaincd the
pisce has not been offered formally,
and the officials who know what has
really transplred haYs nothing 10 say.
The supp0sibon Il that they cannot
ssy anything either way uutil II Is asceriaiaed
whether Mrs. jackson would take the place.
Here. the same rs 10 Richmond. the obstacle
ia the way % which Colonel Pars0ns indi-
Teetly alluded j. thought 10 be Mrs. Jack
fOn's own decision u The matter. Until
she consents 20 serve II the Office should
Dc rendered ter friends cannot push
her claims. and some 81 them are OF the
opinion that she wil mol csre 10 have the
Office Il she could yet H. The possibility OF
tueh q thing, though, has not only been
topic Of general discussion. but hrs sglt ted
the MlhODe faction. b have bceu hoping
. get possession OF the Richmond Office.
Z. 4. Heermans. 81 Montgomery county.
j. reported 10 be = candidate for United
s'stes attorney in The judicial district Of Nir-
Rinia IN which be hyes, snd relies on the
Wise isciiOa 10 pull him through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

NsLsoN. NgR. Aprl a fro originsiiug IN 4,
hutchsr-ehop yesfen.ny burned - whole utn-s Of
fourteen Duiidnes. Including q hotol. tso isa--
stores, three eca. eric. ono aaldNAIo, anu UIH
general msrchauIles store. ics- f5anta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
NnRTnIK peANrT MARKEr


Aratr s-Nrrkef qnicf. TrHnrscfiors reporter
in TIC eavoral gratfs 90 a moderate shts1 ~.
Prime, 4sr extra prime. ., fancy. SAc.; com b
mon, ~ a3sc: she'is1. 2rn3,c spanish. a
Sac. factory hand. picked. sSss'Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

lBy ADglo-Amercan cable 10 tho Dispasch.l
PARIS. April 4.-'rhe Bourse closed weak. A
continued lal " credit amounting 70 = francs
Tor he day ahectei TIE shares OF al the Imam
ciai institutions. Three per cent rentes dsclnei
y confines for account. Rio Into shares foil
francs - confines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

gone to Brussels 10 consult With Borlanger.
Laguerre before his departure said that be
and his two associates would return on Satur-
day to face judgment.
PARIS. April 4.-rhe Opportnpist and
Radical journals declare that loulangerislB
ended with the fligb, 0f Boulsnger, bus that
the prosecution Of the General must con-
time.
The Journal des Debst says: Since mad
ness aud folly, which would have ruined
anybody else, has made Boulanger's fortune,
II is impossible 10 predict that bis recent
weak proceeding will ruin or diminish bis
prestige.
WILLING TO APPEAR.
BRUssELs. April 4. -Boulsnger, in an In.
terview to-day, said be was about to send
communication 10 Besurepare, Procureur-
General at Paris, In which be would offer to
appesT 10 the Assize Court and meet any
charges that might be brought against him
in the proper and legal manner. lie de-
clared that he would never submit TO the
Senate. lie denied that he harbored designs
against England.
Boulanger paid a visit to-day TO Bernert,
the Belgian Prime Minister.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
WILLING TO APPEAR.
ArrlxnIorthe CnliIope.

10y Augio-American coole 10 1ae DispaNhl
SYDNEY, y. : w., April The British
man.oi-wsF Csliope, which escaped possible
destruction in Apia bsy during tie rayases
Of the cyclone there on Mnrch iJih and 10th
by neuy able to pat TO sea, has arrived here.
She reports leaving Samoa on the 2lst ~
March. and that the United states man.of-
war Nlpsic had been floaied off OF the beach,
the mattress lending material assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

easy so. mixed cash. 81. Way. Dtsp'.c. ;
JuIy. s!1,ssztc. Uats weas: S@ 4 cash, Y5ss5c-
bid Nay. ~ &c. ASKED. WAlsseY stssdy a. fi.cs.
Provisions iGil. f'oF,.. 1i% Lard--irime steam,
s&s2s.
oiltcAyr.
CHICAGO. Aprl t.--Tho casa QUOTATIONS. were /.
Slour noufinali1 un,taBycf. Wheat-So.
spglre aod No rel. cs1ssh. No corn, Hc.
Nc. Z oax. SJ,c Mss..pofs. kLx.ssi.zh iar'.
- 9sssag7,. shor'-rihs. fSissftN shoulders.
si50AiGss Short-cisar. sa.h0as6s21. Whiskey.
sLf1
The lesiing futures ranged ~ ,olIos,;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

The chasm Is thus getting wider, and Il Is
going 10 be- a cold dSy for Illinois as well as
Ohio under this Administration; and oil
This leads the Democrats 70 say that things
are moving beautifully. according TO their
notion. There are no open rows, but they
are coming unless General Harrison is more
EarrfuL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
'yhe House OF Lords.

lBy Anglo-Amsrican cable to the Dspatch.l
LONDON. April The House Of Lords, by a
vo;e OF 80 20 ~ today elected the Earl OF Morley
UiberaD chairman OF committees, rejecting the
Marquis u Sslisbury's candidate, lord Baifour
~ furI.f-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
A Pretender.

rby Auglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatch
BERLIN, April 4--rh8 North German Ggzsiis
says: BOulauR,r prefers 10 pose ~ pretender
70 risking his arrest His last retreat Will NOS
enhance his prestige.
II T. rumored that ,he Bundersrath has re-
fused ~ sanction the press Law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
baltimore eToCK MARKET.

BlLrMoga. No. April 4-yirsiula lO-40s
35s.; do. g., So. PaltlmOre and Ohio, % I,
md: Sorthoin Central, i5a75A.. Cincinnati,
Washington aud Baltimore lsts. 91aGi4 do.
2ds, 5lA52 Consolidated gas bonds, lllHaIl5 ,
DO. STOCK. ijaij 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
wr. Lfncsra Accepts.

HAVANA, April News has Just been re-
ceiYed here that two earthquake shocks were ex'
nerienced az santiago DO Cuba Friday last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

PORT OF AicHaOND. ArsI l. tssk
AkRfyhp.
schooner Fannie Brown. sbarreu Charleston,
phosphate rock, = u. CFensaaw. secretary.
SAILED
Steamer ARIEL, Doyo. Norfolk. nerchaailss
Sesooner Iona :. Beacham, CHM. Nid6letosn.
Dig iron, j. n. Gordon. agent; vessel, serus q
Parker
POET OF NEWPORT NEWS. Arsn 4 issa
by feiosrApai
k2Rlysn
Steamship Eglsnt.ae. Gloucester. coalet and
sailed for Mobile. -
stesmship Guyandotto. New York. and sailed
for New York. merchsncise.
Tug PsoriesA win bargss Delaware fhomp-
400. hugh, Lolita. alc Alexander NE 1rest-sA
sesoonsr sue Williams. rssrce. Kew YORK.
sAILnA
srhosaer G. y. Baker. Peazes. Boston soAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

CafcAGo. Aph' t--The nighf nc-se"go~-hces
81 tao Nestarl MON Telegraph COMPANY arr
on \ stlike. They receive 1T present So go.
week. and they have demanded 80 and .o fef
% every toath night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

Market frn.
ouOTATIoSA
MgDDLING. 9bc.
Low AlODLISa VIC.
hCgD ORDINARY. Shc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
nea,n ortne 75aranisofKIY


fBy Anglo-American cattle 10 the Dspstch.l
LONDON. April 4-The Marquis Of Ely died in
Italy last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

PBINcErON. y -. April 4 -Nr N1uisona CON.
! difion continue TO Improve. snc Lis iu"n-f
! hope soon 20 see htni ou uis feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

| NEW Y0EE. Aprii A-Cot'on--Ne, ~ 'eipi..
| l,0Ss bales; groes rgce,pis 5.6is bales FUTURES
| closed steady. saies A0o bslss: April.
/ si0IO all Nay sie.lssiiNi6. June. so -
! asi123 July sio.spsii0 ~: Anguss $40 -
1 si0.26. September. ta9iat49j; octoper. ara
I $40: November faGtafy.ii. prcomosF. 81 So
J sA67: January. tLiaasA;s: February. asa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
A FncforY lturnec.

KNOXVILLE. tenn. Anrll A-The box, key,
md wheelbarr0w-factory II ID. r. samuel & ron
was destroyed BY nre today. Loss about $4,000
no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
annrse,l wlth Conaplraey

rutoae,o. April "A dispatch from Fort Dodge.
T. ~sys: Wsrrsnts we're Issued yesterday for
ssmnei Heiifner. president Of The Settlers
Union and q number Of other se.tiefs. Gil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

gByAnglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, April the report Of the death Of
King John OF Abyssinia Is confirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

by Angola moricsn cable to the Dispatch
ZANZIBAR, April The German corvette
Sophie Will starr for Samoa tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Ielesiiag future. ranged as .oIIovu


CIvctNx,ri Aprii h-four heavy. Wheat
dun aud lower: No rel. ~. Corn ormer;
No. mixed. o., 0sfS steaiy. W. mixed.
Silsc. Pork steady az si27A LAM easter az
So. Rufk meats ard bscSn easier. Whiakey
stesJy &, si.13 Hogs IN good densnd nnd
SfraAv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
20 sslos reported % secretary
COTTON REPORT

We quote Fins. a. 5Oaslg5. sapsrans. s175s
S3.2J; extra. Sl50ttl75: fImuY. siatk5l patton.
family, eo1atry, SL75s3Aso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

WASHINGTON, April Mr.. Robert Lincoln
has formally accepted the English mission He
will sail for England about May 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

n good, sharp appetite and good dlges.
ton sro given BY Hoods sarsapariils. Take
II now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION fHERswrTH TaE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record % tbs hsv YORK and Riehmoat
stock Hxchaagss train. Flour. Cot
ton, Nest. and other Quotations
nv talerraph . be plspstea.

f----, wAsHNGTos. April 4-For Virginia
'"" fair, warner. and variable winds