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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL J, isSl
Good round private sales wero made Ia wrap
pors to-day. Il Is no. question worth consid-
ering as 10 whether there will De enough good
wrappers 20 last. That they will DO higher seems
a ioregone conclusion.
The crop question has no chance for a bearing
Oh the present supply. VIII the old last till tho
new eau possibly be used E: Tho new 1SsS-'59
prights are too far short Of an ordinary supply
TO count seriously Buyers must look out ami
should take these hints. A day or Two will show
stock reductions everywhere.
There are 1900 70 1900 hogsheads OF Burley
bought and worked in aud around Richmond
II our own nlers hai been used In place OF
these last year our stock would have been
almost nothing, but tho consumption, added TO
the increased demand for Virginia hllers, shows
very greatly increased trade here. Our Viz
GINA tobeccos. however. have found favor not
at home alone lsnd 40 are glad to see a better
demand hero. but in Csnsda and In other places.
our stock reduction IS owing to q general de-
mand from other Virginia and North Carolina
markets. The long-proiracled dun spell piled
up stocks here, AMI II IS natural that tho redis-
tribution should take place from here with
general gooi demand laiely experienced. AT
the same time Burleys have also largely In
creased ia demand snd more largely held in
stock. stemmers and redryers and brokers
have increased their business on this grade.
When business is active there is an interchange
Of grades between here and the West, and this
Is what ID now going on daily.
Richmond is being better advertised for one
thing, and as long as this lasts 50 long viii bust
ness grow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Vhe stomach DtstiIa Acids.

These. If existent in a natural quantity. and
unyitated by bile, play their part IN the func-
tons OF digestion and assimilation. But the ar
tifcial acid resulting from the inability Of tho
stomach 70 convert food received 10y II Into sds-
tsnance is the producer Of riatulonce and heart
burn. which arc the most barassing symptoms
OF dyspepsis. The best carminatiYe Is hostet-
ter's stomach Bittsra Far more effective Is 1t
Than csrbinAse OF soda, ms gnesia, or other aka
line sAlts These invariably weaken the stomach
without producing permanent benefit NO man
or woman chronically dyspepuc, and conse-
ouently nervous, can 10 In possession OF the fun
measure Of vgor allowed by nature. Therefore,
invigorate and regulate the system, aud by 90
doing protect it from malaria rheumatism and
o,nar ssriops maladies. ap 2-Tu. ThtWlSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

rby telegraph to tho Dispatch


nrFFAIo. A. y. April About GOO members
O. fnr Carpenters and joiners LaiJn and suO
gnof.b.rs It tho Painters Union struck to-day
l,.atl-e tne fe-.o. refused % allow nine hours
~ a filI dsy. work, baginn.ug today. ne
l..-a. 1se willing Co cOacede nine hours begun
r..r lurrIet. laf Dot before. both strising. pr
ra.. sru.u. have established head Iar'eTs. NO
.Urra. .o 1f any sort IL Hpprchendcd. ne
bosses faNa not set decided Whist So do.
-f. I.rfs. APRIL About twelve hundred or
fr. &C.,. .ul.aaut carIeuterH in uis rlty went on
o. ....4.f.I4 morning Tile cauFe- lcaiing up 20
f,.f r.t'Ul ore Is demand ~ the meu Tor an
.. rN.U.4fY = 5 forty cents an hour as stand
t.I vfros Tho tue-os rcem o. have generally
t.f.rlef fho nisl-Gour day, bus are divided
l...tae waFs-, many 81 them Icing unwilling
f. r.re I..ir i.au thirty cents m hour. In auil-
U.H 81. tllt tne mon are much Gg.tsttd over no
l..f ih1l u.e b17ses Professionally ignore Tie
r.fl ..hooi oi Carpenters. and they say they
D.+ I,tor.sInft fo have ognition as IN ofganl-
cation u.s. d. hufcr. Nce-pr sident Of mo
lr ..rh.pl . Dar.cuters and Jotuer@. has
t.e. DOB i.H.|ll several weeks ana Lac Dc"u A.
N.. IU WORDING .H .ue movement he Wal take
r.rrI' U.e -.n.e iie e.riker. inst az central
iu.trr 10 li+ m.-nIrg snc appointed coin-
l..ft. DID, ..A after fnu interests ~ the atfikcrr
'..e m.n af. lru in .ue.r position. and - mo
h..+ .Hf ...'cl' decline t1 recoEnlto mo DE-
i- Of l. "r'nrr employee, bitter srug-
E.- I- rr..a .... t .rs nn a large number OF
.rrs ias Boon -gsper lea, and there IS
.l..lc a- il 500 o4laomc OF tue toupie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Neu Board OF Diroctors.


- terft.is. Aprl 1.-The annual meeting OF
f.n e.o.El.i3... of mo Tennessee Coal, Iron
hnl hl. f0s- company Was held iu this city To-
o.f B. rhfy-If. flng-sul shares OF the 100000
vaf- fff resented. l-HrI shares being voted by
81 lsn lI.t o.. fo- tae following board OF Direc-
... join d.. rrow.. William Duncan, shalrol
.sf.lc.u Hil. %. O.. Iont. G.. G.. Baldwin. !. H..
..o-L b. j. lehman, II. ID. Wood, ans (. C.
l...s-I
.r oar1 elected Ex-Governor John c. Brown
Jr.. irnt, Is u.am Duncan. Vice-p president {;
! .a.D. boserof. secretary aud treasurer Shar-
ODD H.I. attorney. Tho oricos Of second vice.
IreslHslf and general manager were left unified
= .l a. frC-fn. Tie President appointed vii
1l.tn qua. a.. fro~u Enslcy. samuel towau, H.
4 Inud, aul b. u. wood 10 be an executive com
Ullucr.
"1o total az cts ~ the company show sur
puf % 8l.g5i so over liabilities Of every KIND,
Including capital stO'k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

OFFERINGS.
WHRAr.-2 sI4 bushels.
COEM-l52 bushels
Okrs.-3,O43 bushels
NEkL--45 bushciA
MuI~OFfAL--l5 ions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

the employers who had not already signed the
agreement and IA 10 he binding until May isg
next About twenty-five OF tho largest
shops have given In, bu' IN some shops
the proposition vss refused. and about
40 mon went out Reports from six shops
showed that the men had sUccoded in getting
their demands Tho strikers arc confident as
this Is \ busy season. The German painters'
union started to-day their demand for uniform
rate Of 1870 for nioe hours work. or the 100
members Of the union about 400 Are now gottiag
that figure. When tho demand was made To-
day over twenty employers refused the increase
men wore reported out a. noon and more are cx-
nccied 70 follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Confederate soldiers Home.
NV f.!ecrAoh 10 tho DisDstch.l

Wv YOax. April MAJOR Joseph II. stewart
q member Of toe BoarI Of Dirertors Of me Ma
t3.sl Confederate soldiers Home Al hNsun,
Nome BIS ia receipt of a telegram from Tue
ir.sissut oi the Board OF Directors al Aueln
stating has ne texss Legislature hsl lust
pissoi d bin Leasing the old Capltol DulIa,ht AZ
Austin for Ten years ~ s. per annuin 20 no
I.,.ff u Directors aud thai Al annual revenue
g.. .ontais viii ihus be- dsryei Of tl.oOo Tor we
N.me. Under tte STATE Constitution the Lefi,-
i.iarc cannot appropriate TIE money ios sno
r...naso. ara The inosl % could DO Wes 70 tease
!. .. lbso.1 tsyltoi building 10 the directors VI
te Home major stewart SAYS that this 10
come slil mainiaia fifteen inmates annuaIiy a.
t.e co.t - about IS per mOuth per capith pW
rls dG.e about 81, 500 hrs Deeo sent 70 Aho"
J-far Cuagncey 81. DopeW iof The Home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
THE LATE NAVAL DISASTER.
Discussing Means 20 Aid the ship.
wrecked Men
lnr telecranh % the pianntch. !

10y 70 Tue DHpAtcu.i
SAN Francisco, April LIN naval and ship
ping circles the question mas been discussed az
70 tho best aud earliest means for getting sup
plies from hero 20 Samoa II this Government
should deem it advisable " send them 70 the
fhipwrecked officers AM Fesnen. The steamer
ZoalAndiA which sails for New Zealand April eth
is a merchant steamer Of the only. limo passing
near tho samoan Isiauda. and she carries nearly
1000 tons OF vheat alone for Sydney and Mel
bourne. owing 70 tho shortage In the colonial
wheat crops. She will, therefore, not have much
room for additional freight
10 is thought however, that the Navy Depart
ment could arrange 70 have the Zelsndla pro-
coed 70 Apia on this trip instead Of making Iu-
ti'!s nor port Of call. This would enable her TO
render any urgent assistance. also 70 procure
later aud more definite adyices from Apia
ana Admiral Kimberly. The New Zealand Gov
ernment has an agent here aud such arrange
rnent would have 10 be made by the United
States aud the Ooeanic Steamship Company.
NAsHiNGT0N, April The Secretary Of tho
Navy has cabled TO Auckland that the men Of
the wrecked naval vessels VINO are sent homo
are 10 come 20 san Francisco.
Renewed Instructions have been aeDt 70 san
Francisco 70 hurry forward the preparations OF
tho CharlestOn and every effort viii 10 made 10
get her guns and carriages transported over
lsnd AT the earliest possible moment The guns
are reaay Al the proving ground, Annapolis ana
the carriages are about ready at the Washington
nayy-yard.
4 GRACEFUL TRIBUTE.
a graceful tribute from English nayal-ofncers
Wa contained IN the following csblegram, re-
coiyed by Secretary Tracy when be returned 70
Washington this morning:
GIBRALTAR, March 81, 1889.
To the Se,rsiarp Of me NaUy. Washington:
Tho officers OF tho English Channel hoot SYM
paihize with the American navy on the terrible
loss OF Ito from the wrecks at samoa.
10 This message the 20 lowing reply was made:
WASHINGTON, April !, 1889.
To bc admiral Commanding Her KGjestys Chan
mel FRET. Gibraltar:
Accept for yourself and the officers OF your
command my grateful acknowledgment on be
half Of TIE Cnited states navy for your message
Of sympathy and good will OccGsioned by the re-
cent disaster at samoa Tracy,
Secretary OF tho Navy.
SYMPATHY PROM THR QUEEN.
TBy Anglo American cable 20 the DisDstchI
LONDON. April Tho Queen has sent cable
dispatch W Emperor William expressing nor re-
grot for the loss Of the German men-o'-War nj
samoa, aud her sympathy with the eiatiyes OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

once arose from the tho game With Macon
and cuff The hail The fudges subsequently,
awarded the game 10 the Russian. He returned 70
the hall but allowed Mason 10 win inc game by
Forfeit saying that he was too excited 70 oohtnns
the play. To-day the score was as i0iioNs: NC
Leod won from Martinez Bird from Jndo, Ma
son from Tschigorin by forfeiture. Burriile Won
from Gunsberg, Weiss won from biackourn,
Itpschultz won from Gossip. shorelaSr Won
from ID. G. Baird, Pollock won from J. ". Baird.
Delman won from Iianham, and 1auocnhaus
from Burn. Weiss IA In the lead, having won
I'VE and a half games and lost none
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
an EIectiSn PnHzIe.
nv tolegraph to Tho Dispaich.l


CINCrNNAri. O., April The municipal cleo
ton Ia q puzzle 10 most OF the political men
Dissatisfaction with The Republican ticket cou-
pied with quite p general desire for sirctcr
enforce mont Of the law, brought out citizens'
ticket with Danicl stone Tor mayor aud me rest
abe from Marty candidates. John r. Mosby Il
the Republican candidate Tor mayor and Thomas
j. stephens The Demo cratic candidate. There arc
indicstipus ~ light vote
The Republicans elected Mosby mayor by b5l
plurality. The Other Republicans elected were
General Noyss. Judge Of the superior Court :;
Theodore HOustman. city solicitor; Henry N.
Zoigior. city treasurer The Democratic nOmi-
uees elected were Edwin stevens, city comp
trolisr: j. H. EfmatOn. Judge Of the Police
Court: Patrick h. Corcorsn, prosecuting stlor-
Dey Of the Police Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
a burning bridge wrecks n Freish I
Train.


WHEELING, w. Va, April las freight train
No. ~ on the Baltimore aud Ohio main line
reached tho bridge over Hard creek. eighty
miles east OF this city, this morning Engineer
kueach noticed That tnc bridge wEs burning. IL
was TOO late 10 cheek tho train and he and his
fireman with one brakeman saved themselves
nv Jumping Tho next isslant tho locomotive
broke through the bridge, which WAS weakened
bv IRE. and. followed by fourteen cars, fell into
ne creek-bed, where the burning tmbers from
tho bridge set fire 70 the corr, and hoy wero
burneI. The cabOOse did not leave tue track
and all the crew escaped. though Two tramps
stealing q ride went down with the wreck aud
were burned. The origin Of the nre Is unknown,
but II Is supposed 70 have been caused by iAiI-
frp els
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
aAEKKTs BY TKLEaRAPA
NKM YORK

NEW YbsE. April i.-Cotton frm sales To-
day. 429 bales; last week not before reported.
2s5 bales for consumption and gslo bales for sx-
port; middling uplandS 10 3-i6c. Orleans.
~ 7-l6c. exports TO Great Britain, 365 bales
20 the Continent lo.063 bales. stock. Sos. 20
bales. southern hour dull and heavy. Wheat
lever and moderately active for miIlings No. ?
rcd. s5KaShc.; April 6Hc: May, ssxc.
vator; April, AN A4le May and June 43hc.
Oats strong Aprll. sic. Nay aud June, Goa q.
80. 2 SCOT 8iaS2- Hops cute; and steady coffee :
upuons cio.ed steak a. Shaia points down. laAy-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
RIecfianin Michigan.
Inv t.lsrrsnh 10 the plspslch.l

DETROIT MICH. April l-Ihere Was an cleo
ton I'm Michigan today for Justice Of tho Su-
prem@ Court and two Regents Of tue State Uni
ver.lty The returns received up TO This hour
40 T.. M1 are fragmcntary. but Indicate the cleo
lion OF 4. b. Grant tkepubcanl for supreme
Justice. The remainder Of tho Republican
ticket Is doubtless elected.
Ina thistity the lH4ies exercised the electoral
privilege,for the inst Time, voting for school in
ri e ton kni electug one Of their own sex, Who
vAs endorsed by the Democrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

kIcHN0ND, April ?, ISL
OFFgRIs9s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

The Senate his AftornO0n conlIrnned the toI-
owing nominations: Laws No'hy, 20 be TO-
vernon OF Arizona; Louis A. Walker. 20 De Sec
rotary Of Montana: James ". Huston, OF In
diana, 10 10 Treasurer Of tie nited states ;
Ellis Il. Roberts. Of Now lorS. 10 10 Assistant
treasurer at New No-k city: Edwin Il. Terrell,
OF Texas 70 DO Mtnister 20 Belgium; John T..
Abbott % DO Minister 20 tho United States q
ColombiG. and number o. postmasiers, among
them Harvey d. Cooper az Tampa. ti1-
IL seems TO De the universal expectation
among the senators tina; the senate will adjourn
the present spe, al + rsion sine die Tomorrow.
II the eessi0u ENDS tomorrow 10 will have been
OF exactly the same length as tho one con-
vened by President Arthur TO receive Presi-
dent Cleveland S nominations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
DESPERATE FATHER
Tries 20 XIII HIS Family and Then
hnicides.
rBy telegraph TO ne Dlspaicnl

ITT Ut" ~ I'D y ''''' '7'"I9I7T''T
CHICAGO. April IA dispatch from Chatta-
nOOgO, Tenn, fays James G.. Calhoun, timer
prominent in business. religious, and social cir
clos at Dalton, Ca, attempted 10 XII, his family
and himself yesterday. Iie procured Ratchet
and r. bottle Of murBtic acid and zinc. lie at
tackled his wife, striking her three blows about
tie head and shoulders with the Ratchet. lie
then struck his invalid daughter, cutting oil her
car ~ started for bis little boy, but the latter
escaped. Taking knife. he cut his own throat
and swallowed tn ounce and a half Of muriauc
acid AMI zinc.
Calhoun End his vito viii probably do Tho
daughter will recover. II IL supposed That he
had suddenly gone insane over financial mat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

fisa5afidso; June. s1aioafiag5; spot Rio quiet
and weak fair csrrocs. 1876 SugG-RAw GRIN I:
fair refining. ii-lsc :rs5ned arm and quiet: c,
eAsohc extra @. 6kaby.c.; mould A, nc. (:
STANDARD and confectionery A. Tic. cut-lcaf and
crushed. SIC. powdered. Sc; graduated, 7Kc.
hoihsees-torstgn strong; 5O-teet 2lhc: New
orleans dun opsn-kettle. good % fancy, Ratio.
Rioe quiet and steady domestic, 4ka5Ac. Pc
iroleum sieaay aud qsiet: crude. Ia barrels.
T19; refined bore. 81. Cotton-seed oil firm /;
erude. 2Has5r-; yellow, 50c- Resin quiot and
steahyi steamed. common - good, 81 .15afl IN.
Iurpentlne nominal at 46s4af7c. Hides quiet
and steady. Wool weak and quiet Pork steady I;
old moss, SIS; new mess, a75as14 Beef dull !:
extra mese, f6.75aN. Beof hams dull az fi3a
SlAtO. Tered beef quiet; city extra India
mers. VI OasH. Cutmeats 10 better demand !:
picked bellies, 6Ac. picked shoulders. 5ac. I;
picked hams. 9Aai0c niddes slow. Lard
lower and quiet: western steam, s7.37%, closing
a. 1898; city, $3.50; April, s7.32: May. t731
Frelgh's steady; cotton, 3-lod. grain, 2ald.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 1.-The cash quotations !were: :
flour steady and unchanged No. spring aud
No. rod Ehoat ssAs9SH. No. corn, 3i7sc
Nc. oats, SIC. Aess-pork. si240nSi24A Lard.
@M&. shor5-ribs, fil5asG20. saoulderS t5s0a
S-lh short-cloar. t6-C2 as6. - Nhiskey, fl.UL
Theisading futures ranged as.foiloas:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO. April lit IS stated that the
American refinery WAS formally hoid 10 the
os.tern sugar trust to-day. The refinery Was
transferred 70 trust one year ago, rescrylng
the trust certificates 10 payment suit was ar
forwards com uenccd 10 annUl The charter q the
contrary for Joining the trust, and some Of me
s,ockholders objected 10 he transfer. aud a. a
result 1t lie stated that the refinery was today
bought by tho rust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
WHEAT.
REvIEw OF THs CHICAGO MARKEr.

CHICAGO, April Not much business was
done "a wheat today. The feeling was weaker
aud prizes lover. May opened strong and high
er. but with fair offerings, sold on l4c.. closing
easy. July opened he. lower. declined &c. moro,
firm and closed a shade higher than Saturday.
Oats were QUOT and steady and without feature.
Pork vas active aud ruled lower. The Opening
sales we're i0al2kc lower. and prices declined
l1tA.Dc. additional. closing steady. Lard ruled
easier and lower. cloeing steady. shOri-ribs
were easier aud lower. closing quiet at inside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Tnn EtrA FteRn.
ny telegraph to tue Dlspatch.l

10y IrINsThIu % Iun DI7IHI-u'I
YOVNGsrOWN, OHIO. April lat o'clock this
evening IRE broke out in tho extensive Glencoe
iron-works OF Arms. Bell & Co. aud spread
through the building 80 rapidly that IN hslt an
hour the entire plauI Wa ia ruins. The flames
then spread 10 tho iron-works Of Brown, Bon
nell A. CO. destroying one Of their warehouses
and one engine house. The loss 10 Arms. Boil
4 Co. Will rt ach 81, 600 with insurance amount
ing 10 Sf2,O0l Loss 20 Brown. bonnell Co.
will reach 10000; fully covered by insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
Tbe n.uaiag works 90 BE Mold.

10y telegraph 70 mo Dhp~N~I
EyApfx. T.. Arm The directors Of tAe
Foa8ing mai ComuAny. assigneos Of the Read
So Iron n orks. pot hero tnis afternoon, ap-
I<iltod commiiioes, s0d made Other afrense'
ntnt. 20 assume formal control OF the S0hcei y,
tae q mo directors said after tho rnseuog thAt
taief 10 cir-umsfnnces ala he think the trust
company wOlld continue tao business OF we y On
" h.. The company might said INC ous -, (,
e"f up he STOCK aud material on hthu; Vu'
.'t1tusly We immeass establisbnien' "VUiu "
te.a " lh1 hiRAest iqaaAr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. \. c.. April L-Turpentins
nominal. Resin nrm strained, Zoe; good
suaiued. 0Oc. Tar firm at sl4L Crude turpen
tine drm; hard, SL3J; yellow dip and virgin.
S25e.
LOUISVILLE
LoU1gvuIE, April L-Graiu aud provisions
unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

BURGRSs.-Diod, April let, a. 80 4. NJ, after
q lingering illness, ~ tho residence OF her SON
in-law, simon DrinRrd, Esq., no. y south Cherry
street. Mrs. SARAH BURGESS, rolt't Of william
". Burgess aged seventy-nye yesrs.
Funeral from residence THIS Cluosdsy) Az
TEkNOON at hslf-past 3 o'clock Friends and
scquaiutances Of tho family are Invited 10 a.
tend.
PIERCE.-Died. on April 1st, al tho residence
Of j. ". JsmeA No. 10s west Broad street, VIII
LIAM PIERCE, in the seyentioth year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from Grace-strcot Bap-
tist church at IL O'Clock tt EsDAf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
THE GREAT
HOuScWarc Sale
THIS WEEK.

One half the ra1ue--One fouTth---'n many cases
q nominal sum is charged .4Uin accordance With
what IRE PAID for the GOODS as re bought them IN
vet condition. They are all as they came tron'the
factory n0w What did you pay for all these goods
before ne entered tie arena of China and Glass?
.MerchantS are WiIJin6 to meet us HOW---0n paper.
JVe carry the fd6, hO1cerer. that WareS orer three
quarters of an acre Of HOusewaye. 1cjth pTiceSond
adUanta9es in HeirpurchaSe 0ndtheir selling that
IeaUeS competitors IN an uRWise mood. Let us re-
- H. i 81 En-. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
The FiOrtds Legislature.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.i

JAcxsoNvILLE FLA, April The Florida
Legislature will convene In Tallahassee to-mor-
Tog The session will last sixty days. one on
the frst measures 90 DO offered viii he the new
carter for Jacksonville and special bnl au-
thorizing the city to loan It's credi for public I'M
provements 20 the extent OF tl30V" ths Will
be devoted largely 70 improved sewerage,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
OYSTER capl..ns Js.Iea for cruelty.

BALTIMORE, April In the United States Dis
frict Court 70 day JuIc0 Morris sentenced Will
liam r. Ford, John Wsilis, severn ". Crosweil,
Noah e. Ward, and John B. Chamick. the i've
OYSTER captains recently convicted 0i cruelty 10
ov-fer-drs Ters. % thirty days each In jail, eX-
cont Clamlck who Was fined $50 and sentenced
10 three Gays ia jail Sentence dates from the
Tins of their conviction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
migrants.
nv tolegraph 10 mo DISPATCH. !

~ I0IVtI0HH " VI
NEW YORK, April The number OF immt
grants arriving hers daring the nrst quarter Of
the new year, ending yesterday' Is 9u'os' a is,l-
fn,, N OF So 10 tho corresponding period Of isoS
During March there was noticeable falling Oh
ia Immigration TO this port only 2'.2t9 foreign
ers we're landed al Castle Garden against &,9iJ
ia March, lsS1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

CINCINNATI. April l-FlOur heavy; family,
t2Q0agAlO; fancy, ti.50ai4GJ. Wheat dull No.
= rei. 9}c. Corn weaker; Va. mixed. 3iiaa35c.
oats quist: no mixed. 23a26%c Pork dull
~ Gi27a Lard duh 81 $500. Buik-meas dun
and nominal short-rb. f6j). Bacon quiet and
hardly -eady: shOri-ciear, s1.fj. whisky
steady a. tL03 Hogs IN ample supply and
ssesdy; common and lichi, $iAtAeO; packing
and butchers, iA65aSASl
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N.v YORK. April lat tho International
10. tournament to-day 1schigorfn, the Rus
sisn champion. claimed tns. be nsd is Suffered Tered
an n :, ;ne ,eis S S ss sd .i' game sS
.o's aras Hearing of the deGiAsen hs Al
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n.1rrMnpr srnCK MARKyr

BALTIMORE. Nd. April l-Yirginia lo-l0S
a5f4a3b: d. 81, GjAa 5G; baltimore and Ohio,
CAR: Northern Central. Is asked; Cincinnati,
Washington aud Baltimore lists, 96aG do. 2is,
s0l asked 30. 51s. ~ Consolidated gas bonds
~ Il. DO. slocE. g as.
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u..saxe from wr. Cleveland.

10y telegraph % tho Dtspatchl
JACKsONyUIE. April IA message rom ex-
President Cleveland st Jupiter says the party
will reach Jacksonville Thursday morning anu
leave here fo- the North al noon the same day.
me ex- President requests that the reception DO
stricily Informal and hat there shall be no
speeches. IL Will probably include drive about
the city and visit 70 the SubIropicsl h4him-