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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-20
| PERsoyAL.-CharlesW W. Plummer, T.V. Avery.

PERSONAL.-CNarleS ". PIummer, I. Y. Avery.
Henry Avery and Chas. E. Smith of New York
are at Wormley' y's.-John E. Leech and c. s..
s. House of New York, Y Y. Smith of St. Aug
ustine. Fla, II. l. kimbali of Atlanta Robert
NJ. Ferguson of England are at the Arno.--C. j.
Davis of Boston. Il. $. Riedel of New York, HAM
ilton Rowden of West Point and A. Oliver Brooks
of Springfield, Mass, are at the Ebbitt.-
j. p. Tucker and f. s. Coffin of Boston, and w.
+. Boyle of st. Louis at the Arlington.
c. II. Durham of Chicago, W. T.. Hoxie and
James Elerson of Philadelphia, and Jas. Tau
sig of st. Louis are at Willard 's.-Hon. 7. H.
Brown of Virginia, and Hon. Barnes
Compton of Maryland are at the National.--
Chas W. Mosley and Chas. Francis of Boston,
are at Wecker' 's.-Dr. G. A. Mueller of Ale
gheny, Pa. and Irving NJ. Scott of San Fran
cisco, are at the Riggs.-D. j. Finley of
Charleston S. c., and DR.. Z. II. Bradley of
Virginia are at the St James
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~ o. o. F-HARMONI LODGE No. p
g. The officers and members reSpectiuilE re-
qle1 - assemble al their hall. St st = e. on Nt y
DAY, list inst at O'Clock J. m, 70 attend The du-
neral Of our l2te brother Past Grand CHAltl.tS. W
MuEIAN- Members Of sister Lodges invited To ION
With Us. By order Of the Lodge.
IL NM. p. ALLAN. Rec Sec.
o., I. q. %. T-MAGENENU ENCAMPMENT
&~Sss No. 4.-Every Patriarch Is requested to at
tend the funeral OF late brother, Patriarch ChAS
". MORGAN. assembling at old Fellows Hall. Sth
st e. II NDAG AFTERNOON. list inst, at
O'Clock patrlarcs Of sister Enca1pmentS are invited
TO ioin With Us. BY order Of the EnCaIupment-
IL WI +. ALLAN, Scribe.
SPECIAL NOTICE-THE TROTTING
g. and Pacing Horse Breeders Association OF
Maryland ont the District of Columbia Will hold
Iiaefuz- Raiuss Hall. Baltimore st. and Post
once ave. Baltimore. Nd. WEDNESDAY, April 24th
inst = Ocl1c, for the purpose OF considering
tn constitution and bv laws 10 be submitted by the
special committee appointed Tor that purpose and for
the election board 81 directors All persons inter-
s-tsi the Association and who desire TO become
EleIlbers invited 10 be present
TEANK BROWN, President, Postmaster, Baltimore,
MI
BESJ. WHITE. Secretary, 1907 II ST., Washington,
b q. ap2O-2t
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To Preserve the Peace in Oklahom

NJ iSSCINC tHt ohihuOna.
The following order was sent yesterday by
Assistant Adjutant-G General Kelton to the COM
manding general, division of the Miss ouri, at
Chicago:
1.-The President directs that Gen. Merritt act
in conjunction with the marshals of the United
States courts, having jurisdiction in the country
opened to settlement under the Presidents re-
cent proclamation, to preserve the peace, and
will upon the requisitiOn OF such .marshals or
their duly authorized deputies, use the troops
under his command to aid them in executing
warrants, making arrests, and quelling any riots
or breaches of the peace that may occur. He
will use his influence to promote peace and
good order, and will take every proper measure
to avoid any conflict of arms between or with
the settlers. He will also see that the laws re-
lating to the introduction of ardent spirits into
the Indian country are enforced. A careful en-
forcement of these provisions will do very much
to promote good order"
rs- Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates of The EVEN
ING STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit Its sercioe is better than
any Other paper in the city can possibly gice!
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TENDERED Hrs REsIaNATIoN.-Mr. Nathan A.
c. Smith, who has been in charge for a number
years past of the papers relating to changes In
presidential post-otfices, has rendered his re-
signation to the Postmaster General. Mr.. Wan
amaker has declined to act upon it at present.
Mr.. Smith will leave on Monday for Kansas,
where he has some property interests. He will
probably return in a few weeks. Mr.. Wm S.
NickersOn has been detailed to take Mr.. Smiths
place during his absence.
DISTINGUISHED CHINESE VIsIToRs.-A party of
four Cinnamon of high standing in the celestial
empire arrived in town this morning, and by
direction of the Chinese minister took rooms at
the Arlington hotel. Their names are Y. l..
Foo, II. X. Koo, II. 2. Sawamura and Tson-foo,
and they have come as special commission
from the emperor with instructions to investi-
gate the ways, manners, means and methods of
American civilization. They will be guided by
the legation here to a large extent in their re-
searches.
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60 METROPOLITAN PRES Y T ERIAN
80 Church. 4th and Is streets s.e. Capitol Hill,
Rev John Chester, u. ID, pastor.-Preaching services
tomorrow at III a. and 7::30 p. Sabbath school
9:3O a. m: Prayer meetings during the week. Young
peoples Tuesday evening. Congregational Thursday
evening, both at 7::}0 1t
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MLTROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHUKCH,
- 9th and SITS. II. Rev. W. II. Young,
Iastor.-Bb!e school, 9:30 In sermons, a m and
1:30 J. IN. Ladies' Social Union, Wednesday. 10 a.
III. to pm. and to 8 T. Subject Thursday eve
ming prayer meeting Lessons in faith" Come. It.
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e., 2OTH ANNIVERSARY OF WOMAN'S
49, Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. T.
Church will be held III Foundry church Easter Mon
day, April 81. at =. n. Address by Rev. Mr.. Wyu-
kOOp Public cordially invited. IL
CHORAL SOCIETY MAY FESTIVAL.
80 The sale of season tickets ia for four con-
certsl begins WEDNESDAY,, May l, al Metzerott's,
lllOFst. 1t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

81. the boss m inquired "a lean visaged
man with brI-tlml mar aud business like
ASPECT as Doe walked into the dental Office of
ii CHICAGO suburb fAe ofheI DAY
"l m-ume 1900 JEFFERSON, said the dent
i-t politely "Can serve you m amy ~ayf
Vi don't Anow but you can, tAe visitor
replied. sitting down boz "a chair aud fitting 10
hicA. "f ns cin agree uu tue terms It's
Just this way. Use come 10 this town % 50
into businc.. aui See opened "a shop about q
block and % lul up tho street, Vow. Inn
willing o. you a0 all my work Do thls line
ii YOU cam take 30 Out boo trade Where tNo
mon ats doing business CLOSE together m a
place nka this DO looks more s0ciaDle and
friendly f they can trade with each other
Aad business meu have got o. paA together
anl Kind % reciprocato II they want % get
along.
81 don't know n said tAe dentist. mu,ingly
"WAat Kind ol business are you engaged in,
may a-kN
.rm boo tle marble business. make tomb
stones. monuments
"But don't need any work of That Kind. '
exclaimed the other. agha,r ii have no oe-
.a.i0n tohuy amy tombstoncs ormonumenis'
Aud dom 2 uee4 amy wors in your line,
retorted the tombstone man sharply, $50 far
as know-not cents WORTH Never bad
the iooihachs in my hfe Bat there's no
telling when '
40 is hardly worth while to discuss the
subject said the dentist II don't think we
can make auy arrangement of tie KIND you
propose
"Ju.t So sir. You don't care about being
ueiIhh0rig and aaciihie and meeting a busi-
hess man half Way when he comes % settie
hero 10 neip build up your burned old town.
Cool m0ruiu- SIR
And the language that tombstone manu-ed
MS ho slammed tned door behind llni and went
down the stairway ihrco steps an % time was
frigAtfui 90 hear Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, Va, April 3-Sales OF
loose tobaccos to-day amounted to ~,
$40 pounds Highest price, 500
Offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day we're very light.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange /.
Henry Davis, Columbia; Geo W. Durrer,
Geo. Dickerson, Greene county, Va.
Office Of the Tobacco Inspector re-
ports to-day. Inspections, ~ hogs.
heads, reinspeclion, 3 hogshead-
ONCE of the United states Col
lcctOr of Internal Revenue re-
ports collections for the city of
Richmond to-day as follows Tax paid
ON cigars aud cigarettes, Sj2i2j iobac-
COS. s2.s062i, sundries, SOS Total
collections to-day, S3.332i,.
Farmers. BayeHp0u's shock0e,
Blanchard, Centre, Shelburno's and Old
Dominion tobacco warehouses report de-
liycries to-day llj hogshoads
MI Gentry, of shOckOe warehouse,
called my attention 10 what he considers
The Jumbo of tobacco hogsheads, and
truly % is q mammoth, being > feet !
inch In diameter on hcads-in fact 10 Is
of such enormous girlh that The hoops
are ali -pliced in order 90 meet around 10.
Sales of tobacco reported 90 the Secre-
tary to-day Wrappers, "a hhds filters
l3 hhis. Western, d hhds., dark, 10
hhds; sun cured. q hhds Total sales
reported to-day % hhds.
The wrapper situation grows stronger
daily The representative of one of the
largest manufacturing establishments ot
The West was on the Richmond
market to-day With the small
stock of wrappers here now,
the daily sales are rapidly depicting the
wrapper stock, holders are getting sitter
and prices are advancing Information
from interior markets IT, that while re-
ceints of hrghts lso-called are very
heavy. the breaks show no Improvement
either la q00itV or coiog.
4 letter va, received from our Gen
cral Pcytou Wise. 10 was dated Vienna,
March 2Oib. 1850, said hc was very well,
and becoming rapidly and intimately ac-
Quainied with Am Gillette nobility
4 Mel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

IN the spring nhen rAe green e.t3 back in tho
tUe
And f..aIn come. out 1ni Stays.
AnI fer I.0r, ll.. ol u.-l ID -o.d. tight squeeze,
nIF.4 fi... Di 500 barefoot a4F-.
Whom 500 o.r tD ulI. 4nd yuG Nlut Co not,
And y0uanI Ter wife agrees
lt's fIf- f1 spade up thr garden llt-
Mhla tfr .r-.l llf. .ira DID tIe trees
Well n.rA b., fhe iei.t oi H.s ile.s
When fle green. y.4 SNOW. gifts back Ia the
t.ae
When fta green 6 = back boo Tine trees. and bees
I4A.tllIn' lluHl ug.n.
In tnat Kind oi O. ialy "so as-youplease'
Ola gate Ties lun roun m,
When The grounds AID bald where tbs hay rick
stood.
And che cIicA'5 rir anil tle breeze
COaxrs Cos bloom bob tlr ola doswyCd.
Ani tAr green ..li back lu the trees
ilAe. as say. iu slrh scenes IS these,
The t.als when tle green gifts back 10 the trees.
when fhe whole faI feathers o. winter time
is AN pulled Out ard gone,
And the zap it thavs anl begins 10 climb.
And the sweat 10 starts our on
4 Teller 5 flrrel g.ttln' down
AZ the ola So, Cog ol bis kne's-
Kind o. L-r. ie - Ii4'Nrn roam
when tn+ i.t .. 3D.. h-., iu tle trees
yes' a.u,ffUIu. la.u a- -lsn- please
Whom the green. yon il4v. -.rs hack In ths
Irees. j..ies NnltcomO Riley.
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Whom he Jahu.ois came 90 tho dinner
tahi8 the other day 70 was quite apparent
.aat little MauI bad anticipated the feast aud
..t..l herself tl some II the good things, but
na r-ur.m4nl was given until her older Sis.
fef Alice. aged $. $50, nsked to say erace-s
pleasant duty with which sine was sometimes
infrl.tel Her 0b-erNant eyes hai detected
fh. Younger ones delinquency, and the OPP
n0rumlty Wa. not to he neglected Alice
l.omnly .aI grace as follows. "For what
$50 afe about % receivc-aud tor what Maud
H. hs4 alraly-O Lord, make us du',
thankful Treasure lroye.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

NEW YORK, April 3-Flour steady
hne grades winter, S23j@ SEQ do.
sphug. SEAS superiine winter,
$1,000 $40, Southern dull and easier
trade and family extras, S34jWS5jO
Wheat closed lower and active. Spot
sales Of 40. red State. SlOl extra red,
gs0S1O O: 40 . red. ss0-9c so. 3 red.
sea s3c; No ] white. va g3c.. 80. red
winter. MAY. ssic Corn closed duh, tut
drm-.0 ic higher spot sales of no. 2
mixed. 4H9tsc- steamer mixed. 1880
42fc. mob mixed, 4lt0 re- No white,
i6c steam white. 45sc, No. . mixed,
April. 4ifc. Oats closed weak-tc.
lower spot sale, of No white. 3--c..
No. do, 33tW 3lc; No. mixed, 32e
No. ? do, 3OsW32c. NO. mixed. April
3Ofc Pork dull, new mess, Sl5.5o01
Sl4 90. Lard closed dull April, = sd.
sugar-renncd firm and higher cut loaf
and crushed, SIC cubes and powdered,
Sc granulated and mould \, 20. Coffee
mir cargOes Rio, Isle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

Itwa-l lun Fitch ward boy who was
valsin- uu ite street wi.A BIS mother when
nis attention WAS attracted by dog which
naeeei Is stab tAat showed 4s once possessed
a tail
"Isutit too bad said tho mother, that
,he doggy ha- Iot bis taIf
"Yo. replied tno lulo fellow, sadly and
1heu Frightening up ASKED. But mamma,
ahy don't fael Iahe Lim totho tailor's shopf
-E.mu Advertiser
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by g. W. branch q Co.. bankers
and brokers No. I'LL Main street.

NENIEM.
NEW York, April 3-The mar
kei opened strong, but first prices were
generally the highest, as coal tolls were
reduced and st. Paul and Baltimore and
Ohio earnings were less than expected.
The coalers led decline 10 2.5D. with
Aichison, G. b. and @, r J., l., and y,
and Union Pacific close behind. The
rest of the list was only moderately at
lected by the drop Some long stock
came oui, but the bears appeared 10 have
resumed operations The stocks which
have been firm were held to-day. and
Missouri Pacific was added TO them. Il
seems the market is to keep in rut in
the absence of special news which shall
make market movements, add therefore
the buyers on weak spots and sellers on
rallies are likely to make small profits.
IN our judgment the outlook iayors the
bulls. The market closed dull and firm
for AtChisOn and Missouri Pacific and
others t0li above the lowest
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CmcAeo. April 3-Wheat opened
active and lower Corn quiet and firm.
Oats lower Provisions active and
weaker Closing. Aheat-Apru 9fsc-
Nav. 9j.c June 92sc; July sG.c.
Coln-April 3jc. May 35tci June.
8jl0 3Gc. July. 3Gsc. Oats-ApriL
e5c. May, 2Jsc. June, 2jsci July 2jc.
Pork-May SIP june, $3.50 Jdly,
sl2.31t Lard-April. $500. May, So 500.
June, So July, 500. Ribs-April
s6l9t May SGl7: June, s625. July.
So 30
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Reported by Paine & Co., Commission
Merchants, 300 Cary Street.
Country Produce,

Apples Choice early, per barrel, 900 to
e. - mixed lots. sl.2o % sl.,o
Bacon-Virgnia hams, choice old l5c per
pound: new hams small II 70 l3c me-
hams large, 10 TO lie; sides, to Toe;
shoulders, TO Sc.
JOWls-5 10 Sc.
Beans-Choice Navy, 81 10 20 - "a.
Black Eve Peas-sl60 to los.
Beeswax--ls % 1r per pound
Butter-Virginis creamery, ~ 10 DC fam
ily packed Virginia. IL 10 9r. choice vel
low. store pack (Viry'nial 10 10 lie, store
packed, miAsu color and sweet, II 10 lic'
store packed fair 10 good, ~ ~ l2c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

Great Doodle Lawyer ln Now York. TIE
trial OF our honorable client viii begin to-
murr-v
Assistant astounded TRIAL. Couldn't you
get the case postponed any luecri
No need 10 have It further postponed Al
the important witnesses are dead ~ hiladel-
phia Record
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His Hour of Triumph.

a naturalized citizen Of English birth tells
this story "The day before the Fourth Of July
last year the teacher to whom my boy goes
10 school explained TO her class Why the day
was celebrated, giving full particulars The
next morning the boy, who was born in this
'ountry, said 10 me; Dad, this is the day We
licked you. 'n-Syraeuse Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

BALTIMORE, April 3-Flour duh ana
easy Wheat-Souihern quiet and nomi
nalIv steady Fultz, g3cYSl 0j, Long
berry. g5cWSl %. western lrm7r 80.
winter red. spot. s1tc bid. April. SEC
Southern firm and higher white
43@Hc.i yellow, 42t@ Bee western
strong.
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"Isn't 10 strange that Quilboy positively
refuses % wear jewelryr
Won't ho wear IT,
$50 Only yesterday | saw him knock
down am officer who was trying to handcuh
li,,, D. Nebraska State Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

B.arder lciackinsA egg We'll. declared
Waiter ,excifeii.1 " hst T. az
Baard,r Why, this egg ha, double yoik-
Waitcr-Poohl that's nothn gen Imam
yisiiddy had u CHECKING !-Detroit FREQ freSs'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

Eges-In crates firesh), 10 to Tic; in boxes
and barrels 20 zoe.
Poultry Dressed-Chickens, 9 10 l2c. per
pound. turkeys, - to lie per pound.
Ducks. r. 20 Zoe per pound. Geese, to &c
per pound
Dried Fruit-Peaches peeled 5 to SC I'M
peeled halves to SIC. ADoles sliced to SIC.
quarters y tO &c Cherries pltted 10 10 lie
Blackhcrri,s 3 10 { Whorteberries 10 &c.
Festher,--lFine I'VE goose, 10 10 ~ per
pound mixed. % 10 SOC.
Fiat.eed-Per bu-hei 81 10 10 sf.2O
Hides-Dry fins, light weights, 10 Nc
per pound. heavy weights, '1c per pound dry
saliod. &C.. tweD sailed. &C.. .seen &c.
Hogs-p Dressed. q % Gfc,
Iad-Pnme country. : 10 90 per pound.
Onlons--In barrels. Sl.o0 to $50.
Oranges--s2 - to $40.
fe,sons. 2OO to $50.
peauuts-Fancv stock. per pound, 81 10
&C.. medium ~ to3c.
PofafOes-pcr bgshoi IS 10 soc.
Roois-Ginseng perpound, $50 Seneca,
per pound 30 tO 5jc.
sumac 7lc. 10 80.
Wool-Tub-washe 2s 70 $40 per pound,
unwashed, PC per pound.
Groceries. Ito.
Brooms-Two strings. 81 90 10 81 %; three
stnng- Si5O 20 200, four strings, t2.U 70
800.
Baskets-Willow. sl.i5 to 81 80 per nest;
split, SOTO zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 8 pounds. per dozen yoc
% 91r.
Can Corn pounds per dozen % to95.
Rice-tarD'Da b tO lc kange00n, 5ic.
sa.t-iiverpaoi. from store. 90. ground
alum from store. PEI SACK, SlOo 20 <l.lO.
IaloW-itc.
Choosc-rrme cuttirg. lie common, Ito
re. English dairy. i-o pineapple, sc.
Lari-Hgrc Hc pressed lie
Mo'nse.-E1,ra, hOe-hcad, - 20 i5c
barrels. ID t0 llc. genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, ~ TO 5-c' New Orleans prime 70
soap-Common, 3 to &c. best washing r,
So. toilet. d. tO 2jc.
5ugar-Gmuulated, SIC A sugar, SC, y,
Sugar 1ic g. sugar 1lc.
Ieas-tlack. ~ t0 3Vc, imperial, 80 10 SOC
guupowder 30 tO Soc.
Cofee-Rio . 70 pc; Laguayra, p to
23c. Java, % t1 Soc.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops tl.eo, three
hoops. si..O.
Meat. Flour and Meal.
BulkDeats-Side-, Sc, shoulders, &c.
Bacn-Wcslern shoulders. 7tc ciear-rb
sides -c breasts Joe hams l3c.
Fi0W-Richm.ud patent roller family
f6.-l COB si.H. fancy family 1910 10 5000,
family sLi3 fo $500 city extra sl.23 10
4.ju. cfy -upeflne 1910 % SiuO city
nnp - -5tl $3.50.
Meal--Cry. per bushel 5jc country, On
Cement. Lime. Plaster. SIC.
Cement Union per barrel 81 30. Rosen
iaIc. 4 3d. James RIVER l.35.
lime-Ho.sani. per barrel, Sl.l0tofl.15
ana. s. l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

Fleud- suppose you write when the
spirit mofc,f
Foct-Wen. yes, that's about the way with
m3 write when tbo spacter moves.
"rhs >pectcrN
YES thelectcr Of want Yankee Blade.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

OXFORD. y. c.. April AT a called
meeting of the Oxford Tobacco Board OF
Iradc. 70 telegram was read DIV " y.
BoDMu. announcing the sad intelligence
OF thc death OF Mr. Thomas g. Williams,
ST.. of Richmond
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Rlefr0. That thc intelligence of the
death az Mr Thomas g. Williams, ST.,
conveyed 90 us hy telegram to-day. has
been received with sincere sorrow by our
entire Tobacco Board of Trade.
E,.iN. That in the death of MI Will
iam- Richmond bias not only lost one OF
its best citizens and largest manuiac-
mrers. bat the entire bright tobacco belt
OF North Carolina and the oxford mar
kcf I'm particular. has lost one of its best
friend. and patrons Hewas held 80 the
highest esteem here as one of the highest
type. of the Christian gentleman ana
business man.
Rnolod. That The heartfelt vmpaihies
of our Board Dee sent to Mrs lhomas &.
Williams and Go Tie hrm of Thomas &.
Williams IS Co.
Htved. That "a copy of the resoin.
lions be sent t0 the stricken family ana
business tm of which Doe was me sem
ion member. and 60 thc Richmond TIMES
foI notifications and tAe Aers. 0i oxford,
with the request thai they Doe copied by
fhe Richmond D~puel. lhe Io.le-gn"t
mai Ellr. s1unsrn ID1uce9 JoalnH. ot
Dauyilc. Wetun Io,f..o J,mna.. OF
Cincinnati aud New York IDlf.fo Aet'
N.aI
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RAILROAD BoEns


Reported by John T. Williams g. SON,
banker. and brokers. so. I'LL Nam street.
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sAIF5RFfogTEn 70 sEcEErARY.
Baltimore Markets. .

Market firm.
Quotations -Middling. 9sc. low mid
ding. 4tc g0od ordinary. ste.
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erainand Cotton Market
RlcuNoND, u, April 3. 1859

RICHMOND, Va, April 3 1889
OFFERINGS REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
Wheat 2O bushels.
Com go bushels.
Oats-50 bushels
Orchard Grsss ~eed-iU bushels.
Mil Olh-lj tons
sALF5 RFP0RTED 10 eECRErARY.
(0m-White f60 bushels prime ai i4lc.
90 200 bushels very good ou private terms
Orchard Grrss -eej-40 bushels 0n private
terms
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agsgODO oYrc oior aayaurg any o.'or.
DifmOHD Di6O Aov IH Nir tssane
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

gso-svco ram Norf.1ls 5abics p>rysciiy.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-04
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The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-01
THE LUSO LIBEL CASE.

The case of the King VS.. Dias was
this morning mol. pros'd in the
Police Court, on the request of Mr..
Hartwell, counsel for Mr.. Kinney,
who addressed the Court in sub
stance as follows:
The defendant has of his own ac-
cord and by advice of counsel offer
ed to publish statement to the
effect that he did not intend to i'm
pute any wrong motive 10 Mr.. Kin
ney, and did not regard him as
capable of acting from corrupt
motive, and therefore Mr.. Kinney
consents to the entry of mol. pros.
The prosecution was brought by
Mr.. Kinney after so long time
since the publication complained of,
from no other object but to shield
his good name from the effect which
calumny might have upon him else
where than here. If living here he
would rely on the knowledge which
many in this community have of him
from boyhood, and upon his living
down the effect of evil reports with
those who have not known him so
long. But as time went on, he
began to have reason to believe
there was danger that elsewhere
more or less credcnce might be given
to such aspersions Oh his character
therefore he resolved to hold 10
strict account the responsible pub
fishers of any libels against him
Accordingly he took legal advice
and, being advised that the defend
ants publication was libellous, inst
tuted these proceedings, which hi
now withdraws, as no further objec
can he secured which might not b'
regarded as simply yindictive.