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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Wichita Produce Market.

Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, May l.
The market was rather active and prices rule
steady.
POThTOES-Kansas 45c per bushel. northern Coo
per bushel.
CaHBAGES-None in market
ONlO&S-None in market.
PIE PLANT-sc per ID.
SPINAGE--ljC PEI III.
LETTUCE-23c per III.
RADISH ESQ per doZ lunches.
ASpARAC use per dCZ. lunches
SPRING CNiU&S-l5C doZ punches.
PAHSLEE-.jc doz punches.
EGGS-gal Gc per dOZ.
BUTTEK-Fancv creamery 25c, choice creamery
22c choice butter l5 49,, fair PC cooking butter Sc.
EESE-Easteru fIll cream l3C half cream llGl
12c, skim Sa3c. linUIrgsr l5GlGC, brick DGi6, 1ul
cream swiss Loo l6c.
CHICKENS-Dressed 671GSc per ID, live 50 759
3 60 per dOE.
TUkhEYS-Live 6@7c per h.. dressed 9G1tc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
Wichita Leather Market.

Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, Kan. May L
No changes of note.
SOLE Observation-Disclosures 27@29c, B. A. Esq
DC. good damage 2l@23c.
HARNESS-AcOrn oak Soc, No oak &c, L. Fl. Jc,
Union sc. HemlOck 25C.
CALF-Domestc 65cGSl 20, French 81 GOAL 50.
CUT HALF SOl-ES--EXtra heavy % 81 heavy
s. TO- medium 81 81, light 81 259l 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02

BUTTER-Firm. Fancy Flgin creamery l716@1Sc
finest 16Gl7c fine 14@l5c, finest dairy l2$l9
ljC; fine 1eG2.
EGGS-llC.
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RTsTyEsS CHANCES.

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A Brake Needed

A Brake Needed
Wi you said &c.
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VETERINARY SURG'S.
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We are prepared to do all kinds of veterinary
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02
wichita Hide and Tallow Market.
Good demand for hides and prices firm.

HIDES-No green S34c per ID, No . green 314c per
b. No green salt 44c, No green salt dry hides
5@.7l5C per 10, bulls and stays 2}9c.
TALLOW-NO 1, 334c per ID, No , PFC.
SHEEP PELTS--3O@y15c each.
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THEY WANT
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES And
TRANSPORTATION.

Read and Advertise IN Our Want Column
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w ANTED AGENTS-IN Emery CITY, TOWN
state Of Kansas 10 take subscriptions. PQStuastsrs
can make money No capital required. sample
copies free. Casn cOuImisS DIS, money Can ue made
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS,

ROGERS,
The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
examine samples.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-02

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence of the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 2l-At present
1t does not seem that there will be an ex-
tension of the session of the legislature more
than day or two, If that The decision Of
the Supreme Court of the Uoited States in
the coupon cases may cause an extra session
next summer. Article V, Section b of
the Constitution requires session of the
General Assembly 10 1891 to make new
apportiopmant for senators and members of
the House of Delegates. L. will therefore
be seen that inside Of two years, beginning
from this time four sessions of the General
Assembly of Virginia are probable. The
present session is counted as one, the extra
session probably in the summer counted as
two, the session in 1891 as three, and the
regular session in 1892 as four. With the
prospects of four sessions ahead in two
years, the General Assembly will have pen
ty of opportunity at coupon notification.
Delegate Tyler, of Prince William, was in
ths Auditors Off 70 this morning looking
over the pension roll. He Gays az result
of his investigation tina. it will take SS5 900
to pay the pensioners now on the roll and
S35 600 to pay srrearages, making altogeth
or $120 600. He also says that it will take
$50, 600 additional to pay the new appli-
cants for pensions. TDese facts induce Mr..
Tyler to change his vote on the pension.
He voted for is engrossment the other day.
A good joke involving an amusing case of
mistaken identity occurred this morniUg.
greatly embarrassing the genial and popular
Senator from Winchester, Hon. Thomas
Harrison. While on bis way to the Capitol
yesterday several sporting men, who had
come out more than even on the wrestling
match between Greek George and Captain
Graham. which took place at the Casino ths
previous evening, hailed lbs Senator with
the remsrk, Hello. Creek, you are daisy
cutter from Wayback, and handle yourself
huke on Graham, who amt no more dea
kid wild you" The Senator was astonshed
and it took al bis ready wit to get gracefully
out of his embarrassment.
House bill to incorporate the town Of Falls
Church, in Fairfax county, was placed on
the calendar in toe Senate to day and will
be passed in the Senate to morrow or early
next week. B. P. 0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22

Az IrATE MoTuER-IN LAw.-There WIS SEN
sation in Moore county, N. c.. Sunday. A young
man named Thompson eloped with and married q
daughter of Krider Hargrove. The young lady s
mother had all the time bitterly oppose the match
and told Thompson that if he ever did marry her
daughter she would give him good thrashing.
Sunday the young man succeeded in outwitting
the old people and stole away the girl. They were
married in another county When he returned to
his homo in the evening his new mother.in.lsw
called on him, and when he approached she drew
a buggy whip from under her wrapper and began
to lash him hard and fast. Thompson ran, but the
indignant old lady followed ana got in several
good lashes. The affair created big stir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
Court Of Appeals Yesterday.

Jsffrees and ais. against Sourt i. sst ylr-
gin!a Improvement Company. Appeal al.
lowed to decree pronounced BY he Cir
cult Court of l'szswell county on The % h
of February, 1889
Yates. administrator, against Wilson aud
as. Further gled and submitted.
Cook against Patterson. Writ of error
and supersedeas awarded to u judgment
rendered by the County Court Of Fairfa1
county. on the 10Th of January. 1880, to
which judgment writ OF error Was refused
by the judge of the Circuit Court of said
county. The writ was granted On applcs
ton of Mr.. ]. Il. Greene, Of this city.
Court adjourned until the 5th OF March
1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
Telegraphic Brevities.

Senator Mac Innis has introduced blu
In the Canadian Senate to make Gaelic H.
official language.
The Congo Free State has empowered
the Brussels anti-slavsry society to aepa o.
expedition to Africa to aid in suppre.si,n
the slave trade.
A collision occurred near suisson. ca
yesterday between the rear engines and II.
forward ones of a snow blockade train. he
which number oflaborers were killed and
three seriously injured.
A dispatch from Lafayette, La SAY.
the grand jury retured indictments agsio..
twenty-one persons, oil charged with con.
spIracy In connection with the acts as rso,
lators. the parties will be allowed bal
The Fifth Presbyterian church 10 Mar,
Minneapolis was burned this mornlo.
LOSS $1,000; soclable was held in Tina
church last night and it is thought the IT,.
started from cooking stove in use a. ,bo
time.
Mr.. Douglas Green and Mrs. Smell Mac.
Rae are living 10 private lodging, in Lon.
don. They both look careworn aud pale
Mr.. Green said yesterday: The poor, dear
girl is quite Frustrated by cabItgrsms from
Nav York. The exposure is HORRIBLE
Bertha Meyers. an year OLD orphan pin
living In the family of William Reed in
Green Top, Sussex county, n. ], is under
arrest, charged with msnslaugbier in cao..
ing the death of the 4 months old child al
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, by persisteutiy pressing
upon the soft spot Oh the cbiid's h ed.
a story is published in Pittsburs today that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company snd the
Pennsylvania Company have planned t. consoli
date the lines of the Panhandle sJs.em Yves. Of
Pittsburg.
The boiler of a saw mill at Ruther Gen. v.
exploded this morning with terrible violence
killing several employees wouniiug other. aud
wrecking the building
The Johns Hopkins University OF Baltimore to.
day celebrated its fourteenth anniversary The
alumni had their annual meeting later.
Rev. Henry Duncan, white FREQ viii Baptist
preacher. was hanged at Ozark, Ala. yesterday for
tho murder Of his wife.
1t is reported that Col. w. L. Hemingway, ths
trealurer of Jackson, Miss, il $50 600 short in
his accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Judge G. T. Duncan, of he County Court
OF Lee county, has resigned.
Mrs. Ada Miller, wife of Mr.. ]. W. Miller,
died at Hume, Fauquier county, last week.
There is much opposition to the mat in-
spection bill recently passed by the Legis-
ature.
Mr. Bathurst D. Peacby and Miss Mary
G. Lane were married at Williamsburg on
Thursday.
The knitting factory at Charlottesville
will commence work next Monday. with
over eighty employees.
Meesrs. Edgar Bu.ch ard Bsrj Davis
have recently purchased number Of cattle
in Chicago for Loudouo grazing.
A negro preacher from Massachusetts has
caused cons6 trouble in Charlottes-
vile by his offensive utterances.
It is reported that lot of Mormon mis-.
slonaries are expected to begin operations
In Shenandoah county ut an early date
A meeting was held in Charlottesville last
night to raise funds to improve the Confed.
crate Cemetery at the University of Virginia.
Mr. E j. Martin and Miss Eunice Y. Fay
er ard Mr.. J. b. Haley and Miss Ida Oar
rett, all oil Fauquier, were married on Thurs
day.
During repairs to an old house In Williams
burg yesterday, the official notice of Gov
ernor Botetourt's death was found on the
wall under the whtewash.
Miss Mary Wexford Adams, daughter of
Mr.. w. Adams, of Fredericksburg, and
Mr.. Walter Livingston Hatch, of Philade.
phia, were married on Thursday.
Mrs. Jane Orrison died near Sterling,
Loudoun county, last Saturday, and on
Tuesday, MIR. Eli ]. Hope, prominent
minister of the Society of Friends, died at
Hughesville, in the came county.
The equestrian statue of Gen. Robert E
Lee by NJ. Mercie, of Paris. has been com.
pleted. Col. Burgwyn will sail for Paris
next week to inspect the statue. Tie IN
yelling ceremonies are to take place in
Richmond May %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
The Meat Bill.
The following is the full text of the re-.

The following is the full text OF the re-.
Gently enacted meat bill
An ACT to prevent the selling of unwhoesome
meats.
Whereas it is believed that unwholesome meats
are being offered for sale in this Commonwealth
therefore
l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF
Virginia. That it shall not be lawful TO offer for sale
within the limits of this State any fresh meat
tered one hundred miles or over from the place at
which it is offered for sale, until and except it
has been inspected and approved as hereinafter
provided.
2. Tho County Court of each county and the
Corporation Court of each city OF this State shall
in their respective counties and cities appoint one
or moro inspectors of fresh meats on The petition
of not less than twenty citizens; and 1t shall be
the duty of said inspectors to inspect and approve
or condemn all fresh meats offered for sale in this
State which have been transported one hundred
miles or more from the place at which it was
slaughtered.
3 Ard for all fresh meats so inspected said in
zpector shall receive az his compensation one cent
per pound, to be paid by tho owner OF the meat.
f. 1t shall be the duty of any and all persons,
firms, or corporations, before Offering for sale in
this State fresh meats, which under the provisions
of this act, required to be inspected, to apply
to the fresh meat Inspector of the county or city
where the same is proposed to be sold, and have
said meat inspected, and for failure 50 to do, or
for Offering to sell any fresh meacs condemned
by said inspector, the person, firm, corporation
so selling or offering to sell shall be fined not less
than $50 nor more than 5 LOO for each offence 10
be recovered before any justice Of the peace OF the
county O. city where the violation occurs. Pro-
vided that in cities Of 15, 900 inhabitants or
more, one half of the fees of inspectors shall be
paid into the State Treasury, and provided fu;-
Their thst nothing in this act shall apply to the
counties OF Accomsc and Northampton.
8. The said inspectors, before olschafging the
duties herein imposed shall take and subscribe an
oath before the court appointing them to faith.
fully discharge said duties, aud the several courts
are respectively empowered to remove, for cause,
any inspector, and to appoint another or others
instead.
6. This act shall be in force from and sitter the
ct day of March, 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22

The NEW SERIES OF POSTAGE STAMps
substituted to-day for the series now in use
will be about one eighth smaller IN Ella.
Franklin will be honored with portrait on
the one cent stamp, 10 Difference. it may be
assumed, to his sentiment that If you lake
care of the pennies the pounds will take
care of themselves. Washington will Zig
ure on the two.cent stamp, jackson On the
three-cent stamp, Lincoln on the four cent
stamp, and Grant on the five cent stamp.
Garfield, Webster, Clay. Jefferson and Perry
are depicted on the less used denominations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Prepariug for the Battle

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-Ths representa-
tiyes OF the four cities aspiring to the honor
of the site for the worlds fair are busy max
ing final preparations for the conflict to be-
gin In the House Monday. Not content
with the floods Of eloquence poured out upon
the floor of the House during the past two
days, they ara laboring earnestly and pri-
vately with the few members who are still
uncommitte6 or who are believed to be open
to change of heart. Nobody expects that
the site will be selected upon the first ballot
30 that the opportunities to pledge members
to second choics are unusually good.
Mr.. Chaupcsy NJ. Depew put in
an appearance on the floor of the
House this morning to indulge in lit.
tie quiet missionary work for New York.
BE was introduced to Mr.. Morse, of Massa-
chusatis, who made speech yesterday in
opposition to fair in any city, and pro-
cesded to show him the error oil his ways,
and to tell him many good reasons which,
in his judgm sat, indicated that New York
was tho only place where fair could be
successfully held. Mr.. Dspew expects to
remain here over Monday, and will not re-
lax his Efforts in behalf of New York, not.
withstanding the fact that he has
received card from Chicago dis.
playing cofia, skull and orossbones.
a CORY dagger and other alarming emblems
of an evil purpose Inviting MIN to meeting
at precisely nine o'clock at night at which
be said he presumed he was to furnish the
subject for dissection. Gov. Hill, William
@. Whitney and other prominent citizens of
New York are also in the city, and they e1
pect to be oined by large delegation OF
their fellow citizsns to night. As delega.
ton Of Chicagonns. even larger in point Of
numbers, is also expected here during the
day, members of the House are not likely to
enjoy uninterrupted rest during the next
4S hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22

TURNING THE TABLES Mrs. Jas Rath-
wood, OF Carlstsdt. n. y. who has insti-
tuted suit for divorce against her husband,
says her husband sent her to the Adiron'
dacks three years ago, but she came home
earlier than she expected aud found the
house lighted up. She looked through The
window and saw men aud women dancing
while her husband was hugging strange
woman on the sofa. Mr.. Rathwood e1-
planned this by saying the woman was his
cousin. Ra.hwood makes similar charges
against his wife. II had been away last
summer for over week." be said, land
coming home one night ahead of time l
found number of my wife's MAZE friends in
the house drunk and raising high old
time. My'wife was partly disrobed and was
dancing when I came in. sent everybody
home, and was only prevented from doing
violence by her statement that they we're
relatives of hers and that she wanted to turn
tbe tables on me.u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22

A RAILROAD Dec sIoN.-As heretofore stated
in the GAZETTE, the Court OF Appesls on Thurs.
day decided the Richmond belt line cases in favor
of the E., F. & P. r. E., which will allow the
company to build line of railroad around Rich
mond 1t is stated that the decision of the Court
settles The point that under the general Ia any
railroad in the State can construct branch line
fifty miles in length. One of the lawyers employ
ed on the opposing side Of the case holds that un-
der this decision the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company can build branch line from
BurkeYile to Richmond which is about fifty
miles. This view of the result of the belt line
litigation will attract good deal of attention IN
railroad circles in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-22

REV. Dr. GUINNESS, of London, thor
oughly familiar with the subject by reason
oil long personal experience among both,
says that In many respects the savage, is the
superior of the civilized negroe. This
tends to change the long entertained ideas
of some people in this country, but not of
those who saw and knew the wild negroes
brought here by Col. Lamar in his famous
slave ship Wanderer year or two before
tho war between the States.