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Read R. L. Russelps ad.. "Psnic in
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IMPORTANT.
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or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
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BY ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York
ExchanEe, DrAn or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

II you want . nice, cheap house attend
head 2 oo.'s positive sale on Saturday,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Remember that the payment Of prif% is
guaranteei By four National Banks OF New
Orleans, and the tickets are signed by tn
President of an Institution, whose CHARTER ed
therefore. beware Of all limitations or
an0nyinou schemes.
The ques,ion now under consideration -:
Shall the present charter expire In 1895 by
limitation or shall II be extended another 70
One dollar Is the price OF the smallest part
or fraction OF a ticket issued BY us In any
drawing. Anything offered In our name Tor
less than q dollar Is a swlndle.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12
successful Insurance Company.


Please notice the rapid strides made by
the United Station Industrial Insurance
Comps In Its new business for 1889,
viz:
New policies in 1889. .................. 63.si9
Policies lapsed III 1859 ................ .SU,070
Increase In 1880. S9......................27 .27, III
We can only make comparison with
the business in the State OF New jersey
Of the previous ysar, Of tho two Oldest
companies, ~ officially reported, which
Is as follows:
METROPOLITAN.
New policies In 1858. SS...................s0 .s0, O62
Policies lapsed in 1883. S............... .52 103
Incvease during l6sS................3 80, ,959
PRUDENTIAL.
Now policies In 1888, s,................ 80. $50
Policies lapsed in 1883. ................5 81 250
Increase during 1883. q. $50
The comparison speaks for itself
Daily Republican., 1890-06-12

Epworth excursion. June 10. .Andalusia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
Minor Washington Items.


WAsHINeToS. April 2s-Bond offerings
to-day $50, 400. All accepted, at ~ tor Is
and 1887 for Is.
The Comptroller Of the Currency to-day
authorized the Peoples National Bank OF
Winston, n. c., TO begin business with a
capital Of e1OO,OO0
Tho House Committee on Territories To-Day
by vote OF seven 70 three authorized FAVOR
abls report on the bill which It has had undor
consideration for some time 10 amend me
Edmunds-T anti pOlygamy act. II enlarg ;
the scope Of that law BY di-frenchslng me al
herents OF the M0rrson filth WHO refuse 70 t@Ao
the prescribed oath.
senator Jones, Of Nevada, chairman OF the
Committee on Contingent Expenses, to-day
signed warrants for tho payment OF Nlshess
fees 20 correspondents subpDnaed o. the speclai
committee appointed to investigate the publlua-
ton Of the proceedings OF the executive ssssiobs
OF tho Senate. The expenses OF tn0 lnYeSuSa-
ton have amounted % about $500
The House Committee on War claims mas au-
thorized an adverse report on the Dill appgo-
prslng 1881 800 y reimburse the toWnsoi rrele-
rick, Hagerstovr, and Middletown, Nd, Tor IN
war assessments levied on them 0y General
Jubsl Early IN 1854 by way of retaliation eRalns,
the United States. The committee also decide1
% report adversely the bill introduced ~ hepIe-
sentative Funston sppropriRtiug kSo%3D 70 TO-
mourse the State OF Kansas for moneys *
pended In the settlement OF claims Of cltLa Is VI
mat state for property captured or destroyed "
Confederate forces during the late var
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

and ovster-barrels employ large number
OF hands here. There are seven firms en-
gagged IN the business. and they employ
ABOUT 100 coopers, and turn ont nearly 600,-
oOO barrels annually. The business IL in
ereasing every year. The barrels are sold
at twenty cents each.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral ofyouug
Ice Hawkins, the engineer on the Norfolk
Southern railroad. whose body was found
floating in Smiths creek on Saturday night,
took place from his fathers residence. and
was attended by large throng, rs he was
very popular young man. Deceased bad
been missing from home for week. The
family came from Lynohburg to Berkley.
NORFOLK EXCITED.
The sales of real estate in the city Of
Norfolk during the past week aggregated
$4,000. In Norfolk county the sales du-
rng the week amounted to S2l7, 900. The
deals in real estate both in this section
and in Southwest Virginia have caused a
great deal OF excitement in this city during
the past week or two
lsreol ketchum, a roof painter. who
spends most of his time in lail in Ports
mouth. received notice from lawyers in
New York yesterday of a considerable sum
OF money being left him by relatives.
oDD-rELLOws' ANNIvERsAEY.
Tho Odd-Fellows Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth concentrated the seventy-frstan-
nivorsary OF the establishment of the order
In America in very handsome style Of the
Central Methodist Episcopal church IL
Portsmouth yesterday afternoon. The
lodges turned out with full ranks with re-
gala, and the uniform divisions in full
dress uniform. Grand Representative
James Il. Blanks, OF Petersburg delivered
the address, and Rev. George W. Mray the
sermon. Grand Master Iarrabee was also
present. Next Wednesday evening the
lodges Of Norfolk will celebrate the same
event at Cumborland-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. and Rev W. G. Starr ID.
d., will deliver the address,
There are thirtyfv Democratic candi-
dates for local offices and they have been
assessed for primary purposes and other
election expenses 81 ,563.
The truckers expect 20 commence pick
ing and shipping green peas on Wednes-
daT.
Considerable work in repairing ships is
expected at the navy-yard this summer.
The German man-ot-war Ariadne, Cap
tam Van Finch. IS expected here in few
DAYS from Havana. She evil engage IN tar
get-practicc before entering port.
A large number Of society people attend
cd reception on the steam yacht Saga
more, of Providence. this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

most diligent inquiry and search was ins rap
for him yesterday. hut nothing whatever
could be learned as to his movements ai''i
he left Weldon.
THE LAST SEEN or HIM.
One man remembered seeing him Satui-
dav evening about 4 O'Clock; says OF ing
time be was standing by the wire-ielIy t 20
Major Emory about two and half llh::s
below town. Now the question - why -
Mr.. Walker absent He certainly did nov
leave TO evade paying hotel bill. Tor ~
effects which he left behind are wore.ui
many times the amount of his bill. Dlu
he undertake 10 operate the wire Terry
boat and fall into the river is the question
some are asking to-day. while others say
probably no committed suicide. what
ever theory may be advanced az to mr.
Walkers absence the circumstances are
very mysterious, to say the least of it. MI.
Walker was apparently about thirty-nV9s
years old, aud wore pair of gold-rimmen
spectacles. He was clad in neat Dusi11
ness-suit. sack-coat Of brownish color, anu
also had on negligee flannel shirt.
FARMING MATTERS.
The farmers in this section are now. IN
good spirits and are progressing finely Win
their crops.
Last year FIVE hundred tons Of guano
were sold at this place against only H"y
tons this year.
All of the peaches in this section have
been killed and most of the pear crop was
also destroyed by the late frosts.
The run Of rockfsh in the Roanoke TINS
season IL unusually fine and the fishermen,
are reaping a rich harvest. az they sell
readily IL the market from 10 cents to $50
each. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
Flashes from the Gable.


Seven leading Anarchists have been arrested
In Paris.
shock Of earthquake occurred in Lisbon,
Portugal, yesterday.
Advces from samoa state that MalietOa, King
Of samoa, has signed q iraaty for Tie settlement
of the Samoan troubles. Taneseso aud hts
party have signined tnoir acceptance OF tho new
regime.
It is estimated that 10000 persons, principally
miners, viii take part IN the organized domon-
stratlon on May day at Brussels. Mons, Liege,
and Chartered. in Belgium. No disorder Is ez-
pected
A Vienna (Austria) correspondent Gays that
scandal has been secretly shot In the Fortress
Of Peter aud Paul. Russian papers were for
hidden ~ mention tho shooting.
In the House Of Commons last evening Mr.
Chamberlain said be agreed with the Iarneliltes
that the suggestions relating 20 the establish
mont Of cheap land registrations and uans'er5
Wero worthy Of consideration and would mect
with general acceptance. lie did not object 10
State aid for ireland. but said that II tho state
placed these people in better position tho state
had a right T. make conditions which wouli pre-
vent those districts from reapsing into tho
position from which they had boon raised.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt congratulated
Mr. Chambe rlain upon his SKILL IN skating upon
thin leo. Ito felt obligated 20 ask him whether
his speech was for or against second reading.
The Government. STR William continued, had
better withdraw the bill than accept the plans OF
both Parnell and Chamberlain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

DEATHS.

bAsA III.
DAVIDSON. Died, a. his residence, 1908 west
Cary street. sunday night AZ u ociock, sfief
long aud painful Illness, GEORGE W. DAVID
sos, n tho sixty-secouf year - his age.
Ne leaves devoted vito snd nyo children 70
mourn their loss.
church THIS rruesday) MOKNiSG AZ 30 o'ciQck.
Friends and ACC lainlances Invited . attend
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please eopy.
GRIsWALI.-Died. az her husbands rosi-
dence, ~ canal bank, sun Jay night at half-pa.,
6, VIRGINIA LEE GRIsHhLL, sgod gwontys
three.
Patience ami love have done their test,
And mono can 30 any more;
Tie bitterness ~ death u past,
An al her suftenogs DER.
Her funeral will iake place from S. Potor's
Cathedral az g.31 =. N. TO-DAY. Friends and
Acquaialances invited D. attend
Baverhiu DcsrBeld. Nowbeuypori, and ksi-
sss CITY papers please copy.
NEWMAN Died. April 9Th, MYRR NEW
MAN. IN his forty-fOurih year.
The funeral will take place THIS ffues1syl
AFTERNOON a. o'clock from No. north FIRST
street. Kelsusos aud friends are respectfully
invited TO attond.
baltimore sni Philsdolphis papers please
copy.
sIMOSs.-Dled. April 9Th. a, 2i5 y. ~,
CATHERINE EVA COLI, wife OF ~iliisn !.
tim0as.
Her funeral will take placo ~ 10 O'Clock THIS
MORNING from ~ Peters Cathedral friends
and acquaintance Invited 70 attend.
THOMA2-Diod, April ssh. a. ~ O'Clock. az
the residence OF his brother. .. H. fnOmaA isio
west Marshall street, JOIN W. THOMAS. IN tho
tweuty-thlrd year % his age.
Funeral from CiGy-su Baptist CD arch AZ ~
O'Clock APRIL 23rH- Friends aud relatives 70.
Quested 90 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
THE JAMES-RlVER VALLEY.
Projected Railroad from Scottsvlile TO
Observation-Disclosures Bridge.

Correspondence 81 the Richmond DlsDatchl
ScoTTsULE, Va, April %, 1890.
The people OF this section are more IN
terested IN a much-talked OF railroad from
tins place to Charlottesville than any
scheme that has been agitated here for
many years. There are numerous indus
tries along the route spoken Of already de-
vcloped and many others would open up If
the road were built.
There are large deposits Of iron ore near
Carter's bridge, and furnace was IN blast
there, on Hardware river, many years ago.
Large quantities Of limestone exist and
the manufacture OF lime was once prose
Capitol at Richmond, 1 am reliably IN
formed. was constructed with lime made IN
tins county.
VALUABLE MINERALS.
There are several soapstone- and slate
uuarrics now in successful operation on the
North Side. and just four miles from this
place is q QUAR-, Of very fine and appa-
Icntly inoXhaus.ih'o slate on the Mt. Ayr
farm owned by Mr.. r. c. Moon. This
state has been developed by mining experts
and pronounced "a fine as any the United
states. Negotiations are pending looking
to the working of this quarry at an early
day
Howardsvine. twelve miles above this
place. has taken on new life aud two rival
companies are closely bidding for land and
l0t at that point. Two miles from that
place are immense dcpositsoi iron ore.
40 SPAN TIE JAMES.
An iron bridge ri Howardsville will soon
quau james river about $4,000 having
boon sui scribed toward il. OF this Cen
olal +. VI. Logan subscribed $1,000, Cap
tain Camm Pattcson $500, and the sub
sclption fund viii be supplemented by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
panv.
S.ott-yille loses two of her good citizens
this week. Mr.. John :. Davis. prominent
mercantile business; Mr.. John A. Fabcr,
MATCHMAKER and eweller, goes to Clifton
Forge with ais business.
HKD-HoBsE TGGs.
A gentleman near this place is in receipt
from q friend on Staunton river Of asuppiy
of red-horse eggs-a fish peculiar To the
Stanton. Roanoke, and Dan rivers IN VIZ
giua He intends propagating the species
aod placing the Young in the waters OF the
Big Georgia creek. IN Buckingham,
Biehop Randolph Will arrive here from
Richmond Friday. confirmation class
VIII await him at St. Johns Protestant
Episcopal church.
Nearly everybody and his daughter
viii 60 10 Richmond from this section 10
witness the unyelhng of the Lee statue On
the 2Jth Of May.
General. Superintendent Stevens of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, was here several
DAYS ago and promiees 10 erecta commOdl-
Gus new depot at this place soon. 1t IS
very much needed.
Measles and mumps are prevailing
throughout this section Of the James-llyer
Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
The Diamond.

Washington, II. e.; -
NashingtOns ........1 2 ] U-'l1
Jersey City.........0 / 0 0 o 2 90
-WashingtOns, 16; Jersey City,
:. -Washing;ons. !: Jersey City.
a. Batteries Phillips and Riddle; Nc
DermOtt and DOwd.
Baltimore:
Baltimores ..........7 % o 0 0 0 0 o.
Worcesters ..........2 90 o ] 2
Observation-Disclosures 10; Worcesters,
10. Errors BaltmOres, D.; WOrCesters, 4.
Batterics-S Shaw and Townsend; Stafford
and Wilson.
Cleveland Ueague):
Clcvelands............0 u
Chicagos ............0 ! 0 0 0 0 o >
Observation-Disclosures 6; Chicagos. 10.
Errors Chicagos, ]. Naturalization
and Zimmer: Sullivan and Lauer.
Syracuse. Ny. Give thousand specta-
tors:
Syracuse. .........OOO1OOOOO-1
Athletics ............l 0 0 @ 0 x
Base-hits- Syracuse, 3: Athletics, 4.
Errors Syracuse 3: Athletics, 2. Bat
teries-Keefe and Briggs; Mcmahon and
Robinson.
Brooklyn Brotherhood):
PhIladelphlas. 0 0 0 90 II
Brooklyns isi;ii; ;i;o 90 1900 90 . o 50
6Ttois-f l R ,i;il;dono Verii,r,
Batteries-kneiII ana hIlllgan M,teyninR
ana NlhsioW. rive hunurc" Sie0'"'o'''
Pittsburgh brotherhood:
Pittsburghs. 10
Cieyeiands;;;;.- .....,.....;0 U 3 81, u ULIO
BaSe-hlls-6it.spursIs' II NiJarid.i''s'
~ ~ ltlo' Nal and far-oil Crnber and
BatterleS- MAUI "no O'i'o'' " "O'' ANO
PIeiinu az,
LQulsyile ooooooooo q
LoulSWues' ...'''''''''0
ioledos ...;...:...;i,..V u W
VIoo se-'i IS,,;sv;iles n. 'roledos Sfrot'
ErIors rIoaI VIZ, w., hord 70 b;f To- adyan
."i' '.''1 ,,a,, and Rogsrs moved excellent
~ 80 ga INV
~ -
boston lLeasue)' oooooo,Eq q
R SogsV Vorl,s IA 000o0I- 2
Eese -b,rs-Bostons. IA: New York, 7.
Frrors-Bostons. .; New Yorks. 3. Bate
Tios -Getzain and Harlie; Harriet end
0'Eoute.
- ..lp-..h,-booa1.
D4S'o,i ,i'i'' 'i'' ''0'''' oooAottoo =
w, q u '''''''''' n a0o
E ~ hi Passions ~. New Yorks .. FIR
ro 49, RnStont !. Now Works :. Baffe-
ries -Eadboutnc and Kelly; Keefe ana
i F,ring
-
Ay NJ, 'ei oo,ooo,,o r
6ocHieis.eIS .'''''''''6 v y y u y .
B }'i L y Rochcsters =. RrooElyns T.
rrrors- Bocbcster4. 4. Brooklyns. 4. Bat
teries- Fitzgerald and McGuire. McCul.
iough and Bowers.
Rrg,lo.
RuTaIos OOO21 ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
BALTIMORE BOMBARDED.
A Terrific HaiI-storm that Took Every
body by Surprise.

Baltimore was visited Sunday afternoon
by hail OF a size and destructive power
never before seen there. II was not Ike
the usual snow-coated kind, but was PLAIN,
hard ice, frozen through and through and
solid as a rock. 1t went through thick
panes of glass as If they were tissue
paper. and the amount of damage done
can only be figured when all the broken
panes are counted. The loss will run INTO
the thousands. The stones were Ike
rocks. some ragged and some sharp on the
edges. Hens eggs were nothing TO them
III SIZE. Many Of them were as large rs q
mans fist and weighed four ounces. and as
thew came down they sounded ike so
many cannon-balls falling.
The storm came from the west. was local
in its character. and swept 10 the east with
rattle like heavy musketry, frightening
people ont OF their wits. making some OF
the superstitious ones think the day OF
Judgment had come, and hitting harl
knocks on those who were out ana
driving them into places of shelter.
Many who were riding abandoned their
teams IN the streets and fed for shelter.
All over the city the damage was
heavy No glass meeting the full force
of the hail was strong enough to re-
gst. ChGrie--street windows looked as II
they had been on the field Of battle, and
in the houses on Mt. Vernon Place the
damage was considerable. The heavy rain
covered tie ear tracks in places with many
inches Of mud. In the annex the rain
wind. and hail did even more severe
damage than in the city. Walls were
swcpt down. houses unroofed, and the
amount of glass smashed and other damage
done was almost incalculable. The wind
during the gale reached n velocity Of thirty
miles an hour. Washington escaped. The
total loss at Baltimore is estimated at
S6O.OJO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
southeasierly winds
TuE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was

Range Of Thermometer Yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

RIO dun and roninei: fair csrsoss. 90. snsss~
Rag steady and more arsive; cenffayesiss -
tosl 5 ALEC. refined steady snd qn;et $3.50
Sc. extra z, 5,sa6 i-ise. white sxus G, S-sos
9-isc OF A. 5 s-iee5.zc.: mould A, o-ie.
Standard A, &c: confectionery A, SIC cut
Loaf, 7llc; crushed, 7ye powdered. etc;
graRulated, sc; cubes, 7-fsc ho,sssse-
Foreign lover View Orleans active aud nrm
common 20 fancy. 3isfjc. Rico active and arm
domestic. iHssHc. Petroleum firm. ccton-sec1
oil strong; crude, 52a5Sc. ysilos, &c kosia
nrm: STRAPPED, common 70 good. si.s7;s Atigt.
Turpeniine dull and lower ~ 3<-c. Wool steady
aud active: domestic fleece. 3tsoc. pulled, ne
SIC Toxas. l3s;Sc. Pork dun a. ess. Ol1. fizos
sl27s: new, tilasi42a Beef nrra extra nsrs,
g. SAt..5l Beef hams strong a. tlo Tierccd
beef quiet: city ex'ra India ness. tllSosfiA
Cut meats easy and quiet; plckled Dsllies, Atas
o.: shoulders, sasA Hans, sa7A Niidles
firm short clear. - ~. Lard easier and qulet;
western steam, sGb2f; city steam, %: hays
skl7 bii: June. sd.s7 Oh. Freights drmer. COZ
ton, 3S.d. grain, ia
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 2a-Cssh quotations we're
Flour steady sui unchanged. No. spring
AND No. rcd wheat SEA a9Ac. No corn, 2sc.
No. Goats. 2isc. Msss-po tlo5Asl1N l.rt.
fA2iaf6 IN. short-rihe, - - sboaiasfs,
ssaRA2A short-ciear, fA5lstAIS
Tho Ioadlng futures ranged a. follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
4 Georgia Statesman Dead.

ArLAsTA' April 28,-Major John s. Lewis,
one 90. OF G rnSns;sp lSneer statesmen, died
at t the d EIecg Nave Mansion to-day eyed
Governor Gordon. He is lannon's as having
been the chief instieator Of the nro;sct TO
build the Western and Atlantic railroad.
and was the founder of the WESLEYAN Fe-
male Seminary, the first female seminary
In the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
WAS HE DROWNED
Mysterious Disappearance of BROOKLYN
Man from Weldon, y. 4.
ICorrespondenca NJ tha Richmond Dspatch.l

WELDON, n. c., April %, 1890;
Mr.. +. ID. Walker. Of Brooklyn, n. J..
has disappeared from this town Ia most
mysterious manner Mr.. Walker registered
ct the Coast Line Hotel here last THURSDAY
and was assigned to room No. Is. He spent
Friday in town, and seemed 70 take mucn
interest in the fine display OF rock hsh
which the fishermen were constantly brlng-
ing up from the Roanoke river. SATURDAY.
morning Mr.. Walker informed the hotei
clerk that he intended going down the
river TO fish. and would return MI, IA
time TO take the fast train South. Inc
fast train arrived on time-5;23--and re-
manned twenty minutes as usual, but MI
Walker did not put in an appearance.
Saturday night arrived, the day CLERK gave
place TO the night clerk. who watched the
hours away, and Sunday morning arrived,
and stlll Mr. Walker was absent, A ooy
was sent to his room. where oil his paggase
was found to be Just as he had left u sstuf.
day morning. Some alarm. was then ieit
rs 10 the safety OF Mr. Walker and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
The Southern Drummers.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch 1

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2s.-Great prepare
tons are being made here for the Second
Annual Convention OF the Southern Ira
vellers' Association, which will be held
next week. President Newman. of Sayan-
nah, the head OF the order, il in town. He
reports great growth in the past wear and
thinks that all southern cities win accept
Atlanta's. invitation and viii send large
delegations to this convention. which will
be the most important the association has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

" ~ TT ''FfVs
Special telegram 70 the Dispaich.l

I'VV-1I I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April 2S.-The con-
test over the bridge question. the election
on which takes place tomorrow, has been
at fever-heat AL day and the interest in
tense. In fact it has caused more excite
ment than any political or municipal cam
paign that has been witnessed in this city
for many years. The flooding of the city
with circulars began yesterday and has
been kept up, and OF this hour the news
paper, offices of the city are still busy print
ing them. Crowds are congregated on
nearly every corner and nothing but bridge
and the result is discussed. The voting
will be For bridge" or mo bridge"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
Treasurer Archer Presented.

W 0oE'bI hyII 70 sI11 - =,
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Ex-State reasu !ll..
Archer was presented by the grand Jury
here to-day on the charge Of embezzling
$4,000 of State funds.
The grand jury at Annapolis also tounu
presentment to-day against treasurer
Archer for malefeasance in othce. IL Is
thought that the cause there Will wait un-
I'll the Indictment for embezzlemeht ID
baltimore is disposed of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29

APRIL ga--Marke. quiet and nrn. Fancy
grades have advanced &C. Prime, sc, extra
prime, DC: fancy. &C.; common, 2ai. shAled.
2Aa3Lc.: factory hand picked. daisc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReportei for the Dispa;,h.i

April. g. 1890.
No auction offerings on change today. In
ternal-revenue collections: Cigars AMI cigar
et,es. s67s.sO: tobacco, si,s94Os; special tax,
si.7IGl6-totai, 81, 2iZG
Private ssles reported to-day: Filters. ~ !;
smokers. 3; cutters, 10; wrappers, "a; scrap, l.
total. CO hogshesis.
For Monday moro than usual business WAS
done, aud buyers showed disposition 70 take
any good grades at fair market prices, while
some few scrap lots Of damaged tobacco changed
hands also Offerings OF Development compa-
MES stock on Change we're In creator supply
than demand, with outside markets reported
active and booming. On Change were MesarA
I. :. Hicks. Of oxford, r. L. Diorsn, Daayiile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-29
The Mississippi Falling.

NEW ORLEAss, April 2s.--A st; joseph
special says; There has been a Decline VI
one inch in the past four hours. The levees
are all holding well. The backwater ~
about on a stand, and il il not believed tna :.
over ID per cent. Of the cultivated lah m, "a
this parish (Isnsas) is under water. ino
weather is clear and cold.