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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
a Republicans Opinion.
EIlnMnNn. "a. Nav n, j.


Iui ZINES.
Dear SIR asked to-day hy telegraph 81
,arv rr0nlinant Ncw FORK hcIuH.i'tn' Hh
rx.ifaio,, soldier 10 Poe could NOT write som. -
fhinr io answer .fe recent attack hl ihr
Mail and Express, O! NtW y ofh' upon i"N
S.,,tb and received tae following -!cefii .n.
.,hi.l, pleased me SD much chat ASKED nin
If mitai give DO i0 the l1hlic. to VINO" %.
rr-pcuaoa ycfy promptly. "fc.. u.' 'l' e."
a,at hD rrt.i, ,rsa that j should n'i N-, u'e
n,,lc. since he would Wish more uine ID
,.,,t n in better shape if ia APP. irei over D.
limo His opinion OF Elder She ara 81
paper f. thus stated: .,.o.
II never fead tine measly c"n'lis s". ,.,'
but Viii look u up in his case. an !ou
eve the datei ~ : see cn"n'c WI ,.' ~
into their camp. | have 80 ~ ihl"'hf Ni M
me ALLEGED patriots, WHO are PROV nus
about fhe graves of brave men. ruch Ca
,oriinQ and bowling has not even the poor
e>eiiso of Dcin. popular. unless mhch i3,s-
take The temper Of IL. cd comrades % NC
war
We don't know the Union soldier who
wrote the aboye. We wish we did. Red
hot Republican or not, he has in Aim ih'
stun Of which patriots are madei utterly
unlike those who are inyincibie In peace
Invisible in war; 20 such men we owe Tue
restoration OF the Union, and win them we
can honor patriotism and heroism as the
common glory and defense OF our county,
whether il was represented by Grant or Lee,
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New York Prodnco Market.
lIy Telegraph.l

lIA itltEldlusl
Afw YORK. May 2l.-flour duh and
weak az nominal concessions: fine grades
winter >3@S2 I'D: Southern in the buyer
FAVOR. trade and family, extras. S3.ljW Si.Nj
Wheat steady; spot sales. No. > red win
tor $50. Daic. do, May. 9j4c. Corn
iuner; spot sales. No. > mixed, iOif ga
81 &c.; d.. May. $500. Oat, steady
spot sales. SO. I, white. BE-; 80. , mixed
May. $500. PORK quiet; mess .Sl3.ijW Sii.2j
Llrd easier: June. $625. sugar Refined
hun and fairly active; cant loaf and crushed
SG.S7is; powdered. S6lSW sos: ganulatcd
Hws5.C6. Coffee steady; fair Rio car
r.r- 1870
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RAILROADS.
pICHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG
LII AND POTOMAC RAILROADS. bed-
ule commencing APRIL 20TH, ls9O--East-
On sfnnanIl time.

DTCHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. $ he.
ulc commencing APRIL 20rH. ls9O-East.
efn standard time:
7;32 a. n. leaves Byrd-slrcct station daily,
stops only a. Ashland, Boutwell,,
Milford. fredci ickSburg. Brooke.
anu Ni.yva.ers sleeper Washing.
ton anVSew York.
ll;oZ n. M. lc1Ves Btri-siicef station daily.
except sunday. parior car Rich
mond 10 Washington.
6:!5 ?. m. leaves Byrd-sfreet stafion daily.
Sleeping car Rich mond to New
York.
$500 m. arrives a Byrd-siree, station daily
sleeper from New York
ass p. m. arrives at Is.rd-stree, station daily.
stops nj Fredericksburg, MilfOr,l
Boutwell,, and Ashland. SleeI.r
from Washington and New -
docs not stop NJ Ella.
9:85 p. m. arrives at Byrd-strcet station daily
except sunday. Parlor car WASH
ington 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND GRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
CHS a. m. leaves lba. Arrives at Ashland at
1913 a. ~.
400 p. M. accommodation, leaves Byrd-streei
.statiOn: arrives al Ashland at pm
O.2fp m. leaves kiba; arrives at Ashland al
1;O3 p. m.
e:s5 a. NJ. anNes Elba. Leaves Ashland ai
sos "A. m.
S35 a. m. accommodation: arrives at Byrd
street station; leaves ashland at
1887 q. m,
8is p. IN. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland at
5:3O y. m
C. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
r. 4. u. MYERS. General superintendent.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore 5iarkst

~ 'T|HfoI D.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 2l.-Cotton firm
middling. l2Ac. Flour quiet. but firm
Wheat-Southern quiet, but about steady
Fultz, S7@92c.; Longberry. IS a 93c.
Steamer No. red. SSc.; Western dull
but steady; No. winter red spot aud MAY
901W0olsc. Corn-Southern quiet ah(
easier; white, ll@ Ne; yellow. 40 re.
Western firm; mixed spot and MAY. 4ils@
iil4c. Oats fairly active; ungrade2 south
crn and Pennsylvania, 20 a Sc; do
mixed, 80 4@3Jc.; graded No. white. SIC
Rye dull; choice 63WGjc. Provisions steady
Coffee hrm Rio cargOes, fair, 1870 2oc.'
sugar steady and quiet granulaied, y Lice
copper. refined. fairly active, l3L@l4Hc
Whisky firm, SiG@Si.lO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

EAR1iVlLLE AND POWHATAN
A RAILROAD COMPANY -Gcneral Office,
Nr FOB east VI IN stfect-->ch cduic III effect
ApKlL rs, 1890:
ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
s.t5a.m. VIA Richmond and Danyille Rail-
r0aI from fanmyille, Antioch,
NcRae. Cumberland courthouse,
~uunysi.e, IOD3ccoyilip, halls :
Ville, BeiOla. lowbaian Court
house, fppes' Fails, v interpOck,
SEuquarier
t2l5 p.m.Va. richmond ana Petersburg
X .lr0ad from WiuterpOck. um-
MI, rerdue, Beach, Fendiey.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
300 p. M Vim ltictucn ana DanNilie ian,
rOai tor EafmViilc, cumberland
courthouse, Powhatan Court
housoand al intermediate points.
5I5 d. 10. VIA iicumOnd and Petersburg
Nai'load for Eppes' Falls, VIM
tcrpock and al intermediate
loinfs.
All trains daily except uncay.
foY tickets, baggage checks, Timetables,
Ne.. call upon \. ". CARRIER, Richmond
and Danyillt Railroad ana Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad. ...........l.,,,,
Il. ". Blu BINGHAM,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES Il. WERTH, General Manager.
APPLY
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New YORK Financial Market.

Bv telegraph
NTW YORK, May G.-Money closed al
~ per cent. the lowest; highest, Iei
cent. Exchange steady; posted rates. iSil
Wl-Gll; actual rates, $50 l4if for sixty
iaJs. and 1890 rs for demand. Gov.
ernmcuts steady; currency, IS. li6 bid;
Is. coupons, -; rs do, 1851 bid.
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Cincinnati Nlarhet.

lliy Telegraph
CfNCINNATI. o.. MAY III. Regular,
lar. sl2 aWSl2.75: family, $l2.50m Sl2Gj
Lard-kettle dried. 65s@d4c. Bacon
Short clear sides. S6.lo@6I2is. Whisky
sales r>i barrels finished GOOD, 0n the basis
OSLO yer gallon tor higA wines.
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.A1lRoAps.
RICHMOND 1 DABVILLE 4. &.
SHORTEST AND QUIcKKsrPoUTEsoC1H
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "a. isuo.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. so, $50 4. N.
CCrTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for Daryitie.
- Greensboro Winston salem, Durham,
Raleiah, RandIemsn. salisbury, Ashesfiic,
Hot Springs. Charlotte, Coiufabis, Akin.
Augusfs. Atlanta, BrminQham, Mcnig,u5s
ery, New Orleaus. Texas. sDt California.
Pullman palace slcepiDg-cars Richmond 70
Danyillc aud Danville 20 ASheyiile, Augusta.
Birmingham. aud New orleans.
TRAIN No 81. 100 A. ".
NIRGiNIA AND NOnTH "a HOfsf<A TX
Y PRESS, daily, Cor Burkeellie, all sta
lions on the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Menu
pins. and Nashville: also for KeysviIIs.
clafksville. oxford. Henderson. Durbsm.
ana Raleigh. This traiD goes through solid
10 Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 80. p. N.
VAST NAIL. daily, for ali points on The
i Farmville and POwhattn Railroad. Dam
Vile. Greensboro winst0n-'salem. Raleigh,
Charlotte, Ashevllle, Columbia, augusta.
atlanta. BIRMINGHAM. Montgomery. New
Orleans. Texas, end California. Pullman
Atlanta, and at Greensboro sleeper w AShs.
via to MOrrist0wn, Tenn.
IkAt< No. 40. u y. NJ.
A NffIA ACCOMMODATION. daily. exert
n sunday. for Amelia courtii 1uxe aud In
termediatc points.
TRAIN No. II, $40 A. NJ.
GLOVER LOCAL. daily. except sunday.
\ freight train with coach attached, for
Clover. Va, and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. So at 5.f5 A. A.: No 81 az 3::>O
z. NJ, No. 55 at 43O L. NJ. and No. Al at S:45
A, NJ.
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The GOOD OLD TIMES.


nished THE TIMrs with some Of his rocol-
iections. The first instalmeni appeared in
sunday issue. and now The remainder b.
given. lie writes.
We had largely over one hundred and fifty
coipoiiors and missionaries. besides many
Chaplains. whose salaries we were supple
hening, that they might continue IN the
WofN' \ chapldin's salary paid in
confederate money towards the last Of the
war; would not furnish him food and rai-
mont for more than few weeks on months.
hence Dee bad a. Dee helped. The COSTS OF
printing tracts 0rl ihc New rosiamcnts ir
sufficient number. % meet Che demand was
another grcat item Of expenses. We had
Che work d0uo hcre in Richmond. and DO was
WoI done, all THINGS considered. The
money io pay these hundreds az Christian
workers came quite freely. One brother IN
Georgia gave uo $1,000 Ills name
was J.. 0ieldman, ami that j. ail
] know about him. except chat ho WAS "a
Ircai-hoafild man, Who believed TINT
money is good only as 30 helps one to DO
good. AUor visiting Mr. -t,adman. and
getting his thousands. / stopped 40 Au-
eusiH. Na.. ani made public appeal 4
bright little girl, 90 uot none than I've sum-
mtis. came and handed me dime. saving.
Tell my brother johnnie hoWdy, and bay
HIM some tracts With tnis.' And after Der
came an oIi ColorCl man. with gold dol
Oar. which he gave me, aud asked io hc roe
mtmu.rcd to Dis soung master, who was iu
the army oi Virginia, "ll Citing for me- Dee
added
Whom wc goi 'harl mp" Tor money I
would get up % Mass-mcrtiug and call Duo
tAc best speaker, ldiind, and we would
generally close With @ Dig collection. TO
th.- day remember meeting ol tAie kind
held 900 ihe First Baptist Church ~ This.
city on sunday evening" February -j ISL.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
l. POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORfrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHlA,A AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND:

IMAM NJ Of, H.Et L. y.
/ OCAL EMPRESS, daily. except eundar
l 4 Stops at all stations. AZ Lester Manor
connects with stage for walkerl0n; also con-
meets with Baltimore stcamcrat West Point.
TRAIN No 90 i:35 L. NJ.
DALTTMORE LIMITED. daily. except sun
- day. for West Point, connecting with
Nork-rver steamers for Baltimore AZ Raj
timOre steamers connect with Baltimore and
ohio Railroad for Washington, philadelphia,
ana New York FARE: Richmond 60 Balti-
more. -; 10 Washington. So: to Philadelphia.
$3.50: New York. $3.50.
STEAM ~ LEAVE BALTIMORE N.
l~K WEST POINT, daily. except sunday,
L thence by Richmond and DanVile Ra,i-
road TO Richmond. arriving at $40 A. NJ amt
1880 a. NJ. and connecting with Train No.
IS. (See Tram No. virginia and North
Carolina eXpress.l
TRAIN No. 10. 7.i0 A. ".
I OCAL, MINED daily. except sunday.
IL leaves Twenty.eighth street fot Wes.
Point and Intermediate points
Ticket Office at station foot Of Virginia
street.
city ticket Office corner of Tenth and Main
streets.
sol. HAAS, JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent,
JOSEPH ;. POTTS. Div. Pass.Axent.
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Z AILROAp STOCE ..
Chicago Market.

Nessrs. Baldwin and faruum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch A Co., as follows;
CHICAGO, Nav 2,.-Wheat was weak on
,urb and al o, ening, but on increased news
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bcheidl superintendent
7. N. EaERsos. General Passenger Agent.
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COMPANY.
scHEpuLE IN EFFEcr NAY 1s. 1890.

NlIf = ~ LIE ~ IT = ~ L ~ = lcf Aoc'
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 8. N. Limited, daily for Old Point anC
Norfolk. Pullman car 10 Old
p0iat.
il3gA.N. Express, daily for Cincinnati
P0rlor Car old iOint 10 Char
lOttesyillo uno Pullman Sleeper
Charlottesville 10 Cincinnati.
32DP. N. Express, daily, for old Poin
and Norfolk. farlor Car to OLD
POINT.
500 I. ". Accommodation, except sunday
for BOtnWcii.
S15p.M. 1hc VI. y. Limited. daily. Pull
man sleeping ear old Point 4
Hinton. sOld vestihule train.witf
dining car and Puimana, Char
offesyille % Cincinnati and Pull
msn 10 Louisville.
AEHfNr AT RICHMOND.
7:i5 4 NJ. and POO T. 81. daily from Gu
cinnati.
100 T.. -. nom Boutwell,, daily, oxCeF
SUNDAY.
il.2D A. 81. and 7.45 =. -. daily from Norfolk
station: Broad street near seventeenth.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ PAAf.
FOR NEW YORK.


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY rU e.
DAY ana FRIDAY at Il. "a. ManifesL
| 80 e. on. hour before sailing time.
Steamers beaye New York for Richmond
| EVERY WtnNLSDAN and SATURDAY az
| T. NJ, arriving In Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare 10 New York Via James
river route Qncluding meals and
htilE 70 W
Nonnd- trip uckets, limited 10 thirty
days after dale OF issue .................... IL 90
| Stecrage, with subsistence ................ u o.
Steerage, without supsist nee ............. b %
hairoad ..'.'''.....'......'........'.'i 10 %
Cabin fare via Richmond ana Peters
burg I'D M
Tickets can be obtained az A. ". t's'ber's,
| 1000 Main street, Chesapeake ana ohio and
Richmond aud Petersburg depots, and AT
com plny's offices, 1911 Main street aud
wharf. Rockets.
rreights lorW ardcd and through bills of iads
ing issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 5 4. NJ.
Passengers leaving richmond on NOM
DAYS, TUESDAYS, Wt.nNESDAfS.
TLUK~DAlS, and SATURDAYS by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway Via Newport
News az 800 L. NJ, and by Richmond aud
| petersburg railroad, sans days az 3;3b ".
| NJ. will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer | ayins those days.
GEORGE w.. sLLEs. 4 CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
| 2iy l8-u Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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TRAINS YoRrHwARD
sDoily. fpaily except SUNDAY.

Daily ipaily except SUNDAY.
riDPPiNfs PLACER
Nos. IA. n. IS 80 and 30 Lake no stops
Nos. ~ aud "a stop ON signal g, Manchester
Drcwrys RlUn Nuntralia anC Chester. No,
80 stops at Chester. NOa. 81, -. 20. 81, 10,
a.. - and i3 viii stop At all stations for pas
3cnsCfs.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains Nos. II and % sleeping-cars be
tween New York and Tampa, r. la trid Jack.
sOnviliel. On Trains Nos, Ia and y sleep.
ing-cars between Washington and Charles.
ION. on Train No. p sleeping-cats between
Washington and Jacksonville. On Train No
q slrrp. gears between Jacksonville and
sew York.
ruE ONLY ALL-RAtLLI LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
richmond. 1910 4. NJ. Norfolk, 1925 Z, NJ
Richmond, 1895 =. VI. Norfolk, ZOO =. NJ.
norfolk, $40 \. NJ Rlch'd, 1918 Z. NJ
Norfolk. $500 p. NJ. hiehd, $3.50 +. NJ,
The trains leaving Richmond ut $40 A NJ.
aGd Norfolk al 400 r. NJ. are solid trains Ice
through without change of ears. Close con.
3.35 l.. VI. tiain from SichmOnd and tine S:It
\. ". train nom norfolk.
Trains leaving RchmOrd ut $40 \. N. ano
Hoop. M..and arriving az Richmond at 1915
L. VI and 900 l., VI. make close connection
az petorsurrg 10 and nom farmyille, Lynch.
burg and southwestern points.
X. NJ. SULLY,
superintendent.
ET. d. MYERS,
General superintendent
L. N. EMERsOH, General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

NEGLECT that cough, but take at once Or
Dasid's Cough syrup OF fure line lar
llorebound and Wild Cherry.
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iDQns. X. y. LEE CAMP. No ]. CIV,
LfcHMsSD, VA, May Is. 1890
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 81.

]. The members Of n. r. Lee Camp, 40.
q. v, are hereby ordered to assemble nj
Camp Hail. Broad street. between sixth and
seventh streets. or Thursday. NAV 2gth at
1890 a NJ. for na'ade and 10 attend the cere-
monies Of the unyciling Of the statue 10 Gen.
eral Robert +. Lee
II The members are hereby ordered 10 as
senble af Camp Hall on Friday. gay 3pih. al
II 81. TO attend the memorial services az
hollywood.
III. Visiting Confederate veterans are coz
slons
~. The members Office Camp are request
Ell 10 supply themselves with the Leo i-mp
cane, which can be obtained from Captain D.
4. fIOwn, j.. q. 81 20 30 1910 East Main
street, or thctnnp Hail.
10y order Col Commander
W.p SMITH
J. TAYLOR sTHArToN.
my2S-2t Captain aud Alluiant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

JANE RIVER DIVISION,
g.. a \. x. RI
IFANL RlCiMiTD.
600 4. N. Mail daily for Lynchburg, Lex.
ington and Clifton Forge.
43OP.H FOt l.ynchburg except sunday
Slpeuirg car for lynchOurg
which leaves Lynchburg nj 6:l5
4. VI. except sunday tor eX'
inNOn. Va, ana clifton Forge
ARBINt Az lIlUIOND.
ESQ p N.daiiy from 'ufton Forge.
500 i. 81. Except sunday from Chiffon
Forse.LcNing,oD,N Va. and Lynch
burg
station: tighth and Canal streets.
a.. ". STEVENS, General super ntchdeni
n. ". FULLER,
L. - General Passenger Agent.
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Ki.hmona stoeh WARRIOR.

Reported oy john l.. Williams & son
.saAers and brokers'. 40 iii Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28
CONNECTIONsf

CONNECTIONS
At OLD POINT and NORFOLK, closely
with all lines for Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
New YORK same afternoon. also AT Norfolk
for Eastern North Carolina and the south.
AtNEWpORr NEWS for Hampton asd
And at CL8REMONr with the Atisntic
and Danvil,e Railroad for Wayerly. Hicks
iOrd, and all stations.
ONLY Ali WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYlIsir.
GREAT TOURIST Linz
jamestown. DUTCH GAr. AND WAR
SCENERY,
cdEAPE,I HcITE.
RATES LESS THAN BALI cnARGED nv
kAl, IINfS.
FARE TO OLD POINT AND NOFFOi X,
$50, STRAIGHT; $3.50 HOUND
TRIP; 81 SECOND-cIASs.
hlRsi,CLASsS MEALS.
Th< elegant and fast steamer
DORCHESTER
carrying United States MALL.
CAfTAtN TkuIT-f.
leaves Richmond ever,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AM, FRIDAY Ar
IA. NJ. ,sSrKkET-CAkS GO DIRECTLY m
srEAMER'S WHARF .or aDo,c-Bsme1
places Returning, th5 steamer leaves Nor
folk, Old Point 0n1 -rsport News On alter
nate days, arriv.as al Kich.non1 aooat s T.
NJ. ~
Through vektts op sale on steamer and %
Garner's agency, No. 1000 Man street. bnne
sage checked through. -
ar ArE8oaMs IScAlEn ron nav nm
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RlcHM0ND, VA, May y, lS3t

DO Petersburg Railroad stock, at 30; 10 @
~; loat I'D.
sovEK SMENr SECURITIES. Bid. Il sized.
D. = 49, 4. 4 C.. 1851. ... ln3 ....
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANis
JAMES RIVER LINZ fOR OLD POINT.
NORFOLK. POKISNOj ~. SkWPOnT
NEWS, CLAkEMu NJ. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OF CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-28

A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD THE TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, May lith, 1890
NJ 7:30 A. NJ. trains on this read will run a
follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
ieasc Arrive
No Richmond pefershurg
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Baltimore stock Market.
New York Cotton Market.

Joy tei, graph
BALTIMORE. MD, May 21.-Yirginia
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sTATE-RooMs ENGAGED FOR DAY on
NIGH.
Fitr.ltilIT.

Freisht received daily for norfolk. Pogss>
mouth. smithneld. Hampton. Old roiDe,
waverly. Hiekssor1 and Alexandria. Va:
Washington, ID. g.: Newberne, washinston
and Tafboro. \. C.: all stations on Atlantic
and Uonsiils. seaboard and Roanoke Ncfto1x
southern and Farmsille ana lowhatan katl>
roads, ami Eastern Norm Carolina genek-'
ally: Also Tor Eastern Shore II Virginia ar0
al regular landings on tbe James l.ser 81
LOW Est RATS. and through bills issued.
LUcIEN n. 1ArUA, siee-Presidsnt,
No. ll17 Main street and Rockets.
IRvD. wElsIGsR, Freight and Posseo 2
Agent. my2o-0 Z
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
superfiuous Horns on Cattle.

The fact that nature made cattle
grow with horns does not prove that
they are best where human care re-
moves tho necessity for self-dcience.
There Is no stock. excepting, perhaps.
tho horse, with which man comes In so
close association as cattle, and for this
association rs cattle. and for this ASSOC
citation horns arc n nuisance. Even
for cows horns arc a danger not only
20 weaker stock. but TO tho farmer. rs
many severe injuries have been In
CURED by the whlsxIng OF horned
heads 10 drive nway flies. while the
owner was engaged In feeding or pre-
pairing 10 do the milking.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
An Incident.

VIM. +. Loring. Co. +. 1ilst Pa,
Santa Rosa. Cal. says that while in
hospital at York. Pa, where over 100
OF the wounded OF Gettysburg lay. n
commotion was caused in the hospital
by spectral form which glidcd noise
iessly along the dark aisles OF the
ward. 1t proved TO be somnambul-
'st who had started on an imaginary
'urlough and was making rapid strides
nomeward, expecting soon to hold in
mis- fond embrace some dear one. But.
unfortunately for the poor fellow,
many OF his wakeful comrades who
happened TO see him produced lights
and abruptly brought to close his
hallucination.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

swers were given 10 questions taken
from the question box. When a COW
''holds up her milk" II Is retained In
the udder and milk ducts Secretion
Is checked and the COW Is Injured.
Very little milk is ever '.held up"
The shortage Is due TO the failure TO
secrete. The milk is not made. All
the same the cow Is injured. Milk
cans should be scalded after each us
ing. first having been we'll washed in
cold water Ensilago is the best form
in which to preserve mature corn for
cows. The best butter COW Is tho COW
that will make the most butter from n
given quantity OF food. Cows MIXED
clean do not need stripping. To con-
tinue stripping will dry up COW.
Cream should not stand in the churu
over night before churning. 1t Injuries
the quality OF the butter and tends to
foul the churn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18

Calling on noted focSmaster late
ly, says n writer in the n. " Tribune.
j found "A large farm, very productive
OF everything that Will grow in the
latitude, and house nd out buildings
III for prince. Knowing he "began
with nothing" asked the cause OF his
success, aud his quick reply WAS,
"Sheep." He never engaged in rails
Ing ful, bloodcd stock. but grades. buy
ing and selling as opportunity might
offer His sole aim has been Ito raise
and handle sheep as might seem best
at tho time" lie has good. bad and
Indifferent animals, aud IL is signih-
cant that ''they always ptid." Sheep
have brought his fields up to the high
est fertility, although he grows large
crops OF hay and sells much OF 1t on
the iurm. With sheep to furnish fer
tilizcr he can afford to do II, and his
soil holds its own all the time.
The sheep were In two nocks. a mile
apart. and both in woods pasture,
where he always humanely keeps them
in hot weather. Entering the gate and
taking seats on log. he called TO
them; all assembled around us. acting
as familiar as kittens. There was not
one that he could not take in his arms
and caress. and ho would not have
them otherwise. He well understands
that quitetude and docility are con-
duclve 10 their well being and we'll do
ing. Passing through tho woods the
sheep followed, and in the second for
est the same scene was enacted. He
thinks his sheep can distinguish his
tones from those OF any other person.
Ho Is natural born shepherd. and can
say; "My sheep know my voice, and
they follow me-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
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