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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

Groceries. Etc.
Hepoued ny davenport & Norris

Reported ny davenport Norris
Rrooms-Two strings, soc. TO Sl.l5; three
strings. Sl.4O % y; four strings. $3.50 10
$3.50; five strings, 500. Market on All
trades has advanced fully - per cent.
Baskeis-W illoW, $l.i5 to Sl.3Oper nest,
split. 90 To Toe. per dozen.
Canned TomGtOes-Ihree pounds, pei
dozen, 20 to 9oc.
Canned Coryl-Two pounds, por dozen,
70 b Soc.
HeyrlpGs-Roe, nali barrel, 52.IJ 70 S3.2J;
North Carolina cut. per barrel. 80 to -;
gross. Der barrel, Si.5.H 10 $40. Market
bare. with upward tendency.
Rice-Caruiina, . 10 Oc.; Kangoon, 4Ac.
NaIt-IiyerpOOl, from store, Si.30;
ground alum from store, per sack, Soc, TO
tl.OO. Market unchanged.
Ssqurs-Granuiaied, 81; confectioners'
4. oIc.: soft A, J5sc. 10 to-; yellow, 55s to
sc. All grades strong aud higher.
Teas-Black, - to 5oc.; Oolong, % to
Soc: gunpowder, 20 TO Soc.
Co1ee-Rio, lGiS TO 2ic.; Lagnayra, 1914
10 nike. Java, % TO 2,c. Receipts very
small. as well rs available supply IN Rio
and 30 points higher.
three hoops, sl.5c. stronger adN ahces'
TdllOic--4c.
Lard-Pure. Ike; pressed, BIC.
Moldsscs-Extra, h0gshead, Is to l5c.;
barrels, 10 to lGc.; genuine golden syrup
per gallon. II TO 32c.; New Orleans prime
TO choice. Ks to soc.
Soap-W ASKING, 81 to &C.; per pound .
Cement, Lime. Plaster, Etc.
Cemen Union, per barrel, sl.So; Rosen
dale, Sl.35 to $40; James River, sl.2o u
$3.50. .,o :,
Liner ockland, per barrel, sl.io 4
sl.l5; Anchor, sl.05; Riyerton, sl.0o; "
| Virginia lines, o5c. 10 III.
Pias,er-Lump, 81; ground, $3.50 to VI
| Calcined plaster, $l.t5 " sl.Io.
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To Encourage Bulidoling.
lynn lNass.J Bce.I

II. Cabot Lodge has the honor OF first pro-
posing federal election law. that would
render the citizens ~ any cousre ssionHi
district poworless to'prevent their bein.
buldozcd hy government officials. Who
would be- placed in charge Of the ballotins
80 the exclusion of local authority. The
country will have the satisfaction OF seeing
this and other similar designs Of Republic
can conjuror., defeated 10y an oyerwheim-
ing vote, as even many Of the heretofore
truculcnt Republicans viii not consent IA
DE manaclcd and placed in scrSlity. The
long hcclcd Republicans are rapidly ovol'.
ing one part Of their anatomy. and develop
ine cl0vcn eXircmities. and oar fayorie son
t. serving as delincator ia this grand trans
formation act.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, ND, May 3.-Cotton firm;
middling. M. W l2c. Flour active; Howard
street aud Western -uperuue. S2.lOW $40;
do. extra. S3W $40: do. family. SiwSLlJ;
city mills, Rio brands extra, Sl.ljW 3d.; win
ter wheat patent. >ju S5I5; spring do. do,
Sj.2jWSj.15: &C.. do. straight. $500 -; DO.
do. extra. SLlOWSLjO. Wheat southern
scarce and strong: fultz, 9jWysc.; Long
berry. g5WSl; 80. . &c; steamer No.
red. gJc. Western strong; No. , winter
red spot, 9Gc.; May 1l4c. Corn southern
scarce and higher; white. ioW &C.: yellow.
&c.. Western strong: mixed spot, 1874"
i3' &C.; MAY. l2c. Oat, strong; southern and
Pennsylvania. 3lW6c.; Western white, 31@
$780,: Do. mixed. 33w15c.; graded 40. .
white, BE. Rye easter; prime 10 choice, Gl
5}c. Provisions fairly active and un-
changed. Coffee unchanged; Rio car-ocs
fair. lgllc. sugar unchanged: \ soft. Gi -c.;
coppcr-rDhucd quiet and unchanged.
Whisky firm at SlmWSllO.
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HOPkINsNHLE. kA. May offerings
this week were almost entirely low 300 grade
and undesirable in quality. and were most
IS in unsafe ORDER There WAS mo- material
change in tine strength of the market. and
prices ruled much tine same as last report
ed There are the usual complaints from
some sections OF loss of plants DIS the liy.
bat there viii doubtless Doc 70 suHiceucy Tor
the intended planting. though there viii Doe
only small proportion large enough Ton "a
MAY planting. and 40 the cNfcnt of the
planting viii depend largely upon the
weather conditions loo June.
VI. II. CLARK * Bro.
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when Gren. e Meets Grease.
INaw York Telegram.l

T-NFW II n I'IV-IITIIs
The attempt Of the Big Four TO secure
Congressional aid i'm their business through
the taxation Of compound lard" Is stirring
uu tine Southern people. "COmpound lard y
is made from hogs lard aud cotton seed oil.
and Armour and his crowd are warning on
that part of the compound which Is never
Affected with trichinr, measles or cholera.
They wish % see il sale restricted, as that
of OleOmlrsarine has been.
In retaliation. the Southern people threat
en- tO boycott hOgs' lard and Use the limpid
oil Of their cotton seed instead. II they DO
hcy may "build wiser than they know
ltogs' lard could not stand long contest
v.th the more wholesome culinary agent IN
the opinion of many writers on hygiene.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Chicago Market,

Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
20 Thomas Branch 4 Co.. as follows:
CHICAGO, MAY 3.-Wheat: We have had
another active and excited day. Every
man has kept an eve on the Northwest, and
the chiel factor in our market has been rain
or NO. rain. The reports coming from the
Northwest are % really a sensational char
acter. High. dry winds. wheat blown out
or the ground, and other statements Of SINH
lar character. This has kept steam on in
this market, although the close was cent
below highest price. If dry weather should
continue over sunday ana into next week,
prices are likely % run still higher. An
other thing that has helped the advance
was the light Offering Of May and June. and
anxiety OF purchasers for these months.
May sold quite freely at 81: June at SOC.
shall not De surprised If June proves 10 be
fully as hard 10 buy rs May is. Outside
markets advanced nearly a, much as we
did. Liverpool I'D. higher. Receipts,
$1,000: shipments. 22j,V0; exports, $1,000.
and 5000 packages flour. Corn was strong
e~rly: i'm fact. ruled strong until very near
close. We have had quite an advance, and
ought 10 have some setback. although same
feeling prevailed in wheat at Sc. add $50:
the same lGy occur in corn around 3oc.
and 3lc. advice taking profits on strong
corn sold at jc. lower than it ought. and we
have only gained that &c. now, and the
next jc. may 20 easier than the last. II
strong Monday. il may Doe policy to sell out
long. but will keep You posted as We'll as
we can. Receipts. jl1.OO0: shipments, f.
l26.000: exports. G04m0. oats: lester-
days inspection received amounted to 4aj
cars. Receipts are exceeding shipments.
and market showed elect Of this to-day.
being easier than Yesterday, and during
last two hours was tame and inactive.
Provisions weak from opening 10 close.
They have cut away from wheat They
are talking 10000 hogs for next week, 3D.
600 for Monday and good selling element il
in market. Would rather have sold RIBS
than bought to-day. and believe they viii
sell lower next week. Cash trade very dull.
10 is estimated that we will get JOO.00 10
10000 hogs for May, and if we get them its
too many for the trade. Lard DUH; the on
~ support was from Mr.. Hutchinson.
Think this will ease of when it will do 10
buy.
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New York Produce Market.

ny IVI' TIsI
NEW YORK. Mas 5.-FlOu firm and fairly
active: city miil extras, Sij0VSi.Jj for
West Indies: Minnesota extra. S2jO% s6.2j;
fine. S2I5W2."j: -uIerlluc, S2.iOW 49, -.
Wheat strong: closed steady: No. > red
winter, SlO34 cash; DO. May, SL014.
com strong and },c. higher; No. 2miXed.
ililc. cash; DO. May, age. oats quiet;
SO. 2mixcd, $3.50. cash; DO. Nav, - 90.
P,rk dull: new mess, SliOo@$ii.2j. Lard
quict: june, SOL. sugar Refined quiet;
cut-luaf aud crushed, &C.; graduated.
d 3.iGr.: mould 4. u j-l6c. Coffee steady;
fair kiO cargO3s, 1880.
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We have not heard any more, to be sure,
from Senator Henry Blair about that pre-
division threat Of his, that he would never
again act with the Republican party in the
event a. their defeating his bill; bat the de-
ci-i0n arrived NO by the negroes Of the
South viii cause quite enough loss to the
party for ii- folly over one bill, even if that
loss be not acccmtuatod 10y the withdraw al
accouliu- lo promise Of the lugubrious sen
atOr from New Hampshire.
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SOUTH BOsTON. VA. May THE oiler-
ings during the week were larger than the
past week, and a very decided improve
ment in quality. with higher prices than az
any time since the LIT October. With "a
good season the balance in tine hands of the
farmers would Doe brought in Yer, rapidly,
as they are all anNi0u- To- avail themselves
Of the present high prices to sell.
\. 3. MMLINGHAAL
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Away with Atmosphere.
Iphiladelphia Record.

Lieutenant Finley. Of the United States
army. I'm ah article on tOrnadOes. argues
mat these strrms will come while the earth
has an atmosphere. bat believes that when
navigation OF the air shall have been made
practicable important researches might be
made into the conditions which give rise to
the tornado. Science, however, has 50 far
offered little hope of sowing the problem of
aerial NAVIGATION.
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taken to have the jumps of sufficient height,


10 ho safe
Brooklynitos and New Workers. are get
ting more base bail than they can Keep up
with.
Frank Curle,, trainer Of III Rio Roy. says:
$50 far as | can see. the colt i, as good as
ever hs was. lie is galopmg here every
morning. and Is a. iull of run as at any tinf
in hiscarCcr."
This year the feature OF cycling viii be-
the long-di>tanco tours. I'm August party
Will ride from Detroit to Niagara fallsi 10
september another viii ride iom scranton
20 syracuse. and one from Boston TO Ne
agara Falls. also in August.
Tie RNerside- and The Central Gun OiND
Of Long rruch. will have a live pigeon
mattel, ol MAY Sta. on tbe grounds OF the lat
trr club. Bach club Will DE represented hy
tive of if- best -nois,and each man VIII shoot
GAG icu.hirls.
st GrasO-onl .horo are over one hundred
and fifty horses DOW in training. comprising
Che nwytr Brothers. Excelsior Stables. I'm
ulre Stables y. J.. Mcdonald. 4. II. Pcttine-
il. unuch brothers. Green Il. Morris. Green
witch stable. Frank Taylor. u. Porter Asho
-. 4. Cooper Blrrlck and Nithr0w. \. W.
Niugardt and Il. Lewis.
Iuhal bias been declared out Of both the
Brooklyn and Suburban haudicaps.
Jockey CLAYTON ha- engaged to ride TINS
season inr WIhcr's Bro0hdlio stable
Hanover is looking well. and his leg gives
h.m uO bother. ilc has mot been asked to
dl much work. bui enjoys Dogs daily outing
ODD the boulevard. ana ou the track. when
Che condition OF Che latter permits. Hanover
i- fho special iaNoritc OF ai in Che b"4cr
stable.
The Dwycr horse for tac Brooklyn handi-
cap viii probably he sir Dixon.
% i- limited that Raccaud may not start
boo thc Brooklyn handicap. il hc docs nnt
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Protection and Inspection.
lCourier-Journal.l

As the COurier-,Iournal has heretofore re-
marked. the duty on wheat, corn and simi-
lar agricultural productions is not for pro-
lection, but only for inspection. The farmer
is expected 10 look at them in the tariff
schedules and humbly thank the Republic
can party that his interests have not been
forgotten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

Thee are the representative picture, of
three OF Virginia. SONS. with thc light of
subsequent events reelected upon them.
John rcgram did resign his commission "a,
Lieutenant boz ihe United states army, cn-
tered the Confederate state. army. fought
his way to thc rank OF Brigadier-Hencral,
and was Killed the last year of the war in a
heh near D.nWiddie Court House.
Major John Ii. Thomas remained IN tie
Union army, and never served his state. He
became one Of the most skifilil and dis
tnyuished generals OF an army, that sue
ceeded ne crushing his native state. after il.
seeded from the Dpion. Major Dabney II.
Maury, alone Of the three officers lives. lie
became a maiO general In the Confederate
army, and fully justified The prophetic
praise, 50 literally bestowed upon him, by
bis gallant cOmrade in arms, John Pesrain.
His milil r. figure is a familiar one up n
our streets to-day, and be- still preserves his
loyalty 10 everything, genuinely Nirginian.
BURTON.
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Cincinnati Market.

CfxcNXArf, o.. May 3.-Pork-regu-
lar. Sl3..j@$l3.37l9; family, Sl2.N@Sl2.7j
Lard - Kettle dried. GHW1c. Bacon
short clear sides, $3.50 $50. Whisky
sales. gi~ barrels finished goods on the
basis ofSl.01 per gallon for high wines.
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~ IL Il NJ S.
$50 60 TO $500 Woei; So 90 Per
Special Rate sog Famiii,s


Monday vent
crth
ueiNes nOu Ia pt cO
Al Otbu a p
for breakfast arriving Richmond s:i5 A. NJ in
efJba
lortun
rreEullrt ira ms
O.
PAiTCUI address Amelia
W ID
myi-s4t y. a. LT'Ex; Isroxo'r.
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
Rank STATEMENT.

NFw YORK, May 3.-Reserve, decrease
s2Oi, $50; loans. increase, Sla9, 100; specie
decrease. $62 $500; legal tenders. increase
Sil6,0OO deposits, increase. S.S2,sOo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
A Louely Bachelor.

An exchange reports that the rev sultal
e Zanzibar has only twenty-ihree wiye
n ia considered practically bac elor in
that country.
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GENERAL JouN rrcHA'i.

Col. 'o.-tou also came arros, the iolli'"-
iut letter from General john Ic-nm' dated
Santa fc, NcW Mexico. March -. 1901:
..Alv D.ar SIR. Robertson. D write go say
f,+ f.,,. l.-..., o,f ,,p., for Fort leaycu-
worth yb.r.. 1 EXPECT to rcsignat once. a..
,.,..-,i,,,.. r., bolr There of tnc secession of
lir.ini4. DAN. written several letters Goo
AlInflnt-G.uora Richardson. and have
received reptile, t0 none: therefore I feel
Some diHituce iu again Offering him
mv services. and tnu- write ID l-k
. tl.... ia n.ya fu4 aur.lufDd Dad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
OFFiCE oE
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY c0sPANY.
hICHNOSD, VA, May 8, 1890.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders of the hollywood Gene
terv Company VIII he held az the oilcc Of the
Virginia state Insurance Company, No. zoos
east Main street. on iucslsY. ism of May.
$50. 20 ) o'clock Pm X A. bSuOkE,
Elyt-id recfCtary and Treasurer.
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nnl,Imore stock N.anh.t.


by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 3.-N irginia-
tlrc,r. iG.
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! WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La.

4 dies 90 salary, 10 take charge OF my busi-
ress at their homes entirrly nnoblect.on-
able: lisht very laselnatins and healthfui
no talking required; permanent position
ftme NV references include some of no
nest we'll known people Of Louisville, ths
cinnati, Pttsburg, aud elsewhere. Address
With stamp. Mk~. NATION VA MIX
Fourth and Chestnut streets. LOUISVILLE, ~
-wed,sas. 0m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

OATS, 600 bushels.
Rye-20O bushels.
Screenngs-G00 bushels.
Mill onal, u tons.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-MXed. GOO bushels very good on
private terms: Shoriberry, 30 bushels very
good az o. Total sales Of wheat $50 bush
els.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, llc.; low mid
ding. lu3.c.; good ordinary, Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
THE GRAND R0QUETTE.
LIFE or FRENCH CONNECTS IN THE
GREAT PARIS PRISON.

Privileges Granted To Those Who Are
Wen behaved Luxuric- That Are Pur-
chasable-- Rewards Of Mcrit-Unwiiiipg-
ness to Leave when Declared Free.
il rest, with the public prosecutor and not
with the judge % determine in what prison a
delinquent sentenced by the courts shall be
confined PrisoDers condemned Tor crimes Of
comparatively minor Importance may obtain
porm. son % pass the time Of their rnco
In the Grand Boquette prison on condition Of
paving twelve cents day, or "a little over
si3 a year, to tine state utowiug 20 the liin-
tied number of trades pursued ia the estab-
li.hment few Of the prisoners there are set TO
tRe trade they have been brought up 10, 80
that they are generally obliged TO learn anew
one. Nor is there always work sufficient for
all the inmates. as that depend, upon the de-
mani IN the markets. owing tO this circunl-
stance, .aerc are often upward ~ 20 men
without work. who lounge in tire yard, or
crowd i'm winter % the chauiiolr, large
heated room ON the ground lioor. A prisoner
Of the lower classe,. having no respectable
connections, viii seldom get the option #
serving his time IN solitary confinement, and
,.ereh, cornin., q remittance. as the cells are
sc,,ceiv ever vacant: and he is removed else
where.
RULES or THE PRISON.
LISA strange sight 10 SEQ the men shuttle
ana shamble with sioGchiug gait round the
exercise yard. Ono has only % look at them
q, persuaded that the system Of promiscu-
Gus repression is lot calculated 20 deter men
from crime. and that there j, some virtue in
solitary confinement from the first.
-Four hundred men COIN" out at a time.
Speaking is strictly prohibited, hut Do would
seem as though nothing could prevent TINS
rule from being inirin-ed. AS ine prisoners
walls round "n" round mere D.. n''"I'i's
nnrmuIin- s'ii'i.l'' ''' I'''''i'''i"a oil ''i''
arising II''i ''. 'Ay''''i--i, .
cei+ihee OIL 'u' "''"ei'' WA" "a'" '"''' 40
am opposite e'iec.''H ID 'H"D '""'" 10y '-'i'
ch'IIe-.
Ni.,e I'D 'le e"'p.! are Two .'''''s OF D'o-''''
under Tire management Of prisoner who
ho'j. Tine post of cintiner or suticr. whilo tine
other is used by mmchaud decoco. who sells
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MEETINGs.
MASONIC NOTICE.


Tlemsmi e.s az ilENRigO MON LODGE,
SO. $40 are requested 10 aiicnI "a stated
meeting 10 their HAIL, on Wcnty 18th street.
MONDAY ENENiNG, NAY bfH. az 7:3D
O'Clock. Amendment 20 bylaws VIII be
acted ulOB.l Master Masons Ia good stand
iug arc fmteruslly invited
~ order OF fbc w. VI.
WILLIAM WILSON. secretary.
g.Nay tn 4. d., 1870. A. l., osto.
myl-Itt
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CrocKRoLDERs' MEETING.

RICHMOND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
81 cshOldcrs VIII please attend acalied meet
log MONDAY. 5lh Instant. nj $50 y. ~, ~
gh. clubhouse. Island Park. Business os
area, Importance. n>s-n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04

TRANSPORTATION FROM A CITY
TO- VILLAGE.

streets Deserted Except lea Italian and
Chinese Colonies The Home of clubs
\ Mammoth Carden-rown Topic and
sporting News-
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Blood drinking ), rather an unaaFory moi
mafion. Every morning. however, fashion,.
abb. ilai.,slf ring from auUma ~ ip tHt
monumental slaughter house az L. Niliette,
inst Do 30 were 70 drinking room az Ais or
Nray Iuey there drink 1u..ocS's blood al
tl.r.y ceufiuo. lsix sou-l a glass. and on
sewers say that the blood cure is often ed
cac.9u. H1suaii, tine real precursor Of I'a7-
...,r. noticed THAT the butchers and even iho
women hoakkcepor- in butchers shops ar"
..ncllarl, healthy AMI that their blood U.s. AS
fl ru.e. purer than that OF people plying other
trades. Mic. lt04ta hau~i, the famous opera
dancu-e. once spained Aer foot upon the
-.sre. The doctor ordered her 90 20 90 La
Vi.lotte every morning early and 10 bake her
dainty ankle in hot bullock's blood. The
habit of blood drinking, like hot water drin6-
inc. is nauseous az first, but the patients
think no more Of IL after "A time than they
would Of gulping down an oyster or a slass
of absinthe Tho animals ought, naturally,
TO be healthy; but this can easily be tesiei uy
experts. Although the practice appears to
have spread in France, the "blood cure' was
really invented by an English doctor.-Paris
Letter.
The first German Catholic church TO be
lighted electrically is the grand old cathedral
al Strasburg. Arc lights have been used out
side with fine effect, and II IS stated mat
many Of the noble lines OF the architecture
arc accentuated by night rs they never nave
been by day.
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Richmond stocls MARKET.
RICHMOND. Va. MAY 3. lss0.

Reported Oy John l.. Williams 4 sen
bankers and brokers, No III Main street.
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dollars lne lD.1
.I... ouunc tac last
N...t- IlNc ~i-ni-
.tf...N. IU- llNnH
tN... .... Nrw luih ou
.f DID. N.H lo.a state.
Association. h.H u Die
fM.Ift.fur.e et,ut-.
.I, I.m .uteuh.r2
....... .......,. ....t.r,f
a. .....f.' CHilet
-. iY Mississippi
Nl u.' rIH .fDr.
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:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 RI

w PAIR. UphOlster and Nafnish. Mat
iresses 20 RcnOvate, Children's tarriJges tu
Eepnir ana faint. Estimates Tree. Prices
low. n. r. MOORE, sZ6 and rs flook ave
nue.. near Clay street. CphOislerer and ,aDl'
net Maker fe25-u
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VANTEp AN ACTIVE MAN FOR

WANIED D.: AN AL ACIIg =, I y S,d EU ,s
locally repr, g. nj a successful y. Y. Com any
Incorporated - supply Dry Goods. Clothing.
shoes. Jeweiry. etc. To consumers at cost
Also q Lady Of tact, salary, go, 10 G roll
members 80 600 now enrolled, 100000 paid
I'M. Reference EXCHANGED. Empire Co oi-
erative Association credit wen Iateil, Lock
pox 6lONY fe9-Iuly
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WANTED. CONTRACTORS TO
w build Eizht-r0om Queen Ann dwell
ing for River View Improvement company.
Plans. &c. at office Of X. Is. CiiAFFlN & 90.
4
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xATANTED--STUDENIS TO LEARN
w 10 operete the GrDrhophOne ip corncc-
lion with Tie IVue- Writer. These machines
are coming rapidly into use. aud those hrsf
i.ernlns their operation viii have nrsi OPP
poftuuity fr good positions. thorough
course oil Training 90 -tcnOgrphy Terms
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-04
FIRST BOARD.

100 Virginia cOnsOls at a..
1900 Richmond city IS al 1911.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-24
Chicago Ahead.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-In spit.
Of the bad weather, with rain falling
the hall and galleries at noon were
packed with spectators. Crowds
DISTRACTED the corridors. All OF
these people gathered to witness the
deciding struggle between the adop.
tons, New York, Chicago, st. Louis
and Washington, upon the result OF
which depended the location Of the
Worlds Fair Of 1892. The clerk
read the special order prescribing
the method Of voting upon the site
for the fair, requiring some one
place to have the majority of votes
cast. BlouRt, Of Georgia, wished to
know II there would be an oppor-
tunity offered TO pass upon the
question rs TO whether there shall
be a fair before selecting the site.
The Speaker replied that under the
special order this opportunity could
not had, and he immediatelyd irec-
ted the clerk to call the roll. There
was some applause rs the first few
responses were made, which was
promptly checked by the Speaker.
The vote resulted; Chicago, lis;
New York -; 81. Louis 81: WASH
ington So. Scattering |.
Second hallot-Chicago I2I, New
York So, St. Louis SO, Washington
70. Whole number 500; majority
l55.
Third Observation-Disclosures I27.
New York %, st. Louis 81, Wash
ington "a. Whole number 3O5; ma
jority l54.