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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
THEM !

You may have made up your minds to pay
more than SIS for your lightweight suit Have
you:
Why. Donryou think you can get anything
quite good enough for si57
Perhaps that's correct-and then again per-
hsps It Isn't. We took hold OF this grade this
season TO improve upon the already good-siand-
ing wo mad given it We did ii in Lightweight
oyercoats-and The Gilbert was the result See
the success that brains and shears--backed by
.n,erprise-haye accomplished In those suits.
Most OF you have to wait until you've given q
suit trial before you can pass Judgment on Il.
Our lines at sis-sacxs and cutawaYs-have q
satisfactory recommendation in their very ap-
oearancc. Tho patterns are those you never see
I'm the common fabrics. Gold Is goid-snd there's
no rubbing fnSt our ttno ciotn hao feuaou
appearance. ana It doesn't take an expert TO
discern it
Plain Black and Blue chsviots--sud serges--
and an intsrrinabls number Of fresh checks,
pIaids. aud mixture In chevioss, Piaids, Home
spuns. Twseds. and worstsds are tbs pillars on
which ws nave reared the handsomsst piles Of
business and dress suits that we're over shown az
sis-by snybody--Oursslves not excepted.
TIE perfect patterns on which al our clothing
Is CUT whether Il d . SIS suit or . IS ene-pa'
you ia aposisaos . drsss better man you ever
could sssors-~ad make " better servants q
yea See tAsn-
"A. SAKS g CO.,
rs xAmsrRxzA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

Reuben Drew. and Elicit Wilson, 81 e d~-
ored. The most of tho furniture Wa 1 ON
stroycd. and there was no insurance o,,t
any OF The property. The loss was aocH a..
$500, and fills verv heavily on very ~, u
serving class of colored people o. s
county. who have always been indastIaou,
and frugal n their habits and SHOWN
desire to appreciate their citizenship.
Captain John Hill, OF the scnoon;aaa
Pecora. plying on Mbemarle and faIi,'. ,,
sounds, was thrown overheard IN p'oy
last week and drowned ct the mouth ~
the Pamlico river. He leaves family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


new YoRx. April iG--Coston stsady; saiss
to-day, 1884 tales; uplands. nkd.; Orleans,
II i5-lGd. not receipts to-day, z,Hg bales; cx-
ports--to Great Britain, i.07s bales: 70 France,
4,ss7 GALES; tho Continent, 1s9 bales; stock,
i-,isl bales. Southern -four nrm. Wheat unset
tied options quiet No. 2 rcd, 93Aa93kc. In
elevator: No. 9 red, April. 93sc: May. 9S,sc:
June, g25kc. Corn higher; No. nafizc In
elevator; opsions moderately active, closing
weak; April, i0.<c; Nay. toc. June, @Tc.
oats stronger and fairly active: options fairly
active: April, 3oIc May, Sc; yaes. 29sc.
Hops quiet and easy. Cofee--April, tlSS3: May,
si5asl;.Os; spot Rio dull fair cargoea. y $50.
sugar-Raw moderately active aad nrfner: fair
refining. Sc: centrifagsls. se-sest, ohs5 9i6c.
Molasses-Foreign firm: 0-test. nHc. New Or
leans steady. Rice strong and fairly sctfvf.
PORK stroug. Beef steady. Bssf-hsms arm.
Tierced beef quiet Cut-meats strong. ht6dies
fIrm: short-cisar, $3.50. Lsrt nrm: vcsser m
steam, fa a.: city, t6s3: April and May, t6.9s:
June, s6.s4. frelghtseasy: cotton. 7-ssd. grain.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 16---Cssh d0ur arm and un-
changed. 10. spring wheat, e6ae5,sc. No
corn, 81 a3i5.c. Msss-pork eiassHs)lEfQ Lard.
sdN saort-ribS. SAs0a1A0. 6houlderA e46D6
asa: short clear, saS0s3h6z Whissey, 9i.0z
The leading futures ranged - follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
We ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Yesterdays Evenrs In Charming Old WIZ
Iiamsburg.
fCorrcspondercs Of tho Richmond Disps'chI
MIR. .raut.nc Y. Anil LIZ 1.-Two.

tCorcspondercs Of tho Richmond Disps'chI
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April is. lsso.
The County Court continues in SESSION.
and was engaged to-day in hearing me
case of Thomas Baker and Others. WIZ
we're indicted at the March term for felony
The accused ere represented by Messrs. H.
I. Armistead and Il. ID. Peachy.
Tue exercises If the second aud closing
day Of the Episcopal conyocation con-
menced at IL A. NJ. very able sermon
was delivered by Rev. J. J. Grayatt, OF St
Johns church, Hampton, from Deuteron92,,
nv vii. %: And the Lord thy God wiz
put out those nations before thee BY iittIe
and little. Thou mayest not consume
them at once, lest the beasts of the field ir-
crease upon thee" AT the closing exer1,
cses an address on Diocesan Missions VIII
be delivered by Rev. DR.. Il. G. Dashiell on
Richmond, one on Domestic Missions Dy
Rev. J. J. Gravatt. OF Hampton, and one
on Foreign Missions By Rev. A. S. LLOYD,
Of st. Luke's church. Norfolk.
The Good Templars here have recently
won from the State Grand Lodge beautl-
full silk banner rs prize offered for the
greatest percentage Of attendance during
the quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
EAST CAROLINA.
The News Of the Pleasant Region from
Weldon to Wilmington.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l


SCOTLAND NICK. n. c.. April i6. 1880.
Two important suits are this week being
tried in Weldon. The cases are Il. A. Pope
against the Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road Company aud Charley Parker against
the same company. The FIRST suit Is for
81 900 damages. the second for 5000.
Judge +. n. Hill. of Halifax. is referee;
Messrs. Day x Ransom. attorneys Tor the
defendants; Messrs. Mullen 4 Daniel for
the prosecution. MANY witnesses have
been summoned and il will take quite .
time todecideit.
The Orton Hotel, OF Wilmington. win not
be closed during the summer as was an
nounced some days ago, but will be kept
open as usual.
A fire in Brunswick county q few days
ago destroyed 1850 barrels OF rosin, the
value of which was about $500.
The subject of building a railroad from
Henderson to Nash county is still before
the people. II is thought that the people
along the line will give literally to the en-
terprise.
There was small fire in Newberne Sum
day morning. Three dwellings were burn
ed and colored man named Richard Nell
son came very near being burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
Racing In Rain and Mud.
IVY faienranh N fha No..

MEMPHIS, April le.-The races at Mont
comery Park to-day were run in driz-
xling rain and sea of mud. Tho favorites
were successful IN four Of the i've races.
Bon Marche second. Grandpa third, Zine, IS
second rAee-stx furiongs-H ocksev Won
Biiss second, q. W. third Time, iS3K.
Third racs--ons and one elghth mlics- Bisndi-
stone Won; fssesh second, Hanrsas shird.
FOURTH rscs-ons and ons slxsssn,h mliss--
PsIl Mol Won; bonnie Annie second. IND Fink
miles, Wlnslcx .gp, Cstalins ssoCod, Elphin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported for the Dispatch.l
APRIL 10, 1890.
Auction offerings on Change today: Forty
ono packages, composed OF II brishts and 30
darks; taken ia, brights; highest, s2t5O; low
est, 81 average, sii.4S.
Internal-reyenue collections; Cigars and ciga-
rettes $3.50 IS tobacco, ass-tota, ST. isa07.
s3Priyate sales reported to-day: Filters. IL /;
wrappers, II; darks, 20; scraps, e-tosal, 81 hogs-
heads.
Sales yesterday; Sixty hogsheads; Wrappers
Il; nliers, 80 Burley. 4: darks, 10 hogsheads
Market quiet but very firm on all sound To-
bacco In old stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
Mrs. Parker Non-Suited.
fa,axram 70 mo pispatch.l

suvro1K, Va, April i6.--In the Nanse-
rrond Circuit Court this afternoon the suit
of Mrs Georgianna Parker against the
Town of Suffolk for $io. 900 was decided 9. ~
favor of the town. The plainsim NY nues n shs
o o,";,os creates nuisance and Injuries her
, va@s Town-Attorney X. X. Prent,ss,
listed by K. Nc. Holland, ESQ.,, defended
a. interests OF the town, while Hon. Jonn
Goode and Captain john h. Wright repre-
The GENERALIZATION case Of x. 4.
Smith sgainst n. II. Rawles for the county
clerkship. on an appeal from the County
Court. Yves heard in the Circuit court On
Monday. Judge Hill reserved ms ae-
eiaiop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

1eaS9c: do mixsd. sca3iet o1te1 ~ lSeHe
90 nsy aFA tdns V cGtlSo unp1u. -
rryv1ssoa1 aro1e bst sncnooG14--.so.g9ee-
old, tif1; new, nx3 Snis-.eso Qse ss<r.
ca'G sss";psaiss ssas. 80
pboxc6 shsubfvrs. Sc. fIasss, ioHlf,Sr. Lof4
sfoaiy rsnned. ING; crudo, esex& Duteef ~
changed; westsrn sSiie. i2s12c.; ersemexys
,sa ks .3ssss 's ss;r, sss2s 49,
rofnsd. IsssfS. wniaey 1ncnmep1: Gios
slia frcishss 70 L,vwesoi per sssamsr dulss
s ss1s tss cre Sar PER 2" u W. 80
basnsis; CORA. 1850 bcshssa
ST. IouIA
NJ fsru. AprSt fG,--F,ear quiet Wheat oighsRs
No red. cash. efas5Hc.: Nay. SO. btd; Jana
IS nosB.naL Cora staa6y: no. mixed. csos
fs4 zso &C.: May csosed az az. I'D: Jane. ~.
BID os.s unsettled; 70 a. es 49, g. ~
proyisloss urn business Hight forf, oixsA
Lard prins STRAIN. nominaiiy worth SsA DIV.
ssited meats shoulders. Gexx longs sAd riess
sasssE.s9; shors-ciesr. tsaSx 10 Bscos Qcxedl-
shors.clear, s1esk.
crxcrusrf. ApriI is.-Flour stesdy. wnsss
easter: No , red, ssaSrc. Corn nrmsr: no
mixed. Ikas7c. Oats lr1n; No. !. mtxcd. -
s.,<c. Pofs nrm Mt CASA Lard snonssr 81
sasss. Bacon nruE- shor; clear. sdssk. Whsxsy
urn At tl.0x
WILMINGTON
wnnruoroy, N. G.. April i6--rurpsntins dui!
a. &c. Rosin 1rm; strained, n.lo: eocd
s,ralaed, AIN. Tar lrm al ti.3a. Crude mrpen'
tine nrm; hard, sl@: yellow dlp. SSSs; VIZ
gin. s23a
SKw YORK COTTON FuruRxa
Ngw Yosx, April ih--Co.tcn-Ses receipts,
$50 bales: gross receipts. asa bales. fatnres
closed etesdy. sslos, NJ $40 bales; April, NlIia
sii..e. May and June. sil. 13ssiist; Jniy. tilssa
NILS: August, <ii.7paeif.si: september. ~ Lac
sf,.iS Octotsr, fi0.6J; November. ti1t<selo ~:
December, fio.tsssio4t; January, sio4sa@iQ<s:
February, $40 i9asi00a
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for The pispsich-l
kyRu M--Markes quiet. No Transactions re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

The proceedings in Congress Yesterday were
| comueratiyely uninteresting. The Senate, rs q
| metier Of course. by strict party vote, seated
Messrs. Sanders and Power. the Republican
| claimants fofthe Montana seneiorsnips, ana IN
| the House the contested-election case Of Bowen
| rs Buchanan. from the Ninth Virginia district.
Was decided la favor Of Mr. Buchanan, the sit
| ttp 90 mann
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
Judge Mclaughlin Recovering.

I0pVvIUI I0IoKT"I" - VI
HAaRGsoSDURG. Va. April l6.-The illness
OF Judge Mclaughlin, while awakening
the anxious solicitude of his friends, - not
so serious az has been reported generally IN
the newspapers of the State. There has
been at no time any symptom OF paralysis.
His illness was from severe bilious at
tack. and his physicians now express conn.,
dence IN his speedy recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
SOLDIERS, MONUMENT.
Programme of Exercises for the Unveiiing
at Petersburg.
80 tt,a Rtchuoonf nfaDatcn1


PETERSBURG, April l6. 1890.
The unwilling of the Confederate SOL
diers' monument in this city on the 9Th OF
June will be an occasion of great interest
and of ceremonies appropriate TO so I'M
portant an event. The site of the monu-
ment will be the apex OF Memorial HUI III
Blandford cemetery, around the IN
cline of which, in graceful arrangement
are the graves Of the heroic dead from all
the southern States. There are fully ten
soldiers in old Blanford cemetery-most OF
them nlaced there under the tender care OF
the Ladies Memorial Association. The
musical exercises on the occasion OF the ne
unye,ling will be under the direction OF
the fine chorus Of the Petersburg
Musical Association. His Excelleney,
Governor Mckinney, accompanied by
his staff, will be present. ana the
Governor will deliver an address.
MIR. Wallace Barker, of Richmond, was
married this afternoon TO Miss Fannie Ad-
kins. daughter of the late A. ID. Adkins.
the ceremony was performed OF the resi-
dence of the brides mother by the Rev.
George g. vanderslice. RosH ApAiR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
THE SUGAR MEN.
A vigorous Protest from the Louisiana
Contingent.

contingent.
WAsUISGT0N. April lG.-The following was
submitted 10 the Ways and Means Committee
to-day: 1--WE. the Undersigned representatives
of the Louisiana sugar industry. have read In
the papers a statement that We have consented
10 the substitution Of free sugars and bounty
ia lieu of the duty on that article. We desire TO
assure the committee tuat no have at no time
consented TO such proposition, and We wish 70
state that we are opposed TO any proposition
that separates sugar from the other industries
OF the country affected by tariff legislation We
reouest thai the present rates Of duty on the
grades Of sugar that wo produce BIO maintained,
and that we shall havo the protection for our
Industry that we are willing 70 cencede 10 tho
other industries OF the country. lSignedl John
Dymond, John Foes, II. L. Laws, Henry Mccall,
aud II. q. Warmoth.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
Comnonwealth's Attorney Appointed.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l

LOUISA, VA, AprlI 10, IoyV.
Yesterday was County Court. Quite Q
small crowd was present. No business OF
general interest was done by the court ex-
cept the appointment of X. Il. Gordon
Esq. to ill the unexpired term OF Com
monwealth's attorney, made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. e.. X. Anderson, who
contemplates removing his family Of an
early day to Clifton Forge. Judge Sims Is
couyalescept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
Members OF s. T.. A., Attention!
nv talaorn nh 10 tho pisnAfch.l

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, April 1G-Membors Of
the southern Press Association contemplating
attending tho Charleston meeting are requested
10 at once send their application to Adolph D..
Ochs, secretary, Chattanooga, il they want trans
portstlon over the East Tennessee or Louisville
and Nashville railroads. In writing for passes
stats between what points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
AWFUL DESTITUTiON.
Two Deaths I'm "A Starving Family Of Six
rsnec,al tclaSrau % the DtspAtch.l

PARKERspuRo, w. Va. April le:-A terri:
BILE case of privation has been discovered
here. The Father, mother, and four chlls
dren of the Allen family. living across the
Kauawha river. have been absolutely with
ont food for over ten days. One OF the chill
dren died four days ago, another died yes
terday. The father has been confined TO
his bed by sickness for months, and has
become insane. The mother and thc other
children are in adangerous condition. The
family could have had help, but refused To
baO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April ID, isjA
OPPERIyCS


RICHMOND. April l6' isjA
oyPERfyGS
waRAr.-i.236 bushelA
CORN. 1000 bushels.
OArs.--2,0O0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
wHgAr.--shortberry 80 bushels prime at soc.
C0Rs.-White, LOO bushels prime Of E4c.;
f,200 bushels very good on private terms.
Mixed, eco bushels primo 1t 4iAc. Total sales
Of corn, 1900 bushels.
FLOOR
We quote: Fine. s. soay775 supsrnns sl7sa
t3.2c; oxtrc. sl5)sSs.75 family, tia3kyG patent
family. country. s:75asiss
COTTON REPORT.
Harkes nrm.
ouorArloSA
NfDDLfN0, lie.
Low MfDDLfSo, t0Lc.
GOOD oRstNAHY. I0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April ie.-virginis consois. Sok ;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 81: Northern Central
stock. CSNsr9: consolidated gas bonds, Dax ;
do stock, 4qha49k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

NEW YORK. April lathe stock mar<et VAS
again very dull to-day, especially for The gene
raj list, and In tho unlisted department there
was moderately good buying OF all the leading
stocks upon slight concossions, bnf the demhn
nc mora thpn ccu,lled the offerings
Administering 1uies and steady q, fsta
a. Money easy af p s5. Sue-Treasury h.l-
snccs-Coin. sis1.3sc coo: currency, sl,us.u1
Governments dull but steady for fs; per
cent?, ~. ex. coupons, iosH nla; Ok IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
s.vente.u pirs~ KlIled.

fBy Angio-Amsricsn cable 10 me Dlspaech.i
Roxs, ITALY, April dat Bergsmo to-day
tho roof OF q vcsving-miii In which I'D girls
we're q work fell In and seventeen OF Tho sirh
were Killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
ON THE FREE LIST.
Sugar. MoIasses, Hides, Skins, and Other
Articles.

WASHINGTON, April l8.-In the tariff bill as
submitted to-day sugar, up TO and including no.
l6, and molasses arc placed on the free list On
sugar above No. IL a duty Of f-l0c. per pound IL
provided, and a bounty OF &c. per pound IL
awarded TO domestic sugar from cane. beets, or
sorghum for fifteen years. In the free list are
the following articles: Hides, raw or uncured,
whether dry-salted or picked, and skins. e1-
cept sheepskin with tho wool on; angora goat
skins raw. without wool and unTnanufactured /;
asses skins, raw or unmanufactured pipes and
cigar-hoIders of wood, aud the hair OF Russian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

You pay So and 81 for whiskey. What is
the user You can buy "Binford's Hit"
brand at az. pure family and medicinal
whiskey. 1902 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
RANDALL's SEAT.
IN HARD LUCK.
The Richmond Base-Ballists Defeated
Yesterday by the Baltimores.
lisy telegraph To the Dispaicn.i

Iby tefekIHpu 70 mo Dlspatch-f
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 16.-The BaltI-
mores defeated the Richmonds TODAY. 1t
was rather one-sided game. The batting
O'Rourke, of Richmond, were the fea-
lures.
SCORE.
Bsiiimores... ........l 1 3 0 O 4 els
Kichmonds.. -. o o o o o. o o.
observation-disclosures. Z: Richmouds. =. Er.
rors-Baltimores. IL kichmonds, 8 BATTERIES
Stab. Tate, and kerins; Quarles and NcCafYry.
Umpire. Lorentz
rho clubs win hees again tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
POSTALS AND PATENTS.
The Widow Graves's Claim of $1,000 Fa-
yorabiy Reported.
From Our Regular Correapondentl

from Our Regular correspondent
WASHINGTON. April 16.-Patents have been
issued to Virginia inventors as follows:
Nathan o. Bond, Fairfax Courthouse, assgnor
10 Bond Wave and Tide-Force Company, Ocean
Grove, n. j., waye-poser; David A. Eariy and Y.
w. Johnston, Stafiordsyille liniment: James p.
Harrison and j. l.. Waring, Danyille, safe; John
A. McNight. Berkley, switch-lock; William II.
Powers and II. A. kinggoid' tooacco-curing
half 70 G. b. West, Newport News, cocoanut-
North Carolina: Wesley A. Pe,ree, Mizpah,
tobacco-hAnger.
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
A post-office 10 DO known as clarkonia has
been established In Halifax county, Va, with
Thomas y. Clark as postmaster.
Special mall service has been established in
Virginia from Sword Creek Depot 10 Gardeners,
Russell county.
the post once at Caledonia Goochland coun-
IT, Va, has been ordered removed one mile
north OF tho present location: Ellen b. Harris
postmaster.
A favorable report was made to the House TO-
day on Representative Yenableis bill 70 pay 70
Mrs. c. N. Graves, widow OF X. y. Graves, Jr.,
81, GOO, the assessed damage 10 property OF her
late husband In Prince George county, Va, by
the Board of Survey appointed for that purpose
May 30, 1853
Representative Ednunds introduced In the
House to-day bill to pay Gus,avus b. Alexan-
der war claim Of $4,000.
RANDALL's SEAT.
Tho seat 80 long occupied In tho House by the
late Hon. samuel j. Randall will probably be
occupied during the balance Of this Congress by
Mr. McUreary, OF the Kentucky delegation. Mr..
McCreary has had seat Immediately adIoinin z
that OF Mr.. Randall. and es the DESC l. on the
aisle 10 the most advantageous part OF the hall
Il Is regarded as q very desirable one Mr. Ran
dali sent word TO Mr.. McCresry several msnIhs
ago that he was at perfect liberty to make free
use Of his desk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALES. FIRST BoAsD-si,00o Virginia 3 per
cent. at 66k 1900 do. at 66h, $685. 20 do. at esI
s9f7.e6 iddIeberger deferred at ~.
rrostnr ,uos,.,ons a. ,ae STOCK Exchange;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17

Five Frame Buildings Burned in Ports
mouth.
pcorrespondencs Of tho Richmond Dispascnl
NoxroLx, April 10, 1880.
Just before midnight last night an &c,
cidental hre broke out In row OF small
frame cottages on Crabbe street extend,
consumed Ava Of the buiIiines, belonging
70 and occupied by The families Of Adalins
Brown James GoodAop, Robert eawyers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoM CONNECTION rnsREwfH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND srocxs

Daily Reports frosn Both Boards--Cettos.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. April id--For virslnia.
INV" fair, warmer. soasssriy viads.
Tss wrArHFR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY VAS
cloudy, With frequent showers.
tanre of Thcrmofneter Yesterday.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. ..........-....~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
oosrEMpLATxs sUIcpoE.

When first read his letter I like 10 have
gone mad. Twice I had the iaudanum TO
Won was B. n nsy sssa % sss ea
or, and then asked God TO forgive me and
10 show me what was right for me to do.
and he did help me. Papa, want you TO
20 10 West POINT to-day. Yon had better
70 10 the Brick House and cross over. Ree
bepuctt BeYham. Tell him you know ill:
make him come with you 70 Richmonds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-17
ATM fniRrr YT1Hs oY PEorrcioS.

Amer nearly hIFty ye0rs Of continuous pfosas
ton BY soyersnent tsxafion for their suppo,,ss
very verge q bonkfuDfcy ana ruin. while very
fsw q fhem< kccor1ing 70 the tssiimonys ~
yisIdine sssF pFsos uPea - capital issssi n.
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qCuttfvating Sugar Beets.

The following instructions have been
prepared by the Chemical Divisions of
the United States Department. of Agri-
culture. which has direct change of the
sugar interest, for the guidance of those
who propose to experiment the present
season with the sugar beets. A copy
OF these instructions was enclosed with
every package of sugar beet seed sent
out:
Soil-The soil should be well drained
and with good exposure to the light.
1t should be of loose texture. easily
pulverized and of average fertility
Fertilizing Barn yard manure
should not be applied Immediately be-
fore planting, but if the soil has re-
ceiyed q dressing of Well.rotted manure
the previous autumn, which has been
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-09-04
Jean Paul Wrote Them.

The last issue of Deutsche Dichtxq,q.
a continental semi-monthly of high lit.
erary standing, contains many hitherto
unpublished aphorisms and letters OF
Jean Paul. Here are some of the for
mer:
although a man marry but once,
he always has as many wives as chill.
dren. Every child brings his wife a
new mood. Have you three children
you have four wives.
"Men whose opinions have the weak
est foundations are least open to con.
viction. Swampy land is not liable to
earthquakes,
''Phantasy looks at pain through a
convex, stoicism through a concave,
glass.
The stomach is the greatest pedant.
Spectacles in the darkness with
out feeling.
'Trees in the thin forests are strong
and rough; in thick forests, weak and
shapely. $50 lonely men are more ro-
bust and unpublished.
"Ihe .nobler the man, the thicker the
doubt in darkness. The higher the
mountains, the heavier the clouds.
"Only in hot, passionate heads, as in
hot countries, precious stones; in cold
countries, iron.
"A book printed only in capitals is
hard to read; so a life full of SUNDAYS.
Feeling discovers, understanding
recognizes reasons. Z
"Ihe great man gives short notice
OF his coming deed. So the sun. The
more brilliant its beam the more sud.
den its setting.
''Ihe aged sage is in an ,air-ship high
above the world. Around him all is
still and dead. Below him lie the
clouds and busy cities. He is fright
ened by his own voice. BUT around
him is spread AL heaven :,