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New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NOTABLE IYCIpESTs At BowDoIH

rrlrswck. Me- Jurc -. President ana MI. hNn' ;
reception in Memorial Hail. attended hy large hunters
f The alumni aud hv many friend ~ the graduating
class, closed last night the eighty nnh commencement
If Eowdon. Among the noteworthy incidents ~ The
week may De- mentioned thc or1'ion before the alumni
ly the Rev Rcucu Thoma-. Of Brlohlinc Mas. ana
to able and brilliant ~pcoohc, mad at th" dinner 10
dav Dr. Thoma- ~ forth the principles which ma
d.re any real and permanent solution Il ihc great
.cial problem, II IT, dan and iu particular 81 me
.piri which 81 Iud aumae collcscbrcd men n doaine
with their fellows Hc mad" the point that neither
fiery zeal nor unb1undel mercy were 90 much demanded
a. trnc Justice Spurung the common acccptniipn 81
ip., q, u.ci I'm regard -ocia relations. he claimed
fru a content and force bet cxp'c--ci by the word
Cr,ri.tlrc Ills arraicnmcut of So called Christian
civ lz,fon for is failure vaLQ,h social evil, was
sharp hl, presentation Of the remedy clear ana con
vincing.
At the commencement dinner President HYDE briefly
reviewed the progress made IN the last hve Neaf''
rotnc among other Improvements, the completion 81
a wcIleouppcd gymnasium and the cstablisimcn u -
chair ~ uhv-jcnl euurc. an economical obscrNai"rF
rlanucd ,rd the means 81 n. immediate erection ,r-
eIir,d. elective course, dDuhi't lu hunh"l ana 'hr
library made q literary WORKSHOP H''du ~ "''''
stolchcu-c Of book. ,...- ., Ella
fonloue ca., II 80 fellow >'uaOr win Webster an"
(alh0un gave interesting rcnlNl-'tH''' q" hi9 '"''
uat.. Clllcv. Longfcllow and liza" thorlc. u,
Assistant Attlrncf General .nhh T. 20, '''"' "i
irr,l,t .u0kc for IN" class - l0hp ana H"r' l''"'
u,ic , striking tribute follow aluinnns hl"i Ju''
H.. vcl,,ilie " Fuller. tlh-lon- di the diHhr. =,
Sncakcr Reed and 10 Gcncrt .. o. Howl "r'u'"i
great applause.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
BRAZIL HAS MADE no ALLIANCE.
MINISTER vALEXTE DENIES SEVERAL RECENT
REPORTS.

REPORTS.
Washington Juno 27.-Mr Valene, the Brazilian
Minister to tho United Sate,. said tonight that there
v,s uo foundation whatever for the story which has
Gained circulation that there likely be trouble
soon between Chill and nrazil. and that the latter
country had entered into alliance with Peru ana
The Argentine Republic against Chilli The relations
Iefwocn Brazil and Chll were 50 friendly, ne sad ~
10 make the report absurd. II was also not The polcy
of the provisional government Of Brazil 10 enter INTO
, offensive or defensive alliances. Brazil bearing good
v to all other south American Republics and hostility
n none Of them Moreover. the Government had Just
acquic,ccd heartily and In good faith In the recon-
IN, ndation Of the Pam American Coufercnc" that
disputes between the American Republics should
l settled by arbtIation and this alone would pre-
went her entering into alliances to wage war "e'sO
another country.
Advice, received by Mr. Valente show that affairs
I'm Brazil arc quiet and peaceful The first election
under the new Government will take place on sep
tcml,cr H. when senators and Representatives VIII be
chosen. The senators and representatives VIII then
select the President, but thereafter the Chief MaSis-
rate will bc elected by the people Under the con
.ftntion the President Will hold Office for siX year.
and Will Dee in.Myibe for rc election until ten
wear, or mor ln,crvcnc>. His Cabinet OH
ocr, will have to resign Office sM months
before election Il they desire u for President The
,-,n for TN, provision is 10 prevent the incumbcnt'
cNcru- the strength gained hy their olhclal Po'uoh
to -ccurc thcmsrlv', 81, In Office. -. A.,
letter received by Mr. yalenc, states that ne
naturalization law Ia, been modified Under IN,
law n Tas provided that all persons IN lIra1l should
b. considered brazilian, unc,, they rcg'sicrel tn"r
Intention 10 remain citizens Of ihe country ron "mcn
t'cy came. T.iS has row been 80 amrnncd uii1
for,rncrs ueelcctlnc 10 register will rot be held -
be BRAZILIAN where II is shown that they h1v' not
cxcrcl,cd any Of the special rights of citizenship BY
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
Fun FOR THE BOIS But NOT FOR WOMEN.

From TIE s.. Louis Globe Democrat
nervous lady sayS-I should like 10 call attention
disagree cable occurrence which. as the Fourth
of July approaches is becoming and more frequent
refer to the fusiadc OF tOrpedOcs which now ana then
sautes the OF passengers In the cable cars Litte
boys place Of them along the rails. and when the
car passes over them they go of with a report loud
enough 10 give very unpleasant shock 10 people whose
nerves AT all sensitive. | suppose the conductors
think that there horse he frightened by
the noise, that II makes difference, but think they
should have consideration for the feelings OF their
passengers. For my part shall hereafter patronlLe
some line which runs horse they will probably
be Particular.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THEIR COLLEGE DAYS ENDED
GRADUATES OF MANHATTAN COLLEGE.
THE THIETY- SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT i'm THE

THE TH1ETY SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT in THE
METR9POLITNN OPERA HOUSE.
The thirty-scventh annual commencement Of Manhat-
tan College held yesterday afternoon in tho Metro
poltan opera House in The presence OF an audience
that filed the house. Monsieuor Thomas ;. Preston,
vcarG General of the Archdiocese, presided, and among
The Others present were MAYOR Grant James Eorke.
thc Rev. DR.. Harvey A. Bram. DR.. John X. Logan.
Thomas ;. Brennan Michael Gihlin Bishop ConToy
Of Curium MOnsignor Farley, Major p W. Haverty.
Bryan q. Mcswyny, the Rev W. j. Lavelc, rector OF
II. Patrick'S Cathedral James T.. Farwcll.
Francis +. Laycllc, spoke Of "Antlcms'; John J.
Pral. The Home of Cathollcity'; Joseph p Don
ahuc. on "The Central Error of socialism," and
Francis NJ. Madden the valedictorian. on " The Two
Temples The diplomas were conferred as follows :
The honorary degree of Doctor Of Philosophy was
given 70 Michael Walsh. New-Nor The degree Of
Master Of Arts conferred Denis Quinn. Henry
l.. Garland William F. Donovan and Arthur j.
OLeary. The degree Of Bachelor OF Arts, on Edward
A. Martin. Francis VI. Madden, Daniel J. Mccarthy
Augustine F. Malcr. Joseph p. Donahuc, Ambrose NJ
Dwycr John J. Prial Francis J. Curran. Thomas a.
Kelly. Peter ]. Campbell. Daniel J. Rordan Francis
f. Lavce, James A. McNeely. Michael j. Laly, Dud
ley i. Cunnion, Dennis T. OGoman Peter p. Ne
Govern. John T. Fahcy. John J. Harrington, Iamc,
W. PctIie and commercial diplomas were given To
Iienry p. Browne, Pierre 4. Vincent. Daniel +. Ecan
Patrick VI. Morisscy Antonio VI. suarcz, Frederick
W. Mcert. George B: Nanvalkcnburgh Thohas n
Mangin. Jcrcmiah J. Daton; ,.,..
was awarded Edward \. Martin. The Nmo MCGOWAN
medal for religions instruction TO Ambrose NJ nwycr.
tho Kelly medal for philosophy TO Edward a. Martin.
the Grady memorial medal for oratory 10 Jafics p.
keenan, the peycin medal for classics 20 Augustine
j. Fi'zgcrad and the gold medal for Latin COMPOST
tion t. Daniel ~ Quinn.
Colonel John r. Morris, Of Baltimore. made tho ad-
dress 10 The graduates.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
cUrcrU ortpnEL rs JOHySTOUy.

Ptt,burg juno 27.-Thc quarrel between the Rev.
Dr. J. Bcalc Ol J0hnstown. ana members Of his con-
crccation has b~n settled by Dr. Bcsilc rNignng his
charge The resignation will take effect In september
a.d In the meantime he Will I'll the Johns'own pulpit
II will be- remembered HAT charges OF nccccthe ms
and dishonesty were made against Ut.
Icalc. bat at a meeting Of the Pir'bytr! AZ iaf-
n.-s.s Penn. 'c,tctay. these charges werf WIN
drawn. Dr. Bcalc thcuup0n rendered his resignation
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
Ayy AGEoR SEND, OFT SO GRADUATES.

Ann Arbor, Mich, june - (HpcciaD lhlr'S 'h'c
hundred people crowded into 'nVciS"y h'ii
yesterday attend the forty sixth commencement "i
tbc University of Michigan. The central alles OF the
lover floor were occupied by the eTHuhtes oi' III
pumbcr who formed In procession at their various
HEADQUARTERS and marched 10 the hall in IA body On
rhe stage were seated President Angel. Andre" H.
White Justice Harlan. Joseph E,iHhro"k sup nm
,cndcnt Of public instruction; cX XGovcrnof hl'r'
Bj.hop Davies THE Regents Of the University ana INC
members OF ihe University senate. The diplomas were
presented by DR.. Angel TWO honorary d'GTe'' "c'o
conferred LIZ +. upon Austin Bldr, OF Ja'ksoh' ana
plo,or of \,t uuon Albert 4. stnnly. professor Of
,,u.lc In the university The commencement dinner
VA. ,crvcd In the Law l"cturc room. Here 40
dresscs were made by President ANGEL Ju'u's iiIr
Ic uiebon Davlc, Andrew ID. White aud II. H. +.
Miller of Chicago retiring president OF The A.nmhl
Association. Andrew u. White delivered the ahure's
ON Evolution and Revolution
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
rrrIvoTc Amy UcDTCiL ASSOCIATION

springfield. H. June - (,pccial).-A number oi
medical men who served In the army met here touay
and organized the Illinois Army Medical Association,
the object Of which is the stddy OF social
historical and medical subjects connected with the late
war The following were elected officers President H.
4 Johnson Chicago; vice PRESIDENT. \. T. Barns,
Eloomingtou: Ira Brown. Milford y B. Agnew. :. ~
Moth r. C.ulcl., Alton. treasurer, W j. Chenowlth,
Decatur. secretary. j. H. Rauch. Chicago. Physicians
now living In Illinois, whether In practice or not VINO
served i'm the Amy Navy in war. are eligible 10
membership without regard To the state from which
they enlisted
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
At THE yoyKEDs HIGH SCHOOL.

The commencement exercises OF the IOnkcs high school
were held last night assembly hall of school No
In that city, The hall crowded. Oratons were de-
lycrcd ty John Kasson Lothrop and Echad W. Bogat''
IT,: ESSAYS were read by william b. Power Estellc j.
Ftoley and Medora Maud wheaton and defamation was
spoken by j. Ward Hambct. The address t. graduates
was by The Rev Dr. Alvah ). Hobart. The graduates
wcrc a. follows: Classical course four ycar'-fface NJ
EDDY May {. Stlwcll. John kasson Lothrcp scentnc
course three vcars-Ilanch j. Brown. Estec j. ltlcy,
Lillian H. ITowos Helen Blauyclt Kirkwood, Matte Mac
Iawfy. Mcdora Maud Wheaton, Richard W. Bogart. jr,
/ Ward IIamhlct
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NEWYORK FAhAERS BEGIN HAYING.
Weather Bureau Bulletin.

state weather Bureau Bulletin.
The abundant crop has mat,Ircd rapdIy during
the last week. and hsyinc has begun H. portions oi
Dutchess, orange, steuben and Wyoming counties but
the frequent showers have been unfavOrablc for Sc
curing this crop. The quality of the hay Is injured
In some cases by an unusually large growth Of weeds
lodging is reported.
In general. winter grains have made a fair growth
ourlne tnc week. Tile prospects for now very
uniavorsDle nearly every county reporting the crop
70 90 damaged by blight rust insects. Barley,
re ana wheat are also injured by these causes In
snafed localities. Through the greater part Of Hud-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
THE BRIDGEPORT Y. NJ. c. \. BUILDING

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: Kindly correct the errors which occurred IN
notice in Your paper OF The 24th inst concerning the
building and lot OF The Bridgeport Young Mems Chris
tan Association, one Of which does injustice 20 the
principal donor The lot. given hy Dr.. T. DcNcr
Warner t. now worth 10000 and not $1,000 as
stated. The building will cost complete slOOU0O and
not $4,000 A. stated. The hall viii accommodate
500, and not 200 a published
l.. ". MARSH. Chairman building Committee.
Bridgeport Conn, June 26 1870.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
CUMBERLAND VALLEY NORMAL SCHOOL ALUMNI

Carlisle Penn June - (opeciall.-The Alumni AS-
ISOLATION Of the Cumberland Valley state Normal
school, shippcnsburg to-day elected Professor A. J'
BeitzcI "a now superintendent Of Public schools OF
ihi, county, president. The other Officers are wee
president. II. VI. Roth. 49, secretary Miss Maggie
neichcrt 10: treasurer A X. smith 80. The most
imnortant bus,nc,, broueht before The meeting Was
the appolntment Of committee 10 take steps for the
publication OF annual report Of the commencelnchi
proceedings. The committee consists oi thc pn,-nenl
~ nm. association with J. L. McCasky. Jabe II. Miller.
NJ y Taylor Professor Is. +. Barton, of tho school.
and Allen Drawbaugh
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
FRANCIS {. YARNALL.

Philadelphia. June 27-Fnncis {. Yaraai. vlccprcSi.
dent the Lchgn Coal and Navigation Company. died y,-
teray his home at Overlook. Penn. oi Gl
years. Mr. Narnal well known IN railioad circles
being president of several Of the Lchieh branch lines
Of the directors Of tho Lchlgh Valley Railroad
and after the retirement OF f. w Clark four he
was acting president until the election Of Mr.. Wilbur.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
RETALIATION FOR CANADIAN AGGREssIONs

KETALINTION FOR CANADIAN AIT'rHENNIJNS.
TO the Editor Of The T Tribune.
Sir: Tho letter Of Mr.. Joseph Nimmo. ir., I'm tho
ISSUE Of The Tribune Of June % relative to Canadian
aggrcsslons Is TO the point. far it goes. That
tho Canadian Government has stepped over the
boundary lines Of international comfy in rude and
aggressive manner is unqucsonatle But would
Canada attempt to do what she has done unless she
backed up and urged on by the Government ot
Great Britain
Is it not about time for our Government and people
to give tit for tat. TO ask for favors. and 10 be
careful in granting any In the existing state Of
affairs tho people do not understand how alien
owning allegiance 10 Great Britain. be- permitted
10 occupy the attention ~ both houses II Congress
for two entire day - obtain bridge charter which
would benefit his wifcs private estate while the I'M
provcment Of such an important American waterway
a. the Harlem River should I've neglected by Con-
grcSs. CHARLES SIOTGIIION
NcVYork, June 20, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
rwrxrY THREE GEApIATEs At KINGSTON.

Kingston. y. Y. June - ePcciall.-Ihe il''h com
r,cnccneut of the KINGSTON academy t"ph pace ~ ''
Kingston opera House to night Th' graduating '''''
numbered twcnty-thrcc. sixteen Young women 'I"
seven vonnc men. Harriet y. Newton hid tl' V'''
dictory honor ard read au cay on "'"Ilp'' -""''
The ,alutaory fell H. william H. knlH'h' VINO 'p""'
Of The American Republic Catharn' D. k"m'Fn
=, 49,, ,rri.b l,nor and road nn e--iy Great
rntcrurct4r,r Minnie BTyn va, also entitled - inc
s,ule horrors william Fr-dcublrgh had the ch>sl'al
honor and spoke OF Virgil aud Milton. Helen D.
Peter, had the scientific honorS The oihcr' VIII" fcd
essay. were FImir1 W. Davi-. Nctuc Oveibhngh An
rio L9o~low Mary T.. Hoon aid Elzibcth I,cyI lnr
ran Horace D. Noycs. and william e. Dc"lii: Jr -"
other graduates were Kate walton. Ndlr r N.l''
Ilatt,c Ilalligcr. Ella GOOD 81! ana wary w ur'lo'
The diploma, were presented by Charlie u. Skinner
Tho ci.,-, wa addressed ll- night bN Dr. Harrison
Webster president OF Union College. Thp 'p"hr "i NE
relation of scientific investigation To religious tho gut
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
COMMENCEMENT OF NEwBURG ACADEMY.

Newbnrg T. y. June - (spccal.-The commence
ment exercises Of the Newburg Academy look place
this evening n the Academy Of Music, large a'idi
ence being present.. There were forty one RrDuaes'
William II. Jefferson delivered the saIutaDlS' an"
Miss Jennie E. Graham the valcdictory, besides the
presentation Of the diplomas. There was lohe pro
erammc. II included an address by cA SnireMe
David A. Scott. supper and dancing cloSco tIlo
festival
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

Under THE NET LICENSE LAW ~ BALTIMORE.
Ialtimorc June - '>pecian.-All the brewers and
di.tillcrs IN Baltimore ty were presented to-day 10y
the Grand Jury for selling liquor without license.
The p~.scutncnt !, under the new law which compels
brewer, and -tllcrs ~ take out licenses rs well q te
hnl. ale and retail dcalcr, The brewers and dis
tlilcr. have combined to tc,t the law.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
OBI TEiR I.
JUDGE THOMAS B. NFSBr

JUDGE THOMAS b. NESBITT
Pomona, CALI juno 27.-Iudgc Thomas b. Nesbltt
died at his home In this place last night at the age
Of eight years. H. Circuit judge in Missouri
for eighteen years and state senator for five years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
WITH OR WITHOUT SUGAR.

From Texas Siftngs.
Prospective saloon -Ieepcr-Say, | want To hang
motto IN In nv new saloon. Can't NCu suggest some
thing that would be fitting and appropriate
JoneS-How would yOu like something from Shake
spearc for instance, ." As lou Like IT,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
4 TENDER HEARTED B0Y.
From The Buffalo Express.

TrOTn TIC NU0fI0 FAPTVS''
rather affecting sight on Mains lately.
small boy wa, leading blind dog down the street.
stopping every few moments to pat the dog which
war.,d ITS tail ancctiOnatciy on approaching "A
hydrant the boz lifted the dog up 10 1T him drink
As they passed down the street again the dog wandered
in front of a passerby who promptly kicked him. but
he made no move TO get ont Of the way. The mall
boy lost no time in yelling after him. Get ont, yon
ugly brute What yer kicking poor, blind dog Tor =
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
AN EXHIBITION OF MANUAL TRAINING.

Grammar school No. Al. in the Ninth Ward. had
an exhibition Of the manual training work Of the
school. for visitors YESTERDAY. At the close there
were exercises by the graduates Of the school, and
addresses by Commissioner Dcvoc, General Hustled,
Commits loner Noorhs and Others.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
A RDTGH ESTIMATE.

From The Burlington Free Press.
BlobsOn-- How did the baseball game come out?
Dumpsey-Oh, ! forget somewhere about forty
10 nothing In favor of the Athletics
Blohson-Thats Kind Of a rough estimate. isn't It,
Dumpscv-Well yes: rather rough on the other nine.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

son and Mohawk valleys corn is growing well else
where il is generally in a backward condltoh' I'D
tatoes nromise 10 be full average crop.
The apple blight has now EXTENDED 70 ,S ie fr
near Lake Erie. All tree fruit VIII yield hsh'S' ior
the state
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

By TIMING with a Cold, many one allows HIM
self to drift into condition favorable 10 the develop
ment OF some latent disease, which thereafter takes
full possession OF the system Better cure your Cold
at once with Dr. d. Jayncs Expectorant, good remedy
for Throatrails and Lung affections. -
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
NOT WHAT THEY WEHg sEEKrNG.

From The Detroit Free Press.
Want any helm ?" he asked OF the grocer.
Well, | dunno. How many tomatoes can Sou
put into quar-. measure "
"I can put five hut always make four do. .
eues. I don't need YOU Three is limit
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
4 NEW GATE FOR TIE HARVARD CAMPUS.

Boston, June - ,Special.-George Won Never. OF
Boston, of the class al 20. has announced MS inten
ton Of presenting 10 Harvard College gate for the
campus corresponding 10 the 10000 gate which
was set mn about year ago at the North ave entrance
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEwJERSEY.
SATURDAY TRAINS FOR THE sEASHORE-LON(

SATURDAY TRAINS FOR THE SEASH0RE-LON9
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE ETC.
Sandy Hook Route.-Leave Ncw-YOrk Pier s. North
River. at :45, o, IL a. m, /, 3:43, 80, 80
p.
All Rail Route--Leave New York. foot Liberty ST.,
North River. at :15, 8 rs, rs. IL rs a. m 90
Especial Fast ENpress), 80 Express), 80. 80, 4.
80, 80, g 10 p. IN.
Special Fast Express on Saturday, June %, at go
p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Sandy Hook Rouc.-Leave New York. Pier 3. North
River. at . 80 M, p. For Atlantic Highlands,
sandy Hook and all stations 10 Long Branch.
All Rail ROute.--Lcavc New York. foot Liberty ST.,
North River. at 4. .. a. M, p. m. For Long
Branch, roint Pleasant etc. =,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

ISIS OF THOMAS Q. SLOANE 10 IALE.
NewIlayen. Conn., June 27It Is reported that Thomas
G. Sloane. Of NewYork, has by Will left $4,000 for tho
Sloane Laboratory and 500 600 Yale College available
on the death OF his wife.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

MnUifOu Ginger Chnmpapnc
is oln by all the leading druggists and gocers
skldInOTe, York agents, 15G FTanklin.st
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

=, Hmb Punch Is prepared from an old and popula,
Grocers and druggists. viz ''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28

has vet been decided at which entrance tho Won
Meyer gate will be placed.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
Special Notices.

Estnbli-hrd 1919.
MRS. McrLRAll> uoME.MAbE PKEsERVEp,
Branded, CANNED AND SPICED FRUITS AND
JEILIES. - 80 ,-.
PURE RID CCRRANT JELLY \ SPECIALITY.
IYervtlr, put up IN glass aud kept until fail For
prices. rrf. r'rc's Sc. address Mrs. SAlAH D McEL
KAIII 1898 Dngr,v-,L. B'c0Nyn y. \.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
Fresh Air Work.

The Protes Episcopal Ci.y Mission Society needs
money 10 the SICK and needy women and children ous
OF th5 city FOR change of air
II, MISSIONS IN Mulberry, Thompson and Broome st.,
with amount OF Sufefing IN theso
hou-e Districts that can only be relieved by tho
hcll general public.
boratlon, Tor hi, purpose may be sent ard will bs
duly acknovl deod by JNo. ii. HONAIoN. Inasurer,.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-28
"Thi, Is an Age of ApoIIinaris Wafer"

"This Is an Age of Apolinaris Wafer"
Walter Besant.
APOILI\ARTS,
APOLLINARIS,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
The filing at the ApoIinarls Spring (Rhenish Prussaa
amounted to
Iis94.oOO BOTTLES IN 1887,
l21o0O0o BOTTLES IN 1888 J
15.S22,oOo BOTTLES IN 1889.
NOTlCE-The woll. known yellow Labels Of the Aponans
Conpany Limited are protected by Perpetual InJun tons
Of the supreme Court.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA. January 2O.-There will
be a good sale Of loose tObaccOs on .he
breaks tomorrow.
Offerings Of t0brcco at auction on Change
Monday. January 10th, 1890: Total Offer
mcs. 25 packages West Virginia bright TO.
bacc0s. Two packages taken IN nj $685.
one AT S3s one at $50. one nj $3.50, one nj
st2.25. one sold at Sii.Ij, one at Sls.2J, one
al $40. one nj $3.50, one taken in at s., one
sold nj s.. one taken in at $6.G2iS. one sold
at $3.50 two at $6.2J, two at So; seven pack
ages brought under -, Of which four were
taken in.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, IS hogsheads; filters, u
hogsheads: smokers, 4 hogsheads; cutters,
% hoesheads: dark tobaccos, h0gsheads.
Total private sales reported 70 the secrc-
tary today. s. hOgsheads.
ShOckOe. SeabrOOk's. Blanchard's, Dafen-
ports. Planters, Merchants and Shell
burne's warehouses report 10 hogsheads
delivered to-day.
ONCE Of the tobacco inspector reports To-
day: lnspections-Bright, ~ hogsheads /;
dark, - h0gsheads. Reinspecti0ns Bright,
80 hOgsheads; dark, hOgsheads.
Office Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond today as follows Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes. Si036.15: tax
paid tobacco, SG,00.S2. Total internal
revenue collections for city to-day, Sl0-
l97.Ol.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: William II. Sm0Ot, Henderson, \. CT;
$. II. Legg. a. J. Hall, West Virginia;
James A. Blanton, Amelia county, Va;
r. y. Harris, Louisa county, Va; Miss
Pace, city; Miss schwarzwalder, Brooklyn,
NY.
The Richmond tobacco market opened
strong on wrappers, filters and cutters To-
day, with good sales. Deliveries were
heavy. {. Mel.