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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
DIR. HARTMAN

shows "A Popular Lecture MAny
ThlnSs About DF ko<A's Tr~at-
meat Not Usually kn0wn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
Consumption Cmrahle.

Since the fact that consumption is
both preventable, and in Its earliest
stage durable, 1t has lost much of It's
terror. Ii the first symptoms are at
once recognized, and the proper remedy
applied, very few, If any one. need die
OF consumption, which Is really lung
sc.ofula. Like many other diseases
this formidable one grows out of
impure blood, and tnis, IN turn,
from a diseased liver. Hence, we have
the hacking cough, the pains IN chest,
the m1amed lungs, and all the symp-
toms of Fastening consumption, all the
result of dcpraved blood and a diseased
liver. The use OF Dr. PieTce's Golden
Medical Discovery will arrest all such
symptoms, restore the liver TO healthy
Sction, and send streams Of pure blood
INTO every organ. OF druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

cun.-zow = 4 80 ka~s - -ask
ztzh< a1
fufhe Ny hxusfs>sfy tsHns sz- So zNs
Al - Q e-ock. - AssksssEs = ss<iy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing syrup should al
was used for Childrt1 ttftnlug- ft soothes
tie child s0ftens the gums. allaYs AL pain.
cures wind co'ic. and "a The best remedy Tor
di2rThoea. - cents . bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
Dr. Hsrtman's Treatment for Cen
sumption and Dr. Koch's
Compared.

Or. Koehas Consumption Cure
About 10 be Adopted NJ the
Surgical Hotel Al Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14

Bsaas e. 4ssi p , tas8sl-
AEP5es- 4etta safTtL
Folatgs. .E aasaeL
ksss-a sZle . aa1sn.
k4tlrf- -
(F&ateFfies-s .se p t4saei.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
Adrion 10 nfnth.r.

Peckhain's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
Standing Tn for uIs section

A citizen of the Cape, being in COM
pany In Boston the other day where
each individual had something to say in
praise OF the part of the country that
gave him birth, found it opportune to
euloSize the peninsula lying between
BuEzaTd's Bay and Provincetown.
al admit, gentlemen" he said, ''that
the sections of the country in which you
were born are very pleasant to live in,
and very good in their way. but you
must confess that none of them can be
compared TO Cape Cod. If Boston is the
hub of the universe, Cape Cod Is the
paradise of earth. There are no girls in
the world 50 beautiful as the Cape girls.
no oranoerries like the Cape crsnberries,
no eggs ike the Cape eggs; everything
from the Cape is popular-why, gentle
men, the clothing stores all over tho
country are actually advertising cape
oVercoats. Cape Cod Item
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-14
Is4d for TIE

Spiggitt-I understand that Chambers
has lofg town.
Steggers-For good?
"WelI, his creditors don't regard 1t in
that bght. "-NunSeY's " eeLlv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02

BURCH.-Died, April /. 1891. at il;l5 A. w., at
tho residence OF nor son-in-laT, Mr.. andre" j.
HiggasOu, ia NcnricO county. Mrs. MAXI NJ.
BIRCH, widow ~ David G. Burrh.
Her funeral viii take place from the res.dence
of her sOn-ln-iaw ~ o'clock THIS AZ ikk-
NOON. Friends and acqualuiances arc respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Washington papers please copy.
JEFFERY.-Died. at tho residence q his
mother Mra. Mrs. NJ. Y. Jotery. 303 west Frank
lin street., nj $50 o'clock yesterday mornings
ROBERT ARCHER JfFFkRi.
Funeral 10 take place from Grace tEpisc0pal
church HIS AFTERNOON ~ o'clock.
LCGNOT.-Diod, AT his residence, 1881 west
Cary street, at Lao - 81, April /, 1890, JOHN Is
IUGNOT, in the seventeen year Of his ago.
Farewell, father, thou hest LEFT US;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But Ms God who hath bereft us;
lie eau oil our sorrows heal
lila funeral will take place from tho Sacred
Heart church WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT
clock. Friends aud relatives OK the family are
invited % attend
Now York papers please copy.
MATTRRN.-Died, ut her residence, No. 9o7
north second stroet, Tuesday evening, April
ist nj $50 p ~, after short Out painful illness
MtRGARET ROsINA MArTERN, relict Of the
lac John Jacob MGttern, In tho segenty-irsi
year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HEAD.-Died. at her mothers residence, 1n'
Buchanan street. Monday morning. March 3ist
OF $50, MULLlClONEk READ; aged two years
and eight monih5.
Tho funeral will take place THIS "wednesday
AFTERNOON az o'clock from the residence Of
her parents
ROWE.-Diod. at 1890 p. W., April ], 1890, al
tho resiienco u her son, h. J.. Rowe, Main near
jefferson street, SARAH ROWE, relict OF Jasper
L. Rowe aged sixty-oight years.
Fuu0ral Will be announced later.
YALE-Died, at WGillngforf, Conn. March
qofn. CHARLES ID. YALE, formerly Of Rich
mond, Va, in .he oiRhtieth year OF his age.
Funeral from hs late residence, In Wailing.
ford, Conn, WEDNESDAY, April 81, at 2a
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
THE TOWER,
julius SYCLE & Son,
2Ol and 2O3 east Broad street.
LADIES RIBBED VESTS. low neck and short

LADIES RrBBED VESTS low neck and short
sleeves, &c.;
PRIDR-OF.THE-w WEST BLRACHED MUSLIN,
regular price l9Nc., our price SIC;
LANGDON G. b. BLEACHED MUSLIN, sHc.
You have often bought cheap CHECKED MUS
TN from rs but THIS week We are going 70 give
Won a snecial bargain--a regular l2Hc. MUSLIN
for SIC.
GRNTLRMRN's PIQUR EMBROIDERED
BOSOM SHIRTS, $50;
SILK WRAPS, fer ladies, all sizes. only $40;
IN opr CASHMERE DEPARTMENT you win
and the best BOYS CASsiNBRES In the city
for isc.
Our stock Of REFER JACKETS Is very large.
Wa have All sizes from4 70 10 and from tl.4s TO
$40 II YOU don't care 70 buy Refer We have
ne Cloth Braic, and Buttons % make them.
no Won know that there ie a scarcity In certain
shades in HRNRlETfAs with some houses but
n " 40 with us. Hero yon aud al new shAdes
New line Of PEARL, CUT-sTEEL, OXIDlzED,
SILVER, GOLD, JET, AND CRoQUET BUCKLES
GESTLsMEN's FANCY SIGHT-RoBEs. made
Of uuyal cotton, only 75c.;
Fancy sCRIM. regular price isxc., our price
FIGURED CHINA SILK. regular price si.as. our
poYsi SCHOOL HOSE. iOc. pair worth 49,;
LADIES' FANCY HOSE, silk mtxcd. only sc. Q
Real Pa FRENCH aINGHAxs. regular price Soc.
our price Sse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
TACOMA CIRCLE.
The People There in Deplorabie Condi'
tion.

The People There in IA DeploraDic conan"
tion.
tBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS, April .-lntormation from what Is
known az the Laconie Circle, "A section OF coun-
try between Helena and Arkansas City, which IS
practically surrounded by the Mississippi ani
White rivers il TO The effect that the people there
are IN a deplorablo condition. Water poured
over the leyees on both sides, and IN three houIs
rho Circle was filed even with me ruflh''
Of the rivers. The waters averaged eight feoS
deem This occurred 80 suddenly that the peo-
rl, had no timo to DO anything 1her houses,
atork. aud everything else ihey owned was IN
.i,o yafet. and in some cases swept away before
they realized what had happened.
ma citizens of Helena sent the steamer icus-
tot, Coombs down hero last Thursday 10 ali me
,...,1. 4 corr,su1uIout on board writes that
,rrrf mo steumer arrived a. tho tT'le NUM-
b.r a houses were found blown OF tneii piocks =,
or -tiits md others were badly cerecued me
ueople Gsi been living IN tho LOFTS In somo OF
he low houses, and when these caroehtu tutS
could only escape by knocking holes ~ tLe roo.
several people wer, blown into tho water and
ewam % other h0use-tops, where they rcmA'heu
Thurs fav night, aud a number OF cattle Wore
trov,ne.i on FRIDAY men went over tho Circlo IN
settfs and Transferred the people from the IRE
oud roofs 20 the gin-hOuscs, when are Ethofahs
subs antial buildings Ibese houses aIv ~"
hacked with people, hundreds OF persons OSlhs
io eomc OF them Tho COOmDs took 10 Helena
i3i neouie and I'D head OF cattle. Many Of the
planters In She Circle are utterly rulAeI' au'i
Inc remainder have no seed 20 plant even should
Inc waters subside in time for crop Inc 81 :
farinr has been ans viii be groat, ana au Oh al
linda viii be necessary 10 carry INC pcop4a
through their afhciion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
DOWN BY THE SEA.
NEWS NOTES FROM NORFOLK ANU
PORTSMOUTH.
The Weather and the Truehc''
First Train-Per-
sonal, SC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisOasch-'

icorrespondence OF the Richmond DisDaicn'
NORFOLK, April ], iS'"'
Tho was,,., bors IA cold and raw again anu
the truckers ore apprehensiye about lhen -,
toes which are in condition 10 DO ki'leu " -
slightest freeze. April came In p-oaI W." w,
spit OF snow High seas prevail slong ,ne ,o,,cl
down and communication south OF CspSe an me
Is difficult. Heavy weather - rev. s.acrtes
North Carolina SOUNDS. damaging tho ,, nsd de-
The new Norfolk and Carolina Iall dSe liver.
layed by bridge work across the KoahoAo :. ,bs
was opened for general business 70 oay: t az" a. \
1rst through express left Ports ~ ID
o'clock. The run 20 TarbOro, lOl nllIDp' "a cefs
in four and half hours until the IOi I-,, 90 into
settled, and then the fast schedule WIZ w.
operation. Tho road IL one oil me me W., Vyes,ern
roughly equipped IN the South. Inc 49,, ,hs
linton viii have their line completed oionS 'N0
road by the end OF the week
COTTON SEASON CLOSED.
Last night closed seven months Of tho cotton ol
season, and the total receipts az ms pot,
been 3g7,9fs bales far behind last year on , ~.
count Of crop failures but a very good showing
under tho circumstances. The to,ai rcoeiP8
will very likely close under fO,OOV ~ ,he
Ice promises 20 DO expeusiye V con-
coming season. II Is understood that the 9ea!oio
In Norfolk and Portsmonth have entered INTO
combination 20 cell ice at 81 per hunuIsu, -
will make IL retail NJ cents poHn1 ~ - 80 20
stated that the ice-factory here has Doeh So'N "
the wholesale ice-dealers. -.
During the month of March there we're 'wen'y-
one marriages IN Norfolk, fifteen IN ihs Cou ~.
and six in Portsmouth. The court CLERKS sHJ
business will be bettor after Lent.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Job p. Manning, Of Portsmouth, mas Doeh
appointed clork In the navy-yari.
The simpson dry-dock IS being made rehuJ
for the cruiser Baltimore, which VIII be d9ckoI
to morrow in order 70 have her bottom palhieI.
The night schools in Portsmouth closed las'
night for the term.
Tic stormy weather on the Carolina SOUNDS
has 20 damaged the shad-nets that shad VIII DO
scarce and high here for n few days.
Estimates and other preparations are being
made for widening and deepening the Disihai-
swamp canal
The United states apprentice ships VIII DC VI
dered here 70 reit during the summer.
Commodore Marshall Parks has sent IN h's
res gnation as supervising inspector OF steam
boats. There number Of applicants ior
the position here aud in Baltimore.
The active Democrats OF the city ara rhpioly
enrolling themselves IN the various ,cluts OF mo
city. In Norfolk county tho Republicans aso
appear 10 be keeping up organization Tor some
purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
avARlsrY FROM THE SEAT or GENE
RAJ GOVERNMENT.
Chicago's Scoop in Respect Of the Worlds
Fair-Wants Every
thing.
MON our Regular Correspondent

WASHINGTON, April Most Of tho oiti-
xens Of Washington and many of the men,
Lers II Congress think that the dedicatory
celebration Of the discovery Of America,
which II il proposed TO hold October u,
$50. should take place az the capital city,
Int There IS every indication that they viii
rof ne cmnGcd. Chicago has captured
tbe fa.Y that Is 20 be held IN 1893. and
A. eoutimont seems 90 be Overwhelmingly
In favor Of giving Chicago the whole thing
1he champions Of Chicago have things
S,l IN hand, aud thcy say they are not
Going 60 allow this preliminary celebration
slip away from them If they can helpit.
II RIG ADVERTISER.
Thcv want tie celebration in 1892 to act
p a great dv.rtiscr Of the coming big
World Fair in 1893, and IL "a proposed 20
have 0prcsen;atiycs present from all the
civilized nations Of the earth, So that they
caa co back to their own countries and tell
t,p oplC of the great preparations beng
m de for tho fair IN 1893. u would be q
pretty nicc thing. OF course, for Nas' ing
to- II tins city could get slice out
ot the cake by holding the dedicatory cello
Ira'lon, hut that would De- taking the wind
ont II the business for Chicago. More rail-
roads centre az Chicago than IN any other
city on the continent, and that influence
Los O great deal 20 DO with determining
whore tho Celebration and fair shall be
h0|I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
NoRFOLK PEANUT MARKET

lUFIOTI'l TOT III' TI'II'|'ILI
APRIL Market firm. No transactions re
ported, and orders coming Ia slow az the facto
rioa Primo. 5tc.: extra primo, exc; fancy
&C: common, 2a3c.; shelcd, 2&aohc.; isctorI
hani-picsed. Ga1 SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
K MANN s
HATSAND BONNETS.
RICHMOND, april 2, 1890.


The ladies OF Richmond should not
fail to witness our beautiful exhibition
of French pattern Hats and Bonnets ;
and also the productions of our own
corps Of artistic trimmers, which, though
they did not come across the water, are
maryels of loneliness in the blending OF
colors and uniqueness Of design. Du-
ring the past few days the crush OF GUS
toners has been very heavy and some of
our customers may not have been pro,
perry accommodated when they outnum-
bered the salespeople, but for the future
We can promise better treatment by
all means sec our stock before il is much
broken.
X0uh7s0esss & 3d.,
Fourth and Broad,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02

Tor the council on Republican nomination. Over
an hundred women wore registered but not half
Oh shom went 20 the polls.
. Inc Democrats ran straight male ticket and
u was elected with the exception o. thu candi-
date IRON the First Ward for tho council, who
was defeated by Charles saiingo Republican.
All The women candidates we're defeated.
NJ kmpotiA the women wero worked up 30 tho
highest pitch OF political excitement over the
candidacy OF Mrs. jackson for reelection 90 n
member Of the school Board. Mrs JacKsous
platform was GOOD salaries for good toachers y
The returns at O'Clock tonight Indicate Mrs.
JacksOua recollection.
Al Salina the election was an animate cd one.
The female turrAgists had nominated women
candidates for the school Board from two wards.
colored woman was run By the anii-suffr8giste.
Tho suiiraRists were defeated and tho colorci
women elected by an overwhelming majority.
Tho registration OF women throughout the
State In ctios of tho second and third classes
was generally smaller than usual owing TO the
lack Of Interest caused by an absence Of issues.
the elections being only for petty ofnciala Re
turns from several OF these cities indicate that
little over half OF IhO women who registered
voted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
DRESS GOODS.

All OF the new shades Of Henrietta Cloths,
Caahmeres, Serges. Gud Cloths.
Elegant Embroidered ..DeS
ono lot Of All-Wool Dress Goc's at SOC for tho
50c. quality;
quality:
Wooi plait. and STRIPED Dress Goods that were
sold al sl25 aud $50 yard oil 20 NJ % q
vart-the-e goods measure - inches wlde'
The very best French Chailios, all WOOL ana
wide. the G0c. quality for 40c. yard;
Handsome Wool Challies az :, 1863, ~, anu DC q
yard 90. %
The Hanisomest Cotton Challes al bs' oS' iU'
and l2k.c. a ynri;
China silks az 300. for tho SOC. quality, sed 0Jc'
for the 20, quality;
Solid COlored China silks very cheap;
Dress 0lnghams At Gh, 3i,, 10, TX, I0fl, %, 80
aud i0c. yard
Brown Mixei Cnambray a; SIC. a yard for the
l0c. quality.
stock Of Dress Goods in this city.
ap2 LEVI II DA'iS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
The AhiIitrfn Rear Pain

ia the test Of fortliude among tho Indian tribes
But We defy any Cherokee, Sioux, or Comanche
10 endure the twinges Of rheumatism without
wincing. These, indeed. are slight at first, but
grow in intensity until they become unboarablo.
No malady il moro obstinate In its maturity
than that which gives rise 20 them. The more
need, then, o. attacking It 81 tho outset. Fore
N Ou amOug remedies Tor Il Is HOstettars otO-
mach Bitters, safer aud infinitely more effective
than cochicum. yeratrum, and nux yOmica-all
remedies which might prove destructive Of life
in a slightly excessive dose. Mineral depu-
rents, also. when not positively miscneyou9, are
far inferior in remedial power TO this salutary
bOtani, medicine. 10 entirely expels from tho
blood tho acril impurities which originate the
disease and enriches as well n cleauses e.
Constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia, and
other allments also give way TO it.
ap 2-Wlwl, F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02

From oar Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON. April Among the Viz
pinlers registered at The hotels during the
u.-t DIV or two are. Rev. }. W. Grubh
OF Narrcnton. Edward 4. Watson of
charlottesville. J.. h. Bi-seil of Rich
r.nj. al the st. Jaues: John McGowan
fnl s. Gates. Jr.. of Echaond, at the
National: VI. C. 1homas and wife OF Roa.
.Rs. end Bruce Warrington and wife OF
Winchester. 30 tho metropolitan.
A. D. Ca.s lmnn. of Ashcv.lle, n. c.. Is
registered 40 the National.
N,W fourth-clae- postmnstcr- have been
appointed as followe: \irEnia- Mrs. Nj.
O.. thomas, Nok,,y.ile. Primo" William
county. r.r.J. ~. Thomas. deceased; VIII
l.u ID. Jacobs. Pigeon Run, ,lmpbell
county. rca II. Y. Do-s, removed. North
Car..na-S. Drake Rock Mount, Edge
comb, county, Gee W. S. Armstrong, re-
moved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
IT WAS HUMOROUS,
But There Were Facts In II that Have
Told.
From Our Regular Correspondent

IRON Our Regular Correspondent
WaWuDroN. April L. Several of the Re
rlhncn members If tho House have
rera. vel letters from constituents suggc L
I,. tla' the recent speech of Hon. John
Vi. Allen, OF Mississippi, IN which he gave
enmo figures 90 show that the North
had such heavy odds against the
South IN the war. should be an
ewere1 Mr.. Aliens humor wasn't the
only thing in the speech apparently.
fI- Nefs have lurt some Of the bowling
l.laposues. hut there doesn't seem 90 be
aut desire on the part of any Republican
POI tho House % answer the great speech
~ tho Missis,ippian showing up the
pension legislation that tie Rtruhli-
.Ir, are anxious 90 pa! through. " Pr
Yates Allen would probably be quite
willing 10 lock horns with any
Republican dcmacoeun who might BE-
come So bold o. - attempt 20 answer the
t.c.ut speech made bv the genial Missls-
-rpian. 10 would certainly Oo fun TO
listen 80 " Private" Allen iu such a dis
Cu--lou. But the yery fact that he u
"l.i-dn makes the average Republican
I'd mlrocu" fight shy of him.
F. can also le stated that NJ. Allen has
received f. great many letters from the
N0rta aud West-alar- percentage coming
from ex-soldlers of che Cnion-ondorsing
leremarks IN regard 60 tAe tendency OF
pension !cS Station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IRcporto1 for tho Dispatch'I
APRIL I, 1890.
Internal-revenuo collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, soas0; tobacco, S5,soal6-toal coliec-
tons. s6.6lAe6.
Private sales: Wrappers, 81; filters. .;
smokers. 3: cutters, G darks 4; scrap, @-totai'
q hogsheads.
The demand for medium mshogony wrappers
was good to-day, but for al other grades the
market was retail one, with very few fresh
SAMPLES offered. Dark new tobsccos were duh,
with very light oGering.
Holders Of new bright wrappers are not IN
hurry to sample same, as such wih improve Os
setting In the hogshead awhile longer, moan
while tho scarcity Of nne color may soon demand
larger samplng
on ,lal monthly statistics tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
Arcclpts 81 lohhcfo NJ army iiV'
IRnnnrind fnr the Disuatrhl

FaRwvrIE, Va, March 3l-Roreipts for
month ending March "a, 1870. ~, $50 pounds;
receipts FOR month ending February ~, ls9'
l.U3LgE pounds; decrease In March l~tl. lS,-
oJ- pounds: receipts TO March ], $50, 29l1,SiO
hounds: receipts % March "a, 1853, 3VS,'i5
pounds: receipts 70 March 81. l,'s, 4a.9,3O
pounds; receipts 20 March 81, 1884, 2l5h9l1
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
A BIG DEAL.

The Enst Tennessee, virginia and Georgia
Railway Purchases the EFian-
ger system.
fBy telegraph 20 $40 Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, Apru1.-An official announcemen t
Was made this afternoon that the East Iehhoa-
SEQ virginia and Georgia railway had contracted
f,r the purchase Of tho ErlAnger syetem' COM
prtsing about 200 miles Of road, at cost oil
- 40 oOO The stockholders Of the East Itnncs-
..c Conpany viii hold "A special meeting Al
KnoyvIIe. lem. on April 18th 10 formally RAINY
,he nurrnase and 20 authorize the issGe OF Douu5
necessary 10 mako tho payment The poh4s
hsvo ALREADY boon sold. They will DO based
,,,,or he securities received ty the purchase
prssident Thomas, of the La-t tennessee Com
nany. maio tho following statement In regard 10
the deal: 49,, D.. or.,roasoa ror,
M IN the purchase IS 10 make their hue q
iadirg north and eouth start from Clnclupau
I'D resch 10 jacksonville, Fla; Mobile, on No
,l,,If Shrnyeuort, Ne1 Orleans, and Memphis II
~, h tbe last purchase OF the Tennessee ana
.ni .omnle,e the system. No Richmond Ter
,,inaI sf6ck will be issued on account OF thls
1nI me whole transaction Will DO an hasL
tennessee transaction, and for the benenI Of
that system alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02
THE NORFOLK MEAT CASES.
Judge Hughes Takes the Papers and VIII
Decide in Richmond.

Decide in Richmond.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Di5patch.l
NORFOLK, April /, 1890.
Attorney General r. 7. Scott arrived here this
morning 10 appear for tho State In the meat
inspection case in Judge Hughess Court TO de-
termine whether the inspection law is oonshiu-
tional or not. The case IL that Of William Ren-
man, the Norfolk agent Of MessrA Armour ~
Co, who was arrested and luec go for selling
Chicago dressed beef on which the tax ha1 not
bcop paid. lie refused 20 pay the tax and was
committed 20 Jail. Mr.. William II. White, OF
this city, and Mr.. Campbell, Of Chicago, appear
a. counsel for kebu0n.
The case was called at O'Clock. W. j. Camp
bell, OF Chicago, for the defendant, spoke first,
and was followed by Robert Hughes, Tor inc
state Vs. H. White next argued Tor the de-
fendant and Att0rney-Gsneral scott closed tho
argument for tho State. Judge Hughes then
TOOK tho papers and adjourned the court To meet
I'm Richmond next Monday, where ho VIII render
MIA decision,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-02

Creenvjlle MISSY special fHYs: Tho situa-
uol has noen very wet here to- the past twenty
four hour. The heavy rains OF last night abn
al. u today havJ w6is things very i,agroeal 10
ln addition O. he encrOacnmeHt OF bAcA wa
g. tAo northern portion OF the city. The w0tcr
has l0l aprra1 much since last night IL Is now
l9Wiug over the tracks Of he Louisville, New
orleans aud Texas railroad. theFebs preventing
We water from spreading very inucu IA p"h.
There Is a continuation Of the state Of ihinge at
MIXERS nend and al Otutrs bress. he wafer
from huntington break has risen above tho ho. d
level below. and Il now passing back ih'o tho
rgnr through the Oiuu break Inc oonuiuon
here Is not a. bal a. Il would seem 70 pe 70 The
outside world Shonii tie food pass on IN thlfty
days good crop caa bs made, wnich mas peso
tie case Ia nearly all y6ars OF overflow.