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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE s~sek hse<x lecstes en- wex Fr{dSr -
Ncs. ~ - AID s5E- - far sase. 6<ark esRssl =
fh~es stores he se<as9 seer i = SIXTIES q
rpesss. salrsAse fsr s'1ees ~ hcss~rs<rss1k
VII sell fer eash - wl3 tske rzxs q esf3
p~sperts K ses1 N - ssvx. Inaesre q
Sstf A. a. LORD. sz Wes Erssze-ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

City Treasurer's Once
Grand Rapids. Alch Ja8. ~. is9l.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction OF sewer in Thomas
street. from near south Coisge avenue 10
Madison avenue. in the city OF urand Rap ids
Is now In nay hands. and that will fecrise
payment thereon for the period of twenty days
iro'n this date. AT the ofilce OF the City TreSs-
urer. CITY Hall. GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

CITY Trea.urer's once. /,

CITY IreaSofeFH Once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Jan. ~. lel !
Notice IL hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for grading and graseiing kenac0y street.
from South Union street 10 Henry street. la
t;;e city Of 6rs nd Rapids. is now in my hands.
aud thai will receive payment thereon Tor
the period OF twenty days from this date at
the Office of the City Treasnrer. City HAIL
GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's Once.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. 4. 1881.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction of "A sewer In Urand-
Vile avenue, from Prescott street 10 Fifth
avenue. in the city Of Grand EapidS. il now in
my hands. and that / viii receive pavme {
Il ereon Tor the period OF twenty days fr m
this date. at the Office OF the City treasurer.
Cisy Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

CHICAGO Ysb Z
vIorR-ouiss end lower Spring wheat
patents. o4oD4 -; nsksrs'. oA5oaD; Winter
Wheat Flour. sleo0aoo for Patents. o. So94oo
1or Clears
WuRAr-RuIed weaker early and then hiehr
sr. No. cash seSQoSxc: May scx0s7x.
CoKx-Moderate trsding aud nrm early, now
lower. No and No yellow. sec; May, $50
&c; juus. $40; July. 5sx05se.
OArs-Lowcr. No. cash 43& 0lzc; May,
SsN8s6c; June. 45l&1f5Hc. Samples easier
with moderate offerings. No. 3 S3Aa44xc; No
White. <sss9s7h mo. 2, 4504cc; No. White
<6H0&sc.
RYE-sa,able and nrm. No cash. re;
February, nc. and May. "a Samples 73074c for
No. g and 6s170 for No }
BAELEY-stesdy ana quiet. Poor. ooo6ic;
common o30ooc; fair to good, GOOSE, and
choice. 70os2c.
Mess PoRK-Trading rather sctiv, and
prices lower. Prices ranged at s0.2s09.4S for
cash: $500 10 for February; o0550oCO
for March. and %. 7o0s ss,s for May.
LARD-Markst moderately active and prices
lower. Quotations ranged st e5.n05o0 for
cash: &h5SEaD for February; Se5(ta67x
for March, ard s. sJss5. 20 for May.
BrrrEa-Creamsry. i7923c; Dairy, 120e0c;
Packing stcek el9c
PouLrRy-Livc Chickens. a1sxc per ID. !:
Live rurkeys S1oc per ID; Live Ducks, rs0
Ous-wisconsln Prime White, Sc: Water
White. ssc; Michigan Prime White. oXc;
Water White. i0Ac, Indiana Prime White
e4c. Water White. Dc. Headlight It's test
csc: Gasoline. 81 deg's, 40; "a deg's, exc;
Naphths. 50 eeg's. Sc.
LIoroRs-Distillcd Spirits ruled nrm q o. u
per gal for finished goods.
NEW York, Feb O.
wHxAr-Frecly offered on Western weather
reports. 4d3f'sc lower. easy. March. ei.0s4
May, N.o5 7-IstsLo5: June, ti 03fs l03k; July.
" i59e 100 5-i6; December 9s@6tsSc.
CoRS-Dun. H1ic lower No. 2. 63H865c:
steamer mixed. 65x46s1sc.
oArs-Ques easier Western Ofe62c
PRovIstoSs-Beefq quiet. unchanged Extra
ness 6ss1z50; family. o9ta0oi03o Pork
frm and quiet New mess, e1f0Gll.5O. old
mess. 05oGio-5o. extra prime. o. sO210oo
Lard quiet depressed Stesm-rcndered. ea9n
CrEvur.ANp. O.. Feb. O.
PTRoEuUu-ouies Standard white. fiodee
test exc: - gasoline, ssse; 80 gasoline. t2c, g
uaohthl GAG
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

CHICXGO. IeQ
cArrrR-Market active. prices well main
tanned. Quotations ranged ct S00a550 for
choice 70 fancy shipping Steers; ADe4p for
good TO choice do; xAiss2420 for common to
fair do. ~ 75eslO for butchers Steers, q 2s3
.. 80 Tor stocksrs. ~ io82 % for Tsxans; q. .7o3
3s5 for Feeders; o. H12s IS for Cows: s1 t0
aW for Bulls and - 3oodc&oo for Veal Calves
Hoes : Market moderately active. sales
ranged at &L5GSn for Pigs: - H<Ra5o for
ngkt: 0Da3-S5 for rough packing; "a N<e35 80
FIR mixed. snd q D02s ss for heavy packing and
chipping iotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

City Ireasurer's Once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. 81 l6sl.
Sefice Is hereby given that the asscssme az
roll for grading. graseiinR aud pAsfns the gui-
tc1s Of Wealthy ayenue. from South Division
s!Ieet 70 Maaison Avenue: IA Tue city 81 x,And
criye payment thereon Tor The period of twenty
days from this date. et the once of the City
Treasurer. City Han. GEORGE r. PERRY.
feb Is City Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
TREAsuRER's NOTICE.

TREASURER's NOTICE.
City Treasures once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. 4. 1s3i.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of a sewer isi South
Lafayette street. from Nenham avenue to
Wealthy avenue. in the city of Grand Rapids.
is now In my hands. and that will receive
payment thereon for the period of twenty days
from this date. at the ONCE OF the City Treas
urer. City Hail.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
febs5 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

C1ty Treasurcrx 0G1ce~
Nss,ss = s.r<ss % s,s eu tssi tn shs = 49,
roll Tor grading and gT4vritng kusnsey street.
from HlitvA street 10 GFsndyisie stuane.
In the city Of Grand kAptdk IL now In my
fvr the period IL twenty dAys from this date.
st the olaee of the c1ty 1rcasurer. City Hall
GEORGE X. PERRY.
feb - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
REAL Rs1Ars 1nAxssRaa
rfAia iizs h harnlza<d ~ Tsttis DroA. real
esEase dssisrA PsHrkss. evee AreaaA 1sis
phene Ne Hb.l


fIhia lise n hzrniza<d " Tuttis DfoA. real
esfaso tssisra Psaxtss-. evee Arcadia 1sis
phens Ne. Hw.l
n TuE cfTY.
xfwsre =: Lsssasd e 4 % Mastia
croohU'o s<t1- slds x Tronrst-. head
q Crosby q ifnil los i 100 4 front-s-t -
toeh Hoie0nb - Martin Oa1deriinA IN
knA lot IL Leonard CPosby's add.
: side y fvontse. head Of Crosby s.. rs
Alonxe Clement 70 A. Phiieman Cars
ssss & lss y Big bsxs.s irsssi9ns . :;
Il Hsssinss s q . '''.''s.'..'...'....... - " lno
Gsfrit J. kollsr 10 Henry korsssiEe.
to1 - Bufterworth-avc. add. 50 ft
front SIDE Ho9sdene-sve.. ~ It's
Of BufteRWoYth-aye o0
Matte vsrspoos to Brrend frtns. part
Ies ~. hik Withey's add: THIS LOT u
sw cor Jefferson ave- and sycamore
csaS s y. Colt 10 Vim. ii. Yr<sman. psrs is'
0rovest.. sub Of Cot Curtis parti- -.
Caleb kissn 10 Martha DorsmSs lot :. -
BLK n Comstoek's plat. IS n trent
Martha Doremus to Anna K. Ssyies. lot ~
=. blk II. CemstG tGck's plat. ID ff front
side Of 1hlrd-ss.. l9l it Of Canal
street LTD
IN THE COUNTRY.
Psed Sayies to Martha Doremus. swk
Essss r. ssvie i TO Edson Il. and ,3eo. II 80"
IlxIey. IN % part " INV = sec. II. -.
Abraham ana Emanuel Bergey 10
Amxnd l. Wright. = se y lot 8.
AuV
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
JANUARyA 1885,.
AND WEST MichioAS s's.


tWeek days. 'Eycry day. sE1cept Saturday.
Q00 A. NJ. has through chair car 20 CHI
c.VV caga. \ extra charge tof seats
LIN 4. NJ. nus thrones 10 tnicaGs solid
A'Vo VITA NAeBer buffet car seats. s5
cents.
6.0f r. NJ has through chair car to Nanis.
Osoo Tee. via ~. A y. J.. X *.
11.9S y. NJ 4 sos.d train WITH Wagner pa.
AAs1~ ace siees<ins car through 10 Csleago.
nETR0IT NOVEMBER n. 1890
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
REAL ESTATE!

FoFs 4LE-H Hssse sn1 iet. West Jeonsfs Ct.
IL $ss<
E0R sALF-ysw hsase an< ssf or =. rsi,sks-
sse-tbfsess bs,rk - Bf31ss-st es''st- 500
FOR sALE-fsssse srs let On scbfhve<s cor.
81 =. Bsfsvesse ass 7rsst-1agts1.s = ssy.
DOB stLE-H Hsus< .a< lsf- Va II k1ehiksa
- saAI
ITeR SALE Hea.< s-f mt reof s Uvzscn
St Hessk - Hast $500
EtE SALT Hen-. sna - ts<t ssDsb - Hat
n St <@F
TAfkx7 BTTs II o. PARTS - - efsy fos snAe
81 exch4nGe- Essty - 1t'ss en- e<fy pYtpys
WILLIAM r. GILBERT.
E>1u s Nf11Iccm8 B1-l6tnG~
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

The undersigned have opened sn once under
the Arm name of BstcmAa 4 Peek. room "a.
Weston buliiing. fer the Iufpose Of Real
Estate ard Loans. IL Is eur intention TO deal
only iu bargains. We have deslratle city sad
suburban property improved Or sacanf; also
baraairs in farm and country property. IL
y0e are looking for something desirable In
any part OF the city or ceunfTy. give Us call
III yoa want a desirable Il nanf tor that empty
house leave yeur key with &C. If you are IN
want of house give Es = cali. Remember ns
IL y0u have any personal BropeTfT that rsu
wish - turn into real; or ue vii give yo9 real
fer ealsmifies Of aay kind.
fHas. rATEMAx.
Y. u. PECK.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

simply apply "swAySE' OINTMENT =
Ne internal medicine required. Curse
sssser, sczems. itch, all eruptons on the
face, hands. nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. Iss great
hesiing ard curative powers are pos
sessed BY no other remedy Ask your
druggists for SwsySE's OrxrNExr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10
Hoods Sar@parilla
Purifies the blood,
Makes the Weak strong
leo Doses One Dollar.

Lily white Frour.
Made hy Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, Is family fAvorlte. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

TOWER @
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
ROOMS AND 8 TOWER BLOCK

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
ROOMS 8 AND 8 TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA PROPRIETOR
EOR SALE Or EXcHANGE-Bakery with
u small stock groceries AID lunch counter In
connection; good sand low rent. with 5year
Ieas.: owner must retire on account of poor
heath; invoice abous $500; would take good
renting property with some incumbrance.
E0R SALE Or EXCHhNGE-For lot worth
= 500 or $50 ioroom house on Charles
81. near Cherry; water, sewer. gas. mantle and
CRATE aud piped for furnace: price 5000.
E0R SALE Or RENCHANGE-l00 acre farm In
- Oceaaa Co.. one miie from lake Michigan;
$ acres ir,pro,cf. balance Heecl and Maple
timber. clay soii. good buildings. 1910 peach,
1000 peats. GO plums 30 apple trees. other
small fruits in abundance. price SO per acre.
E0R sALE-9 room house on Terrace ave
- modern halsh aat handy to street car SER
vice. a barsa Tor any one wishing South End
property.
WE-liave some fine nursery stock. fruit.
shade and ornamental trees Tor sale at
one-baii regular prices. Ii you are thinking of
buying cpine IN and see Us. We can suit you
on quality and price.
E0R SALE-Two Groom houses on North
4 Lafsyeste-ss.. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap If sod within the next 70 days.
E0R SALE-aroom house on Munson-st.. 80
= foo: front. good eel.ac; well and cisteru:
graaed street; water and gas, price $3.50; easy
EOR sALE--s-room house on Third St. stone
foundation; good well and cistern; Will
sell on contract. slo0 down. balance monthly
payments.
EUR SALE-Iroon house. on Forrestst-. e
foot trout; we'll. cisteru and modern con-
venienees; on contract. 500 down.
E0R SALE-i lots on North ave-. 54xloo at
SEQ each: on contract; easy terms
EOR ExCHANGE-2I acres two miles from
Sauzatucs. 100 peach trees bearing. .
standard pear trees. 20 cherry. p apple 2,
pIuus. 90 roosberrIes acres oi strawberries.
good house and barn. Price S3p.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personalpr
Au eTty la sums to suit kooms3 and 3. Tower
block.
HOUSES and rooms 10 rent; also number Of
II good tenants ~anfIng TO rent. bfiug Ia
your keys Rooms and 9. Tower block.
DKG0LIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

cssy 1ressarers oosal
eea,e nopk1& Moi jse. - ~
ia 60 EfSiinx ersselins Snd pevia1 G e6is
tafs el EoifonnkS DenopG {ron a. ~ Uea e
tie ueeg itn< et Ctnton street., u ne e1ty q
qgeee teDteA = new ta ny hsats ena tae!
81 tweHtr dAy& 1B0m this date. q ~ o11cf ~
the CITY Treasurer. CITY Hall -
teb 13 k1ty Ifessnrer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

TO FycH svGF-sa-se acre fsrrn n Lsseeonatv.
Il Nfrh.. A. nfies ss0fh ef R7sdyla. 70 ex-
ehsnze for aorses. Address 81 Cla1ts1-<s.
elrSs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

CrxvHr-ANp. O.. Feb. O.
PnRoEuUn-ouies Standard white fiodee
test exc: ~ gasoline. ssse; 80 gasoline lee; g
uaphtha. SIC.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-10

I An LOOKING Cor mxlden Who hes already
gtven her heart aaa hxn1 20 = sEn1 No mas
~ ~ ~ ~ thai WAITS baqe uo<tA ~ or
noFe. wtIt aeii t1en such homs en- xAsy
terusS. l. d ffOvin. ruon s. LaSe&t<s ttoex.
opposite bwect's Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
STREGTER WINS.
The +. II. u. A. Candidate VIII BE the
Next Illinois Senator.


[By telegraph to the DiSpatch.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, March 5.-Before, the
meeting of the Joint Assent iy TO-DAY mere mere
was a Joint conference of the Republican
State Central Committee and OF the Re
publican Joint Legislative Steering Com
mittee. The object of the conference was
TO decide whether or not the state Central
Committee should endorse A. }. Streeter,
the Farmers Mutual Benevolent Assocla-
ton candidate for United States Senator.
without reaching definite action an adj
journment was taken till this afternoon,
when resolution will undoubtedly oe
passed endorsing Streeeter. In l2lht AS, AS,
taken with the following result: Palmer,
lO1; Streeter, 0S: 0glesby, 5. The l42d
ballot showed no change. After two more
ballots without change the joint Assembly
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

run oy the various county cammittaos =.
Nenefel Mahone should retife bai;ore
th1t ne wat want Colonel Lamb. az Nov.
,oiks 70 aucceed him, and there has ~
peen time IN the last four ye,ra ,hos
lamp could not have gotten the nosit,on
II Malone had been ready to omit. v 'O''
O.neF Virginia Repu bhcans here do NOT
ppei'sVe tlat Malone is thinking OF ouitting
nis ao.o lost yet, but still few are az tne
yp'ial3n Vnat NO VIII have Colonel Lamb Sc.
ny, an? IS us successor IN the near future.
"0 'N''iV - somewhat mixed at present.
THE LYScHBURo rosrMAsrrnsHrp.
The Senate having failed TO confirm the
nomination of Mclaughlin to he oost rnas
ter at i-ynchburg, his friends are slready
az WoIk trying TO induce the President 10
nppolnt MN once more and at once. The
ln.,ications are that tho President viii take
some action, but II he delays the matter
very long the chances are that IL will no a
month or sax weeks before Mr.. Jenninss
wiz nave TO give up. The President is
soon gong on an extensive trip, which NAV
Keep him away from the city for nearly n
month. II the Lynchburg matter is al
lowed 20 go over until after bis return
toefe - apt 70 be loud wailing among lhe
friends of Mclaughlin.
PosTAiAsTEEs.
follows: no
- North Carolina: Miss NJ. Burchfold
germantown. Stokes county, rioe ID. c.
Slatt. removed.
- Virginia: A. T. Munsell, Ambar. King
George county. U,oo +. c. Pavne. RESIGNED
H. q. Cornwoil. Great Falls. Fairfax conn,
~, rice w. ). Rouzee, resigned Lucy N
Mcnetee. Sydnorsviile, Franklin county,
cice ID. 4. Martin, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
SUPREME COURT in SESSION.
Opinions Delivered In Several Cause.-The
Bette Lewis Record Presented.

After q recess of three weeks less one
day, the Supreme Court OF Appeals was in
session again yesterday.
A great deal OF time was consumed in
the conference.room consulting over opin.
ions, most OF the judges not having seen
each other during the interval since adj
lournment.
1t was exactly ~ O'Clock when court was
opened. There was quite large attend
ance of members OF the bar.
The first opinion read was by Judge
Lewis in the case Of Lees administrator
against Hill. from the Circuit Court of
Danville, in which q contract for years
services was the question at issue. The
lower court was reversed.
THEY COULD NOT SETTLE.
In Wingo. Elicit & Crump against Purdy
& Co., from the Circuit Court of Green's
Vile, Judge Lacy delivered the opinion.
Purdy a Co., o South Carolina firm, wrote
Messrs. WinRo. Elicit u Crump. of Rich
mond. OF whom they bad purchased goods,
before their accounts were due, that in
Purdy X Coz were unable to collect and
would therefore have TO ask an extension
of time statement Of the firms affairs
accompanied the letter.
Learning that Purdy d Co. owned real
estate in Greeuesville county, Wingo, Elicit
d Crump attached it. at the same time
filing a bill that Purdy & Co. were about
to make a deed OF assignment with intent
TO hinder, delay, and defraud their credi-
tors.
When the case came on to be tried the
Greenesville court ordered the release Of
the property. In the opinion rendered
yesterday stress was laid on the fact that
IN a suit of this kind it was not only ne
cessary for the petitioners to believe that
the intent to defraud exists, but that 1t
must actually exist. The lower court was
affirmed.
THE ROAD NOT LIABLE.
The Circuit Court of Lynchburg was sus-
tanned in the case of Moore against the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, Company,
Judge FauntlCrov delivering the opinion.
1t was shown by the record that at the
time of the accident, which was the ground
of the suit, Moore, who was an e1nploye OF
the company, was off duty and that he was
injured by his own carelessness.
OTHER CASES.
Furlong against Sanford. From the Cir
cult Court of Westmoreland county. Al
tirmed, Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Roche against Jones. From tho Circuit
Court of Elizabeth City. Affirmed. Judge
Fauntleroy delivering opinion.
Gentry against Gentry. From the CIR
cunt Court OF Greene county. AuIueu,
Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
johnson against Fry. From Circuit Court
of Madison. Reversed, Judge Lacy deliv-
ering opinion.
Combined Saw and Planer Company
against Flournoy, Secretary of Common
wealth. Answer Of defendant filed.
Commonwealth against Cbafin. Argued
bv Attorney-G eueral for Commonwealth
and submitted.
Lewis against Commonwealth. Sub
mitted.
PETITE LEWIS CASE RECORD.
Judge Staples, counsel for the curators
Of the Thomas estate, presented TO the
Supreme Court the record Of the case from
the Chancery Court of Richmond, recent
lv decided in favor Of Bette Lewis. He
stated that the Chancery Court had granted
an extension of time in which the petitions
might be prepared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06

dlins, q. Flour very quiet; nsvssd-s8Sss
and vestcrr sayer. % ioata0; 90 - sSS1S
sa7oeSks0; DO DO. fs-dly, tAoosee; ay 49,
RIO brands. extra. sAiss5AM; winss 49,
"a ssrsishi ssass.i0: do. Do. sIirs. NSpse1N
wheat sonthsIn dull, bat very arn rsSs'S
light: FuItx Sf03ssL0e; Lcnsbsrry. u.eee -;
western nrm: se e., . sa rsa' ~ ~ -.
Corn .-Southern frm and higher; white. 1870
veIlov 65A61c. western strong mixed svot
ssLc. March, 65s55kc. hsy, 1ya6sc. 49,.
or, s3ks. Oats strong unsrnasd soo sesn 49,
sHs: ,s az aS Do DO. mixed. ssNss1c. nys
dpil but very arm; prices unchsnfeo. ~
ssoady. Provisions dalL bussr az an a.. =
sha,ce. sssstc.: do. imitation. ossic.i is1isa.
fancy. Nsesc. 10. good 10 choice. 49, s SS
nps. g,s2sc. do. fair 10 good. JAZZ. ~ ~
steady 81 lsHc coiise nfm s n copcsf
active roiined. iiksiac. Wbskey nrm .sss;ss
All IA. Freghts 20 liverpool per steamer esssoy'
ssles-- Wheat, f0slQo busnes; c'rn' 10" 49,
els.
sr. lor1s. March a--Yiour irm and higher;
family. AZ 25sfi So: fancy, las "; pesSuss
f47Oati 40 In tho whesf-pis this mornins 49, x
we're anxious buyers, and nrst sales vers ~ ~.
at az sdvsose Of sse, 9,ss ,sssr so,ic~sd -
another upwsri spurt Of ka,sc., after vnicn -
market weakened sui became quiet LAssf
cable advices being OF depressing ns.usos
lowest mt OF the day; No. q red, csshs ets
ger.c May. closing, 9s,ic. july. ciosne. 49,
August, closing, SShc. Corn-Cssh eIsnS 80
cited aud largely higher options NC soos 49,
advanced email fractions until tbe noon CUE
when prices declined siightly. The feetne w. -.
nervous and the market ruled irregusr es
near tho cl0Se, when values sssen 90. My.s.
~ t.af Ar LANG. above yr3f0fu8ys
No z, cash. s3a5SHc.; May, closing ~ 1e SeIys
closing slisc. Oats opened 1rm and higher, pct
later weakened and closed 80. lover than yce-
terdsy; No 2 cash, Ec; p,a nsy; e.v on,s;
and essentially unchanged Pork--standero
mess, si0asI0i2k. Lard nomihaily AZ 800
asa Dry-salt NESTS tboxed}-shouldera 80
longs and riee, s4s7i[ short clear. % baeo ..
shortciesr, ta5sk.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. March A-Flour 10 better demsnd
and arm. Wheat scarce and nominal; NO REQ,
ST. Corn strong. higher, ana sousei 10.
mixed. 5ssbShc. Oats scarce Ann hisnoI y" :
mlxed SOC, Provisions stronger. Nhiskcy Va
good '0mano' WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. N. c., March a-.spirits Of
tnrpeptne steady AZ SLc Rosin nrm
strained. 81 90: good strained, sax a. an. ~
si.s5 Crude turpen'ine urn; haro, sh~s S7'-
lox-dip and virgin. g. ~
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRK. March 6-cotton-Net receipe,
sqs hates. gross, B5O4 bales. Futures closed
dull nut steady sales, 53,i00 bales; March,
ssSaiaSs; April. tae.sts6j; May, &!Ssss.t
| June, S. sgatsSs; July. 1920; August tsSs
ASIA: September, sS0oass "; october, ta 49,
| SSgg November, ts.06afSG; December. ss"s
$3.50; January. sa03asaN.
NORFOLK PEASUT.MARKET.
fRaported for the DispaichJ
MARCH s.-Market quiet Prime, 2hc.: exsrs
prime. &c.. fancy, 3Ic.; spanish, skss.; FAC
| tory hand-picked, 3a4Ac
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MEMORANDA.

NEW YoRK, March b-~Arrived: State OF Fonn-
syiyanis. 6laagov; Slavonla, Hamburg Ar
rived OUT: City OF Berlin, Nsv York for Liver.
pool; sasle, Neu York for bremen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-06
RECOVERED.

RECOVERED.
Nothing was heard of the missing bricks
till "Wednesday, when they turned up III
most mysterious manner. Upon that day
tbe caterer. who was suffering from rheu-
matis1u. was summoned TO the Ihlrd
nohce-statiDn by phone, with the request
tnat he would report there lnstanter, as
the missing bricks had been discovered. a
fierce thrill of JOY shot through the al
hicted frame of the caterer. and WIN
wild whoop he buckled on his oyercoat
and, stick in hand, hobbled OF through
the snow TO the polce-statlon.
A TOUCHING SCENE.
1t was approaching the hour OF noon,
and the COPS of the upper District were
crowded in the station before going on
their heats when the tired caterer entered.
He was flushed and excited. On the moor
was bic covered basket, and the door OF
tie Captains Office was slightly alar;;,
"Y0u lost some ice-cream bricks Z" SAID
u did" replied the caterer.
Can Won identify them :"
Yes. sir / can"
your bricks that you wouIdrecoshize tuem
None particular: but they were the
only ice-cream bricks in Richmond. L
could almost swear TO them. 1t you have
any ice-cream bricks they're mine. Did
you get the thleyesy"
I'VE have the men, but you must tlrst
identify the bricks" said the Sergeant.
Al right" SAID the caterer, III de-
termiued tone, "Ill do it,"
The cops. with grim faces, now crowded
around the covered basket, and the I'M
closed door of the Captains office was
ylsibIv agitated. There was breathless
silence as the Sergeant IN solemn tones
said TO a stnlwart officer: Remove the
cover of the basket
THE DENoUEMENT.
This was done, and as the caterer eagerly
bont over there was exposed TO his gaze
three red Masonic Temple bricks with the
legend Ice Cream" chalked dasohally
across each Of them.
There are the bricks" said the Ser
ceant. and, finging the door of the Cap
fain's Office open, land here are the three
"A deathly pallor overspread the counte9-
nance of the caterer. The parties yelled,
and the Force burst its buttons and belts
and SHE'D its clubs all over the house.
The names Of the conspratoTs as they
were found by the reporter On the record
are;
Joe Laube.
Sol Sycle,
and
81. Cohen"
The name of the caterer Is
drank Burke
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