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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23

voted for the measure niid twcnfy against y ~
other places the returns 70 far received in1hase
{ hat victory n pretty evenly diysiei between INC
Republicans and the Democrats
Representations have again been made 20 nc
Emperor William Of Germany, asklns nim
relax the passport regulations IN force IN Ais. -
Lorraine In order 70 enable the inhabitants 9,
French towns near the Borman frontier 20 httena
the fairs and markets held In German terriiofy.
Tho Emperor has refused, claiming that the 'i"o
for such n change has not yet arrived.
Rumors Of trouble in the finances Of the Amer, :,
can Car and Equipment Company, No. ~ neii
street, New York, have been current for son n,
time, and yesterday u was admitted by its IN,
GERS that the company has practically s -
and win be put in the hands Of receive, ~ 20
few days. Tho liabilities are said 10 amouhi !"
several hundred thousand dollars.
The 81. Petersburg 0ecial Kcssenqcr publishes
a docreee prohibiting all jewish artisans OF
traders from entering the city Of Moscow and ea-
pelling those already residing there. Inc Szal
wrote with his own hand on the bottom OF the
original document n notice 10 officials az Moeoor
that the decree was to be carried out IN every
particular IL is stated that similar decree ~
projected for 81. Petersburg.
A Fresno tCaL) special says: syveste Triado
and Francisco Olives fought duel yesterday .,
Cantua Canon, twenty miles from Fresno Ohvcs
was killed, and TriadO has been arrested ana
taken 20 Fresno. The men owned adjoining sec
tioDs Of land, had numerous disputes ABOUT VI.
passing cattle, and finally agreed that tne IVA
time they met they would fight IL ont Both were
armed with reyoivers, and commenced nrlhe =.
each other at forty yards They closed IN, I'M
at twenty yards friado cent a bullet through
Olives's neck.
England IL likely tohave another war on her
hands In Africa Subjects o. the King OF Gam
bia recently have been deprednfipg on the pro
perty OF British colonists. The British Governor
sent an English Official 70 the King 70 notify MIN
that himself and his people must behave or &C
cept the consequences. For reply the klng
bound the envoy, cut pieces OF flesh out OF ms
thighs and checks, and sent him back 70 the
Governor win the message: "This Il the Kings
answer" Three British gnnboets have already
ascended the Gambia river to ayenge the out
rage upon the envoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23

NEW YORK, April 2o.-Tbe opening Of the
stock market was fairly steady, but contin-
uance Of realizatIons drove Chicago Gas down
q per cent. The offerings we're quickly absorbed,
and after the first half hour comparative quiet
reigned In the market and the early losses were
not Uncovered In fun, but fractional advances
we're scored ali along the line. Fluctuations,
except in the stocks mentioned, were confined
within narrow limits, however. and the general
list was barren OF features throughout the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
The PRESIDENTS TRIP.
California Entercd-A State Welcome from
Governor Markham.
II teIegraph Do the Dispatch. ]


Ivr1o. CAL, April 22.-The presidential
rs-r. entered the State of California at
'.rYlm4 gt 400 o'clock this morning. The
PRECEDENT Was presented with large quantity
6|.a4.rful flowers aud fruits. The entire party
sen. q. .rap 40 the time, 80 they did not see the
r-.-.rt4'iDn committee. When the Presidents
rsry reached ludio, al S:l5 o'clock, IL was re-
...,af uy % large and influential delegation, In
....rc Governor Markham and stan; ex-Gov-
..a.r Perkins. Senator FELTON,, Judge Vanvieet,
ID. .s.rameuto: s. NJ. White, OF Los Angeles /;
U.EI G.. J.. Croker, yice-president OF the
,4neru Pacific railway, and Mr.. Stump, chair
-aruf the Republican Committee.
Governor Markham made an address OF well
r.naUu behalf of Hll the people Of the State. lie
assured the President that the people Of Calf
irIa fully appreciated the efforts he had made
F.. .rFer o. visit The coast, but expressed conf
....s that the distinguished guest and party
v fec. repaid when they saw the wonderful
.....rs- peculiar 20 the State. And. sir" he
continued, permit me to say that, though we
rrt-rIre's ui miles from the national capital
s-i ssparhtei from the people Of the East and
~I'l ly what may seem endless plains and inn
Ta-lr.' mountains, yet We are in close sympa-
uF Fi'l them Ia al national affairs and are eX-
r..3rE.y proud of the position We occupy in the
tr... si-trruuui Of States over which you have
bon called 90 preside"
The Governor outlined the features OF various
session. % the state TIN ough which the President
r.l.i pass Oh hif way nOrthward, calling atten-
r.l tH The remarkable development OF the
natural resources Of those sections, especially OF
o. southern part Of the State, within the past
i.l years, and. concluding, requested the Presi-
..r, t0 take particular notice OF the great lack
!. California 81 national public improvements,
" un extensive shipping interests OF the state,
a.l Der great coast, almost defenceless ana
almost without harb0rs of refuge, except nj San
Diego and san Francisco, either OF which could
i"Hwmntatc the commerce OF the world, but
located nearly i've hundred miles apart.
Tie President made a suitable response and al
'frEAri shook hands with large number OF peo-
Ir several Indiana, including Chief Cabason,
r.' 0i the ludiO tribe OfIndians, who is over one
hundred years Of age, then presented an address
3 Poe PRESIDENT asking for Justice and assist
fem % the station. aud we're very interesting.
ias Governor and party lett here in company
Fta ilg President at $50 A. NJ. for Los Angeles.
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FOOLISH WOMEN.
Why viii They Be so ThOughtlcss and Care
less Even About Matters Which Concern
Their Beauty,

Tho pIainest features become pretty when
clothed with fresh, vevety skin. IL is in the
power Of every woman 10 have a soft, fine SKIM
thus adding much 20 her charms, II she VIII de-
vote little time and care 20 her toilet. IL should
be a duty as we'll az a pleasure 10 every woman
20 enhance her powers Of attractiyeness.
SO says the highest authority In London. buI
nothing can be more absurd than for any lady 10
try and be beautiful simply by pOwdering the
face, or applying cream or ointment. These
things are necessary, IL IL true; but something
else Is more important Good, refreshing sleep;
warm, circulating blood, which never permits
cold feet or blue noses. These things make
beauty quicker than any powders or lotions can:
But my lady reader says, How can this be doneT
Keep the blood moving by some gentle stimu-
liant, and for this purpose nothing is equal 70
pure whiskey. Not tho whiskey one commonly
hears Of not the questionable kind that Is drunk
by gross men in grosser placesi but somethlng
pure, palatable, and pleasing This Is precisely
what Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey If, ana what
has made IL so immeasurably popular. The
best doctors in the land prescribe IL. The hnest
scientists endorse It. In IL all those qualities are
found which make it n great friend TO women. IL
relieves the suf1erings " which they are so SUB
jected, and counteracts the wearing effects
which 80 often cause women 10 grow old prema-
turely.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey will, taken with
little water, tone up the system ana replace
languor and weakness with brightness and yigor.
il Is being used by the leading ladies Of the land
But be sure and secure the genuine, and take
only Duffy's. 10 le-lh,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
Wheat Excited Still.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, April 22.-The excitementin the
wheat-pit on the Board OF Trade was continued
to-day. AS on Yesterday the bears had the best
Of IL, and they improved their opportunities by
forcing further reduction in values There we're
occasional rallies but the general tendency was
downward, and the net result OF the DAY 8 traoing
was reduction Of PIC. In values. The other
articles dealt in were In sympathy with the weak
ness In wheat and show material loss IN prices
AZ the opening bell the bears swarmed into the
wheat-pit apparently resolved 70 recoup tnenl-
selves for the losses which they have sustained
during the present advance. They played bold
game, and their onslaught was Irresistible. The
New York contingent which led the recent ad-
vance was selling out its wheat, and most OF the
local bulls followed their lead, though they were
Inclined 20 buy on the breaks by which they were
losers as the breaks came in too rapid success
sion The bear contingent seemed 10 eau the
market successfully at all times, and got the
benefit of all the action that was IN u: lney put
out their wheat on the hard spots took II back on
the breaks, and again flooded the market when
IL rallied. Bulls who had hoped for the price 10
take a decided turn higher were In THIS way
drowned out several timee. Some OF TINS class
were working successfully on the snort sue
They carried the day at the start IN
spite of the fact that the opening English
.onoted cargoes higher. Later cables we're all
lower with Liverpool showing hall penny de-
cline. london was quoted easier, and Paris SOa
90 centimes lower for -four and 90 centimes
lower for wheat for future delivery, tue latter
being equal 20 about 4jso. per bushel decline.
The domestic news was mostly pullisn' vuS
wheat started at $1.10aS1.10le, sold on 70
! 4 0sSe. recovered TO sl.10I&, and then broke 70
a. Osss After rallying 10 S1.09 II again eas et
of IN 81 .OSJk. closing weak at Sl.OS94aSLOoIs
Nav oneusd at S1.1gaS1.124 and sold OH 10
81 10, closing Aa3sc. higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23

cloeed hcavy; No I. rcd. May, sfeol<ati s3f,
closing az Sf.2U1<t Jaly. closing nt tl.lo,s,
September, closing a. s2. cp5& Corn rrcfu,nr
closing easier, moderately active; 20. =, szsxa
sias2jtc.; options declined steadily 70 1altsc
under lest nights close on expectod frecr re-
ceipts and with tho decline IN wheat; May,
7el4c.; June, 75c.; July, 73t4c Oats lover,
dull, and weak Options dull and weakeri May,
eoy4e:; June, oOtc; July, sy5ac sp2s, Nc Ar, !,
and quiet. Cofiee-0pticns opened sfeady and
unchanged 10 10 points down and closed steady
and unchanged % 10 up; May, s17.ooasi Zoo;
July, s17aoasl7: 90; SPOT Rio Quiet ana n,m
active and steady. Molasscs-foreign nrm and
quiet; 50-test In hcgsheads. 1916, bid; New
Orleans firm and quiet. Rice firm and fairy
active. Petroleum quiet and steady rennea,
New York, 6.p0a7.15; Philadelphia and Baiti-
moro, 6.s5a7.10; do. IN bulk, 4.55a4.6o. Cotton
seed OIL strong: crude, od-grsde. 24a21c.
Rosin quiet and arm; strained. common 70 good,
Sl70aSi.7j. Turpentine quiet and firm NJ
4019c- Wool quiet and steady. Pork quiet and
easy: old mess, s11.75asl"."5; rev mess
s13.50asl4.25. Peanuts firm; fancy hand
picked, 49,; farmers, 2ifa35<c. Beef steady
and quiet Beef-bans frn and In fair de-
mnnd. Tierced beef dun but firm- Cut-meats
quiet and flrm. Middles nrm and quiet. Lard
weak and quiet; western steam, S6.e2lf; city,
s0.30as6.40; May, $3.50; June, s7.06; July,
$3.50. Freights 10 Liverpool quiet; cotton,
3-32d.; grain, 1lsd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 2a.-Cssh quotations: Flour
caster, bus not quotably lower. No. spring
wheat s1.10tl No. ., rcd, 81 l@a21. 10. No. 2,
corn, re. No. 2 oats, soc Mess-pork, $500.
Land, s6.10as6. 721s. short-rios, S0;i25Sa
Short-ciear. s6.70as6.S0. Whiskey, e1.ls.
fhe leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT. Opening. Highest. Cosfnq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
Detroit,s streo,-cnr strikers violent.

DETROIT, Mich. April 22.-COntrary TO
general expectation the street-car strikers show
ed up strong this morning. Although the COM
pany got the majority Of Its cars started as usual
The crews did not make more than one trip,
being unable to Withstand the pressure put upon
them by the strikers. As the day passed the
cars became less frequent and At noon tranic
was almost totally suspended. The strikers are
getting more violent and boisterous hourly. Sew
eral teams were unhitched and driven OIL and
the cars overturned on the tracks during the
morning. A striker boarded a car and engaged
the driver in a scufie and both men fell on the
platform. They were severely cut and bruised,
though not seriously hurt. Several collisions
with the police have occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
IRON AND STEEL.
Production of the Country In 1904
Record UnequaIled.
by telegraph 10 the Dispntchl


PHLADELPHIA, Pa. April 22.-The an
nual statistical report of the American
Iron and Steel Association has just been pub
lished. This weeks bulletin Of the association
says:
We now present the exact record as shown
by our annual report OF the production OF lead
ing articles Of iron and steel In the United States
in 1890, in which year We made the best record
In the production Of iron and steel that has ever
been made by any country. Not even Great
Britain has ever achieved such remarkable re-
suits in the production OF iron and steel in one
year as were accomplished in this country in
1890"
Statistics In net tons:
Pig-irOn, including spiegel, 10,307 ,02S !;
spiegeleisen, 149,l02; Bessemer-steel ingots,
Alb, 535; Bessemer-steel rails, 2,091,o7S !;
open-heRrth steel ingots, $50; open-hearth
steel rails, 4,0lS; crucibe-steel ingots, 1910;
rolled-rOn, except rails, 2,S04, S29 rolled-steel
except rails, 1,S20,247; iron rails, 1888; pig,
scrap, and ore blooms, SO, 1888 kegs Of iron cut
nails, 1,S00, 130 kegs Of steel cutJnails, 1884,
SIG; kegs OF wire nails, 3,l35,911; iron and
steel wire-rods l,951.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
An Asylum Horror.

AuRURN. N. Y, April 22.-0n Friday night
he,ween the ward visits Of the night-watch at the
Willard State Hospital, Dewitt Sayacooi' an ePls,
icntic natient killed another patient named
Jdbn Morrow Tho homicide was apparently
Committed by striking the victim with the room
cyockery. which was dashed into fragments, anu
they, the beds, and the walls were spatteteo WIN
blood. ....,.o,go,, 1is
DIR. Bishop II. Weaver upon examination, uis-
,.overed mat the victim died OF sunocation, as
Seyacool after telling Morrow across ms peo
piled the bedding over him WIN announcer Oo"-
stead on top OF that. .,. Ia
SavaoooI was not thought % be dangerous. nc
cave his Testimony before the Coroner IN a clesI'
incid manner, and told IL with as mucn h nma
nhaIsnca nc h he had been butchering hog'
ss~acool eaid that Morrow came TO his (sa,ya-
cool'sC bed In the night and annoyed ,l ntni,
m rot,eh the officers OF the hospital the aa,r nes
beon well hushed up for seVerai days anu "n'
t.,h,a ont vpaterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
sad Suicide in baltimore.

BALTIMoRE, April 22SMr; jacob F F6an was
o. Nth his throat cut last night, died TINS
,oorning at his home In this city fron 'ne oi-
fects OF his wounds. Ia, vosra ~ age.
Mr. France was only thrtyeight Year, % ser
AZ Southoornb his partner, ana the nenipeao
ST. NJ Erance's family state that Mr.. France re-
,nrnad home at 10 oclook last night from wan .
and. going into his dinipgroom TOOK VIA
nis HH.r,shter Ida begged him not 90 40 SO, ana
hsS tSSew the Vial into the stove. He went into
me yard' He was found short time later iy,ns s
on Tie ground with cash In his throat anu ns
ah,,, from me stove by Sergeant Ryan, and was
so1na 70 contain laudanum. Mr.. France nso ,Vr
..sa, wears suffered from spinal trouble ana
,,sryous affection. He leaves a wicow anu NV"
.hfldreu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Apul 22.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day, EOS bales; uplRnds, SIC; Orleans,
o slice; net receipts az AL ports, v,os3
bales: exports-to Great Britain 10,620 bales;
70 the Continent, Gle bales stock. 53s, ~. bales.
lower and fairly active, chiefly for forward
shipmenr; No. cred, e1.233S IN store, eI.2o4
anoaL Options opened jxs1I1c. lower, with spe-
cial pressure 70 sen late months ON weaver
English and Continent cables under better
weather and crop conditions. There was after
wards On advance Of za1t<c. on liberal export
business In future deliveries, then came break
Of 15<e34c, or 10 tho lowest prices Of the day on
EeulnR oat <er6iEn long xhaaL and the inafkef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
NOW POSTMASTER M'LAUGHLlN.
lie is Commissioned to Take Charge May
lst-The New Virginia Judgeship.
From Our Regular Correspondent

lst-lhe New Virginia Judgeship.
Prom Our Regular Correspondent
NAHNOrOS, April 22.--Jsmes M. Nc
lalth.lu, the wly-appointed postmaster,
30 DO ihe city to-day. lie filed his bond, re-
oa1I hIs commission, and went away
',l the department quite happy
IAl. 10 viii Do remembered that a lively hgnt
s'- made on him last winter when his nomina-
ii vas sem; 20 the senate, that body falling 10
a' on Tie nomination. The President, how
~ reapp0inted him about two weeks ago, IN
ti.r % some new charges filed.
OJECTs TO BREWERY AGENCIES.
81, PIE lostnaster-Ge neral was never In favor OF
D. gtiiu for this Office because OF the TACT
--t' Dc is the agent az Lynchburg OF brewery.
..' friends Of Mclaughlin got their work In at
Pc, White House, though.
u b. guierstOOd that Mr.. Jennings, the retiring
L.A',fa'i' postmaster, win turn over the post
'.-.t 20 lie successor the LIST Of May.
An OFFICE FOR BUTLER.
showing ones among Virginia Republicans de-
'a,r ltAi as soon az the President returns Cen
'i. Malone viii make a fresh attack IN behalf
sllfc Paul for circuit judge. The little Dess
o., q double object Ia view. II he can have
,tltr Paul appointed Butler Malone win stand
e"-l'I chance OF becoming clerk OF the new
Ntt and enjoy the emoiuments Of the fat ONCE
''f Wel-posted Virginia Republican, who Is
d, lis a close watch Of events, does not tnink
.2' ilr uew judges viii DO appointed before inc
'-''13..nG Of Congress nextwinter,
PosTNAsTERs.
f's'nastcrs for North Carolina were appoint
.-liy az follows: NJ. J. Hobson, Conraas,
go. county, rice w. Spillman, resigned; NJ
ANauu, Parks, Wilkes county, pioe a. A.
LA'A- resigned: l. Jacobs, Ferble, Rowan
'-A'y, t.os j. B. Sheets resigned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
HAmMocKs, LAWN TENNIS, sc,
HAMMoOKs,
Lawn Tennis. Racket and Balls.
INDIAN CLUBS AND DUNB-BELLs.
J.w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ap 14-d&w Richmond, Va
DELINQUENT TAXES
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
IN PAYERS

OFFICE or COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs,l
RICHMOND, April 1, 1901.
BY AN ORDINANCE or THE CITY 1T Is
REQUIRED that notice shall be given In the
daily newspapers, under the direction Of the
Committee ON Finance, that the LIST OF DE-
LINQUENT TAXES ON REAL ESTATE for the
preceding year will be published In one OF moro
OF the daily papers and also the time and place
OF sale Of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above, notice If hereby
given that said list will be published In The state
on SATURDAY the 18th day Of April, and
SATURDAY the I'd day Of May, 1891. The sale
will take place In front of the City Hail. on Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth streets, between
the hours Of IL O'Clock "a. and o'clock Z. NJ, on
MONDAY the 4th day OF May, 1891.
All parties who do not wish 70 have their pro
perty advertised and sold as delinquents must
pay ON or before the 18th day OF April, 1891.
JOHN A. MEANLBY,
ap 2-eod1m Collector of Delinquent Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
YORK-RIVER LINE. VIA wEsrroIsr
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN NO 10, $40 II. ~
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday.
Stops as all stations- AZ Lestor Manor connects
with stage for waikerton; with Baltimore
steamer az West Point
TRAIN NO. 10, 4:40 Pm.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except Sunday
for West Point, connecting with River
steamers for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK.
steamers leave Baltimore r. n. daily, except
Trains arrive At Rishmond eI5 A. n ana
49, = TRAIN no. 40, TAO AN
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday leaves
Twenfy-thsri street. for West Point and mterne-
Tictstoiiiso a. station foos Of Virginia street.
Open s A. N. % ?. n and from r. =. % s;S3
A. n
SOL HhAs. JAZZ l. TAYLOR
Tsss NsA.ss, ger, a,ssss .I rasss.sss Asss a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23

aaorge whitmore. president Of the Nephi
Utahl National Bark was nanooeo Ius o.
fuesday By gold-brick swindiers' VINO nave uiS'
appeared.
1en5nS K,iehts Templar OF the United States,
ulas s s,ar OF the southern States, was given
on .,s.s We reseption M Atlanta by the conmandery
az Georgia last night.
~ the persons poisoned al the Loaisyille wed
aihs ~. ,,svsi "a he dying, and Mrs Dir. Hcpson
~, = In mi 10 Louisville, Mrs. Gray is worse.
veg w.tshews. William Terry and "a l. Dor
s sSs arc ia q prscarious condition
Mun,clpsl elections we're held n large num- N
lI s,,sser throughout Illinois Tuesday. In tho
pe sts - !hsre nconse was the tssne tScnfS-four
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
triple pomestic Tragedy.

Wysr SroCKBRmoE. MASS, Aprm . m;rn
ti 49,, 6ers and tust over tho New YORK line
ni l.,, Ia" parterson Oh Chatham, N. y, seventy
nsa ssars old. shot his dead wite'e sister MIS-
@ppsiians zeible and hcr husband Peter Ne pas
KILLS ne hes hsd trouble with them since the
xcrs =, ia vile. ouarrolling over the division q
oea.n y, Mra. zelbIe says tho trouble y leal
M and that Barkerson wanted ner 70 NJ
sin hIra. Tho murderer WIZ uie' pu'
zalhie will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBHCCO mNnNGi'
[Reported for the Dispatch-l
APRIL 90, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 81 pack
ages and 10 taken In; highest, $685.; lowest
s3-average, s10.64.
Loose sales at Shockoe warehouse to-day wore
3,Sl5 pounds. Highest, s12.75; lowest, $500.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, s22s tobacco, s2,93S.2o-sotai'
e3,166.o2.
Private sales: Filters, Is; smokers, o; wrap
pers, 8; darks, 26-total, 5S hogsheads
Messrs. T. yagelsang, Bremen, Germany;
Samuel H. Wise, Boston, Mass, and p. Huener'
Paris, France, were among visitor on Change to-
day.
Mr.. Hueffer Is Of the well-known banking urn
In Paris and for years the contractor for French
and Italian regse tobaccos.
The John Wright Company, tobacco MANN
fsoturers, have their own agent In Louisville
KY, as buyer-Mr. T. l. Butler. The company
Jas been very successful