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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
NORFOLK PEANuT MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1893.
apRTgEn

AHMED
Steamer Ariel, DeyO, Norfolk, merchandisS
and passengers irwin Weslger, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 49, 1885
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
British steamship Masonic, canary Islands.
schooner L. sutton, Providence.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL IL, 1893
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Allegheny, Parker, PROVIDENCE tit
Norfolk aud Newport News, passengers AM
general cargo. n,.,
steamship Baltimore, Ge0ghegan, baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer elm City. Marshall, MalAerIon' pc"
sengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Allegheny, Parker, providence va
Norfolk passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, dcOghegan, baltimofe'
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Norfolk pHsseh'
gers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
FACE A SOLID SCAR.
Baby One Month Old Broken Ont With Sores
Tried Doctors and Faith Cure
No Benefit.
Now Perfectly Well Completely Cured
by Seven Dollars Worth of
Cuticura Remedies.

When my baby was one month old his face
broke ont with plmples. | thought It was tho
hives. tried everything that the doctors gave
me and IL only seemed 10 make hun worse. |
tried one faith doctor, but no did not do MN any
good. Ny baby's lace was solid scab from
those pimplcs. / used hy1 boxes OF CCllcCRA,
six cakes % CUTlCCEA SOAR, and three bottles ut
CUuCURA REsOLyENT, which cured him. My lit
tie boy u 3 years Old now: he Is Just ~ large
and well q child as you would want to SEQ.
l. Z. HUME,
41O east Pecan street,
Sherman, Tex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
Washington District Metbodis,~

Correspondence OF tho hicnhiohn psptsohl
ALrxAspRIA, Va, April iS-At meeting oil
fhe Board OF stewards Of the WASHINGTON us
trlct soutt ern Methodist Church held 10 tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
MRS. LuLlE 4. coRelN PASSES AWAY.
Elected Teller of the National Bank-mr.
CrutchheId's Medal

CrutchGeId's Medal.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 1s.-Mrs. Lulie
Hoomos Corbin, relct OF James Parke Coron'
died this morning at O'Clock at the residence Of
her eon-in.law, II. c. Bowie, Esq. IN Caroline
county. For many years she had boon consist
ent member Of Grace Episcopal churcL III 'Aat
county. She rs the mother or MesSrs. thhhIhB
Moore and Teyor COrbin, OF Lexington ny;
Nrs Bowie and Mr.. Champ Corbin, of Caroline
county, and Mrs. Joseph Brown, OF tHtnhsFlhe
Nd. and stcpmother o. Mossts ;. Ne!io'd anu
James Parks C0Tbn, Mrs. W. II. picslhHoI' 81
Caroline county. ana Mrs. Professor BROOKE OF
me Board Of Directors OF the National Bank
OF this city elected to-day Mr.. Hugh j. SCOTT
teller OF that bank. IN place OF hr LOWS val,
lace. who resigned 10 accept the P4siuOh 0l
bo1k-kccper I'm the firm Of Charles wallace "
brother. Mr. Wallace is n son OF the newly
appointed Postmaster, Whn - WemDei uI me
above firm, and retlres IN ORDER 10 BNo us cn'h
attention 20 his ofice.
PERSONAL.
Miss Maize Scott. daughter of Atorney.Genc-
re Scott IL visiting the Misses Carnichael mere
Rev. William j. Morton, assistant rector OF 81
James Episcopal church, in richmond ana VINO
was recently married, passed through mere 70
day with his bride en- route for Caroline 10 Nst
his father. in that county. A.,
Miss Alice the accomplished daughter OF MI
James Davis, n prominent farmer oi orange
county. aud Mr. John l.. Henderson, very
popular young maI Of Louisa county we're mar
red al the DISCIPLES church, al LhlohNio'
Orange county, to-day.
InE MEDAL.
Mr. +. u. Crutchhed, superintendent OF Toe
public schools hore, has received the PEABODY
medal recently awarded the schools here for
heat exhibit OF uenmanslipH at the Superiutebo-
euts' conference. II Is copper medal, on one
side Of which "a a bust OF the late 6eofgc Itd-
body in ba--relief, with tliis iusIlpuon; "beoIeo
Peabody, bora 18Th February, l1No. dled an
November 1860 On the reverse side arc
these words: Education. DEBT DUO rom
present to future generations. The trustees u
ine Peab0Iy Education Fund, awarded 70 ftede-
rirkslurg Public schools for best exhibit IN ron
mansAip SIperintcudonts' Conference at Bod
ford city. july. 1872
Miss Janot NJ. Harris. daughter o. professor
Harris. Of Richmond College, ~ the guest OF hef
Young friend here, Miss ". Byrd scott.
Ars. Charles PICKETT, o. Norfolk, who has bcen
visiting her sister here, Mrs. George W. shop
herd has returned home, accompanied ly her
niece. Miss Maggie shepherd
Rev. Dr. Thomas 5. Runaway, who has been
confined 20 hs home by sickness was able to
ride out to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

ST. LOUS, April lS.--Fiour very duh blt
steady aud un, hanged. Wheat sank slowly.
tcrday; No. >. red, cash, higher az 0fA-'. Nay,
closing. 65iec.; july, 6plac.: August. 69;sc.
Corn was dead; No. > mixed, cash $3.50, May.
Sc. July, 3s7sc. Oats drm No. ,. cash. Sic;
May, 309sc. Whisky, Sl.l5. Provisions strong
Gnd higher. Pork-stsndaIi mess. iOphing,
new, $3.50. Lard, s9.d2lS. Dry-saN meats
loose shoulders. 1878 longs and RIBS, sof5;
shorts, 1910; boxed lots, loo. more. "a on,
packed shoulders. 81 70 longs and ribs, sl0.23s
s1O.37lS: shorts. slO.bJasl0.62ba; sugar
cured hams. l2)4al3Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

THE WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear IN tho morning and cloudy N inc
afternoon and night. The skies were clear a.
midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at the fron'-door
OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

FLOUR.-We quote Fine, s2se2.ej; super
nne, s2.!5as2.JO; extra, s3es3.5O, family s4a
e4.j0; patent, s4.75Gsj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
Nrw voRk STOCK Market.

NEW YORK, Apru IS.-Noney on call easy
ranging from . to 4; last loan at 4, aud closing
offered at 4. Primo mercantile paper obSaS
per cent.
Sterling exchange firm: posted rates, sfS1'Sa
ss.S9h commercial bills, si.SJl9asASs.
Government bonds have been weaiec state
bonds have been duh. Railroad bonds have
been arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK April 1S.-flOur duh 5alOc. low
ar. absence OF buyers: southern nOur dun and
weak: common 10 talr extra, s2.lOas3lO; good
10 chotse 90 s3.l5as4.2S. Wheat fairly aciye
ana ilrm: No. . red. store and elevator, Goa
15l6c.; afOat. 7BAa7blIc.; options dun,
opened weak, With tlc. decline, closing steady
Of Ac decline: No. : rod closed-Apri, 1870;
May, 754c.; June. 764sc. Corn fairly active ior
exports No. =, red. f05%a50c. in elevator; BOA
5Ol6c. anoat; ungraded mixed. 4dls4S|se. !;
steamer mixed, 4SNc.; No. 8. 4Sc. options very
dun without feature, closing steadyat Isahc:
decline. .oats-SPo, qaiet aud nrm; options daii
aud easter April, 35c.; May, 33tsc.; June,
33ssc; spot prices. No. ., 37l@c.; No mixed
western, J7a39c.; white do, 39a49. Cotton
seed oil dun and steady; crude. 40s4lc- yei-
low, Acc. Petroleum quiet: refined nominal
ROsln dull and steady strained, common 10
good. sI.251Sasl.3o Iuroentine quiet ana arm
80 321ha33e. Rice steady and quiet Moiasses-
Foreign nominal; New Orleans, open ketlle,
good 20 choice. irm and falily active az JOa3sc.
nal Wool dun and nrm. Beef duiet aud easy !:
family, sllasi2; extro mess, y. oOase. DO Beer
hams duh and steady as SIS. Tlercod beef dull
ana steady city extra India mess, sl7asl i.oO.
picked bellies, l0c. shoulders, Pc; HAMS
l2Iaai3c. Middles quite, aud steady: short.
clear. l0j4c. Lard quiet andweskef; western
steam closed at slO; city, 30 option safes
none: renLed dull and wesker; Continent
s1O35; South Americs. $1,000; compound.
T5saSc. PORK dull aud easy Old mess, . i'..o
new mess, $685.; extra primo nominal. COZ
lee-0ptens opened AZ a decline OF 30 20 100
points and closed steady at oOa7oc- GOWN !,
April, el2.aOsei330; May, sl2.1oasiSsV
july. sI2.65ssI335: September, stA,5s
siS20 November, SIC. s5asla.l0: spot RIO
dull ana nominal; No. Z, lac. sugar daiI aud
firm: fair refining. 3I4c. refined quiet ana nrin
OF A, 45laf5sc.: STANDARD A. lo-ioaolsc.
GRADUATED, 4 i5-l6a5l@c. Freighis 70 LIVER
pool ouiet and weak. Cotton. 3-3|d.; grain,
lad.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April is.--fhe Jonah on Change
to-day was May wheat. While everything eisc
ma n ouist season and lcis on al about last
nlghts pricss. May whoat appeared about ready
Co iump overheard. Nobody scsued to care vory
macn. Ins ellQUe brokers had considerable
Nav for SALE but az shorts covered az
rrss rather msagre demand and weak.
ness ruled, prices soon going Oh Tag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
Tho E1lts' Henefit.

The Flks' benefit at the Theatre tonight will
be on enjoyable entertainment. Some OF The
beat amateur talent will appear aud an into-
resting programme will be presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
81 Ut III
GENERALiIsT IRREGUIAR.

The general list was kept somewhat irregular
by these movements but liuctualed within COM
paratiyeiy narrow limits until quite lato In the
DAY, when the bulls ruehed prices up ON tho
shj rts Manhattan sold up 81 to ljll4 sugar
., 10 l92y,: Chicago l2i. % s1Is Western tniou
lal. To Ops Missouri Pacific lls 70 jl19 Ma
tional Cor iage ~. 10 6l2l General Electric III,
to 1O3li (eK-diyidend), and the other leading
shares from n 10 ] !, per cent. Just previous 70
the close Manhattan fell back 70 $50 and chit
cago Gas Go SO34, but the remainder OF the list
reacted only tractionally, and the market lett
on firm I'm tone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
To Hntid Up

To Bniid Up
Your System and restore
YouR STRENGTH.
Inyigorate your Liver and
PURHY YoUR BLOOD,
Strengthen your Nerves and
GIVE An APPETITE.
Take that Excellent Medicine,
p. p. II.
[Priekly Ash, Poke-Root, and Potassium
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

WaEAr.-iongberry, 75a77c. Mixed. 73s7 &C.
Sh0rtDerFy, 7OasGc. No rel, 7ie15c. -
CORS.--Prine virginia, bag lots Ole. No. :
white, 5OG5lc.: No mixed. 49c.
OATs.-No. miXod. 31a37lsc.: No. 3 mixed,
3Da30c.
RYg--0OQ65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

The dealings, OF course, we're largely proies-
stonal and the changes were due CHIEFLY to ma
ntuulation. but operators who lacked courage
Yesterday bought lbersily on all the reactions
to-day. Sales-lsted stocks, $4,000 shares; I'M
listed, $4,000
treasury balances: Coin, SG9,7l6,339; cnr-
rnnrY. elD.3O1 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
cRA,NANo COTTON EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND April 1s.-OrFERISEs-~ Wheat, 600
bushels. Corn, 200 bushels OATS, |,OOO bhsh-
es.
SALEs.-Whest 900 bushels. oats. 200 BUSH
els.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
STOCK QUOTATIONS


Ala. Class A...... IO3l5 Ienn.new b's,sski04
DO. B..iAskedl lO6IG do.'do. - liskd rs
do. C........... % Virginia 6s.- Did %
La. COnsol-...... 04i5 Va. ex matured
y. c. 4a.....Otd) % coupons OLD -
DO. IS. 49, bid1l20 Va. oonsOis........ 30
5. c. Browns. ibid) % T.. :. Is. cOupons.ll3
Tenn. ObIs........ 81 I-. :. 4's, registd.. i27s
Tenn. now settle /. ;. rs, reg lod) 90Is
meut 0A.,....lOil5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton. &C.. and the
Weather Indications
lRr tolocranh o the pIspatch. !

= WASHINGTON, ID. c., April ls.-Fore-
cDUU e., s, :: V sss.s g +, ';:a ss:s'
- Increasing cloudness: sou'heasieriS
winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair; sou'her-
" Winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
VIRGINIA OFFICES.
,-AvIoNs FILED AT TIE TREA-
A. eJqY DEPARTMENT.
..r,o.ion OF Caroliuas Me Plums
,s,u, rs,blem-fhe " hR' Hut" an"
.,CsI,cctorships-rost.onices'
oa, Regular corrOspondonll

,.. 0af Eesu'ar Correspondent
,-< tpul ~. Senator Hutton
g., White House TODAY with
.,r. Harrison, OF Winchester,
.,.- 81 shenandoah. and Judge
sd. ot Winchester, 20 urge the
Of Rev. DR.. John I. HYDE,
....er. .or Commissioner of Edu-
.,t.rr NircinIans filed Applica.
.... Irai-ury Department to-day
e. Wallace. ot Richmond. for
-.. Custom. IA that city; John
iyrchb1rc. Collector Of In
....... f.r the Sixth District; ".
Viewers Cave. Collector Of
l...y.. fol the Sixth District;
.... ~ Roanoke. lnspector Of
U.ury. ~ Richmond, custo-
... vrr.t foI rolls. dies. andplates.
... ...lv lne North Carolina ap-
t..toiC. H. Denny, who wants
rrt.alant az construction for
Iulnc at Bcidsviilc.
.,..LNIASs AZ SKA
.,a. political phrase, good
...u N1fih Carolina do not at
whore they are at. and
.- Cleveland makes tho first
Western District of tho State
...tu nri with any degree Of
... What localities will Get the
.t.Is distributed IA that portion
.. lens thought the marshal
.-tlc craftsmanship will first
fhou the Collector OF Inter
uIl he appointed. or II may
.tf., latter viii be the trst one
Aces filled. That is what
t.. statesmen. the candidates,
politicians.
|...1- the present Republican
.t..r,ev. ltls admitted. even uy
OPP GeutS. that he has made
.+t. rr.g. and hc is rcckOucd "A
alUty and hc has been
prosecutions. This IS re-
r- tae fact that the district IS
- .- nt of the most difficult OF
.... -.v-nUe districts 20 handle.
l., increased as per cent.
HARRISON Admiuls,rati0n.
ls SAID. did not
Ya-r sop ia lo>s. but he east his
..r ia-f N-sr. ~ the term % the
...-l.y IS held 20 have COM
~. date II hls appointment
.-- N,i expire June 9Th, tut he
.ttfu.l uutii February. 1890,
..eI the President NAV not con
...nF. until next February. If
..4 weary wait for the gentle
...r- tn tle successOtshlp. and
.c.. 1n charges arr beng pre-
VI. Price.
I D.uu. oft Winston. and Mr..
of franklin. are conceded o.
.r- candidates for the attorney
. l..... otter spending most ot
N4,i.ngton. LA, returned
90. l.a- Us still. here. The lat
..r' considerable tlmoln tIr CITY,
.l..g remarked that he has
tE.r.lInfi. agreeable 20
.. la.Wet lso ability ot Mr..
I.i. land hnI~ ALWAYS SMILING,
and c.uhient. Mr. Glenn =
.a boss Do" can oe turned
.. magnificent caWuaisu hc
...v and ana Stevenson, and
..., tell at present just what
As0rrN TrlTNp.
r'rart VI llr. Joseph 6. Nil
.....-r. G. fIa t.frrf1-Ll in-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
cLEvELANp - nAwAIL

The message OF President CLEVELAND
transmitted 10 cougrrss with the CORE
spondence In the Hawaiian affair left his
critics with no tenable ground on which
70 stand
Il completely disposed Of the mass of
rubbish which the republican press was
hurting al the administration ana pre-
scented the actual condition Of affairs with
out any attempt % conceal 10 any partic.
ular the part he had taken in the effort
TO undo q wrong.
n ih9re were any members ot his own
party who were disposed TO be p little
doubtful as to the wisdom and discretion
Of his coracct all doubts were dispelied
when ne LAID the tlcts before congress.
and hence the resolution by The committee
on foreign affairs coudemHlng the action
Of Minister Stevens and commencing the
course Of President Cleveland Th!s resl-
luton VIII come up Tor debate as soon as
congress meets after the recess. and not
only viii the presidents party adherents
stand b. him, but he VIII have the aym-
patty ard support Of tha better class
OF nigh minded republicans and ndepeud-
ents. This IS Indicated by the tone Of Tie
independent presa, which uniformly up
holds his course, and OF some Of the re.
publican newspapers which are not biased
by partisan prejudice, since his Message
was made public The Boston Herald. in
dependent, for instance says:
The art point that VIII strike many ia
the reading " President CleYeland's mes
sage upon Hawaiian anaIra iB ms COM
pltte refutatpn 81 the charge that he had
Ae3l6heu 70 restore the monarchy on thoFe
lalaHd ~ the military force OF the Untod
ntttrs 6pfeFumcnt The second 8e think
WIZ % tne strong sense Of Justice and
lsht that perv4des IL. NJ shows dc keen
~ appreciation of tine wrong that mad
uFeIt cone weak foreign power by the
Ilactlnhtons 81 the American minister
REPRESENTING our government ana un earn
NIX PREPARATION FOR H. ii President Cieye-
land has erred 4t an Ia this relation, II IL
AiR cgtldence la the desire and purpose
OF the american people 10 undo such in-
JURY ~ had been wrought M their name
N thus respect u ne small not b. sustaln-
ca ny them Ia What he has made h 5 ideal
~ thls eid, II VIII not at ali lessen the
Henillty or lhe eiBnity Of his attitude. II
ne V paiAea at home In what he has as
{4ftl 70 20, we must place the RESPONSE
bAlt8 upon tne Interruptions partlsaushin
Mhieh appeals % the lower Instincts OF
rue peapl and which IS more concerned
% win q partisan victory over q consei-
entloua executive than 20 place the Nation
upon q plane Of rsngtude before the world
That portion OF the message which eE-
poses the action Of Minister stevens ii
ostrlhrnwln8 q feeble bat friendly govern
ment p the United States, with q View 10
recurring control u Il ia the assumed IN
.srest OF cur own country, IS mastery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
TAX ON INCOMES


1 San FrancIsca Examiner: No income
tax that is ever likely TO receive serious
consideration viii begin to burden the
rich as heavily as the tariff and excise
taxes burden the poor.
Memphis Observation-Disclosures: A tax upon
the Incomes of corporations can not be
called tax upon the Incomes Of rich men.
~ we are 10 have an income tax II should
be tax upon individuals
Springfield Republican: Every time a
new tax rs proposed now there is great
chatter about It's being unpopular" Did
anybody, by the way, ever hear Of a tax
"nlcn was not unpopular with those who
raid it?
Monroe CGa) Advertiser. The equity OF
such a tax is what commends It. An in
come tax would draw from the extremely
wealthy and would force them 10 bear
the burdens Of government equally with
the laboring class.
Providence journal; il should be noted
ny these who think that an income tax
IS difficult II not impractloable device
that It's collection IN Great Britain is so
satisfactory that now when q Gencit is
threatened IN British revenues an increase
IN me direct levy ON Incomes is the first
relief thought OF.
Augusta Chronicles There is, we be-
lieVe, popular sentiment In this country
IN favor OF an income tax There are 80
many people In the country that II viii
not affect ana 80 many whom it is de-
signed 20 reach do not now, in the opin-
lon OF the public hear just proportion
OF the burdens Of the government that n
INV carrying such a tax into effect, III
ieit TO popular vote, would be carried
overwhelmingly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
POINTS Anour PEOPLE.

Rt Roy. Robert samuel GrerE. bishor
90 Cork has been elected archbi5hop OF
Armagh and primata of an ireland
,.t,, rt. ,,-.- ~.
,,,r W az ~ ~" ~, w. I'M
49, - 49, -'N'N Naitl ufou
'" IN. .ii. 9as "'it 49,. va q
49, t"j u1,9Pi."' VIZ '.ei,l4eU % re-
'.s ~. ~, l'"l " ~. ~ "et
''t'", @u .,','t' lH 'uPp't' Oh
-'. 49," qNI-'He w tt'e" y" ~ anu
"No..y '5i s'a5l N.i'se' 'Nee 20 80 NUE.
- wan NM "a'i''
The late Professor Tyndali was not pos
sessed Of 700 much OF the modosty that
h.ppvatl 20 chA'Ae'ell2e genius ne
we "'Ell1.'1 M bls views ana as retny'
lll tils most LieaAiy way 70 teach M
t"ns lo,luJs aA 70 instruct ME
thaiA'r'iaib ~ unalAesa matters, ~ mas
ufrn as,a 81 nun mat he never mac any
aoupt ehnut hhy lhihs, ilom nome RUE 70
hppNe,i'eoa4 generation from the compost
u'h OF 9u8t t' lhe oflBlR OF thlhs8'
Ingalls, looked more attenuated than
ever when he made ME address In Kansas
city the other day Ills long frock coat
huUtcucl accumulated the the gQuntness OF
his figure and thlH with the streaks OF
white in hi5 hair, made him appear TO be
"a compromise between an Illuminated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26
How to Build a CITY.

Memphis Appeal-Avalanohe
There is citizen of Augusta, G. I
the name of Patrick Walsh. he 3 =
owner of an excellent newspaper i ?
had done nothing more than print ga
a paper he would be entitled to The sis'
nal regard Of his fellow citizens By Z
has done more than this he ms X
the most active and aggressive Of he ~,
Zens of Augusta in all publlc eDls'p Il
that make for the welfare and alfss.s
ment of that city. He Is eleFgelc ~
out being absurd He wastes 10 3iltl z. i,
ton. He does the right thing In t1e ~.
way at the right time, He Is NV 4 Z,
independeut thought but his lhglsAs ]
ever in the direction OF AuElsA ". "
country round about that city Is -
as conpared with the fructferolss, 60. VI
ter of the soil in the vicinity o. Asn sl..,,
with limited natural resources $500 n
has come to be the most lNlsIsis'iisls .. /,
important OF the cities Of Geotsls, IL 49,
due to the manufacture OF ~ ~ ,s,,.
rial that was within Augusta gse ~ n
Patrick Walsh pointed ine VIZ nsfi
people followed He mas lehs y III
tbibgs m stimulate the business 49,
e ~ and TO nrevent his fellow elIli;;lA XVI I,
growing discouraged. Win uss an NJ
state of unparalleled depression, VIZ w.
people weary of expos tons 49, ~
the Worlds Fair, il requlIel 2 Y. ~ 4
extraordinary nerve TO prpp0ss,. ,-ssi NJ
riieta aypnsftlon that would aViyss,s n
attrntion OF the whole country t.,ia
Walsh undertook this appaf sAus .,,iii.l
task and Internationally mas ~ ..s e, d
himself. lie has brought 70 Assss .tss n
vice president Of the vlll s.st nj y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-26

II wants Kurne Breckenridge who ibis
mex dore ter me put under a million dollar
bond ter keep de peace" said Sam John
sing eNcltediy @ an Austin, Texas, JUS
tce Of tho peace
Has he threatened your lifeq" asked
the justice.
'lle has done dat berry ting He ;ole
me dat no was gNginter ON de xet nicrah
he caught after dark IN his hen house
plum fun Of observation-disclosures sifinss.
Kansas city Timea The statement that
an Income Tax can not De collected Is no
most absurd OF all the arguments which
have been advanced against IT, There rs
no more reason against mo expedI sncy
and possibility OF lsyying such tax than
there is against the expedieney and poss-
SillIy OF personal,pr0periy tax. The
same objection Is alike applicable 10 both
IL man VIII DE about his Income he win
lie about his personal holdings