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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

So 3 s:n s,s:as ss se- III ming ,s...
corn-Flrmcr; mixed. 500. x,
March: 1sasp,tr; Apsx' swS2xke:
NAV, ft.fp<i&c.: sseaf,sc StsfHc.:
xpc., bid: southern. by ssuo 80 nlxod,
do, on grade. 4iHQa2c. &szgcc.:
Oata--Inact!ve. No SA,.
" Kysi;,, MOI mised Do. ,sswc.. ''sra'
ut noSrrSs's'' '0od to eAoios timothy.
Grain freights-Firu. VII,
inquiry; steamer 10 IIs.nooI improved
ter, Is. h.ues. for March. ~ ker quar-
ders. ed. for March. ~v's Tor or
Gotton-steady: mlddhng. "a.
ERgs--Easy at 1910. ~
Other articles unchange,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March l.-yhe,,
were In thr asoendaucy =, 10 bulls
the pears showed a Correspond. ami
~ e'sappo.n'inshl. livery scr.p ny INT
mat CAME Infused new sfs,..sl hews
prices, aud inramed the arl,, o os INTO
Eastern markets, particulafiy ouyers.
were opponents OF tn ad,.."N York,
and Questioned the corfe1.-.et tg'i4y,
builish advances. They AL, ~ ths
orders, but local operators .,,.,s s'iing
and the Northwest h,l- 4 80. Heely.
ttdil May Obfhta ~ Isr kt..t 'teNe-
closed yesterGay. al lt.c thaa
tween e)'-c. and seia 'ii b.
with a net gain for the dav y. y, closed
at eohc. Va ~ &c.
Corn was FIRM. within r,,..
limits. Business was exec, -, 'afrow
and traders kept their e,.s light.
for insniration. The opening w. what
better tnaA yesterdays o,oss ~ shtie
then declined slightly. a.lv.,c', Market
and closed a fraction ,ab0pt -, III ',c.
than yesterday. Cash corn a.. n'sh'r
demand. Prices were lrm. f,. !" ilir
special change. "i.uJus
oats were In sympathy WITH o,,,.
corn. and were. % cDr-.. fr- ana
closed NC. higher thaa ,.....f Nay
oats were tirmer and d ..... ... ''''l
Provshons-Thsre We. lilo
5000 hogs over the numi.. ot
the yards this mOnine ami .- AZ
naturally lower r.. .r. N-i'
opened weak and oa.- My
throughout the entlrr e... .,, >
lack OF support was rv.i.r, ~ ''lal
though a feeble reaction t.. al
response TO the strength of "a, IA
the unLertone was vIsihiy ,,...t
pork closed l5c. lower than 49, al
May lard Ii9aloc. lower. ana Mn -. -,
ii%0loc. lower. ' ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
More Water for Winchester.

WINCHESTER. VA, March L-(spe-
ial.)-The vote on the water question here
to-day resulted almost unanimously In
favor Of an additional supply Of water,
being 6ss I'm favor of and IS against. To-
night the Friendship Fire Company
adopted suitable resolutions commenting
Mr.. c. y. Rouss. upon his generous gift
Of $4,000 for supplying water-works in
Winchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. MARCH I, IoOf-
OFFERISGs.- Wheat. $50 bushels Corn
Mixed. 200 bushels. Oats, 226 bushels. Meal,
2S bushels. -.
sALEs.-Wheat, ESQ bushels. Oats, 226 BUSH
ella. ,ooo
QUOTATIONS.. Wheat, longberry. 80s63c;
mixed. 59a63c.; shortbeiry, 5sa62c.; NO: z, red
$40. Corn-White Virginia (bsg lots. 43c. No.
2 white. 43c No. z mixed. +2at21sc. oats,
winter, for seed. 37a40c.; No. mixed DOC;
No. 8 mixed, 3ia34IRc. Rye, 55a5Ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
CaptaIn Billy and Hi, scout,

There Will he a meeting of the Union
Democratic Club and Scouts at Powell 5
Hall, Twenty-fourth street and Church
Hin avenue. tonight at s O'Clock. Those
present will be addressed by Judge G. t.
Nicol Hon. John :. Harwood, and can
didates for city offices. There will be- a
large attendance OF the voters OF Jeffer-
son ard Marshall wards. and citizens
generally. All are invited. Postmaster
CullingWorth will preside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

Huckster Hsrman Rsiisved Of oso-Bc~rd
ef Public WORKS No More.

Huckster Hsrman Rsiisved Of osO-f3o~rd
ar PubIsc works No Moro.
ROANOKE, VA. March L--fSpecial)--
A bold highway robbery was perpetrated
on the road between this city and Salem.
three miles west Of here this morning
about sunrise. John l.. Hartman. buck
ster, was bringing wagon-load of pro-
duce to the market here, and when near
Fairview cemetery two white men asked
him for ride. He consented. one TAX
ing a seat beside him and the other get
ting into the wagon behind them. After
going a short distance the man on the
seat proposed to Hartman TO trade pis-
tolls. Harmon told him he had no pistol
with him, whAreupon the man showed
revolver In his face while his companion
caught Harman's arms from behind. They
then proceeded 10 search his person for
money. and securing 50 jumped on the
wagon and disappeared. Hartman had I'll
In his left hip-pocket. which the robbers
did not find. On his arrival at Roanoke he
reported the case 10 the police, tut so far
no clue has been obtained of the rob-
bers.
ABOLISHED.
In accordance with the provisions OF
the amended charter TO this city. the
Board of Public Works was abolished
to-day, the members turning over the
books. papers. and furniture of the Of
flee TO the City Auditor and Clerk of the
Council The duties OF the board Will
now devolve mainly on the city officials.
The Iocal-option contest case came up
to-day In the Circuit Court on an appeal
before Judge 5. G.. Whittle. OF Martins
Vile. and was argued all day. The at
torneys for the license-people claim that
the law required one fourth OF the per-
sons voting at he preceding election to
sign petition for local-option election;
also that a writ Of election should be ia
sued by the court, and. as only an order
was made I'm this case. no election was
held. Judge Whittle reversed his deci-
SION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
Confirmation of nominations.

yASuING1ON. March 1.-The Senate
has confirmed the following nominations
Granville stuart, OF Montana, TO be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to Paraguay and Uruguay.
W. b. Robinson. Collector OF 'us'oihs
District OF Tappahannock, Va
postmasters: Virginia--W. a; Ashby
Cuipepcr; ". T. Dupuy, Roanoke; J. >
Gray5on. Luray, and Il. il. Herbert
Portsmouth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
The Defendant Pays Costs, Counsel Fees
and ,hs Prosecution Withdrsws.

ana sho ifosttution "h""""~'
RALEIGH. N. c.. March i.-tSpeclai)--
In the Superior Court here to-day
judgment was entered In the suit OF w.
y. Barnes. secretary Of the North Caro-
lima Farmers Alliance. against John Il.
Kerr. OF Asheyille. for $4,000 damages
for libel. Kerr, In his paper. the Ciu-
Zen. charged Barnes with having falsely
certified that W. 4. Crawford. member
OF Congress from the Ninth District,
had signed the Alliance demands three
years ago. Kerr has published fetrac-
ton ana apology. and this was exhibited
Ia court lie has also paid the costs.
counsel fees, and other charges. ara
BaTnss has Withdrawn the prosecution.
Barnes has the demand card signed by
Crawford Kerr said the charges were
honestly made by him but under y mis-
lake on his part as 10 the facts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
MUNSON'S HOMO. MED. co
THE BRAZIL ELECTION.
Moraes and Pereira Chosen President and

Moraes and Pereira Chosen President anu
Vice President Respectfully.
Copyright: 1894: by the United Press)
RIO DE JANEIRO. March 1.-The polls
opened at o'clock this morning and
closed ut O'Clock this evening Ihe
voting was very light. There were no
soldiers at any Of the voting places, and
there was not the slightest attempt al
coercion or intimidation. Perfect order
prevailed. The voting was by secret BAL
lot. Moraes and Pereira were practicaliy
the only candidates Tor Presiaent ana
Vice President, respectively ana there L
no doubt Of their having been legally
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
Not the Fire Commissioner.

The Mr.. Taylor who represented Colonel
Tazewell Elicit at the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club of Third Precinct, Jackson
Ward. on Tuesday night last. was Charles
s. Taylor. and not Fire-Commissloner
Charles +. Taylor. as might have been
inferred The latter gentleman, though a
capable and pleasant talker, seldom
speaks in public, and has not taken the
stump In this canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
General Early's Condition.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March 1.-CSpe-
cial )-There is no change TO report in the
condition OF General Early since yester-
day. His physicians say he may last a
week, or even longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MAhhEi'
NEW YORK, March l.-Business at the
Stock Exchange to-day showed ma
terial increase. Save for u break In
Sugar at the opening from s2ls TO eoh'
the bulls had the market under complete
control from start to finish. Encolr-
aged by reports from Washington that
20 radical changes would be made In the
tarifr-law the bulls took hold OF the
market with q vim. and prices mounted
nm steadily. Whether their promises az
IN the eenate's action and the effect or
the came be correct or not remains TO
be seen.
Railway earnings for January, as re-
ported by the Louisville and Nashville
and Big Four roads were more favorable
than expected, and this added to the
bullish feeling. For the first time III
weeks the market showed signs OF broad-
ening. and commIssion-houses mad orders
from out-of-t an clients for the Gran
gers. Industrlals. and Western Union.
London parted with some ST. PAU carry
in the day, but later the foreigners
bought Louisville and Nashville. It's Of
ferings OF St. Paul were quickly aD-
sorbe,l. however, and the price, wh-h tue
foreign selling orders had been eAScuteu,
crossed GO. Taken altogether, the leeilns
was more confident than for long Time
past. and in the closing hours there was
am approach TO buoyance The Improve
ment ranged from IL 10 AZ per ceht;,
with Sugar IN the lead. ms stoch
jumped from S7. TO Nis. =.
General Electric rose p2 per cent, 10
q; Sugar preferred. 2is. 10 s6 Burlng-
ton ami Quincy. l1s. TO 1875; Chicago Gas.
tx. to Ga; Rock Island. IN. 70 eses;
l.ackawanna. ~, 10 l6Il.; Louisville anu
Nashville II. 10 iSh; Manhattan, Ia, 10
l25h; Western Union, H. 10 VA anu
Union Pacific. !, 10 s55s.
Richmond Terminal securities were
higher on the Official announcement OF
the modification OF the Reorganization
plan The assessment on the common
stock has been reduced TO SO per snare,
and the subscribers are to get on ali
future payments 25 per cent. In BONDS
and rs per cent in preferred stock.
In the closing dealings speculation was
buoyant, with prices al the highest point
of the day. The net changes show an
advance OF y TO per cent. There was a
GOOD demand for railway and misceiia-
neous bonds throughout. Business was
well distributed. and prices moved up
from ] TO 6 per cent.
Tie sales of listed stocks aggregated
tSt 60o shares; OF unlisted. 5000 Sugar
was dealt In to the extent Of 81 900 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin. s3a733,0oo; cur
rency. n3,e3s.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at ! per
cent: last loan at !. and closing offered
al per cent; prime mercantile paper
ilf4ts per cent. 40
Rar silver. 60; Mexican dollars. ~
silver at the board neglected.
sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills az HGAsiH
n1and. posted rates. sisIixri.S9; CONNER
ciai bilis. si.ssnl s6ls for sixty days. and
"a s,iGl SIS. for demand.
C,oyernmort bonds strong. State bonds
aulI Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

1t Witnesses "A Seine Haul, and Visits
Roanoke Island.
NORFOLK, VA. March Ia spe-
clal TO the Landmark from Eliza
beth. y. g., says: The presidential
party saw a large haul Of fish this morn
ing at the fisheries.
Tha Violet is now anchored In Croatan
Sound. The party spent the day on his
toric Roanoke Islani.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81.

Munsous riomcpssaic Medicine ca snscsnesd
IN those colnnsns that they ned posMivs ~. ~
for Rheuma sssm, and IN order 70 prove sncn
claim offered 20 d,ssrtbuse snreofn thsir assrss s
returne have boen coming IN hvely from those
who we're benefited OF cured. That khc9m:.
tlam can 10 cured 10 now On eetablsbed fac!
tho,,ss nds al. .scssimoniais show that Munsonr
Rsmedy No. OF cufes kneuwss,sn. knsa ss :ue
PAM n YOU arc q suDsref DO not delay "a
remedy. Two siscs, 23 aud 5Oc.
IN Won are not sure Just vnaf remedy you
need heir Family Docfor-B Book VIII tell you,
copy q which viii BE- presenter 70 you "ee W
applying 70 sny OF our agents.
MUNSON'S HOMO. MED. CO.,
1870 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA PA
For sale in Richmond oy John l. kidenoar:
1900 east Main street: j. v. Ramos, corner
"a Main and sbort streets. Also. IN NAN
CHESTER By A. I. snellings i2oi Hal HIil street
and Svausboro'. Also. In PErEksBUko ~ W.
c aifr,end o4e Halifax street. and u. A. Nine
trees Pharmacy. IN Zi-cu.""rS 'onr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
p,cuNoNn TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. March mo auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. "a; smokers, %;
darks g.; wrappers. 3: Jugs, 5; cutters.
q. Total. 10 nogsheads.
Our manufacturers are buying more
picking UP spccialties. Good rich. ripe
filters are in better demand, and withal
not abundant, and prices have lately
been higher. There was nothing very
attractive In wrappers to-day on loose
sales The breaks show an average
coioring on the floor. but closely exam
ined. yielded less fine and more medium
grades than for weeks past. and fine lear
seems scarcer.
Holders OF old tobaccos are hopeful
that the scarcity and high prices OF
medium and good to nne wrappers will
force large and active buying OF old to-
baccos ere long. In interior markets
old is reported much more active, and
there Is no reason why, with no addi-
ton to our old stocks. but a gradual de-
crease for months virtually going on,
with any activity In general trade.
obi wrappers should not enhance In value
and life.
Tobacco-supply agents and others In
position to know, assert that the manu-
featuring season for 1894 has hardly
opened. and will be later than usual. In
dark tobaccos there is no changoto note
OF the fine tooaccos the supply Is sup
posed 10 be moderate. and not abundant
In low grades Of darks and brights
there has been little change for the month
past
STATEMENT SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES
OF LEAF TOBACCO IN THE CITY or RICHMOND
DURING THg PERIOD BETWEEN OCTOBER L. 1893,
AND rgBRUARS 20. 1894. AND srocK on HAND
FHButRY, 20, 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH ., 1894.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH /, 1894

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahoutas. Deyo Norfolk, mercban.
diso and passengers; Irwin Weisiger, superin-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 1, 1894
ARRIVED.
British steamship Gerons, Liverpool
British steamship Fulwell, Sunderland
Barge GGatea, Boston.
SAILED
British steamship Linda, Hamburg.
Schooner Title Vanderherchen, Norfolk
PORT or WEST POINT. MARCH J, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Dole, New York, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer rim City, Marshall, "alzerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, Dole. New York, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
seugers and general cargo.
steamer Elm CITY. Marshall, Walkertop, pas
eengers ana general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
nAr.TIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, March i.-Virglnia
S's. 70n72 Baltimore and Ohio stock, 6she
670: Northern Central. GhfJes; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern frsts, l03h. Con-
soldated Gas stock. C0tsu605s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
Totnl February. 1894 %. 2.1Od so

Total for i've months Inspections, 1887 hogs
heads, JSI tierces, 200 boxes: rensp9ctions:
4.l47 hogsheafs. 1l3 tierces, 10 boxes; total
sampling, l2,0O4 hogsheads, G9i tierces, 279
LOxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

The safest means Of getting rid OF a
bad cough Is Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

Cash quotations: Flour sac In mode.
rate demand, With prices .ln Nr 1
spring wheat. 5sc.; NJ. r.i. -,n So
2 corn. ASe. Mess PORK nar luul.
Sli s2isGil. IS. Lard, pen D" pounds 0I-
Gr7.9. Short-rib sldes. @i'4fIr. DIV
sailed shoulder, g. 300 Short ci.r
sides. $G'J47.l2is Maea.y Osn.r.'
finished goods, per gallon, Nl. 81.
oats. 29d29hc.
CHICAGO LIvE-STOrN MARKET
UNION sToCK-YAHuS. lLi.. Nret
l.-Cattle-Receipts io"n ntll. marret
tirmer: common 20 extra stO-s $3.50
500: stociIers and feedefs S-r.g. ...s
and bulls. N.&q35o; c,ives 20
Hogs Receipts 2GeO f.li. u.fr.t
weak: heavy. N70fj ~. common flrt..t
mixed, - S0G5I5. choice assorted 49,.
SIS. light, I&a5.io. pigs. Vfltm
Sheep-Recelpts 1890 beads market
steady; inferior % ch.D. s. 40;
lambs. s. 75di26.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK .MARKGr.
RllUTNOE q a.. ., B. -c.l -H.fcr,-
tie Market duh 0nd a shaio .a.e.
quality a trihe better. % 80 traF.a, Y.e
ikc.: generally-ratel trt q1sry, 30
4rsc.. medium. 2u5Hc. ordinary. D.. ,
2iIc.: most sales 0t fr1m -'.rt..c. He-
ceipts. 929 head. Safe t.
The receipts OF sheep a1I laml wyfs
AN head Sheep. 2 81 lambs. -
SIC. ......
CTNCNNsr1. a.. March IF ,nr-
Spring p1', Sh3nn.f, l4ml}' ,--P
Wheat-Quiet; No. r.l. rc
Corn-Quiet ana steady. s.. , yellow,
STlsc.. No. ? white. s.4t
5ats-Quiet; No. : mlNd. HHc; ~.
Pork 'S -G.,y me- $500; clear moss.
N40o. family SID.
Larl-s,eady; steam iaf, i.c. kcitia'
Bacon@steady; snluI.rs &C.: loo.e
short-rib sides. 7i4c. loose ana short clear
| sides I'VE
Whlskey-steady a. STE.
sr. Louis
ST. LOUIS. MO-. March Flour hrm;
patent. g 1890; cl0..-. nt
Wheat-IIigber. MAY 's".'., 's"-i'
'S cooirn@WcaE, March. rs.e. a.a.i. 'ay.
oa,s-lIigher; Ma closing nac,
Pork-standard mos a-0"rit ~
orders. $500.
Lard-srime stI1m. Ttt. n.minalit
Dry salt meats-ShDIii.fs &c.,, l.Hsi,
6Jsc.: clear ribs. &C.. shorts. 't
High wines--Steady a. H'
SILVER ~ LONDON
LONDON. March Liar fnr, -'.'i'
per ounce: market duh
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, March i-l D. So -
ton-Amerlcan middiins. LIr ..l.
good middmg. ed, m'lilnf %
middling AL: good Ordinary .Il'
nary, li-lGd.. March. : ''f- '.
March and April. s-fi. hHi hi.h
and May. 7-6id., SELLER Way "hl l
a ana N|I.H f'HI q
( ll-6id. July and August i--'' W..
ers: August and SautentT
l-Cid. Septembar AMI October
October and November. 2 i'-'' ''''
Futures closed firm at d. tI''' t.,.
New YORK, March g., .'. f'
middling Gulf. 7sc.;. m.ii..- ui'eN
ibc. Sales. 2.2p bale fo ,'.,t ,a.
April, S7Ss; May. sos. i1n- VIZ ''''
NEW ORLEANS. M1rrh i-F1ipg,rs
steady. March. Sis, ArrL '-i
s7.3i: June Tn: July. So. August f'-'
September N.o2.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
CHARLESTON. 5. G.. Man1 l.'.g'e
pentine firm az 2Sc. kufn iIh '@
Tor good strained. e,.r.ts
SAVANNAH. GA. A-hf'H
turpentine firm ar = C. i'l-D "."t s..
~, e. -. and T., 40, 2
ii. u.O: l. $40; X. EM ~ l,..r
SEQ: window-glass. Gs.
$40. ,,.t, p..i1
firm: strained. yOc.; g1.I .-,,
Spirits turpentine firm ~ r 49,,
at SOC. Crude turpcnlr. gn'' '-'
S.l0. soft and virgin.
NORFOLK PEANt'f NNFNI
NORFOLK. VA. N0f-1 ~,
steady; prime. 2ilTgsc., .h'ft I.'.''
axe. fancy, Zhlc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
RePoRTs From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF Tie WORLD.
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks. GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton, &r.. and the
Weather Indications
Dy telegraph TO the Dispatch.)


- WASHINGTON, ID. c., March L.
rAp Forecast for Virginia and North
wv" Carolina: Fair weather; slightly
warmer; variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

The Turf Boiled Down.
NEW okLEANS. La, March i,-~F1rst
fses-seiiing. I'VE cishths VI q mi!e--Lud-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

Cash. quotations; Flour afs 10 w.d..
spring wheat. 5sc. ~. , reI -,, So
2 corn. 3iSc. Mess pork n.r Isfr.i
Sli s2isGil IS. Lard pen in pounds ID .-
et79. Short-rib sides. Slo4fIr,. Nv
sailed shoulder, $3.50 short ciei.
sides. SG'Jq7l2h. MaeG.y OrnI.tl
finished goods, per gallon, SD. Nu.
oats, 29I29Mc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02
CHICAGO LIVE-sTnEN NlRNIr-

UNION STOCK-YAHrS ll.. Nrah
-Cattle-Receipts io"n nDll. mafret
frmpf; common 20 extra stO.-s r.
300: stockers and feeder tr.y. 1859
and bulls. $iSq3.50; C,lves p
Hogs Receipts. 36cO ffi. n.Ir.t
weak: heavy. sL700jlo. common % p ,
mixed. - S0Q5Ij; choice asnr'. N'H
SIS: light. I.Gd5.iO. pigs. VfiEm
Sheep-Receipts. 1890 beads market
81 sady: inferior % Ch.ID, s. n.
lambs. s. 75di26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-02

WORK ~ OFFICE OF ISsPEcTOR-PERi0D, F0Ul
MONTHS ENDING JANUARY Il. 1893
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
Early Legend ofwestsminster Abbey

In the course of his sermon in Westminster
Abbey on holy innocent day says the Man
chester Guardian, Dean Bradley said that
was the day on which eight centuries ago.
the great Church Of the Abbey of Westmin-
ster was solemnly dedicated to the APOSTLE
st. Peter and solemnly consecrated to the
service Of God. He wanted TO tell them a Gu
rious legend which had come down from far
of early times and which formed a part Of a
story tOd on stained glass window recently
unveiled IN the chauter house. The story was
that of King Edward, the Confessor who had
passed most Of his time in poverty and mis-
cry before he ascended the throne. His cour-
tiers thought to show him VINO had known
poverty so well, the wealth TO which he had
become entitled. He was taken into his treas
urY and shown casks fun of gold and silver
which had been raised by heavy and oppress-
i've taxation. His CoIrtiers thought the king
would be delighted with the sight, but they
were mistaken. He saw on the top Of his
money black and hideOuS demon. fattening
on the misery OF the people, and the sight
made him feel sorrow and pity, for it brought
to his mind the sufferings OF his poor subjects
The king heart was softened; he ordered the
money to be returned, and so won the bless
ings of his people. From this story the dean
dedul ed the lesson OF charity in the midst of
prosperity.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
BRIGHT BITS.

Magistrate-Why did you enter that mans
house and rob his safe
Prisoner-Pleas y'r honor. was only tryin'
TO raise little money to buy meself posi-
ton on the police foree.-Punch.
I wish these missionaries didn't vary so
much. said King KannaDile, as he swallowed
his portion Of the roast.
4 wish so, too" lid Queen KGnnabile but
there are so many brands Of Presbyterians
these days it's hard to tell what to order
Harlem Life.
Mrs. Inn-Tents-Our ancestors came over in
the trailing Arbutus, YOU know
Uncle George-The Trailing Arbutus?
What the Oh, I see! You mean the May
flower ~
Mrs Inn Tents-Yes; but May1ower is so
horritly vulgar.-BostonT Transcript
Forgot Horself-Brggs- knew Man
gle recently married widow and went on a
Wedding trip, didn't you' saw him yester-
day on his return ..
Griggs-Anything happen while he was
away
Brggs-Yes. He says that in fit Of alb.
sent-mindedness she proposed to him again
Brooklyn Life.
Il must express my gratitude to you, doc
tor. l am thousand times obliged to YOU
You saved my life" said young man, shak-
ing the hand OF a doctor.
But never treated you"
NO, course you didn't treat me; but was
about to commit suicide owing to poverty
when my rich uncle died and left me ,OOi.
He was one OF your patients. Texas Sift-
lnRs. --. r. --7
Tom-When I was in hard lines last winter
hooked everything except my dress suit. II
nearly killed me
Bess- 1t must have been embarrassing hut
don't see how it could have nearly killed
you.
Iom-Vhy. you see. had to stayup every
night for over week 50 as to have an excuse
for wearing the suit mornings kate Fields
Washington.
Here said the very young man, lis
chameleon. D"
oh, Mr.. Callow," she exclaimed this is
very kind OF you. I shall take good care Of
it"
me-" VI
I shall take the greatest pleasure in doing
so. (After a pausei What pity it doesn' /
stay green all the time.'-W ashington Star.