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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
ALMOST WHITEwAsHED.
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
Government Exhibit 10 he Made
Army Department.

ATLANTA. GA. April 2i-Captain
Thomas ii. Barry, Of the United States
army, member Of the Government
Commission Of the Cotton States and
international Exposition, is I'm the city
locating the exhibit and making arrange
ments therefor. He brought with him
detailed Information concerning the eX-
hlblt. which will be substantially the
same as that made at Chicago. \ camp
is contemplated. and two companies Of the
Fifth United States Infantry, stationed
at Mcpherson Barracks, four miles from
Atlanta, will be detailed under the com
mand Of the major fer this duty. They
VIII be encamped on "A hill not far from
the government building. and the tactics
Of the army viii be illustrated 10y daily
drills.
The army and navy exhibits will oc-
cupy the entire annex of he government
building. which IL S0xi0 feet. Within the
part Of this annex allotted to the army,
figures mounted. armed and equipped.
with the uniform OF the service, and
representinC the successive arms and
announcements Of the American soldier
from the time Of the revolution TO the
present. will be exhibited. together with
samples of the various arms OF the SER
vice from the revolver and sabre. up 10
a finch Howitzer. The quartermasters
department will likewise exhibit wagon
trains. etc.
The engineering corps will be represent
ed by an exhibit of the government work
done or In progress in southern harbors
or on southern streams. with some Sc
lected from points In other sections OF the
country, and will include models OF the
work at various points on the Missis-
sippi river. at Key West Fla, Appleton
WIS. and at other places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
NEW TOBACCO COMPANY.
Beautiful Spring Wedding Mt the
Louisa Disciples Church.

LOUISA. VA. April 2L-(special)-Th
Louisa Tobacco Company, which was or
ganized last week by Louisa gentlemen,
will begin operations In the large Win
ston Warehouse In this town on May LIST
next The company will manufacture
fine brands Of chewing and smoking to-
baccos.
The Disciples church at this place
was the scene Of "A beautiful spring we'd
ding at 10 o'clock this morning.
The contracting parties were Mr. Edgar
Lee Bowman. of Welch, W. v, and Miss
Linda Mai the charming and attractive
daughter OF Mr.. Joseph b. Quarles. Of
this county. The groom is son Of James
W. Bowman. and prosperous young
merchant. The church was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers, and Men
delssOhn's Wedding march was rendered
by Mrs Dr. W. -. Smith. The contract
ing parties were preceded to the alter
by twelve walters. the bride leaping on
the arm Of the groom. where they were
made man and wife by the Rev. y. T..
Richardson. I'm brief and impressive
ceremony The walters were: Misses
Swain and Fowle. Of Richmond; Isabelle
Chandler, Lottie Crawford. Nirgie Bar
rett. and Virginia Quarles, OF Louisa and
Messrs. c. L. Thomas. Bah Johnson
Ned. BOYD. Jack Thomas. william
Quarles. and Mr. Harmon.
fishers -Messrs. Hammett Carter and
POwhatan Crawford.
TO attest the popularity OF the BRIDE
the church was filed 10 overlooking.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
happy pair boarded the westbound
Chesapeake and Ohio train at l0;D for
Welsh w Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
GooD RACING At RErDsvLLE.
Many Richmond and Other Virginia
Horses on the Track.


REIDSVILLE. n. c., April H.-tSpe-
clal.)-The second days meeting OF the
Rockingham Fair Association was at
tended by large and enthusiastic
gathering. The weather was beautiful,
the track in superb condition. and good
racing was the order OF the occasion.
Following Is a summary OF the entries
and results in each class:
2:25 clsss-trotting. purse s2J0-Entries
Billy Ackerson. G. w. Haight. Savan-
nah. Ga: Bob johnson. w. c. Gregory,
Richmond, Va; Mezella, A. Campbell,
South Carolina: Clipper, J. w. Peay,
Reidsville. n. c.; Bay Wilkes. j. G.
Smith. Richmond, Va. Won by Billy
Ackerson, Clipper taking second money
Bay Wilkes third. Time. 2:2i l-2.
2:3s class-trotting. purse sl0--Oakland
Prince c. ". Haight, Savannah; Miss
Clay. S. -. Nelson. Richmond; Passport,
a. Campbell. South Carolina; Orphan
Boy. Hlllstock Farm. Texas. Won by
Orphan Boy. Miss Clay second. Time
2:35.
Running r3ce-three quarters OF mile,
purse Si00-Queen Of Spades, J. w. Brad
shaw. Lynchburg; Myra H.. j. W. Brad
shaw. Lynchburg: Miss Carter, II. Alex
ander. Richmond; Rhea. c. Engelking.
Richmond. Won by Myra H., Rhea Sc
cond. Time. 100.
A large crowd Is expected tomorrow
TO witness the great free-for-all. on
which a 800 purse is staked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
JEWELRY-THIEF ARRESTED.
He Curses the whites Entcnsiveiy-
New Progress building.

CHAIR. VA, April a.
ISpecial)-Chief-of-P Van Lear, OF
Basic City, was in Charlottesville this
morning. having in charge Charles Eppes
(colored) wanted i'm Basic city for
stealing n lot Of jewelry &c. from Mr.
James Shelley, OF Flshersville. Eppes
was arrested last night in the Keswick
neighborhood. When the bracelets
were placed on him he became very mad,
frothed at the mouth. and cursed every
white man in the county. saying that II
turned loose he would kill some of them.
large crowd, composed largely OF
negroes. gathered at Keswick, where Mr..
Van Lear had to wait until o'clock FOR
the train 10 this place. There was con-
siderable muttering among the negroes
over the arrest of Eppes.
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Progress Publishing Company, held last
nigh. Mr.. j. II. Lindsay. editor and
business manager. was authorized to pro-
coed with the erection of a building for
the use Of the Progress newspaper The
structure will be Of modern style and
attractive. IL will be on Fifth street
near the county and city courthouse.
Nita, the 3-year-old child Of Captain
Robert Burgess, narrowly escaped death
last night by taking laudanum. Mrs.
Burgess had occasion 10 use the drug
after which she placed the bottle on
shelf. When the mothers back was
turned the child got the bottle and
drank a large part Of its contents The
prompt attendance Of doctor saved the
life Of the little one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
SOUTHERN PASSENGER ASSN.
Rate Wars, Ii Is Said, Soon 10 Bc
Ended.

ATLANTA, GA, April 2i.-The first
meeting OF the Rate Committee or the
new passenger association, covering the
territory between the Potomac and the
Mississippi rivers south OF the Ohio
river. was held here to-day. The Rate
Committee is composed Of the general
passenger agents OF all the roads that
compose the membership OF the associa-
ton. Commissioner w. W. Finley pre-
sided.
The day was spent revising the rules
OF the Rate Committee. The question OF
giving special rates TO the Cotton States
and International Exposition Will come
before the meeting for settlement. The
meeting Is largely attended. and II is
claimed by the members OF the associa-
ton that the wars and rumors OF wars
in the matter Of passenger rates In the
South will soon all be smoothed down.
and that harmony will be restored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Excur,ion Rates.

The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following excursion rates via
the York,<.iyer Line for the season now
opening:
Richmond 10 Baltimore and return. limit
fifteen days, "a Richmond 10 Philadelphia
and return. limit thirteen days. IS; Rich
mond to New York and return. limit thir'
teen days. Si2
The York-River Line steamers ar.
handsomely appointed and have every
modern convenience. The table Is sup
piled with all the delicacias OF the Chesa-
pcake bay, and the cuisine Is unsur-
passed.
Information will be cheerfu.ly furnished.
and state-rooms can be reserved In ad-
vance at passenger Office, 90 east Main
street. JOHN NJ. BEALI,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Whisl>cN-Trust Report.

CHICAGO. April A-The report OF
John McNulia, Edward F. Lawrence. and
John j. Mitchell. the receivers OF the
whlskey Trust. from February 4th 70
March 81. was presented TO the Clerk
OF the United States Circuit Court at
noon to-day. The report Is confined
strictly to a statement Of the financial
operations of the trust during that period.
The receivers say their gross receipts
from ali sources were S. SASS and the
expenditures were $500. SO. leaving a
balance OF Ns2.50s in the hands OF Re-
ceiver McNalta when the other two re-
signed on March sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
New Jersey bank Robbed.

NEW YORK. April 2t.-The Evening
Sun mas a special dispatch from Plain
field, ~ j.. which says: The directors
OF the First National Bank of Plaintield
have made public a theft OF G27@
stolen from the vault on Monday. Cash>
Ter Frank $. Runyon missed the money
when he went to close the bank for the
day. II was in two packages one con.
tanned 500 In new bills. and the other
ss1ss In mutIlated bills.
IL is believed that the robbery was the
work of professional thieves. as during
the afternoon a stranger came In and
engaged one OF the tellers I'm convcrsa-
ton. leaving without having transacted
any business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
MAY AMOUNT TO s5OO.OOO.
Shortage of Suicide schuixe-Disnp-
pointmcnt in Love.

TACOMA. WASH, April 2i-Instead Of
a few thousand dollars. as was at hrst
supposed, the delalcation Of the late
Paul schulze, who was land-agent OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, Will amount
to 10000 and may be more by szD'vo
according to the report Of the experts
who are engaged in examining the ac-
counts Of the suicide.
This shortage and disappointment in
love are believed 10 have led TO his sui
eide. A farewell letter TO Marie VAIN
wright. the actress. was found on ms
person. and the statement Is made by MS
friends that he had played the part OF
the lover toward her for some time but
maj rho collapse OF her divorce proceed
inss placed an obstacle In the way OF the
marriage OF the actress and Schulze' who
obtained divorce from his German
wife about three years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25

against both the producer and the con-
sumner OF meat. At a laresiy-aftended
meeting held at the stock Exchange. mt
the Union Stock Yards, to-day, long
series Of resolutions were adopted ana
ordered telegraphed TO Secretary Morton.
The resolutions say the receipts OF cattle
Mt the four principal western markets
for the current year are 27e.0oo head less
than for the same period of 1884. This
alone is responsible for the increase IN
the prices Of dressed beef
Statements recently sent out. charging
that there is a combine or trust, are
pronounced unjust. and the public il asked
TO withhold its judgment until the merits
of the controversy can be Investigated
b., the press
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
EFFECT OF THE WET WEATHER
Fire brigade for Rocky Mount Par-
ffnIIv Orpau;zed-GOOd Water.

ROCKY MOUNT. n. C.. April A.-(spe-
cialD-On account Of the wet weather
here there is a great scarcity Of to-
bacco-plants throughout Nash and Edge
combe counties. All farming operations
are behind. owing TO the same cause.
meeting was held last night for the
purpose Of organizing fire brigade. Mr..
II. r Banman was elected foreman ana
president. ex-officio. He has Just returned
from New York. whore n purchased IA
hOOk-and-ladder truck.
Special attention is being paid by the
citizens here TO the supply OF drinking
water In addition TO driven-wells many
are being lined TO prevent surface-water
from getting in.
Mrs. sgd. Z. Hlllard and Miss Louie
NJ. Garrett are visiting Mrs. owen Will
liams In TarbOro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
JUSTICE JACKSON BETTER.
He Expects to Participate In the
Incomc-Tax Hearing.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April A.-The
health OF Associate-Jusiice Jackson. or
the Supreme Court of the United States
has steadily improved since he came to
his home Westmead, six miles from this
CITY. several weeks ago He intends to
lalye for Washington about May ith 10
sit with his colleagues during the hearing
Of the income-tax petitions. After the
consideration Of the petitions. Justice
Jackson will return TO his home and re-
main until the October term OF court
His physician says he may safely make
the trip TO the capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
GEORGETOWN DOWNS SPIDERS.
But They Made a Great tfsht an"
Fared Bettcr Than Yale.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April =.-'Spe'
cial)-Richmond went down before
GEORGETOWN to-day by score OF ~ 10 D
but not without magnificent uphill
struggle. They were clearly o'e'ina''"'
ed. and could hardly be expected u
make grand showing AGAINST a ""is
wbicb defeated Yale % 10 5. but they, al
ana. rste succeeded in doing better thah
Yale Ellyson pitched good game, ana
won many plaudits by striking OUT some
Of the heaviest Of Georgetown's heavy
batters. phillips. at third, and Binford
and Whife. IN the field. played sGperb
bail. MeNlen and Eilyson lead al the
bat. each having two corkins hits' f0r
GEORGETOWN McGrath led In held WORK
and Reardon at the bat. the ia'tei
making home-run. when IS ms tlnu
perfornoanc.. of this Kind in four games.
Tho s.,r. IL follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
The Price of Coke.

CONNELLSVILLE PA. April "a
Coke production and output took another
tumble last week. the former beins IN
the neighborhood Of 1900 tons less than
I'm the week ending April I'm. Among
the consumers there Is stQl scpnsider-
able uncertainty about the prices OF coke.
1t is intimated that the next move on
the part OF the operators will be to put
the circular rate OF furnace coke up to
81 80 per ton, and proportionate advances
will be added on the other grades The
iron men look on this with disfavor
They say the present rate OF NSo should
be established first. Last week some
sales were made as low as $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
The Police Court Ycs.crdny.

Jim Sutherland. a negro with several
aliases. was charged In the Police Court
yesterday with brandishing n pistol on
the street, and was fined $3.50 and costs,
In addition 10 the usual fine Of 800 for
carrying concealed weapons
G. H. Harrison and Henry Johnson
(coloredD were sent down for sixty DAYS
on the charge OF being suspicious cha
racters.
william Johnson (colored) was fined
$50 and costs for attempting to beat and
cut Henry Toney.
James Payne (coloredD was fined s. and
costs for fighting in the bar-room OF X.
Washington.
J. W. Stubs was assessed s. on his
plea OF guilty to the charge OF cruelty 10
animals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25

The Auxiliary OF the Old Dominion Hos
pital will give japanese tea on Thurs
day. April 18th, from 70 +. NJ. a; 2OS
east Franklin street. No admission VIII
be charged, but the cup and saucer VIII
be given with each cup OF tea bought.
There will be many novel features. among
which there will be a competition OF dolls.
Prizes will be given for the oldest, the
ugllest, the prettlest. and the largest
dolls entered. The entrance fee for a
doll will be 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Justicc on Winged Feet.

FREDERICK, MD. April &-Frank
Winterchief, the young negro who at
tempted to assault Mrs. Thomas Butts
near Broad Run on Sunday last. was
to-day sentenced to ten years imprison-
nient The grand jury was convened III
special session this morning. and AFTER
examining two witnesses found a true
bill against the prisoner The negro. who
had been spirited away to prevent lynch
ing. was brought into court. pleaded
guilty. and in a few minutes was on
his way 10 the Maryland penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Uaxemcyer-srarIes Case.

WASHINGTON. April 4-Nathaniei
Wilson, OF counsel representing ii. ..
Havemeyer and John a. searles In the
proceedings against them for refusing 10
answer questions asked by the Senate
committee that investigated the alleged
relation OF the Sugar Trust TO tariu
legislation. has had final conference
with District-Attorney Birney' whicn re-
suited in a failure TO agree upon n day
for the trial OF Mr. Wilson's clients.
The Dls,rict-Attorney will accordingly
ask the court 10 set an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
The CoJviu lewis Wedding.

CULPEPER. VA. April 2.-(Special)-
At the magnificent home Of the brides
parents. near this place. Miss Mamie
Lewis. the accomplished daughter OF Mr.
W. w. Lewis, prominent citizen OF this
county, was married 10 Mr.. q. *. ColVin,
promising young businessman OF
Orange county, at high noon to-day. Rev.
Thomas Grimsley officiating. lar2e
concourse OF friends and relatives were
in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
ROANOKE.


Summary: Earned runs-Nortoik'
Roanoke. /. Three base hits-Geier ana
Snerer. Two-base hits-Stshl ~, PAD
den. Cavanaugh. and Hoffman. Struck
out-Ry Lawson, n; Icy Llovd, !. Bases
on balls-Om Lawson. 8; of Lloyd 5.
Struck by pitched hall-By Lawson, y.
by Lloyd, g. Double plays-Geier ana
Mccain: Clark and Breen; clark ana
Crockett. Passed balls-Tenley' CARR
and Geier Wild pitch-lawson. Ilihe
of game hours Umpire-Mr. Daily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
An Informal Reception.

CULPEPER. VA. April 2i.-(Special)-
An informal reception was held tonight
at the home OF Miss Minnie Louise Hill,
on East street. who Is TO be married TO-
morrow AT high noon 10 Mr. George
Stuart Briggs, of Norfolk.
Miss Hill Is one Of Virrinia's bellies, and
the reception was largely attended by
friends. both from home and abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
An Extraordinary Demurrer,

SAN FRANCISCO. April A.--Lucky
Baldwin. he famous millionaire owner
OF race horses. filed yesterday most
extraordinary demurrer TO a suit brought
against him by Miss Lillian Ashley. OF
Boston. Mass In this demurrer the rich
borse-owner states that his reputation Is
such that any woman OF the world should
have known he was deceiying her. and
she should not have been in his company.
BALDWIN has been the centra. figure In
many suits Of this kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Grandchildren DouGlass's Address.

WILSON. y. c.. April 2l-tspecial)-
Last evening a large crowd assembled in
Mamona Hall TO hear Hon. W. G. Doug
lass's Grafton before Enterprise Lodge,
No ~. Independent Order OF Odd-Fel-
lows Grand-Master Douglass made a
fine address upon Old-Fellowshp. its
history, undertakings. and successes
This was the celebration Of the seventy
sixth anniversary OF the order In this
country. The lodge here Is in most
flourishing condition, and one OF the
best in the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Irou-Orc Bu.in~.s booming.

ISHPEMING. MICH. April 2--The
Lake Superior. Lake Angelina. Winthrop.
and other iron mines in the Ishpeming
District, employing 500 men. have made
heavy sales OF ore for 1896 delivery during
the past ten days at prices ranging
from 81 to $3.50. q considerable advance
over the prices OF last year. This viii
involve increasing the force OF employees.
and wages may BE- advanced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25

The closing exercises Of the Richmond
TheologicaI Seminary will take place at
Ebenezer Baptist church tonight AT SIS
o'clock The graduating class Of 1885
embraces Alexander Board, Of Horeb.
Va: William T. Coleman. OF Uniontown,
Ala: David l.. Cosby. OF Danville
George w Goode. OF Marion; william a.
Steward, Jr.. Of Petersburg and Lewis
Watson Of Raw View
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
WON THE GAME.

After one run had been scored. in the
seventh, two men being put out AZ the
plate. and two scored In the eighth, ne
again steadiest up and won his game
Lawson was hit hard. and. although he
struck out eleven men. he was not en-
titled to the victory, as he was some
what wild himself
The fielding was not so good as either
team put up in the previous games. Roa-
noke won the game in the last inning
Up to the first two men were retired on
strikes. when Breen was given base on
balls. Stahl had two strikes and three
balls. when Lawson put one right over
the plate and the batter drove II out in
left field for two bases scoring Breen.
the winning run.
Two men out when winning run was
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Otway ChaILicy Gets the Cycle.

Master Otway Chalkley IS the winner
of the second bicycle offered by A. Saks
4 Co. clothers. In their word building
contests The second OF these contests
was over the word headers" and OF
ways paper contained $50 words. about
375 Of which came within the limitations
agreed on by the press committee. There
were large number Of lists ranging In
words from 100 to $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
c.n.r,I Hetb Ont Again.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Major-Gene-
raj Heth. the Confederate member OF the
Antletam Battlefield Board, who has
been critically i'll for several weeks, Is
now conyaescent. and appeared on the
street to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25

ROANOKE. VA. April 2i-tSpecial)--
In the Hastings Court this forenoon
Charles Reynolds was acquitted on the
charge OF attempting TO assault small
colored girl. He YVES tried by jury com
posed entirely OF colored men. The trial
was in progress two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
Attention., Btcyciists!

Cali and secure a 5000 Cyclists Ton
tine Accident Policy for so per year.
Fixed indemnities. Ladies' are insurabls.
Full particulars on request
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON.
Insurance Agency.
Times Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
RICHMOND, VA, THURSDAY, APRIL o. 1895.
chenoa second. Jim Head third. Time,

LONDON. April H-The principal event
OF the second day OF the EPSON spring
meeting to-day was the city and Sub
urban Handicap. OF 20 sovereigns each.
with 1000 sovereigns added. for 3-year'
olds and upward over a course OF one
mile and n quarter. The race was won
by T. Cannon's Reminder. 4 years old.
II. l.. Bartanc's Stowinarket. years old.
being second. and McCalmonts Irish Car.
1 years old. third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
LLOYD sTEADiED UP AND WON.
Let Down I'm the sixth. But Mngi-
ctups Defcnt Oysters to y.

CfnnN Uffcuf VNNf'Tt v U" ~
NORFOLK. VA. April 2i-tSpecial)-
Roanoke simply outplayed Norfolk this
afternoon and won the game. but II was
by a very narrow margin. In fact II
was done in the ninth inning. afte" two
men had been retired The game was
the most exciting Of the series. and up
to the seventh inning it looked as Y the
Oystermcn would be Chicagoed. but thanks
10 Lloyd, it did not happen This
Young man had up to this inning pitched
a brilliant game only allowing one hit,
and had blanked the locals. but he let
down wonderfully in the seventh and
eighth innings. and lost control OF the ball
II was due solely to this let-up that any
runs at all were made by the men who
fac.l him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
The Brides Delight.

That suit OF Furniture bought OF sgd
nor 4 Hundley? Yes. ! am going 10 buy
all my Furniture from Sydnor * Huni
I -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-25
LIVESTOCK MEN PROTEST.
They Res0lute Against Morton's
Chnvue 0f N Covn hf0e

CHICAGO. ILL. April A-The live
stock men Of Chicago do not like the re-
ports selt out by Secretary of-Agricul.
ture Morton, inumating that the high
price Of meat Is caused BY . combination
In the interest u the stock men. -