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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05

stocks OF loo bushels. and OF $4,000
bushels in the English visible supply.
The amount on ocean passage increased
$4,000 bushels
still in farmers hands 0es.ea .o<S bvshsisJ
was discredit<d by some people while
Others viewed the matter as not improba-
Bile. There Was considerable selling Of
short wheat. one professional putting OF,
quite line. A comparison OF Visible
stocks at the present time wlth those OF
The corresponding week Of lST-ths year
that Cudahy attempted to corner the
bushels less now than then.
:, May wheat opened at from - s-sc. TO
~ l-2c., advanced to $3.50 i-Sc., and
closed at - s-4c.--s-sc higher than Satur-
day; cash wheat was firm and l-2c per
bushel higher.
Corn-lt was very dull IN corn TODAY
The changes kept within close boundaries.
prices not being affected by the buleing
Spectators. finding prompter action In
wheat. were disposed TO neglect this grain.
the deSertion being prominent. The visible
supply showed an increase OF 5o' coo
bushels, and the amount on ocean passage
was 9cO bushels more than on last Non
day. May corn opened al ~ Use. sold be-
tween ~ 2-4fu IS and q i-sc.. and closed
az - T-sc. hid-a shade under Saturday.
Cash corn was firm at unchanged prices
Receipts st western points were zso.u1e
bushels; shipments. T.,is bushels
oats chung 20 one nquotation with
marked tendency to-day, rarely getting
much higher or lower. The Inactivity OF
corn was reelected here, the close show
ing a fractional loss from saturday for
May The visible supply decreased lSs.eca
bushels. Cash oats were firm az Satur-
days prices.
Provlsions-proiuct was not Tor sale
with any degree OF llberslity to-day, and
the scslpers. by bidding freely. with
doubtful desire 70 buy. succeeded In es-
tabli<hing some advance I'm prices There
was an irregular tone 10 the live-hog mar.
ket. so that the influence usually derived
from that quarter was lacking. The close
was II i-sdeoc. higher than Saturday FOR
MAY pork. sal l-2c. higher for May lard.
and 7i-2c. higher for May ribs. Domestic
markets stronger
Leading futures ranged as ioiio"s;
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when ali humanity whll bend the knee to
one God. and ell tongues sing His praise"
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
Trenty between France md Canada,
The Irfsh l.and 0tI1

Tie irish LAVA NIL.
LONDON. March Ain the House OF
Commons to-day Mr. Sydney Buxton.
Under Colonial Secretary. stated that the
commercial treaty between France and
Canada had not yet been ratified. owing
20 defect in the act OF the Canadian
Parliament confirming the treaty. but he
hoped that as soon as the Canadian Par
lament should meet the treaty would
be ratified without delay.
John Morley. Chief Secretary for Ire
land. introduced the Irish land
bill. In his remarks introducing the
n. easure. Mr.. Morley said he believed that
the purchase Of holdings was the ulti-
mate solution OF the land question In Ire
land. but universal compulsory purchas 90
would take more than one generation %
effect In the mean time modns vivendl
must be found.
Mr. Morley. continuing, said that the
Foundation OF the bill was the principle
OF protecting the tenant In the ownership
of impro vements. Henceforth only the
tenant would receive the benefit OF the
Improvements he had made upon his
holding, as the landlord would not be
allowed to charge rent for Improvements.
Fair rents would be fixed every ten
years, instead Of every fifteen FEARS. as
at present. Within the next two years all
arrears due. he said. might be recovered,
but after the expiration of that time
the landlord could not recover more than
two years rent.
The question in regard TO ovi'ted ten
ants, Mr. Morley said. would ie met By
re-euact!ng the thirteenth sec ion cf the
act OF 1891 giving voluntary reinstate-
ment-not compulsory-in cases where the
present occupants are unwilling to ter
inmate their tenancies.
He concluded by saying that .he govern
ment had done It's best to meet the prac-
teal difficulties OF one Of the thornles,
subjects in the whole field Of modern
noli:ics
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Personals and Briefs.

Professor William Trent mas returned
from pleasant visit 10 Europe.
Revival services are being held at Union
Station Methodist church this week.
Rev. Dr. G. II. Ryland. who has been
sick for a week, is stili confined TO the
bed.
Dr. A. s. Priddy. member Of the House
from Charlotte county. was In the city
yesterday.
The "chain-lettcr fake is stu going
the rounds i'm Richmond. The scheme has
long since been exposed by the Dispatch.
Mr.. william II. Curry and bride have
returned from their bridal tour, and VIII
be Eat home" 10 their friends atter
March 5th.
Mrs. Anne II. Frayser who has been
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. S. Valentine for
some time. has left for her nome near
powhatan Courthouse.
Presiding Elder Paul Whitehead preach
ed at Centenary Sunday night. and Or.
Sledd OBLIGATED at Trinity Tor rev.
Joshua Hunter who Is sick.
Father Ahern, who has been In
Fredericksburg filling the place OF Rev
Father Wilson, who was somewhat indis-
posed. has returned to the city.
The annual meeting Of the Mutual Bene-
fetal Association. which was to have been
held yesterday. was postponed on account
of the death OF Mr.. George y. Montgom-
cry.
The children OF the Sunday school Of
Beth Ahaba are requested TO call at the
assembly-room on Wednesday at l.. NJ.
TO receive tickets for the Purim entertain
ment to be held March 18th.
Mr.. Samuel W. Bigger, who has been
confined to his home for some time with
rheumatism, got as far as the barber-shop
Yesterday, He hopes to throw his clutches
aside In a few days and resume MS
rounds among his business friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Albright. who moved
away from the city last week without
notifying her lawyer. Mr.. Sam. Page,
who is also her bondsman, has been heard
from. She is living In Chesterfield couh-
ty. near Forest Hill Park, and says that
she will appear In the Hastings court
ON the day set for her trial on appeal.
Polk Miller left yesterday morning TO
fiji engagements during the week In North
Carolina. Mr.. Miller VIII Visit weldon
raleigh. the University of North Caro-
lima. and oxford. Mr. Smith. his man
ager. had an ofer yesterday morning
from a Texas manager for twenty nights
in that State for Mr.. Miller to deliver his
recitsls In the prominent cities OF Texas
next fall
A mission was commenced at 81. Jo-
sophs Catholic church Sunday at 10
o'clock with hlgh-mass by Rev. William
IL Brick, c. SIS. r.. OF Annapolis. Md.
sunday night at o'clock a grand sermon
was preached. which was followed by
henediction. Father Brick Is forcibie
ord convincing speaker with very
,,eas,ne delivery. The mission will close
next Sunday.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March A. Fiour-Qni.t ana
0rm: winter wheat, low grades. sl,soses.1v'
90, fair 70 fancy s2'5oass,.o'. ~ pa, ps 80.
do. patents 3h25as4.l3: low extras, si.oUa
$3.50 southern nour a1's, ana ~, s'eaao 9s s'a 70
mon TO fair extra ti'sossS''"' Soou "
en wyhsss~v,rm wi,n options: No. 2 red, store
and elevator, 5Vs59Isc: anoa. dOs.aolc. uh-
graded red. 57ab2c. options active shu nrs
iar. opening nrn. advancing ssahc, railylos
az, AID a s:sas sSe a. Ray s 0 Ssc june
doc: July, oObac.: August, $685.; September
oIc December. 6aa4c. NJ .o,..
Corn-pulI, strong and scarce: No. :. foHc.,
m,rsd. 49isc: steamer mixed. 4sNa151sc;
No. 3, 4sl4a49lsc. oPtions dui. GUY o urn anu
isc higher; March, 4ssac.; May 4ee'; 'u'y'
oss.-stsady: options steady but dull though
nrmsr: March. 33bsc.; May 33esr;; spot, NO.
Z, 33ssc: 80. . white, 371+a3'Itc'; mixed
western, 33a35c. .o.s
Haf-Choice STEADY; sn'ppihs' """""s''
WooI-sirm and fairy active; domestic neece'
l5aIqc pulled. l1a33c. o.
Besf-outey. ezra ness. si.oOaes.Zo.
Heef Hams Wanted and nrm at sl7:asl7.oo.
Ttsrced Bees-Dull; city extra fndis mess,
cnt Mss,s~Pirm and in fair demand: picked
bellies, 5sAs594c.; shoulders. 4IsA4he.; hAms'
'Mtadiss-stesdy: short clear s5s7lf
Lsrd-Qulst AMI stronger: western steam:
sa.7,: city, so.25asd3!ts March, 81 Z!
nominaly; MAY so;so; refined lined qu,ss s, sna
40; corn pound, s5.37l4as6.50.
Pork-Ac,lys aud nrmvf: mess, elL2oasi2.
| Buttsr-Large receipts; market weak state
| dairy. l0al9c. DC. creamery old, Isa....'
400; do Elgins, sss.
cotsonseed- Oti--Dull ami unsettled: yellow
prime s6c., do, choice. 2olsc ,.
Pe,roleum-somiLsi waah,nSsoa oar oai'e rs
do. in bulk, ss.75ss3.so.
Rosln-Qais, and nrm; strained common 70
soTfu a,,.sn,,ns-Quic, and nrm si as,ssa4c,
Rics-In fair demand and irm; domestic far
70 extra, 4Isa6c.; Japan, 44a4Mc.
| MolAssos-ForsiGn nominal; NEW orleans.
open kettle, good 10 choice, 2sa'isc. Market
| rrm and fairly active.
Peanuts-Stsady.
Cofise-stsady: March. s14.75asl4 SO; May.
slA4oas1%@5: jane, sla.40; July, s!!'oo
SiA45: December. sl4.s5. spot Mo dull bus
sugar -Ksw frm ADD iairiy sctive; fair re-
inning. li-1ae: refined quiet and nrm stand
sS.is &, s srsnuisssd, 8 IS. isssisa
Preishis to LIVERPOOL quiet and steady; cot
ton. By steam, S-6ld.: grain, 2,sd. asked
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
| CHICAGO. March i-Wheat nuetuated
at a higher range to-day than Tor some
tajned from the opening until the final
trades were made. The bulls. however.
were not satisfied with the gain that vac
made. the feeling being that win ths
news received = better showing snouss
| ~ 7l50OO bushels In the visible supply, az
though q larger reduction was expectsa
decrease IN Northwestern eisvator
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BLACK SMALL-i'ON RAGING.
brought from Hot Springs Ark'-
twenty Cases Reported.

BURLINGTON JUNCTION. MO-
March 4-Black smallpox is raging In
Nodaway county. The disease was
hrought from Hot Springs. Ark, by the
eorpse OF a citizen OF Maryvil'e, who was
under treatment at The springs. Inc
coffn was opened at his fathers house,
and again at the church FUNERAL WHICH
was largely attended ,
Yesterday twenty cases were reported
the schools we're closed. and the city was
Guaranteed.
SITUATION IMPROVED.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March 4-Dr.
w ~ Harry. president OF the Board OF
Health considers the smallpox situation
much improved. There have been no cases
,erorted since yesterday. His report Oh
the situation. issued to-day. Is as follows:
"For the day ending March I'd. at 10
y NJ. two patients were sent 10 the
smallpox hospital. There were tnree
deaths a. the hospital YESTERDAY. Tnere
a re- now remaining In the hospital forty.
two patlents, No houses were piacarded
I'm the CITY yesterday. All persons leaving
The city viii need health certincstes."
SCARE IN ILLINOIS.
spRINoFIEI.D. ILL, March A-The
state Board OF Health to-day received
notice Of a smallpox scare at Nation.
Mrs Peter Mason was ut Hot Springs
with her husband. who was consumn-
tie They returned to Nation = few
days ago, and Mr.. Mason died, The rune
raj was held Saturday, and largely at
Tended. Mrs. Mason b now W with small
Box.
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Two Wedding. nj One Church.

There will be two weddings to-day at
Trinity Methodist church-one at O'Clock
In the afternoon, the other at
o'clock T. NJ. on the former OCCASION
Miss Birdie Johnson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sias l.. Johnson. will be welded
10 Mr.. Grooms. brother Of the Assistant
Superintendent OF the Amshouse. Rev.
Joshua Hunter will offciate. Al O'Clock
Miss Teresa Brauer. daughter Of Mr.. VIII
liar H. Brauer. will he united in matri-
mony TO Mr. Hugh Davis. son of the
well-known builder. T. Wiley Davis. Rev.
Mr.. Hunter will also perform this cere-
mOuy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05

OF s25o be substituted without any further
amendment the resolution was then
adopted ms amended bY a vote Of % to l.
that the resolution providing for the
changing OF Concurrent street south OF
Pleasant street, narrowing II from
hfty-foot street to a ten-foot oliey. and
opcning and extending this alley to
Leigh street, was taken up. The resolu-
ton was adopted under suspension OF
the rules. az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05

The Hon. j. H. NJ. Curry. Mrs. Curry.
and Miss COnnally are spending the win
ter in Rome. and have been the reel
pIents of many Hattering attentions. in
Guiding a luncheon at the British en-
bassy. special dinner by Baron Blanc.
the Italian Secretary Of State. and vari-
Gus other kindnesses.
Cardinal Rompolla. the Papal Secretary
Of state. Monsgnor O'Connell. of the
American College. and other Spanish and
Italian friends have been most polite and
agreeable.
Or. Curry is awaiting himself OF his
leisure to make n study OF political and
educational questions In Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05

GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
GAINESVILLE. TENN, March o.
stock end of last month. Laos.
quotations; Common Tugs N5OQ2; med
ium Tugs, 81 S4f21 IS; goods luss, 5000 40g:
sb.O0uS00.
Above quotations are for new 1894 crop.
Receipts in February, III hogsheads !.
sales In February. ilS hogsheads; ship
Cnsold stock March lst, $50 hogsheads
Receipts this week. 1872 hogsheads /;
breaks. l3 hogsheads; sales. Il hogsheads.
Market dun. reflections numerous. The
trade in loose crops in the country II
also dull. nearly all the better crops
having been secured by the dealers,
packers, and stemmers.
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For n Nid-Weck Payday.

Rescue Lodge. Good Templsrs. held
very Interesting meeting at their hall.
slS west Broad street. last night After
very Interesting meeting. and the initia-
ton OF two candidates the lodge was
addressed by Mr.. A. Il. McCulloch on the
question Of mid-week payday through
out Richmond and Manchester. The lodge
endorsed the measure by unanimous
vote. Rescue Lodge will give musl-
cal entertainment on Monday night next,
AT 2lS west broad street.
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p,chwoud Arrivals in New York.

NEW YORK. March a-tSpecial)-J.
pone. l. Ginter. Fifth Avenue; w. +.
Klein. w. S. Staiars. st. Denis; {. w;
Davis. Colonnade; o. +. Perry, Grand
Union: ID. wheelock and wife, @. schoen
Marlborough; S. A. Strauss. Murray Hill:
I Kaufman. Belvidere; w. NJ. Miller, H..
W. Rountree l.. Hutzler. Broadway Cen
trail; II. G.. Thornton, Marlborough; J. i.
Anderson, st. James.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, stocks
Grain, Tobacco. Cotton. &C., ana
In Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.
Indications.

+ WAsHYGToy. March i.-Forecast
Icnln for Virginia and North Carolina
lFar and much colder weather;
northwest winds.
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sud Acrfdent I'm Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March AT
Morriston. Fla, to-day Mrs. sarah Adams
was killed by the accidental discharge
of a Winchester rifle which her husband
was carelessly handling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
NeIN street I.ettcr.nONcs.

Postmaster Cullingworth has received a
number Of new front-slot street letter
boxes. which will be substituted for such
Of the old side-slot boxes as are now in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05

q rHr WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cool. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
State of thermometer.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND, Msrch t-yirslnla
Century bonds. $50; bid Baltimore ana O 'n.
dstcd Ca, stock, 623.sb3; do Donds' vs.
1854; do SIS, I0d}Aai01.
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roar OF RICHMOND. MARCH ., lsso.

| PORT or RICHMOND, MARCH 4. isso.
| ARRIVED.
| steamship Old Dominion, Couch, Ne. i@k
! merchandise auj passengers; George W. Alsp
| s. Co., agents
| SAILED.
| steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk. mes'
chan disc ana pssseagersi iry.o "ss'gsf' Sa-
| perm tendenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
RISE OF DIFFERENT CREEDs.

THE speaker then rapidly traced from
the crude beginnings of ancient Phallic-
ism the rise Of different crseds. Phallic>
ism was the common religious ground
of all primitive tribes. having its dis
tinct expression In different tribal dis
trcts. From II grew the beautiful
imagery Of Greek and Roman mythology.
"A vast mass OF facts exist which COM
pels religion. and whether we descend
into the lowest roots OF our intellectual
nature or ascend TO the elevated heights
Of modern speculation and theory we
find the creedal instinct a power which
conquers those who think they have con-
quered IT,
There are two causes which gave birth
to the varying creeds out of general
faith. They are. first, the sun OF ma.
tlonal traits or tribal chary terissics
which have been moulded by environment,
and shaped by existent conditions. And
secondly, special doctrines laid down b,
prophets leaders, teachers, or other me-
dia OF divine and special revelation omit,
ting the second cause. which would lead
TO discussion OF special and Individual
creeds. the speaker gave his attention to
the first and general cause OF the de.
velopment of creeds.
lie said that primitive man In his re-
lations TO deity was swayed by his sem
Sations and his emotions more than by
reason and intellect. These feelings and
fears were influenced by customs OF the
people, which, In their turn, were in
fiuenced by their SURROUNDINGS and cond,-
lions OF life, by the country I'm which
they lived. It's resources and topogra-
ply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RIi.iInaAn N so !

RICHMOND. March 4. 1895.
OFEERfSGa white. 10 bushels
sALEs.-Coru, white. 10 bushels
A--Wheat-Lonsberry. 5sa6ic
mixed. 5'abic.: sno-tDeiry. 56a0lc.: No
red, Ole. Corn - White Virginia. 47aisc.:
No. white. 41tss4Sc. No g mixed, <6a46tsc
Oets-No . mixed. 34tsa3ic. No. mixed
33lta3&c.; winter. 42a4jc. Rye. 5ss5sc
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PORT OF WEST POINT, MAscn 4, 1903.
ARHINRO.

ARMY CDs
stssmship Charlotte. Bennett, BALTIMORE, pa
sengers and general cargo. ,,..
tteamship Fairiax, howes. Daitinofo' Pa~
seDsers and general cargo, ~
steamship uayanfotte, "aikey' New i'fs'
passengers aud general cargo ,.,.,
steamship Gulf stream, Iunnsh. Thh.uo~
mia passengers and general cargo
steain.hip Elm City, karsbaIL "sikcrons
passengers ana general cargo
SAILED
steams hip Charlotte, Bennett, baltimore. pas
sep sefs and general cargo =
Steamship Fairfax, howes. boston ua
Norfolk. passengers and genera exfS%
sIsamship Elm City. Marshall "aiker''h'
usssoug-rs and general cargo
s,samship Cur andotte. Walker, Nov ~
via Newport News aud Norfolk, passengers ga
general cargo
PohT or NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH =, 1890
ARRIVED.
British steamship Thomas Anderson, bats
british steamship Bisnhsim, Berry.
snf nish stsamship falens'no, Sorox.
British steamship Cedar bsanen, Soros-
British steamship undsanted. oalssssss
Brfsish steamship Aeon, aalvesson-
schooner Eva IL Douglass, boston-
srhoonar Charles Davenport boston,
seboonsr ii. w. Nscombsr. bozten.
Schooner G. 4. DounslL ncsfop.
SCHOONER L Z. Anderson, kos'on.
Schooner Ami Mitchell, SsS Losaens
Barge RondouN Neu tork.
Barge Atss Mes fcsk.
Hr,si.h sseswship usdsupntsd, liverpool
British stssu,ship Ascas nan ~
Schooner 9. W. nsschs NsW Ssaaess
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, March 4.-Receipts-
Cattle, $50; shsep. $50; hogs. 400.
Sales -Cstfle. go; sheep, $50; hogs, 400.
Prtces-Nattie. best. 4a4isc. gross: medium
20 good. 3a3slc.. gross; common TO fair, 2As3s,c,
gross: bulls, 2La3c. gross; sheep, +a&S4c..
groes: hogs, 5a5t4c., net.
Prospects fair tor next week.
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RlCHOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. Va. March 4. IS

No auction offerings to-day.
Private saies Wrappers, 4 scraps, 4; lugs,
,; leaf, %. Total. 3S hogshoads
Revenue collections:
Sigars ana cigarettes. ..........."....s4,e8 40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
y CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION SToCK-YAROs. ILL. Msr'h A.
Market steady; common to extra
steers 81 75as6.10: siockers and iced
ers, s2.6oas4.b0; cows and bulls, sio0asf.oo;
calves, Ss.J0asS.5O.
Hoss--Roccip,s 10000 head: market irresu-
lar: hsayy, 81 00as435: common 10 choice,
mixed. saS5as4 20: choice hssorted. sAlOa
81. 20: choice. s37oest. 10; pigr, s..FoaskuO.
observation-disclosures 10000 hesd: market
steady 10 strong; interior 20 choice, s2.oVa
Al IN. lambs S3D5afD.nO.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH .. 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
Op.n,ng. Highest. Lowest Closing.
~. siSs7,s sIo.o5 sioa, sio.S0,s

Nay. blt.os's rIp.'' NAV.r~ "i~sc-|s
Nav. ESQ as7,s ESQ o.5TH
july. 0.616 $40 06'A go
MAJ ' 5.3s,s $40 5.32x 5a7l<
July. $40 1924 5.45 5.5.t
Cash quotations: Flour -Qaiss but 'nrin;
prices Unchanged. Wheat. 54s4a5sAc.; No.
8 red, b2l.s52s.c. No. 2 corn, A3ai3itc.
No 2 oats. xsl,c. Pork, slo.35sSi0.5O. iard.
90. s0asa45. Rib-. s5.eoAsa.a5. shoulders.
si.6zlsas4. 10. sides, eo.50as5.55. WnisSey.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-04
Sic .,N0rittn|| GoGonma.

Die uSiirfttn" @Delpn Snltd 8rDant
GDlonna, geb. 2, abopttrte MddaD, bat
ii9 ioeben gegen cine ibrem Manne gu 5a1@
lenbe Monatsrente bon $1,000 bas Ge9t err
fault, lire &inber gu be1iBen. sic 6at nun
nt9t mebr 1t0tbig, 1t9 NIT ben1elben bDn Srt
gu Ort 3u flii9ten unb in Der beltdnbigen
Nngit gu leben, baB tbr bieielben geraubt
perben. 9enn ba Der Shirt, ibr gef9tebez
ner @euubl, iebr geGbbeburftig tt, pirb CT
1t9 ippbl bitten, 5tb einem 8erlufte Der fir
feline 8erbdltnif1e, tpenn au9 ni4t fir feline
2ebenspeiIe, g~ldn5enben &ente aus5uieben.
3ebn Sabre 1T es erft ber, baB Gbelpn
M2addp, ni9t einmal bic re4te, fonbern nur
cine Mboptibtp9ter bes btelfa9en californiz
T9en MtQipndrs MadaD fi9 IN ben al5
2ump, 8er19tpenber unb @pteler befannten
Brincipe Serbtnanb @olonna bt @alatro
fortparf = ni9t aus Qiebe, ionbern I'm fetz
nes Sitels tpiGen. Gine Siirittn gu beiBen
unb ben Namen zines @eI9lehts 5u tragen,
bas na9tpeisbar fat o6tbunbert Sabre 5nz
riidrei9t unb 19pn i'm Mnfange bes bterten
%eSabrbunberts &pm etnen 8if9of gegeben
BADEN 1oG, unb 10 ale ibre BON dbnli6em
@brgei3e beieelten ameritanif3en Miti3pe%
ftern aus1te9en 5u tOnnen, bas mar es,
%tporauf fte aus tpar. Sic mar berliebt in
1einen Sitel unb er in t6r @elb. sic betam
ben Sitel unb ben Mann ba3u, er bus @elb
unb bic Sral ba3u. Na9bem er ales 8elo
perbrau@t bate, mas fie mitbetOmmen unb
mas ibr Mboptipz8ater tbr Tonft no9 CAB,
unb als biefer f9lieBli9 nt4ts mebr beraus@
riiden ppute, au9 tpenr er feline SGufte an
tbr benubte, Inn es AT erprei1en, cling bic Sc
f9thte aus benz 2etm. sic trennte itb BON
ibm unb er mar petter nt9t b0ie bariiber,
BENIN an ibr lag linn ni3ts; aber er benubte
fein Mnre9t auf bic brei &tnoer, I'm ibr bas
2eben fauer gu MAIDEN unb @elb 3u erpre1en,
inbem er bteTelben 5u entfiibren periu4te.
Sebt fat ie fi3, nie geIagt, &l1be erfauft.
S4lieBli4 1T fie eigentli9 Bel Der Sa4e
mod bef1er gefabren, tpie er. Sic bat ben
Sitel unD lire &tnber tperben prtncipes unb
principeIas iein. 9as 8e4t barauf fam
man ibr nnb ibnen ni6t ne6men. .@r bagez
gen bat, ftatt Der MtGionen, bic er ber16tpenz
BEN gu biirfen boffte, nun cine lebenslGngli9e
&ente iibrig bebalten, bic i'm 5tpar bor benz
9ungertobe f9iibt, aber 1einen fiiritlt6en O.
2ieb6abereien unb @epobn6eiten 1ange ni6t
geniigt. SIN NIgemeinen itnb fte 8etbe auf
ibre &e6nung getonmen, nur 8eioe in anbez
rer Weiie, ais ite 1i9 geoa9t baben,