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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-31
Is TIRED OF CnirlCISN.

haid the President WA lnioaa The En-
tire Cuban situation on Congress
CHICAGO. March 3l.-A Washington
special to The News says: There is
only one chance in hundred tha. war
will DC avcrted.
Such was the remark of one Of the
most prominent members Of the cab.
met. whp has been conspicuous as a
''pcac" "..Eltcr." Private Secretary
TO t..r ..,a. .cnt Porter said during the
after - the president had deter.
una .,,.g the issue this week, and
IA n.o 49,. = .col.cd for at once
IT, .r.>idcat," said Mr.. Porter,
is iireh g. the criticism Of congress. He
Will ask congress TO do one Of two
things take the question and
settle II In its own way. or leave the
executive free and untrammelcd. The
president feels he should not be blamed
and criticized.
Congress biames him for not acting
and INDUCES III war talk when he is
doing his best to avert war. The talk
III congress interfercs with negotia.
tions looking TO peace.
There is scarcely u doubt tina. con.
gress Ill its present temper will declare
war. 1t is expected that the president
will unload upon congress the entire
situation and without making q recon-
mcndation leave the Legislative branch
Of the government to work out the
problem in its own way.
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" ''s Not Wish Congress to Act
ne Hears From woodford.
4s'IoN, March 3l.-The White
'ss q oesleSed with callers, in.
- s'na'ors Hanna, Davis, chair.
- RYE. Cullom and Gray,
= - 'Ae foreign relations com.
ana d'''ws, ,"l Hawlcy. Spooner.
c,,. l entire Michigan delega.
! n1a'' saea' their purpose being to
|ornn. 'Neht to take immediate
kbs 10. 10 action to end the war and
a. az, Independence e, OF Cuba.
bpral ra mckinley told the Mich.
w.s. ws,sss'onal delegation that he
TIA, congress to act precipi-
N, w. aa. ne was expecting hourly
bon vices MY, from Minister Wood.
much would depend.
n,c 'S For sixty Hours.
an.' 'A' March 3l.-It is stated
BE- c@ a'oFs that the president has
Go b''i'ht'ecs Of congress not to
cfaa, 'r>. Another statement
i'd mat the Sagasta minis.
pa,,, ,"'hed and this causes the
adyices from Madrid.
~ FROM WOoDrORp.
" r,, '" Reports Encournx.
i,cr ~" S'Sa.,a Conferences.
ls rec.' - March 3l.-.Tho presi'
, Wooa,'' waved a cablegram from
'''ord, at Madrid. IN
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-31
One Of Reeds Little COups.

ST. PAUL, March 3l.-A Dispatch
Washington special says: 1t is said
that Speaker Reed, knowing that there
were 81 Republican members who had
agreed to vote against any ruling he
might make, had certain Of his friends
60 to Bailey and induce him to intro.
duce the Cuban resolution and thus
precipitate q party fight. 1t was q
clever coup on the part Of the speaker.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-31
Mother and Daughters Fatally injured.

NIRoQUA, Wis, March 3i.-A stick
of dynamite exploded at the residence
of Mrs. ID. T. Ewers at Bradstown, a
few miles from here. causing probably
fatal injuries to Mrs. Ewers and her
two daughters and wrccking the build.
ing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-03-31
kI0N DELAYED
Relations Committee
40 70 Give the President
More Time
posi,iye Assurance That
pe,hing Definite Will Oc-
cur Very Soon.
lmeut Promised Within a
Vi, and 1t May BE Within
Two Days.

lp,yc1,y March 3l.-The senate
~. On foreign relations failed
an a,g,,ment at its meeting
dr.tauban resolutions before
,a:e-r.a Inc whole matter to n
kn,.ec and then adjourned.
nsmter, # the foreign relations
t,ey VINO saw the president as.
Ne other members that tho
.,.atlaa w4i. come to "A head in
few Qav>, lni that congress will
rmel. The utmost limit placed
t5e nAe III winch the matter
tsv.:.el one way or the other.
l.e. !, ole week. while others
tt.4, il might 10 within iS
nAaatt,a con s,dercd that 1t
ie aaH n view Of the nego.
NV n to precip,tate matters
tn, | was said that congress
/; ,lae acton To hurry the ad.
F4.leu, III View OF what had bcen
Oy 'he members. The senate
re>o.a,lon on motion OF Chair.
As4, o. ,ne foreign relations com.
allowing tAcm TO sit during the
Q! iac senate. The committee
'1le II session n , o'clock p. IN.
la.y distinctive feature Of the
was the general disposition
ksed u wait for q reasonable
Poa Tue president, and the senti.
'Ais direction was quito uuani.
poa iAe pant Of tho members.
FsAa; va, largely devoted to
s.de'atlon !. OF testimony taken
name court Of inquiry. a ma.
lae members found that they
aad time to read this testimony
60 OF 1t which appealed to in.
members was read by them to
eoalll!i,ce. The general un.
4as appeared to DO that the sit.
was such that the report and
" VIII have to be fully consid.
ai'Vh, AT conclusion.
'ae present disposition Of the
..e Is 10 obligc the president. j,
ss eSident that u large majority
'uiti'''e" would favor viRorou.
sooh 4, IT is made evident
''na'lc resources have been ex
"hat form this action will
Ao' discussed, no prefcren cs
"n ior any Of the four resolu
'"e Tue committee.
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DID 1T ALL IN THREE DAYS

Span In I'd. DestrOy Ninety-1our Farms, .
Cane Mil and Two Hoapitals.
HAVANA, March 3l.-A Spanish col.
umn commanded by Colonel Escario in
the district of Manzanillo, province Of
Santiago de Cuba. has, it is announced
by the Spaniards, destroyed during the
last three days "a farms, sugar cane
mill, coffee plantation, some barracks
and two hospitals. In addition Colonel
Escaro's troops captured SIX insurgents.
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\ torpid liver robs you Of ambition
and ruins your health. De Wits Little
Early Risers clear - the liver. cure con-
stipation and all stomach and liver
troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
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torpedo boat catchers ut the shipyards
Of the Great Lakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
RICH'D THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
commencement Exercises Of This In
Stitutiou Held Last Nigbf.

Last night, at the Ebenezer Baptist
church, were held the commencement eX-
erciscs of this institution Last Sunday,
at the Second Baptist church (coloreO.
Rev. Il. u. Lewis preached tine bacca-
laureate sermon before a large and IN
tercstcd audience. ON Wednesday at
j.. NJ. at the seminary building. was held
the regular alumni business meeting and
dinner over 100 alumni were present.
At the Ffth-Street Baptist church. at
SIS L. NJ. on Wednesday, was held the
alumni meeting. Rev. c. II. Johnson.
of Bristol. Tenn, was the orator of the
evening. and Rev. james II. Presley, of
Providence, r. l.. entertained the large
audience with "Reminiscences Of our
students" The address of the evening
was delivered by Rev C. W. Lee. D. D.,
of Washington, j. c.
The commencement exercises proper
were attended by a large audience. The
exercises were opened with the doxology,
which was followed by prayer by Rev.
Lyons.
The graduates and the subjects Of their
orations were as follows: Thomas Foun-
tain Blue. Farmvile Va. Woman
Silent Force. i'm Amelioratng the Condi-
ton of Humanity; Walter Lee Hubbard,
of Buckingham Va. Higher Education
OF Women; James Harvey Randolph,
of West Point ministerial Leadership;
William Howard Willis. Of Hayne, Va.
"The Trend OF American Thought"
These young men did exceptionally wei,
and showed the effect of the training
they have received al the seminary. UNI
der the care of Dr. Corey and his assoc
ciates.
The orations were nterspersed with
solos. duets and choruses. \ special
feature of the evening was the rendering
by Rev. j. H. Presley, of Providence, II.
l.. and an alumnus OF the seminary, OF
"The Loss of the Maine" a song COM
posed and published by him. This song
has been enthusiastically received IN the
North The song last night raised the
audience 10 high pitch Of enthusiasm.
The address 10 the graduating class
was delivered by DR.. G. IL. Corey, the
president. who also conferred the degree
Of BaA elor of Divinity upon them. Or.
Nas.s,. announced that the faculty and
trustees had conferred the degree of Doc
tor of Divinity upon Rev. T.. D. Lewis,
of Richmond. Va: Rev. j. w. Kirby. of
Portsmouth Va. and Rev. g. l.. +. Ia
liafcrro. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
After this remarks We're made by Or.
Armstead. Of Portsmouth; Dr. Taliat'r-
20. of Philadelphia: Rev. Moss, OF Char
lottesville: Or Spiller Of Norfolk.
The year Just closing has been one of
the most successful in the history of the
institution. There have been in attend
ancc ffty-hyc students. all of which are
pursuing a strictly theological course.
This is the only strictly theological semi
nary among the colored people The
class OF men which apply for matricula-
zion are Of a higher standard each year
The school viii i'm a year or so be merged
into the Virginia Union University, oil
which it will be the theological depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
THE COCKADE CITY.
Petersburg and Carolina
RaiIroud-POIitica

PETERSBURG, VA, April 2S.-(Spe-
can-It is said that contracts for
grading the Richmond, Petersburg. and
Carolina railroad-bed from Petersburg TO
the Nottoway river. a distance of thirty
miles. have been let to sub-contractors.
Each sub-contractor has a section of
some four or five miles OF road-bed. The
work is being rapidly pushed. Occupants
Of the property on the depot site I'm this
city will shortly commence moving.
Under the plan recently promulgated by
the Republican State Executive Commit
tee II Is believed the Republicans Of the
Fourth District will at once begin the
organization of their party for the con-
gressiOnaI campaign. and that their or
will be made as complete as
possible. Congressman Thorp may or may
not be a candidate before the district
convention for denomination. 1t is ru-
mored that there are other aspirants for
the nomination. and even Colonel James
ID. Bradys name has been mentioned as
the coming Republican leader.
Meanwhile the Democrats are thorough
" organizing for the fight, and intend 10
make a strenuous effort to return Hon.
:. L. Epes to the seat from which he was
so unjustly elected by the partisan ma
Jorty In Congress.
There was a brisk fall Of snow and hail
here az an early hour this morning. II
had been preceded by a strong gale, blow
ing continuously for a day and two
nights.
While considerably damaged, the fruit
crop IN TINS section was not totally de-
stroyed by the cold snap Of several weeks
ago. There will be a fairly good yield OF
all fruits.
The rush OF coal through our city TO
Lambert Point. over the Norfolk and
Western railroad. continues undated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
WINsTON'S BUDGET.
The Work % RccruitinG-Fiied Their
Auswer--POstpObed

WINSTON, n. G.. April 2S-(Special)-
Captain Bessent, Of the Forsyth Rifle
men. received a telegram from Adjutant-
General Cowles this afternoon instruct
ing him TO move his command TO Raleigh
on Monday. Captain Besseut has not
succeeded yet i'm recruiting his company
to eighty-four, but is making an effort 10
do so.
4 telegram was sent TO Adjutant Cow
les this afternoon, stating that a
colored company OF eighty-four men
could report for duty in Raleigh by Mon
day night.
Stewart Brothers Of this city, former
State Printers have filed an answer TO
the complaint filed some time ago by
State-TreasuTer Worth, and In their an
swer they deny, specifically, the charges
contained in the complaint Of the state
Treasurer. and set up in detail long
counter claim. i'm which they allege that
the states owes them the sum OF slsOOO.
or more. II Is believed by those ac-
quainted with the facts. that the state
cannot recover against the defendants.
District Attorney Holton received OH
cial notice to-day from Circuit Judge
Charles H. Simonton, stating that the
May term OF the United states Court for
this district, which was 10 have opened
al Asheyille next Monday. had been adj
iourned until the fourth Monday in June,
next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
TO RENDEZVOUS Al RALEIGH.
Orders Issued 10 the First North
Carolina Regiment.

RALEIGH. y. c.. April 2s.-ospecl9L)-
The camp of the white volunteers was
located here to-day. II is two miles
west OF Raleigh. and near the State
FAIRGROUNDS. There are l6) acres. with
a line water supply The camp is named
Camp Bryan Grimes in compliment TO
the late General Bryan Grimes. q gallant
Confederate officer. Orders were issued
to-day for the First Regiment OF Voun-
teers 10 rendezvous here next Tuesday
The movement OF the most distant COM
pany. that at Waynesville. Is TO begin
Monday afternoon. There are 90 tents
for the regiment. The State has requi-
sitioned for 900 more for the Second Regi-
ment. which will probably be mobllized
in about week. IL Is decided that the
battery of heavy artillery shall be white.
and that a battalion OF i've negro COM
panies, 40 strong. shall be put into camp
on the coast, at Wilmington or Southport.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
ST. louis.

ST LOUIS. April 2S.-Flour-Firm and
higher; patents $5.4ONs5.65.
Wheat-Spot higher: No. 2. Sl.lo: April,
$40; May. Sill IA; July, - 1-Sc. bid.
Corn-Spot higher: No ., % Sic; April
80 3-ic.; May, % 5-Sq32 3-4c.; July, 80 7-SI
23c.
Oats-Spot higher; No. ?. Csc.
Bran--Dull; sacked, east track. SIC.
Butter-Steady; creamery. l5alsc.; dairy
Eggs Steady at Size.
Whiskey-sl
Pork-Lower; standard mess. Jobbing,
Lsrd-Lower; prime steam, ;5.45; choice,
Bacori-Boxed shoulders. s5.25: extra
short clear. $6l2 -; ribs, S.2j; shorts,
Dry-salted Meats-Boxed shoulders
SL7J: extra short clear. Sj.62 -; sides
SIS: shorts 81.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April Is Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Firm; No. , red, 800.
Corn-Strong and higher; No. 2 mixed
Sc l-2c
Oats-Firm and higher; No. mixed, Bic.
Rye-Firm. No. :. 90.
Iard-Steady az So
Bulk Meats-Firm 20 S.o0.
Raron-Firm al $3.50.
Whisky al Sl.-Z.
Butter-DuP-
Sugar-Firm.
Eggs-Easy az &c
Gheese-Steady.
NEN YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NitW YORK. April - Flour-Firm and
r,odcrstflv active: city MiH patents,
s6.cGaS7: rye flour steady.
Cornmeal- Firm; yellow western, 76c.
Rye-Firm. No, :. pc
Hsrley-Quiet. feeding, i6c.; barley matt
firm -, .,o,, q.
No + Northern New York. sl.27 -; OPP
Ton lions opened very strong and excited on
! Nernool iadvices but drifted into a
weakness which lasted all day; the close
viii Northwestern news. produced the
Iate weakness; No. red. sl.0} l-2dSi.2i;
July closed sl.02 5-s; September, $50
81 s-4c-closed 50 5-sc.
Corn-Spot easy at He; options showed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29

bouquet OF brides roses. while her maid
of honor wore white orgaDlie over pink
tafIeta. with bouquet of pink carna-
lions The ceremony was performed by
Rev. y. y. Morehead, pastor of the
church. Afterwards the happy couple left
for the Union Depot, where they took
the northern train for Washington. where
the early days Of the honeymoon viii be
spent.
The friends of the contracting parties
were entertained at the residence of the
brides parents on Wednesday night The
presents were numerous. and many OF
them very handsome The bride is
daughter Of Mr. r. a. KOssl0w. 4 we'll
known merchant, and the groom is the
popular restauranteur of east Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
NO NEWS OF THE PANTHER.
Fears for Her and the Montgomery
<orfoIk MOSQUITO Fleet.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2S.-No news OF
Tho TRANSPORT Panther and the cruiser
Montgomery has been received here. OF
ficials at the navy-yard fear disaster,
II the ships were delayed on the Hatteras
coast. but the most experienced naviga-
tors unite i'm saying that they ought TO
have gotten well out to sea before meet
ing the storm.
The mosquito feet at the maynard Is
being provisoned and otherwise made
ready for departure. Outdoor WORK was
suspended there yesterday and to-day, on
account of the storm, and for the hrst
time i'm several months no night iorSs
was employed tonight or last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
MIR. Woodford and Miss Bell Wed.

a very pretty home wedding took place
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs Adam Bell. No. rs west
Cary street. yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. when Miss Rosa Bell, a charming
and accomplished lady. was made the
bride of Mr.. Edward Clifford Woodward.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Il.
H. Rawlings pastor of Clay-Street Meth
odist church. Miss Bell entered the par
lor leaning on the arm of the groom-elect.
while Mr. Il. W. Neathery played the
wedding march. The ushers were Messrs.
w. s Bell. p. T. Ben. NOrvill Anderson.
l.. c. Crutchfeld After the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward took the $40
o'clock train over the Chesapeake and
Ohio road for their bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
CUPID THE VICTOR.
vR. TALLEY AND MISS BLhYLoCk
WE'D AFTER \ LONG DELAY.
FI9STMARRIAGE EFFORT FRUSTRATED
The Groom Then Arrested by His
Father. Who Charged Him With
swearing Falsely to His Agc-I!is
Tvcnty-First Birthday Yesterday.

Ono of the most romantic marriages
which have occurred in Richmond ia
come time took place last night at 9
o'clock Al the residence, No. 252 east
franklin street. OF Rev. James Cook,
when he united i'm wedlock Mr.. William
Tau.v and Miss Lizzie Blaylock.
+. wHl be- remembered by readers Of the
Dispatch that Mr.. Tauey sought to lead
N-s Blaylock TO the altar more than a
-sar ago. and was interrupted on his way
90 the preachers residence 10y his father,
who took him in hand, and had him lock-
I'd up al the county Jail, where he
,larged him with falsely swearing as TO
his age when DE obtained the marriage
License
Young Tallcy was tncn only 20 years Of
axe and his prospective bride but IT, The
young lady had the consent of her
mother TO the union. and Mr.. Talley,
whose father objected 10 his becoming a
benedict. stated that he was of age. ami
a.. this statement the license was issued
@. him. The young man and his sweet
..tt. together with the young lady's
,..aer. went off i'm search of q preacher.
CID called upon Rev Travis j. Taylor,
..u pastor Of Laurcl-Srcct Methodist
.opal church. Alr. Taylor whose
.u. was opposite Monroe Park, was NOT
H aud the couple. leaving their license
.r. walked out in the park TO await
d.. return.
THE FATHERS CAPTURE.
I The mean time, however Mr. Talley
r.. cot wind of the AFFAIR ole amour
.. went in search Of his son. lie found
Boo the park and started 10 collar
.u. llt the young man was Meet OF foot
. started ON the run. leaving the NounS
.. and her mother seated i'm the park.
father finally overlook the son, and
carried him 90 Magistrate Lewis's home.
.. he sworc out "a warrant for ms
-t and had him committed 20 JAIL
u.Nt morning the youns man was
....I and then Dee CndeaVorcd TO get
married. The minister had, however
. the license back 10 the clerk oil
County Court and that tuncuondrN'
v.. r. received il, very promptly re-
. I0 reissue it,
N Taucy swore that he would
I.. tho Young lady, and planned am
D-..-tuWu olopcmcut lie finally de-
D. though. 90 wait until he became OF
and Yesterday he celebrated ms
1884, .-ar-t birthday boy getting married
older Taley. when he saw That ne
.... uo longer prevent the marriage
81. h.. consent. but refused 10 see the
t...I knot tied.
THE CEREMONY.
couple minded not that fact
r.. .aud after obtaining his license
t .le County Court yesterday after
.lc prospective groom called upon
morata. and, accompanied 10y her
t....l they sought the residence of Mr..
'.. The bride was aturcd in a gown
.. and wore orange blossoms IN
'r .r. and appeared as happy as
. l.r dream of love had never been
..I.I with. The ceremony was wit
t hr lr cooks family. and after
words chat made the twain one had
spoken ar. and Mrs. Tailcy' accom-
ly Mrs Blaycock, drove To the
of tine latter IN a carriage
a.u make their home there. TN"
painter by occupation. ana is
known in the West End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
Mr. ,t.rtini,s Funeral To-day.

The funeral OF Mr.. Germindo Martini
whose death on Wednesday was an
nonnced in yesterdays Dispatch. VIII
take place from the undertaking rooms
Of James McDonough, north Eighteenth
street. al 2 o'clock this afternoon AT
Martini was a native Of Italy and ~ years
old. He had been resident OF this cry
for three years. and was engaged III
business on Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
Fabulous wealth.

The "incalculable mineral wealth OF
newIy-found mining regions largely run
by syndlcatcs and promoted by transpor-
tation companies -. IN 100 Hdny ~
Stances really a fable. The products or
Industry i'm legitimate fields OF enterprise
nearer home are far surer ana promise
more stable rewards. No one VIII go uh,
rewarded In the matter OF lhprvs'o
health who use regularly Hos'eiteI sto-
mach Filters for malaria. dyspepsia.
constipatiOn. biliOusness, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. April ~. 1898.
Private sales to-day were as follows:
Wrappers. hOgsheads: filters. ] hogs
head: scraos. Q hogsheads Total number
OF hogsheads SOLD during the day were 3.
United States internal-revenue coiiec-
tiOns for the city Of Richmond. Va, to-
day were: = CbaccO. S3.9l4l3: cigars AID
cigarettes. N.S2..ij Total. $1il.JS
Stonewall and Crenshaw's warehouses
will have a sale Of good sun-cured Louisa
and Caroline tobacco tO-mOrrCW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
the 1mov-Kos>LOw NrPTI,Ls.
Freely Marriage at First English
Lutheran Church Last Evening.


... marriage of Mr. Robert W. lhoh
D Amanda II. Kosslow was celc-
yesterday evening at the First
Evangelical Lutheran church.
mu auditorium was prettily deco
.... .1r the occasion. and was crowded
.c relatives aud friends Of the
Ting parties The altar aud the
"Dic banked with palms and AKA
and t~o huge bouquets were placed
t.. organ. The front pcws were set
h5 white satin ribbons for the i'm
Zoe relations of the bride and groom.
.' bridal party arrived al the churcn
Promptly 40 $50 O'Clock
usners were Mcssrs otto Tink"n.
p.'n Wood. Frederick kossl0w. and
.'.m Byron Nj Louis Thon accom-
l Dds brother. and acted az best
A The bride entered with her maid OF
.-1'i Miss Belle KosslOw. She wore a
"t'p dress Of gray cloth, and carried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29

Richmond Va, April y, 1888
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, Sill TO
$ll2; mixed. Sl.10 to SLIP; shortberry. sl.Os
10 SLIP. No. red SIP. Corn--White
Virginia. bag lots. dc; No. white lie;
No. 3 white 4Oc.; No. mixed. i0c. No.
mixed, 80 10 - l-2c Oats-No. . mixed,
81 lie; No. 3 mixed, 33c. Rye-No. ?, 81
In 5Nc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
fancy. sl-S43 i-ic.; Spa

extra prime. &c.: fancy. Sl-Saa i-ac.; Spa
nish quiet at soc. nycr
NORFOLK PEANUT MARkET.
NORFOLK. VA, April zs.-topeeiai,-
Markets quiet; fancy. &c strict
Iy prime. 2T-sc: prime. 2J.sc.' common
II-2H2c Spanish. sc. new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29


------------ -. r,,y no ,c.o
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL q, lS@
ARRIVED.
steamer Yemassee. ONen. Philadei-
mia. merchandise and passengers; clyde
Line. -.
chandise and passengers; Virginia Navi
CATION Company.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL q
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mokta. Baltimore.
SAILED.
steamer Cycle London.
steamer M0kta. New York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL q, lSe
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Acconack, Thompson. Nor.
folk; passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack Thompson. Nor.
folk: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATI,RE ALMANAC. APRIL %. 1888.
cun rises .....5JT HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets ..6:57 Morning. ..........D;5l
Moon sets ......1:l6 Evening. ...,......ll2'