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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19

Apv advertised dealer is authorized
to guarantee Banner Salve for letter,
eczema, piles, sprains. cuts, scalds,
burns, ulcers and any open or old
sore Hatch Bros, and j. I. Ben
nett, druggists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19

Cheap aad convenient is vapor
bath apparatus designed by Kansas
man, comprising a clamp for attaching
a vertical rod to the back of an ordi-
nary chair, the top Of the rod sup
porting sernicircular arms. over which
a waterproof cloth is thrown to con-
fine the vapor from the generator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19
Different Here.

There are only IL bald-headed men
IN the English house Of commons. A
gallery view of the pates in our house
Of representatives gives a different
impression.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19

1t stands alone, it towers above.
.~There's no other, it's natures won
S Ter, a warming poultice TO the heart
Of mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c-Hatch Bros, and Ben
nett's Pharmacy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19

Ii wives have any compassion for
cross. crabid husbands give them
Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill gemove
any misunderstanding in the family.
Hatch Bros. and Bennette Phaf-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-07-19

why do rnen with bald aea5o oiways
have the heaviest beards.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Gen 9eportcreoes Sjemfomit.

YariIerblnbene er / benne Eib opta9s
ne Of en- rsrenoe 9iiforie ON en- borts
ilpstet 'Strafefunse, buem man baas
Der, pr9linent 2oubet oil benaaoe.
Nicolas Roucamps bar Snebferl9rs
ling os tnap l6 War salnmel, ba ban
besit fit isrfte 9poeri. pan boeoe
ben Gang boS fine 5Oralore / en- al
Yuris 6oritaoer Os itial en- tiaOttenoe
Nlnnanas fra en- Truetbunbler. I'll
bans llptte git en- Yolltiiulpettgr
Iorbi / bet lamme; ben life 5pr bleu
srebet % iosmt ire Maaneoers 5anss
lel.
9ette sjoroe bam banse, os ban los
ueoe fig iels lite at fomme oioere inc
paa ben 8ane. Oten ct ballot Nar
ienere par ban N Ssnoas til Dams /
en- lille 2anosbp / Nerbeoen af Baris.
!Son Os bans Selitab Tom for lent til
3oset os MATTE uanore biem til 6Oos.
st Steb paa 9anoepejen iaa be en-
@urtnerposn, iom bar iorlaot ct 0je-
bfif Of fin @ier. S aoaobeo ipruns be
op / ben % piifebe paa Seiten. Wea ct
2jeblif eiter bleo De grebne al en- Gen
balm, % oa Nicolns tioli9ere bapoe
ueret / &eitens S9noer, bleu ban benz
ne Sang ibpmt TO Maanehers 6Gngiel
for 5oriss pua at tilesne fig en- anbens
@jenoom.
I'll bette 9ibspunft er Siiorien life
meset interesiant. @n talentlss Typ,
Der bar ubelo meo fig, % lom bar
moralite a~nfastelier, men lille fan
boloe Stano, = bet er beg noset sans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
,,Yefenber SuertrGbellerne
for binanOen.
Sat. 8, 16).
Sat. 16).

8 aarsansen 1892 Of aRp Chris
itoterpe" iortaler Sofprait @mil
Grommel Berlin fslsenoe Opleuelie:
vMeoens iee enbnu par souife una
os iuo | nit isrite prefeembebe lanet
imOb Spo, bleu ies en- Ssnbas ioloet
til en- uns. bsosips pOlpieinifer. Site
uoen snsit besap jes mig paa Ysi;
tbi ielp ON bet eIers fan u9re iaubt
moi, OF uusoOm fan bebit iammeu meo
llnsbom, iau er bet bog ~iitfert, at unse
8reIter life er bebit Ifiiiebe til at tale
meo uuse Menneiter: non er binan-
ben for ner / albsr, % praitesjolsn
fan iffs beife ben Nssenbeb, ION siper
fig til Renbe | Manslen paa @rfarins.
Seq git altiaa ai Stso meo ct banienbe
Qierte.
pa ies traabte IND ab 8ansbsrsn,
Tom Suiets 5rue mig | Msbe % taIote
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

naturli9uiS Bifeten / 5sfee fin Orbrt
baoe trnffet fig tilbo9e, buno Boerpi=
teten poa oenfire 5lpi ollerebe bopbt
9iort, men Gnfgreren, Heltfornet 3 | q.
care (feot / Afrita of 1uenIfe 6orel=
bre) oiloe life saa iilbnse enonu, oe
lnben fort 9ib par bet for tent, ba bs
bar o~mrinseoe os ~afffaarns Of gne!sr:
oerne. Snbtil oa par insen ogoe, blot
iuareoe, men nu bar bet iOm en- Sa9l.
bD9e al au9ler oar BEN. De loa
bpffeoe, iaa goot be tunoe, / @r6fter,
bag Stene o9 8uife, peo ben minblte
@lottelIe b!en be Inarebe, men nli9euel
Iteo be. On Slime baooe en- &uole
gennem 2aaret o9 EN- 9ennem 2999en,
5%eltfornetten fit en- 8u9le 9ennem Grs
men, ELECTROMAGNETIC, Staol'
Cuenit) baooe en- Singer ufltuot
o9 en- 8usle sennem Nrmen oiu.
Vile fOrtIatte &ompen, til De fit oeres
6aneiaar. Staulber9 raabte, ON en- bopoe
ct 2ommeterfleoe at 9iOe BAN til 5ors
binoin9 ON Grmen; min Mebbelers
6ioemuno reiite fig balut op Ior at faite
bet oner til BAN, men falbt bgo tilba9e
meo en- 8usle 9ennem Struben, bans
unoen Sibemnnb beoeoe Rn99en libt
for al tn9e en- Botron al Hommen, faloi
/ neffe Djeblit iammen meo en- &u9le
fra Sfuloeren sennem 9jertet. 3 oper
2 Timer buobe 8ampen itaaet paa, Do
mt 5eltfornetten en- au9le / 8rpfet, e9
Stnalbere raabte til be andre, at De
mnntte forig9e at fomme bort, men
fulnt / iumme gjeblit ON, ituot i Sof.
ten. Ut rejie fig OPP os foris8e at brpos
sennem @n9Ienberne ipntes enonn
farli9ere END at bliue, bpor be bar lat
ooer9ioe fig tanfte in9en poa).
"a bar bet, at en- un9 Spr fra Won=
bal, Omar 8 I e n, En- at be f9ffeite
o9 melt afbolbte / belle &orpiet, ipran9
Op o9 lu9be for meo bet uoraab: v&om
on, anmernter, lab o5 prgne at ta9e
benz" DEB bpieoe 5oueoer latte be nf
Steo, be, lom enouu tunoe beoese fig.
II lalt, mob De @n9l9noere, lom bar
TONNE Dem / Hps9en. Ruglerne iuieoe
ON greue, en- 20 a 30 Meter 40 @ans
gen, iua neo / 9atnin9en, ltpo Ma9as
finet uo, op isen O9 pioere frem. eng
lGnoetne beg til Sioe. Gil iibit bauoe
be blot en- 80 Meter tilbase til ct tat
BuitaoS, oa falot onennGnnte OlIen
OH. Min Reooeisr, BET uar ueo 81
ben al BAN, uiloe fcrls9e at bj9lpe
BAN. men 8u9lerne llo9 lom SoSelbp;
ger neo ON Dem, Olien falot paanp,
ltuot i 9jsrtet; min Meobeler fit en-
8usle sennem Satten o9 to 9ennem
3rsjen, b%eloisuis blot 6ubiaar, ps lap
ino / Sfopen. Blot s nanebe frem til
BOtrne, Os af bisie flere iaureoe; %
Mano falbt / oenne Ramp, 10 bleu
fan9ne, iamtli9e iaarebe.
&elultatet af oenne &nmp bar, at
8oerne fit ienbt Jeriterfnineer Os be.
iat SiiIin9en / Centrum. Blot en- Gf=
being @nslenoere bar fOmmen isennem,
os ben bleo sbelast.
Otter oenne Scamp blep 8orpIet oms
or8aniieret o9 lluttebe fig til General
gronie, iammen meo buem bet blep to.
get I'll 5anse.
Oueralt berneoe bsrer man 2oos
cro ouer bet tapre ffanbinauilte 8orps.
8optujn Nllum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

aanOner. Os insen oil uhotomme
fspeube, bOis ban life O%uergiuer fig.
Bialm63. II { .Mau ital sioe bemSoer-
bet i golb, Os be futile uOrOe RaOes
8el").
Soa ouergaO Gronje fig. Rot
nilfe 3eitun9" pooitnar, at bisie Be.
pe@er er aopisr Of be este.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

Omfrin9 bans 2isbaore bar Der iam-
let 0unbreber Of un9e Weunefer, for
bOilte ies fit 9oo at preoift ON, BE
rene Of Siertet." iom fiof ie Sub.
Men iorinoen bauoe ben beuiouebe pna
fit 9gosleie aesnem fit Sfriftsmuof
bolbt en- Br9oiten for mig. iom bapbe
rant mig / min Sials 9nberite."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
Sor uneoommen
rs 9rem aabner ban Mcn=
leiienes Sren".
(Sob. 80, 15-16.)

On Sgnboe Mor9en rin9eoe aloffers
ne til airfe | en- en9ellf apbitao. 9ufs
ten par flar. os SOlen ffinneoe parmt,
buOrfor osinn mango 8inouer fob aatne
o9 ladleoes gao Rlofferne 2ejli9beo til
at fable meb iorItartet Rslt no be trnple
Menne Ifebsru. 8laubt Dem, iom bsrte
ben faloenoe 8sft isennem bet nabne
8intue = % iom piloe baoe bsrt ben
pgiua 9ennem lutteoe 8inouer, foroi
bun eIfteoe ben 6erre 3ebaotbs 8oli=
ger bar osiaa en- &ebmnnbs 9uIfru.
Netop iom Rinsninsen %be9pnote, unr
bun blepen' iorbis m,o i'm Ranflaonin9;
Der bar altioa ln9en Iio at ipiltc.
3 en- 6oif sreb bun Solmebosen oa bet
Ben9eltpffe, iom ltuloe lG9aes | airtes
bgsIen, ileoe oerpaa inc paa Rontoret
Ill fin Uiano, lom ioo peo Sfripeboroet
meb Gnlistet bsiet neo puer fine 8esn'
i%fnbsbs9er, os rate BAN pannoen til
5nrpel.
nSa, ia, War9aret", ia9be Wanoen,
ibet ban neppe unbte fig lib til al ie
op fra 8s9erne. p9aa bu fun / airte
oe opri Sub for os besse,,"
Saaiebes bapoe ban inet / ule De
aur, be buuoe oeret Wano Os 6uitru.
Bet par bleoet BAN Ell 8ane, oe ban
berolIseoe fig boer Ssnoae meo, at ban
lob fin 6uftru 9aa i airte Os %forrette
anousten for Dem besse4.
Meoens ban nu lab alene / Stuen %
itirreoe pan be lanse RGfter Of Snos
teslss o9 lloaiftspoiter i Be9erne,
be9puote bans Zine at bliue iunae. oe
font ban l9nSe 9ioroe Taper Woor
iinno, onnieoe 9aaene bog III ioft ian-
leoes omfrine pnn be bpioe Blaoe, of
ban bleo neot til ct Eieblif at lRgee
Yennen til Sloe O9 lGne !6oueoet iil'
ba9e / 99neitolen. Da9en i 5orueien
bapee ban BAIT en- pglao Qften" inm.
men meo nosle 9obe 8enner, % oenne
aften bar blepen iaa lang, at ben bapoe
gjort ct fort Stanr / bons Rattero.
Stu fr9usbe 2esemet trobs al Wobitnno
fin Ret, os bet oareoe life lGnse, fer
ben iurise Resnemeiier iou blloells
ino.
Timber Sspned orsmte ban, at ban
bar osb os fob meb i'm %troiaiie Wars
garet fornn Simmelcsren. Sab os
MI saa ino!" Iasoe ban o9 ereb fin gu
itrus Sanno. Nen / bet iamme fob
en- iirnalenos Sfitfelie ioran gam meo
en- flor Resle | 9aanoen, % BET f6rez
Tom BAN, at ben baooe me9en Ql9beo
meo Gpoltelen Better, iaaleoes iom ban
bauoe Jet oenne fremitillet paa Biaeoer.
9enue Mano lutfebe Dgren op, ioran
builten parret itOb, % uinfebe uenlist
40 0uitruen, at bun 1fuloe tr9oe IND.
rDu Tan saa IND for eoer besse." iasoe
ban -yoen Wetobe bar bin Mano 10
oltio bfustl" 6un ifpnote fig at toms
me inb, men / n9ite gieblit im9loeoe
9sren : % BAN maatte bliue uoeu.
for.
Den, Tom bar f~ortalt benns Siitorie,
oil p%anitaa, OF asbmanoen belt nGlte
Ssnbus loo ResnliabsbB9erne paste fig
ielu o. ful8te meo fin Sultru til airte,
ia at ban fra ben Dag Of brnSte en- bel
M Meiobe for of iaa Del | bet btm'
melife aleuooie - e0er ~rettere EN- me
get sammel os prsu,t WaetOoe, nemlis
ben, iom allereoe Baulus brugte, %
iom ban bar beitreuet for os oisle
Orb: Seq lager oerefter. ON leg
bog fan sribe bet" (6ilipp. 8, 12).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30
greu fra Yr9toria.
3nteresiante MeobelelIer ON
SfanOinaDer.

t5rO p8Olititens' militere Rorrcfponben)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

Stent Ri tioli9ere bar bruot en- fort
Sfilorin9 al bet %ituneiuouIite aorps
9eltefamp, uil oct uoen 3uipl interes'
iere at lale oenne Of en- triestgnois
ytoromano fOrfntteoe Stiloring.
Oa je9 anto9er, bet oil bare at Sn=
ieresle, oil je9 9iue en- tort 8eretnin9
nm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
CENSUS SUPERVISORS
Supervisor Robt. X. Campbell Announ-
ces Them for Eighth District

WlARRENTON, VA. April Especial.
Supervisor of the Census Robert r.
Campbell officially announced to-day the
appointment of the following enumera-
tors of the census for the Eighth Con-
gressional District:
Alexandria City-Jos. L. Lash, Edgar
Snowden. r. r. Cook, Charles II -Appich.
William c. Herbert, William Fl. Quinn,
John T. Hunter and John T. Normoyle.
Alexandria County-C- H Burroughs.
st. Elmo: r A Hopkins, Arlington: S. H.
kincheIoe, Alexandria.
Cuipeper County-R NJ. Mackau and
Albert L. Whitestone. Culpeper; Edgar
Wayland Crooked Run; c. W. Marsh.
MitcheIrs: George r. Payne and G.. w.
Rixey, Rixeyville; r. NJ Apperson, Nor
man; J. ". Colvin. Hudson's Mill: T. L.
Allison, Richardsville; G.. w. Hume. Rae
coon Ford.
Fairfax County-C. J. NIohler, Centre
ville E. n. Jackson, Great Fails; Geo.
a. Haight, Chantilly; E. y. Hurst, An
Mandate: j. G.. Chichester. Fairfax; ]. j..
Sangster, Burke's Station: NJ. NJ. Davis.
Alexandria; Charles NJ. Pidgeon, Acco-
tink; r. r. Buckley, Clifton Station: II.
Hawxhurst, Fairfax.
Fauquier County,. Il. Grant Auburn;
Daniel Shurnate, Calverton; L. f. Hans
borough e. F. Kloman and w. T. Fol-
len, Warrenton; JOSHUA kIie and r. r.
Kane. Bealton; William f. Marshall,
Markham; C. M. Smith. DelapIane; c..
n. Moore, Orlean; William Skinker. The
Plains; c. w Talbot, MARSHALL J. NJ.
Scott. Upperville.
King George County-W. j. Rogers,
Osso; f. l.. Ashton. Owens: E. w. Ma
son, Comorn; j. f. Jones, Amber: S. N.
WeecH. Alden; T. c. Payne. Shiloh.
Loudoun County-C. W. Hutchens. Ash
burn; NJ. F. Wrenn, Waxp9oI; G.. W.
Adams. Hillsboro'; c. Shaver. Waterford:
j. W. II. Grim and ]. CT. Hough Luck
cts; B. F. Head, Leesburg; l. %. Grubb.
TayIorstown; G. W. Taylor. AIiddieburg:
J. D. Moore, Aide; Edward Potz. Mid
dleburg: G.. ". Hose, Lincoln: E. c..
Sine, Philomont; e. F. Powell. Airmount.
Louisa County-R. B. Winston, vIgge;
W. C. s1assie. Oakland; e.. l.. Loyal,
WiIlowbrook; c. v: Hancock; Trevil-
lians: f. II. QuarIes,, Gordonsvilie; Thos.
McGhee, TreviIlIans: z. II. Meredith.
Care. Bfbb: G.. D. NJ. Hunter and F. NJ.
Cunningham. Louisa Courthouse.
Orange County-Thomas Barber. SOM
erset; n. T. Barley, Burnt Hill: Il. s.
Bernard. Madison Run; ]. W. Johnson,
Orange: William T. Jones, Rapidan: Fl.
II. Martin, Unionville; ]. G.. TerriIl,
Lahore.
Prince william connty-L D, Muller.
! Nokesville; E. T. Wright, yoy: j Ell.
Reid. Forestburg; G. A HuIfsh, Hay
| market; G.. G.. Tyler. Hickory Grove: o.
p. Merritt and W. w. Davis, Manassas:
b. J. Black. Occoquan.
! Stafford County-Charles T. Stone,
Brook; T. ". Berry. Stafford: Lee Wal
! lace and J. II. Ball. Montiethville: a. M
| Stuart, HARDWOOD. Harwood Simpson.
| Falmouth; Fl. NJ Folsom, Stafford
Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
A SAD ACCIDENT
The Ancestral Home of the Lishtfoos
FamiIy Changes Hands.

FlRE1DERICK yA., April 3d.
special-Rev W. l.. Reaney preached to
a large congregation last night his rare
well sermon as rector OF Trinity Epd5co-
pal Church. He has accepted a cali To the
pastorzpte of d church in BrunsSdek, Ga,
and Will leave in a few days for his new
field Trinity Church wdal then be VAIN
out a pastor.
Thk, accident by which Miss Mary Lee,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. Howard Lee. was
so badly burned at her home, In the lowec
part of King George cotlDty. as TO result
in her death d few hours later, was q
most distressing one. she was burning
some brush in the yard and in STOPPING
down her hair caught Throwing her
apron over her head TO smother The
! flame, ufgat caught also and ignfted all her
clothing. Her young sister, who Went 10
her assistance, was also burned
An through utas section OF the Saata
there are signs of Improvement In the
material condition of rhe people One OF
the evidences of thiS fact Is the reclsi1il-
!! ing of waste Lands and the building of
new homes, not the old style cabin, but
more substantial dwellings,, with good
barns and oUtbui4Glngs.
Mr. William T. Pratt, of Camden
Caroline county has purchased of Mrs.
Laura Thornton her DWELLING at Port
Royal, with the go acres of land attach
ed. This property WIS tine aneeSttSsi
home of the Ligstfoot family. which for
many generations was prominent In tle
! social history of Port Royal and Caroline
+. county The original dwelling stands and
! is we'll preserved. 1t is a quaint Old
! structure. brrFlr in prehistoric times and
! so old that there is Tot even a Tatiit-1n
! of its earliest history. It IS a one-Sttofy
frame building, over one hundred feet In
| length Slsru,olnited by an immense rooI
| and supplied with massive brick and
| stone eGlirnneys Its exterior lines are
severely plain, while ehe Interior SHOWS q
| lavish expenditure in ornaUlental work
: The spacious fire arches are trimmer Wilt
I tall and heavy wood uIardtels. finished
with hand wrought carvings OF most intri-.
\ cate and exquisite design. The wades;cdiHs-
I Ding and rhe heavy cornice work the in
ner doors and window castings all exll1oAe
I the same elaborate finish, and shows q
/ taste and skill in artistic handtcsr76t un-.
| known to artisans of the present day.
/ St Johns Church at Warsaw, RIchInoflsi
| county. has extended a call 10 Rev. 5. ),
/ Hepburn, of Hanover county
| EIx-Alayor II. r Ciouldmau. who died
| last week. left lIfe insurance to thu
amount of $3.50.
/ two of the ministers OF this city are
| in New York attending the Ecunenical
I Missionary gathering. They are Rev. Dr..
! j. s. Dill. of the Baptist Church, and
[ Rev w d. Smith. OF ST. Georges Epts-
| copaI Church. In thsir absence yesterday
Rev. DIR. f F. Ramsay preached at the
I Baptist Church morning and evening, and
+ Rev. B. VI Anderson, of the Theological
Institute, filed the pulpit at st. Georges.
Rev. DR.. 7. Z. Sampson, q former resi-
dent. now president OF Austin College al
! Sherman. Texas, was warmly greeted by
his friends here while on brief visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
INSANE WOMAN'S SUICIDE
Tore the Sheet Into Strips and Hun g
Herself Oye. tho Trausom

LEXINGTON. VA, April So-speciaI.-
The funeral services of Mrs Maggie Fl.
Breedlove, wife of Mr.. William BreedIove,
OF this place, took place yesterday after
noon at Trinity Methodist Church. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. IT. p HamilI,
and assisted by Revs. T. A. Hall and r.
E. Hutton. Interuent was made in the
Lexington cemetery. Mrs. BreedIove was
"a daughter of the late Robert II. Hills,
a well known local Methodist preacher OF
this place, and was about fifty years OF
age Her husband survives
The circumstances OF her death were
extremely sad. For more than a year she
had been a patient in the insane asylum
In Stanton, but had recently improved
On Saturday morning, in her room at the
institution there, the unfortunate woman
committed suicide by hanging.
She tore the bed sheet into strips. which
she tied around her neck and then fastened
the rope thus made to the transon over the
door, and IN this way her death was
caused The remains were brought here
Saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 3O.-FLOUR-Very
quiet and unchanged
RYE FLOUR-Dull and easy.
CORNMEAL-Firm.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Qliiet.
BARLEY Malt-Culet.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. red, lSasc.
OPTIONS We're generally firm all day on
the strength OF the local cash SITUATION.
a big visible supply decrease =, ana crop
to offset the cables. which were bearlsh,
but the market finally yielded to reallz-
ing, and closed easy at 1al1sc; net de.
cline. May closed at &c july, '"At.'
GoRNSSpot tirm; No. 2, .i57sc. Option
market was firmly held pretty much all
day an active demand IRON one snoi -
ferngs Closed firm at tSQrsc. net az
vance May closed at 4oisc.; july 4o9sc-'
September, 46Ac. a-,, o,.;o
inactive and weak, closing 1l2c lower; NO.
:, white oats, May closed at 2S12c.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT sMEATS-Steady.
LARD-Weak; western steamed, SIoo'
PoRK@ouiet; family. s14.5o915; short
clear. Sl4Gi525; mess, 81 49,
0l9c; State dairy, 1o01Sc. ,.,,;+o
CHEEsE-Easy; fancy large, WITT ,,.i1
11Ac; do. colored. 1O44".Aic 90. small Ia,
white, 1oHa1oAc.; Go. small. coiored, 1o!4
EGGs-Firn; southern, at market, ITO
7PeoTAToEs-steady: Jerseys. s1;a5 g
TO- New fsysa York awssf5 S75s5 oi lsiau
TAI.LOW-Quiet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TH RPENTTSE-steady at 5o12@51c.
RICE-Steady.
PEANUTS-Steady.
CABBAGE-ouiet and UNCHANGED.
COTTON BY STEAM-To LIVERPOOL
CoFFEn-spot Rio dull; No; invo Oh e,
re. mild market quiet; Cordova, Jag S
i$SSc. Futures opened steady at UNI
changed prices to points adva 111, a an1
rIIled- exceptionally tame with only locai
trading ana scarcely anw further varia-
ton There was a steady undertoI1Ie. 4 low :,
looked for The market Ssd closed IS s1 poias
higner. Total sales, 3,7ov bags, mciudaiS
May, $3.50; August, $50; September
fG S1iaAe-Raw steady: fair refining,
3 15-l6 centrifugal, o6 degrees test;
4 Tic; molasses sugar, SIC. Kennel
quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
CHAs. 3. FRENCH
.es a New Trial in the Federal

Secures New Trial III the Federal
Court III baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD. April 2o-Special.-
TIE petition by Charles r. French alias
Harry R. Heath. for a new trial. was
granted to-day by Judge Morris, OF the
United States District Court. French
was declared guilty by jury several
weeks ago OF having 500 worth OF United
States postage stamps in his possession
unlawful!y. Judge Morris says in his
opinion:
.I have become satisfied that in tia
courts instruction. which gave 10 the
Jury. with respect 10 their right 10 find
the prisoner guilty OF the charge OF re-i
tanning the stolen postage stamps in hts
possession. even If they Should find that
he stole them himself. there was an
error. ~
.-It was a misdirection OF law. which
quite probably did not affect tine prisoner
injurfous!y. and COUNSEL for the PRISONER
did not call it TO my attention ut the
time. BY the rule of Federal practice
ii would not be considered on appeal,
because a general exception = tue whole
Of the courts charge. which does not
point out the particular matter conf
panied of. is not sufficient.
But I am satisfied it was an error. and
the prisoner is entitled to have the jury
correctfy instructed on the law. so
grant a new trial. and 1t is 50 ordered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
CATTLE MARKETS.

Strictly choice, &C.; good veal, per pound,
5G5l9c.: rough to good. per head, Sf0i 90.
FALL LAMBS AND SHEEP-,Lambs.
good to choice. 51adt6c. per pound; poor.
small stock, 41a15c. per pound; sheep. per
pound, choice. 4@4l2c.; good per nead;
s4@4:5o; Inferior. per head l., s2aS re-. old
bucks, per head, S3fl4: spring lambs, as
to quality, 71a9Sc. per pound.
CHICAGO, ILL, April es.-CATTL.EF-
steers, $4,000. s.: poor to medium. ESQ
$50: selected feeders, S4.25GD5.o5; mixed
stoekers, s3,4oa4; cows $40 90: hei fe oo
al. 80; calves 81 5O66.50: Texas-fed steers,
S405.25; Texas bulls. S3.25G3.!3;
HoGs-Active and &C higher h 5:o7- to %:
good good to choice heavy. $3.50; G21s; rough
heavy, So. 3od5.4O; light, S5-23G5.5 2i4; bulk
of sales. S5.i5lt5.5o
SHEEP-Sheep slow; i lamp 81. s fe,
choice mixed. Si.I5G5.21 western sheep,
S5.4OG56O: yearling. s5.50@6.25; native
lambs. $5.504I.30; western lambs, S61i.ao
NEW YORK. April 2s--BEEvEs-
Nothing doing; feeling steady;
CALyEs.s31 10: feeling weak "a lower
common and medium sheep, S5Gto.2?; falr
clipped do, $3.50; medium shorn lamps;
ST. prime clipped do, S6.6O06io; clipped
Ho,Gs-Feeling weak
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 20
BEES 'CATTLE-Good demand and firm
er: extra, 5ss05asc. good, 5lsgl5Ac-; me-
dun 41sa5c.; common, 413a4a4e CO. xou
clinped. no wool sheep being here; extra.
SihM5a,c.: good. 5G5Ac.: medium. 4l@U
4ac.; common, 3G7414c.; lambs. 5@Ic.
HOGS-Firmly held. but demand ilsht'
7X0SHc; others. 71Af0I12c.
Fat cows steady at 21204c.; thin cows
fair demand at SlOIlS.
Veal calves strong at 450Ic.,
Mich cows fairly active at S3oqoo
Dressed beeves sold firm, 64SAc.