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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A Princely Palace.

BERLIN, November S.-Paince Alcxan-
der, late ruler of Bulgaria, has bought
the Charlottenfield estate, near Schaff-
hausen, for 100000 marks. The purchase
money is part of the amount taken from
Bulgaria by Prince Alexander upon his
abdication of the throne. Agents of the
late Gar had entered into negotiations for
the purchase of the estate for the Princess
Dolgorouki at the time of the murder of
the Gar
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HOnOrs to Beecher.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, November s.-The
common council to-day unanimously
passed resolutions expressing pleasure at
Rev. Henry Ward Beechers safe return
home, and requesting the mayor TO ex-
tend the city's hospitality to Mr. Beecher
by reception at the Academy of Music,
at which the people of Brooklyn may
show the esteem in which they, without
regard to creed or party, hold their dis
tinguished and beloved fellowcitizen.
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rELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

severe storms are reported on the great
Western lakes.
Rev. Z. C. Murdaugh, Of Fredericks-
burg. died yesterday.
Pittsburgh added to the fire record a
$4,000 blaze Sunday morning.
severe snow-storms are reported all
over the north and east.
A New York girl has eloped with her
fathers negro coachman.
The Rochester N. Y sieve works were
burned yesterday. Loss, 100000.
The Russians have anchored an iron
clad off one of the Bulgarian ports.
JL. Barton, Texas editor, is suing
two other editors for $4,000 for libel.
The presidential party left Washington
for Boston Sunday al o'clock p. NJ.
In the four-oared shell-race on the
Thames Yesterday Hanlan's crew won.
The total crop yield will fall under
that of 1885, according to Chicago re-
roh
The revenue cutter Manhattan, which
was supposed to be lost is at Greenport
LIl.
The Gar has thanked the Bulgarians
who are willing to pass under the yoke Of
Russia
They have new king at ROumania.
They change them as often as they do
their shirts.
owen Leggett was killed Sunday in
San Jose, Cal, by John Clark. Jealousy
was The cause.
Donovan, the crank, leaped from the
Niagara suspension bridge and broke a
few of his ribs.
At jersey City Bishop Wigger laid the
cornerstone Of the new convent Of the
Sisters Of st. Joseph.
Prof Sprague, president Of Mills col
lege, Oakland (Cal) has resigned by re-
quest of the trustees.
A yawl with the captain and five of the
crew of the schooner Azelda, of New
York, is supposed to be lost.
J.. W. Hatch, who shot himself in the
forehead on the 10Th ultimo at his home
in Alexandria county died yesterday.
EA. Story, Of Philadelphia, is contest
ing the claim to be champion liar by a
published scandal about General Wash
ingon.
The piano factory of William Helms
kamp & Son, Baltimore, was totally de
stroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
Theodore Roosevelt, defeated candidate
for mayor Of New York, is to marry Miss
Edith Carroll, great-great-granddaughter
Of Charles Carroll, Of Carrolton.
Arthur OrtOn, "the Tichborne claim
ant is locked up in Raymond-street Jail,
New York on the charge of personating
apensioner and endeayoring to draw his
pension money.
United States District Attorney Stan
ton, Of New Haven, Conn, has brought
suit against a manufacturing company
lot importing fifteen English laborers
under contract.
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Affer the noodle.

WACO, TEX, November S.-J. l.. Bar,
ton editor of the Duty Examiner, has sued
A If Belo & Co., of the Galveston Ne'os,
for $40 600. and the Waco AHlance- Stan
dor6 for S25 900 for alleged libel The
suits grow out of charges of corruption
made in the political campaign. Mr.. Bar,
toms paper supported the candidate OF
Senator Coke and Governor-elect koss
for Congress, and opposed Reger u
Mills
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
A Smaller Crop.

CHICAGO, November S.-The following
crop survey has been compiled by the
TURNER'S Recie1o: The more complete re-
turns from the corn belt confirm the
earlier reports of the averages of yield as
disclosed by husking and confirm the pre-
diction made earlier in the year. The
total yield would fall considerably under
that of 1885.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
Nawl Lost.

New ORLEANS, La, November S.-The
steamer Wanderer, which arrived Satur-
day, reports having taken a man named
Broun and a boy from the wreck of the
schooner Azelda of New York from Mo
bile for Ruatan, which fOundered in a
gale October 9th. The captain and five
men, who started frcm the wreck in a
vawl, are doubtless lost.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
An Unblushing story.

PHILADELPHIA, November Sc. A.
Story, 230 North Tenth street, intends to
publish manuscript written by his father
to establish the claim of Henry Clarke
Rogers that he was the natural son of
George Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
Let's Have Nun of This.

OTTowA, ONT, November S-Sister
Colombo, nun in Catholic institution,
has eloped with young man named La
terriers, much to the surprise and scandal
of that community. Two young ladies
(sisters) have also left the convent and re-
sumed secular life.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
The Norfolk Bank Rsbbery.

NORFOLK, Va, November S-Argu-
ment in the case of the United States cs.
George NJ. Balm, Jr, began in the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon by
Assistant-District Attorney James Lyons.
The case will be given to the jury to-
morrow afternoon.
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Still Champion.

LONDON, November 8.-The four-oared
shell race, between Hanlan, Teemer,
Hamm, and Ten Eyck in one boat and
Ross, Lee, Bubear, and Perkins in the
other, was rowed to-day on the Thames
Hanlan's crew won.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
WEATHER REPORT.

WAsnINGToN, d. c., November S.-For
virginia. fair weather; warmer winds,
shifting to southerly.
For North Carolina, fair weather
warmer: variable winds, shifting tosouth-
westerly
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ONE CENT.
Gay Gone Up.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, November SIS. X.
Gay, the self convicted defaulting Gov
ernment pension-agency clerk, was to-day
sentenced to five years at hard labor in
the western penitentiary. The amount of
his peculatiOns has never been announced.
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Distinguished Arrivals.

New YORK, November S.-M. Roustan,
the French Minister to the United States,
arrived here on the steamer La Bourgoyne
this morning.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett was also
passenger on the steamer
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Death of Rev. Edmund C. Murdaugh.

FREDERICKSBURG, November S.-Rev.
Edmund c. Murdaugh, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, died here yesterday.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
IL A. Nj.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
WHO'LL Paw the Piper?

ROCHESTER, N. Y, November S.-The
Rochester Sewer Pipe Company's works,
South city line, was burned to the ground
this morning Loss, 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
Long Live the King.

BUCHAREST, November Sit is stated
here that Prince Ferdinand Hohenzollern
will shortly be proclaimed King of Rou-
mania, as the successor of King Charles.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
Lake Disasters.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November Sri
days and Saturdays storm on the lakes
was almost unprecedented in severity. A
number of disasters have already been
reported and more are looked for.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-09
A Railroad Rumor.

HoUsToN, TEX, November S.-Rumors
are rife in this city that the Texas Traffic
Association will soon be dissolved. The
reason assigned is the widening of the
Texas and st. Louis gauge.
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Got There all the Same.

BUCHAREST, November 8.-The Rus
sian iron-clad Vnercure is anchored off
Baurga.
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Thanks From the Gar.

SOFIA, November 8.-The Gar has
wired his thanks to those Bulgarians who
have desire to comply with the imperial
counsels. General Kaulbars is widely
circulating the dispatch.
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UnIighted Liberty.

New YORK November S.-There being
no official provision nor any private ten
der of means for lighting the Liberty
statue, the torch is tonight in darkness.
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THE "TIMES" CARRIERS ARE
DIRECTED TO COLLECT WEEKLY.
SIX CENTS A WEEK 'S' :
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at spence,
Tyree & Co.'S shoe house, Broad street.
November s, 1886:
o,N 12M 3P.M. 6P. NJ.
or AZ IS IL
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THE DAILY TIMES.

THE TIMES Is ON SALE At THE FOL-
LOWING NEwsDEALERs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26

Pom lac Gazette: Rev. Thorn IS
Stalker was gr,e'ed with a large all
dience at the NJ E. church last Fri
day night, to listen 10 his admirable
lecture on "New Or, aus, The Expo-
sition, aud the new South" He was
gver the closest attention tor an
hour or more, while he gave the his
tory of the founding oi the crescent
city," the various natlonalties which
constitute and the somewhat ,emark
able events which gave rise TO hr
wonderful diversified and mixed pop
ulation, together with his graphic de
scription Of her magnificent hole S
and other buildings her markets,
public square, beautiful streets, the
vast Mississ ppi which flows maje,Il
cally by her shores on to the gulf,
and the vast shipping which embraces
the very largest vessels, carrying at
their mast heads The flags of every
nation almost on the inhabitabIe
globe. The customs, trait, moral
and social characteristics of her POO
pie are of peculiar Interest. He gave
vivid description hr beau'N
magnifcence and magnitud of the
exposition grounds, bui iii 'gs Il
exhibits, which although dna' cial
failure, yet in us no,.o aspects aua
commercially, as related to the future
growth and development of the South,
grand success. In his treatment OF
the "New South" he spoke of the
deep seated prejudices OF the people
fostered under the institution of
slavery and strengthened by the late
war, their hatred of Northern preach
ers and teachers who labor among
the negroes. The New South" is
waking up to the Importance of edu
eating the negro, and also extend to
Northern enterprise, capital and in
dustry, the right hand of fellowship.
The time will come when lhe last
vestage Of sectional bitterness viii
pass away and the North and South
will become thoroughly re united
people. 1t was grand good lecture,
full Of thought, information and
thrilling interest. We hope the
speaker will be called upon to de-
liver it in many communities, for the
good it'may do.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
Big Bonanza

Is'the name of the STRONGEST, SWEET
EST and most GENUINE and HONEST
bargain IN tea ever offered-35 cents
a pou d, ) pounds for dollar This
"a is one third Moyme which origin
ally was valued at As. pound ard
lately taken from bankrupt stocks
The other two thirds is a MAY PICK
ING clean leaf japan worth anywhere
soc. pound. This Is BARGAIN
and we offer 40 chests of it at
DUFF & BANIsTER's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
Republican caucuses.
OWOSSO CITY.

OWOSSO CITY.
A City Republican caucus will be
held at the Fireman's Hall in thi:
city Friday evening, April I'd, al
1880 o'clock, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates TO fill the variou.
City. District and Ward Offices, to
appoint City Committee and trans
act such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting BY
order of the committee.
c. MCCORMICK,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
MIDDLEBUPY.

TO the Republicans Of the town
ship of Middlebury: You are hereby
notified that Republican caucus
will be held at the Town Hall, in
said township on Friday, April I'D,
1886, at o'clock p. m for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for
township officers for the ensuing year.
1t is the earnest wish of the COM
mittee that every Republican who is
interested in the welfare Of his town
ship, will attend this caucus and
assist IN nominating such men as will
look to the interest of the tax payers.
BY order of Com l.. ]. KINNEY,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
OWOSSO.

The Republicans of Owosso town
ship will meet at Brooks school house
on Friday, April I'd, at p. m, for
the purpose OF nominating a township
ticket. By order committee.
i. M. SHEPARD,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
RUSH

The Republicans of the township
of Rush will meet at Detwiler's hall,
Henderson, on Friday, April I'D,
1886, at ore o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the several township
offices for the ensuing year. BY order
Of Com. A. B. CRANE,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
For Sale Cheap.

The house and lot known as the
Beard property on the southeast cor
ner of Hickory and Williams street,
in l.. A. Gould's subdivision Of out
lot four, Owosso, Mich. Apply to d.
B. Taylor, Chelsea, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
CALEDONIA.

Will be held at the Town Hall in
Ca .edonia, on Saturday, March 27th,
1886, at one o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of placing in nomination
township officers. BY order Com.
II. w. BIGELow,
Chairman.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
BENNINGTON

Will be held at Pittsburg, March
so, at p M. for the purpose of plac-
ing in nomination township officers.
G. w. SAGER,
Chairman Com.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

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Gidersleeye and Assistant observation-disclosures BediodNOs
l233 8. To- IL, ~ Is. L. l5 it, H. lo ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES Ot NEN-hORh DEAbiNtS.
At the Produce Exchange the new week
opened yesterday with great gloom apparently resting
upon trade The temper "bearish" almost from the
start to the nsh but at the same time prices did not
race downward to an alarming extent. The extreme
fall in wheat options for the day dlie cents. but
the losses from the closing figures Of Saturday were con-
fined 70 81 cent. Cash wheat was '2Gai cent lower,
but the close made steadcr tone. Dscouraging
advccs from abroad the reasons assigned Tor tho
early depression, and the rally In the afternoon was
credited to the purchase OF 900 bushels for export
though the constitutional "bears" still wohderei
whether the commodity could not be purchased cheaper
abroad The option market ended steady, as roIIoWs
January 9O3a, February 81 g. March 1888. April 9o4
May 81, and June 90 cents The corn speculation vas
quiet but easier IN response To the cue gwen
wheat Exporters bought $4,000 bushels but cash ots
off 4dos The options closed s cent lower AZ
asa for January 4s5 for February, ana 4S cents or
May. At the ruling price OF corl shippers show lttio
day spot lots were of IA i9 Options were irac
tonay lower and ended follows: January 30Ss feo
ruary &c. March 36 aud May 81 cents. The lard spec
uation lacked Interesting character, but the options
were G6 cents lower follows January 30 80. en-
ruary So 80 March $6 46 April Sc 52, and May 20 90.
The receipts Of grain Mt New-Io Phlladeipnia,
Baltimore and Boston yesterday were as iohows'
Wheat, 24,067 bushels corn, 3Os 7s4 oushes; oats
81 s91 bushels total grain 425,642 pushe!s; Honr,
29OG4 barrels. At Chicago. Milwaukee, and 81. Louis
the arrivals were: Wheat. S0,045 bushels corn
lSl s67 bushels oats, 55.280 bushels total grain,
3l7,I92 bushels; flour Il, ,933 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Tho Jcliet and Chicago Railroad Company ct al.
sran 10 the Supreme Court OF the State OF Illinois.
Iu eont affirmed with costs OPINION by Justice Miucr
Jms' 90 John G. Wcbh. administration ETC., ct al
No Nosyts AGAINST Henry Banwall ct al assiences, ETC.
from the Circuit Court OF the United states Tor
Aplsasu, district Of Alabama Decree reversed with
tue cnuse remande3 with directions to ovcrrue the
costs and for such further proceedings as to equity
deinu Ouinon by Justice Miller.
pl pN O5I The City OF Milwaukee, appellant against
Nvi Nviss A. Kocnlsr. Appeal FROM the Circuit Court OF
ITnted States for the Eastern District OF WISCONSIN,
to. tho reversed with costs and cause remandcd with
Deese; De;n. 10 dismiss the bill Opinion by Justice Mille.
az The Southwestern Railroad Company, plaintiff
a,r,r against William A. Wright. Controller General.
or al III TO the supreme Court OF the state OF
S.o cor,da Decree affirmed with costs Opinion hy
Caici-Justico Waite
Io A7l-The Southwestern Railroad Company. plantin
p,r ag the Ol Georgia. In 90 the supreme
rt OF the of Georgia Judgment affirmed with costs
SSnjnien by Chief.J Justice Waite.
asJohn bee ex dem OF Alabama and Others
,y,iss in error ag Vapce Larmore In error 10 tue
nsne Court U the state OK Alabama Judgment aufmcd
I,a casts OpOi0n by ChicfJustice Waite. -
"Na lob Mower, plaintiff IN error agt Nathan flet
cher. ana - ~, -, - ,,,,,,,r A., orror oot Nathan Fle
elS and Joha Bcke Ia error 10 the supreme court o
shs STATE OF California Judgments affirmed WIN costs
nnniuioI by (hiefJustice Waite. q,
oPo ioi6 George Coney and others appellants, agt AL
fred winchelC Appeal from the Circuit court OF tne
United the District OF Connecticut Decree ared
Nth costs. opinion by Chlct-Justcc waite
johnson and Others plaintiffs In error,
X" 657- George Wells and others. plaintiffs IN error
No GS GOds sucker and others plaintiffs III error
No G59-Georgc Wells and others: plaintiffs in error,
Nos $50 6il 6G2-GcOrgc Wells and others paint rs
n error ast Joseph wilkins sheriff. etc. submitted under
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
COTTON uARKrr.-RY rEL1,aAru

fIvEgi oI. Jan I-lt;3O p. m.-Cou0l firm hddlng
Tulaud. I6l6l, Mtldlng Orleans 5lsl; sN'S -lOoiO
iales ncudnt .O'O bales Tor speculation ani expOItt
rr.riuts 900 bales, Including 10000 bales Amcrical Fu
tnr.i arm pands Low Mldng clause January delivery.
4GrC4d January and February delivery lb4d a.sO
~ g. tn February and March delivery ~ tid;; do
ielycry. uid. do. April AMI May delV
err q Ia: do May ana Juns delivery. 1Bld do. June
sud Jny delivery Gld do July and August delivery
Icrdof tor deliveries at toays clearing 2JOo baes new
ckct nad TOO Oi 10 40,
D. m.-otton-Futures closed ie'dy; upands Low Md
ding cause January delivery, hl I'D BUYERS DO Janu
ar. ana February delivery Gd bu; ers do February
March 5ii4d. sellers do March AMI April
,eI,yery I'D sellers do April aud Nav delivery . 1
it bycrs dy ana June delivery 76id buyers; do
Inn. ana July delivery. 10 odd. buyers; do July and
August aeverv lI6id sellers do August and September
delivery l-6ld. sellers.
GALVESTON Jan 4-Cotton quiet Mlddlng. ga Low
Middg Good Ordinary 's; net receipts, 4iSu 0ales
gross lts bales Exports to the Continent ~ bales Coat
,,is bales; sales ~ bales; stock, SOnSO bales.
SAvANNNH Jan. l.-COttOn steady Middling. So Low
Middng l.iG. Good ordinary Dl6; net receipts, 416
bales gross Glg baes Exports 10 Great Britain. l4U2
bales to tho Continent $50 bales Coastwisc, zoos bales
sales |, 300 bales; stock. l07Ut7 bales.
NFw.ORLEASs. Jan 4.-Cotton quiet M'dding. SO Low
MldGlng Sid. Good Ordinary, l5-l net receipts
777 bales gross 1881 balos; Exports to Great hriiain
942 Ia To the Continent 1893 bales CoastwSe. l3b6
ba.es; sales. 1000 bales, stock, 300,3J7 bales
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Rough and Mixed 50 5J4s3 80 PACKING aud Shipping
IS sUGs4 10; Light SO 400 IS 90; skDs 50 75Gs3 Az
ShseD-Receipts 5000 Shipments 500 market
welk NaIves s2 O0dSi co. Western SO 90 IS Co. Lambs
So 150fj 20; Texans. 81 O09S3 80.
BUFFALO. jan 3CI.ttc-Recepfs to-av 1000 head total
Tor week thus FAR 5000 head Tor tine last 700
hcads eosencd through All 20 consigned TO
New York. market In light and at lower Good
to Choice Steers 81 25Gst 75 Fair to Medup s3 as 0Uj
no Stockors AMI Feeders oferid
today 900 aead total for week thus sr
ro1gh 10 75cars Western and 10 canada stock
on sale mar ke lower aui only inquiry Oaehrd Of
the 0nerings he Medium Good sheep Ot from 80
TO 80 b So 25d 3 75 Western Lambs So 50 SO; Good TO
Choice Canada Lambs. sG 1906 60
HOqsRecelDs TODAY. lGUpO head total thus tar
10000 head for time last 500 heat con
signed through. 43 OF which 23l to New.York
k in fair demand but quiet Choice Yorkers SO 30
"A 90 Medium $3 80 30. Good Butchers Grades
StOOaSa 35 Good to Choice Heavy 81 U0G4 l0j market
closed quiet with 40 cars unsod.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
BITs OF COURT NEWS.

Justlcc Andrews in the Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday continued the injunction restraining the Excise
70 Interfering with the bar room of John NJ
Ortr in the Metropolitan Hotel pending suit 10 determine
whether indirect connection with Niolos Theatre
contrary 10 the statute - ,-- ,-
Justice Ingaams order directing that mandamus issne
Commissioner Squire TO grant permits TO thn
TTeniythird street Railway Company to lay tracks III CON
that with The T0ddway Karoad has been con-
Grm.d by the General Term OF the superior Court
Chief Judge John Sedgwlck has been again chosen by the
OF tho Superior Court 10 preside over that
bun fourteen years for which he has just been re-
Jnsce Beach In the Supreme Court has dcn,od the motion
for new trial sui Ia which the court refused 10 set
aside the assignment OF uaisci. Iaincs Co as fraudu
lent. g.. A.. .....,.-.x ,no
Conrt of Common Pleas member Of the General Term
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