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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
SuOET TELEGEANs.

NEW YORK, March "a special from
Washington to the Herald says The
next outing which the President viii
have will be trip to West Virginia. lie
will probably 90 the latter part Of May
and remain ten days or two weeks
Eyerything will depend upon the condi-
dilion of public business at that time.
San RENO. March Sit Is auihorltat
iyely stated that Professor Waldeyer IN
his report 10 the Emperor pronounced
the Crown Princes disease as cancer ol
the larynx of the most malignant type
and ncurable.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The CzaI
reviewed the guards to day. No reyle"
has occurred in such cold weather since
the reign Of Nicholas.
LoypoN. March j.--The German anc
Italian Governments have each ordered
the construction OF Two torpedo boats al
Elbing, Prussia.
LoNpoN. March Heavy snow falls
bay. -topped railway traffic in SwedeI
and Denmark and have interrupted
traffic in Northeast Germany also. Dant
zic is completely isolated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
-
MIR. JOSEPH CUANfBEGIAIN
lie Departs in "A Happy Mood After seal
ing" the Nackerel and Cod


Mr.. Chamberlain, in "A serene and
peaceful state of mind, has sailed home
ward confident that the mackerel and cod
will no longer be fish bones Of contention
betTeen England and the United States.
He said before parting. 81 do not sup
pose that either in Canada or in the
United >tates OF America there is any
partisan 80 bitter and so absurd as To dis
pute the Importance of good relations
between Great Britain and the United
States of America, and especially between
the United States Of America and the
Dominion of Canada"
The New York Stlr describes his I'M
prcssions in the following picturesque
terms Above all, he has seen real
union Of sections infinitely more diverse
in political, social, and industrial tendcn
cies and aspirations than home-rule Ire
land and centra.iling England lie has
heard the sOnOr0us and refined periods
of the eloquent Brecknridgc; he hos sat
i'm the cOngealing atmosphere of John
Shcrmau's frigid innuendocs he has. no
doubt, maryclled at the protean pyro
technics Of the Scholar in Politics
John !. ingalls, He has measured
the austere methods of the incom
parable Carlisle in the Speakers chair
with the partisan suriness of 'Mr
Speaker on the throne of the House OF
Commons. He has marked the urbanity
of the Democratic majority in its deal.
ings with the alipose Percy of protec-
iiOn-Reed OF Maine He has learned
something of the duty Of dissident lead
ership in the placaiiye self-repression OF
sam Randlll, who, like himself, refuses
20 accept the voice Of the majority as the
law of "a good partisan. All these thing,
and much more that 20 with the full
comprehension Of those Alr Joseph
Chamberlain has, no doubt, observed
with attention, for he is very discern
ing fellow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
FRESH COMPLICATION ARISES.
CONGRESS Yesterday.
The C., B. 4 @. strike to be Inve.tixat,

The e., Is. n q. strike to be Investigated.
WAsmiNGroN, ID. c., March 5.-In the
Senate to day among the petitions and
memorials presented and referred were
the following For the abolition OF all
licenses and taxes on commercial travel
lers; from the W. c. T. T., for the repeal
Of internal revenue taxes on alcoholic
liquors, and for a prohibitory amendment
10 the Constitution.
THE HOUSE.
In the House orders were entered as
signing the 22d and oath OF March for
the consideration Of measures reported
by the Committee on the judiciary, and
the eth aud 2Sth Of March for the con-
sideralion OF business called up by the
Committee on Commerce.
Under the call Of States Mr.. White OF
Indiana presented the following pream
ble and resolution
Whereas there has been inaugurated q
great strike on the c., Is. X Y. railroad,
which if not speedily checked will end In
widespread destitution and suffering, not
only by those Immediately engaged In II.
but TO others who are not directly con-
nected Herewith, get nevertheless are
greatly affected by the prolongs,ion aud
continuation Of said strike
Resolved. That a special committee OF
five members be appointed by the Speaker
10 proceed at once 10 Chicago and there
investigate the condition Of affairs In
relation 10 said strike, and that they be
empowered and requested to act AS medi.
ators between the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company and Chiei
| Arthur and bring about settlement oil
the pending troubles and differences
which will be amicable and agreeable To
both parties, SO that the strike VIII
terminate.
Referred TO the Committee on Com
/ meTcc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
Police Commissioners.

The Board of Police Commissioners
were in session yesterday evening an hour
discussing the revision of the rules and
regulations governing the Police Force.
The application of Captain Charles ii.
Epps asking that the resolution adopted
by the Board on December g, 1853, when
required any member of the police force
announcing himself candidate for Office
to resign be suspended in his case, wa'
considered.
The Board decided not 10 DO so, stating
that TIE resolution is proper and neces
sary, and the good of the force demands
a strict adherence TO il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
Hastings Court,

In the Hastings Court Yesterday, Judge
Thomas 5. Atkins presiding, the grand
Jury brought in the following indct-
ments:
James Diggs (colored). seduction; Mich
olas Booker (colored), six indictments for
feloniously breaking into hen-houses in
the night time G. j. Jackson (colored).
five indictments for feloniously breaking
into hen houses in the night time; James
Jenkins, feloniously shooting John
Titmus; John Mitchell, felOniously
stabbing A B. Chapman; W. H..
Sanderson (coloredj. hcn-house breaking;
Robert Timberlake, stealing Il diamond
ring and money from jeff Leach; Sam
uel Crist breaking into the stable OF c..
II. West and stealing four bales of hay,
Fannie Winston, housebreaAing; ". Ii.
SandersOn, chicken stealing Two in
dictments. Minerva Patterson, disturb.
ing religious worship, Edward
White, aims Brodwin feloniously
stabbing Kenny Warwick, Oliver
Cooley, stealing pug dog from
Charles II. Epps Joseph Woodbridge,
feloniously stabbing Emmett Branzell
| William Cabell, breaking into Il. \.
| Paurs bar.room; Silas Wortham, fel-
oniously striking George Hutchison
Leila Roberts. resisting Deputy High
| Constable in the discharge of his duty
Sadie Clark. resisting the High Con
stable in the discharge OF his duty
Fannie Chalkley disorderiy house
Fleming Payne, feonOusly beating
Salem Brooks Mollie Jackson, felon-
iously beating Sarah Brown; Marcus
| Davis, disturbing religious worship
| Edward Cersley, disturbing religious
worship; Benjamin True, disturbing re-.
! ligious worship; William Hunter, dis
turbng religious worship; James Farm
er, disturbing religious worship. John
/ Robinson, housebrcaking; j. W Mat
thews. violently resisting the police in
the discharge Of their duty; Edward Eel
vey. resisting the police in the discharge
of their duty.
The following petit jury were sum-
moned for TO day William \. Stevenson,
William H. Keelon, SianhOpe Boiling,
| Alexander Wer,t, William VI BiglOw,
| William B. Hersmon. W. II. Jones (col-
ored). BENJAMIN b. Valentine. John II
Capetane, Charles II. IIasker, J. b. JEFF
fress, Hugh Hagan, c. II. Richardson,
John c. Taliaferro William p. Drewry
Edward Green (colored), Nicholas Mills,
George b. Walcott, Samuel Tmsley lcol-
oredo, J. j. Cordle, Brooking Samucls,
Jacob Stannard (colored), George X.
Montgomery, Henry Rosenheim, p. I.
Atkinson, f. r. Carter (coloredl, Michael
Carmody, Z. J. Levy, William IIozappel,
james Forester (colored), b. W. Russell,
/ William g. Booker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
The Anniversary of Emmett.

The anniversary of the birth OF Robert
Emmett. the Irish patriot was celebrated
last night at Veterans Hall by William
O'BrNn Branch Irish National League.
Mr.. +. j. Reilly, as chairman, called the
meeting 10 order, and Mr.. Frank Antilotii
delivered a speech highly eulogistic OF the
great Irish patriot. He was followed 10y Mr
". f. Reddy, VINO also delivered hand
some eulogy. Mr.. John Joyce sung an
appropriate song, after which Mr. Lyon
q. TYLER spoke on "the Irish in Virginia.
Recitations were delivered by Messrs.
ROYAL, Frank Murphy, and }. ii Car
penier, and others.
songs were then sung by Messrs. \. W
Rosene, Frank Cunningham, Reddy
RILEY, smith, Joyce, Driscoll, aud Ryall
and at IL o'clock the meeting adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
LOCAL NOTES.

a number Of pension certificates were
issued yesterday by the clerks OF the
Hastings and County Courts.
Mr.. \. y. Spitzer had resolution pre-.
pared to offer in the Council last nigh,
instructins the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings to inquire and report the
cost OF Sn armory for the Stuart Horse
Guards, but was prevented by the Couu-
ell adjOurning before his name was
called. He will introduce it at the next
meeting.
Councilman \. H. Kaufman leaves to.
day for Alexandria, Va, where he goes to
represent Virginia Lodge. Knights OF
tionor, in the Grand Lodge of that order
Virginia. Lodge No. 56s, is the only Ger.
man Lodge in the State, and numbers
among It's members some of our oldest
and best German.American citizens.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
TUL SUGAR KING
OF the Sandwich Islands CLAUS Spreckel)
and How lie VIII Beet" the Trust-Io
Build Big Beet Sugar Factory.

Claus Spreckels, the California sugar
king. who owns the biggest part Of the
Sandwich Islands, where his plantations
are located, was at the Continental Hotel
Yesterday with his son, A. II. Spreckels.
During the afternoon Mr.. Spreckels had
a conference with Francis r. Pemberton,
president of the Pennsylvania Warehous-
ing Company. The object Of Mr Sprcck-
els visit East is to select, if it can be done
advantagcously, a desirable place TO es-
tablish an immense sugar refinery,
through which he can wage war against
the Sugar Trust. In older to DO this the
California millionaire is prepared TO in
vest Sj.000,O00 in the enterprise, and
manufacture beet sugar Should Mr.
SDreckels ind the scheme feasible he Will
locate his refinery in either Philadelphia
Baltimore, or New York.
we mean business in this matter
said Mr. Spreckels last night. "and Will
20 right 10 work in it so soon as we have
selected the site. We will make oar Sc
lection where the greatest inducements
are offered Us. Although it is our OBJ
iect 40 hght the Sugar Trust we do not
intend to expend Sj,OOO,0OO merely Tor
The luxury Of a fight. The refinery will
be a purely legitimate business venture
and will be run 10 make money OF
course We will decide on nothing until
we have seen the New York and Bnlll'
fimOrc people
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
VOL. U,-NUMBEK 434.

Houston lease was taken up. The ma
iority report, as already stated, was in
favor Of Mr. Houston retaining his seat.
Messrs. Harrison and Bibb, minority OF
the committee, disagreed with the major
ity. The report was discussed at length
by Mcssrs. Jones, Rhea, and Blackstone
in favor Of the report, and Messrs. Berry,
Gordon, Harrison, and others against IT.:
The majority report was then adopted
by recorded vote Of ayes, q noes, I (,
80 the Senate decided the sticker ballot
legals. and Mr.. Houston entitled to his
seat.
After seating Mr.. Houston the Senate
went into executive session, at the close
of which the chair was vacated until 10
pm. The routine ceremonies incident
TO all closing sessions were gone through
with per mdctiHa, and at midnight The
body adjourned sine die.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
THE CITY DEMoCRATIC COMMITTEE
The Primary Plan Adopted April Goth
the Date of the Election.

The Primary Plan Adopted Apili -'iI
the Date of the Election.
A called meeting Of the City Demo-
cratic Committee was held last night.
The committee was called to order at
Sis pm. with Mr.. Elicit in the chair
and the following members were present
Messrs. Curtis, Taylor, Gibbons, Wood,
BOttO. Haskins, Grymes, Cummings,
Rawlings, WihgO, Elicit, Tenser, HUI
cher, Levy, Brannan, Smith, o Bannon,
lngersoll, Hill, Wood, Bigger, and Wren
Representatives from several OF the
Democratic clubs of the city were pre-
sent, and presented their views upon the
subject of the plan OF making nomina-
tions-all fayoring the primary plan.
Mr. Reinheimer rendered his resgna-
tion as member Of the committee from
Jefferson ward, which was accepted, and
Mr.. b. Frischkorn was elected 20 oil the
vacancy.
Mr.. Rawlings. from the, committee aD-
pointed to report plan for nominations
at the spring election, reported. recon-
mending the adoption Of the primary
plan, and April 18Th a the date on which
said primary be held The recommenda-
ton OF the committee was adopted.
A committee Of five was appointed 10
form a plan for the primary election.
Mr. Rawlings rendered his resignation
as Superintendent of Madison Ward, and
Mr. : b. Grymes was elected To MI the
vacancy.
A committee of three was appointed
to wait upon the State Executive Com
mittee and invite them to hold their state
convention in this city.
The following were appointed fin-
ance Committee WingO. lngersoll, and
Rawlings.
The committee adjourned to meet on
Tuesday the 18th instant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06

Penitentiary delivering goods, the horse
took frigh; at a Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac engine, which passed
near by, and ran off. Like a sensible
horse, though running with rapidity he
managed to get out of the way OF all
vehicles, and wound up his rapid career
by running into tie stable in the rear Of
the TINES office, where he belonged.
The wagon was only slightly injured,
and the horse not at all.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
Secretary Bayard's Narrow Escape.

New YORK, March "a special to the
World from Washington says that while
riding on Saturday afternoon Secretary
Bayard met with an accident that mar
rowly escaped being serious His horse
fell. throwing Mr.. Bayard over his head,
the animal falling upon him. Mr.. Baysrd
was bruised, but no bones were broken,
and he was able to remount his horse and
ride back home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
Supreme Court of Appeals

Savage against the Commonwealth
two cases. Submitted
Fuckers admr. against Moss and ais
Argued by Judge f. c. Burks for appel
lant and Major T j. Kirkpatrick for ap'
pellee, and submitted.
Canada against Barksdale. Argued by
f. W. Christian, Esq, for appellee, and
continued until to-day.
Fleming against the Lone Jack Cigar
Comnany Dismissed for failure TO print
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
Smoked Ont of His Hole.

Brown Harris, dlids Burte, the negro
youth, ls years of age, who several days
ago, as stated at the time, entered the
store of Mrs Page in Rockets, tried to
steal ten boxes of cigars. and, being dis
covered, knocked Mrs. Page down and
escaped, was yesterday arrested. lie had
been in hiding ever since the housebreak-
ing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
virginia Town Burned

NORFOLK, Va, March j.-Fire yester-
dav morning nearly destroyed the vii
Isge Of Deep Creek, eight miles from this
civ The ire started in furniture store
AMI snread rapidly to adjoining build
ings. sweeping away the various stores stores
and dwellings to the extreme outskirts
of the town. The losses are most severe
on poor colored people who had no IN
snrunce on Their property.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
The Opera House.

Satsns Shadow at the Opera House
was presented last nightt TO good aud
ience Notwithstanding the inclement
weather. The play is sensational and the
audience seemed highly pleased. II Will
be repeated this afternoon and tonight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
(ity Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday
about fifty coupon suits were docketed.
One little judgment was given in favor
of plaintiff, and i've judgments to de-
PENDANTS on demurrer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06

The Carbolic Smoke Ball cures Colds;
Catarrh. A.thms. Bronchitis, aud all Head ani
Throat 1rou1les. send ior tssuiho,'asss assce o'
reliabie parties Free test Il given AT oihSe
~ is6 North Eighth street. Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
rur AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.

The Conference Committee on the ap,
puation bill reported that the House hau
Ioccdcd from the section of the Dill aiio"
ine The Sinking Fund Commissioners 10
invest surplus funds of the State in other
securities than Riddleberger bonds ana
that the Senate had receded from It's
position striking out $3.50 for vaccine
agent
The report was then adopted.
rmE ELLIs-HOUsToN CONTEST.
The report of the subcommittee on
Privileges and Elections In the Ellis
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
A HarmIssa RUNAWAY

Yesterday evening, near 3 o'clock,
while Christian & Whites delivery
wagon driver was in house near the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
THE spFAKER's FAREWELL.

The usual communications having been
exchanged between the two Houses,
Speaker Cardwell at 1875 raped the
House 10 order. He said
This body is soon TO adjourn, possibly
never to assemble again. | return my
beariiest thanks for the kind considera-
ton all the members have invariably
shown me, aad for the flattering resolu-
ton you have adopted. While there
have been unpleasant conflicts between
members and the Chair, they have been
as painful to me as TO them. 1t has
never been my thought to wound
the feelings Of any, and no re-
mark of mine which could be so con
strued ever came from my heart know
that | have not been free from errors, and
will ever hold in remembrance your for
bearance and patience. No one can
charge this House of Delegates with
neglect of duty During my long mem
bership of the House | never saw such
prompt attendance of members. There
has not been a single occasion when the
House lacked quorum for the transac-
tion of business May each of you have
safe return 10 your homes, and have
happiness and prosperity throughout
life. | now declare the House of Dele
gates adjourned without day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-lndica-
lions for Virginia and North Caro-
lima. Light 10 fresh northerly winds,
hac ing 90 fresh westerly. colder fol
.....fi, warmer fair weather.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
COMMON COUNCIL.
REQ ULAR MONTH"; Y MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT.

Number of Matters of Interest Consid-
ered-The Two Bodies at Deadlock on
the Yearly Budget-A Conference Com
mittce Refused Salaries Discussed
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ihC llOhop hlNt az " N'"N' -
Cardwell in the chair. No prayer.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
The House concurred in Senate joint
resolution for the appointment of joint
conference committee TO settle the differ
ence between the two houses in regard
to the appropriation bill.
The chair appointed Messrs. Buf1rd,
McGruder, and Elam on the part OF the
House.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-06
NOMENCLATURE


Mr.. Pizzini offered the following
Resolved by the Council (the Board OF
Aldermen concurring), That the name OF
Foushee street be changed to division
street" and that all parallel streets west
of Foushee street be known as avenues,
and be numbered rom one up As follows,
viz. Adams street be First avenue, JET
ferson, Second avenue, and so on, with
all streets westwardly.
The resolution was rst rejected, then
reconsidered and then referred 10 the
Street Committee
EXAMINE THE BUILDING.
Councilman Hayes offered a resolution
directing the City Engineer To examine
the building in which is the Council
Chamber and report whether IL IS safe or
not. and if there is anything dangerous
about it,
Agreed to.
POLICE PAY.
Mr.. Pizzini offered an ordinance pro-
yiding that the pay of the captains, ser
geants. and priyates of the Police Force
be increased 10 what il was before the
time when the ten per cent reduction
was made in 1878, to take effect May /,
1888
Councilman Hayes moved TO add the
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Mr.. Conner said If he could get a
second he would move to add the en-
ployes of the
GAS WORKS.
Both amendments were seconded.
The resolution and proposed amend
mendments provoked considerable dis
cussion.
Pending discussion, the Council, at
10 o'clock adjourned.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
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