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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
THE CITY CESTR,L COMMITTEE.
Proceedings Of the Regular Meeting Last
Night.

The Democratic City Central Com
mitlee held their regular weekly meeting
IN the City Circult court room last night.
Present, Colonel Tazewell Elicit (chair
mani. Messrs Tenser (secre'sry), Taylor,
Valentine, Sharp, Frischkorn, Bigger,
Houston, ". X Wood, Gryme', haw-
lings, Burton, Cummins. O'Bannon,
Smith, Ingersol. Hill. NJ w Wood, and
Wren.
The chairman announced that the
Democratic headquarters had been estab
lished at 1ll0 East Main street, and that
they were ample. Messrs. Bigger, Germs
dori, Mcdonald, and jenkins had been
placed in charge, and had expressed their
willingness to accept whatever compensa
tiOn the committee should decide TO give
them II was decided that 1t be left with
the chairman to fix their pay.
On motion of Mr. Burton, committee
was appointed to select three citizens in
each precinct To act as witnesses of the
count n the primary election on Thurs
day. The motion was carried, and list
OF names reported. which were agreed TO
The ward superintendents will call on
Alf ENlAANilin ANAN AhNAh hthN ~ wv -
they will serve, and will report at a
meeting 10 be held at o'clock today
IT any decline the vacancies Will be filled.
The chairman announced that tie
tickets would all be printed By u o'clock
10 day, and that each candidate for gene
raj offices could get 500, and each candi-
date for Council 100
\ resolution was offered and uuani-
mou,ly adopted providing that TIE chair
man be authorized 10 net for the commit
tee in any question that might arise in
connection with the primary requiring
prompt action
Mr L y Grymes resigned rs super
injendent Of Madison ward, and Mr
Edward Cummins was elected in his
place
Some other unimportapt business was
transacted, and the committee adj
t9urDrl
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More Violence by Strikers.

AURORA, Ill April If. G.. Perry,
one Of the new Chicago, Burlington, &
Quincy railroad engineers, was set upon
last night by crowd Of strikers, when
he drew revolver and fired at them.
wounding Chris Hestere, one Of the
strikers IN he leg. Perry was arrested.
AT last nights meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil a petition was presented 10 the Mayor,
calling upon him 10 appoint thirty addi-
tional police, 10 be paid by The city. The
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Com
pany ha, complained that sufficient police
protection il not given its men
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
OLD DoMINloN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.


Inst Grand Rally of the Campaign.
The Old DOmin on Democratic Club
bad rodsing Time a, the last rally OF
the campaign at Old Market Hall last
evening the room was crowded with
q large and enthusiastic audience, and
nearly all the candidates for the general
offices TO be nominated at the primary
10 morrow were present and made ad-
dresses IN advocacy OF their respective
claims Tor the Offices TO whi,h they as
pired. As each appeared he was received
with applause, and his remarks were
attentiyely listened 10 throughout
After the speeches refreshments were
served, aui there was general social re-
union st which the merits q. the candi-
dt,es were freely discussed ard at late
hour the meeting adjourned The old
Dominion will muster strong both at the
primary aud the regular elections
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A Combination.

10 tie Csti1sns of R.e.mgad.
! spoke at the meeting at the Old Mar
ket Hall last night made the statement
that Mr Carter had made a combination
with Mr Reed 10 beat me. Mr.. Carter
then stated he had made no combination
with Nr Reed. ! went Immediately 10
Mr.. Reeds house, and was invited into
the parlor. asked him If the rumor
was true that he had Withdrawn. lie
said he had received a proposition from
Mr. Carter, which he had accepted, to
Withdraw in his favor.
write this to show that | stated the
truth. did not think that they would
combine to beat me, bnt will beat this
combination in the primary, or support
Mr. Carter and the whole ticket, il they
beat me, although | don't think it is just
right. J. &. SMITH
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Apz l9M, 1888
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TUE EMPEEOR's ILLNESS.
Correct Version of Its Latest Phase.
Somewhat Better.

BERLIN, April 1.-THE following IS
said To be the correct version o. the
latest phase Of the Emperor's Illness Il
was noticed on Wednesday night last
that although IN abundance OF air was
passing through the canula, the En-
peror's breathing was attended with a
slight noise indicating trachesl disturb
snce, which was attributed 10 slight
inflammation Of the tissues around
the trachea, which had been observed
for three days, and upon the first
sign OF which DR. Mackenzie had or
dered fresh canula. This not being
ready, Dr.. Mackeazie on Thursday
morning procured temporary tubes and
invited Professor Bergman to attend.
Considering that he was entitled 10 claim
the position OF operator, DR.. Mackenzie
assisted him. Professor Bergman tried
to insert tube OF the same angle rs DR.
Macken2ie',, but Of smaller diameter
Falling In the attempt, he called DR. Bra.
mann, who managed 10 Insert tube OF
the size suggested by DR.. Mackenzie inn
medialely after the operation OF trache'
0tomy, when the German doctors object.
ed 10 the use Of such tube.
4pm-The doctors have just issued a
bulletin stating that the Emperors con
dition is satisfactory.
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KIDD SIE KIDITu.
Happy Marriage Yesterday Aftern'

Happy Marriage Yesterday Afternoon.
The rays Of TIA, western sun shining
through the beautiful stained-glass win
dows Of the Bishop Moore Memorial
church Yesterday shed soft radiance
over brilliant congregation gathered
at o'clock in the afternoon to witness
the nuplias Of Mr Malcolm VI. Kidd
and Mis- Eva D. Meredith.
Long before tn appointed hour the
church was well nigh filed, and at .
O'Clock the bridal party arrived Mr.
John F. Meredith and members OF the
two families entered first. Next followed
the bridal party preceded by the walters,
Messrs + I Bradley Richmond Naury,
James c. Watson, Jr, / Branch Frayser
J. VI. Gentry, and J. F. Terry.
The bride and groom arriving 40 ihc
altar were met hy lieys Joshua Peter ain.
d. d and f. Sprigg, u. d. Or. Peter
kin read the beautiful marriage scrviccup
to the vows, and Or. Sprss united the
happy couple in the matrimonial bonds
and pronounced the blessing, lrc father
OF the bride giving her away.
After the wedding Mr. aud drs. Kidd
Went az once ln iAt bNiNA -ti.t'h N"'
took the train for the North, where they
will spend some time, and return 10 their
home in Atlanta via Cincinnati
The bride was dressed in sky blue
travelling dress with hat - match. She
has always been known as beauty, but
never looked more 50 than when she
passed up the aisle of the church yesteI'
daxr 10 I.gnn,a Nre 4 i2f
Mr.. Malcolm VI. Kidd Is vell known in
Richmond, where he has many friends
At present he is the trusted employe OF
Messrs. Wylcy and Greene, wholesale
grocers Of Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
Law. for Tnntrnnn Cnrrier,.

General Hill. Railroad Commissioner,
has had complied all the statute laws gov
erning common carriers Ia the State OF
Virginia so far rs such carriers are sub
feet to his jurisdiction, and defining the
powers aud duties OF the Commissioner.
These laws are taken from the new
Code, which goes into effect on the first
of May next. 1t will prove an invalu-
able worl: 10 the common carriers Of the
State, as well as to shippers and travel.
lers, as they contain all the provisions Of
law applying to railroads. The pamphlet
will be furnished on application to Gene
raj Hill "a, his office In The Reuger Build
ing OH Bank street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18

4 Little Girl Dies just Before Her sisters
Funeral,

Yesterday afternoon at the residence
corner OF Venable and Twenty second
streets The funeral of little child, daugh-
ter of Mr. John Mcdowell. was to have
taken place While the carriages
were drawn up in front of the house An
elder sister of ,he dead child died. The
grief of ,he parents can be better imag
ined than described The carriages were
dismissed, and the funeral OF the two
children will take place to-day from the
residence.
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lCOmmuniclted.l
Honor TO Whom Honor 1, Due.

As discussion has arisen in the public
print as 20 who did valuable work for the
Democratic party last fall. | nm glad Of
the opportunity il affords me to publicly
express my own appreciation OF the
splendid work done by my associates on
the Executive Committee, and especially
Of the unselhsh devotion Of the City Cen
lral Committee and its honorei chairman
Charles L. Wingo, Esq. Where all did
so well q .ch Is alike entitled to praise. Il
j. a little amusing to see how shocked are
those who are unfriendly TO my Candi-
dacy over a matter about which Mr..
Charles i Wingo is now thoroughly
satisfied that no injustice was ever in
tended him or his associates by any OF
my friends. j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.
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uenricO county NOte..

The County Court was in session yes
teFdsy, and after transaciing some !i't!e
civil business adjourned for the term.
One marriage license was issued yes
terday 10 n colored couple.
\ deed OF conveyance was admitted 10
record from Joanna stewart 10 Emma {.
Sutton. The property conveyed is part
OF the James Stewart estate, and j. y
farm OF 440 acres, situated between the
Williamsburg and Nine mile road, on
either side of the Richmond and York
River railroad. about four miles from
Richmond. The price paid was 5000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.


Regular Meeting at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall
The Evangelical Alliance Of the city OF
Richmond held It's last meeting, until The
f,ll, last night in the Young Mems Chris
ian Association Building.
DR.. Kerr, of the First Presbyterian
church and president OF the Alliance was
in the chair; DR. George Cooper, pastor
If the First Baptist church, was sccrs
iary. There were present clergymen and
ministers OF All the protestant religious
bodies in tho city, together with many
laymen and members.
TIRE EkERCfsEs
were opened with prayer by Rev. T. G.
Dashieli, y. u and after the usual ser
vices the president announced the sub
feet OF discussion before the assembly.
rhe subject was exhaustivcly dis
cussed by Res. 4. j. Bowers,
pastor OF the English Lutheran
church on Seventh street, Dr. Kerr,
Dr. Dashiell, DR.. Read, DR.. Atwell,
Rev. Samuel G.. Clopton, and Others. DR..
DashielI struck the keynote when he
said THAI nothing could more bring about
Christina unity than the personal piety
OF Gods ministers
The subject wa. further considered by
Rev Drs. Harrison and iiOge, and after
singing the long metre doyology the
meeting was dismissed with the bene-
dictiOu
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SHORT TELECRAMS.

BERLIN. April l7--Mr. Henry Willard
has arrived here on business He will re-
main for some time.
DUBLIN, April l7.-Mr. VIM. O'Brien
declares thai the arrest of Mr.. Dillon
and himself will not interfere in any way
with the progress OF the plan Of cam
paign proposed for Ireland, by which
numerous meetings OF the National
League will be held simultaneously.
LONDON, April l7-Mr John Barring,
one OF the banking firm OF Barring Bros,
10 dead.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-18
Communicated

Democrats. Every man, woman and
child in this city is defendent upon the
proper management OF the Clerks office
of the Chancery Court Don't change
from certainty 10 an uncertainty.
Vote for Benjamin II Berry, your old
clerk, who YOU know has been faithful
RICHMOND.
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communicated

Voters Who ia Clerk of the Chancery
Court: Benjamin ii Berry. How long
has he been Clerk Is years. Why have
you continued him In Office Because he
has been faithful. That being lhe case,
why should Democrats turn out faith
ful Democrat TRUTH
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To the Voter, at the Primary.

| desire TO call your attention to the
methods being used against me by my
opponents OF course | do not refer to
the candidates who are running for the
office which | now ILL., as cannot con
cieye that any one pretending TO be an
honorable man or worthy of your sup
port, would lend himself to such means
To defeat an opponent. These methods
Of eleclloneering only show the weakness,
of the cause of those who resort 10 them.
To day, before IL could possibly have
been known officially, it was circulated
In remote Parts Of the city that had
Withdrawn from the canvass and had
fail-d 10 pay my assessment TO the City
Central Democratic Committee. Those
who either instigated or circulated such
reports know them TO he iatdM9B les
II those who are opposing me are vii ing
To lend themselves TO such means as these,
they must be content TO take the odium
which must follow.
BENJAMIS II. BERRY
Apra lgM, 1888.
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BOlIiNGIR's fItC CIfOS.
Comment. of the German Papers on it,
Significance.

Significance.
BFRLIS, April Il E-According to the
Nortd Gamdn GGz<t!e, Bouangcrs elec-
ton means a protest against Republican
mistakes, but it by no means implies that
the electors give Boulanger a carte
blanche
The Gasette says Much will depend
upon whether, in the leading circles, the
lesson given is taken TO heart If it Is
the Boulangerist tide will ebb as fast as
il flowed.
Other German papers show more
alarm, while militaires and diplomats look
upon BOulanger's election with grave
suspicion.
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LComrunicatadI

Voters. Don't be mi3ed as to the i'm.
portauce of having competent clerk for
the Chancery Court, and re-elecl Benia
min II. Berry, the present clerk, who IS
admitted ev By those opposing him to
be in every way fit for the office.
NoTER.
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fCommunicated.l

Working men Have you ever been
treated otherwise than cOurteously at lhe
Chaucery Courl Clerks Office; No. Then
why risk change Nose for Benjamin
II Berry, the present clerk.
WORKlNGMAS.
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Communicated

Vote for Benjamin II Berry for Clerk
of the Chancery Court who 4 You have
twice elected, and who has not abused
your trust CITIZEN.
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iCornmunicatod.l

Business men Do you change your
servants you have tried and found faith
ful: OF course not Then vote for
Benjamin II. Berry, present clerk OF the
Chancery Court. BUSINESS
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t.t Precinct Commencing AT the
Broad and Fifth streets thence
..a"ari.y along the centre oil rum
-..,.. DID ilc centre OF the rayine north
' Jackson street thence eastwardly
along ilc centre OF said rasine 10 a point
opposite tnc centre OF Eighth street I,
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First Precinct-Commencing at the
centre of Leigh street at It's intersection
with 81. Peter street thence westwardiy
along the centre of Leigh street 10 the
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ur,ratW iNpiCATio>N'

,,,.ut~cro~. April l. Iudica
..r Nuginir. Warmer. fair
.,... followed - decidedly
threatening weather. with
l.ns. usht 90 fresh south
..t winds. shl tHg 10 n nth
N.uh ani South Carolina:
.. ,.rrl.I. light % fresh winds.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1888-02-11
&C; No. 50 o. the Regular Session OF 1851.
Amendment No. I.

Tulane University Amendment.
Tie terms of Act No. IS, of the Regular Ses-
sion of ISL adopted 1t the Session of the LEXIS
Eturc IN the Year ls,;, are hereby ratified and
approved and all provisions Of the Constitution
OF la rerucnant thereto, or in any way impair
ring the passage thereof, are hereby repealed, SO
far rs the operations Of said act arc concerned.
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Notice OF Registration and
Assessment.

The voters and also the payers % the pari, i
al NJ. Martin. La, are hereby nuti,irdtla accor
ding 10 law, will open the Office of Assessor NM
h'"lf,rtr OF voters of IT. Martin. parish L., at
'h' following; named places in NH. ,arish. ON
the following dates from 7oclock a. m. Z, I
o cIockp. NJ. and from o'clock u. IN. to &
"cHek y. m. daily Sundays and travelling DAYS
excepted Tor the registration Of all legal voters
ana 10 assess property, viz:
lst On February 18Th 10Th. 2l4t 22pd. Ord.
EIth' and 18th 1ssS at tho Court House nj ST
Martinvllc, La. LIST. Ward.
IND On February q, =, 29h l,ss at Cleric
6authicr. Bird Ward
"rd. Tn Monday March Isl 1888, at Alec Thi.
bodeau@ store ith. Wand.
hh. On March 9Th. = =, sfh. ISIS at DIR. Mar
tins Office, Breaux Bridge.
9TH. On March l2lh and 18th 1SSs nj Arc,Io
Fatin's. lth ward.
18th. On March 18th 18th and 10Th. at O,c-i,,o
Calais store, 5th. ward.
fh. On Marh Eth. ISIS II Jerome 'T,,r,r
ah Ward soy ''
sth. On March 18th ISIS at Aladdin uarls =,
Ward -''''' '-' 'll
9TH. On nuh End 2}nl. and 2i,h af Cb..C,-
''k"n-i 2ud. ward Layou Cl,uc.
lO'h. on March 18th i,.- at Julo, Monitor, f.,
tcau, lst ward.
iith. Aud on I'll Intervening datns no; boraf-,
nA'n alG during ihc last t,,u weeks before d.,
election. Ny office Of Registrar and i....sor
VIA Ne opened as the law requires at trc c,,r,
"ph'e d"fInE the lc-al hours at ST. Martin
vile. ''''''' M
81 Martinvillc February 9r1 ISss.
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Joint Resolution No. s., of the Regular ses-
sion of 1851.
Amendment No. :.
Article t2-That in the event of the doa.b cr
from whatovcr cause the Office OF Iir,fa,,,t
'"Fc-n"r shall become vacant. tHor. and in Tnt
cycIt thc President GRO .ornrnrnj II 70 ~ 80
Hh u hi' lh' office - LicUtau.ut (inv.-nar ~
"'i"'mlHt. ail .hc duties Incident 10 tbe o,ir1
and receiving. is cmulumeats. ''''''
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Take notice that in accordance with Section
81 of Art. ~ of the General Assembly of 1SS2,
your taxes for the year 1ss7 according to the Tax
Rolls on file in this Office and in the Office of the
Clerk of Court ex-oficio Recorder Of Mortgages
of the Parish Of 81. Martin are now due and col
lectable, and if not Iaid the law directs on or
before the alst day Of December 4. ID. 1851 you
will become delinGuents and the amount of your
said taxes will then Grlw per cent interest per
month from the 3lst of December until paid for
or the property TINS assessed will be seized and
sold according to law.
Sheriff : Office 81. Martensville Parish of st.
Martin this 18th. day Of October 1851.
T.. l.. BROU SSARD.
Sheriff and ex-otiicio Tax Collector
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Join; Resolution No. -. or the IerpIor Sos
sion of 1855.
Amendment No 4.
Article iS0-TEc Now Basin C1nal and clou
Road and th"ir appurtcnarces shall not n. L,ol
or alicnatcd. '-'' - 'O'''c''
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Joint Resolution No. l12 of the Regular Ses-
siCns of 1854.

Amendment No. >.
The General Assembly may divide the State
into levee districts and provide for the appoint.
mcnt or election of Leyee Commissioners in
said districts, who shall in the method or man.
ncr TO be provided by law have supervision Of
the erection, repair and maintenance Of tho le-
wees in said districts; to that effect the Leyee
Commissioners may levy a tax not to exceed ten
mills ON the taxable property. situated within
tn aliuvi;d portions ot said district subject +,
overflow; provided that in case Of rccassify tn
raise additional funds for the purpose If con-
Structing, preserving and repairing any lcvaes
projecting tho lands Of The district, the rate of
taxation, lcrain limited, may be- increased when
the rat" of such increase and the necessity and
purpose for which il j. intended shall have been
admitted to = vote cf Tie property taz-,ayers n
such district, pgying taxes for himself, or II, any
re- r's"nta.if" c0ucci'y, whether 10 siiort or non
resident on property situated in the alluyial
portion 81 sid district suhicct TO overflow. and
" majority 81 those il number and value vu;,us.
q; sdch election, shall have voted then for.
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Joint Resolution NJ. p Of ,he Regular Ses-
sion OF iSyi.
Amendment No. 3.

JOINT Resolution NJ. > Of he Regular Sos
sion OF iSyi
Amendment No.S
In those district, COMPOSED oc one pari.b
there shall not BE- less than six terms of the dis
;lIct co1r; each gear.
in all othc- districts there shall he !, oocb
parish not less than four terms OF The Disiric.
Court "1ch year, except in the parishes of Came
ron. Franklin and Vernon in which there shall
not b. loss than two terms Of The District Cont
each year.
Until provided by law, the terms Of the Dis
t1ct Court in each parish shall Dc fixed by a ruln
"i SAID court. which shall not he changed With
ont notice by publication at least thirty DAYS
prior To- such change.
There shall DE- in each parish not less than
tw" Jury terms each year. at which n grand ;urv
shall be inT.ncllad, except in the parishes ~
Cameron, Franklin and Vernon, in which thcra
shall not be less than one jury term each year at
which 4 grand jury shall be- impannclled.
~ other Jury terms the General Assembly shall
provide FOR special juries. when necessary for
the trial Of criminal cases,