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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-12
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tennie OF the Sixth Cavalry walked after,
leading the Generals horse. The animal
was ssddled, and in the stirrups were the
boots of the rider, with the spurs on and
the toes turned to the rear The caisson
was flanked by the body-gusrd.
The famlylof the deceased, his aides,
physicians aud former staff came next.
Directly behind these was the Presidents
carriage containing the President, Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Colonel La
mont. Secretaries Bayard and Fairchild
were in another carriage, and Captain
Taylor, Secretary Endicotl's ordinance
secretary, was behind them with Mrs.
Endicott
In the order named came the Congress
sional committee. the Diplomatic Corps,
the Supreme Coutt Justices, the Grand
Army, Loyal Legion, general officers and
cmy,oycs os ;ae Wer DepaTlmca, and
scores of private carriages containing
friends. The Grand Army was officially
represented by 5 V. Commander and
staff
The services at the Arlington cemetery
were simple The De PrQfunduS was
sung he priests chanted, and the body
was place in the ground and the last of
General Sheridan was given over to
mother earth
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POLICE NOTES.
The Usual Matinee Yesterday.

The usual docket in the Police Court
yesterday presented itself to the court
There We're couple OF drunkS, and the
tbeir fine and left.
The amount of fines collected were
$ll for the city and costs for the Po.
lice Board s.. The amount OF fines i'm.
p sed aud no; collected. the parties going
to jail In default, were S23 80, and costs
81 80
Phil ip Lewis (colored) thought he
could make me money from 2 Junk
shop. and prQccc3ed therefore TO steal
two brass boxes from the Richmond d
Petersburg Railroad i'cmidc no money,
hui earned free board with the iailOrs for
the next ninety days
a. T. Williams got drunk and cursed
aud abused Mrs = q Jennings in such "a
manner aud TO such an extent that she
had him arrested aud pra.ed that he be
bound over to keep tie peace He was
required tO give $500 bond flr months
Ma. New (c0lored) was charged with
stealing box OF eggs from Mr. Il \.
Luck and was given sixty days in jill
When arrested he WAS found TO have a
loaded pistol on bis person, and for
carrying it he was fined $50. which be
lid not pay, and the pistol was confs-
Gated TO ihe State.
Sa'lie Johnson had an unlicensed dog
'n b : premises and was lined 81, which
ae paid.
Meredith Johnson was fced 81 for
illoNiDg his daughter to throw rocks in
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, August 1.-THE House of
Commons is displaying great activity in
view Of the adjournment. Yesterday
eclipsed ali former achievements in this
direction by the reading for the second
time of the marriage valdation bill, pass
! ing IL through committee, reporting ii
without amendments, reading it third
time, and passing it all in the space of
| five minutes.
LONDON, August 1.-THE lace of the
London and Edinburgh rival railways
| continues to excite extraordinary in
terests, the Northwestern having come
down 10 eight hours. The Northern now
runs train in seven hours and three
quarters. lt is feared if this competition
continues an accident may result. Crowds
assemble daily in London and Edinburgh
stations to see the trains leave and arrive
LoHDON, August 1.-THE last remain
ing organ Of old fashioned toryism, the
81. lanes GozcEs, has disappeared the
the title alone viii remain. The prop
erty recently changed harCs The late
proprietor, Gibbs. wealthy share
holder of the Bank of England, lost a
large fortune over it and sold it to an
otLer wealthy gentleman OF German orif
gin named Stemkof.
LONDON, August l1.-ln the House o
Commons Mr. John O'Connor and Mr.
Thomas Power O'COnnor made speeches
in reference TO the case of Mr. James
O Kelly, member of parliament, who was
sentenced at Boyle, county Roscommon,
Yesterday TO four months imprisonment.
They protested against his arbitrary ar
resi-, declared that his trial was conduct
ed by a star chamber court constituted by
All iniquitous law and denounced his i'm
prisonment
PARIS, August II. 49, Revolutionary
prOciamatiOns have been seized at the
mouse of Scudy, lhe anarchist leader,
who was arrested during the riots of
Wednesday on the occasion OF the fune-
raj of General Eudes. Ii is rumored
that the anarchists had secreted thous-
and reviewers in tie labor exchange, and
that the government only prevented
rising by The seizure OF the exchange.
MUNICH, August II "A first class prize
medal nus been awarded by The jury at
The Art exhibition here 10 the American
painter Garimrlcners
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CITY NEWS.
WHAT HAPPFNFD YESTERDAY or
INTEREST.

A Uounded Negro shoots Another-schoo
Teachers Elected Myron Eakcr's viii
A New Head of Ice Notes Condensinf
news.
Yesterday afternoon between | and
o'clock. Ben Pittmsn (colored) shot an
old muskei loaded with small shot and
slncs at William cambridge (cOl0red)
peppcrinc him in the face and inflicting
severe but not as thought dangerous
wounds james Washington and Pey-
ton Uaski1s. 'vo other c0'cret men IN
the crowd, r., ewes the benefit OF one or
more Of The stray shots. Policeman
Robins was soon ON the spot, and arrested
Piuman on ihe charge that he did unlaw-
fully and ic'oniOusly shoot with intent
to main. disGgure and kill, and lodged
him ia thc Third police station.
The TIMES reporter, in conversation
with Pittm6n. learned that ever since he
had appeared as 70 witness against Onesty
Bros. in the Police Court he had been
hour dcd That yesterday Dandridge
came TO his place and with loaded pistol
in hand threatened his life, and be shot
al him in defence of biz own life. He
was inside Of his own store when he shot
him and that he never would have called
into play his Old musket had hc not been
forced 20 do H. When he fired away
DaudriGgc was between his place and the
barber shop neAt door in The lot. None
of the fracas happened on the street.
Dandridge was taken TO the City Hos
pital by the city ambulance Sanitary
Officer CiiHe'y helping TO convey to the
ambulance. His wounds are there being
treated by the doctors in charge
Ben. P;tmsn will be before Justice
Crutchfield tomorrow morning
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COUNTY EEPU8LIcANs.
Henricn NnfeS

A colored youth named Robert John
son, charged with felOniously breaking
and entering in The nighttime the house
OF Richard Baker ,cOlOred), near Fair
Oaks, on the 10Th OF July last and just
caught, was put in Jail by Squire Vincent
and the trial OF the case continued until
next Saturday at l2 NJ.
The Courthouse green yesterday was
crowded with politicians, farmers, look
ers-on. lawyers and loafcrs
Sixteen ladies were in the court room
for couple of hours. Tiey were present
along with a number OF gentlemen as
legatees of James River estate near
Glendale, consisting of forty acres, and it
required all OF their signatures to execute
the deed
The August term of the County Court
begins tomorrow AT II o'clock, Judge +.
G. Minor presiding
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The will of the late MyrOn Baker was
admitted to probate in the Chancery
/ Court yesterday.
( The will gives AS a special legacy TO
/ his daughter Nellie The bedroom furni-
ture belonging TO her mother.
TO his son Myron he gives his gold
watch and diamond breaStpin, which are
10 be kept until he becomes Of age
The executor is required TO sell, when
deemed advantageous, his real estate and
collect all debts due him, and dis ribute
proceeds as follows:
Five hundsed dollars to his daughter
Nellie, i, being a legacy left her some
years ago by her Grandmother; the said
sum To be pat aside at interest for her
benefit until .he attain the age OF twenty
one years, or marries, and then The same
TO be- paid over TO her.
OF the remainder Of The estate ont bird
is to he Invested al interest in some fund
or mortgage on real estate double the
amount loaned, aud that his beloved wife,
Bette Baker, shall draw interest
on same semi annually during her life
time. On her deaili The principal j. TO be
collected and divided equally among his
children or their issue in case OF the
death OF either or both of them.
OF the balance of my estate ii is TO be
held by the executor and placed out at in
terest for the joint benefit OF the four
children-Nellie, Myron, Lula and
Kemp-and as each attains the age Of
81 or marries his or her share shall be
paid to them.
Mr.. Leroy III. Kemp, Jr., qualified as
executor and gave bond in the sum Of
81 400, with Bette G. Baker and Nellie
+. Baker as suretes.
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Trustee Under franklin stearns' VIII.

Judge Beverley r. Wexford of the
Circuit Court of penrico county
was at the courthouse yesterday
and appointed Mr. Henry T. Wickham
trustee for the children and grandchildren
of the late Franklin Stearns under the
terms of his will TO fill the place of General
WiliiamsC. Wickham, deceased. Mr.. Henry
T. Wickham qualified in the sum of $780,
900, with MIR. Franklin Stearns. Jr., as
surety.
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Index to Chancery Deeds.

Mr.. Charles w. Goddin, the Clerk of
the Chancery Court, is at work having
indices made of the record book in which
deeds are recorded for the two years
prior % bis coming into office, July last .
These iudices are made in books on the
Schecht and Field system and cover the
two wears between July !, 1886, aud July
!, 1888
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Yesterday at the courthouse and electe
school teachers for the ensuing scholasti
year
TUCRAHOE.
The Trustees for TuckshOe disiric
elected teachers as follows Sydney
John X. StaTke, principal Miss Salli
Coleman and Miss Loula Mott assistants
Rio Vista, Miss A. A. Johnson; Ridge, V
f Campbell Woodwards, Miss W. L
Woodward; Deep Run, Miss b. S eau
thorn; Shady Grove; Miss B. A. Taur
man. Sand Spriogs, Miss n Litbia Car
ter.
All of the above are The old teacher.
excepting Miss Carter, who is new ap
pOin,ee.
Colored schools Sydney, w. H.
James, principal; Louisa a. Long, as
sisiani Wesiwood, T. g. White. ilarri.
Hal, Il. n Graham; Shutdown, W. l..
Vsndevall; Ridge, }. p, Facier; Carbon
Hill, Mary Burwell Springfield, ID. IL.
Wilkinson
FAIRFIELD.
The board from this district elected the
following:
IIowards Grove. Nettie Enroughty;
Ter School, Miss Sallie g. Larus; Antioch,
Miss Dora Hoppe; Beulah, Miss Belle
Austin Fulton. Miss Salie X IIaincs,
and Miss Wertie Cooper Tabernacle
Miss Nora ". Ware aud Miss Cherry I;
Bowling Green, Miss Marable; Seven
Pines, Miss SchermerhOrn.
All of the above ere old teachers ex-
cepting Misses Marable and Schermer.
horn.
Colored Schools Cedar street, vii
liam s Christian WOodville, A. Z Fleet
and Salie Meredith; Twenty.sixth street,
W. b +. Thompson; Twenty.second
street, 5. b. Whittle; Benedict, E. Chap
man Seven Pines, Charles r. Robinson
Fulton, W. A. V. Murray. Assistant TO
be appointed.
VARINA.
The trustees from this district elected
The following teachers
Tree Hill, Miss Kate l.. S0uihall Os-
borne, Miss Helen Dickerson Pioneer,
Miss FlOssie Frayser: Fort Harrison. Mr. !
w o. Mosley: Glen Dale, Mrs. b NJ !
iatewood and Miss Maggie Kosslow /
r0wn Hall, Miss Emma Goldman Cen |
raj Road, Miss Nelly J. Cherry CUrles |
Neck, Mrs Josephene Critteuden.
COlOred schools: ChatwOrtb, G.. W. |
Crowley; ST. James. j. l.. Adams
logan, Alice VI. Hunter; SvdnOrs, Ida
lckenney; Bethel W. W. Christie
;rayeley Hill, John James, Jr.
The list Of teachers for BroOkland
ownship have not been completed and
Siii be announced some day this week.
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COnvicts Received.

The following convicts were received
at the State Penitentisry.
From Prince George county Charles
Smith (colored), housebrcaking, five
years; Cyrus Jones (colored), house
breaking, five years.
From Allegheny county: William
Early, two years for housebreaking.
From Charlotte county Alice Morton,
two years for felonious assault.
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Sacred Concert on the Ariel.

Iardella's Band in handsome new uni.
forms will give their fifth sacred concert
on the steamer Ariel this afternoon. The
boat will leave the wharf this afteroon AT
$3.50 O'Clock sharp. II will stop at Curl's
Neck, where a regular programme will
be rendered Refreshments in great
variety will be sold in abundance The
Ariel will return 10 the city, reaching
The wharf promptly at o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-12

In America it is the privilege OF Gov
ernment both to stimulate employment
and to raise the rates of wages by wise
and beneficent economic system. Mr..
Blaine. with all the emphasis which he
can command, reminds the country Of
these weighty considerations.-N. Y.
Tribune.
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Attention, Grass Widowers. .

Your attention is called to my lunch
and sample room, $40 Main street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. A nice,
cool. airy dining room. The best our
markets can afford is served from my
lunch counter.
Gus z. DELARUE, Proprietor,
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Pure Ice Cream.

Hardfrozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by d. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies,
and fruits. Special rates TO parties o.
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Notice.

Ellis Abrams Loan Office Is fixing for
a sale. Parties having pledges with him
VIII please come TO see him and pay
charges. Otherwise they viii be sold.
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The Irish World publishes portrait Of
Blaine with a tat.ooed face, whereby the
compliments in the laudatory article are
somewhat sa;irized by the picture.
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Democrats Meet in the Different Wards
Tomorrow Night.

Ia few days the political campaign in
this city and Congressional district Will
open in real caInc-t Heretofore the
Democratic Committees have lcen only
cutting out ,hc work ald now tGey are
ready 10 90 at H.
THE DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The following has been issued:
The county aLd city casiTmcn in this
district have received personal notices of
the number Of delegates which each
county and city are entitled fo have in
the Congressional Convention which
cOnyeEes in this city or the jlh of Sep
tember To avoid auy question, how
ever, We desire To- state publicly That the
c0untios and cities will bc represented in
that convention by TIE following number
of delegates: Richmond, u ManChcs-
ter, 9; Chesteriield 1S; GOOcbland. 9;
Henrico, l.; Hanover, 10; New Kent, 4 :,
and King William, 9-t0tal, 1862
The basis Of the above representation
is one delegate and one alternate for
every hundred yoi,s and fraction of an
hundred in excess Of ffly votes cast in
the last gubcrnatorial election for GOV
ernor Lee. The convention will meet at
the EXchangc Hotel in t.i- ON Septem
bfr >. 1883 CONWAY X SANDS,
Chairman Democratic Committee Third
Congressional District.
CITY DELEGATES.
The ci;v delegates will be elected to-
morrow night under plan unanimously
adopted by ;hc City Democratic Com
mitlee at its last meeting
This plan has been published The
number of delegates from each ward is
Marshall ward, Il jefferson ward, 13 |
Madison ward. Il Clay ward, IS; jack |
son wand, > Total, -
The places where tie voters viii meet !
tomorrow night are Marshall ward,
COrCorln Han; IeF,.e warl, ora Mar
Sct litil; Madison ward, Chinccry Court.
room; Monroe ward. Columbus Hall,
corner Third and BroaG; Clay ward,
Ilheinhardt's Hall Jackson ward, kain's
Hall
COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
The Ilcnrico County Republican Com
niltrc met Yesterday at the County
'Curlhou-c az t. Vi Chairman outL-
ward presided Wd Ecos Dickinson acted
s secretary. There was present Dh0u /
lalf OF the ccmmiitec. : hev decided Zoo
lold township meetings on Fr iaY. sep
cmber 1th 10 elect delegates % county .
which would he bel ,t lhr
courthouse The next Cav, september S'h, ..
Witch wiilclcct delegates To- TIE District
'onsentiou which viii he Lcll I'm Ncnrico
'Oun'v Courthouse ON September IS b
cNi 10 nominate a Republican candidate :
~ Congress.
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UNDER \ BLANKET
Iaiuk OF The cold weather up here
which cannot ic discounted even by DR..
lake's prescription for a rel .cled lover,
g.Z: l3 ". and up taken ever 1 hour
anil carried home
Grand chorus Of sulphuratcd esthetes
we sleep every night under blanket" !"
Numerous iGchmonders arrived 10 day
via Allegheny Railroad
Happy is the aristocral in private car,
but happier still when he steps ont on the
lawn Of the "Old White" and hears the
band sQuawk some festive air from
Donna Juanita" and sees romance dis
porting itself in the may dance or under
the filtration parasOl.
cUPID's NET.
The net that is set in Cupid's court a.
g., Tennis COURT Ia the trap wherewth
the enterprising belle catches the beau.
The only thing is that there is not enough
OF the game. The article, man, is sill
scarce, and Of him that Is here much Is
caught by matinee poker, while the older
section of the men are foId Of sitting
under the arcade and mark
ing the half hours with juleps. |
to give green flavor TO chestnut anec-
dOtes Just overhead the coUrting |
couples promenade, and on the next bal
cony above the girls sit and read or gos-
sip, and thus the beautiful west front of
the hotel presents athree-storied tableaux
Of unparalleled attraction and beauty |
never before performed on any
stage, and which must be seen
10 be appreciated. | always keep
me eye on the girls balcony, the
,ther on the tet5 a tete balcony, and have
. boy to tell Jake how many prescriptions
o put up for the lower arcade.
OF all the girls here the most indubi.a-
,ly adorable are seven from Richmond,
hree from the West, nine ang Is from
he South, and-bus oh, how can | 1? No,
cannot. Wait until Monday. G. N.
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UENErCo SCHOOL TEACHERS.
List of Announcements Made by the
School Boards Yesterday.

The Board of School Trustees Of the
several districts in Henrico county met
Yesterday at the courthouse and elected
school teachers for the ensuing scholastic
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OLD LADY.
TIL, OLD WHITE.
BeauX and Bellies Dades and Heroes.
Lawn Tennis and the German.
fSuccial Cerresuoudqncp

WnITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. 10
Many Sunday readers OF the TINES may
choose TO stay away from church on ac.
coun, Of the heat withou, rejecting that
thereby they run The risk OF warmer
August in The iurid hereafter where ,he
devils chcf d6 cUi0ine serves sinners az
griffin or r0H. according 10 the whim Of
Il = VI Satanic Nail
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Ia few days the political campaign in
this city and Congressional district will
open in real cainc-t Heretofore the
Democratic Committees have leen only
cutting out ,he work aud now tGey are
ready 10 90 at H.
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= wAsuiNo-or. Aug. II -Iodic6tions
f1s Tor N.rCinia and North Carolina !:
- Slightly warmer; fair, partly cloudy
weather. southcasterly winds.
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TUCRAHOE.

All of the above are The old teachers
excepting Miss Carter, who is new ap-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-13
ONE uuNDRFp YEARs.
Tho Coming Anniversary of ohIO's Settle
mont,

Tho Coming AnnlYOrsRry of ohiO's Settle
MoHt,
MARIETTA, O., Feb. 1.-THE following
interesting circular has been issued by
the committees in charge OF the 7th Of
April celebration:
The landing Of tho pioneers at the
mouth oil the Musklngum on the fth OF
April, 1888, has its parallel only in the
landing Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth in
1920. At a meeting Of the directors Of tho
Ohio Company, December 8, l7SS, 1850.
luton was adopted, "That tho 9TH day Of
April be forever considered a day OF pub.
lie festival in the territory OF the Ohio
Company, ss their settlements in this
country commenced on that day" The
first anniversary oil the day was duly Cele-
hratsd in 1889, DR.. Solomon Brown deliv.
ering an orstion. The day has beon gen.
orally observed in Marietta, aud for many
years the Pioneer Association Of Cincin,
natl has held its annual meeting On the
7th day Of April. The words OF Hon. Ari.
us Nye in his address in 1886 voiced the
universal sentiment: "Here commenced
on the 7th Of April, l7SS, the State Of Ohio
I hfd abES 40 AIbVSt4 ptSfetAt behthn' Al
1855 tho great audience that gathered tC
celebrate the SEVENTEEN anniversary wa
addressed by 0hio'g most eminent citizer
and son-Hon. Thomas Ewing.
Tho celebration OF the one hundredtt
anniversary OF the settlement was deter
mined on some years ago, and commit
tee appointed by the Washington County
Pioneer Association 10 make the neCeBssr!
arrangements. Hen. George f. HoSr
United States Senator from Massachu
setts, will deliver an Grafton, and Hon. ]
Randolph Tucker will Represent Virginia
the State whose delOgates in Congress
we're go efficient in securing the great OF
dinanCs Of 1857, the ordinance itself haV
} ing been enacted with special reference !
Ithe colony founded at Marietta on the II
|, Of April, l7SS. The OhioArChW illogical an
Historical Society will hold its annuI
meeting at the same time, and addreSae
Will be given by Hon, Thomas Ewing, {
New York City, Judge Joseph Cox an
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CABLE FLAsuEs.

Rowe, the blcyclist, lately arrived in
England, hiss bsen matched aHsiDst Howell
for 81 coo to ride one and ten miieS.
John L. Sullivan has rot only accepted
Jack Kuifton's challenge, but oferg to put
up an additional s., 600 that hs doe5 Knit.
ton in ak rounds.
Mr.. T. d. Sullivan, who was recently
released from an Irish prison, continues
to receive enthusiastic receptions from the
Liberals in England.
A dispatch from Dublin gBya: Mr.. Jas
per Douglas Pyne, who was arrested in
London Saturday, outside the HlusU pt
Commons, was brought to Ireland iO.day
and lodged in Waterford jail, wheGo he
will remain until the COnvening Of this
KllmaCthomaG sessions. BIII wSs refused
for him.
1t has been RsCertaiued that man
named Templer, employed In tho balloon
department at Chatham, BOLD BecTsta Of
the department to Italy and lntnishei
piRnB Of tho English balloons to BiIm-
iDghsm maker, who constructed similar
ones for ths Italian expedition. One has
already been sent TO MassowSh.
Tho British War O.tics Is In rscaipt Of
an order directing that statement be pre-
pared at eSCa military center detailing the
lsciites for summoning tho reserves and
strengthening tho bsttSliOns from the ds.
pots within forty.eight hourg, in the event
OF the mobilization Of the army becoming
necessary. This order is precautionary
step TO enable new mobilization scheme
TO work well if it Shou!d be necessary to
put 1t in force.