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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-18
TIE rNrER.oCEANIC CANAL.

The Nicaragua Canal Company issues
circular which we copy in another CO
nmn calling the attention Of their friend
to the necessity OF urging the House ..
pass the Senate bill that Is now in tn
Commerce Committee OF the House. Ills
| 10 matter of business 10 the stockhol1
ers Of the Canal Company, but II is q
| matter Of interest to the whole country
! and We cannot see why the nc, should bl
delayed in the House.
The discussion on the Senate was fol
enough TO explain the scheme In all IL
bearings, AMI as 1t has been before Con
gress in various forms before, there is NJ
reason now for colnplcaling a simpll
proposition.
The Government IL not involved In an ;
financial liability by the bill, as the com
pany proposes to make the project an
affair OF private enterprise which, a. soon
as well started, will he amply able ~
take care OF itself The only possible
difficulty tha, we foresee is some notion
of foreign diplomatic difficulty.
But any such idea advanced by the
friends of lobby should be met with the
positive statement that the United States
Is not likely to have any foreign difficulty
on any ground whatever Our position
is safe. 1t is not aggressive, and no
European power could afford TO have a
difficulty with the United States. The
Nicaragua canal is the only practical
plan OF an inter oceanic wster way that
has been started. II has been explain
ed fully, and the people now
understand that the advantages are not
only a question Ufgreat mercantile power
in holding the key TO the Western world
but that the political results would be TO
give the United States a coast line for
ships all around our continent, so that
Mexico and the South American States
would be entirely subject to any policy
we might choose to inaugurate.
Politicians did not appreciate the mag
nificent stroke by which jefferson ac-
quired Louisiana. They did not see how
the instinct of the American people
brought on the Mexican war, and ex-
tended our rule TO the Pacific ocean
They do not now see how the spirit OF
our national destiny leads TO this move
ment on the peninsula whereby the
power Of the United States may seize
such a point of vantage that all diff
cultes with Mexico may be avoided and
the commerce of the world laid under
obligation to the proper railing power OF
the Western Hemisphere
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John Wise's objections 10 the Malone
plan of organization will doubtless sug-
gest the question in some quarters as TO
shat won the victories of the Republican
party in Virginia. and the answer will be
that Mahone's personal power over bis
deputies and his administrative ability in
organization did the work. 1t is true
that the white Republicans are little
sick Of bossism, just as the Democrats
are, but what will the Republican
party Of Virginia do when It dis.
cards the Malone plan and tries
the new organization OF any man OF
set Of men who were nothing except by
the grace Of Mahone's good will. The
two parties in Virginia present the re-
msrkable spectacle of being eacl
others best friend. while in fact they are
enemies. Without Malone and Wise the
Democrats would have been beaten The
last time, and without the Malone Dem
ocrats the Republicans could stand M
chance in Virginia politics.
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ANCHOvIS, in salt and In oil.
SAKuINES, French. Russian. and smoked.
IORSTEK. fresh in Cans aad pickled in glass
MACAKO.I. Spaghetti and V,rmicele.
APRIC OTIS, flesh in cans and eyapOratcd.
PEACHES, fresh In cans. evaporated, and
eun-dried.
APPLES, evaporated and sun dried.
PRUNES. alsreat variety OF French and
Turkish.
PhUNELLES, Italian. skiunei. aud dried.
LIMA BEANS, Ca iforGia. dried, and fresh
QUEEN and YELLOW fresh SNAP
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Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and BLACKBYE
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LENTlLs and WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
hnglish and domestic PkESEhv ES. very
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The deadly ear stove still holds its
sway, and humanity has not obtained It's
rights on the railroad highways The
passenger cars which were thrown down
an embankment on the Lackawanna
road, near Vestal, immediately caught
fire from the stoves" 1t is reported .ha,
one passenger was burned To death. The
Pullman porter was drawn out OF the
wreck just In time to save his life. I'm.
mediately after the collision at Summer
Vile on Tuesday lone Of the cars took
fire from stove" and FIVE cars were
burned. An injured passengers clothing
caught fire, but he was saved by brake
man
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Ts. one might suppose, from the lack
of interest shown by the great body Of
Republican voters in the coming nomina-
ton, that there was no candidate yet
named for whom they were prepared 10
vote. This may change; indeed. there
must be great change If the full strength
Of the Republican party is TO be brought
out. The friends of many different can
didates believe that their nomination
would kindle Republican enthusiasm,
and inspire Republican efforts, to a re
markable degree, and unless they did
believe this, In good faith and sincerity,
they would hardly urge the party 10 risk
the loss of so fair an opportunity as Is
now presented. Nevertheless, the fact
remains that The voters do not thus far
manifest intense enthusiasm or zeal for
any of these candidates Their merits
are frankly and kindly canyassed al
the same time, and practical objections
to them are quietly examined; hut of
jealous, earnest and enthusiastic pre-
ference for either of the thirty or forty
candidates who have been suggested
since Mr. Blaine's letter OF withdrawal
appeared. there are scarcely any signs
n. Y. Tribune.
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We have pointed out that Mr. Randall's
tariff bill deserves 10 he called "a bill TO
protect and perpetuate trusts" so far as II
affects the Sugar Trust, the Linseed Oil
Trust. the Lead Trust, the Envelope
Trust, aud the Tile ring. What the Sun,
In its remarks concerning the bill, on the
10Th instant called the answering de
votiOn 10 the interests OF American pro.
ducers and manufacturers which this
Democratic American statesmen brings
10 the performance Of every public duty"
has prevented Mr. Randall from propos
Ing any modification OF the duties which
shut out refined sugar, and thus enable
the Sugar Trust 10 lax consumers at its
pleasure, and has led him 10 urge that the
duty on glucose, with which the working
mans sugar Is adutersted, shall be raised
100 per cent. for the benefit of domestic
makers OF glucose and the sugar retinera
1t has led him to propose a change In the
duty on linseed oil so slight Il at it would
not reduce the prices Of the Linseed Oil
7 Trust II has induced him 10 make only
slight reductions Of the rates of duty on
lead, from 5921 per cent 10 about 90 pei
, cent, and from 8S97 per cent TO about
90 per cent, and even 10 raise the dutie.
on envelopes aud tiles Other example:
may now be cited--N Y Times.
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Senator ingalls,, It appears, sees nothing
In his recent senatorial speech that calls
for an apology. In other words, If he hes
said anything that he is sorry for he Is
rather glad Of 1t.
Very good Perhaps the Kansas Sena.
tor appreciates the sense of decency and
fair play among the politicians Of his
party more accurately than they did who
supposed that brutal libel upon and
insult to the memory o. Greeley, Nc
Clellan, and Hancock really called for a
disclaimer -ErctaRge
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The general tone of the editorial in
Harper's Week!y indicates belief that
the Independent vote will be divided
upon the assumption, however, that
President Cleveland will be renOminated,
and that the Republicans nominate IAN
unohiectiOnable candidate" lndepend-
ents, it saws, "who are even more siren
nous tariff reformers than civil service
reformers, and who are not disturbed by
the fact that the Presidents interest in
tariff reform Is not more strongly ex-
pressed now than his interest in reform
of the civil service was declared al the
opening of his administration, would sup
port him with enthusiasm as the repre-
sentative Of tariff reform" Those on
the other hand who hold reform In the
civil service TO be the paramount issue,
and whose action would be decided solely
by the prospects Of that reform, would
be unwilling to support Nlr. Cleveland
because Of the great injury which they
hold MIN to have done To that cause" by
apparently proving 1t 10 be visionary
and impraciicable.'
Such reformcrs, says the Weekly, and
especially in Indiana aud Maryland
where disappointment with the reform
course OF the Administration has been
very great" would probably waive theiI
; repugnance TO high protection and sur
plus distribution and Southern interior
F, ence," and vote for ANY personally IN
Z Objectionable Republican candidate -
". Y. World
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By commercial cable The Courier dts
Etqts Cnis has received The following:
PARIS, March is, 1888 The excite
ment caused by the punishment inflicted
on General Boulanger is fax from calm
ing down 1t appears, according to re
ports generally accredited among politi-
clans, that the overthrow of the former
Minister OF War was determined upon n
week ago. When the death OF Emperor
William l. rave rise 10 q temporary truce
between France and Germany it was said
In Ministerial circles that this WAS good
opportunity to get rid OF the commandant
OF the Thirteenth Army Corps.
The general opinion Is that the measure
ia more severe than the ofiense calls for.
The government has not merely relieved
General Boulanger of his duties in com
mand of the Thirteenth Army Corps; 1t
haS inflicted the greatest punishment that
it could upon general officer in active
service--the putting him out OF active
service by Withdrawing him from his
command. which carries with II the loss
of one-half his pay and the whole OF his
allowances
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FOR SALE.

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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THOUGHTS or VARIOUS EDITORS on
LIVE TOPICS or yesterday.
Ways and Means Comnittee-General Bon
langer-Ingalls Roasted-The Independ-
ert Vote This Year-Randall's BiIl-So
Republican Candidate.

The Democrats Of the Ways and Means
Committee have been very dilatory In
The preparation OF their revenue bill.
Il ought TO nave been reported 10 the
House six weeks ago. Al the rate they
are now getting ahead it will not get out
ot committee before the lst Of April.
Move on, gentlemen OF the committee.
Your army IL melting away because OF
your feeble DELAYS Mr.. Randall has got
A Bill 81 his own-bad, ignorant, but At
any rate ready and in shape. Senator
Brown of Georgia has found leisure
while yon delayed to commit himself
fully against your bill, and has. like Mr..
Rsndell, turned his back on the party.
II you diliy daily much longer more
Democrats will give notice that You need
not count on them. Action is what Ia
wanted, not squsbbles in committee
" T. Herah.
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Fine Watches. Jeweley. Diamonds. Sterling
siiverware. silver plated-W are, SpectacIes
and Eye-xissses Clocks, &c.
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Bonds and Treasury Notes Of and OF this State an,
Bonds
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special attention TO Repairing.
NLu
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

BERLIN, July 10.-Dr. Gerhardt, acting
under the directions OF the other German
doctors who attended the late Emperor
Frederick, has drawn up a report stating
that early in 1887, the German physicians
pronounced the disease from which he
was suffering to be OF acanccrous nature.
They decided to open the larynx, and
preparations were made to perform the
operation ON May 20, when DIR. Mackenzie
saw Frederick and declared that the dis
ease was not cancer and opposed an opera
ton. DIR. Mackenzie removed Il portion
OF the growth, which Prof Nirchow ex-
amined, but there was no proof that the
piece was taken from the actually affected
part. Dr. Gerhardt examined Frederick S
throat after the piece had been removed,
and accused DIR. Mackenzie OF removing a
piece from the unaffected part oil the
throat instead OF from the diseased part.
DR.. Mackenzie replied that it was posi-
Bile he had done so. The German doctors
protested against DR.. Mackenzie's treat
ment throughout Prof. Won Bergman
corroborates DIR. Gerhardts statements,
and gives the reasons why he lost conf
dence in DIR. Mackenzie.
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TALK ON CHANGE.

TnE attendance on change yesterday
was very small, everybody at the oonyen-
ton.
OS change yesterday the bets were even
AS between O'IIavcr and Mclendon, both
had strong friends who were willing to
back their fayorite.
TmK bureau report yesterday was some.
what disappointing TO the bears. IL
showed an increase in condition OF 2 per
cent, whereas many expected considerable
more.
Coz. FRANK WHrrH returned from Chi.
cago yesterday and was welcomed by the
boys on change. lie says he has q SUR
cinche on August wheat, Il Is dead sure Il
go TO 10 cents.
TnE bears" managed 10 pound the
wheat market again yesterday, notwith'
standing the bureau report was not ~ Ia
vorable ~ was expected. August wheat
closed at sole, being ! cent lower than the
day before.
THE taxpayers committee on bermancn
organization met at the Merchants OK
change yesterday, and adopted cons,iiu
ton aud bylaws 20 be- submitted b. n gen
eral meeting called by Chairman u. 7
Porter, 10 be held nj the Merchants eS
change tomorrow Thursday afternoon a
$50 o'clock.
SEVERAL strangers with valiccs ans
other travelling equipments, surprised Sec
rotary Keeling, ofthe Merchants exchange
by walking into his Office yesterday an,
asking for the "hotel register" Noticing
the look Of establishment on his face, the!
inquired II they were not at Gaston's ho
tel. After being informed Of their mis-
take they left rather reluctantly, secminI
loaih TO give up their anticipated plcasau
| hotel quarters.
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Mnndc,iIIc TnncrnI pestnencd.

DUBLIN, July l0.-The funeral Of MIR.
Vaudeville, formerly chairman OF the
Mi,chellstown board Of guardians, who was
with Mr.. o Brien in Tullamore Jail, whose
death is said to have been caused by the
privations he suffered during his incarcera-
ton, has been postponed, TO await the ar
rival OF number OF the members Of tho
Irish Parliamentary party, who have an
nounced their intention to DC present at
the obscquies. The Nationalists advocate
coroner's inquest on the body OF Mr..
Vaudeville. Magistrate Murphy writes To
the EncmdR's Journal that he visited Mr..
Vaudeville during his confinement at Tul-
lamorc and found him living on a diet OF
bread and water, which the authorities
had ordered because Of Mr.. Vaudeville
refusal 20 herd with the scum in the Jail
or perform degrading Offices.
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aHaaH
The Press ON PnrnelI.

LONDON, July l0.-Most of the best
journals agree in saying that Mr.. Parnelrs
demand for the appointment of a parlia'
mentary committee to examine into the
authority of the letters charging him with
crime, is unfortunately timed, unhappily
conceived and inadmissible. They taunt
him with declaring before tho o. DonnelI
trial that no was ready TO testify, and II is
bcwildering TO hear him express distrusi
of British tribunals.
The Daily NcH SAYS il presumcs the gov
eminent will shrink from tho in
fanny Of refusing Mr.. Parnell's de-
mand for q parliamentary inquiry.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mn. AuIsroN BoYDis in Morrilton, Ark,
attending TO some business.
Cart. MIR X. HARHY Is spending few
DAYS with his family ut Augusta, Ark.
MEN GEo. u. BowLISG and son are So
journing at Webster Grove, Mo-, for the
summer.
Mn. 4. BARLOW, editor Of the Clarksdale
Miss. Hijrpcndcni, u spending few days
with friends in this city.
Mas. SAN TATE, JR., and family are
among the latest departures for Grecnbrier
White sulphur Springs, Va.
MIS-. J. W. CAMPBELL, accompanied by
her sister. Miss Rebecca Nicholson, left
last night for Franklin 10 spend the sum
mer.
MissEs KATE AND B,RBARA Burns have
gone 20 Louisville In answer TO a telegram
announcing tho serious Illness Of their
mother.
Mus. NJ. u. SAVAGE and daughter. Mis-
Manic, departed last night for Scwancc,
Tenn, where they will spend the summer
with friends.
Mas. EMMA +. STRArToN and daughters,
Mra &. NJ. Cole, Misses Mcitie, Lille and
Annie Stniton, will leave Thursday Tor
Fern Vale springs, Tenn, where they will
remain until fall.
An immense cotton stalk was sent 70
TuE ArrgAL office yesterday by ,. W.
| Sheriff. 4 Co Front street. II was taken
from the plantation OF Jane, McCaulcy,
West Point, White county, Ark.
Mn. SoL CoLENAS has left Saratoga
| Springs cor Long lIranch lie II much
improved in health, and II Is hoped the
beneficial effects Of the sen air and bath
ing will make him a well man again.
A case Of smallpox developed at the
Marine hospital last Monday. The victim
wis n negro rouslabout who arrived from
~. Louis tire day previous ON IN Anchor
line steamer. Tho patient las been sent
W tile pcs,-house.
Mn-srs. JoHs ASD AErnuR DoSSEiLN
left last night for New York, where they
will remain few days and thence sail lo
Europe. While abroad they will visit th'
most important points OF The old world
including Ireland, where they will max
the longest stay.
CHARLES s. CLAREE, Nashville; T. a
Garyoy, New Orleans, j. Elcl, Rchmond
Va; a. Symmetrical aud sou, uienada
the Rev. George &. Harris, Mississippi
Mira NJ. Is. savage and Mis- Manic Savage
kcfrvlle. were arrivals at the Pcn6od
, Yesterday.
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The European Nayics.

LONDON, July TO- An English blue
book has Just been issued which gives
the number OF vessels contained in the
navies Of the different maritime powers OF
Europe, rs follows: Battle ships Eng
land, 40; France, 10; Italy, u; Germany,
10; Russia, .. Cruisers - England, 81;
France, 81; Germany, 20, Russia, 2o
Italy, 81. Torpedo vessels and boats.
England, l76; France, liO; Italy, 1888; Rus
STA, 81; Germany, SO.
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DIED.

PHILEMON Tuesday evening. July 10 lse, NJ
ga oclusk IANz D.. aycd 1caf and months,
youngest child ~ James u and lulia " FULLER.
Funeral will take plaoc this WkDNEDAn
evening NJ o'clock from residence NJ parents. No
10 Gryrnlaw street, Chelsea
Ut'NTER-Tuc-.iAy afternoon, July N. ISIS ~
So',iocE. IuitA. ngcl yeaf aud y days daughter
Of ]. u. sui lille Hunter.
Funcni " n take place from residence. No ioi
ZONES avenue. This CwEDNKsDAYl morning n 70
o'clock Friends Of tho iainiiy arc invited 70
attend.
lNashyllle Tenn. papers please copy
CARLSON rcsidcuco Of farunts, No. ~ Hnd
den avenue. Tuesday morning July 10 iyc ats u
o'rioek Tu0Has g. aged I year. months AMI u
days second son Of A. J. aud Mar ,afispn.
Fuuefil will take place from rc.idcncc ihh
! WEDNESDAY, morning MS O'Clock Friends o.
| the family are invited ~ sttrnd.
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om,,,Ias Certain Services.

Frurn the Epoch
Just before the collection country min.
lister said:
dearly beloved brethren, owing to the
excessive hca, Of the day ! think It will be
wiso 10 omit certain portions Of our morn
ing service"
This seemed to please some OF the mem
bcrs, aud they began coycrtly 10 return
dimes and quarters to their pockets. Then
the minister went on:
Tho collection will now be- taken up.
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