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The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13

ANNUAL MEETING.
wEsTBROOK SEMINARY.

WrHE Trustees of Westbrook Seminary are
Il hereby notified that their annual meeting
VIII be held on WEDNESDAY, June 20. 1888, at
O'Clock In the afternoon, at the Seminary Build
ing in Deering, for the transaction of the follow
ing business
Ito fiji any vacancies that may exist in the
board Of Trustees
2-For the choice of officers for the ensuing
year.
3-TO transact any other business that may
properly come before this meeting.
GRANVILLE M. STEVENS,
Secretary Board Trustees.
Deering, June 8, 288S. je7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13
A new CARD TO THE PUBLIC
The best advertisement for article quality the next
consideration Is price,

Cuticura .......... 10, s1.75 per dOz.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. SOL
And an immense stock Of Tooth, Nail and Hair
Toilet Articles too numerous to mention.
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13
poRTlAsD WHOLESALE MARKET.

PORTLAND, June IL. 1888.
rne following are to-day's closing auotari ms of
Grain. Provisions &c.:
The Portland daily press., 1888-06-13

ANY way you take him, he is great, smart,
brilliant. sympathetic and grand.
Mrs. j. b. Baker of Waco, Tex, stated
that two years ago she went to Houston,
Tex, to consult DR.. Flower Her difficulty
was bronchial consumption, and the disease
was fast going into her lungs; that the sever
ity of her cough was such that it was rapid
ly wearing out her life: that she had doctored
with the leading physicians of Waco, but
every effort was failure; that upon enter
ing DR.. Flowers presence he told her her
troubles, and that in his judgment he could
cure her, and in few months he did; that
she soon gained back all she had lost in
weight and strength, and was now healthy
woman. That DR.. Flower had saved her
from great suffering and death, and that lshe
did not believe he had his equal as a physi-
clan in all the world.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs. Leiitia Tyler Semple is ia the city
on a visit 10 Mrs. Anne Munford, lO'
East Cary street
Major Ginter and his niece, Miss
Arenls, are expected to arrive in New
York on Saturday morning by the
steamer Aurania.
A fire broke out at > O'Clock this morn
ing at No. s West Jackson street. The
flames were soon eXtinguished and the
damage was slight.
Mrs. Mildred mckinley, formerly Of
this city, sister Of Mrs i. }. Smither
Of No. GO3 West Clay street, is very Ill at
her home in Portsmouth.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker and Gov
ernor Lee will speak at Goochland
Courthouse next Monday. Some Rich
mond people will go up with them.
Mr.. John Jay Cohen, collector Of the
Augusta, Ca, National Exposition and
Chairman of the special attraction and
privilege committee, is registered at
Ford's Hotel where he will he for the
balance of the week.
Mayor tIlysOn YESTERDAY acknowledged
the receipt of $40 50 for the yellow-fever
sufferers. OF this S4l 80 was the contri-
button from Lee Camp which has al
ready been published in the TIMES. The
other s. is from Mrs. A. J. Harris, Sr.
There will be Democratic rally to-
morrow night at old Pine-street Baptist
Church, when Cleveland, Thurman and
lower taxation will be discussed Hon
George d. Wise, Colonel TazeYell Ellett
and others will speak.
Yesterday the British steamship Cam
Brea, Captain Thomas X. jenkins,
cleared at the Custom-hou:e for Liver
pool. She loaded AZ Wist Point 529J
balel Of cotton of The value Of s2d4.75O
This is this vessels first voyage to Viz
ginia.
The bids for building the foundation
walls and pillars OF the Masonic Hall
were to have been opened yesterday al
II o'clock at Major BurgWyns Office.
Il was decided, however, 20 POSTPONE the
opening OF them until Saturday next 81
- o'clock. All bids Up 10 thai EclF viii
lac rfcpivel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
.Jauau.fhaJx.

This morning the sale OF tickets for
the engagement of Nine. Janauschek
opens at the Mozart, and appearances in
dica,e that the eminent tragedienne will
be greeted by large and cultured au-
diences during her brief engagement,
which commences next Friday night.
She will appear in three OF her most sue
cessfdl roles in the following repeftofy I:
Friday, Meg Merrilies;' Saturday mali
nee, "Mother and Son." and Saturday
night, !, Macbeth" Janauschek's sup
porting company has everywhere re-
ceiged ,he most hsttering enconiums
from the press, and when 1t is stated that
the plays will all be staged in the best
possible msnner, an enjoyable occasion
may be anticipated ia this engagement.
The great .JDnauschek is this season
bidding a permanent adieu TO the stage
she has 80 long graced and honored, and
on which she has won golden opinions
from all civilized nations. Il is the last
time Janauschek will be seen in Rich
mOnl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
rHE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC
PRICE, TWO CENTS
A BRIDAL DINNER PAKTy-
Dresses, Favors, Flowers and Table Sss-~
vice An Ia white.

Mrs. A. c. Dickinson. at The residence
Of ber daughter, Mrs. Randolph l.. Nor
rs. No. POI South Third street, gave
complimentary bridal dinner to her
cousin, Mrs. William !. Walker nee
Josephine Coleman, last evening The
party was composed for the most part Of
young married couples, and the ladies'
were dressed In white-a nun Der OF them
in their bridal costumes. The table ser
vice was in white, as were the favors and
the flowers. The general effect was re-
markably pretty and unique
To meet Mr. and Mrs. Walker were
present Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Wortham.
Mr ..aud Mrs. Allan Donnan. Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Ottway Al
len. CAPTAIN and Mrs. Nash, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Willie Talbot, Miss Fannie Archer.
Miss Walker, Mrs. Mary Thompson nee
Mayre, DR.. Oppenheimer, Mr.. John
Walker, Mr.. William Marshall aud
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. NesIis. Colonel
and Mrs Dickinson completed the list.
The result of bringing together so bril-
liant a company under such cheerful
aud agreeable circumstances can be cas-
lily imagined.
Colonel and Mrs. Dickinson, II Is
learned will return 10 their home In
New York In few days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
THE WAsHfSGTON LIFE INsU sANCE
COMPANY.

A Safe, ReIiabhs and Popular Institution
The Washington Life Insurance Com
pany was introdnced into this State by
General George 4. Pickett about eigh-
teen years ago, and II has ever since
steadily grown in public favor.
lis combination policy, one Of rs prin
cipal features. is very popular among
business men so much so that A large
number OF them have besn issued. 4.
has always been managed in the Interests
Of its policy holders, in accordance with
It's charter, which Is believed to be more
just and liberal towards the policy hold
ers than that Of any olhsr company. II
Is the only company which makes non
fOrfeiiable dividend.
It's dividends are made annually at The
end Of the first aud each succeeding
policy year; its actual investment at
their market yalne, considerably exceed
their gross liabilities. the investments Of
the Washington are bonds and mort
gsges first liens). and United States and
New York State stocks and bonds, in
compliance with the laws Of the State OF
New York, and It's assets consist Of a
class of securities desirabeand profitable
for an individual to have and to hold.
None Of the premiums Of its members,
nor any Of the funds Of the company
have been imneriled or sacrificed by un-
wise purchases Of questionable securities.
The llberah y oi the company In It's
dealings with its members has become
proverbial, as Is seen in the record Of the
large returrs b them f)r the premiums
entrusted to its care-and in its non for
feitahle dividend feature, whereby thous-
ands Of dollars which in other companies
would have been lost, have been paid to
the families holding its policies.
lis policies and applications have plain
conditions making the contract simple
matter, easily understood, and not liable
TO misconsiruclion. There are no hooks
upon which to hang legal quibbles that
might make Il matter Of doubt whether
the insurer had provided for his heirs a
legacy or law suit And that no suit
has ever been instituted against this
company TO the present day is a record
OF which they are greatly proud
Mr.. Thomas l.. Alfriend is the agent OF
the company for Virginia, West Virginia
and North Carolina, and special attention
Is called to his advertisement in the
TINES this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Fatal Collision at Sea.

NEW York, October 10.-The National
Line steamer The Queen coliided with
the fishing schooner Msdelaine near the
coast Of New foundland during a dense
Jog on last Friday morning, cutting the
schooner in two, and only four OF the
crew of the schooner were saved, TWEEN
ty.one being lost The schooner sank
almost Immediately Her captain, two
mates and the cook were picked up by
the Queen and brought to this city.
Tie Madelaine was French schooner
and hailed from Granville Her crew
consisted of Captain d. Roulet, First
Mate G.. Jacques, Second Mate c. Meni-
get. twenty sailors and II. Solomon the
cook
The Queen arrived at quarantine at
1880 o'clock this morning, and went al
once TO her dock at the foot OF West
Houston street. A heavy fog prevailed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
The Richmond Bar Association.

The Richmond Bar Association met
Yesterday morning in their rooms. Judge
George l.. Christian, the president, pre-
sided. with Mr. James l.. Anderson, Sec
retarY.
30 reports from standing committees
were received.
Mr. james Lyons stated that some Of
the law journals, periodicals and msga-
Zines received by tois Association we're
missing. ln his opinion, ii wa' becstse
these monthly copies had never been
bound. He moved, therefore, that the
Executive Committee be requested to
have those periodicals bound rs soon as
a volume was completed lie wanted all
the various law periodicals bound so as
to have complete library Of them, but
would leave il with the committe to dis
criminsie, should they see pr0rer. The
resolution was adopted.
At the conclusion the chairman, Judge
Joseph l.. Christian read lengthy
resume of the State legislation which has
gone into effect during the last twelve
months, excluding the Code OF 1897,
which went into effect May /, 1888 It
was listened to with interest by the large
number of members present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Janauschek.

Tomorrow night Janauschek, The
great tragic actress whJ has visited
Richmond for the last twenty years In
classic tragedy, will appear in the first OF
three performance at Mozart Academy
OF Music
Nearly tweaty years ago this tai
ented actress played Euripides' trsgedy
Medea, the only Greek tragedy performed
in this city. The entire range OF
German and English tragedies have been
in her repertoFy during her many visits to
this city. This is her final farewell, as
a''er this tour she will retire from the
stage.
The performance tonight will be
q" Meg Merrilies," dramatizalion of Sir
Walter SCOTS novel, Guy Mannering
Saturdays matinee, Mother and Son
and Saturday night, Lady Macbeth"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

CFNIH SERVICE.
Partisan Report Of its Investigation by a
Senate Committee.

Partisan Report Of its investigation by a
Senate Committee.
WAsHlNGTON, October f0-The spe-
cisl committee appointed under resolu-
ion of the Senate several months ago
TO investigate The operations Of the Civil
Service has completed its work, and the
repoft Of Senator Hale and Of The com
miiiee is row ready. The committee
summarises the Civil Service situation as
follows: "1he investigations made 10y
the committee and the facts therein
brought forth establish these things be
yOnd controversy:
4 That partisan changes have been
made IN the Federal offices in a Wholesale
way, under no pretense bat that The
rood Cf the Civil Service demanded
such changes. In most marked instances
these changes have been followed by
scandals in the public service. 2. That
Federal officials throughout the country,
contrary 10 the directions Of the PreSi-
dent. as found in bis letter of July IA,
1856. have freely and openly participated
In political conventions and primary
elections and movements, and using their
official Influence 3. That the system OF
levying tolls and assessments upon Fed
eral Office holders for personal political
purposes has continued without interrup-
lion since the administration came into
place
In conclusion the committee quotes the
civil service promises of the President
and says "Thc investigation made by
the committee shows a condition of affairs
fs Numerically opposed 10 what the
President has promised as it would be
possible 10 imagine"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
a Flying Battle Between Omcers of the
Company and strikers.


CHrcAGo, October i0.-Many shots
were fired into a crowd Of strikers NJ the
Western avenue barns at Madison street
this afternoon. Shortly before o'clock
the doors Of the Western avenue barn
opened and car driven by man came
out and drove down on to the down
track to Madison street. Immediately
following the car came sIessrs Gubbns
and Carson, officers Of the company who
drove cars yesterday aftesaooB. They
each drove buggy. Their appear lnce
stoned TO excite the crowd To a frenzy.
They drove out on the street but were I'M
mediatcly met by shower ot rocks,
clubs and pieces OF wood. 4 rock struck
one Of the buggies and both men drew
their reyolyers and fred into the crowd.
The horses became scared and started to
run. The strikers sci mp a veil and
started in pursuit over Madison street.
The two huegies then ran south on
Western avenue, ard beyond Madison
street the men turned around in their
seats and iept firing into The crowd.
Altogether about twelve shots were fired.
1t is not known whether any one in the
crowd was struck by the balls.
ChfCAGo. October l0-lt was found
that no one was injured. Shortly after
the return from the chase man named
Kennedy said that Gibbins and Carson
were justified in shooting. They were
chased by an officer in buggy. They
were caught at the corner Of Taylor and
Oakley streets and locked up in the
Thirieenlh street Station.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Married Three Times in one Fay,

PrTrsnURG, October 10-Miss Virginia
Knox of this city and Guisephe Carusa
Count Di Muntercole of Italy were united
in marriage by Mayor McCailin at his
private Office at noon to-day. Al lao
o'clock this afternoon the Rev. Mr.. Max
we'll performed the marriage ceremony in
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
and at $50 o'clock the marriage eere-
mony vas performed In the Grani-streei
Cathedral according to the Roman Cath
Ole rites. The Count is member OF the
Catholic Church and his bride is an Epis-
copalian.
At the conclusion of the three marriage
ceremonies the Count and Countess took
their departure for Italy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK. October l0.-A special to
the Sun from Philadelphia says Mr. Pow
derly has been studying Law and will ASK
for admission to the bar.
ABEBDEEN, y. r., October l0.-Four-
teen Sioux Indian chiefs, including Sit.
ting Bull, Gall and John Grass passed
through this city last night in charge OF
agent at Standing Rock. for Chicago
where they will be joined by fifty Others
from Slarchs' agency The patty viii
then proceed to Washington.
New YORK, October l0.-llecordel
Smyth TO-DAY in the Court OF General
Sessions sentenced Adolph Keiehe The
wife murderer to be hanged on Friday
November 80.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Annual Meeting W. u. Directors.

New YORK, October 10.-The annual
meeting Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company Was held to-day. Samuel
Sloan, acting as chairman. The old
Board Of Directors with the exception
Of Henry NJ. Flsgler, who takes the place
Of a. X. Naunest was reelected. The
annual report for the year ending June
80. 1888, shows gross earnings $l9,7ll,-
1874, expenses Sl4,640, SOP, net earnings
s. 070,57l, payments on dividend inter
test aud sinking fund account oyeI
a 4574, POS, leaving surplus Of 1916,
1868.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
CHASTITY WEDDING FESTIVITIES.
FIENDIsH ANARCHISTS.
\ Plot To hssassinate Emperor VILLA

\ Plot to hssassinate Emperor William
The Noueste Ndctrictter confirms the
story published a few days ago that Wur-
lemberg and Swiss Anarchists c0ntem-
plated an attempt to assassinaie the Ger
man Emperor while making his journey
from Munich 10 Vienna. The greatest
precautiOn was taken after the discovery
of the plot, and His Maiesty's proposed
route was almost entirely changed in
conGQuupnCp
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

The following is the result of the
League games played yesterday;
At Boston:
Bostons. ......0 I 003 o. Z
Indianapolis. ..3 90 404 lie
Base-hits: Boston Z; Indianapolis, 3.
Errors: Boston, IL Indianapolis, g. Bat
teries Clarkson and Kelly; Boyle and
Myers. Umpire Knight
At New York
Pntsburcs 10000 5000 0 90
Base-hits: New Yorks, 3; Pittsburgs, 1.
Errors New Yorks, 4 Pittsburgs, 2
Batteries. Tilcomb and Murphy; Nor
ris and Carroll Umpire, Kelly.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphias III 500 900 o.
Detroits ........2 00000 0 o.
Base-hits Philadelphias. 10; Detrois,
Q. Errors Philadelphiss, 0; Detroits, D.
Batteries Burlington and Clements;
Gruber and SutcliM. Umpire: Daniels.
At Philadelphia: O
Ral,imores 100 90 0 Q o. |
Base hits Athletics, o Balllmores, O.
Errors: Athletics. !; Baltmores, -. Bat
teries Viewing aud Townsend Cunning
ham and O'Brien. Umpire Furguson.
At Cincinnati:
Kansas Citys....2 o 3 0 0 % o / q
Base.hi,s Cincinnaiis, 8; Kansas City,
10 Error.. CiDcinnalis, 3; Kansas City,
4 Batterics. Mullane and Baldwin; (;
Hoffman and Hoover. Umpire: Nc
Quade
At St louis
ST. Louis .....0 ? | 0 ! 0 Q o
Louisville. .....0 0 O2 3 | l i o.
Base-hils St. Louis, 8; Louisville, o.
Eros ST. Louis, 7; Louisville, 4. bat,,
teries Freeman and Dolan Ramsey ana
Kern. Umpire Doescher.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
A Virginia Tobacco Claim Vetoed

WAsmINGroS, October 10 Tie Pfesl-
dent sent to the 5 nate 10 day 3 message
yetoing a bill for the relief OF Joseph ii
Maddox for losses by seizure Of tobacco
in Virginia during the war by United
States troops He refers 70 the fact thar
the claim was decided upon adversely
by the courts, and that it had been pre-
sent,d to Congress regularly since the
Forty-second Congress, passing nov
when favorable conditions" exist.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
NIcAuline Knocks Dacey.

DOVER, n. j., October 1O.-The light
weight championship battle between Jhce
McAuiille and Billy Dacey, for purse Of
81 900 and The Poliee Ga1stie diamond
belt. took place early this morning in a
harm within one hundred miles OF New
York Eleven fierce and desperate
rounds were fought, lasting ~ minutes
40 seconds. McAuliffe knocking bis op'
ponent out i'm the last round.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

NEW loR1, October lO-The grand
jury today found an indictment Tor
forgery In lhe first degree against Barnes
T.. Bedell the manager of the law hrm
OF Shipman. Barlow. Larocque y Corate'
who swiudlcd the latter out OF SZOl,VoO.
Beden will be arraigned for pleading In
the Court Of General Sessions tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
Xirginla Expo,ition MarcIl.

Mes;rs Walter d. Moses & Co. have
published beautiful piece OF music en-
Titled the Virginia Exposition March. II
is dedicated to DR.. Henry G. Jones, the
efficient director general Of the Exposi'
lion. Il Is given away with The compli-
ments of That enierprising firm from
their booth Ia the Exposition building.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
AN IMPORTANT TELEGRAM
That VIII Hurry Judge Thurman From
Washington.

Washington.
WASHINGTON. D G., October 10 Judge
Thurman received q telegram to-day that
will hurry him away from Washing.
ton 20 his home in Columbus to attend to
some private business there. He VIII
leave Washington tonight. and after
stopping a day at home will go to lndi
ana To meet bis engagements TO make a
half dozen speeches when in that State.
His sudden and unexpected departure
from Washington will prevent the recep-
ton which his Democratic friends here
Intended 10 tender him at the Ebbett
House tomorrow night
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
probahle EarIr AaIournment Of Congress

WASHINGTON, October 10.-Senator
Harris of Tennessee, the leading mem
Der of the Senate Finance Committee
in the absence of Senator Beck said this
afternoon that Congress would prob
ably adjourn on Thursday OF next week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

II you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets
Don't let your stock rua down too low
In "My Sweeth, ar" Cigarettes,
For nothing in This market into favor
has SO grown
AS these fine brands ~ cigarettes Of Car
roll 4 Greensboro
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
rrnnh.st,e.tnn,rn Hon.e.

The performances at this Opera House
are increasing ia popular faybr and large
numbers a'iend 40 each matinee and night
performance. The character OF toe per.
iormance 4. good aud the best Of order
prevails
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

II you are secure at once that OLD
family medicine, and take at once by
directions, and you viii be cured, as Dr'
Dayid's Liver Pills have never yet failed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
A Cyclone Coming.

The weather indications this morning
predict cyclone moving northeasteily
from the South Atlantic Coast. Look
out for squalls about this evening
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11

NEW YogK, October l0.-A cablegram
from Rome TO the Ne,ss announces that
the first visit of Emperor William to the
Vatican will be made on Friday at lo:So
pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
YELLOW FEVER.
The Latest News Prom the Stricken DIS
tricts.


tricts.
RETURN OF NURSES TO THEIR HOMES.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-Surgeon
General Hamilton to-day sent The follow
ing to Surgeon Hutton in relation to the
refusal of The authorities at New Or
leans TO allow yellOw-feyer nurses at
Camp Perry to return TO their homes in
New Orleans: ALLOW nurses to depart
and go as far as thty will be allowed.
While the regulations forbidding their
entry to New Orleans, in my judgment,
is entirely unwarranted by any State law,
of course, the Government cannot over
ride local regulations, but no community
can force the Government TO retain per
sons in quasi confinement beyond the
period that the general judgment Of ssni-
iarians has agreed on for a safe and
proper return
CHASTITY WEDDING FESTIVITIES.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-A special to
the Post from Jacksonville, Fla, says
r. r. Stockton, the Times Union business
manager, Is improving To-day is rainy
and quite chillv-very unfayorable
weather for those critically ILL., MIS-.
James Smith, wife OF the Bay-street
photographer, died at midnight. Her
husband was at Camp Perry taking
views yesterday, and will not return un'
I'll this noon, when his wife will have
been buried II is rumored that two
weddings will take place to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-11
POLiCk COURT.
A ToIerabIy Busy Day for His HoAor

A TolerabIy busy Day Tor His HONOR
In this court yesterday several suspi-
cious characters were sent to jail in de.
fault of security Justice Crutchfield
stated that every one of the strange va
grants that came before him should go to
Jail He did not intend to allow them TO
be prowling around during the Exposi-
tiOn