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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-09
LOCAL NOTES.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Jasper l.. Rowe
was married to Miss Carrie Staude, the
popular coutrato singer of this city, and
left at once on a tour North.
This morning at II o'clock the Henrico
Board of Physicians will meet at the
County Courthouse to examine disabled
soldiers who may apply for Communication
under the laws OF the State.
Recently the barn of Mr.. 7. L. Walker,
who lives near Roxbury. Charles City
county, was totally destroyed by fire se
tween the hours of and O'clock. Mr.
Walker lost all OF bis provender, etc
Total loss, 5000 no insurance.
Thomas Elan, the proprietor Of bar.
room on the corner of Marshall and
rwenty.seventh streets, was arrested
Yesterday evening on warrant for sell.
ing liquor TO minors. He was bailed for
his appearance In the Police Court this
morning by Justice Bailey.
Yesterday morning J. F. Dugan. who
lives near Chimborazo, found that be
had been robbed OF lot OF carpenters
tools, etc, left In all unfinished building
in that locality, and asked that the
police execute search. warrant on Wash
Hill. They did so, but fonnd nothing
Who stole the property or where the
tools are is as yet unknown.
Aurora Lodge, No. 10, Of Odd Fellows
will hold their regular meeting tonight
at which time the Grand Master of the
|. o. o. F Arthur a. Splitter, and Grand
Representatives James B. Blanks of
Petersburg, and w. Z. Pearce of this
city, will by invitation pay the lodge an
official visit. There will be an exempt
fication of the work OF the order, after
which there will be grand banquet.
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The Little Cleaners.

The public should not forget the grand
national drill and tableaux TO be given al
Corcorsn Hall tonight by the Little
Cleaners Society Of Old St. Johns
church, for the purpose of raising funds
TO pay of the debt on the Chapel Of the
Good Shepherd. The programme will
be very attractive. and this, added TO the
fact that some of the prettiest ladies in
Richmond will take part. and that the
entertainment is given for most lauda-
ble purpose. ought 10 ensure y crowded
house
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\ MILIIOSAIRE MURDERED.
Fatally Shot by Mysterious Robber

CHICAGO, ILL. February S-The most
sensational murder that has occurred in
Chicago for many years took place about
, o'clock this morning, at which time
Mr.. a. J. Smell, one Of the best-known
aud weathiest residents of the west
side, was shot and instantly killed by q
burglar in the hall of his residence, on
the northeast corner of Washing
ton Boulevard and Ada street The
only occupants OF the house last
night were Mr. Smell, his two
little granddaughter, two servant girls
and coschmsH, AIrs. Smell being in Mil
waukee on visit. That the murder was
the work of a midnight robber, there Is
no doubt The condition Of the premises
after the shot that killed Mt Smell had
been fired and the servants ran to where
the dead man lay, showed that entrance
TO the house had been effected by cutting
a panel out of the kitchen door, through
which it was an easy matter to reach the
lock and open tie door.
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Louis James and Marie Wainwright
appeared before large and critical audi
ence at the Theatre last night In Gretchen,
a beautiful dramatization OF Gounod' >
we'll known opera Of Faust From the
beginning to the end Of the drama those
present were more than pleased, and
fully realized the expectations aroused by
the excellent reputation that these artists
have deservedly made.
In the mOst beautiful passages OF the
play, that il, in the act known 10 the
opera.goer as the Garden Scene, Miss
Wainwright appreciated the chaste tend
erness of the character, and preserved
the maidenly simplicity of Gretchen In a
manner that was charming in every re-
spect, and at the fall of the curtain there
was an enthusiastic recall.
The Faust and Margueri OF opera are
so fascinating that one fears 10 be disap'
pointed in seeing the ideal Characters
that hold their places In the imagination
by the enchantmcnt Of GOunad's music,
walk tamey on the stage in drama. But
the effect IS quite different, and we seem TO
see them in more familiar forms and be-
come charmed TO know them better.
The lines of the play are all good, pre-
serving In every passage the high char
acter OF the theme, and giving the deli
cate touch Of classic art in the ribald
mockery OF I.ephisto as well ss IN the
romance, passion, and tragedy.
Gretchen will be again presented at the
matinee this afternoon, and tonight tue
engagement will close with Virginius.
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The Southern Paper and Pulp Company

a bill was favorably reported from the
Committee on Propositions and Greivan
ces in the House of Delegates yesterday
incorporating the Southern Paper and
Pulp Company.
The incorporators are Everett Waddey
Reuben Shirreifs, {. W. Tanner, A L
Elicit, Jr., S =. Slringfellow and E. b
Addison.
The company is granted all the rights
necessary for the purpose of making
paper and pulp from wood or any other
substance. The capital stock is not &c
exceed $500, ,0O0.diyided into shares Of one
hundred dollars each The company IS
empowered 10 hold two thousand acres
of land in any county in the State, pro
vided the amount does not in the whole
State exceed twenty thousand acres. The
principal office Is 10 be in Richmond.
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Narrow Escape.

Yesterday morning at about quarter
to : o'clock young Walter Hill, son OF
Mr. T. p Hill, aged Is years, came near
shooting himself at his fathers residence
No. 800 North Third street, corner OF
Baker.
Young Walter owned shot gun and
il stood In the corner Of the room. lie
took il in his hand for the purpose of
showing it to friend, when it exploded
A few of the shot passed through the
brim of his hat, and The entire load land
ed in the ceiling. 1t was narrow es-
cape.
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THE BRITISH TREATY.
Senator Riddleberger's Real Ground of
Opposition To 1t

WASHINGTON, DC, February 5-There
is diversity of opinion as to the success
of the efforts TO which Senator Riddle.
berger has been devoting himself for
several days past. The prevailing i'm
preston Is that Mr. Riddleberger has ac-
complisLed his object Of defeating the
British exrradition treaty.
When the treaty vas first submitted
Senator Riddleberger began the war
against II and he has carried it on at
every opportunity for more than year.
The present.phase of Mr. Riddlebergers 8
warfare is. to attract public attention TO
the fact that the Foreign Relations Com
mittee has reported an amendment TO the
first article. This article prescribes the
malicious injury TO property. by which
the lives Of persons are endangered as
one OF the oifenses for which extradition
shall be granted
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An Unweicome Kinsman %

Last night near 8 o'clock, Mike Now
Ian, tramp, called at the residence OF
Mr. Thomas Nowlan, the jeweller, corner
of Grace and Eighth street and obtained
admittance. He presented a bold front,
and claiming kindred on account OF
name asked for assistance He 80 bother
ed the family that the police were sen,
for aud Sergeant Seal end Officer Farley
responded. They found him in the par.
lor and escorted him to the Second
police station, where be was lodged as a
suspicious character When searched
there was found on his person bottle OF
whisky but nothing else When asked
why he went to Mr. Nowlan's house be
replied that he examined the directory
and finding that name in II thought he
would 90 there. He said he came from
the North, eia New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, and walked most of the
way.
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Hastings Court.

Abram Bigger, John Hinderson, and
Jordan Patterson lall coloredj were con.
victed OF breaking and entering the Goa
Office Of ). Ii. Hawes and committing
larceny therein, and sent to Jail for twelve
months and fined one cent each
Joseph Adams was convicted OF pick.
ing the pocket of Myron Baker of gold
watch and was sent TO the Penitentiary
for three years.
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Eord's Opera House

Though raining hard the attendance
at the matinee performance OF Cinder'
ella at Ford's Opera House yesterday was
very large, and last night the building
was crowded. The Hollywood Family
and the company please everybody and
will have full houses the remainder OF
the week
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To incorporate the Edgewood Cemetery

To incorporate the Edgewood Cemetery
Company Of Augusta county.
To authorize Theodore Houghwont TO
erect a wharf on Chuckaiuck Creek
To incorporate the West End Water
Company.
For the relief of J. b Dutch OF Halifax
county from a fine imposed by Halifax
County Court
To provide for a new registration in
the city of Manchester, and the counties
OF Chesterfield and Powhatan.
TO provide for the more efficient col
lection of road fines in the county of
Fluyanna.
THE DOCTORS BILL.
This bill TO regulate The practice Of
medicine and surgery again came up as
the special order, and Mr. Elan of
Louisa resumed his remarks In opposi.
liOn to the bill.
He did not believe that CertitcatiOn
could make good doctor. The man of
sense made his way regardless of
diplomas, and the weak man never got
anywhere, though with satchel of
diplomas.
Mr.. Waddil of Henrico differed with
his colleague. He was in favor OF the bill.
and did not believe in students debating
to doctors. He favored the bill.
Mr. Figgatt Of Botetourt strongly urged
the passage Of the bill.
Mr. Martin wanted the law TO remain
as it is. He was opposed to the proposed
law
Mr. Hay called the pending question.
Ordered-Ayes, 3S; noes, "a.
A motion to reconsider was lost.
The bill passed-Ayes, So noes, 90.
Mr.. Figgatt entered motion to re.
consider
The chair at 2l5 was vacated till 4 p m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Speaker Cardwell resumed the chair
Al p m, promptly.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the Samaritan Beneh-
cial Society
Declaring certain ground, under water
known as Hog Island flats, open and
eligible for the planting and sowing Of
oysters
TO amend an act legalizing certain
subscriptions of the town of Goodson
Virginia, 10 the South Atlantic and Ohio
Railroad Company upon certain condi-
tions
To incorporate the Bristol and Dan
vile Railroad Company.
For the relief Of J. r. Moss, adminstra
tor of w 4. Moss, late treasurer of the
county OF Buckingham
To incorporate the LoudoGn County
and Frederick Bridge Company for the
purpose Of constructing bridge at
Point Of Rocks in Frederick county,
Maryland, across the Potomac river 10
Loudoun county, Virginia.
To incorporate the Big Stone Gap
Steel and Iron Company.
To amend the charter of the town OF
Rocky Mount, Franklin county.
To amend the charter OF the Jackson
Orphan Asylum Of .,;rfolk.
TO in orporale the Middleiown and
Capon Springs Turnpike Company.
Extending the time of + W. Payne,
late treasurer of King George county, foI
the collection of certain taxes and
leyies.
An act TO fix the the term for holding
The Circuit Court of Bedford county.
TO incorporate the Black Mountain
Coal and Iron Company.
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DIED..

BRAITHwAITE.-Died, 10 Harr..onburg
Va, on Sunday evening. February 5, 1883; at
$50 o'clock, after lingering illness, Miss
Sallie Braithwaite, sister OF John b. Braith-
waite OF this city
FOGG.-Died. on February 5, less, 10 Walk
erton, Va, at the residence Of us grandfather,
Mr.. J. Il. MITCHELL Harry, only son OF klrs
Fogg and the late Ora h. fosg OF Essex
county, Va; aged i've years one month and
fourteen days
HALL.-Died, at his rssldsnes " this city
February q, 1855, John u. Hall
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nIhlnk of IL"

over 80, 900 boxes of the CHEROKEE
COUGH DROPS have been sold In Richmond
and Manchester during the past year. These
Cough Drops have never failed 10 give RELIEF
10 coughs, Group, hoarseness, and licking In
The throat Only cents per box. For SAFE Al
drug stores and confecuoneries. The trade
supplied by all Wholesale druggists oliver Is.
Dyer. manufacturer. No. Ola East Marshal
81
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BISMARCK'S SPEECH.
Regarded as Final Declaration OF Peac

Regarded as Final Declaration OF Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, February s.-The
Jottrna! de 81 PsterSJ0urg says "As
Prince Bismarck has emphasized the ex-
elusive defensive character Of the Austro.
German alliance, and, in terms which do
honor TO him hiss expressed absolute
confidence In the word of the Gar,
whose pacific views have been distinctly
declared, we may conclude that peace is
fully assured We perfer this peaceful
ciarantee TO that of armaments, but we
will not insist on this point, Prince Bis
marck having affirmed the right OF each
countryto assure is own security with its
own forces We also abstain from strik-
ing a balance between Russia's ard Ger
many's mutual services often prompted
by common interests which constitute
the best basis for good relations between
States. We will congratulate ourselves
If this remains the future basis for re-
lations between Germany and Russia
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Chancery Court.

This court was not in session yester.
day. As the term Is nearing It's close
Judge Holiday will not take contested
cases after February 18th, nor consent
cases after February Goth.
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HOUSE BILLS PASSED


voters at.5tockyards precinct in the coun
ty of Roanoke.
To amend the code in relation to the
sale of horses and oxen.
To require the County Judge of Greens
vile 10 submit the question OF continuing
or repeating the fence law to the quail
fed voters of Belfeld magisterial dis
trict In said county upon certains condi
tions
To incorporate Scott Telephone and
Telegraph Company in the county OF
Fauquier
To allow Judge F. Fudge, treasurer OF
Allegany county, further time TO destrain
levy, and collect certain tax tickets and
license taxes for which he has accounted
to the State.
Declaring the James river the main
track of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad, aud the boundary lines OF the
farms within limits in the county OF Am
herst lawful fence.
Extending the time 10 Thomas Waller
late treasurer of Stafford county, for the
collection of certain taxes and levies.
To amend the charter of the Minera
Springs Railroad Company.
To authorize the Board of Supervisor:
of Essex county to rescind an order OF
said Board in relation to working the
public roads of said county.
To refund to Il. c. Tyrea certain taxes
enormously paid by him.
Authorizing a special election 10 be
held in Warren county to ascertain the
sense of the voters upon the subject oi
the erection of certain bridges across
the Shenandoah river, and 10 issue the
bonds of the county TO raise money
therefor.
To incorporate the New River Plateau
Railway Company.
To empower the Judge of the County
Court of Augusta county to appoint one
or more policemen for the various magis-
terial districts of said county.
To incorporate the Danyille Tobacco
Association.
To allow the voters OF Berkeley magis
terlal district, Spotsylyania, 10 vote upon
= fence law upon certain conditions.
TO authorize X ii Atkinson To erect
Il pier or wharf on his grounds on
Chuckatuck Greek.
TO authorize a special district schooi
tax in Auburn school district of the county
of Montgomery.
To incorporate the Foreign Mission
Board Of the Southern Baptist Conven'
ton
To incorporate the Lynchburg Cotton
Mills and Improvement Company.
Joint resolution respecting the quarters
OF the Southern Historical Society.
Declaring boundary lines legal fences in
that portion of Manassas district III
Prince William county, lying north OF
Warrenton turnpike.
To allow A. X. Green, treasurer OF
Halifax county, and his deputies further
time 10 collect tax tickets not returned
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Darraugh's administrator against
Blackford, trustee. Argued by Msjor. T.
]. Kirkpatrick for appellant and Edward
S. Brown for appellee and submitted.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR DELISQUEST TAXES.
CITY HALL,
RicHMOND, February !, 1885.
4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
City OF Richmond on account Of Real or Per
sonsl Taxes for l337 o. Assessments for Paw
ing, &C, are hereby n0tla q that all OF said
bills have been placed in my hands for collsc-
tlon according q law.
shall endeayor to $50. On all as soon as pos
sible. As have such large number OF hills
TO co lect It will b. impossible 10 call on any
one more than once. The cconl time call
Will be tor the purposec Ok evying. SC.
Ny Office Will be open from . clock AN. 10
O'Clock pm. ca at once.
Respectfully ". II. CARDOLO,
Collector Dsliuquent Taxes.
All daily papers please copy fe3 I'm
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ILL HOI-sE

In the House a number of district and
unimportant measures were considered
and at 2:4j It adjourned 4 Democratic
caucus AT once convened
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norsg Bills PASSED..

To incorporate the Virginia Publish
me Company.
TO regulate the construction OF rail.
loAds through mountain passes and de
files
To incorporate the Farmers BENEVOLENT
Fire Association Of Franklin county.
To provide for new registration In
ihe city Of Staunton.
For The relief of +. l.. Costin, late
treasurer Of Northampton county.
For The working OF roads and repair
lug and rebuilding bridges in the county
OF Caroline
To authorize Theodore Houghwont, to
eject picr head on his oyster grounds
ON james RIVER.
lor the relief OF the taxpayers OF
Neuoll county
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The House met at noon, Speaker
CuIwell in ihe chair No prayer.
q. roNsvrTrrTroN

lLl House met Al noOhf cptAhSi
CarIwell in The chair No prayer.
Il CONSTITUTIONAL.
The Committee for Courts of Justice,
Mr jaime. llGv. chairman, TO whom was
referred the resolution In regard to the
hire ot convicts in response TO the in
quiry whether the State has the Con
viiuu0nal right 10 contract with the
different works of internal improvement
tl receive bonds and not money for
the hire of cOnvicts, report that II Is OF
opinion that the State has the righ! to
receive bonds for the hire of her cOnyicts
aud that 10 is not in conflict with section
10 of Article Y of the Constitution
for the State so to do
the committee being of opinion
that the clause forbidding the State " TO
become q party 10. or interested In, any
work OF internal improvement refers
solely 10 the States owning any stocks
oi bonds OF any works of internal i'm
proycment as a subscriber or being a
party 90 any such work but the clause
referred 20 does not in any way impair
the right OF The state 10 accept the obi
.aiions of any railroad OF other work OF
Internal Improvement in payment OF
debt. contracted hy them and due 10 the
.ta.c JAMES HAY,
Chairman
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