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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

The Board Of Governors Of the Mozart
Association held their regular monthly
meeting last night. 4 resolution was
passed limiting a members privilege, al.
lowing the admission OF three visitors
20 two.
Mr. John F. Mayer was assigned 10
serve on the Finance Committee 10 hll
the vacancy created by the death Of Mr
George + Stacy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
BRIEF TfLtGKAMS.

New YORK. December AT the
Chpper office this afternoon the friends
Of John J.. sullivan deposited $1,000 as
stakes on the proposed fight between
sullivan and Kilrsin. The fgh, The
stipulation says must take place alter
ak months have elapsed, aud be tor
$4,000 stakes
washington, November The Post
master.General has appointed John ID.
Childers postmaster At Wildwsy, Appo'
matox county, Va and Henry VI. Ban
OF postmaster At Talersyille. Va.
DENVER, Col, December The iol-
lowing Is the result Of the official count
Of the vote at the late election Harris
on. 90 76G Cleyeland, 37j42 Prohi'
bilion, 2 100 Labor, ,265.
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l1nercency nospltal.

AT recent meeting OF The Board oil
Aldermen by resolution introduced by
Mr. Crenshaw, a special Joint committee
from the Committee on Finance and ke'
lief OF the Poor was appointed to look
into aud report the expediency and cost
OF establishing Al Emergency Hospital
within the city OF Richmond. and TO
recommend some suitable site for the
same. In response TO call by the chair
man. this committee met in the Chancery
Court room yesterday evening al u
O'Clock. where they spent an hour talk
ing over the scheme without accomplish
ing ANYTHING more than appointing a
subcommittee Of two to make The neces'
sary inquiries ana report to the head
committee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

CHETESSE. WYo., December W j.
Vannice, a prominent and highly respec..
ted resident of this city was murdered
Yesterday During the absence OF the
family tramp entered Mr Nannice's =
house and stole several articles OF value
and started by the road towards Fort
Laramie. Mr Nannice followed. caplur.
ipg the man about five miles out and
started to return with him IN a buggy.
Last evening the team WAS found on the
prairie with the dead body OF Mr.. Nannice
in the buggy 1t is supposed that the
tramp killed him. The family ATE after
the murderer
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BEDFORD COUNTY.
Court Sews and General Gossip.

Special Correspondence
LIBERTY. Va, December 4-Our
County Court has just adjourned. A
number of indictments for perjury and
illegal voting were found, all, however,
pertaining believe to one voter, alleged
10 have been under age.
Karncs, who was shot in ten-pin
alley on court night, and who was
thought at the time TO be mortally
wounded Is believed to be improving
Canada, who shot him, IS in the Lynch.
burg Jail, our jail being considered IN.
safe
Rev. Mr. pierson, Presbyterian
evangelist, IS holding series OF meet
ings here which are well attended, and a
great deal Of interest is manifested.
Bishop Randolph, Assistant Bishop OF
Virginia, visited this place on the Both
ultlmo, and preached TO large congre-
CATION
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Professor Schele DeVere delivered Lls
lecture on Joan Of Arc In the Hall OF the
\ onng Mems Christian Association M issl
night before cultured and sppreclstive
audience 1t Is saperAuous 10 say ihal
1be lecture was interesting, as Professor
DeyeIe's reputation ss student, scholar
aud hteraie9y IL all that Is necessary 10
insure an inst.nciiye end learned discuf-
slon Of the subject be had selected;
The lecture was given for the benen'
Of The University Chapel, and 1t Is TO pe
regretted that the a'tsnoanee "1' NV
Lager,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
TIE HAYrIIN TROUBLES.

American Interests 10 be- Protected.
WAsnINGToS December ..-Orders
were sent from the Navy Department to-
day TO Commodore Gherardi At the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard to get the United
states war vessels Richmond, Galena
and Yantic ready foT sea rs soon as pos
sible. While nothing positive can be
Learned al the Department AS TO the move
ments or destination Of these vessels, II
Il understood that next week they are
likely TO be dispatched to Port-au-Prince,
Hayti, to look after American Interests
there, and perhaps insist upon restora'
tion OF the American steamer Haytlen
Republic, recently seized by the Hayden
Government. Orders were also sent
10 The commsndani of the Norfolk Navy
Yard to get the United States stesmeT
Ossippee ready for sea as soon as posi-
bic. SO she may also be sent TO Port-au
Prince next week, unless something hap
pens In the meantime to render It un
necessary.
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Church Missionary Society

The annual meeting Of the Protestant
Episcopal Missionary Society VIII De
held in ST. Paups Church next Wednes
1ar. December l2ih. at O'Clock pm.
The exercises will include a specisll
church service. after which there Will
be a short business meeting.
The singing led by d selected choir
undcr the leadership Of Professor Rein
hardt
Professor Carl f. Grsmmer, u. D., oi
the Theological Seminary near AleHan'
dda. sin make The address His subject
viii be-. The Modern Missionary Move,
msnt" The oGcrtory will be devoted
10 the WORK Of the society
Il Is expected that the above mass.
meeting @ill take the place OF the usual
"Wednesday night services 10 all 'ne
Protestant Episcopal churches. The pub
lic are also cOrdlelly invited.
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RertnrinQ Old Knilroad Rates.

New YORK, December THE Eastern
agents OF all the Southwestern roads have
received orders 10 restore rates 10 the cd
schedules. The restoration will take ef-
feet tomorrow. The rates prevailing
now are as much as 40 per cent. fn some
classes below the new tarid, but they are
made quietly and not publlshed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

QUEBEC December s.-A perceptible
shock of earthquake YVES ieli this morn
ing at Renouski. Father Point Ste Flayle
and Trois Pestoes These disturbances
were felt for nearly half a minute. Al
the first named place the shock was so
severe as to make the bishops Place move.
No damage is reported
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
TERRIBLE TALE or THE SEA.
Rescue OF Part OF tho Crew OF Nor
wegian Bark.

Nts&aH barn.
NEW YORK, December THE Norwe.
giAn bark, Artemes, Captain Moe, from
Liverpool, having on board the rescued
crew ofthe American schooner, Ethel NJ.
Davis, Of Portland, Ne, arrived here to-
day. The Davis left LOguna, In Mexico,
on November ist, with cargo Of ma.
bogany consigned to this city On No
yember 20lh, when of Hatteras the vessel
encountered strong northwest gale,
which increased in violence hourly and
continued until the cath. During that
time the Davis was tossed about
by immense Cross seas. At midnight;
that day fearful sea arose and
immense waves threatened the yes-
se's destruction. At daylight on the
2+th It was found that the vessel was
leaking and all hands were ordered 10
the pumps The pumps were defective
and but little headway was made, and
ten hours after the discovery Of the leak
the vessels hull was entirely water
logged and tho upper decks all awash
sea after sea rolled across the deck, and
the schooner was soon AZ the mercy of
the wind and waves. On the morning oi
the goth all unusually heavy ses
struck the hull. capsizine
il. A succeeding wave washed
away the steward and two seam en-
and they were never seen again. The re
mainder Of the crew then set to work L
cut away the standing spars, which the,
succeeded In doing after several hours
and the hull rigbIed. The captain, hi
mate and two sailors, the survivor;
crawled aft and lsshed themselves 10 th
top Of the house. In this position the
remained for four day, suffering gres
hardships from the cold and constar
beating Of the sea over their wet form
Not drop Of water or food passed the
lips during the time The men were mo
dead than alive when, on November cot
the Artemes came along and rescued .
hands.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
Ak your druggisl for AnlI.spssmodic


Anticipating the election OF Cleveland,
aud believing that our people would cele-
brate the election with demonstrations
and parsdes, We bought heavily Of fire.
works
Consequently we are overs,ocked, and
to rid ourselves of them we will from
now till Xmas sell the same retail at
wholesale prices
We have The largest and best selected
stock 10 the South
Garden and lawn displays q specially.
"ptzzfSIs"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

The Richmond Thomas Cunningham
referred 20 was SO years Of age. He had
been IN the United States Army and, at
ter serving i've years and not re-enlist-
ing, was houorably discharged lie has
been absent from ihe city for some time,
and bis kinf0lk here became alarmed.
He Is a good mo1ldar and could ma kc
money in the prosecution of bis trade.
he has a sister who lives al 2il6 East
Main street Her name Is Mrl. Howe
There is another sister. Mrs Leahnan.
Both sisters are painfully anxious TO
learn iidings OF their brother
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Governor Lee has received sn applica.
ton from Mr George w kemper Of
Louisa comfy asking authority 10 form
a military company at that place.
Mr.. i. W Collier was yesterday ap-
pointed coroner for Greenyille county by
the Governor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Mis-. Lizzie Evans appeared before a
good house last night In her popular
play. The Buckeye" She is pretty
ii,tie actress, and lhe audience was well
pleased with her rendition Of the Asy-
ium Waif, alternating, as she does, comic
and pathetic scenes Her support IS also
very good.
THE Buckeye" will be repeated at the
matinee TO be given this afternoon. To-
night Miss Evans will close her engsge-
ment In "Our Angel" comedy when
she gave here last season with great sue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Ask your druggist for Browns Bron-
chisl Balsam UneXcelled as remedy
for coughs. colds. bronchitis and all afiec-
tions OF the throat and lungs. Trade
supplied by q. w. Latimer, druggist, soO
Wes: Marshall street, Richmond, Va
Telephone 67
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
Death Of n Newspaper Man.

AVON, MASS, December John Pres
colt Varnum Of Jacksonville, Fla, Is dead
here of blood poisoning, contracted 10 his
Southern home. He was well known
paper man, was founder Of the Florida
Tines Union, and had contributed Inter
esting papers 10 the leading magazines
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Elegant homemade mince meat, Eng
llsh plum puddings, queen olives oy
measure 4-year old Kentucky whisky
$3.50 per gallon, 7-year old rye whisky,
Al WILLIAM l. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, White x Co,
BOO East Broad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08


and whereas, j, Is eminently NJ and
proper that the Camp so dear to his
heart. should, by some suitable action,
express their grief and loss; therefore,
be 10
Resolved. I That in our late cOmrade,
az soldier we haze 8 living example OF
the representatives of the men who iol-
lowed Lee. Jackson and Stuart; men
who faced death before the cannon, and
who were foremost Ia the charge, and
who have written the glory OF their
cause on historic page IN characters so
bright the very name Is = synonym Tor
heroic and gallant courage He entered
he army at the early age OF siKteen-a
mere bov-and fought with distinguished
gallantry, returning from The contest
at the close, with honoraDle
scars Impoverished but taught tue
rough lessons Of war, self-reliance, sci.
denial. with fortitude he hitched his old
cavalry horse to the plow and went TO
work thence 10 the counter Of coun-
trv store from these sources diligence
and integrity enabled him to acquire
sufficient means 10 prosecute his studies
atthe University Of Kentucky. Here be
graduated with honors and qualified
himself for The profession Of law, which
be practiced with such success 10 his ma
tive county that his fellow citizens de.
manded bis services 10 represent them In
the General Assembly Of Virginia.
Here his eloquence and character
made him leader among his
compeers during the several sessions he
served amongst them until he moved 10
The CITY. where be practlsed his pToiss-
sion. and took a prominent part In the
local and national affairs OF his country
But jn nodepariment Of this varied career
was his usefulness and character more
beneficial nor did he attach TO himsel J
warmer friends than 10 this association
Resolved. . That while We most deeply
srieve for our late comrade, yet we DO"
I'm humble submission to the decree OF an
Infinite God, and will ever cherish Ills
memory
Resolved. g. That these resolutions De
spread upon the minute book OF The camp
and copy forwarded to the family oi 'he
deceased
Nominations for officers were made
last night. and the election VIII lake
place about two weeks hence.
The regular camp nre will be held Oh
tIo Ofut ~ Iauuarv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Past-Grand- Master Francis II Hill and
Grand.Lecturer j. g. Little visited TEN
pie Lodge, No 9, last night when the
Third and second degrees were conferred
on two candidates. The attendance was
good Worshipful Master W. Kirk
Mathews presided in the east
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
CIafhlng Tor All.

Nj Bendheim X Bro, 9l6 East Main
street, the furnishing clothiers, have been
crowded with buyers for the last three
days. and will be open to-day at o'clock
uH l2 o'clock tonight. See advertise
mi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
wagner's rasteiess Cod Liver OIL Mmui-
sion with uypopLospbites.

Is agreeable and pleasant TO the taste,
without that fshy oior or rancid nau-
seous flavor Ii contains the best three
fish brand) Loioten Norwegian Cod
Liver Oh, Ia perfect and unchanged con-
diton, and on trial will be found tar sd-
perior in all respects TO any preparation
OF the kind. It's always fresh and sweet
and is readily taken by the tenderest In
fant or most delicate invalid. Prepared
and sold wholesale or retail by l.. Wag-
ner, Druggist, Sixth and Broad streets:
Richmond, Va. Pint bottles, 100; half
nints. bO cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

WAsHlSGroS. d. c., December '.-
The feature Of the House proceedings to-
day was the discussion Of the Nicaragua
Canal bill
Messrs spinola, Holman and Marsh
opposed the bill, and Messrs Reed,
Rsynor ana McAdoo spoke in support OF
g.
An amendment offered by Mr Hol-
man. providing that nothing in the law
shall be construed 10 commit the nited
States TO any liability on account OF the
company, was adopted also another, re-
serving 10 Congress tie right 10 alter,
amend or repeal the law to regulate the
tolls on the canal
Mr Wheeler OF Alabama and Nc,
Creary Of Kentucky briefly advocated
the passage of the bill, but without dis
posing Of It the House at 45O took re-
cess until 7.30 pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Only Thirteen Hundred and o"a ro''"
Applicants In Psnnsvivs"is'

p,rrsBuRc. PA. December 7-ine
Times tomorrow morning will print re.
norris from correspondents tn ;wen'y-iou'
Western counties in Pennsylvanis, CIV,
ing the number OF Republicans who VIII VIII
become candidates for postofiices unoes
President Harrison Thirteen huno!eI
and eighty-six candidates are repor.e1
bv two hundred correspondents, being
an average of seven for each postomse'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
IIyhtnlnx CITY Express.

A letter. note or parcel, from thimble
or a love-letter to a Saratoga trunk, a
lady's dress or live poodle, taken 10
any part Of the city by Bowman's Parcel
Express, No. 4 North Eighth street "
Deilie Sutherland, proprietor. Phone ~,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

And are recommended by everybody for
sick headache, biliousness and torpid
liver. We mean DR.. David's Vegetable
Liver Pills. Price, % cents for twenty
I've nils
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
It ~ Well Known

That DR.. Dsvid's Cough Syrup Is harm
less reliable and pleasant, and that a bot
tie of this valuable cough cure ought 10
be In every household.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Eyaporated peaches and apricols
cooking and table snerries in great yari
ETY., cooking brandies, apple jack, etc.
WILLIAM l.. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White X Co,
306 East Broad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS YEsTER
DAY.

WAsurSGroS, D. C., December -
Senator Plumb, speaking Of the amend
ment 10 the tariff bin introduced by him
In the Senate yesterday, SAID to repre-
sentative Of the United Press today
There Is no great difference Of opinion
among the people on our side OF the
chamber on the subject Of the metal
schedule or any other feature Of the tariff
bill. We are striving TO attain the same
end. The only question between us Is a
question Of means. The amendment which
I offered yesterday affected the higher
rate In the schadule OF duties ! think
the Finance Committee is prepared 10
amend that schedule ! do not say
The committee will agree 10 my amend
ment. DO not think IL IL prepared 10
90 as far as that bat we will arrive at
some agreement II is impossible 10 form
conclusion as 10 the time wien we VIII
finish the discussion of the bill The
members Of the committee are confident
we will finish II this week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

IN FORM ATION

w ANTED INFO r NJ ATION n
w with regard to the policy OF the
Republican party by one who desires an
Oihce. Moderate compensation for desired
facts. Address. o. >, General Mail Delivery,
City POstOiiice. ftectf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

The iadies Of old 81 Johns cbuicn
aL0 are A0idiDg bazaar at COIcOIan
Han. corner Twenty-hiih ana bfoao
sIreeis have very wisely deleImine,u 10 10
reoest tonight Tho Advertising Parry
a,g vsrcbeo,s' Drill" which has been
such popular feature of taeir enter. enlei.
ssInme,i -Four dozen and more young
isd1es and girls are decked oai 10 repre-.
aerf each of them, busieess rrm 10
III. clfy and Captain Gray Bossieu1
,.,s ,bem through The Intricate move
~ n,etty drill II IS novel ana
,'ssn,,fai spectacls Well worth seeing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

and select Christmas present OF the
largest sgd haudsomesi stock Ia the city
OwENs 2 MINOR DRuo Co
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

and select from the largest stock OF
handsome holiday presents in the city,
OWENS x MINOR DRLG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

W ANTED.-A STYLISH YOUNG
w gentleman who has had a run OF bad
luck desires temporarily a position as mes
senger, waiter or watchman. or any otner
place where good looks are worth more than
hard WORK. Address WHEELMAN, TINES
Offire 2deo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

Write to Purcell, Lsde & Go. for Ant. Ant.
.ossmDoic for Cho,esa, Dy%nIey
DisrrboA. and general family psfpoSeS7T
90 cents per bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

The Exposition Medal for Pianos n
Organs
Was given US and is now on exhibition
IN our window. We are the only music
men who secured the Blue Ribbon
MANLY B RAMOS x Co,
Main street, next to corner Ninth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-08

IL IL "a Treat
70 see the handsome display Of holiday
bridal and birthday presents~ al
OWENS g. MINOR DRua co.
opposite postoince'
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CAPTAIN {. A. BOHANNON.

Resolutions Of Re.pect to HIS Memory b.
Lee Camp.
Al the regular weekly meeting of X. b.
Lee Camp held last night, the following
preamble aud resolutions to the memory
@, the late Captain c. a B0hannon were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, II has pleased God, tn the
mysterious dispensaiion of His Divine
Providence. 10 remove from our midst
cur laie cOmrade,
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ONE TO FIND

NTANTED-A PURCHASER FOR
w valuable patent relating 10 q
new industry. Address c. w. H., TINES
Office. deo
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-30
The Value of Vaccination.

Zurich, according to The Lancet, is be-
ginning TO suffer from the effects Of
neglect of vaccination. Until 1888 q
compulsory vaccination law was in force,
but in that year it was repealed; the sue
cess OF the Observation-Disclosures depending,
it is said, upon the fact that not a single
case Of smallpox occurred in 1882. But
in 1888, In every 1000 deaths, two were
caused by smallpox; in 1884 there were
three in every 1000; in 1885, seventeen,
and In the first quarter Of 1885 there
ri eighty-five deaths.
While Europe is exhibiting folly by
showing in some localities opposition 10
vaccination, Japan is deriving benefits
from the recognition Of its value. Maya
sah possesses a governor, named Kusaka,
who Is bent upon Kidding the town Of the
diseases which formerly infested il. BY
means Of a system Of compulsory vaccin-
alton, vigorously enforced by the gov
emor, smallpox, long q familiar scourge
in the old town, has been practically
stamped out. Germany, too, Is showing
the effects Of revaccination, and hitherto
the freedom Of German towns from small.
pox has contrasted in q marked degree
with q larger prevalence Of this disease
in other European towns where revaccin-
alton is not enforced. Probably the out
come Of the experience of the present
generation will be the enforcement of
re~vaccination in the majority Of civilized
countries .-Science.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-30

CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER, seeing
the ''hand writing on the WALL" 10
said now TO favor the admission Of
south Dakota by the present congress.
He Is induced to favor this scheme
because Of bis belief that there will be
no demand for the admission of the
other territories. and that for a year OF
two at least there will be but one new
state whereas there might be four,
Springer mistakes the temper Of The
people Of North Dakota, Montana and
Washington territories II he thinks
they will be content with feathers
when turkey Is in sight. The coyness
Of the Illinois congressman with the
Dakota question ia only equalled by
the esrnestnoss Of the people affected.
Bismarck Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-30
Millionaire Floods Gold.

fiooo's estate is valued by good Judges
at 5000, 900. At the height. Of the
bonanza excitement, when shares on the
leading mines brought 5000 and paid $50
a month dividend, Floods wealth was
rated at $40, 600, 900, but then came the
great ~shrirsIage in Comstock values,
which cut down the fortune Of all the
mining millionaires fully one-half, and
Floods losses by the Nevada bank wheat
deal were fully $4,000, 900. The prop
erty will probably be equally divided be-
tween the wife, SON and daughter. The
latter was always Floods favorite, and
at n time she possessed In her own
right $1,000, 900 in real estate and gov
eminent bonds. She gave much Of this
TO help her father out Of his embarass-
ment q year ago, but still owns about
%, 900, 900. Young Flood is shrewd,
but has no stability, and the old man
never trusted him in any large deals
Gan Francisco Alta