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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
LOCAL NEWS.
yesterdays Record of
Happenings in and
About the City.
DIRECTORS MEETING OF THF ELEC-
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY
Home News and Notes.

The annual meeting OF the Virginia
Electric Light and Power Company was
held Yesterday at the offices OF the com
pany on Bank street.
There were present Messrs. Flynn
ftreasurer), Gedney, Walker and Myers,
all of New York
The object OF the meeting was Drima-
rily to elect officers. But little was done
on account OF the unavoidable absence
of President Henry Steers and other
prominent stockholders. A telegram
was received from Mr. Steers explaining
the unavoidable necessity Of bis absence.
Mr.. Pizzini, the secretary, said that the
meeting simply adjourned subject TO the
cal! OF The President, Mr.. Steers, which
would not be at late day
Mr.. FLYNN was asked by the TINES re-
porter If he had anything TO soy In re-
gard to the rumors which have been
shoat for the past several weeks IN re-
gard to the company going into the hands
of a receiver
Mr.. Flynn replied in thoughtful and
studied language that the Power Com
pany would never 60 into the hands Of A
receiver so long as it paid its bills. He
assured the reporter in the same hesita
ting way that $4,000 in cash had been
spent on the plant at the power house.
"W hen the enterprise was started" said
Mr. Flynn, "there was employed Mr..
Cole. He represented that he could do
the work, understood 1t all, and was
given full charge Of it. He put in wires
too small to carry the current, and ae
was retired We now have at the power
house two men, who We keep there on
an experiment. Our aim, YOU can say,
Mr. Reporter, is that we can and will do
the best in our power TO give good lights.
You know that all things OF this chsrac-
ter, being new, have 10 meet with stun
bles. 1t takes time to perfect them and
get the right man in the right place
You know that in starting out an enter
prise We have to wait, take chances,
spend money, and then see who is the
proper man for given place"
What was the matter with Mr. ColeY
"Well he tried to DO too much. A part
OF what he did we have TO undo and ar
range the wires and circuits all over
again. We expect TO have it completed
within a week"
THE lights will burn better then =
IL want 10 say before answering that
question that the public have had at
times perfect right TO complain, but IL
was, as tell you, the fault OF An embryo
establishment which takes time 10 be
perfected. We will in few days have
the circuits so arranged, the wires so en-
larged, and the light 80 good as to pre-
vent customers hereafter from having
even cause for complaint Men are
now arranging the wires.
Il wish you would say to the public that
they should have some little forbearance
with us until The machines are gotten TO
work perfectly and smoothly, and until
the new installation is completed, which
as ! say will no; he more than week or
So Then there will be at all times a
perfect brilliant light"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
OTHER cssEs.
The L. ;. District Court.

The case Of NJ. +. Durham, late post
master at Bestland in Essex county, was
tried in the nited States Court yester-
day morning before Judge Robert W.
Hughes. The charge against him was
that Of fraudulently reporting cancella-
ton Of stamps. Mr.. X. r. Pollard ap-
peared for the accused. Hon. James
Lyons represented the prosecution. The
case was given to the jury and they fail
ing to agree were adjourned over until
tomorrow
The Two cases of the United States
against the Newport News * Mississippi
Valley Railway were tried. This was one
where We'll Il Hellstern Of this city lost
some cattle by the failure OF the Chesa-
peake x Ohio Railway Company to feed
them as required by law. This firm wrote
the authorities at Washington, hence the
suit. Mr. Henry T. Wickham, solicitor
Of the railway company, was the only
witness. He acknowledged the fact that
the Jury brought In verdict OF 500 In
one case in favor OF compliments and In
the other rendered verdict for the de-
feudant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
Revolt among Turkish Government Enl-
ployees.

CossrANrfSoPLs, November 2S.-A
revolt on the part Of 1900 men employed
on government transports, whose time
has expired, has taken place. The mu-
tineers raked the fire from under the
boilers on the transports in order to pre-
vent their sailing until the arrears OF
their wages had been paid. he minis.
ter of war with great difficulty raised
money with which to pay the men, and
the vessels have sailed The Sultan has
ordered an inquiry to be made into the
matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
LkDNAKD-LAUBE.
Marriage at st. Peter CatGedrs'.


Yesterday morning at II o'clock Mr..
John II. Leonard Of New York, brother
of Mr.. Is. NJ. Leonard, superintendent OF
the Chesapeake Il Ohio telegraph service,
and Miss Annie l.. Lau5e, the youngest
daughter of the late Henry Laube and
sister Of Messrs Joseph and Henry
Lsnbe, were united in wedlock at 81.
Peters Roman Catholic Cathedral by
Vicar. General Van dc Vyver and Father
Dinneen. The ceremony was impress
sive
Nuptial mass was celebrated and sung.
The music was beautiful, and the service
at the altar WAS more picturesque than Is
usual on these occasions.
After the mass the guests, with the
bridal party, partook of wedding break
fast at the residence OF Mr.. Joseph
Laube.
Mr and Mrs. Leonard left on the after
noon train for New York, which city VIII
be their future home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

4 special matinee win be given today
Thanksgiving Day) at the Mezsrt 90
which occasion Iloyt's Tin Soldier
wiz be given This play has gained such
a reputation during It's successes OF three
seasons, and is $, well known, that il is
unnecessary 20 add word in its praise
Mr.. Hoyt ia the selection of the cast for
this play is said to have made a most ex-
cellent choice.
Tie fayori,e, Miss Bessie Gray takes
the leading soubrst,e part and Miss Kate
Davis that of Violet. This latter Is cele-
bra,ed for her yeyy wonderful voice hay
ing very great range.
The Tin Soldier with rs unceasing
fund of amusement viii surely hll the
house az each performance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
STEINER MlER.
A brilliant Marriage at the Temple and
a Grand Reception.

A Brilliant Marriage at the Temple ana
Grand Reception.
ATT .. m. last evening the Temple
Beth Ahaba was crowded with the friends
of two parties who contemplated making
themselves man and wife.
At the hour named Mr.. &. J, Steiner
and Miss Josie Myer were united In mat
riage. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi a. Harris according to the beauti-
ful service of the Jewish faith.
The maid of honor who accompanied
the bride was Miss Rosa Lovenstein
The best man was Mr.. George r. liareh
OF Baltimore.
The ushers were Messrs Alex. Meyer,
Isasc Leopold, William Meyer, Daniel
Whitlock, Samuel Bendheim, Lewis
Stein, and Alex X. Schaap.
A reception was Eeld al the residence
Of the brides parents, after which Mt
and Slrs. Steiner left on The $50 am
train for trip South.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
Read Ibis and save Money

Anticipating the election OF Cleveland,
and believing that our people would cele-
brate the election with demonstrations
and parades, we bought heavily of fire.
works.
Consequently we are overstocked, 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.
"PuziNI's"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
CABLE FLASHES.

ZANZIBAR, November 2s-The German
memo war LeipsIg and sophie have pro-
ceeded to Pagam0yo, owing to report
that fighting had broken out there.
MADRID, November 2s.-Count Beno-
mar viii be required toesplain before the
Council Of state his reasons for attempt
ing to discharge the duties Of minister at
Berlin after he had been recalled from
that post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
A New Presbyt teTian Church.

The new Westminster Presbyterian
Church at the extreme western end oi
Cary street has been completed, and VIII
be dedicated next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. The sermon will be by Rev.
Robert p. Kerr, ID. d., and other minis
ters will take part in the services. The
new church is gift from the First Pres.
byterisn congregation to the people OF
the West End DR.. Kerr expects to
preach at Westminster every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, and every Friday
night at 3 O'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
tuctfou Sale, To-Day.

The grand sale of valuable and attrac-
tive property, consisting of 260 lots in
the city of Manchester, on the Spring
Hill. These lots have been laid out
beautifully, and they command an excel
liant view of Richmond from the Haxsiis
Mills up the valley of the James several
miles. Vehicles to carry purchasers will
leave Ninth and Main streets promptly at
II O'clock to- day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
HE BOOMING SOUTH.


BALTIMORE. November % Special re-
ports 20 the Manufacturer RecMd show
that the past week has been very busy
one in the South. Amoug the enter
prises being established are . s500ob
Slate quarrying company at Knoxville,
a 81, 600 600 improvement company at
Ocsls, Fla; a $4,000 agricultural im-
element company at Baltimore; a $780,
900 irrigation company al FL psso, Tex.
Cotton mills are p-Vjeetsd at Gafney
City and Wipnsboro. 8. O., and al Cellar
town. At Macon. Ca, a $4,000 -pindia
mill will be bull, al onca; New Orleanr
gets $4,000 artificial stone company /;
New birmingham. Tex. a foundry, ana
Louisville grain elevator. r
~, - Ir<.x L.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

The beautiful building lots which will
be sold by Messrs. Augustine, Royal *
Co. Thursday, 260 in number, at low fig-
ures. are situated by the water tower, so
builders can get water cheap. This is a
Sraud opportunity for Investment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

Whitehead against Whitehead, argued
by r. II. Prentis, Eeq, and Judge VII
liam j. Robertson for sppellees, and X.
B. Tuns,all, Esq, for appellants and sub
mitted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
HIS BONOR's MATINEE.
Tho Cost Of Cutting Down Tree-Mino'
Cases

The regular matinee Of Police Justice
Crutcbfeld yesterday did not pau oct as
Dewsy as usual, but question was raised
about cutting down tree which judge
and jury will be called on to decide.
William A. Smith Is the county super
visor OF roads in that section of the
county which includes the New Reser-
voir, the park surrounding it, the Shields
tract, recently purchased, and the roads
which by legislative enactment are under
the control Of the city.
Smith concluded that under some law
in the Code be had the right to cut down
any tree which was not more than thirty
feet from the sidewalk He, thereupou,
acting on thai conclusion. cut down a
tree on the Shields tract-the property
Of the city-and was reported. and yes
terday morning Justice Crutchfeld fined
him $50. froG which judgment he ap-
pealed 10 the Hastings Court.
The point involved is this The city,
by legislative enactment, has control
over all her property ia the county
Broad street and Grove avenue to the
boulevard, the boulevard and all roads
adjoining
The Overster claims that the law was
passed prior to the time, when the city
purchased the Shield tract. This is a
fact The Shield property was bought
from Mr. Pace sometime after the last
session Of the Legislature adjourned.
But another point was raised that If the
Supervisor could cut down tree on the
property of the city at one particular
spot, he could 90 anywhere else on the
citys property in the county and cut
down trees, and thus ruin the parks
which are to be made beautiful as fast as
the money is forthcoming
When The appeal case is heard in the
Hastings Court the city will he repre-
sented by IT'S attorney, Nj Charles V.
Meredith. Several distinguished lawyers
say that the city has the winning side In
the case.
II will be remembered that Judge " ad-
dill fought bitterly in the House Of Dele
gates to put the above mentioned roads
in charge Of the city, and under his lead.
ership the Republicans voted IN solid
phalanx against H. But II passed.
One reason given for the cutting down
of the tree was that In the top was bee
hive and Smith cut down the tree to get
the hive.
OTHER CBsHs.
The case Of Henry Tayman (coloTed)
charged with stealing silver watch val
ued at $40, the property of Mrs. Lyons,
was continued until to-day.
David :. Davies (colored) was charged
with beating Susan Davies. This case
was continued until December lst.
John K. Waldmsn was fined s. for
fighting in the streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
EInnrinr f,raLiI.

The Norwegian barkeniine "Chance,
eight crew, tonnage 935, p. q. Petersen,
cleared from this port yesterday
lsdenea with . $50 barrels of flour. and
200 half barrels valued at 1888, shipped
hy the IIaxall.Crenshaw Company and
the Gallego Nills Company. The Hour
Is consigned TO parties in San Jose de
Norte, Brazil
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
DE sth of Daughter of Es senator John

On Tuesday Miss Leety Floyd John
ston, daughter of ex-senator John ".
Johnston, died at her fathers residence In
this city. She had been i'll for several
days, and her death was not unexpected.
The remains were taken TO Wythevilie
for interment, where the funeral Will
take place this morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

II YOU want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down loo low
in My Sweetheart Cigarettes,
For nothing la this market into 'aYor
has 80 grown
As these fine brands of CaTarel.ts of Car
.Oil IL Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29
A asu,,av-sohool Meeting.

Next Sunday afternoon at 81. Marx IS
Church there will be meeting OF the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
school connected with that church to
elect a superintendent of the Sunday
school, vice Mr.. William Ellis Jones, VINO
for years has most acceptsbly fiiied the
position. Mr.. Jones resigns because OF
his removal from the city. Ills home
now Is in the county, several miles from
the CITY, and while he still attends to his
printing business in Richmond, cannot
get to the city In time to be present at
the opening OF the Sunday-school or give
IL the attention during the week which
he feels he ought to. He will remain the
schools best friend az all times. At this
meeting probably there may be elected
other officers OF the school, The gen
eral impression IS that the present Oh
ficers who have worked 80 n0Oly Will be
reelected, should there be an election.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

II you want to live quite happy anc
never know regrets, ,
Don't let your stock run down too low
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For rothing In this market Into favor
has so rrown
As these tine brands Of cigarettes OF Car
roll i Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-29

Have you tried my SwEErHEART Gig
aIe.tes.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19
6 ania 8.

@uoerneren bar beuoaoet ben Sars
macsut | @l6to, iom bleu bsmt til II
Vars Jansielsitrai os $50. 500 / Mulft
for ~uloulist Sala Of beruienbe 9rlffe;
men ben r'BfteIiSe Jarmaceut blep
after arreiteret, iaa mart ban bar foms
men uoenior 5ensielets Wure, ioroi
ban life baube betolt Wulften os Sngss
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maa ~tilbrin9e Reften af fine Gage i
59nsilet, bpis life @%uoernBren for an
ben Gang benaaoer BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19

8ortbus. ct oeo Siben itaaenoe
Ssuleri blsp osiaa sbelust, os andre /
Rarbeben itaaenoe Bpsninser blep mere
eller minbre %ramponerebe. Sem Ser
Toner arbeibeoe / Mslen, ba Grplo.
ionen fanbt Steo. 9erss Rapue er
SOhn Solmes, Gbarles Wiusr, Sulius
@aiper. Sobn Smith o. Sobn gbriitens
ion. vi bis'e Npnseoes Sobn Solmes
no siennem 8inoust | anosn Gtase os
funbtes 200 Sob fra lllp'tesitebet for
f9rbelis forilaaet os forbranbt; be 4
surise bar besrapne unher Ruiuerns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19
utah.

Snbiauerbsuoingen Golorotp. ben
berpmts Seuoins for be ipblise Ute Sns
bianere. bebe forrise 9irsbas ai 2unses
bstenbslie paa Durap Gseniuret | Utah.
Denne rsoe Ssubins bar ben met be-
rsmte Snoianerbsuoins / 8eiten os bar
paret 2eoeren for mango blobise Opers
fab paa be bpibe Settlere. Sans meit
befienbte Bebriiter er Mesfers Blobbabet
os GolOrow 8risen | Garfield Gountp,
Colorado, | 1887. Siben 1887 bar
ban paret unoer militar 8epostnins,
bpilfet ipnes at babe seneret bam iuart.
Sor en- Maansb iioen bleu ban flpttet
fra Ute 8eierpationen | Colorado til
Durap Gsenturet / utab. San par
orer 20 Gar sammel os oil bliue eiter'
fulst al SapOuanorO, Ssubins for I'm
c~umpaSbres' Snbianerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19
VI innefota.

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Wourbeab ben lobe bs. BET foite,
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paa Reo &iper. Wtan frpster for, at
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pouebe fig trobs sjentasne Gbparler for
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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19
Wiseonitn

Gn Weteorifen, Der oeiebe 140 go 4,
bleu forleoen Dag iunben ner CHS
NORTH. Den er ia~nbipnlisois nptis
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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19
SGfpta

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SIlimuis.

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an Ilaaes til $4,000.
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al $4,000 for Neutrality-suspicious.
Irreit.
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inotruf Nut til 1irsbas / .. Diners
fore WeImsae paa Saliteo Street.
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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19

st mt Slags Smsr, uouunoet Of
8otosnsooer, truer meb at fOruoloe bet
naturlise Smsr en- fslelis 8Onfurrenes.
aotosnsbben inofsres. iOm beiieuot. /
tsrret 3iliianb fra Tropelanoene ttl GU
ropa unoer Rauuet aopra. aopraer
bliuer presiet, os berpso pinoes en-
Ole, Der iom Ofteit anuenoes til Se6s
fubrifatiOn. fOrbi uisie bioenoe, ubeba.
selis pirienbe 8tftanobele / 8oiosuSos
ben bar sport ben uFltfet Tom Nposlisss
miobel. 8emifsren Or. Sdlrd bar op-
bnset en- 5remsanssmaabe, ueo bOiifer
bisie urene 3. ~itanbbele fun uoiirass at
Clisu. Nu tan benne ipiies Tom Smsr,
Der bar en- imui buio 5aroe Os life let
imelter | Barmen. Smasen ifal uars
fortriulis.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-19

ban III 8ranpe, ba ban nalten siebliffes
Zig git thumbs.
Swen 3. Swenion i Minnspla
blep forleben Dag erfleret for at bore
~iinosiuos ps ienbt til Sinoipseaiplet /
&O6siter.
Sammenitep. st Sammenitsb ianbt
9orsoas Worsen Steo paa Wilpaufee
Banen rar Sings gOolp melem ct Ser
iontps ps ct 5rasttos. Rr. 8roofs,
Bremi T paa B~erlontoset, bleu or9bt
paa Steoet, og 8onouftsr Weab paa
8erlontoset fit li~psiarlise 8paitelier.
Naifiniten paa 5ragttoset lift csiaa
itpgse Saar.
Sra Cafe Bart Ifripes: gn isrses
Zig ulpffe banote Der iorrise gOrsbos
Iiten. Cars Giusjeroe, en- Sarmer Z
Util fra Safe Tarf. baobe ON 9asen
pRret Der / Spen. 9a ban paa Silent
ueien fra Safe Yarf fjsrte sjennem en-
Sfou, LIB 6eitene lsbI. @usnen for
mob en- Stubbe meb iaaoan 8oloipmbsb,
at Ginsjerbe blep taitet al og blep iau
Ilemt for laaet, at ban forbleu beuioit4
lss, inotil ban bsoe &luffen balp 2
neite Morsen.