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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-17
Police Notes.
ADra16M 1s8,

In the Police Court yesterday number
Of persons were fined 81 and costs for be-
ing drunk, and number of triiing cases
tried and dismissed
4 number Of negro street walkers were
sent to Jail
c W. Mills was fined $50 and costs foi
carrying on his person concealed weapons
TO wit a pair of brass knuckles.
George GOOde a negeO boy, who stole
two pounds Of beef steak Saturday from
Charles Gidt, was whipped IN court by
his guardian.
Armistesd Ball, a negro, was charged
with exhibiting and playing certain
game called policy or jug " In an
clubhouse in rear of No 1900 East Main
street. The paraphernalia was found on
the premises by Sergeants Whitlock and
Matthews One negro found there saic
he went 10 see the drawing, and mum
Der of negro women, who stated they
either carried washing or lunch to Ball
but really tO see the drawing. Ball was
sent on TO the grand jury.
William Duke, II negro, charged Will
beating his wife, Mamie Duke, was re
quired to give bond in the sum OF $500
for twelve months TO keep the peace.
Rocco GrillO was fined S5 and costs To-
beeting Pecpe Pasquale.
Harriet Jenkins, negro woman, wa
fined S5 and costs for creating disturb
ance on the premises Of X. a. Patterson
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TO the Voter. ut the Primary.

desire to call your attention to the
method, being used against me by my
opponents. OF course DO not refer L.
the candidates who are running for the
office which now fiji, as | cannot con
ceiye that any one pretending TO be an
honorable man OF worthy Of your sup
port. would lend himself to such means
to defeat an opponent These methods
of electioneerng only show the weakness
of the cause OF those who resort 10 them
To-day. before il could possibly have
been known oflcially,it was circulated in
remote parts of the city that | had with.
drawn from the canvass and had failed
10 pay my assessment to the City Central
Democratic Committee Those who
either instraicd or circulated such re
ports know them to be lgdmow lies Il
those who are opposing me are willing &c
lend themselves TO such means as these
they must be content 10 take the odiun
which must follow.
BENJAMIN II BERRY.
Apra 18Th. 1888.
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CONKLING's CONDITION.
stIi Living. and sighting Improving

New YORK April l6.-Noihing but the
most mesgre and unsatisfactory informa
ton can he Obtained from the sick room or
Roscoe Conkling this morning. What
little authentic. information there Is,
however, is by no means Of reassuring
nature. DR.. Hartley. who was with the
patient all night, left the house at y
o'clock this morning. He SAYS Mrs.
Conking is almost exhausted by her con.
slant vigil at the bedside Of her husband.
lie would give no information as to the
Senator'S condition.
Dr. Barker, on his arrival at the house,
went al once T. the sick room, where he
spent some time. Subsequently he stated
that, go far as there was any change in
the patients condition, it was for the
better.
Up to o'clock this afternoon there
had teen no change In Mr. Conkling's
condition.
At l30 It was stated the patient was in
a half doze One of the physicians stated
that there was no danger OF the patient .
death for the next - hours at least.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
To whom Is Entitled the Crcdit for Last
Fairs Victory.
Editor Of he Times

Edit0r Of he Times:
The very naitcrng letter in the Sunday
Dispatch signed Democrats" giving all
the praise TO Mr. ]. Taylor Ellyson for
the success of the campaign In this cify
laa; fall, has caused great dissatisfaction
among the City Central Committee, who
raised the money and did the real work.
We learn that the chairman of that com
mittce, Mr. Charles f. Wingo, who with
his committee received such great praise
al the time from both the newspapers and
public, are very much incensed at the mis-
statement and reflection cast upon them,
and Mr. Wingo's feelings have been So
outraged that il Is an open secret
upon the streets that he has written a
letter denying Democrats statements.
But for fear of damaging Mr.. Ellyson' ;
candidacy, he has, through helniluence Of
Mr.. Ell,son and his friends, withheld n
letter which he intended publishing,
thereby delaying the truth of the matter
until after The primary election. The
public wish 20 know the facts before the
election. and now call upon Mr.. Wingo
10 publish his letter as to the trnth of the
matter. and TO whom credit IS due for the
glorious victory of last fall.
SOME MoBE DEMOCRATS"
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A Social Event.

Mrs. General II. j. C. Walker, who is so
agreeablv known to many Richmond
people a. the bright particular star of a
roter,s of charming and accomplished
woman. has been at Old Point for some
time. Yesterday she visited this city as
the eaaparons of party of young ladies,
invited by number of Richmond gentle
men-constaut visitors OF Old Point-to
attend german given at Belvidere Hall
last night. The party, which Is stopping
al the Exchange Hotel, are as follows;
Mrs II J. G. Walker, Wllliamspott,
Pa. Mrs Wightmsn, Philadelphia the
Misses Wightman, and Misses Adler,
Aims, Foster, Potts. Lodor, Bailey, Pres
ton. Maggie Freelsnd, Lieutenant Treat,
Lieutenant Allaire, Messrs. Jordan,
Hunter, and Adler.
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silk Ribbonsi

Those of our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons 10y MALL, In
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades, adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming tor
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
etc can get an astonishing big bargain
owing TO the recent failure OF large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, 10y
sending only rs cents (siamps), to the
address we give below.
As a SPECIAL oter, this house VIII give
dotJh the amount OF any other firm In
America if YOU will send the name and
p. q. address of ten Retrly married ladies'
when ordering and mention the name ol
this paper. No pieces less than one yard
in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LoNpoN RIBBON AGEScY, JERSEY CITY
y. j.
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Real Estate Transfers

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday in the Chan
cerv Court
Richard l.. Brown, T William Pember-
ton and d. O Davis to Brown, Davis &
Atkins, sl4 feet on Cary street, corner OF
Virginia. and two lots on Virginia street
adjoining the above property, Sls,5OO-
Fannie L. Hutzler TO +. j. Do ghty,
10 feet on Cary street, WITH improve
ments, between Washington and Lady
street, 81 600
J. 5. Wise, special commissioner, to
James T. Lumpkin, 81 feet on Clay
street. between Adams street and Brook
avenue, S4,G50
William NJ. Archer to Bridget Irwin
the brick dwelling 4l0 West Franklin
street between Monroe and Henry
$1,000
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LIVELY TIMES ~ NEW ORLEANS.
Bitter Eight Between old aud Young
Democrats.

Bitter Eight Between Old aud Young
pemocrGts.
INV YORK, April lG The Times New
Orleans special dispatch says The young
Democracy, supporting ticket headed
by Joseph \. Shakespeare for Mayor, and
General G. T. Beauregard for Commis-
sioner of Public Wores, are making q
vigorous struggle against the regular De
mocracy Major Guilloite has sworn in
upward of / 200 special officers for elec.
tlou day, by whom Winchester rifles are
tO be carried ON the morning of election
and they are 10 be- distributed in body
at points near the polling places ready for
duty q, "a moments notice.
lue action OF the young Democracy
vii. bc the excuse for tine Sheriff swear
iug in few thousand deputies, and
nothing Is more likely than a collision OF
fhe respective forces on election day
Yesterday conference committee, Iep
re,enting the two rival rings. was in ses
sion until midnight, but were unable tC
reach an agreement rs 10 the manage
ment at the polls.
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SHORT TELEGRAMS.

New YORK. April lG.-Dr Agnew'
condition is much better this morning
than il has been for some days
BERLIN, Arril lG The German holders
Of Russian stOcl have received semi
official warning 10 SELL
LoSDoN, April lG The T.mes Vienna
correspondent says the rumors that the
Emperor Of Brazil will abdicate are
denied The Emperor will soon return
10 Brazil
BERLIN, April l6 -General strikes OF
various worging mems trades are being
arranged for In this city, and AT A!tena
and Carl-ruhc. Strikes are also feared
elsewhere in Germany
LONDON. April 10 The steamship
/ Blela. from Antwerp for London, and
/ the Nena, from Buboa for Rotterdam.
/ collided during a dense fog on Deal to-
day. The Yena sank with ali ON board,
sixteen In number The Birla WAS badly
damaged forward.
PHILADELPHIA. April lG-Ciaus and
/ AdOiph Spreckels lett this morning tor
/ San Francisco, leaving the plans for the
new reh1ery in charge az their chief en-
gineer, Mr. Hcpworth. They VIII return
ia about three weeks
LONDON, April G-Mr Mathew
Arnold, the noted poet, scholar, critic
and iheologian, whose present article on
the "Ciyilization the United STATES
attracted 40 marked attention, died sud
denly to day in Liverpool from heart
disease.
LONDON, April 10 In replying TO an
address presented 10 him by several mem
bers of the Midlothian Executive Coun-
Gil of the Liberal Uniouisl Association,
Mr.. Gladstone complains that his state
ments are the subject of constant misreD-
resenta,ion He says that his speeches
have explicitly given his views.
LoNDoX, April l8-The Government Is
informed that an attempt was recently
made by natve'soldier 10 assasslnate
the Governor Of Candahar. The assassin
shot and killed the camel upon which the
Governor was riding, but was unsuccess-
ful 10 hitting its rider.
ST. LOUIS, April lG.-Mrs. Samuel
Watts, cOmely widow, murdered a
neighbor named Storm near here yester
dav. The two had QUAR-, He'd often over
line fence Storm went 10 the widow =
house Yesterday and renewed the quarrel,
and while Storms back WAS turned the
widow seized a gun and shot him dead
The murderess was arrested.
LONDON, April 1G.-Advices from China
state that Ii Hung CGang the Chinese
premier. on behalf of his government
has peremptoriiy demanded that the King
OF Corea explain why the Coresn minister
TO the United States presented letters OF
credence to President Cleveland. without
the Intervention OF the Chinese minister
which act, Iii Hung Chang claims, was a
breach of the explicit conditions upon
which China permitted Corea 10 send en-
voys abroad.
CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from
Oshkosh, Wis, says. Reports have
reached here that the big boom near
Fremont, containing 100000 feet OF
logs, has been carried away by the flood
The logs are scattered over an area OF
two miles square rom the main channe
. of the Wolf. The loss will be at least
$40 600. II will cost nifty cents pei
! 900 to get the logs back again beside.
those that will float into the lake.
LYYcnBuRG, Va, April lG -Elizabett
Arnold, colored woman, diei here las
+ night, aged lls. She was probably th,
Oldest person In the State
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BJULANGER'S SUCCESS
Regarded a. Protest Against the Gov
crnmcnt's Policy.

PAsTs. April l6-The opportunist jour
mails admit that the oPportunis, party sut-
fered severe defeat in yesterdays cleo
tions in the department of the Nord
The RepH5lque FraHcGiso says There
Is madness in the air. We must not de-
spair, however but mast stubbornly fight
the battle"
The Journal des Dc5ats SAYS The et.
forts 10 concentrate the republicans have
failed The moderators will no longer
vote with the radicals
The Peht JorH0l says 1T is for the
Government to attach the proper mean
ing to the demonstration In tavor of uni
versal suffrage just made"
None OF the papers regard General
Boulangcr's success in any other light
than as a protest against the home policy
OF the Government.
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HenrIcO Notes.

One marriage license was issued yes
terday TO colored couple by the Clerk
Of Henrlco county. be groom Il resi-.
dent of Providence Rhode Island, and
the bride is native of IlenliCO.
A deed Of conveyance from Lewis Gin
ter to II. W Siggins was yesterday re
corded in the Clerks office Of Henricc
county. The property sold is the lol
corner of Taylor and Carter streets
fronting ninety feet on the former street
The price paid was 800
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South Carolina Soldier. Want Pensions

New YORK, April ia special from
Charleston, ;. c.. says the last Legisla-
iure voted pension of s. per month to
all disabled Confederate veterans and
their widows. Fifty thousand was ap.
propriated and the State Treasurer au.
lhorzed 10 borrow as much more "a was
needed The Pension Board is appalled,
nj The number Of applications pouring In,
and find that $200,00J will be required TO
pay the pensions applied for
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Rixey's administrator against Detnck
Argued by Colonel j c. Gibson for ap
pellant and General J. q Field for ap
pellees, and submitted.
Jones against Bonds administrator
Ysncey's administrator against Field
Major against Ficklin, and Graysor
against George. Put on privileged docket
for November next.
First National Bank Of Alexandris
against Payne; Saunders against James
Niagara Fire Insurance Company OF Ne"
York against Elliott X Doss; Pau
agains, Baugh and others; Seddof
against Rosenbaum, and Dooley asains
Baynes. Continued and sent to foot o
docket
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Suicide OF Major John =. Rudd

CINcINNArG, April lG-A special from
Charleston, W. Va, says Major John
: Rudd was found in his room ut the
Montgomery Hotel, Coal Valley, about
O clock yesterday, suffering from an over.
dose of chloroform, and died twenty
minutes later. He was soldier in the
Confederate Army. being staff officer
of General Longstreet and graduate OF
West Point OF late he has threatened
suicide and it is supposed he took chloro.
form with that intent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST REPORTS BY WIRE FROM
all POINTS.
Congressional Proceedings Conklins
Condition somewhat Improved-iively
Political light in New Orleans-How
Boulanger's Success Il Received.

WAsHryGroN, April 1G In the Senate
to-day Mr Stewart introduced a bill to
grant 10 Mrs. Marion Waite a pension OF
5000. He said he introduced this bill
exclusively upon his own responsibility
and without any suggestion from any
person. for the reason that he believed
the willow Of the Chief Justice should he
provided for in the same manner as
widows of oX-presilents. The bill was
referred ~ the Pensions Committee.
Mr. Ridllebergcr asked action on re-
solution for the consideration OF the
fisheries treaty ia open session.
Mr. Sherman said the Foreign Rela'
lions Committee already had before II n
resolution I'm the same words introduced
by ile same Senator. The resolution
would be reported before the treaty was
acted unon ny the committee, and lie
wogl Object 10 this duplicate resolution
unless the Senator wished to have 1t re-
tcrrcd l0 fho same ommittee.
"N0. thank YOU said Mr. Rddleber
GER: "l dO not care 10 have any more Of
my resolutions sent To- the graveyard
Nlr Shcrm4ns objection carried the
matter over, and Nh Farwell took the
floor for q speech on the financial cOndl-
iion %. the country.
Tie discussion was participate in by
Ncssrs. Reagan, Stewart, and Beck, and
continued until O'Clock, when the Da-
kafo bin came mp a. unfinished business
and Mr. Sp0Jner took the floor in favor
oi the bill.
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| have been giving my children Dr DA-
yID's CoUGu SYRUP and il acts SO well
that if you do not object ! will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
"Obiect Why, certainly not, know
ing as | do the ingredients of tie cX.
celent Cough syrup. | always recon
mend il TO my patients and find IL
cures every time, but see that YOU get
the genuine DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup.
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THE LATE MIR. ;. >. LEE.
The Funeral to Take Place IO-Day.

The funeral of the late Mr. ;. ;. Lee,
whose death in Alexandria on Sunday
was announced in Yesterdays TiMEs,
will take place from Christ church
Alexandria, about noon to-day. he
Governor left for that city Saturday
night to perfect arrangements for, and
be present at the last rites to his deceased
brothers memory
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RETURN OF NR. MILLS
lie VIII start the Tariff Ball Rolling ro
Day.

Day.
WAsHINcTOS, April lG.-Chairman Il
@ Mills Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee WAS on the aOOr OF the House to-
day. the first time since his illness. All
The mcm1trs were glad to see him, and
congratulations on his recovery came
from everybody.
Mr Mil, and q number Of prominent
revenue ref0rmers say it would be a good
tAing ii the tariff bin could be put to a
vote al once. The majority report Is very
Gle aad the country IS In possession o'
all the information possible to be had on
the subject The speeches will serve nc
purpose beyond the consumption OF time
The Democrats are anxious that The
tariff bili be passed before the meeting Of
the 81 L0ui, Convention, aud if the ap
preparation bills are not used 10 antago
nize il they say It can be passed
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ASSIGNMENT IN LEXINGTON.
Failure of u en-Known Merchant,

special TO the Times.l
LEXINGTON, Va, April l6-Otho B
Loose, one o. the most highly esteemed
and trusted merchants of this place
dealer IN iewelry ard musical instru
ments, filed deed of trust with Frank I
Glasgow. Esq, ~ trustee, for his full
stock Of merchandise 10 cover his debt
Liabilities. Ss,094 9j assets, unknown.
This failure WAS complete surprise tC
this community As Mr. Loose was held IL
esteem by all who knew him. His great
est Indebtedness is in Bridgewster, Va
and Baltimore. while Richmond vii
come in for good share.
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Anxious About the Kaiser,

BERLIN, April 10 Emperor Frederick
passed "A bad night last night The symp-
IONS Of bronchitis and fever have in
creased, and his physicians are anxious
over his present condition.
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The Geneva Award Affirmed.

WAsMNGToN, April 10 The Supreme
Court this morning rendered decision
in the Geneva Award case, affirming the
decision of the Court OF Claims.
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TUE HOUSE

Upon The call by States to-day a mum
her Of bills and resolutions were intro
ducrd
The call for the consideration Of bill
under suspension of The rules rested upon
the Committee ON Commerce, and the bill
extending the time for the construction
Of the bridges across Staten Island sound
came mp Mr. Crisp favored The bill and
Mr Phelps opposed #. TIE bill was
passed on two-thirds vote.
The river aud harbor bill then came ur
for discussion.
The rca:ug OF the bill was demanded
which occupied over half an hour. When
the bin had been read, general discussion
WAS resumed
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DIED.

WODDWARD.-Dicd, at the residence OF
her husband No gj Floyd street, sunday
April - h. Mary Mildred Minor. wife Of John
L. {. Woodward.
TINSLEY.-pied. MO0day morning az 1918
am. ~ the residence OF Mrs. j. y. King, slj
West Clay street. Mrs. Bette T. Tinsley.
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The South Central Democratic Cluo OF
Madison ward held meeting last night
which was largely attended. Speeches
were made by number OF candidates
all of whom eloquently presented their
claims for the suilrages Of the voters.
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Tile S3OO.OOO onplNANCE.

The report thar the Acting Mayor hqd
signed The ordinance approprlaling $500
600 in - per cent. bonds the funds 10 he
realized therefrom 10 be- used for the
building of the new City Hal, was read.
1t WAS understood hv tue committee
that the proceeds OF The bonds would be
used strictly in the erection Of the new
huil1fIp
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MARRIED.,

Observation-Disclosures. at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides uncle. at Philadelphia,
April llth, Arthur ii. kunze OF Philadelphia
% Rosa G.. Gccscc OF Richmond. Va.
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,>plRANTS FOR OFFICE.
.... CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED
r.4 oN THURSDAY


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COUNCIL CON MITTEES.
PROCREDINCS or TIE CONXITTER
OY GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
Action on the $500, ,0O' Or Oriinance-Pay NJ
Park Keepers ased-Improvenent,
at Cbimborszo-Stonecu Pay-Ave-
nues Outside the City.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ing met last evening in the City En-
gineer's office Present, Messrs. kendlcr
chairman, Mann, Pizzini, SneaG, ana
Crcnshaw-a full committee.
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President snlly's Successor.

New GoK, April 10 j. II. Inman has
been elected president of the Rich
mond Terminal Railroad Company
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JOINT MEETING

The Joint Committees on Grounds and
Buildings and Fire were 10 have had %
meeting al : o'clock last night. The
Grounds and Buildings Committee were
present i'm full force, but the Fire Com
mittee did not have ii quorum. IL was
decided that another attempt be- made 10
hold a Joint meeting neat Monday night
at o'clock
The Joint Committee is to meet for the
purpose of formulating q report on the
theatres aud other public places Of resort
of the city relative to hre-escapes and
opportunities of the audience 10 escape
from building in case ot panic or
fire
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A SUMMARY

lathe lcli there are thiriy.one candl'
Gate, ilr general offices Twelve candi
a'r- t1r Board OF Aldermen 10 fill nine
vacancies df,y Couhcilmen to Ill twenty
1'eWe.ncirs. anl twenty candida ties Tor
y-F..g, 0f the Peace 10 fill eighteen
Facaucic.
l-e total amount paid by the candi-
oa'e, va. Sl70J the largest amount ever
paid DO primary election before. iet
'Dls amount was necessary, for the e1-
pens' Oi this primary is large.