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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28


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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST REPORTS IRON OVER TEE
WIRES
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Strike Fully Inauguratod Pn.saso oi the
Nicaragua Canal Bill ga tho House cb
seauies Of Mr.. Corcoran.

CHICAGO, February 25.-Fiyc minutes
before o clock this morning the Chicago.
3 rlington and Quincy yards. 20, Canal
and Sixteenth streets, pr0se1tod their
usual appearance The oaf.y mHraiIr
mail train had left on time, anal ia.
switch engines were ai wot. Ou"
engineer took the switch train to laicl-I
and Atlantic Junction shortly uH.otc b.
o'clock. He said he had le.nl r".h.n'
of the order 90 strike, and ,AH' ha N.a.
certainly take his train t1 tae Junction
and run the engine back 'o t.e I9rne-
house The other engineers o. ...
switch engines also said h.yha,ro a..n
ordered to strike At 3.3l .c.u.h
was the usual movement of cats Hl i.'
freight ard sWitchine stations et
teenth street and Western avenue. where
the cars for the East and stock yAIa- FOB.
handled. Just before Oh .ime app9H'e.
for the strike, Trainmas'cr N. 9. ..n.
issued an order that mo- Trains u.a
moved west of Chicago THIS "l- t.s"n
by the few trainmen Iu tle yards as H
confession that the rOmplny iad a'cuf"i
no men worth mentioning. aut il"f fHn
road would in a moment more Doe prnI
cally tired up. At : o'clock pre-. -rlf
switch engine 40. 4i1 weat into .H
western avenue round-hou-o. '.r.
Others soon followed 20 and ilc engineers
and fremen quit work. anj lhe srt
was on I'm earnest The strike prnm
TO be the most remarkable ever h1oHr
/ for in il the strongest single labor or. -4ni
zation in existence has been piIiod aiH
/ the largest railroad corporation in t."
/ West and Of the greatest I'm mileage ' .
wealth in the world Should tHe strike
long continue 10 is probable that in Wai
| tion TO the 400 men directly involved q
great majority of the $4,000 employee o.
the company will be thrown olt Di work.
/ Twenty five thousand members oi tM
Engineers Brotherhood throughout OBJ.
country are called upon to r,.Nic n
/ their savings, and the industries o' ...
vast section OF the country tributary '0
the ro1d is subjected 90 partial pHr.r
sis The far reaching effects ot the strike
can be- inferred from fAe H. '."'
the road has siX Thousand m."
of main and leased lines, rliaIr1HIn. '.
States Of Illinois, iowa, Ni--0afi ami An
braska. From Chicago J, reaches .
Denver. over 1000 miles away an.
Cheyenne, Wyo, equally fr Nma"
polls to the north and So Im.- t1 fH
south are within it, reach tue territory
OF an empire.
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TIE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS
Committee ON Grounds and buildings.

Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
lhc Council Committee on Grounds
all Buildings met in Colonel Cuishaw's
.t.e .a. uight. Present Messrs Kend.
..I. ..I and Mann
s. 0.er WAS received, signed BY Mr..
d. i.roI E'lvson for committee from
.a Hai. OF the Retreat for the Sick,
asking iH. u-o ol The Armory for spring
.r.''ta and fair, beginning April 30th,
t9' oHtnuing Two weeks. Accompany.
M Oh. application was a communication
-'HDi hv ihe captains Of the various
rowuiHlr, comprising the First Regi-
m.Hf io-rcring their inability TO ap.
provo 'hc application of the ladies Of tho
I...uat stating that former experiences
Ia. Shown that the occupancy of the
Amfv ior iairs CSC, were detrimental
It'd military discipline
Ilo mmi.tec endorsed the communi.
cation from t.c captains
A iour conference took place between
ta. committee. Colonel Cutshaw, and
TO- Meredith, city attorney about con-
uct H.tHccn Nc,srs. Asa Snyder & Co.
I.. 'hrci'y, relative 10 the setting Of
iron beams The disagreement Was in
t.o price The matter was referred TO
i.e City Engineer
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CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Regular Monthly Meeting Yesterday.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
CITY school Board vas held at the Rich.
mond High School Building yesterday az
ternoon at 6 o'clock. Present Hon. J.
TAYLOR Ellyson chairman. Hon William
Lovenstein, r. r Briggs, T. Wiley Davis
William IT, Williams, y. l.. Phillips, Dr.
l.. p. Moore, George Bryan, John b. Cary
(superntcndent), G. p. .Rady clerk
Superintendent John B. Cary submit
ted mis- regular monthly report, showing
the condition of public schools of this
city. The total enrolment TO this date
is lO.2O5 pupils, with 20f teachers and
principals, and lS9 schools The inter
mediate examinations closed on the 10Th
instant, and were very satisfactory in re-
suits \ number Of scholars obtained 100
per cent.
The Superintendent reported that he
had ASST 1ned the following teachers TO
places: Emily d. Bosher, Maude W
HYDE. Lizzie Winston, and Sue Herring,
in white schools; Lizzie Bagby, Kate
Cook, Maria Hope, Emily Standard, and
Rose Brooks, in colored schools.
DR.. 5. p. Moore submitted a valuable
paper on hygienic supervision OF schools
Mr. George Bryan reported that the
donation OF $1,000 made by lady OF
California had been decided to belong to
the public schools of Richmond.
After usual routine business the Board
adjourned.
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Death of Mr. c. Laughton.

Yesterday morning Mr.. James c.
Laughton died at his residence in this
city from the effects of a paralytic stroke,
received by him more than year ago.
He was for many years Auditor OF the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, and
always proved himself to be tine bust
ness man and capable and efficient
officer. His funeral will take place from
the Centenary NJ f. church atll o'clock
this morning.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Yesterday Dr. Pendleton was absent
from his desk as clerk OF the Senate
having failed to catch the train at Cor,
donsville, where he had gone u spend
Sunday. His place, however, was
worthily and satisfactorily filled by Mr.
c. Bloomberg, the efficient assistant
clerk.
The Senate Finance Committee met
ve.teida afternoon, at o clock, to con,
slider the annual appropriation bill. II
appropristes for all the expenses OF The
State 81 .950,O0O or 100000 more than
was appropriated for last year
A card is elsewhere published from
Captain George A. Ainslie, Withdrawing
from the mayoralty contest.
Judge Samuel b. Witt has SO lar re
cover ed from his late severe indisposltioI
as to be able to visit his ofice.
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Columbian democratic Club.

The Columbian Democratic Club oil
Monroe ward held large and enthusiast
ic meeting last night 1t their headquar-
ters and after full in crchange OF views
the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted, and committee APP
pointed 10 lay the same before the City
Central Committee.
Resolved, 1st That we favor the pu
mary plan As the best means of selecting
nominees for the coming municipal eiec
tiOn.
2d. That no voter who has hablually
affiliated with the Republican party shall
be allowed to vote in said primary elec
tiOn.
3d. That no vote be accepted SAVE
from men Of the Cacausian race.
The following were elected members OF
the Democratic Advisory Board. JOIN
W. Otley ex-oHcio r. E. Glover, anC
James Hannah.
The club is a large and representative
one and meets every Monday night "a
the corner of Second and Canal streets.
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The Campanini Company's Second Concert.

Signor Campanini and his gifted as
sociates gave their second and farewell
concert at the Theatre last evening, and
it is needless TO say that it was as great
a success as last Wednesdays pro-
gramme. All Of the singers acquitted
themselves handsomely and need no
further comment, but we must not forget
the little lady who makes her violin sing
instead OF singing herself. When We
hear Signorna Torricelli we know the
Cremona is in the hands Of au drttste, and
try to make up our minds which is the
more skilful, herself or Camilla UrsO.
This we are not long about, for Tori
celi brings just as much tone from the
violin and plays with just as much dex-
terity as the ancient Camilla, and adds
to her skill of sympathy and sound a
stage presence spiced with girlish modesiy
and good looks. The Signorina is n
oiolsniste Of the first order, and we look
for her ultimate recognition as such by
ADLER critics than ourselves.
Nine. Gerstcr's voice was much Inn
proved over last Wednesday night, and il
ihe improvement continues II will not be
long before she regains the peerless voice
she lost bv her recent illness.
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DEED TO LIBBY PEIsOS

Recorded Yesterday in the chancery Court
Yesterday afternoon at 1870 the deed
from the Southern Fertilizing Company
by William II. Palmer, president. convey
inc TO William H. Gray the Libby Prison
property. was admitted 10 record in the
clerks Office Of the Chancery Court. The
clerk at once copied it into the record
book. as Mr.. Gray wished 10 leave town
last night and carry the original with him.
The deed conveys the land and the
three tenements, which together COM
prise Libby Prison, TO Nh Gray for the
sum Of $23. 300 The Fertilizing Com
panv oblgaie themselves 10 remove all
their machinery, stock, etc, in the corner
tenement and give Mr Gray possession
of it by the first day of June next, and
TO give possession OF the other two tene
ments by July lst next.
The deed is dated February -, 1888
and tie Southern FeTtilizing Company
have TO pay Mr.. Gray rent at the rate OF
50 900 per wear for the entire building
from the above date until they give pos
session. Should they give possession of
part they pay rent pro rfn for the re-
mandcr
The deed distinctly states that the
building nor any portion Of il is TO be
removed, injured, or molested In any
way until the entire purchase money
s23, 1000, is paid The cash payment l.
not mentioned in the deed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28

AT Trinity church last night large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in the
cause of temperance. The meeting was
addressed by Hon Jonathan Parsons and
DR.. Landon b Edwards. After the ad-
dresses several new members were added
to the order Tonight at Laurel-street
NJ. L. church another meeting will be
held, which will be addressed by Senator
James n. Stubs of Gloucester Court
house, Va. 4 new division will be
organized.
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Tie House met at II o'clock, Speaker
Cardwell in the chair No prayer
IMMIGRATION BUREAU.
The bin to establish a Bureau Of Inn
migration and appropriating $4,000
therefor was reported fayoraby by the
Committee on Finance and placed on
ihe calendar.
SIR THOMAS EsMONDE, NJ. T.
MIR. Buford OF Richmond city offered
The following
Resolved. That the privilege OF the
f0or be accorded Sir Thomas Henry
Grauan Esmonde, distinguished mem
ber of tie British House of Commons
for the city Of Dublin, and that during
hi, presence in the House this morning
the chair be vacated for five minutes
90 give Delegates the opportunity OF
paving their respects 10 him.
Adopted
I'm a few minutes Sir Thomas was es-
c0ued in by Colonel Butord and was
introduced 10 the chair and members.
TARIFF ON LUMBER.
The Joint resolution instructing our
Senators and requesting our Represents
tiycs In Congress 10 vote against the re-
pesl of The tariff on lumber was called
up by Mr.. Brown Of Nansemond.
Dr. Dabney of Albemsrle moved 10
IecOmmit
Agreed 10.
W. W. CoRCoRAN.
The Senate resolution in relation TO the
death Of ". ". COrcoran was read ana
adopted
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The bill approphaiing the public rev,
enues Of the State for the years 1888 and
1850 cameH up as the special order
aud was read through
Tie bill as read approDriates for inter
est on the Rlddleberger bonds just 30
much ss may be necessary, and directs
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Letter Carriers Salaries.

The letter carriers OF our city are cir.
culating petition to the citizens of
Richmond in regard to bill now pend
ing in the House, providing for an in-
crease oil their salaries. The bill Las
been reported favorably by the Com
mittee on Postofllces and Post Roads,
and comes up for final action on the 18th
of March. Our citizens are requested to
render the carriers all the aid in their
power in getting this measure passed.
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snlshurXis TrOnbndOuTs.

This mirth-provoking troupe will ap.
pear tonight at the Theatre in the popu-
lar and e.splitting play, The Hum
ming Bird.
This company is so well and popular
ly known that no extended notice OF them
is necessary. Miss Nelly McHenry is a
whole team in herself, and is excelently
supported The Ttoubadours will draw
big houses at each of the four perform
ances they give in this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28
A s,reet-Car Runs Away with The Mules

About . o'clock yesterday morning
street. car No. & Of the City Railway Line
was coming down Eight street. The
track was slippery from snow and the
brake would not work. The car began
TO slide and then to run down the hill.
The mules had to run fast to keep ahead
of the car which, at the corner on Main
and Eighth streets, jumped the track,
and was making for Grigg's shoe store,
when a mu,e slipped and was dragged
until the car struck the curbing and
halted. The car was full Of people, who
were frightened and shaken up, but no
one was injured. An axle-boX Of the
car was broken. The driver stuck to his
most
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To incorporate the Big Stone Gap Con

To incorporate the Big Stone Gap Con
struction Company
To allow w. G.. Miller, Treasurer OF
Rappanannock county, and his sureties
twelve months to collec, any uncollected
tax tickets in their hands and not return
ed, delinquent for 1882 to 1886.
70 incorporate the Bristol and South
Atlantic Railroad Company.
TO amend the charter of the town OF
Charlottesville.
To amend the charter of the Richmond
Perpetual Building, Loan, and Trust Com
pany.
Adjourned at 6:25
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DIED.

ItIGHTON Died. nt his residence. I'm this
.ry 18th. ~ o'clock am, aftera
.r..... lrc,s. james c. Laughton, aged
NAIEIN%.-UiC1, at his residence, Ches-
f... |...s.y. N1.. February .6, loss, Major
H. 300 -uu Watkins.
.tAll 'I Died. ~ heart disease. at $50
SUNDAY morning. at the residence OF
ntnufhlf. Sins. l. 4. Crump, John 4.
d.. l.I.. ll taa isfh vear OF his age.
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A Cold Wave Coming

The Weather Bureau predicts that the
thermometer will fall several degrees by
this morning. The cold wave is coming
from the West and has already reached
Pittsburg, where the thermometer regis
tiers ten degrees above zero, twenty de-
grees lower than it was in this city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28
Ihr Al L InNestiCAtinn.

The Joint Legislative Committee inyes-
tigating the management Of the Virginia
Military Institute held two sessions yes
terday. one in the afternoon and another
at nicht. General MunfOrd and Colonel
Burke, professor of Astronomy at the
institute were the main witnesses, and
the drift of the testimony went to show
that the whole source Of difficulty was
that former Boards of Visitors left every.
thing to General Smith, while the one of
which General Munford was chairman,
and who made the report leading to this
investigation, took the management OF al
fairs in their own hands In other words,
as Major Barton, counsel for the Board
expressed it, before this board was ap-
pointed, General Smith was in the saddle,
and they were on foot. This Board,
however, insisted upon riding and forcing
General Smith 10 walk, and that IS what
irriiated him. The report will not be
ready for some days yet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28

base been giving my children DR.. DA.
rna loD0n sYRUP, AMI it acts so well
nf - tog DO not object | will always
r. .4 coughs, colds, and bronchial
Hn- lr1ublcs.
"i..c. WHY. certainly not. know
.- f- dl She ingredients of the ex.
...n oush syrup always recon-
mmd i io my patients aud find is
.ur eyer. time, but see that YOU get
The genuine Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28
CANDiDhrEs FOR OFFICE.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
....-lf s- candidate for reelection To
r.. nle 81 clerk OF the Hus ings court OF
tnIstiff. subject 10 prefer, nee ~ the voice oi
f. ueop.e ar tho primary.
tolug THIS / take the opportunity pre-
..rf.ll.e 10 thank all for the exceeding KIND
moss extended 10 me while cischdrsiug inc
.luf..s aud trlsrs conhded u me ~ them, sna
D.. rfoul.ca fgll fIiillment OF All 20 long al
ta nanny i'm retaining that confidence.
5lcbZiu WILLIAM r. La" AV"'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28

hrI s. Jr.hur. one Of the lecturers
fhe Nt-in'g Medical College and an
fH'ire practitioner of Richmond Faculty
N.Ic.nc win deliver Medical
i. ll w.n only, before the White
r Army huo'hcrhood In Meade Me.
n.HI Episcopal church, Manchester, at
3 "m Sunday next All men are invited
cordially t0 attend.
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LAST uoNoRs TO ME. CoECoHAN.
The PhiIanthopist Laid to Rest ia Oak
Hill Cemetery.

Hill Cemetery.
WAsH,SGToS, February 21-TAc last
attention a sorrowing city can pay its
dead benefactor was paid 10 day
All over the city flags shook in the
snow laden wind at half-mast The leaf
less trees around the mansion-house OF
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28

..ID NI--ON CANDLES HILL, ON
saturday n.lht "a bunch ~ small keys.
ulu ,fcd tO call at The lines
ife2elt
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h.TED-TO JOIN A BUILD.
oeltiuu Address. stating terms
..I..ts. -. g.. W."
Daily Times once.
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.J TO $500 WhNTED.-Secured BY
.I Irf-f. Good per cent Apd no
Address BUSINESS" care 'rarrier
jdecttf
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~ ANIEN-t BOY ATTHE TINES
DHc. iO nan printing business. Must
.H l.N tIr.Il various hand writings. Ap-
.f comp ~.u I00.i.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. February 2'.-Indi-
rot,ons for Virginia and North
carolina: Colder, fair weather. FOL
lowed during Tuesday by rising tenn
pcnturc, fresh 20 brisk northwest
,.. ,.inss. becoming variable.
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VOL. II.-NUMBER 427.

that the Board of Sinking Fund Commits
sioners should meet once a month, and II
there is any surplus In the Treasury after
making due provision for all expenses,
invest surplus in Riddlcberger boads.
Mr.. McGruder of Amherst offered in
substitution for the above that there be
appropriated for interest on the public
debt, the sum of 1888, 1855, the full
amount Of the interest on the Riddleber-
ger bonds, if all outstanding bonds were
funded, the interest on Riddleberger
bonds held by parties other than the
State to be paid first; then the interest on
those held by the State 4; the residue to be
turned over to the Board Of Sinking
Fund Commissioners to he invested.
Pending the consideration OF thla
amendment, Mr.. Buford moved to post
pone until tomorrow at 1870 o'clock
Agreed to.
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Tie senate TO Have Morning and the
House Afternoon Sessions Large Batch
.f KIN. Passed sir Thomas Esmonde,
NJ 4. Visits the Capitol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-11-27

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