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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27
Election.

MoNTEvIDEo, Feb. 27.-Signor Fernando
Torres has been elected President of the
Senate and Signor Magazines President Of
the Chamber of Deputies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27

NEW YORK Feb. 27.-Cotton quiet and steady
upiands 10 GIG; Orleans 1011.16; futGfs
quiet and steady. Flour quiet and uncbsusd.
Wheat higher Corn lower Pork steady ct
SIS 25a15 so. Old Mess Pork $15a15 l9E'
Lard easier at 50 O51b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27

CHICAGO, Feb. 81, IL a. NAT this hont !At
May option is quoted as follows Wheat 7V2i
Corn 81 Oats 3d.; Pork $14 o.; Lad s. ="
short ribs 81 33a7 37la.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27
MARRIED.

February &c, 1888, by Rev. r. F. Bishop atm 1ia
parsonage of Trinity NJ. E. Church, RAl AQ'J
+. GROVER and ADDIE E. JAVlNS, boih VI
Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27

There is slow movement OF FToNr aI cUFI'lE
figures, b:t no pressure to sell by either ailen
or holders of large stocks, both appearing tothnE
that prices must improve on account of the nn1
susl scarcity of strictly prime Wheat The cdtF
ings of grain are very email. Inferior and i'r
grades of Wheat are heavy and dull, but choice
samples are firmly held sales range, ss to condi.
ton, at from 20 to 94c per bushel Corn is STEADY
at 56a57. Rye and Oats are wanted Bntte g
scarce and higher. 9th produce is in active de-
mand at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-27

BALTIMORE Feb 27.-Cotton dull middilg
1913 Flour steady. with light demand
Howard street and Western super 90 37a2 IS
do extra So 00s3 rs; do family 81 0Da4 50
city mills super 81 37a2 GO; do extra 50 %.
3 TO; do Bio brands ID 75a5 90; Patapsco super
lative patent SO 80; do family So H. Wheat
Southern nominal in the absence of receipt. rel
90a93 amber 92a95 Wcstern easy and dull No
winter red spot 9Sls asked Feb s7asSt4 Mar
977ssssh; May 90Ts491hs Corn-southen
scarce and firm white slabs; yellow 5ia5i2i
Western steady and dull mixed spot snd teo
$3.50 asked March 53Aa53as April 5i4'5o
May 55Aa55ih. Oats steady Southern aai
Penps 36a40; Western white 40al1 do miEei
37a39. Rye firm at G5a70. Hay frm prin:
to choice Western $13 GOALS 90 Provisions
steady and fairly active. Mess Pork Sl5 %
Bqlk.meats shoulders and clear rib sides p'cseSf
7hs934. Bscon-sboulders 7lhaS'q; clear ~
sides ga; hams 12st2A. Lard-refnei s's
Butter firm; Western packed 1922; creaaert
26a31. Eggs higher; fresh 2la22 lined lOsi2
Coffee nominslly 6rmer; Rio cargoe5 ordinsryino
fair 15laa16. Sugar firm and qaiet; soft Z.
Whiskey steady at 81 21s1 23.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
OUCH PUSzCzY.
Opowiadanie z amerykanskith Borrow
wed}ug DR.. Birda obrobif
VIZ. L.. ANCZYC.
(Ciag dalszy.)

81
a bedaca posclelq jego m'esz-
kahc6w. Pc mad niemi ma
scianie wisiato mnostwo o.
dziszy, znac ma bia}ych W
rozmaitych wyprawach zdoby-
tel. Mn6stwo nagromadzonych
tn gratow w nieporzqdzu
dawalo do poznania, u
namiot sfuzyi ma ich sk}ad
cd dawnego czasu; W gtebl
siedziafy try kobiety. Jedna
z mich Edyta z bladem obi
czem, ma ktorem malowafa
sic wielka boles6 dochodzaca
prawie do rozpaczy. Trzyma]a
ona obydwiema rekami inpa
kobiete "a suknie, iakby b}a-
gajac ]ej pomocy: Ia druga
byla Telie Doe, corka Danlela,
usifujac sic wydrzec z objee
Edyty. Plakafa opa rownie
lax i tamta i starafa sic u
spokaja6 ia slowami poclechy'
Trzecia nakoniec kobieta by}a
MENDOZA Indyanka, podobna
do obmierzlej czarownicy. Sic
dziafa ona okoto ogniska i
grzafa PREY MEM wychudfe
rece: place dziewczat wcale
ia ME %obchodzif, owszem rzu
GAIA ma ME z ukosa zfowiesz-
cze i jydowi1e spojrzenia, wy
raaajace nienawisc zawzieta.
Pomimo wzmagajacego sic
wiatru i szumu konarow via
zu, Natan sfyszal wyraznie
kazde slowko obu dziewczat.
Edyta blagaia Telie, ably jej
ME opuszcza}a. Telie sp}onIo-
ma re wstydu. oburzona ME-
godziwym postepkiem OLGA,
zaklinafa Edyte, a2eby sic u
spoifa i proslfa ia, zeby jej
dluzej ME z~atrzymywa}a.
Me lekal sic - mowila
do nlej = oni ci krzywdy ME
zrobia. Ojciec mic o tenn "a
pewnif, a znajdujesz sic W cha
Gle wodza, do ktorej laden
Indyanin ME osmieli sic zbli-
2yt. Lecz pusc; mic! pusc! b,
:je1eli sic dowie, lem tn by}a,
zabiie me!
= Ojciec twoj - zwowa}a
re wstretem Edyta - wszak-
he sfyszafem, De to on napro-
wadzit ma mas tych barbarzyh-
COW. On to mojego nieszczes-
liwego brata wydai w rece
katow... Idz! idz! powiedz i'm,
MECH mnie zamorduja, a wten-
czas wszystko sic skonczy.
Telie pochwyci1a reke Edy-
ty, q okrywajac ia pocafunka-
mi mowiia z rzewnym pfaczem.
20 palnno! wierz mi, lem
ia temu wcale ME Wilma; jabym
"a was OBOE odda}a 2ycie.
-Jestes niewinaa zawo-
fafa Edyta z gorzka wymowka.
- A ktoa mas zdradzil? kto
wprosit sic ma przewodnlka,
azeby mas wydac W rece tych
okrutnikow? Ale ia jestem
gotowa wszystko CT przebaczyc,
tylko ME odchod4, tylko mic
broh cd tego strasznego czio-
wleka, ktory mas OBOE pre-
sladuje.
Temi sfowami Edyta, kto.
rel umysf pod wpfywem o,
kropnych wrazeh W dziwnym
znajdowa1a sic zamecie, zakli.
nafa Telle, a2eby ]ej ME opusz.
czafa. leila z%apewniaia Edyte,
lie Mkt ME mysli wyrzadzit
jej krzywdy j prosifa, ably
jej dtu2ej ME zatrzymywafa
gdy2 ojciec ia zabije "a to-
lie wbrew zakazowi, azebl
Mkt rie zbllaaf sic do uwie-
zionej, osmie]ifa sic przesta
pic ten zakaz. Przyrzerzekal;
wreszcie, lie odwiedzi ia zno
WI, byle tylko dozwolifa ]e
teraZ OdeiSc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
ezpieczenstw
stron ~otaczaiv.
wszech
RoZDZIAh Xxx.
Tabun KOni.

Podczas gdy sic to dz.afo,
Edyta siedzia]a w chacic pc
graAona w gIebokieh myslach.
Wszystko czego dotad dozna}a,
zdawafo jej sic okropnym sue'n.
Widvk starej Indyanki rrzera-
zal ia trwoga. Stara czarow-
nice kuczac PREY ognisku, mia
Ia wciaz wzrok wlepiony w
branke i strzegfa jej porusze-
MIA. Ma iej odrazajacej twarzy
ME widaG byfo ami clenia
wspofczucia, dzikq nienawiscia
tchnefy jej szpetue rysy. ME-
kiedy ola skrocenia dfugich
godzin nudnego pilnowanla,
jakas iednotonna piesh indyJ-
ska nucifa, ponura iak noe
huczqca wichrem ma divorce.
Dziki ten spiew zgrozq przej-
mowa1 dusze dziewczecia.
zwolna jednak Je%dnotonne
dzwieki wywarly dzlwny
wp&yw ma Edyte:: odprowadz7-
fy one je) mysl cd rozpaln1e-
tywania acknowledgement
przyg6d i uatchnefy ia pew
nym rodzaiem objetnosci ma
swoj los. Obudzifa sic W niej
moe dIszy i plerwszy raz "a
czefa rozwazac, czyby ME u
dafo sic j=j ratowac ucieczkq
PREY pomocy Tell. q pochy-
Iona glowa, pogra3ona W mys-
ZACH, zapadfa W stan marzenia,
podobnego do snu.
Nagle spiew ustaf. Edyta
podniosfa glove i z przeraze-
memujrzala przed SODA wyso-
ka postac, okryta wraz z gfowa
bawefniana oponcza, pod
kt6rej wygladafa para iskrzq-
cych oczu. Zwrociwszy wzrok
ma lndyauke, d%ostrzeg}a, ID
ia usiluje niepostrze2enie wynn
knaG sic q namiotu. Edyta
zrywa sic 2 %posfania j chce
pospieszyc Ia MIA ale silna
reka widziad}a zatrzymuje ia
W miejscu. Oponcza spadfa W
tenn poruszeniu 2 zatrzymu
cej postaci i Z przerazen.em
poznafa W niej Ryszarda Brax-
leya.
Me leka] sic Elyto! ME
jestem twoim nieprzyjatlelem.
Czy mic znasz?...
% Znam! znam na mole
nieszczescie! - odpowiedziafa
Edyta re wstretem. - Jestes
Ryszard BraXley, przesladowca
s%ierot, wydzierca ich mlenia,
morderca mojego brata. Czy3
ci ME dose ma tenn, zc mas
wtraciles W przepasc nedzy,
ieszcze przychodzisz natrzasac
sic z twojej ofiary!
-Mylisz sic Edyto, --rzekf
Braxley = ME jestem wcafe
.woim wrogiem, lecz owszem
przyjacielem; bye mole nieco
szorstkim l upartym, ale "a
to wiernym i szozerym. Wy
sfuchaj mic tylko spoAojnie,
a recze CT, lie zmienisz twoje
zdanie.
Tu przedstawif jej, W jakiem
zostaje niebezpieczenstwie, do-
stawszy sic w moe zawzietych
nieprzyjaci6l bialego plemienia;
re on tylko jeden mole ia
wyswobodziG z rak lndyan.
Re chetnie poniesle najwiek.
SIZE ofiary ola lei wykupienia,
byle tylko jego iona zostafa,
Braxley malujac 3ywemi bar
walni okropnost polo2enia b
dyty i ofiarujac sic wyzwolit
ia z nieszczescla, byl pewnym
ze z clecia przyjm1e jego u.
slugi; zawiodia go iednak ua'
dzieja.
Nigdy ME zostane iona mix
czemnego mordercy mojegc
ll- Nl-L
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16

obok pogra2onych we snie wo-
jownikow, j szczesliwie dostal
sic do klzewin. w ktorych
pozostawil Ralfa StacNpo)e.
Znalazf go pogrqzonego W
glebokim snie i talk glosno
chraplqcego, ae m6g}by chra-
panlem zaalarmowac Gala wies,
gdyby ME to, 2e mieszkancy
jeJ upoiem vodka, spaIi jak
Zablcl.
Mech ME grom roztrzas-
ka! = krzyknaf, gdy ramie
Natana SLIME 90 wstrzqsnefo,
usna}em jak niedzwiedz w
zimie; to szczescie, De te ME-
dofegi ME dos{ys1eli mojego
chrapania. Coz nowego prey
nosisz, starry wllku?
-Wszystko idzie dobrze :
rzekt Natan. - Daj mi jedne
uzdzienice.
- Go uzdzienice? a tobie
opa ma co? czy ME myslisz
krasG koni i fuszerowac moi
zawod?
Me, przyjacielu, potrzeb-
ma mi jest ona do z%wiazania
starej LIndyanki, strzegacej
Edyty.
A vice znalazles anielska
dame! = zawo}af Ralf Ia
chwycony = prowadz mic ma
tychniast do niej, a pochwy-
ce ia W mole szpony ! uniose
daleko cd tel jaskini rozbo]ni-
kow. Zawofajmy kapitana,
MECH i on d%opomo2e nam w
wyswobodzeniu tego biednego
dziecka.
-Kapjtan chociaz odwa2ny
i dzielny, bylby nam raczei
zawada, ani2eli pomoca W po-
srodku wsi indyjskiej. Pefno
W niej wojownikow: oprocz
Osagow kilkanastu Wyando-
tow spi okofo domu rady.
Spiesz co 2ywo do stadniny i
je1eli mo3esz, wybierz cztery
konie najlepsze. Kiedy je be-
dziesz miaf, poprowadz je ola
zmylepia pogoni, W strone
przeciwaa tej, z ktoresmy
przyszli, a potem przepraw sic
przez strumien i czekaj ma
mas u stop CORY, z ktore] uj-
rzelismy te osade. Tam mas
znajdziesz czekajacych ma Gle
bic. Pamietaj ~wypeinic to jak
najscislej co CT polecam, ina
czej wszystko stracone.
-Krwawy Natanie! - Cd
rzekf Ralf - jezeli ME skrad-
ne najlepszych koni z koszaru,
to MECH mi tie cZerWone sza-
tany SERGE usmarza. Jezeli ME
wypetnie .jaknajscislej twoich
polecen, nazwiesz mic Osa-
glenn. Otto moja przednia lapa,
wal W MIA starry niedzwiedziu!
Natar. i Ralf udali sic kaz-
dy W swoja strone, stosownie
do narady. T~ymczasem Roland
niecierpliwil sic ma swcjem
stanowisku, a pc up%ywie go
dziny ME mogqc doczekac sic
powrotu swych sprzymierzeh-
COW, postanow;f udac sic W
ich Shady. Wfasnie gdy tamci
%prowadzili z sobq dopiero co
opowiedzlana rozmowe, mad
szedf ma miejsce len schadzki.
Go mowili ME mogf dobrze
dosfyszec, zrozumiaf Jednak,
De odszukano wiezienie Edyty
i lie stanowcze dziutanie W
celu uwolnienia 1ej wkrotce
nastapi. Gdy Ralf sic odda.
lit sic, Roland poszedf Ia Na-
tanem j kilkakrotnie wofa]
ma niego, ale SUM wiatru
CLOS jego zagfuszy]. Kapitan
zatrzyma} sic przez chwile
ro2wazajac czy ma udac sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16
krew %ptynefa9

rzek} Braxley - ktore "a
pewne JUL sic dotad zagoifo.
Me przecze jednak: be jest w
mocy Piankishawa, wodza
chciwego krwi biafych: lecz
lndyapin ten jest piiakiem "a
wo}anym i "a pare beczek
wodki odda Mi Rolanda, by
les tylKo przystaia, droga o.
dyto, ia nasze malzenstwo.
20 nigdy! rgdy - mo-
vita, fkajqc Edyta, - moi
brat pogardzi}by NINA, gdybym
ola oealenia navel jego zycia
~poslubifa n~lkczemnego zbrod-
MARIA.
A vice gin zaslepiona
dziewko! - zawofaf Braxley
w~scieNle, widzac he lyle "a
chodow i kosztow marine roz-
trwoni}. Sauna sobie najokrop-
nleJsze meki gotu]esz. Pre-
padnij!
Bog mic ocali! rzekfa d.
dyta.
Cha! cha! cha! - zasmiaf
sic mocno nikczemnik.-Spo-
dziewaj sic pomocy cd Boga,
dobrze ma tenn wy]dzlesz. Bog
ME ma czasu ujmowac sic "a
gfupiem stworzenlem, Ktore
depczac swoje szczescie, urqga
z jego faski.
Zaledwie wyrzekf tie sfowa
bluzniercze, kiedy nagle diva
ramona slime i zylaste ob)efy
go usciskiem niedzwiedzla, W
mgnieniu Okla ]e2af ma ziemi,
z PERSIA przygnieclona ciez-
klein kolanem, z gardzielem
scisnietYm kleszczami 2elaz-
nych palcow. Pred oczyma
b1ysnaf mu noz krwawa tuna
odbitego pfomienia, a gfos
cichy ale dobitny szepnaf.
-Jeden ,uch, jedno sfowko
a zginiesz!
Niespodziewany ten napad
przytomnosci prawie uozbawif
Braxleya; przestrach odebraf
mu odwage do tego stopnia,
Re ME probowat najmniejsze-
60 oporu. Napastnik skrepo-
wal mu rece rzemieniaml mad
zwyczaj szybko j zrecznie,
spetaf nogi j zakneblowat
usta: poczem wyclagnawszy
mu z zanadra zwoj pergaminu,
rorwaf go ma rece i zwaliwszy
ma legowisko, %trzyr2uclt go
skorami / kocami veInianemi.
Jimmy pot oblaf zbrodniarza
spodziewajqcego lada chwlla
smierci.
szybkos6, z jaka naapadaja-
cy powalif, zwiazaf i rzucit ma
stos s6or Braxleya, ME dozwo-
lila nawet przypatrzyc sic je-
go twarzy. Ze zdumieniem
tylko spostrzegt, re pogromca
Jego byf Indyaninem, rysow
jednak jego twarzy ME mogf
sobie przypomniec, tenn
muiej dobrze rozpoznac. MIN
zdolaf raz mu w twarz spoj-
rze6, juz le1af pograzony W
ciemnosclach pod ciezAlem
przykryciem.
Edyta ME mniej sic przera-
z'fa jak Jej przes!adowca, ale
nieznajomy szepnai do niej
przyjaznle:
= Me l9kaj sic, milcz i
poj1z re NINA. Poczem widzqc,
IL ME byfaby W stanie ist
sama, pochwycii ia ma rece i
wyniosf z namiotu.
Ma divorce jes=cze grubsze
.jeszcze niz przedtem panowafy
ciemnosci. Ogieh Wyandot6w
wygasf prawie zupefnie, a cho.
cia2 wiatr nieco sic uspo&ci]
zawsze przeciez dose %sprawia]
szumu, a2eby wygfuszyc ciche
" oorhJ1o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-16

CVAx1A
~OszczednoSci.
The Winona Servings Bank
Druga ul. miedzy Main i Center.
Bank ten bedzie pfacif pro-
cent cd wszelkich depozyt6w,
poczawszy cd jednego eolara,
cd | grudnia 1885 r.inadal.
Wypo3ycza pieniqdze ma ME
ruchomosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
D.. A. Rising, skarbnik.
Il: n. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. IL. Jenkins G.. j. Camp.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
LOCAL NOTES.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Wal
ter G. Leadbetier to Anuie } daughter
OF Andrew L. Eaton, Esq at ST. Marx s
Church next Tuesday at D. m.
The president and treasurer Of the
Marlborough, Mass. Street Railway Com
pany are Ia the city looking into the
merits Of the Richmond electric railway.
A meeting Of the friends, Of the late
General Wickhsm was held at the Ex-
change Hotel yesterday and steps taken
toward erecting monument 10 bis
memory.
The Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works will exhibit at the EXposi-
lion in day or two large locomotive
built for the Richmond, Fredericksburg
< Potomac Railroad.
Colonel William r. Cody buffalo Bill
was entertained last night at Sanger
Halle by the Richmond Grays, a return
compliment for courtesies received at his
hands on their visit to New York.
Mr.. G.. Starke, Mayor pro tenn Of Fer
nandins, Florida, has written letter to
Mayor Ellyson thanking him and the
citizens OF Richmond for $500 cOBiFibu-
te In this city, and sent there for the
b,nefi, OF the yellow fever sufferers
The protrscted meetings being carried
on at Clay Street Methodist Church by
The pastor, Rev. William II. Atwell and
others are very successful, being largtl y
attended each night. They will be con
timed all during The week
Fhe funeral Of Mr.. Thomas II. Gum
at The Second Baptist Church yesterday
was largely attended by our business
men, citizens generally, and the old First
Virginia Association under command Of
COlOne, Fred Skinner. The services were
very solemn and impressive.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
Police Notes.

In the Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Billy Williams (coIored', using pro
fame language in the street lie was fined
s. aud COSTS
Thomas Lewis, assauliiug and beating
T. A. Francisco on the street. tined -
and costs.
Susan Kragle, disorderly on the street.
Fined s. and costs.
Isaiah Evans )colored), the monoma-
Mac on stealing horse, and who did
steal the one from II. WalleTst,in, was
sent back to the lunalic asylum from
which be escaped.
Caroline Jenkins lcolored), disorderly
in the street. Fined So aud costs.
James G. Sutliff. assauiling his mother,
Anna f. Sutif. Fined s. and costs.
Mary Jane Washington (colored)' as
saulting Egbeu Harris with a rock.
Fined s. and costs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
hancOck-refrIni.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock St.
Andrews Episcopal Church was crowded
with friends 10 witness the marriage
ceremony which united Mr.. Nathaniel
J. Hancock and Miss Lillian Perrin,
daughter of G. +. Perrin, Esq, In holy
wedlock
The bride was aitired in handsome
travelling suit of brown lady's cloth and
carried in her hand lovely bouquet Of
MareChnal Neil roses.
The ushers were Messrs. J. W. Han.
cock, d. Martin, j. Luck and J. Elliott.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Pike Powers, ID. d, rector OF the
church, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Han
cock took the 600 pm train for Wash
lngt0n and Baltimore
Mrs. Hancock received many hand
some presents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
The Kalser's visit TO Russia.

ST PETERSBURG, October 9.-The
Journal de ST. Petersburg does not believe
that Emperor William intended to men
ton at Vienna or Rome any engagements
he may have made with Russia or Bull
garia. The JoarAal believes his visits
are merely 10 strengthen the alliance;
His interview with the Gar convinced
him Of the lsiter's peaceful intention,
and be will no doubt seek 10 convince
Austria and Italy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
BRIEF IJLEGEiMS.

DOVER, N II. October 9.-Abou, two
inches of snow has fallen here, and II is
still showing.
JoHssBuRY, VT, October Snow
began falling here last night snd to-day
at noon the storm is still in progress.
BosTos, October 81. l.. Sullivan's
doctor says that the pugilist will he In
prime condition and ready to fight any
body by the first of next May.
MISNEAPoLIs, MISS., October "a
meeting of the orthodox ministers Of
Minneapolis was held Yesterday, al
which crimes against mothers and in
fants were discussed
NEW ORLEANS. October 9-The first
new open kettle moissses OF ibis year :
crop was received today and sold OF IS
cents per gallon for prime and % cents
for strictly prime.
CHICAGO. October 9-nooD The man
agempni Of the Western Division Line
have finally determined to make no al
tempt TO send out cars TO-DAY or tomor-
row unless the men decide TO resume
work OF their own accord.
FAIRFIELD, Me-, October "A great
freshet prevails in this vicinity and nearly
all the mills on the Arosiook river have
lost more or less timber. There Is a heavy
washOut on the railroad, and there have
been no through trains since Sunday
morning.
SPRfSGFfELD. o, October 9.-Mrs.
Ellie Lewis, wife Of ". T. Lewis, past or
OF the Free VIII Baptist Church has
left her husband aud joined an opera
company in Cincinnati. She is beautiful
and has always had strong passion for
the lyric stare.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

Mr.. Charles NJ Smelling OF his city Is
winning golden laurels In The Sunny
South A little over year ago be was
appointed professor at the Townsville
Georgia Agricultural College, branch Of
the State University. Late Thomasville
papers announce that he has been elected
adjunct professor OF mathematics and
teacher Of military tactics for the State
University al Athens
Professor Smelling is graduate Of
the Virginia Militsty institute, and his
friends and acquaintance here will be
glad TO learn of his success. 1t Is no
hattery 10 say that no promotion was
ever more woribily bestowed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
THE SENATE TAHITI BILL.
No Hope OF Doing Anything Before
Election.

Election.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., October s.-There
was an inform Il confere1c OF Republi-
can Senators this morning for the pur-
pose Of discussing the order OF business
especially in relation TO the debate on the
Tariff bill, and the question Of attempting
TO hold the Republicans now here al
their posts during the debate and secur
ing quorum for votes Oh The amend
ment which will be proposed In Com
miiiee Of the Whole and the general po-
litical outlook. There are only eighteen
or twenty Republican senators
in the city and several OF these desire to
go into their States not - return 10 this
city before the election. A similar con-
dition Of affairs was reported to exist In
the Democratic side Of the Senate, and II
became apparent from expressions that
II would not be possible To secure a full
attendance on either side Of the chamber
at auy time before election. This would
suggest that it would not he practicable
to try 10 proceed further than the
general debate. Among the Ike
publican Senators who announced
a desire to speak on the bill without de-
lay were Messrs. Hiscock, Cullom, Plat,
Spooner. Aldrich, Teller and Hawley.
Fully as many Democrats will ask TO
speak before the session closes. Should
the number Of Senators In the city dimin
ish at any time below a quorum, it is be-
lieved on both sides that Congress will,
by unanimous consent, terminate its ses-
sion by recess over the election, or an
adjournment ane dte.
There vas no definite action taken and
no definite policy was agreed upon, but
the impression prevails that Congress
" i'll not be in session more than ten days
or two weeks, and that the ta,if bill viii
90 over for final action until after the
election.
WHAT SPEAKER CARLISLE SAYS or THE
MEASURE.
New YoRK October 9-Speaker Car
Isle writing to member of the Demo
cratic National Committee says Of the
Senate tariff bill: 81 have not bad lime
or opportunity 10 make satisfactory
ANALYSIS OF It's provisions, but it is APP.
PosiHt a. a = t<tAi A31t a. if*PtfRTi9 ~ b'f't
instances 10 reduce the revenues OF the
government by increasing the taxes upon
the people. This is new departure in
our financial legislation, and if adopted
as a permanent policy trusts and cOmbi-
nations to limit the production and con
troll the prices Of domestic articles will
become part Of The neutrality-suspicious.
Of the country. The increases Of duty in
the bill are quite numerous aGd alto
gether unjustifistle, and | hope the com
mitiee viii have it carefully examined by
compe,en, experts. in order that its true
character may be exposed before the
election.
In some places these increses are ef.
fected by changing the existing classii-
cations of duiiable goods, and in others
they are Effected by changing the duty
from an advOlency to specific rate. In
such cases The increases are not apparent
on the face of the bill, and II requires
some expert knowledge to detect them.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10
KICHMOND'S MORTALITY.
Weekly Report Of the Board of Healil

weekly Report Of the Board Of Health.
The report Of DR.. w. T. Oppenheimer,
President OF the Board of Health, for
the week ending on Saturday last shows
the actual mortality Of the city during
that period to be foity-nine deaths, ex-
elusive Of still births, Of which twenty
eight were white and twenty-one were
cOlOred
The avtaage rate of mortality Of the
whole population was 254S per cent per
1000 per annum; Of the white population
2G00 per cent. per 900 per annum, and
of the colored p IS per cent per goo
Tie mean temperature for The week
was 6Ss: amount Of rainfall 0 4 inches
Still births A white and ! colored-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

AT the Academy last night the pic,
turesoue and realistic dana "kentuck
was presented 10 a fairly good house
MIR. Joseph H. Hazleton in the leading
character. John Wordford, known as
KentLck." made very pleasing impress
sion and he was we'll supported through
out The audience was liberal in APP
plsnse aud seemed thoroughly 10 epJoy
he entertainment. The play VIII De re-
peated tonight ,u
Sale Of seats for Janauschess engage
ment begins this morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-10

The funeral Of Mr. Joseph j. ADder-
son, whose sudden death occurred early
Monday morning, took place yesterday
evening at half.past I o'clock, from the
Fourth Presbyterian Church on West
Grace street.
The church was filed with sympathiz-
ing friends
The services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev A Calvin Stewart, assisted
by Rev. DR.. Kerr Of the Firs. Presbyier-
ian Church.
The pail bearers were Messrs Joseph
NJ FOufQuresD, George ". Thacksiop,
Robert Ii Gillian, J. 7. Btichew, Peter
Subbitt, John Arlington, v. ]. Will
bnrch and Dr. J. IL. Barney.