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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

The PRESIDENTS WIFE.-The Presi-
dents wife, entering upon the most diff
cult task which can be set before wc-
man In America, has developed courage
without boldness, tact without intrigue,
..raciousness without condescension,
pride without vanity, womaniness with
out weakness Back of all her actions.
and giving them force az d meaning, has
ieen a fine understanding. Fully appre.
ciating and honoring her lofty station,
not an indication has been shown that
ne has forgotten she is one of the peo-
ple. destined 10 return to private station,
and having the same interests and sym
pathies as her neighbors. In short, she
is beautiful, sensible and lovable Amer.
lean woman -L0uisciHe C0Arier-,joUrHdl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
virginia Farmer, Discouraged.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-A dispatch from
Petersburg, Va says: The outlook for
the corn and peanut crops in the adioin-
ing counties is dscouraging. The condi-
ton OF things is due to the recent wet
season, followed by dry and cool weather.
The oat crop is poor and farmers assert
that they will not get their seed back,
and tins is particularly true as to the
spring oats Much of the tobacco which
was planted after the recent rains cannot
develop proper size before the farmers
will be forced to Gu. it. Cotton Is want
ing in size.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
The nowit4er.' Entertainment.

This evening the GondolG himborszo
will take 10 Warwick Park several hun
died Young ladies, their chapeTones. and
gentlemen. the guests of the Richmond
HowilzeT. The boat will leave the
wharf in Rockets, at the mouth of Gil
lies creek AZ pm Dancing will keep
up until midnight, at which hour the
boa, will bring the party back TO Rich
mond Ii is understood that number
OF street clcs. at least twelve, will be in
readiness to take the parties mp town
The committee in charge are Lieuten-
snt Charlie O. Bosher. Corporal II I
Cole, and Corporal j Y. Cort.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
FROM APPOMATrOx.
4 Colored Preachers son Kills Man
Special Correspondence.

APPoMATTox c. II, VA, July IA
serious difficulty occurred Sunday morn,
ing between Rev. Henry Brown, colored,
and his son-in.law, HiIlery Coleman, at
the residence of said Browns, near Ever
green. in this county, and resulted in
Browns son Joe shooting Coleman IN
the back with shot gun, iniiicting fatal
Injuries 1t is reported that Coleman
was In the act of striking Henry Brown
with a chair, when his son, Zoe Brown,
no, him, and skipped the country; bui
ye understand has since been arrested in
Lynchburg. Coleman died yesterday.
Great excitement prevails amongst the
oolored people. A.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
River End IIarhor Hi.

WAsHNGToN, July 1s-The Comic
renee Committee on the River and lial-
b0r bill me, to-day and Immediately took
a recess until o'clock this afternoon
The committee is in the deadlock The
ilcnnepin Canal issue has been settled,
it being agreed to allow the clsuSe pro-
viding for The survey TO remain in the
bill, with the understanding that NO
pledge is thereby made TO dig the canal.
The questions az issue nOW are the pro
visions to buy the Portage Lake Canal
Tor S3j0.GO0 ana tie expenditure 81 4
large SUM upon Tie improvement of 'he
Barren and Green rivers in Kentucky.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
TIE Dull YEAR MANY people q

The Dull YEAR Many people are
puzzled to understand why The year of
The Presidential election should be dull
year for general trade. They argue that
it takes as much food to support life one
year AS another; they insist that clothes
wear out as fast during these twelve
months as in any other that houses built
in the quadrennial year lat as long as If
erected at any other period; in short, that
The prevalent indisposition to engage ~
actively in buying aud selling and build
lug during the progress OF this political
canvass Is totally unreasonable. .-]9Vrnai
of Commerce.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
Railroad Malnntes.

Messrs c. p Huntington. president OF
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, Gen.
eral WIckham, Mr Decatur Axtell, and
other railroad magnales, were in consul
iaIion IN the city Yesterday over the pro
posed union OF the Chesapeake d Ohio
and the hichmond j. Allegheny rail
roads. The party will make u tour Of
inspection Of the latter road to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
Richmond's Mortality.

The report of the Board Of Health Tor
the week ending on the l4th instant show
that the whole number OF deaths during
tha, time were ~, of which 10 were
whites and % were cOlored
The rate of mortality OF The whole pop
ulalion per 900 was 2l.sl of the whites
lG 02, ana OF the colOrcd 20 80
The mean temperature for the week
was 81 amount of rainfall SO inches
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
Iowa's Fight with the Railroads.

DEs MONIES, July 1S.-Attorneys for
I ne Rock Island and the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids aud Northern railroads are
taking dispositions with reference 10 az
injunction issued against the Iowa rail
road commissioners, stopping them from
enforcing the new schedule Of rates.
The injunction vas granted by Judge
Fairall Of Iowa City, Mt the petition 0f
these two roads, which are incorporated
under State laws The Attorney General
has moved that il he dissolved, and the
railroad attorneys are endeayorlng 70
ind out by these depostions how Tie
railroad commissioners 90 to work 10 de
ermine what is a reasonable rate They
are trying to show that the commis-
sioners did not make sufficient oxamina-
ion TO justify them in fixing the rates as
iow rs they did The examination will
lie continued several days.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
nenth of Mr.. Al.red shieId.

The announcement of the death yes
terday of ilr-. Alfred Shield, wife o..
Major Shield, clerl. of ihe Cuy Circuit
Court, viii b. received with unieIln,a
regret by the many friends of thar la1'
and her esteemed husband Mrs -hie'.
was n daughter uf Rev Collin Mctahr
ard a sister of Captain v. Gordn N'
Cabe of Petersburg. She was a most c-
timable lady. and Major Shield and hi.
family have the sincere sympany oi aiI
who know them in their bereavement
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
FIGurIHG TIE ILhaIES s.ssa,

Ihe Entirn fire department of ChicaGo
q Work.
CHICAGO, July lS-A; 1880 o'cl0cb
this morning flames were discovered ON
one Of the upper floors Of tine i've stony
tuilding 1JG Wabash avenue. occupied A.
piano warehouse and sale,roomby julius
Bauer At 10 O'Clock il secns Almost
crr,ain lhat an entire desirnriisn 0t fhn
building and ils contents viii ensue, in
yol,ing - loss OF $3.50 600 \ genera.
alarm was turned IN and the entire ire
department is tighinng the flames.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

VINcESNEs, IND, July 1.-THE Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad has introduced
an innovation In placing ticket collectors
On all their passenger trains. The con
ductors will not be released, but will col
lect no fares or tickets, as the train COL
lectors will do that work. The conductor
will have charge Of the run and see that
he trip Is safely made. The conductors
take the matter philosophically There
are about dozen train collectors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
HONE HAPPENINGS.
IESrERDAY'S OCCURRENcFS IN AND
ABOyT THE err.

Mr. Winn'. Case-ENamination Waived
snJ the Matter Continueh-Appiication
for ltabeas Corpus To he Mode To-day.
uflefNoics and General Mention.
Yesterday morning visitor TO the
Police Court TO IN which, for the benefit
ot ihc very few not informed, Is under
ODD Fellows Hall on the northeast cor
ner Of Franklin and Mayo streets, was
Alica with people more Than Is usual
Every day number of negro men and
women. having nothing else 10 do. stand
I'm lines iiyc deep Just outside Of the rail
in-. which IS topped with isrbcd wire.
Yesterday morning this group OF ne
grocs were inieTningled. Ike the spots
ON the chcss-board, with white men,
mostly present ont Of curiosity to hear
the disposition of the case Of Mr. Edwin
4 Vim
They had long time TO wait, and then
learned nothing for the case which lhey
came tO hear ventilated was not tried.
Mr. Winn came 10 court al V.3O u IN.
He was not placed in the pen, but sat IN
IL clair To- the right OF The bench, and was
soon accompanied hy his kinsfolk and
lis many friends.
The Cout asked the sergeant not TO
call the case until al the cases on the
docket had been disposed Of
After This had been done Mr. VIM
took seat hv the side of his counsel,
Colonel Ellctt and Judge : b. Witt
Colonel Tazcwcll Elleti walked 10 the
Justice desk and stated that he waived
examination
No bail was asked for and Mr. Winn
wa- taken 10 jail in n carriage, which his
brother mad ordered. and there was given
a private room ON tho upper tioor
Today Colonel Tl-'t and Judge VIII
will make application % one Of the city
State iu gcs. more probably Judge Al
kius. though possibly Judges Wexford,
Barton. or Ingram fOra wit of t1tc'
,. in order That flr Ninn may be
hiItd for L.- appearance PEI Tie Scptem
bcr icrm of the Hastings Court
There no difficulty I'm obtaining bail,
800 fact. there arc many of the largest
pro,ery-oVuer- i'm the city ready 10 go
ON Nr Ninus bond.
Mr Wiru Is not mixed Up with the
common ftlous ilc i- comfortably sit'
uated and receives his meals and other
comforts from bis home and friends.
To say people I'm business circles sym
psthize with M Wiun in his troubles,
fails 10 express the truth Il YVES The
topic of talk yesterday, and everybody
spoke teelingiv of the affair and IN high
terms of the prisoner
The frms0f F0urgurean Price i Co.
are p4iued jhat any arrest was ever made
hy the police Iu fact, there T. belief
laarra to-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

Yesterday two men named Bryan and
Bayliss were arrested at The express Of
fee on the charge OF being suspected
thieves /, seems that they Lad come
from Dsnyille and "a telegram was re-
ceived from that city by Major Poe TO
detaiu certain trunk which had been
shipped here from Danyille, and which
contained stolen clothes
About o'clock yesterday afternoon
BRYAN and Bsyli-s went TO the express
Office and asked for the trunk. They
were At once taken into custody aud con-
ductcd to the Office of Major Poe There
am investigation was had, which resulted
in the discharge of Baylss and the de-
teniiou of BRYAN at the Second police
station To- await luuher developments.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
EISiON EIIAtG.


DR. II Mozleys Lemon Elixir is pr.
pared from tne fresh juice cf lemon ',
combined with other vegetable lrr'
tonics, crthartic, aromatic stimu!anis nid
blood purifiers
Fifty cents ard ore dollar per bottle
Sold b. druggists generally.
Prepared only by II. Motley, n d.
Atlanta, Ga.
For hiliousncss aud constipation lake
Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach take
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For sicl; and nervous headaches take
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For slceplessncss and nervousness take
Lemon EliXir.
For palrsralion of tie heart loke
Lemon Elixir
For loss OF appetite and debility take
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For fover., malaria and chills take
Lemon Elixir
Lemon Elixir will not lail you IN any
Of the above named diseases, all OF which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver and
stomach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
To Cruise for Natural History Specimen,

BALTIMORE. Julv ls.-Dr. W. 4.
Brooks, Of Johns Hopkins University,
ha- been appointed Il naturalist OF the
United States Fish Commission COR the
summer Major Mcdonald, the Fish
Commissioner, has placed at bis disposal
one of the vessels belonging 20 the cont
mission, and part of the summer will
be spent in cruising for natural history
specimens In the Gulf stream, and the re-
mainder in carrying on researches in the
station al WOODS Hall, Cape COD, Mass.
DR.. r. II Herrick, special student for
several years at Johns Hopkins uniyer-
sity in zoology, has been appointed pro-
iessor OF biology in Adelberl College
Cleveland, o.
DR.. julius Nelson, special student at
Johns Hopkins University, has been ap-
pointed professor Of zoology in Rutgers
College, New Brunswick, \. j.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

DR.. II. Mozlcy-Doar Sir Aiier ten
years Of great suffering from indigestion
or dyspepsia, with great nervous prosim-
ton and biliousness, disordered kidnej =
and constipation, have been cured By
four bottles Of your Lemon Elixir and
am now well man
Rev. C. G. DAVIS. Elder VI T. church
South, 40. % Tatnall street Atlanta,
Ga
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

The League games were all suspended
yesterday on account Of rain except that
between Chicago and Detroit That re-
suited In score Of to In favor OF
Detroit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

BRIDES FOR REST-It is said that there
is at least one place in New York where
full bridal outfits are rented From the
number of divorce cases in the courts We
are led to suspect that 1t is not unusual
to rent the brides themselves as well as
their outfits.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
purP Ice cream

Hardfro cream, made fresh daily
OF rich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by d. Columbus, corner Iniid
and Broad streets Fine cakes, candle
and traits. Special rates to parties OF
dering for pic-nics excursions, etc, Ia
the city country,or. Telephone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
NGI ESIOSS.
"a ARNiCK PARK
IS


G0NpOLA CHIMBORALO
leave, lr whalt daily except Sunday at
o.uam.. $50. 5s0 ard ls0 pm. Returning,
la.o. warwi,l, Park at I:is, 9i5 els and
Wo pm
on ,UtD rs leaves Richmond at i0n.m..
l.o. t00. aud rm. Returning. leaves War
wick Park at Il.li am. 2:i5 5lj, and 5r0p.m.
l1- sailing, fishing pni bathing Re
.u-nm.nts served at ciy prices.
th. ..mran, reserves tb@ risht to hold
ih. -.uuas iar private partic
tla.ii os coo operative rates made.
THOMAS ELLEfT, sec'y.
%, North Ninth street. Richmond. va.
am, Jm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
CHICAGO'S DYNAMlTERS.
DIABOLICAL PLOT DISCO VERED
AND FRUSTRATED
: he City Shivering at Its Narrow Escape
The Plot Dates Back TO the Execution OF
the Anarchists-A Reign of Terror to be
Inaugurated.

CHICAGO, July 1e-The city has not
,et ceased to shiver at the thought of
.,hat it has escaped through the bold
md timely action of Inspector Bonfield
esterdav The plot dates back to The
me of the conviction of Spies and his
,omrades. At that time the Anarchist
leaders, were loud in their denunciations
f the tribunal before which the con
orators were tried, and the attorneys
.or the prosecution and the police who
,yere represented in the person OF In
hector Bonfield. As soon as the terror
Inspired by the execution had in some
,iegree subsided the leaders of the red
,sg movement began to formulate plots
lor revenge. A close watch was kept on
hem. and seeing that their efforts would
futile, they subsided tor the time
eing
The name Of the ringleader is John
jlronck. and he lives al 1862 Farrel street
lie Is Bohemian, and a cabinetmaker
~ trade. The other man is Frank Cha
elk, who lives al 4GS West Twentieth
~treet. He is also Bohemian, "a is the
inird man, whose name is Frank Cha
iowa, thlIOTt Nv lHB On [ipH pi"|SI ""N,
who is The informer who told the story OF
jbe plot TO the Bohemian, who, in turn,
etailed it to Inspector Bonfiold Id.
1t was agreed that Grinnells house was
he first one TO be blown up, but not un-
l,ss the ex-State Attorney was an inmate
ghen the explosion took place. Judge
iarv's house was the next one marked,
nd last Saturday night was the time set
or carrying out the plot. 1t was not
.ully determined how Inspector Bonfield
vas TO be removed. He was the third on
he list, and he was doomed to dig with
he Others. but how was not fully de
ided upon. The plot mad made rapid
advancement, for, on July 4, Hronck de-
.ailed himself to examine the premises OF
Judge Grinnell's house in Aldine square
with view TO its occupants.
When he reported TO his companions
hat night the enormity of the offense be
AN to dawn upon the mind of Chabowa
lie wrestled with his feelings for several
lays, and finally made up his mind tc
ask for advice from friend. The latter
4urried at once to the police department
md told his story.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
A HEARING

CHICAGO, July 1S.-The three men
charged with conspiracy to murder
Judges Grinnell Grey and others, having
heen taken to the ArmOry poice-stalion
we're brought before Judge Lyon al ! l
o'clock to day for examination.
The cases were continued until Mon
lay, when the evidence against them will
he presented to the grand jury, and they
will be indicted under the dynamite act
and other counts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
THE CELEBRATED
gsOGBNIs3RSDGE
ALUM SPRINGS

WITH ITS
THREE SUPERB HOTELS AND COTTAGE
AlCOt fObAItuN~ ARE UNEAlEP-
T4OHlHLt ~ ITS APPOINT
NENJS. ARE now OPEN.
Capac,y Twelve Hundred.
oates per month % twenty eight dsys' ipm
500 fir. ucl0rins 10 ne anh -
.stlou 0I room special rates
for toe -ta-'n.
NJ Iobn e. rnlI ot Biitimorc. ce.ebraie1 IN
.tI. 'tr. /. Do. .nfrgrui tlc CUISINE WIN an
efficient corps 90 'W ln1t~- .......,..., a.,
mountain. $500 i..t G.-h.
ftr pteaf farsty 90 ni-rtre3 i'aehci ani !a
e,,rri b. tnr.e MafcIs after aIl othei i.h'S.iies
b.,o ftif..l lre -n numerous that theS hatr
tle endorsements al the NeoIe@ cy.'ets W
N't.inia "A. Well ~ the bigh,st medieai ~
th6ilt'y In tine nited states famp,e's 10 &c
MAJ at Purcell ADD 8 Co. Ail thv y, '" ~
"' '''' 0tOHttE l. PEYTON.
General Manager,
e. ,r. .rly managing partner ol tue =" "i M H.,
,a,,, e,.in.. l.ls.1t.en years. oyiV-ifu
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

MIR. Wins Case-ENamination waived
ani the Matter Con;inuei-Appiication
for nabeas Corpus to he Mode To-day.
Brief Noics nnd General Mention
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

..., FRED Il. scor1.
osrunNAe BRANCH il co, BANh
.os uC.MMIssION MERCHANTS
sr..r. ergCks. and sBCt kiIiES
.f,, .i,e' AED SOLD IN this and all tns
Sc aarea private telegraph w,ss iro% snS our our
Office so o.. ,ne nnIths.ni .t.r,s'Ks WITHIN
.... rn1utes OF tne,r receipt AZ our once, sorr
-. .-tIof4t Ious every quarter Oh 81 hoo.
..tni, ave 0Yon ~ me insPeeu"o VI "~'
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,o.d ana Corporation Securities ana s's's
Bonds. cucuAs aRANCH 4 CO.
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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

speedy e0dctmoQG OF measures OF leplSla-
tion which will confine the future dis
position of our remaining agricultural
lands to the uses of actual husbandry
and genuine homes.
Nor should our vast tracts Of so-called
desert lands be yielded up to the mon
opoly of corporations or grasping indi-
viduals, as appears to be much the
tendency under the existing statute,
These lands require but the supply of
water to become fertile and productive.
1t is problem of great moment how
much wisely for the public good that
factor shall be furnished. I cannot but
think it perilous to suffer either these
lands or the sources of their irrigation
to fall into the hands of monopolies
which by such means may exercise lord
ship over areas dependent on their treat
ment for prod Netiveness.
State Land Grants.
commend also the recommendation
that appropriate measures be taken to
complete che adjustment of various
grants made to the states for internal
improvements, and of swamp and over
Flowed land as well as to adiudicate and
finally determine the validity and extent
Of the numerous private land claims.
All these are elements of great injustice
and peril to the settlers upon the local
titles affected, and now that their exist
ence is more pressing than ever to fix, as
soon as possible their bounds, and ter
inmate the threats Of trouble which arise
from uncertainty.
Our Indian Population.
The condition Of our Indian popula-
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Prepared for the Coming Hosts.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-This is a great
season for the half of Washington which
lives on the other half by furnishing
board and lodging. The boarding house
keepers and the people who have rooms
to rent evidently expect a mighty host
in the near future. Although signs of
rooms to rent are about as numerous as
the houses themselves, yet the most ex.
tortionate prices are asked. From $50 to
800 month for room without board
is not an uncommon price. and $50 for q
single room on top floors is the usual
price in well kept houses.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
The Militia Under Arms.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Dec. IA renewal of
the trouble between the New York, Ma
honing and Western railroad at Ottawa
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton over crossing, occurred again
Saturday night, and the local military
company has since been compelled to
patrol the scene of the disturbance to
prevent trouble and bloodshed.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Three Killed i'm the Collision.

MERR1ToN, Ont, Dec. Awhile an
engine was taking water at a tank in
the Grand Trunk yard here this morn
ing, coal train ran into it. Michael
Sherry, fireman; James Williams, en-.
gineer, and Brakeman Allen, all of the
coal train, were Instantly killed. None
Of the train hands of the other train
were injured.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Not Such Friends After AM.

BERLIN, Dec. 4.-The Cologne Gazette
says that tension is threatened in the
diplomatic relations between Russia and
Persia, owing to the military and COM
mercial ascendency of England in Per-
sia. The shah has refused an exeauatur
to the Russian consul at Mesped, where
an English consul has long been estab-
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Minneapolis win Have q Mard, Z,

Minneapolis Will Have Mardi Gras.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-There are sew
eral schemes projected for making the
exposition of 1889 success, the most
important being a carnival something
after the Mardi Gras at New Orleans OF
the Yelled Prophets at st. Louis, with .
grand ball and caricature parade as the
main features -
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Relative Size Of Rivals.

YANKToN, OAK, Dec. "A Yankton
authority figures out the population Of
the largest eight cities of Dakota as fol-
lows: Sioux Falls, 1866; Fargo, $500:
Grand Forks, 7,428; Yankton, 8,258:
jamestown, 9, 6,159 Aberdeen, 1865, HUI
ron, S,64O: Rapid City, 3.12O.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
q. A. r. In Asilwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, Dec. The executive
committee of the national council of
administer G. A. R., are holding
private meeting here. q