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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06
Police Notes.

In the PoliceCourt yesterday but few
cases Of importance were on the docket.
J. G.. Williams was fined s. and costs
for being disorderly aud resisting the po-
lice.
John Green (colored) was found carry
ing a pistol concealed, and was fined in
consequence 500 and costs.
Lucien Green (colored got into fight
and paid s. in consequence.
One vagrant went to Jail 10 remain
during The Exposition, and in default Of
surety, and a large number Of parties
were fined for being drunk
Thieves entered the residence Of Mr.
Emmett Taylor, No. 1872 South First
street and stole a lot of wearing apparel.
iewelry, etc. The thief has no, been cap
tured.
John Num-, a bright mulatio IS wanted
in Durham, n c., for the murder OF
Fisher Herndon on the night Of septem
ber Goth last
Thieves have robbed the residence Of
MI S,onewall Wright corner of Spring
and Pine streets Of apocketbook, so and
two raZOrs.
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PARIS, October IA crowd, number
ing 1000 persons, gathered at the Eastern
Railway depot today to greet General
B0uanger on his return to the city. The
general, however, was ayerse to a demon
stration. and he euded the crowd and
made bis way to his hotel unobserved.
VIENNA, October 5-Emperor Francis
Joseph has appointed Prince Henry,
brother OF the Emperor Of Germany, an
honorary commander in the Austrian
navy. Emperor William and the Crown
Prince OF Austria went deer stalking to-
day in the Lainzer Thiergarten.
ST. PETERsBrRG, October 5.-The
car and czarina and Czarewitch have
arrived al Yekalerlnodar, capital of the
province Of Kooban in Caucasia. There
was general assembly OF the KoOban
C0ssaCks in honor OF the occasion and
the Cossacks paraded with their regalis
and historical emblems before the i'm
perial patty Aiierward Cossack depu-
iaiions presented the car with valuable
gifts
LONDON, October 5-Violent storms
have prevailed on the North sea. Sew
eral tshing smacks which have arrived
at English ports report the loss Of por-
tiOns OF their crews who were washed
overheard.
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Mr. George I. Thomas Of the whole
sale commission house OF George /.
Thomas & Co, Baltimore, is in the city.
DR.. A. F. Cox of Alexandria Is in the
city, with Lee Camp, No. >, OF that city.
He his Grand Master-at.A of the
Grand Lodge OF knights Of Pythias
lie will remain in the city two or three
days.
Master Willie HUBBARD entertained the
ladies Of Hollywood Memorial Associa-
tion yesterday while the parade were
reaching Hollywood with reciiations Of
battle songs.
The opening exercises OF the Twenty
fifth annual convention Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers will take place 81
Richmond Theatre at > o'clock p. m,
October nth The Committee on lnyi-
tstiOn is J. G. NcAlexander. c. Bariman
and J. B. Burnett. Mr.. J. W. Kendall is
chairman OF the Committee Of Arrange
menis.
Among the Yirginians in the city yes
terday at the unyeiling Of the monument
to Pickett and his men were J W. II.
Porter Of the Portsmouth Enterprise
T,mos Michael Gennan, Postmaster of
Norfolk, Senator Dalton from the same
city, Delegate Walter A Edwards and
Captain Bob Bright of Williamsburg
The Marine Band from the Gospori
Navy Yard which accompanied the
Stonewall Camp from Portsmouth played
good music yesterday.
At a meeting Of the Madison Ward
Democratic Club, held last night, it was
unanimously voted that the club will
participate In the Democratic demonsira-
ton TO take place on October 2iih. The
club uniform to consist of Cleveland hat
and bandana. The following citizens OF
the ward, viz Meyer Greentree, Sol
We'll, W 0. Priddy, H. c. Johnson, and
j. +. FerIiter. were elected active mem
bers of the club
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Church Notes.

ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
Broad street, between Twent fourth and
Twenty-ffth sunday school 9l5 am.
Holy communion and sermon II am.
Evening prayer and sermon $ pm also
Wednesday pm.
Weddell Memorial Chapel, Denny
street, Fulton: Sunday school 3 pm.
Services of special interest 4.lj pm.
Calvary AIission-rooms, Nineteenth
and Main streets Sunday school re.
sumed $3.50 pm. Prayer meeting Friday
pm.
Chapel Of the Good shepherd, Twen-
tv-eighth street, between Leigh and VI,
(for colored persons. Opening services
at p. NJ, with address by Rev. W. l..
Grayatt of Norfolk. Sunday school also
at p. nj.
At pm. tomorrow afternoon the
schools of the First English and Trinity
Lutheran Churches will meet in union al
Trinity Church, Twenty ninth and p
streets. Several prominent workers in
Sunday schools are expected to be on
hand and interesting addresses are antic-
ipated The public are invited.
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Tho Orher OF rron mn.

+. D SoweIby. Supreme Justice OF the
Order of Iron Hall of indianapolis. is I'D
The city stopping al the Exchange.
Thursday night be paid Oh the final
benefit poiicic- of Branch !, of Manches-
ter. II which l2, members were
lcft Each received $1,000, minus
some small amounts 0f benefit
thcy had drawn durinr ihe seven years
Last night he visited the Sis
terhoad branch oi ibis city M Th0ns
Hall with Tie committee of all the
brotherhood branches OF The city and
was afterwards entertained by the com
m.tiee al Mufplys Hotel. where iCgu-
lar Virginia oyster banquet was spread
IIe will probably De in Tie city for some
days longer.
Ills reports OF iLe financial standing Of
the order showed 10 10 De excellent The
system of paying Sl001 IN seven years
aud S2j a week % The members in case OF
sickness is proven 20 be substantial and
Geservedly popular. aad the oider nov
contains from $1,000 to 10000 members
in good standing.
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rHK DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Nicaragua Canal Bill in the House

The Nicaragua Canal Bill in the House.
WASHINGTON. ID c.. October 5-The
Senate was NOT In session rday.
In the House a motion was agreed to
for an adjournment from to-day until
Monday.
la Committee of the Whole the bill
authorizing the Sioux 4 Southwestern
Railroad Company to construct a bridge
across the Mississippi river was taken
up. The point of no quorum was raised
on the question 10 report the bill to the
House. The bill was withdrawn
The bill TO incorporate the Maritime
Canal Company Of Nicaragua was taken
up.
Mr. Culberts0n of Texas offered an
amendment providing that nothing in
the act shall be construed 10 involve the
United States In any pecuniary obliga-
tions other than in the respect to the pay
mcnt OF tolls Agreed to-
The question was pu; on reporting the
bill fayorablv TO the House. The vote
resulted 33 10 6
Mr. Fuller OF Iowa made the point Of
no quorum.
The committee then rose
Mr Barns of Missouri offered concur
rent resolution, which was agreed to, for
the appointment of q select Joint commit
tee Of three Senators and three Repre-
seniatiyes TO investigate the work On the
Washington aud aQueduct sunnel A
bin was reported appropriaiing SlG6,250
for completing the improvement and
dredging of The ST. Clair Flas Ship
Canal. Referred to the Co9miltee Of the
Whole
The House at pm. took recess un-
III m
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THAT flag EPI,ODE.
Commander Brown Of Philadelphia Ex-
presses Regrets.

4 regular meeting Of X +. Lee Camp,
c. V, No /. was held last night.
Mr.. j. II. Brown, Commander Of Post
$. Gland Army of the Republic of Phila-
delphis. together with number Of his
comrades were present.
After the regular routine Commander
Brown was accorded the floor He made
a long speech. in which he expressed
much regret that few members OF his
party had contributed TO mar the pleasure
of the occasion OF their visit here by the
flag episode Of today He assured the
camp that it did not arise from any Ill
feeling His speech was a feeling one,
and was loudly applauded by all the
members of he camp.
On motion Of Mr. Ferri;er Captain
Bohannon was invited TO reply to Mr.
Brown, which he did in happy manner
calculated TO paciiy any i.i-ieel.ng which
u gLt have lcen created.
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CLEVELAND, O, October "a terrific
explosion OF accumulated gas occurred in
the new water works tunnel at an early
hour this morning. The main shaft is
down ninety-fye feet and the explosion
occurred at this depth in the part of the
tunnel leading out under the lake. Five
men were horribly burned and taken out
in dying condition. They were re-
moved to different hospitals.
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position and visit Buffalo Bill daily, and
when the Deadwood stage approaches
the grand stand number Of persons al
ways run to get seats and be passengers
during the attack by hostile Indians.
FoR REPORTER
The TINES reporter was informed that
in response 10 the suggestion Of the TIMES
room had been set apart for The beneht
Of the representatives Of the press. lnis
has been a much needed addition, and IT
Is strange that The managers of the EX-
pOsiiiOn were so late in looking 10 the
accommodation Of their best friends. II
is probable. however, that 10 was not The
intention Of the directors TO so far ignore
The newspaper men, as is evidenced by
their quick response the suggestion
made It was ouly necessary TO call their
attention TO their omission.
C0L0RUD DEPARTMENT.
In The coloied department there are
many surprisingly good exhibits.
The Ilaii-h1rn Memorial College pu-
pills exhibits Several well dDlineaied paint
ing. and drawings The portraits OIL
eminent c0i0red men show good work.
and the mans drawn hv pupi.~ are very
fine
Thf- dfpaffmrnf however. IS very
limited ln iis exhibit, and r. large portion
OF the pace set apart for lhe col0red eX-
hibiion IS 80 far not occu-cl
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Messi5. H. a. PATTERSON " TO- y's'e'
day bad about dozen c0ioiea men ana
women 90 work 10 DIS Oooih MAKING
twist chewing tobacco. Ihese Al ticans'
who always seem happy wheD they are
allowed 90 work al Their pleasure, are
joyial, and with their h0uilY
comic songs attract many persons.
The firm Of J Thompson Brown
Co. is represented by residence win
growing cedars and long grass IN lhc
yard. Around thls mover cottage lneIc
is a gfaVelied WaIkNay' WheIe a man on
horseOack ana Veui-les are constantly
moving AROUND.
Messrs. II J.. staples 20. aiso pre-
sent cabin constructed %hoi'y OF corn
and Mheai. IN Inc yaIu utioIe lnl9
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
Ne = t G L q a y's Occur
renceS in and About
the City.
pRoCrrDINGs OF THE DIITTRENT
COURTS.
General Local News and Notes.
General Local New- and Notcs.
A BRILLIANT MARKIAGL..


Colonel G. O'E. cowardin and Mis- moaie.
Yesterday the marriage OF Colonel
Charles OBJ Cowardin. one Of the pro-
plietors of the Di,puch. and member
of Governors Lees staff, 20 Miss Anna
Margaretta Moale Of Baltimore, took
place al The Roman Catholic Cathedral.
in that city, and the Baltimore Ni" ~
Yesterday thus describes the interesting
ceremony:
Miss Anna NarEarctia MOa'e a. Bi.t-
more. was married yesterday Co Nh o.
OBJ COwarlin at the Cathedral in tae
presence OF thiOrg Of friends and See
quaintance-- Miss MOale is daughter
of llr and h.-. llenIy M0ale, 80. 1922
Madison avenue, and Isl direct descend. !.
aat ol ihe iirsi white c.'ilI born in b~i'-
more. She has light hMr ana brown
ovcs, and Is quite pretty foi some tine
.e has been NE leadl1g soprano in iNe
Cathedral choir. ine groom ls one %.
le owners and editors 0l Inc flchmoil
\ a.) D1Hy DspN"
The iootWay 10 iAe church was covered
with canopy from ihe cufbstonc % ine
church door The spectators ie-tn TO
arhc at ! o'clock aud poured iA me
building 10 s'eady stream, ara hy '.'''
o'clock standing room could not be ha''.
Every ai.le gallery and pew Wa1 hlied.
The occasion was hon0rcd with The pre-
sence of Governor FlHhugh Lee ol Viz
ginia who occupied 'front.' seat, ana
was accompanied ~ Colonel Richard + i.
Beirne, Colonel u. o. James and Colonci
Samuel B. Wit. Hon. j. Randolph
Iu ker OF Virginia was also present.
The arrival OF the wedding party was
announced by achOir OF hity voices VINO
sent forth the strains OF a professional
march as me Dflae eaieiei me a9or ne hs
ushefs were hfsI IN me- iolo%eu oy .nj
Diluesm'ius anu lne Diiue' vi en'o' &c.
ltahlhB upon 'ho aim ol nei ia'H0'' a
the altar steps lhe parry Joineu IN semi
circle, with Two ladles aud thrte genie.
men on either slde. lhe pest elrl anu
man stood between the BRIDE ana groom
and the ushers
Ihe bflde wore a costume OF Whl'e
iail.e, trimmed with orange blossoms
and Chantiiiy lace, q tuile veil ana 81 sne
carried Dunch o, NephIlos ouIs' De
Dest glri' MISS I annie T. Moal9' No'e
Whi'e ana cdriieu d guhCh gl ieu 'OSes;
lhe bridesmaids, Misscs J1iie',, a.
Carrie nan OF Oia,tmon', Nlss Na'ga' ,
ret'a lia-za,u' ana MISS Annie l. Moaie'
were dressed 10 "iille iace, trimmed WIN WIN
Velis. TWO carried Mareschai Neil roses
and Two carried Jaequemihots' lie
usDcrs' ID evening costumes were marry
Mole JT, j. handoiPh lueAer' JI'
! homas hullngs, W IMAM Damuann'
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THE wHITEcHaPEL MURDERS.


IHt TOII't Haft NhVtHtI IHt"IN'
LONDON, October j.-rhe police have
adopted the story that the sailor, George
Dodge, relates about the Malay cook,
who, as revenge for being robted by a
woman with whom be had consorled
threatened to murder and mulilate every
Whitechspel woman he met until he
found the guilty one. Acting upon this
clue the police are hunting everywhere
tor the Malay.
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Janauschek.

Mr.. James p. Cotton, advance agent
for Madame Janauschek is in the city
arranging for the appearance OF that dis
tinguishcd actress al the Mozart
Academy. She will open Friday even
ing next for two nights and Saturday
matinee, producing Friday night Meg
Merriles," Saturday matinee Mother
and Son" and Saturday night Mac
hafh ~
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A Sight TO See.

Near the Exposition grounds, Ives &
Kendrick, at their museum, will feed live
animals to the famous boa constructor
Saturday at pm. sharp. This tremen-
dous reptile has not had mouthful 70
eat for four weeks. 1t will certainly be
a sight to see.
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Judge Wexford yesterday heard argu-
ment of counsel, and refused to increase
the amount Of the bond Of MIR Harvey
Wilson, the receiver of Shelby's defunct
circus. The tents Of this show are all
folded up and packed away. The horses
are in livery stables, and the menagerie
is a the Exposition grounds.
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Hastings Court.

In this court yesterday, Cupid Robin
son (colored), arraigned OIL the charge of
committing criminal assault on the
person of one Minnie Brown (colored),
was tried and acquitted
The court then adjourned until today.
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DELINQUENT Taxes

The Clerk of the Hastings Court has
turned over to the City Treasurer the
DELINQUENT taX-list Of the year 1897. Par
ties who DEERE 10 settle up can call on
the Treasurer at any time at his Office in
the CifV Hall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06

II you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
In "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
AS these fine brands of cigareitesof Car
roll j. Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06

If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in "My sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so grown
AS these fine brands Of cigarettes Of Car
roll j. Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06
Meeting for sunday-school Teachers.

The Sunday-school Teachers are again
notified Of the meeting TO be conducted
by Rev. H. NJ. Jackson at the Y. NJ. c.
A. to-day at 5 m. The lesson for next
Sunday will be taught.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06
ruE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
Talk Of a Congressional Recess on the
18th Instant.

Talk Of a Congressional Recess on the
10Th Instant.
WASHINGTON. October lJ.--The ques-
ton Of adjournment is stll open Had
not Mr. Breckenridge inlerieTei yester-
day an adjournment resolution for the
10Th would doubtless have passed the
House There is talk now OF recess on
the 18th. No one knows just what will
be the outcome. 1t is understood that
Mr. Carlisle still hopes for an adjourn
ment not later than the middle Of the
month.
ENCOURAGING DEMOCRATIC NEWS.
All the most ecliye campaigners are
now in the field, of course. For these
who are near at hand the Capitol is
sort OF base of supplies Members Of the
Ways and Means Committee come in hot
from the field. are here for day, and
then are away again for the thick OF the
tight. Those who come in are imme-
diately surrounded by their colleagues,
who are eager for the news. Mr.. {. X.
Breckenridge and Mr.. Springer brought
in good reports OF the canvass on the
Democratic side. inspiring their asso-
ciates with confidence. Mr. Miller, who
has been making stump speeches In New
York and New Jersey, appeared In the
House to-day and made similar encour-
aging reports.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06

CHICAGO, October 5.-W. II. King, a
bookkeeper for the Brunswick Bake
Co!lender Company was arrested last
night on warrant charging him with
having embezzled $1,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06
In baseball

1t looks like New York. In Liver Pills
| IL is Dr.. David's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06

The following is the result of the
League games played yesterday:
At st. Louis
Kansas Citys No game on account
Of rain.
AT Boston:
Bostons ........ .00O1 O400 o.
DelrOits. ..... ~ 90 o 0 % ! 1-3
Base-hits Bosions, 8; Detroiis, II Er-
rors: Bostons. A. De.roils. T. Batteries
Clarkson aud Somers; Geizein and SOt.
cl.fe. Umpire Valentine.
At New York
New Yorks .......0 O1O19 0-12
Chicagos ........1 0 0 0 0 0 4 6
Base-hiis: New Y0rks, -. Chicagos, 10
Errors: New Yorks, , Chicagos T. Bat
teries Tilconrb and Murphy; Dwyer and
Flint. Umpire Kelly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-06

Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
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THE DOCTORS PLEASED.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October up
90 noon to-day there are three deaths, but
names cannot be asccrtained. Thirty
eight new cases (whiie) Doctors are all
feeling much pleased at the decrease
in the epidemic and they say
that all of their patients are
doing well. Fernandina has Howard
Association formed Of members who went
through the yellow fever epidemic in
that town in 1871 81. Augustine had
300 cases Of "dengue,' October lst, go
saws a private letter from there.
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TRECONCERT

Las, night ,hepyroctechnic displays on
the Exposition grounds were witnessed
by thousands Of persons and the general
verdict was that the display was the best
ever seen in this city.
The fixed figures were remarkable,
among the most novel Of which was .
girl and boy seesawing on a plank.
portrait Of General stoneWail Jack
son caused loud cheers and applaud from
all on the grounds The resemblance
was very striking. and eiTectually showed
the skill with which it was made.
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position and visit Buffalo Bill daily, and
when the Deadwoo stage approaches
the grand stand a. number Of persons al
ways run to get seats and be passengers
during the attack by hostile Indians.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

Yuma A. I. Dec. 2lst, 1887.
Redemption of Ynma County War
ants.
All outstanding warrants on the
general fund of Yuma County A. Z
remaining Of The year 1875 and up {
ana Including No. SO OF 1876 aud d.
warrants on the road fund u to no. i
1885 will De paid on presentation d.
his Office.
Interest on called warrants WI
.ase January lst 1888. If not prt
scented for redemption by that dai.
funds an hand will be applied to The
of warrants next in ordei
a. f. DE CoRsE,
County Treasurer.
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A Washington are9i@. says. a S
2ator, who kes :sts2 ? 3sep iai:e-e,;.
ne contrave-sv - 81. @a..~
ali he -ad a.. a ,cess.3a. last l.,
JONI cola mss o. wi! esr,= 20 d. J1-a.-
'erhaps with a provision to- bou, T.
to American fishermen. He d. -
express any confidence as to IL
suit. If such treaty should reae.
the Senate. Another report, said
have originated with the British o."
missioners OF their attaches, is t. t.
effect that the Commission has virtr.ll
abandoned all hopes Of reaching
agreement, and the most which I. .
expected is that the Commission
will recommend to their respect
an Interpretation Of II.
treaty of 1918 which shall be satisf:
tory both to Great Britain and t.,
United States, and shall be ratified b.
means Of Board Of Arbitration.
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Clerk.
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