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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-11
OPINION DAY.
4 Number OF Decision. by the Supreme
Court of Appeals.

Court Of Appeals.
Chaliin against Lynch From the Cir
cult Court of the city of Richmond. Re.
versed Judge Lewis delivering the opin-
ion.
Sutherland's executor and others
against Svdnor and Others. From the
Circuit Court of the city Of Petersburg
Reversed. Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Messiek against Thomas. From the
Circuit Court OF York Affirmed, Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Barker and wife against Jenkins and
others. From the Circuit Court Of Han
over county. Reversed, Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion.
Murrell against Diggs. From the cir
cult Court Of the city OF Lynchburg.
Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Black against Sherwood. From the
Circuit Court of Elizabeth City county
Affirmed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion
Nelson, receiver, against Hammer and
others. From the Circuit Court of Pitt
sylvania county. Affirmed, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
5 ibel against Rapp. From the Cor
pOration Court of Norfolk Affirmed,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Hawkins against Gresham. From the
Circuit Court OF the town of Danville.
Appeal dismissed for want of jurisdic-
ton, Judge Lacy delivering the opinion
Green and Miller against Brengle.
From the Corporation Court of the town
of Danvile. Reversed, Judge Fauntle-
roy delivering the opinion.
Lee against Hill. From the Circuit
Court OF the town Of Danviile. Re-
yersed, Judge Faunlleroy delivering tie
opinion.
vass & Co. against Mo,ley's admins.
traitor From the Corporation Court Of
the town of Danville. Reversed, Judge
Hinton delivering the opinion.
Landrum against Motley Administrator.
From the Corporation Court of the town
OF Danyiile. Reversed, Judge Hinton
delivering the opinion.
r. b. Brown, Esq, was allowed to prac-
tice in this court.
Pitts against SPOTS i Gibson and
others Appeal and supersedeas allowed
10 decree OF the Circuit Court of King
and Queen county.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany against Jackson's administrator
Petition for rehearng filed.
The court adjourned until next Thur s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM OYER TIE
WIRES.
In Congress Yesterday-The Hatch Mys-
terry In New York-Mr. ingalls, War
Record The Fmperor's sCondifion-Short
kilograms from Home and Abroad.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-'n the Senate
to-day Mr. Quay introduced bill! appro.
priating $1j, 900 to put the telephone and
telegraph wire connecting the depart
ment buildings in this city and $ls00OC
to put the District telegraph and tele
phone wires underground. The bills au-
ihorize the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings and Grounds to invite propo-
sails. execute contracts, and supervise the
work in accordance with the plans re-
Gently submitted by him to Congress.
The bills were referred to the District
and Public Buildings committees, respec-
lively.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he
would at the first opportunity ask for &C
tion on the resolution in reference TO the
consideration of the Fisheries treaty.
Mr.. Riddleberger gave notice that he
would tomorrow begin to resist all re-
quests for consideration of other than
morning business in the morning hour.
At o'clock Sir. Sherman secured con
sideralion of the resolution for the publ
cation of the proceedings of the Senate
in consideration of the Fisheries treaty.
Mr. Ednunds asked that the doors be
closed, and this was done
THE HOUSE.
lu the House, Mr. McCreary of Ken
lucky, submitted the conference report
on the Joint resolution, authorizing the
President to arrange conference for the
purpose of promoting arbitration and
encouraging reciprocal commercial rela-
America and the republics of Mexico and
Central and South America and the En-
pire OF Brazil. Adopted
After some unimportant business the
House went into committee of the whole
(Mr. Springer of Illinois, in the chair on
the tariff bill
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N..,y Walsh has the biggest foot on
tae s.. York team.
N lead the League IN stealing bases
last yr.r and ranked well as batter.
U.. 4l was first mentioned IN the
Bible when Noah put the lark out on
fv
The oniv case OF an umpire being
m0olfi this season occurred last week IN
New Orleans
E4throok was soundly Missed in Chi
lsco recently because of his assault on
Sullivan i'm Indianapolis.
ILr Grand stand i'm Boston cost $50,
ol 4ui Is furnished with regular opera
chair. Tie grounds are enclosed by a
high wall
An~oa thinks Cleveland will win; but
An.ou +, good Democrat, and probably
MEATS Grover Cleveland and not the
l.eVe.lud Club
Mike Kcley's book, Base Ball, IS
tavnra great run. i; contains great
many anecdotes. and in most Of them he
figures quite conspicuously himself
The New York spectators are much
pleased with young Fosters heiding'
Manager Meutrie would DO well 10 give
Of bis Young blood chance to
cover luird base.
There is q scheme on hand to carry two
h,cbli. clubs TO Australia next iall ;
ii- -acces. is doubtful for a year since a
similar project to Cuba was dismal
i..cre Badbourue has not been heard
i,0m fpr 0ycr TWO weeks his conduct Is
falAer mystc,y, Tor now while his cluD
lsia such sad state for pitchers his eX-
Ce,-ye demands are most likely to be ac-
4l.r-,ei ln
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Abpiic.tion for Further Respite.

Yesterday Governor Lee received by
mail au application for the further respite
o. Turner Ashby RidenOur who Is now
under sentence of death in Frederick
county for The mu der Of his brother
About two months ago, the Governor
granted Ridenour a respite OF sixty days
luN. June l,l. aud now his counsel ask
10, another reprieye on the grounds that
lte petition for al appeal ard copy
"i lhe record in the case have just been
placed in Judge Turner's hands, and the
record ia is case is said to be very
'oIuuin0u-. and involves some intricate
4nl d.l!icull questions Of lsS
HE Governor has taken no action IN
'As case, blt is considering the matter.
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, stormy Time oser the Election of Dele
gates TO Petersburg.

,-f.r,ny Time over the Election Of Dele
gates TO Petersburg.
al yesterday morning the lowering Of
.I.., crowd around the County Court
Ir.. announced The fact that Repnbli-
...r mas, meeting would be held. When
,l.r r.porter arrived upon the scene at
-fi- .c found about hny negroes, four
n.I-. m.u. and b. Taylor McCue, Esq
.r.-.u'
AZ pI5 sheriff j. W southwark
....rm.u Of the County Republican
Committee. called The meeting 10 order
.r. -t.t,t 10 was held for the purpose of
D,.ru- t-u delegates and I'VE alternales
. tI Petersburg convention, which
....,- uuf fLc 11th I'm opening the meet
..-t.. Sheriff made one of his spread
.... speeches. announced his intention
Standing hv Malone. and IN conclud-
r.. -i-naicd Judge + Naddill as TEN
..r-. chairman, and + Dickerson, Jr,
...rr.a. secretary. After a great deal
..uur1iinE the temporary organization
ra- made permanent
Un motion of Mr. Southward, com
raf. 10 thirteen. three from each town
.fr end one from the county at large
v.. .nr1inted % submit to the meeting
-.-.. n PARTIES 20 act as delegates
Tine committee retired and motion fOI
.-,.l.- were voted down.
t,tnc invitation Of the meeting, An
l-.e Eq.ton. .c0l0redl, made ten
minutes address, and appealed 10 ms
,rI-ors 20 "stand by Billy Malone AT
Ill. conclusion of Easton's talk, recess
often minutes was taken
Tie committee al l.4j submitted the
following nantes 90 the meeting: F0r
i.',-,te-. J ". Southwark. William II
8.yriIre. Lewis Harris Joseph Pear
mai. Hcrekiah Jonathan, VI ". Hale
D..l }0,hua Fry. b =. McCue, Siles b
f..F-.n and MuscOe Vessels. Alter
as,,-. Edmund Waddill. Jr, EMS Dick
a.... John Jones, j J. Shaw and James
n Kl.elI
Ofh. delegates. I'VE are white and five
..0rI altcrnates, two are negroes ana
..r.. arr whites.
Randall Burwell Dcol0redl objected 10
.l. report of the committee, claiming
.lat ~I4V lad been selected by the com
a.ice "a delegate and not an alternate
Thom4s f Williams lcoloredl made a
lengthy argument against the appoint
mtut Df VI IS. Lakewood, on the
ground That he was Wise man.
About half an hour was spentin squat d
bling when the previous question, the
adoption uf The report, was called Tor
Division was had and could not be de-
d3d until the meeting was divided into
sections. one on each side of the room
Before ,Ai. was done ihe greatest contu-
sion prevailed. Finally the report was
sd1p.ui and amid great disorder the
mee.iu- at2l5. adjourned.
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To THxpayers.

ALL LICENSE TAXEs DUE THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA CAN BE PAID N COUPONS ATA
LARGE SAVING TO THE TAXPAYER.
BY the production of the Bonds rom
which the Coupons are detached the
laws of the State provide for the accept.
ance Of the Coupons. Taxpayers there.
by obtain receipt and have no further
trouble.
| have large number Of Bonds bear
ing past-due Coupons, with which tax
payers can pay their license or overdue
property taxes.
The counsel of the Committee of Vir.
ginia Bondholders, Mr.. William l..
Royal, will produce the Bonds in court
for my clients only.
JAMES p. COOPER,
OIL Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Drowned In the Canal.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Taylor
was summoned to hold an inquest over
the body of young white boy, who was
found drowned in the canal. lnvestiga.
ton showed that his name Was Edward
Hermann, and that he was 9 years old
and lived at No. 3 High street. The
BODY VAS found in the canal near the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad shop
about ? O'Clock pm, and it is supposed
that the little fellow fell in the water and
was unable TO get out. No one witnessed
the unfortunate accident.
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4" Doctor.

| have been giving my children DIR. DA-
vTD's CoUGH SYRUP, and it acts 80 well
that if you do not object | will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles"
Object! Why, certainly not, know
ing as do the ingredients of the ex-
celent Cough Syrup. | always recon-.
mend 1t to my patients and find 1t
cures every time, but see that you get
he genuine DR.. Davids Cough Syrup.
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HOME NEW s.
....rgrDlYS REPORT FRON THE
rI7Y AND COUNTY

.4 (,tcmanic, at Oakwood Gene
,.r found Drowned in the Canal ihe
,..ti-t Convention -Proccedings of the
,.uft> Local Paragraphs
Yesterday was olserycd as Memorial
n...f Oakwool The First Regiment,
command Of Major Bidgood,
,.-.. QUO and marched to the cemetery,
ufrr prayer and a few appropriate rc-
r..-s. we're made 10y Rev. Dr hoge.
m, graves OF the old heroes were appro-
rr.sty d,coralcd by the ladies OF the
n.,rl.l Memorial Association, and the
...r..,s were solemn and impressive.
RI Or thc di.agrecablc weather the at
o.. lance al thr cemetery would have
b.,n mach larger
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SHORT TELEGKAMS.

NEW YORK, May l0.-A collision oc-
cured on the East River this morning
between the ferryboats Montana and Re-
public. Both boats were pretty well
crowded, and the usual panic ensued, but
no one was hurt. Both boats were able
to proceed unsided to their respective
slips.
LONDON, May 10-The following
American ladies were presented to the
Queen yesterday at Buckingham Palace
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Fitzhugh
Whitehouse, Mrs. James Mackin, and
Mrs. James Blocker Miller. The draw.
ing.room was brilliant, and an immense
crowd was in attendance
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MIR. INGALLS, WAR RECORD.
Mr.. voorhees, Expected to Make n scorch
ing Arrangement.

Mr.. voorhees, Expected to Make scorch
ing Arrangement.
KANSAS CITY, May l0.-The people are
on the tip-toe of expectation for the COM
ing speech by Mr. VOORHEES, on May II
That 1t will be a scOrcher goes without
SAYING, but that ii will show up ingalls,
Copperhead record is almost beyond be.
lief, but strange 10 say, absolutely true.
John Sullivan, Secretary Of the Demo.
cratic Club of Kansas City, has re-
returned from Topeka and other Kansas
towns, having gathered a mass of facts
that is simply overwhelming in their ma
ture.
One of the aueerest discoveries made
was the war time files of ingalls, paper
the Atchison Champion, have recently dis
appeared from the Historical Society
rooms at Topeka.
In 1852 it will be remembered that In
gals WAS on the opposition Republican
tickets for Lieutenant Governor. HI
was defeated in the election, as his ticket
stood fairly and squarely opposed to the
Presidents emancipation proclamation
The Republican Central Committee is
sued an address to the loyal voters OF
Kansas, which closed as follows: I'll
there is man in the State who think,
more Of jeff. Davis than he does Of Lin
coin, his vote is certain for this ticket.
The result of the election was dissstrou.
to ingalls,. He carried but three coun
ties, and out of 1900 soldiers votes ht
got bare 200 On the evening before
the election of 1854 the Leavenwortt
Conssrcatire said There Is not a traitor
In Kansas, but will vote for Thatcher and
ingalls, tomorrow.
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Nj. Intropidi's Benefit.

\ large number of the friends OF The
beneficiary whose name heads this
Article. testified their appreciation of hin
AZ an artist aud man by turning out IN
fine style 10 his benefit performance last
night Mrs. Equi and Miss Florsheim
delighted the audience with piano Duet
and MIR Shervin, the late popular Pooh
Bah" sang True 10 the Last" Mrs Styl
was heard in song of Davis, swallow
rowing swallow" and Mr j Louis Sulli'
van sang two ballads with pleasing
effect
MI Watkins Noryell read the speech
of "Buzfuzz." in "Bardell vs.. Pickwick,
from the immortal "Pickwick' of Dick
ems aud the audience laughed themselves
hoarse. Miss Franklin was heard iii q
lovely song of Guonod, and responded lc
a well. merited encore.
Mrs Christian sang with her usual
grace and expression song of Tory $
"The Waiting Heart"
Mrs Styll and Mr. sullivan sang the
ever beloved 40 vivoe tame OF Cam
pana. and Mr.. MAY closed the vocal part
OF The programme with Night Birds
Cooiug" of Sayers.
Mr.. Conway Myers, The favoriIe OF
all, sang two of his welcome songs, and
still the audience wanted more of him.
Messrs. lardella and Equi played de
lightful duet for clarinet and trombone
and so ended most enjoyable evening OF
music.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
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Prepared only by H. Mozley, NJ d
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Inquest In the County

Squire jonathan of Henrico yesterday
morning held an inquest upon the dead
body OF white baby found on Washing
ton street, near the grain elevator, just
beyond the corporate limits. The infant
was two or three days Old. The Jury re
turned verdict that the body had met
its death at the hand of some party TO
them unknown.
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Winston shirts.
Colonel l.. !. Alfred Writes:

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fifty years of that time have been a
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remedies advertised tor these diseases and
got no permanent relief About one yea.
ago grew much worse, the disease as
suming more severe and dangerous
form. | became very weak and lost flesh
rapidly, until in November | commenced
using DR.. ii. MoZley's Lemon Elixir.
gained twelve pounds in three months.
Ny strength and health, my appetite and
my digestion were perfectly restored
and now feel As young and vigorous as
ever did in my life
l.. j. ALFRED.
jasper, &C., March 4, 1887.
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EXCURSIONS.
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WARWICK PARK TRANSPOR
TATiON C0MPANY-GOND
CHIMBORAZO,

Leaves her wharf lGillie's Creek daily nclui
ing Sundays at $50 am. IL m, 2.g and pm.
Returning leaves Warwick Park at 1915 AN.
l;lj, 3.ij. and 6:lj pm. Fare 30c. each way.
Round trip SOC. children under IL years OF
age half price under years free. No drunken
or dlsreputable persons allowed on premises
The company reserve the right 10 hold por-
tions Of the grounds and of the pavilion for
private parties
Special or operative rates given to clubs.
picnics, societies, etc.
For further information apply 10
THOMAS ELLETT, Sec'y.
2s North Ninth street, Richmond. Va.
1my2 i'm
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BERLIN, May lO.-Emperor Frederick
passed good night. He is without fever
and takes ample nourishment. He Is in
good spirits. His Majesty will rise at II
O'Clock and lie on the sofa In the study.
The canula lies comfortably.
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$40, tie "7imes" office, i the paper is not
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Pure Ice Cream.

Hard-frozen cream, made fresh daily
of rich pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by d. Columbus, corner Third
and Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies
and traits Special rates to parties oil.
dering for pic-nics, excursions, etc, In
the city or country Telephone 3l4
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S.300 TO 5000 WANTED.-Secured by
~, Deed of Trust. Good per cent and no
risk Address BUSINESS" care Carrier
No. ~. 5dectu
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DIED.

TRAYLOR-Diei, in this city on the mo' n
ing OF May 9th. at 20 o'clock. at the sge Of "
years, Mrs. NJ. T.. 1raylor, wife OF "A. W. Tray
lOr.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS
W driving delivery wagon. Reference
given II required. Address ~" this ofice
,ap21 If
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vr,TurR INDICATIONS.

,suINGroN. May 9.-lndicat,ons
Cor Ntrginia slightly warmer. tair
.os ,rcothcr. preceded on the coast 10y
'.rI inins. light To fresh south
..fcrlv winds. North and south
G,r,Una. slight changes IN temper
weather. Ircccpcd on the coast oy
'' tbe coast high castcrly winds.
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Yesterday morning the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues met at their armory
and marched to Ford's Hotel, where they
were Joined by the Washington Grays
of Philadelphia, and paraded the streets.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-05-02
FOREIGN EVENTS

The second Of the three bicycling races
to he contested by William A. Bowe. of
America, and Richard Howell, of England,
run recently at Moline grounds, WOolver-
hampton, Eng. The distance was one
mile. Howell won by twelve yards. How
ell also won the previous race, distance five
miles, which was run two weeks ago at
Leicester.
AYoUNd man calling himself H. o.
Rogers, and claiming to be president Of the
Rogers locomotive work, of Patterson, N.
j., arrived in Montreal few days ago.
He purchased an island in Lake St. Louis
from a Mr.. Harwood for so, 900, binding
the contract by what purported to be
certified check on the National bank of
New Jersey for 81 900. Harwood then in
troduced him to number of merchants,
from whom he made extensive purchases,
finally inducing one Of them to cash
check for Sl,5OO. After obtaining the
money Rogers left, and it has now been
ascertained that the checks are all forger-
les.
REPORTS from Winnipeg state that the
ice in the Red river at Celkirk had begun
to move, but shortly after a jam had
formed at one of the big bends in the river
opposite st. Peters Indian reserve, block
ing the immense flow of water to such an
extent that it rose with dangerous rapidity,
and steamboat men became startled at the
dangerous aspect of affairs. The damage
will amount 10 several thousand dollars.
All lumber piles are ahoat and will be lost.
The latest advices from Massowah say
that 5000 Abyssinians are concentrating
near Gura, and that the route toward
China is blocked with trees which have
been hewn along the road.
In the chamber of deputies, Paris, Count
De Martinprey interrogated Premier Flo
quet regarding the appointment Of a civil
ian, DE Freycinet, as minister of war, de-
claring it to be revolutionary and sure to
have bad effect on the army. Floquet
cited the successes of civilian war minis
ters OF the ancient monarchies and referred
to De Freycinet's patriotism in 1870. The
chamber adopted an order expressing con-
fidence in De Freycinet.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

The last of the claims against the To-
ledo, Peoria and Western railway for the
Chatsworth wreck has been settled. Leo
Hartman, restauranteur OF Chicago, was
paid 5000 in full for damages received.
The entire amount footed up to about
$3OO, 200, and was all settled without any
suits being pushed for trial.
A MEETING Of general managers Of the
lines between Chicago and Missouri river
points was recently held for the purpose Of
agreeing upon basis Of division with the
lines west Of the Missouri river on through
business under the new tariff. II was
agreed that pro rata division Of through
rates thonld I've made by connecting roads
concerned in this traffic, committee being
appointed to confer with the auditors with
view to arrange the percentages to gov
erl the interested line.
THE Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
company has appointed Roswell Miller
president vice Alexander Mitchell, de-
ceased. Mr.. Miller will retain the general
managership for the present at least.
The agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul road at Sioux City received
notice the 14th not to receive any rerish-
able freight or live stock destined to any
point on the Union Pacific road. The
Sioux City and Pacific also received notice
from the Union Pacific that the u. r..
would not receive any freight.
ALL the switch engineers Of the Union
Pacific road doing work in the Council
Bluffs yards wsgs qpistly takan to the
round houee tn night " the lStA By IA
4nsinooga ~ chAfGe. Wbon aeko4 Nj
49, l ttttne x'a1k w ~ slloef ~! lal -