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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-07

A farmer, living near Detroit, Red
River county, is arrested and jailed at
Clarksville for coun terfeiting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
CABLE FLASHES.

LoNDoN January s0.-TO-dey is the
third anniyersary of the death of General
Gordon, and his statue in Trafalgar
Square is covered with flowers and with
wreathes in memory Of the brave sol
der
LONDON. January 20.--The British
Foreign office has received Il dispatch
from Zanzibar stating that the Arabs en-
gagged in the slaughter of Missionary
Brooks and his sixteen followers sent
word that the deed was committed in
revenge for Engand's slaye-trade policy,
and that missionary work in Central
Africa was 10 be eXterminated
BERLIN, January 26-Tbere are a
large number of German princes IN Bers
lin tonight, awaiting an opportunity TO
participate in the celebration OF En-
peror Williams birthday tomorrow
PARIS. January 26.-A meeting Of the
new Panama Canal Company was held
tonight. at which Count De Lesseps was
received with great enthusiasm, on ac-
count Of his zeal in ialhering the enter
prise, but no money was offered IN pay
ment for shares
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350WtqW1edn,
c92iice8Co.
ODDS AND ENDS.

our stocks are measured
ga readiness for the An
uuaI Inventory. During
This week short lengths of
silks. CashEueTcs, Cloths,
Linens. DanaskS, IaCes,
nud other stuhs are lite
ralIy begging tO be taken
away. Almost amy nOnRi-
nal figure will be accepted,
short ends Of Cloths and
Cashmere. just the thing
for tllc bOys, at absurdiy
low rates.
Hamburg cdgings and
iuscrtings in fine CambriCs
cheaper than common
goods can usually De Sc
cured.
Wemnants in every stock
offhc house must move.
n a handsome Cloak,
Coat. Newmarket, or Plush
Sacgue he wanted, we re-
gucst an inspection Of our
garments.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
FROM ALEXANpRlA.
Arrested for Betrayal Under Promise OF
MarriBgo-1he Billy Williams Reward.
rgragfal IN tha TrAfps

MaFripgs-Ihe Billy Williams Reward.
Special to the TINES.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 26.-Sid'
ney Pullman, of Fairfax, was unexpected
ly arrested here to-day, charged with the
betrayal Of Miss Anderson under prom
ise of marriage This evening the Fair.
fax authorities heard tie case, and
bailed him for the Fairfax court, his
father going bail for $4,000
A year ago Pullman became engaged
to MSs Anderson, of Lower Fairfax,
and last autumn suddenly disappeared
returning only to-day Both parties are
Of good connection, aud were popular
hereabouts generally
Judge Stuart decided to-day that
Officer Frey, of Baltimore, should have
the $500 Williams reward. 1t will be
remembered that Billy Williams was
knocked senseless by a Dutch woman
who found him in her house, and subse-
quenty called in Mr.. Frey, and that
later the prisoner broke Jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

charming time in Charleston that they
have been persuaded TO prolong thcii
visit Numerous parties, dinners, lunch
cons and other entertainments have been
rendered them, and they have made
host OF friends by their very attractive
and winning manners
Miss Columbia Hays, as the guest Of
Miss Rose Gordon in Baltimore. has
been the recipient Of much attention.
Mrs. DeCourcy Thorn gave handsome
supper last Monday night after the ger
man. in honor of Miss HAYS and Miss
Gordon.
Major Charles Stringfelow gave "a
handsome card party TO eighteen gentle
men at his residence on west Franklin
on last Tuesday evening. Among the
guests were Major Lewis Ginter, MI
John Pope, Major Robert Archer. Mr.
John Montague, Major Fred Scott, Nj.
William Trigg, Mr.. John Dunlop, Col
Buford, Major Z T. D. Myers, DR. Ed
ward Robinson, Major Richard Pegrsm
and others
Mr.. and Mrs Levin Joynes and Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Carter leave for New
York this week Mrs Joynes and Mrs.
Carter will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling has returned
from a delightful visit 10 Baltimore
Miss Annie Walker gave "a dinner last
Monday az her residence, 3lO east
Franklin street, in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ID LanghOrne The table was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and wax
candles The centre of the table was one
immense bed Of La France and American
Beauty roses Miss Walker received
her guests i'm most gracious
manner and wore q gown of Glove pink
crepe de chine with garnilure OF velvet.
wild roses The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs G. d. Langhorne, Mr and Mrs.
Randolph Norris Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Montague. Miss Judith Darlington, Miss
Maggie Smith, Miss Preston, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Walker, Mr.. Archie Patti
son, Dr. Moses Hogc, Mr.. John Williams
and Messrs. Walker and W Charley
Jones
4 delightful box party was given Tues
dav evening bv Mr. Thomas Stokes, in
honor of Mrs. William Patton, Of Dan
vile. and Miss Moorehead, of LeaksYille,
y C. Among the party were MI. and
Mrs Charles Stokes, Miss Jennie Nc
Phail and Miss Lucie Williams.
Mrs Colonel John Palmer entertained
a few friends very delightfully."- az card
party on Wednesday evening at her resi-
dence. on Franklin and First, in honor
of her guest, Miss Fairfax Among the
guest1 were Miss Elise Williams, Miss
Leila Myers Miss Nsnai Myers, Miss
Bruce Williams Miss Preston, Miss Sue
Dougha. Miss Bovkin, Messrs Dayen-
port. Hanewinckel, Blair, Ferguson,
Cabell. Rutherford, and others.
Mrs Patrick Moore and her daughter,
Miss Halle Strother, are at the Mount
Vernon hEN.
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CAMDEN, y. j., January 26-The city
was hOrdfird this morning over rumor
that the head nurse az Cooper Hospital
had been murdered and mutilated 10y al
American imitator of Jack the Ripper,
bur fortunately the crime is not serious,
as first reported, although sufficiently
diabolical to cause a thrill Of horror 10
run through the community, In briet,
Miss Annie Essenhart. night nurse, was
assaulted al midnight last night in the
hospital by an unknown man, who mutt
lated and abused her outrageously and
then made his escape. Just as she was
entering the bathroom man wearing d
black cap and dark oyercoat
aud with d black mOustache stepped from
behind ihe door and grasped her
bv the wrist, SAYING ! want some money.
She replied she had no money. but SAID
She would give him her watch. The man
replied thai he did not want that, and
then. snatoblnga towel, put It around
her neck and began choking her ShC
screamed and the man pulled the toWel
tighter. and then secured her wrists ana
ankles with a strong cord. After al
tempting to assault her he produced a
sharp instrument and cut of her hair
which was found on the floor in her lace
cap saturated with blood After cutting
her hair he began making long cuts on
her person The girl says he then at
tempted 10 throw her out OF the window
/ bun failed She viii recover.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Liverpool seamen ON suike.

LIVERPOOL. January 2G.-The striking
seamen and drcmen here last night
boarded the steamer Kansas loading for
Boston and dragged ashore eight men
who refused TO participate in the strike
To-day o thousand strikers lined the
quays and prevented men from shipping
who attempted TO do so, assaulting them
and throwing their kits into the water
A crew was shipped for the steamer AT.
rican, and under stroKg police guard
they were escorted to the vessel
The crowd of strikers and their sym
pathizers are increasing, and the police
have summoned reiniorcemenis. IL is
expected that more of the nOn-strikcr-
viii attempt 10 ship. and thai o iraca'
will occur The ship owners to-day sent
"a dispatch TO The mayor, who promised
protection.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Daring Robbery.

LGScHBURG, Va, January 2B.-A dar-
ing robbery was perpetrated last night IN
the town of Liberty Bedford county, in
the postofiice, the ssfe being blown open
by experts and robbed Of $1,000 in
money besides postage stamps ana regis
tered letters Of considerable value. The
robbery was committed al 2 o'clock in
the morning, and was done profession
ally. There ia no clue to the guilty par
liz.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
The New fogk Custom -HOuse irFegn
lnrltles.

New YORK, January 26.-Secrelary
Fairchild spent most of yesterday al the
custom-house in conference with Collec-
tor Magone, Appraiser stearns ana the
treasury inspectors who have been look
ing into the irregularities in the ap,
praisers stores. Ii Is understood INA,
one Of the results of this conference WI
be the immediate removal OF Assistant
Appraiser Daniel J. Moore, chief OF lh'
damage allowance bureau.
1t is also stated that the goVefnmsh'
contemplates proceeding criinihaliy
against ex-Assistant Appraiser otuisi'
and ex-Examiner Hammil, VINO were
recently removed from the tobacco de
psssment for irregularities loI 'ne "p
prsissment Of imported goods
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
Panic in Theatre,

sr. LOUIS, Mo, January 96.-A cry OF
fire al the Olympic Theatre during the
opera Of Erminie, cause scene OF Wild
excitement this afternoon The great
audience. composed of ladies and chill
dren principally, became panic-stricken
and for time il looked as though there
must be loss Of life Women tainted anc
others went into Mysteries, and il wai
with great difficulty that the few mel
present restored order No casualties
are repOrted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
BRIEF IELEGRAMs.

New IBERIA, la, January 26.-iasi
night James " Trainor, of the firm OF
T.. j Tainor & Co., was shot dead by d
negro employe named Wakefield The
negro was afterwards shot dead. Train
or was q son OF It former state Senator.
New YORK. January 26.-Oyer Nifty
destitute immigrants were landed 40
Castle Garden to-day by the Bremen
steamship Ems
LANCASTER PENN, January 26-John
". Rudy, who killed his father was to-
day sentenced 10 be hanged
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

New YORK, January 26-Henry 5,
Ives and George II Staynor, the bankers
whose transactions created such a stir
some time since, we're arrested to-day by
sherins officers on an order issued by
Judge O'Brien. OF the Supreme Court
The complaint 10 based on their dealings
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton railroad. Bail was fixed al $3.50 OyO
which has not vet been furnished.
Messrs. Ives and Staynor not having
been able 10 complete arrangements fol
their ball, are spending the night at the
II. Clair House IN the custody OF deputy
sheriifs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

A wenasllaI - oo 1he ~. sIol

Uendetfui Encot on the Liver stom
a., .,h. BoweIs. kidney and IS ood.
A rrparei by Dr. II Mohey Atlanta Ga.
lle...l,, lemon drink that positively cures
IL Il,U....uD,.. Constipation, Indigestion or
.i..',.s,.-i.. Ke.lacue. Malaria. Kidney Dis
...In..,. Colds loss oi Appetite fe-
. rl... B t.hss p.mp.es. ail lmpur-
-....oftne hll l1I. Pain lu tLe hach. faipAia-
f.-o 0f the Iaft aud ah Dlhei diseases
.s. ...eI bg d.sIrdered h'er' e'oli'a.n 'i ann
'....-.... sJc,nts aud I'll per bgtIc. sold
-, 1-eyyirs Prepared only hy II Motley,
d ID Albania. Delrtla.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

CHARLESTON, ". Va, January 20
The fourth ballot for United States Sen
stor Was taken in Joint assembly to-day
con received "a votes; Kenna, 10; Spen-
Ger W. Sturpman Labor, 3, ". L. VII
son. 5; Governor Wilson, y Camden, :
scattering, y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

NELSON Died on ycmerify. Saturday
January 10Th. OF e.ll H. 81 at SOC residence ~
ais son iu.iu~. Edward n smtA. JANE >
NILSSON. ln the slKty-fescnth year ~ has age.
funcfm ffOm tbe felideucs MONDAY,
Januf ". az 33j Z. n Friends and NO
y uaiQ l8pees are Invited a. attend.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

For c1lghs sd colds ta2o Lemon Hot
Drf-
Firrre taroat sa4 bronchitis take lemon
uH Drops
Erru-r mouia and lar,ns -stake Lemon
dt Drop
E.r consumption and oatarrh take Lemon
= tlfor~.
FDr a.I throat and lung dissases take
Lemon NN Drops. 4
An eieFm, sd reliable preparation, o.
e. o. Req bottle
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

The entire assortment OF Fine Ene'aS
lnss Etching Easels. and Albums must
be closed by bsxt month Call al once
10 get bargains by order Of trustee.
LEWIS AKA GALLERY,
9l2 Main Street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

AL requisite, ioI sick rooms. iorcom'
f5rt and convenience of thepstient Sold
BY l. Wagner druggist corner sixth
ALL HInal .lrnel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Nf RErEAr lI-N0 family ought 70
De without a bottle of that old-iashioned
remedy Dr Day.d- Cough syrup on
pure pine tar horehound. and Wild
------.
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nARalsoN.s oARlNEr

The next most important questions OF
the day, after that OF who Will De 10
General HarrisOns Cabinet" are, W M
there be an extra session Of Congress
and Who will be the next Speaker OF
the House of Representatives.
Answering the latter question nrst' as
before stated in these dispatches, MaJoI
Mckinley, of Ohio, is to-day the most
prominent man for that position. lie is
one Of the most popular men IN the
House. and the only charge that can De
bronqht against him by his own party IL
mai 5o is TOO good natured BY that Is
meert that the Major has an eye upon
tbe Presidency, and II will be his policy
10 conciliate all parties and factions, ana
il is thought that possibly he may DC IN
clined 10 be TOO generous in close party
votes The Republicans openly avoW
,het what they need in the Speaker >
chairs a man that has The nerve ana shili
10 stand up for lhoirparly night or wrong
whenever occasion requires. Gen. Harm
SON has an eve upon the Major Tor a
Cabinet portfolio. in case Mr.. ALISON
continues TO decline 10 accept such a
nosition but il is safe 10 say that lhe
wiley Major will not consent to bury
himself in the departments, with such
bright future before him. 80,
aMr. Reed, of Maine, another candidate
for the speakership, will probably get.
his full vote on the first ballot l ne
down east delegations prefer that Their
champion shall not be IN lhe
chair and whilst they feel compelled
10 give him a complimentary vote
they will not support him further. bur
rows is working hard 10 secure the coy
eted prize, and is, Mr. Carlisle SAYS; lh'
best parlamentafian on the hepuoilcai
slde OF the House. The candidate ina
can command the votes lost by hee1
after the first ballot is the next speaker
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

Packages o. clelo0is are 0n thc mafke a.
ue.f hfte same color 0f paper as lue Vid
NIEnIas but take no ether except Do has
mY i'aIe mark aud name Of J.. MniIL"' X
na every package
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27

14e4 100000 OF "Nhilock's Old Nir-
Tu.s Chsr0ats sold and 100 complaints.
ls.e ll other package unless DO hAs my
Maine Ul d. Otherwise you Nll be iin
lttI ou
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HARRIsoS AND MORTON.

There is considerable talk and surmise
around town az 10 the probable relations
between General Harrison and vice
President Morton. Blaine wants TO be
a bigger man even than the President
and whether he is in the Cabinet OF not
his influence viii make itself ielt no
Maine delegation in Congress are hand IN
hand with the statesman from their state
and say that Harrison cannot atf0id 10
ignore Blaine. Morton has been cap
tured by the Blaineites, whose tool be
will be. and although the office OF vice
President has long been sinecure, II
promises under the incoming adminislra-
lion TO be upon different footing than
ever before. .,,
The indications are that Morton will
be the entertainer, instead OF HARRISON
With ample money at his command, q
large mansion TO be fitted up especially
for receptions, &c, a genial host and
hostess, the brilliant parties now given
bv Cleveland will no longer be given at
the White House, but will be transferred
10 the residence of the Nice-President
Harrison. when in Congress, never
was an entertainer; his cod, reticent dis
position drove people from him, rather
than attracted them, and that is no rea-
son to suppose that when he become.
President this order OF things viii
change, especially if it is true, as ha'
been stated, that no liquors or wine:
will be tolerated at State dinners.
The fight for Cabinet positions still
continues but for the HeXl six week:
nothing can be expected of definite ma
ture to throw any light upon who will ol
will not be chosen by General Harrison
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
'onIoyAL NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS

WAsHISGToS, January 26.-Secretary
Whitney to-day wrote n letter TO Chair
man Herbert, of the House naval com
mittee, in response to a letter from Mr.
Herbert, asking whether any additional
appropriations were needed for the navy
in view OF the recent trouble in Samoa.
Secretary Whitney replies that sufficient
appropriations have been made for the
naval establishment at present and adds
II would be preferable that this depart
ment should not anticipate conditions
beyond It's authority or control.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTsERsHIP.


EOR RENT. THREE DESIRABLE
L offices. second nOOr. Shsfer's building.
fronting On Main street. These oihces afv
now occupied by Sol Haa., Esq, GENERAL
Tn,tlic Manager vi the Associated Railroads,
Possession can be had latter part of January.
Apply 10 JVhS =, Snhf t,,
lau23 n No i"1t 'aiu se'Scs.
TOR RENT. - l25 WEST CARY
L .freet. sixrooms. cellar filD per nOuthi
q uld be rented 20 suitable party fOI board .,
owner. Apply on premises. also l's sou'n
Laurel street. Elk rooms, tl-.os per mouth
ie.ssM
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STEAM LAUNDRY


TosT sT-CERTRI6ATE OF STOCK.
1 No Is OF the RICHMOND AND hkN-
RICO TURNPIKE COMPANY Tor ons nun
dred ID liars. In the name OF W. ~. p1n
a. the Original Is believed " have essa & ios. of
destroyed.
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HELP WANTED.

XNTANTED-A LIVE CANVASSER
w in each own 10 sell commercial spe-
clalty. popular and Of long standing: Large
cominisslons. Quick sales. No capital re-
quired. Inquire the commercial standing OF
our house Established In lc6o. Write for par
THE REYNOLDS REYNOLDS CO,
ia27-tf DaA ton, ONO.
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pINNER ro 10 DIFLoMATs.

The dinner given by the President and
Mrs Cleveland 10 the Diplomatic Corps,
on Thursday last, was, as has been usual
grand success and a brilliant affair.
The floral decorations, especially those
of the East Room, were lavish, varied,
and excited much comment Roses hya-
cinths. carnations, lilies, and other hot.
house plants were arranged upon beds OF
ferns, producing most artistic and al
most spectacular effect
The President sat at one end OF the
table. while Mrs Cleveland occupied the
other end. Madame Romero, the wife of
the Mexican Minister, occupied the seat
of honor on the Presidents right while
Mrs. Garter wife of the Hawaiian Min
lister, sal Oh his leit
Mrs. Cleveland was escorted ~ hf
Pavard. who sat at her right hand, while
the senior member Of the diplomatic
corps was placed al her left.
The guests were numerous. the menu
rich and inviting and the costumes sie
CANT
Nrs. Cleveland was attired in an ele'
pant toilet of pink and white brocade
trimmed with rose cOlOred ribbons, while
a large corsage bouquet added TO her
charming makeup
Flowers were worn 10y all The guests
The President being particularly notica-
BE by his single pink Orchid placed ia
the button hole of bis dress suit.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING DEBATE On THE SEN.
ATE TARIFF BILL.
EFFORTS TO READ DEMOCRATS
OFT OF TIE PARTY
Foreign and observation-disclosures
Foreign and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WAsH1NGToS, January pa leading
article in the st Louis Republican, brand
inc ~ traitors those Democrats who
had voted to refer the COwles bill 10 the
lamentations Committee, and voting
fo read them out of the Democrats
Marty. was shown to Mr. Chandler, Rep
resentative from Georgia, who expressed
his views on the subject as follows
ooh that's chestnut There are
three or four States out there, in the cen
tre of the country, where nearly all
the whisky is made They are the home
of the whisky ring. The ring is a pow
er Some newspapers out there court II
and guard its interests. 1t has been
their custom for some time TO read out
of the Democratic party at least once a
week every Democrat who dares 20 thinN
for himself on revenue questions. j have
ALWAYS been Democrat. | was Demo
crat when some of those new light Dem
Gratis were i'm swaddling clothes
and so was Randall and al the rest
of the prescribed twenty. ! was a Dem
ocrat when some of them were muster
ing under another flag. | was an ardent
tariff reiormer when some OF those
iunketers in tariff reform were mere
I'm tariff reform and DemOc-
racv. have preached tariff reform
from every stump in my district for five
years. Every vote OF mine has been in
The same line The same may be said of
Barbour and Wise. and Vance ana Hen
derson. and Cowles and Tom Johnston,
and all other Democratic mem
bers from the TWO Nirginias We have
always spoken and voted 20 remove tariff
taxation. and az the same time for IN
ternal revenue repeal BY their reading
out process these champions of a Repuh-
lican internal revenue system have well
nigh read the States named out OF The
Democratic party. Cleveland carried
West Virginia by 800 Old Virginia
bv paltry 800, and North Carolina by
a beegariy majority. The system must
be repealed If Democratic supremacy Is
10 be- maintained in the districts cursed
by the operations of these laws. Repeal
them Al once and harmony will be re-
stored in the Democratic party and IL
will be a unit in favor OF reduction OF
tariff taxation. Perpetuate them, and
the South will never again be solid
Mark the prediction
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MILLER,
RHOADS
& GERHART.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
Will You Continue to Sell Remnants SO
Cheap Next Week?

This question was eagerly asked by hundreds Of
Ladies every day last week who came unprcpared TO
purchase but no wanted chance at the Great Bar.
gains wish TO state for the benefit Of SUCH and
everybody i'm general, that the