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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

1907, and Cardinals Menning, Sacchoni
aud Serafini, born in 1898, and these
close the list OF the ootogtnariGn pre-.
lates. II may also be interesting to note
tibet Pope Leo has appointed 40 Of the
present bishnps Of the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
snccy on Bread and wn,er u,e,.

DUBLIN, April I3.-Dsyid Sheay, Al. p.
for South Galway. who ia undergoing i'm.
prisonment fof offences under the Grimes
Act and WHOSE sentence w4s reduced
on appeal from 10 to months, has been
confined in cell, and placed on a bread
and water diet for refusing to perform
mental work about the prison.
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= NJ kFstH oniem StriNe
,,s SsspL LIZ oAI April 15.-All the
s;,,, 9saSaDen on the $50 miles diyi.
$50 80 = M, tae Atlantic 4 Pacific road be-.
s 800 WlnsloE and Mojaye went ont on n
800 yesterday afternoon, because The
each train. " 'n'ee Ileh 10
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
tk.str,eiarl Iohn p. .her ,,,,d.

~ ~ = ' HIIWf AItWUe
LhILApstralA Apsill3. Hon. John P
, 0slst, M4o was Secretary of tho Interior
~ President Lincoln, died AZ the
University Hospital in this city this morn.
ihg' p AgueR removed tumor from his
sh l, tTo weeks ago bnt the patient could
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

New YoRE April Is The steamship
SueVia, which arrived last night from
Hamburg, reports that on Saturday
morning, in dense fog, she struck the
pi,oi-boat Commodore Ba.enan about
midships, sinking her at once, and
drowning Pilot John Handran and the
colored cook, Harry Hslford.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

NEW NoaK, april 1.-THE new Inmsn
Line steamer City Of Paris completed her
maiden voyage across the Atlantic at 8. 20
a NJ. to day, making the trip from harbor
to harbor in 6 days, IS hours. So minutes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
AFrER THE sAmoAa YRsoKs.

The steamer RocKIon viii Take on
Board Those from the American
Uar-ships = The Nipsic = Bodies
Buried.
YpHEY, N. s. W, April 13.--The Ger.
men war-ship Olga, which was stranded
during the recent hurricane at Samoa, has
arrived here for the purpose of repairing
her damages, which are sligAt. She
brought from Apia the commander, two
officers and 80 OF the crew of the German
game hurricane.
The screw steamer Rockton OF I,19S
tons will proceed from here to Samoa,
4 where che will take on board the crews of
the wrecked American aI-ships and con-
yey them to San Francisco.
The steamer Lubbock, from Apia, Auril
"a, hos arrived here. Size reports that
tat As 20 hsdIy IN I'D 4 tbs' I. 4
d lb;Ftl wItges 6pa El,l BE- ahlo "a
g#trtu IA It'll. United Statss
4 Many bodies of the officers and men Of
the various ships who were drowned
dusing the STERN have been recovered
and buried.
The officers OF the wrecked Gsrnlar
WAY ship Rber were also on board thS
Lubbock. They will proceed to Germany
on the steamer Hnpsbufg, which sail
from here Apri 2t,h. One hundred met
belonging t. The German feet, inclutin,
three oficprs, remain ct Apig to guar
German in.etess. The OLGA reporia thu
the NipsiG Lost her rudder and propelle
and that the lfenton is full of water. Z ii
Adler lies ia thu game position in whiel
the storm left her.
The hull OF the Olga Ii sound with TIL
exception OF u hole in her stern, whicl
WAS made when she stranded. Two plate
nave been rivetsd over this hole, and til
chip made no water during the voysg
here.
SOME OFFICERS 4.D SAILORS IN SAN FRAS
CISCO.
FAN FRANersco, April i3,-The Ftesm
ship Alameda arrived at her What al
O'Clock this morning from Australia. 81
touched ut the Samoa Islands and has D
board numEer Of 0Eieers and saiIcs
FROM the men-of-wRr wrecked in APP
larbor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
PEARg eeap eeeares nne q conpIaEIon,

II ia little girl of 1--WE who makes the
discovery that the shsd ia a rorcupine
turned inside cut. -iIlddkto,on Tran.
script.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

NISSEArlLIs. MINI, Aprii i1.-Last
midnight President Lowrey Of the Min
neapolis u st. Paul Street Car Company
Issued IN order reducing the wages of all
employees. The order goes in,o effect
Monday on all the horse, cable and motor
lines, and is confidently expected TO pre-
cipitate o general strike The company
claims it Is losing money, and that it
must retreBch in order TO float bonds
with which to build new cable lines. The
men are Bu!lsn and uncommunicatiye
but no ssrious trouble IL feared. The
company is prepared for any outbreak.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

MINSEAPoms, MINI, April 1.-THE
conductors aud engineers on the Molar
Line went on strike this noon. The
drivers and conductors on oil tue street
car lines are expected to soon follow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

The Philadelphia RtcnRs Washington
correspondence says; There seems to be
little doubt that F e'ncHden Hillot Prince
Georges county, Md /, viii be appointed
collector of internal revenue for Mary
land, Delaware and the District Of Co
lnmbis DR.. Dawson, Dalswarea candi
date, will probably be given place 10
the treasury department.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

Russell b Harrison was arrested in
New York Thursday on an order OF arrest
signed by Judge Beach in the libel suit
of e1 Governor Crosby OF Montana. for
$1,000 Bail to the amount Of So, 1000
was furnished by W J. Arkell aud
Stephen B. Elsins. The cause Of action
is the publication two years ago OF an
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
LEXINGTON.
A Budget OF news From This Growing
city

A Budget OF News From This Growing
city.
Special Correspondence OF the Times
LEXINGTON, April G-Ths morning
feels az it winter was again in control,
and OyercOats are comfortable To those
out and bright, good ire necessity to
those within, while yesterday the less
prudent ones could easily with great
comfort sit without one.
4 charter OF incorporation was granted
TO a party OF gentlemen by Judge VIM.
Mclaughlin. the company TO be known
as the Lexington Telephone Company,
a..d which gives them the right TO build
and operate telephones in the county Of
Rockbridge, but this organization is for
the purpose of making one between
Lexington and Beuna Vista, and the
stockholders or directors have sent an
order to the Bell Telephone Company
for Instruments, and The line is 10 be
completed by the first Of Nav There
were many difficulties at first thought 10
exist as % the construction OF this line,
but the coast is now clear
The colored Baptist of our town con
template building much-needed, larger
house OF vOrship. The one they now
occupy j. neat little house, and large
enough for a moderate size congregation,
but there's is so much above the average
that larger one is almost a necessity,
and ils contemplation speaks for t
prosperity Of our colored population.
Sunday night the services at Grace
Memorial will be conducted by the Rev.
L. WalpOle Warren. who is spending a
week with the rector This gentleman
conducted a mission at this church this
month a year ago, and his services, held
three times "a day, were largely attended
Our Democratic postmaster, John
Warner. SAYS that the increase OF receipts
at this posioiiice will in short while
entitle Lexington to free delivery
, system.
Rev. John 4. Preston is visiting rela.
tiyes here. lie lives in Florence, Ala.
The inventor Of the Waddell block
system is making necessary arrange
ments for the trial of his inyen
ton, which it j. thought viii take place
on one of our local roads The letter
patents have been issued, and sO,- h'
will make q trial Of his, II IL proves
success, great invention for railroads
and dangers IN travel will be lessened
as they can be so much better signalled
The position occupied by hr. w II
| Waddel n book kkeeper TO the Lexington
Manufacturing Company is now occu
/ MED by Major Samuel Gilmore
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
RAID on MO0NSHINERS.
Two Thousand Gallons of Beer Destroy
ed-No Arrests Were Made.
fspecial to the TINES.


Especial to the TINES
LYNcHBURG, VA, April Ga telegram
received in this city to day says lnfor-
nation has been received here OF raid
made on Clerfork and Little creek, in
this county, by revenue officers, in the
last few days. Deputy Collector John
Whitehead and Assistant Revenue
AGENT W. W. Scott, went from
Graham in this county, on Tuesday
night, over East river mountain to clear
work, aud destroyed distillery on Cove
creek. and on same day they crossed
Rich mountain into Burk's Garden,
and discovered large distillery,
in short distance of Wytheyille
and Tazewell county pike, in full
blast. They destroyed here about two
thousand gallons Of beer and barrel Of
whiskey, twenty-five fermenting tubs, &c.
This disiillery WAS owned by a man said
10 be q North Carolinian, named Isham,
and has been in operation for nearly two
years. Proprietor escaped just as reye-
nue. officers came in sight. Under local
option laws moonshining and blockading
have recently increased in this section,
and the people of the county desire that
they be broken up, and have requested
The Commonwealth attorney 10 take
some steps in the matter. The moon
sinners are desperate, and will heht
whenever they have a chance Of success.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
Office OF Aegnoy; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
The Par yalae Of the Stock Is $1,000
Per Share.

The Company offers 10 the public $1,000 Of
rs capital stock at par. payable s6 Ia cash and
s5 per month. with interest at per cent. per
annum on each share until paid, with right 10
anticipate payments.
No subscriber will be allowed 10 take over
500.
This offer will rem,in open only until the
18th day or April, 1859; aud until that time
none Of the lncol lpoators will be allowed 10
subscribe for any portion Of this $4,000
After that day the stock. II not taken. or any
part thereof which may remain. will be taken
by the incorporators. and no more will be
offered at that price.
The Company has over 5000 front feet Of
the best and most beautiful building lots In
the western suburbs Of Richmond. lying prn-
cipally In Sidney. They were obtained at a
p &c, considerably below market value. are
rapidly advancing. and the value Of the stock
advances in proportion.
This Is a rare opportunity for persons OF
moderate means 10 invest In the most desir-
able real estate In our suburbs.
Parties buying lots from this Company, and
intending 70 build. can borrow 10 per cent. OF
the value OF lots and intended improveu ents
at per cent. per annUm, on long time.
For persons Of small means. this Investment
Is far beitor than depositing at interest In q
savings bank. because the money viii be Per
fectiy safe. and the investment OF dive dollars
will enttle the stocAh0lder 10 the advance
upon s25 worth OF real estate.
Since the Company was organized and the
property acquired some OF iis property la
been old at an advance OF over ~ per cent
above cost, and every share Of stock will par
ticIpate pro rata 10 all profits
Books OF subscription are now open at th'
Offices OF JAMES IL. DOoLEY. Nos. 4 and
over the Merchants National Bank, corner 0
Main aud Eleventh streets.
JAMES IL. DOOLEY. President.
GEO. ]. ROGERS, Secretary.
Jap 7.lmol
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
LiNCHBrRG.
Railroad News-The Methodist Confer
ence-Persopai Notes.
Especial Correspondence of the TT

Especial Correspondence OF the TtsEs.l
IYScHBuRG, April 6-The corps ol
engineers of the Norfolk and Western
railroad arrived yesterday, accompanied
5y Superintendent Cassell, of this divis'
ion, and went Immediately out on west
end to commence the survey OF the
branch road that is to run the Zinc
works, and, in fact, belt the city. The
work Is expected to be given to contract
in some ten days.
1t is now reliably reported that within
the next two weeks work on the new
union railroad depot, TO be constructed
in this city on large scale, will be COM
menced and pushed to early completion.
This building will be not only an orna-
meul to the city but a great convenience
to the travelling public over all our CON
Meeting railroads at this centre.
Thee cnferencv Of Methodist Pro-
testant ministers, now in session in this
city, il very fine looking body of men,
and will remain in session for Some more
days. There Is also much talent and
worth among its members. The Church
extends from Baltimore to extreme
Southwest Virginia and into the border
of other States, and comprises large
element of the best society in worth and
intelligence. The church was started in
1882, and is only an oifshOol in some
technical points of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
The track laying on the Lynchburg
and Durham Railroad from Rustburg to
Staunton river commenced Wednesday
and will be rapidly pushed TO Halifax.
The president, Captain Peter |. Oiey, Is
now in Richmond.
A negro dance fight took place at Po-
hahontas last night, in which one negro
was killed and three negroes from this
city-Hugh billiard, noted politician,
and two women, Ida Mack aud Jennie
Tinneslev, were badly wounded
A company bearing the title of The
Botetourt Land Improvement Company
was formed Yesterday for the purpose Of
buying, selling and renting lands of all
kinds, of which MIR. James Goodwin Is
president and c. NJ Lunsford is secre-
tary and treasurer.
The Fitz Lee Troop held fits annual
meeting last night and reelected J. Is.
Page captain and f. }. Ingram first lieu
tenant, with all the other officers.
Judge \. W. G.. Nowlin, OF the Roam
oke Times, is in the city, and Mr. ". \.
Strange, business manager of the Daily
Aers, is quite i'll at his residence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
VOL. III.-NU NJ BIER 927
The Daily Times =" will,

- soon ~ practicable,
move it, Cutirc plant and
Office tO the first floor of
the large and ComniOdi0us
building No. 9Oi East Vain
street. recently occupied
nv WIN. Mitchell ~ go.
Having added largely 60
the former outfit, the
Daily Tinscs a. now pre-
pared tO fnifiI all the re-
GgIsiicS Of a live, progress
i've newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
CABLE FLASHES.

PARIS. April 6.-The Senate will be-
gin the trial of Boulanger Monday next.
During the trial no session OF the Depu-
ties will be held.
The Correction Tribunal has acquitted
Senator Nsquet, Deputies LaGeurre'
LaSainte, Turquet, De Roulede, leaders
Patriotic League, and three other mem.
bers.
BRussELs, April 6.-The French Coy.
ernment is urging Belgium to expel
Boulanger Boulanger has sent a mani.
festo to Paris lie appeals 10 the French
people, who he says have already yindl'
Gated him from the tissue OF lies. The
Proceurer. General has woven into a
requisilion and preaented it TO the
Chamber of Deputies.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

cinnati, O.; John Davis and J. r.
Roberts, New Canton; James b. Blanks,
Petersburg, Va; J. H. Crank, Virginia;
Thomas VI. Miller, Powhaian, Va; J. ID.
Schanck. Petersburg, Va; II. smith,
Connecticut; j. B. VI. Osborne, Keys
vile, Va; j. B. Lee, Charlotte, Va; C..
Phillips, city; W. d. Hopkins, New
York; W, G. Gray, Cumberland Court
house; r. 7. Beatty, New Haven; J. r.
shipp, Raleigh, n C.; c. T. Lyford,
wife and children. city; \. Baxter,
Maryland; T.. Voolfolk, city ii. J.
Maxwell, Norfolk, Va
ExcnASGE AND BALLiRD-Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Long, EastOn, Penn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlucbiner Brooklyn, y.
Y.R. SnoWden Andrews Baltimore. Nd;
II. c. Parsons, Natural Bridge, Va n.
b. Nicholas. Charles Gnkerson, o. h.
Railroad; Richard Maury, city; W. W.
Hutchinson, Virginia; ). ii. Alexander
Staunton, Va; W Buckner, Virginia; n.
f. Thomas, Baltimore, Md.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07

TIE following were the arrivals yes
terday AT the different hotels.
AMERICAN HorEi-Wiiliam g. Ulo'
teu. Charles Gibbens, o. Colslon, } lork-
vile ; g.. +. 4. Turner, Virginia; +
d. james, Richmond, Va r. II. Giliock'
sam Bewelheime, Virginia, James Allen
Washington, d. c; j. 7 Loving, Buck
ingham county, Va j. 3. Long, Roam.
oke, Va Harry Q. Locher bslcony
Fails Va: F. r. McShane, Clifton Forge
Vs.r ". Ilnricks. St Louis, Mo; ). B.
NJ osborne, Keysyille. Charlotte county
"a " Kemkel, Clifton Forge, Va; l.
p HOPE, Virginia, George ". Cooper
New York city George H. Myers, hicn-
mond. Va. NJ. T. Montein, Virginia, n
i pen,ding. Chicago, Ill; Captain " IL
lam Gamer. Cowden, n, j.; John Il
peTnger, is r. A. Branch, Virginia; c. Z.
smith. York, Pa; J. NJ. Dabney, rowha'
tan county, Va.
HOTEL DopsoS.--T. r. Breed, Cin
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
BIG SNAKES IN ALBANY.
some Of Them Said TO Rival tho Ana
conda In size.

ALBANY, Ga, April "a lady from
the North, out driving in Nick
Crugers brick yard, claims to have
seen q black snake eighteen feet
long. 1T was larger she SAYS, than
any of the big snakes ! have seen IN the
mus ums in New York She doubtless
referred TO the Demonstrators and ana
condas which are imported by the show
men from the tropics TO the metropolis,
showing that Albany is ahead of the
country in the size OF its serpents
AT a children's picnic the other day
two snakes made their appearance. \
child stepped over one of them, while
the other Immediately attacked little
girl. II wrapped its hideous coils around
her ankle, and then commenced TO climb
upon her dress. She nearly tainted with
fright and horror, but by a vigorous
Effort she managed 10 kick it away, and
the snake disappeared in the woods.
Two young men drove cut TO q pond
upon the farm of Major ". +. Burks,
near Albany, the other day. They had
gone on a fishing frolic. To their as
constituent they found The pond alive
with moccasins. They were sporting IN
the water and running in and
out upon the banks. In the
spring their fancy had doubtless
lightly turned TO thoughts of love. fol
they were apparently mating. They all
we're in pairs. Those that they supposed
10 be OF the masculine gender were
small, saucy-looking black fellows. by
the side of each OF these slender snakes
was great serpent as large as man
arm ana nearly three feet long These
we're spotted or striped with black, SINH
lar to the markings upon rattlesnake
They supposed them to be the females,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
LICENSE TANE-.
OFFICE oY CRY CoLLKcroR.
RreHNo<p. Va March 2S< Tsp

T ICENsE TAX.-CITY LICENSES
Il for the year / 80 haye been placed a. my
hands for collection and are low due, as fos-
lows
AGENTS baggage md Express. Fertilizer.
Insurance. iator, Land. Manufacturing Ar
ticics. Renting Houses. kailroad Ticke =.
steamship Linesl ARCHITECTS, ArIOk-
NENs-Al-LAA. AUCrlrNEthS-(G General.
X, al Estate. Tobacco. Common crler) BAR
ROOM BIiLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES DkOk ERS-,Cstte. Commercial,
lt,surdnce, Mcrshandise, lawn. railroad
. tskc's, ship. Stock TofaccoJ CHEMISTS.
CITY SCAvENGER, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS. DENTISTS, DEFECTIVE ASE<-
CIES. ENpREsS COMPANIES FISH and
OYSTERS. FauIT STANDS and BASKETS,
HOTELS. JUNK DEALERS. LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale. Ret n. Wholesale
Mat, Bottling Bs,rl Livery SlABLh~.
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEASU kER5.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES. PHOTOGRAPH-
Err. PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS.
PUBLIC Rooms, RES TAU RAN -. SNACK,
STORAGE, rkLkGRAPIf and TEiEPH NE
COMPANIES. VETERINARY SURGEONS.
&C. &c.
Parties falling % pav this tx on or before
APRIL %. 1870. will ID. subject 10 tho penalty
pfesc ibcd by the tity riiaances.
+. W. NNIN1HAM.
ap1-td Collector Of City Taxes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
Presidential Appointments

WAsHINGroN, d. c., April 6.-Tht
President to-day appointed +. L. Rand
Maine, to be appraiser OF merchandise al
Portland; George {. Sturgis, West Nir-
ginia, to be United States district attor
ney of West Virginia, and " b. Lind
sev, Tennessee, to be United State attor
ney. Eastern district of Tennessee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
HANOVER.
a Fire In the County, aud Coming Mar
risRe.

a Fire In the County. aud Coming Mar
raRe.
Correspondence OF the TINES
POLE GREEN, HANOVER Co, VA.
April 6.-The dwelling house OF Squire
". Wngheld Jones was burned to the
ground on Friday last about / O'clock
The fire occurred from some unaccount-
able cause. originating in the kitchen
The contents OF tho house were saved
Loss about $1,000 insurance $500. This
IS the fifth house burned in this section
within the last three months.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Hattie b. Horne, the pretty and accom-
plished daughter of r X. Horne, treas
urer of Hanover county, TO Mr. Benja-
min Catlin, of Newport News The
ceremony will take place on the Gath in
.fanf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-07
nnn-AIr notel to be Sold.

Attention is called TO the sale OF the
.Bon-Air' Hotel and large double cot.
faee. an handsomely furnished, situated
al Bon-Air, on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. eight miles from Klch-
mond. April gath at 4 o'clock
Tnis hotel is situated at one OF the
most healthy and attractive summer re-
sorts im the State
The train will leave Richmond ron
the Richmond and Danyille depot at S.So
O'Clock returning in the afternoon on day
of sale
Pull particulars in the advertising col
umus