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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-18

4 tortoise can walk a mile in four
hours. This item has been the cause Of
no less than seven suicides among the
messenger boys OF this country during
the past three weeks. -SaratOgian.
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The DEsT MEDICAL writers claim that
the successful remedy for nasal catarrh
must be non-irritating, easy of applica-
ton, and one that will by its own action
reach all the remote sores and liberated
surfaces. The history of the efforts to
treat catarrh during the past years
obliges us TO admit that only one remedy
has completely met the conditions, and
that is Ely's Cream Balm This safe and
pleasant remedy mas mastered catarrh As
nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely concede
this fact. The more distressing symp-
toms quickly yield 70 il.
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Holinnr Pre.ents for LadIe..

Colgate * Co.'S pertumery put up In
tasteiully trimmed baskets and German
porcelain ware.
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SUFFERERS WITH bili0usness, consti-
patton, Indigestion, and sick headache
will ind perfect cure in DR.. Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills They act mildly
and produce no bad after-elTects Only
2j cents for a box of twenty-five pills.
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TRY OUR PLANTATION CIGARs. only
s. per hundred, and cents apiece
Owens x Minor Drug Company.
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She was very sick and her husband
sent for the doctor. / think that ladies
have SO little 10 do nowadays that it IS a
kind of way they hayeof amusing them
solves-gctting sick and sending for the
doctor. | don't believe we will ever
have female doctors % any extent. II
we do 10 will be mainly for children.
Men will never tako kindly 10 female
doctors. l suppose it may be an unjust
opinion. but / can't fancy man being
very spO0ny with o doctor There Is a
distinct prejudice i'm mankind against a
woman who has anything of "a practical
nature. except about the house Tie
doesn't mind it if she can hang pictures
and nail down carpets and sew on but
tons, but a scientific woman is always
viewed with suspicion. A male doctor
for instance, Away ssays 10 is the liycror
stomach, a female doctor would prob
ably say 10 was the heart, and she would
very often be right. The ladies don't
want % female doctor 10 IS in Some
cases the only chance they have 90 soe "a
man. when they are sick However, the
doctor was called in and be. of course,
Immediately wrote out "a prescription /
TWAS for some pills, o. be taken every
third day. He came again next morn /
ing.
"Well. did You take the pllls.'
"NO. doctor The three days are not
up until Wednosday."-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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WE REPEAT lT-No family ought %
be without a bottle of that old-tashioned
remedy Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup of
pure pine tar, horehound and wild
cherry.
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The dog gnaws the bono because he
cannot swallow IT.
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at j H. Valentines Auction House No
s2l east Broad street and No. 1886 east
Main street, az factory prices Over
stock and must be sold over 300 on
hand
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Special attention is call T. the adyers
ment Of to-days issue OF the sale by Mr.
George W. Mayo, auctioneer, Of the
beautiful collection of rich and rare I'M
ported French China Dinner and Tea
Sets, fine Vases, handsome Lamp Goods
ornamental goods OF exquisite design and
many miscellaneous goods of varied pat
tern, never before sold at auction in this
city
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SICK HEADACHE cured 10y using DR..
Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills
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DOS'r GIVE NE anything else for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup
does.
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/ OsT CERTIFICATE OF sIQCA,
Il No. Is. Of the RICHMOND AND ~
RICO TURNPIKE COMPANY ION ule h-t
bred liars, Ina the namo ~ " y. n-i \.
Co. Application Tor renewal has p'tN 49,
DESTROYED iel5tlte
THE BOSTON.
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CRUTcHEs, TRUssEs, AND BRACES al
Owens & Minor Drug Company.

Mr.. JOHN FLANNERY, Savannah, Ga.
says Being a chronic sufferer from both
sick and neuralgic headaches for u mum
her of years, | shall look on Bradycro-
tine as blessing if it continues TO act
as il has done in the past month
CONSUMERS or OIL will consult the
safety of their persons and property by
using Owens & Minors electric-hght
safety oil. Il is odorless, colorless, safe,
and gives a brilliant light
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EXECUTORS SALE OF TIE
LARGE COLLECTION

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ELEGANT CARPETS.
RICH AND RARE VASES AND BRIO a..
BRAC.
FINE ClTGIAss WARE. SILVER.
PLATED WARE.
LARGE COLLECTION on
RARE OH PAINTINGS.
ASSORTMENT OF rtNEWI.E,
AND LIQUORS.
AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY DE
LONGING ro THE ESTATE 0F
WILLIAM d. HANALL. ESQ. DECEASED
AT AUCTION
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Ex-PARrE ELECTION

carried on by YOU after the polls were
closed ! call your attention TO the fact
that on page l3 Of your notice Won claim
that Carter Marshall stood all day in
line, and after the poll at said precinct
was closed deposited a hallot for YOU in
one Of your aforesaid private boxes
u assert and shall prove that said Mar
shall had been
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AICmO. AL -. ~.

by George rs Mayo. Au.fioncer
ono. J.. laushfln Jr. allesmal
so. 80 Smith street
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between the Democratic chalengers, of
whom you complain. and the Republican
challengers. ! assert and shall prove
that al the election you or your friends
and parlisans chose and placed al a pre-
cinct in Jefferson ward as challenger
one Joseph II Williams, q convicted
criminal and also that he did, notwith-
standing his disqualification, cast a vote
for you, and TO escape punishment for
this last ohense he is now a fugitive from
justice
also deny that at any Of the voting
precincts in the city of Richmond any
partisans or friends of mine, with the
object OF intimidating or preventing
colOred voters from casting their votes I
for you, did either with or without the .
aid Of the police force, or with or with
out the aid of the Deputy United States
arrest al the polls and carry
% prison any number Of colored voters,
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sECONn ADDENpUM.

Mr.. Wise and Colonel Elicit both stat
ed 20 ii TINES representative last night
that the answer was served on Mr Wad.
dill Wednesday, as stated in yesterdays
paper, and that our report in the matter
was, in every respect correct The sec
ond add,ndim 10 the answer was the
only one filed yesterday. The other ad.
dendam will come in due time
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upon any pretended charges. / deny
that many OF the deputy marshals were
men VIGOROUSLY unfit for the positions
they held, or that they were chosen to
prevent fair election.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
"While many of them are personally
unknown TO me, and while had no voice
In their appointment; yet assert that all
of them wifi compare more than favor
ably with many of the United States SUI
petvisors of election. who were appoint
ed in the interest of the Republican
party, whose nominee you were
81 shall prove, that despite the fact
that there was on the said day % cleo
ton in the city OF Richmond. two regu-
lar United States Commissioners. they
being the clerks Of the two United States
Courts in said city yOu or yOur parli-
Fans procured the Judge Of the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia toappoint by
telegram three additional United States
commissioners. two Of whom, being en-
tirely ignorant of law. were utterly unfit
for those positions-one being dentist,
and the other being a railroad clerk in g.
subordinate position. These hastily and
freshly appointed administrators Of jus
lice fingered around the different pre-
cincts in Jackson ward for the purpose
Of bailing ont All Republican voters who
might be arrested for illegal voting.
JACKSON WARD CONTESTS.
u deny that any of ihc ballots, alleged
on page of your notice of contest 10
have been deposited after the closing of
the polls i'm the First. Third and Fourth
precincts in Jackson ward. in the boxes
furnished by Won, or your partisans or
friends ought 20 be counted aor you.
Even If 10 De- true that such ballOis-0r,
more properly speaking, tickets-were so
deposited, they should moi be counted for
You
Il do not believe and deny that the
said tickets We're received and deposited
as YOU allege, in the boxes furnished 10y
YOU OF your friends or partisans.
"Such reception OF these tickets was
beyond the authorized power OF the
United States Commissioners Any
party in receiving such tickets was not
acting as United States Commissioner
He was acting IN his individual not his
official capacity Ills office could give
no weight 20 the act.
81 assert that, even If such a reception
of tickets could be- legal under any cir
cumstances, yet 20 could only be- done
under full and fair notice to me. /
should have been entitled 10 be present
or TO be represented by some one who
would have protected my interest You
gave me no notice whatever
RESPONSIBILITY or THE CITY or RICH
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Executors az the estate of vi
deceased
GEORGE W MAYO. Auction,
, 1889-06-13
DEDUCTIONS.

The Spanish warship Paz has foundered
of Cape Trafalgar.
Sixteen persons seriously injured at
Wiikesbarre by derailed train.
Surgeon. General HAHilt N reports no
danger OF epidemic at Johpstown.
Sunday In New York oppressively hot.
Thermometer VI. s'x prostretions.
1t IL estimated that 400 natives we're
killed in recent fight in Z.nzibar.
Ex. Senator Sabin OF Minnesota has en-
tered divorce proceedings sgainst his wife.
Engineers are surveying the Midland &
Pacific railroad from Pierre, OAK, to the
coast.
The Robert mine was sold to-day to the
Metropolitan Land & Iron Company For
S400 600.
Jake Geer and John Duruberges killed
each other with revolvers today. Cause =
q womani
Lockhsven. Penn, issiles o call to peo
Pile OF the United ST. ttes for help TO reniovs
debris and thus avert epidemic. t
Sam Zip Jah of Milwaukee, has been sen
| tencedto fifteen years in the state p.isor
for Turing little girls into his den.
Forty v-eight Chinese pupils from tn,
Mount Vernon Place Methodist church o
Baltimore called on the president to day
The giand jury have found indictment
anainst Doctors Irwin, Ferguson an
Hsnce. who performed the autopsy on. tia
body of Mind Reader Bishop.
, 1889-06-13
Disastrous CAvs-tn.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June ia disas.
trous csve-n toNk place here late this after.
noon. Holtenbeck n Heliuan's vein mines
are situated under Il thickly settled por'
tion OF the city They are 1000 feet deep
and for years past no coal WAS supposed u
have been mined in that portion under
living the city, for fear the earth would
sink. At 4 o'clock the crash came and
one Of the principal thoroughisres Of the
city is filed with crevices, from which gas
escaped In huge volumes. The owners OF
the houses are greatly alarmed. The men
In the mines had all hey could do to es-
cape with their lives. bome mules were
caught in the workings and were killed.
Eight hundred men snd boys were thrown
out of work. The mine owners'ioss IL oyer
$lUO. 900, and the loss to property owners
ON the surface will be double this amount
, 1889-06-13

NEW YoRK, June 12.-Anthony Com
stock made successful raid to-day. He
arrested Olin ID. Chase. manager Of the
CAST Lithograph and Eograving Com pany,
and seized l.UOO,OOO lottery tickets, fifteen
lithograph stones, about half ton In
weight, i've numbering machines and
sheets of paper ior printing. Five hun
dred thousand tickets we're printed for lot
terry companies which Comstock sys have
no existence. They are the Original"
Little Louisiana I.Dttery Company of San
Diego, Cal. supplement- In ,he Louisiana
State Lottery. Kansas Guy and New York.
Original Little Louisiana Lottery CJm-
IaDy of San Francisco, and Original Little
Louisiana Lottery Company OF Oakland,
Gal. Ch.se was held for trial at theTombs
police court
, 1889-06-13

WAsuiHarON, June 12.-Some excite.
ment WAS manifested st the state and navy
departments to-day upon the receipt vi u
cabievYani from Commander kellogg at
Hayti. Secretary Tracy i'm mediately CUm-
n,unicated the information to Secretary
Blaine, who carried the news to the presl.
dent. Everyone connected with the state
and navy depart nients, who is In position
to know the contents of the cablegram, re-
fuses to say anything about II except one
official, who complained that the sender
did not aprear TO know much aboxt the
situation. Nevertheless II was generally
believed 1T the department that the news
from Hsyti IL not reassuring and IL IL cur
rentiy reported that Captain o Kane had
bsen ordered to sail Immediately for the
seat OF trouble with the B,ston, which has
lust been rsttttd at New York.
, 1889-06-13
COAST GLEANINGS.
Present and Projected COndi-
tiOns in Seattle.
Walla Walla COllegians Want
Il Campus.
vartous Helping nands-Govsrnor Moore
Exsrcisss uis prsrogative-
CapitNlists.

SEATTLE. June IL. Special-A careful
canvass reveals the situation in tn. city to
be AS follows; Business men are almost
entirely without storeroonis, but are put.
ting up tents, in which they will be able
TO dispose OF their wares until more suita.
BILE quarters can be erected. This portion
Of our citizens 10 abundantly able to care
for themselves, but there ore large
number OF people in the city, including
clerks. ETC., with and without families,
who have lost their all, and a large mum.
Der OF persons, also, who are destitute and
without food or shelter except what is
given them. These people are being cared
for the best way possible, but as 1t will
be some months before they can be sup.
piled with houses, any contribution in the
shape Of bedding. food and household
goVds OF all kinds will be most acceptable,
A labor bureau 10 being organized, and 1t
is only q question Of u few days until all
Who want
CAN FIND WORK.
Tb0so Who have no visible means OF sup
port and who will not work will be or
dered TO leave the city, and If they don I,
will be arrested and summarily dealt with
Restaurants are starting no ail over the
city. and those who have money can ind
food, plain though it may be. The city
will be rebuilt ut once on grander and
better scale than ever. Contracts have al
ready been let tor numbers OF large brick
buiidiugp. and. inside of one year, Seattle
will doubtless be better and greater
city than before. The relief committees hat
full charge of all contributions, which will
be used in the best manner possible
Quite an amount of funds will be re
quired to tide us over, but the LIBERAL do
nations OF monev which are being xrate
fully received will enable us to relieve the
most needy. The weather is good and
will prevent much suffering to those who
are without shelter. The gratitude OF
Heattle to those fellow countrymen who
have been 30 liberal to her in her suffer
ing, is unbounoed, and will never be- for
gotten.
lSigned. J, r. LEWIS.
Chairman Relief Committee.
, 1889-06-13
rhE OLYNIPIANs.
M.soaio Lodge Meeting -Encsmpment
News. seattle Relief Fund.

Masoaio Lodge Meeting -Encsmpmsnt
News seattle Relief Fund.
OLYMPIA, June IL, Special.-The Ma.
sonic Grand Lodge met In annual session
in Odd Fellows temple this morning, all
the grand officers but the chaplain and
lecturer being present This afternoon
Grand Master N. S. Porter, delivered the
spnusl address, which is said to have
been both AN interesting and able dOcu.
mept. The present session 10 probably
the largest ever held in Washington ter.
ritory. and the proceedings are Of most
harmonious nature.
Thirty seven cases Of guns and ammu.
uition for the use of the national guard
ut the approaching encampment have
been received by Governor Moore. 1t Is
thought that for want Of sufficient funds
70 dsfray ,hs expenses OF transportaticn,
Abe Second regiment will have to 90 into
camp east Of the mountains. The First
regiment 10 going in to camp at this place
July 5th,
The city council lust evening appropri.
ated $500 for the relief of Seattle suffer
ers. In addition $500 has been subscribed
on the outside.
, 1889-06-13
Auatsipa Her Trustx.

RoME, June ll.-DGrins u debate In the
chamber of deputies on q vote of censure
proposed Ey an extremist on the Italian
oonsal at Trieste. Csvslstto spoke in de-.
fense of Italys alliance with Germany and
Austria. He said that Italy ought TO main.
tain faithfully her treaty with Germany
and Austria, as the day would come when
she would have to fight side by side with
Austria to prevent the Adriatic from be-
comiog slave sea. He concluded by pro-
posing q vote Of confidence in the govern
ment. Prime Minister Crispi declared the
peace Of the world reposed in the treaty
If the question OF nationality arose. Italy
would nave nothing 10 give and much to
ask, Confidence In the government was
then voted by large maturity.
, 1889-06-13
INDGFATIaABL POKTL md.
She Intends to Help seattle 10 the u
mOst-Dctails.

She Intends to Help seattle ~ tho Ut
most-Dctails.
PORTLAND, Or. June 10, Special. .--Vari-
ous committees have been out collecting
for the Seattle and Johnstowp sufferers to-
dav, and net with good success. About
5000 has been colecte ed and divided as
follows: 5sattle. $500; JOhnstown, $4,000.
Late last night Charles II. Dodd, chairman
Of the relief committee Tor Seattle and
Johnstovn, received . dispatch from
Judge j. Il Lewis, chairman Of the relief
committee at Seattle, which says that
careful examination iiscloses much desti-
tuition which must be relieved. Thousands
are being fed and lodged. Work IL com.
menced, soon labor will be employed, but
hundreds must live In tents tor months.
A meeting WIS held ny the board OF trade
and the situation discussed. II necessary,
$50, 900 or S5O,0OO will be raised In Portland
to relive the needy OF Seattle.
, 1889-06-13
Mine Explosion.

TACOMA, June 10, Special. AN ex ptosion
occurred In the Carbonado coal mines,
thirty miles from Tacoma, this morning,
resulting In the death OF David Evans,
fire bos,, by the caving In Of part Of the
mines. Evans won't into the Ransways Of
the mines early this morning 10 see IL they
we're all right for the worknien who were
to come later. The fans had been working
all Of sunday night. Evans 10 supposed to
have carried a naked lamp which ret fire
to the gas collected In the mines. The ex-
plosion knocked down about 200 feet Of
one OF the tunnels. 40 chutes and killed
Evans outright The miners begsn n this
morning digging inSo the debris to get at
Evans body, but the Dire damp WAS 30 foul
they could make but little headway.
, 1889-06-13
shufHed or the Coll.

BUTTE, June IL, Special. lowing to his
drunken habits, +. b. Feathery has es.
tranged his wife's affections and made
himself unbearably wretched. he took
bis own life yesterday afternoon by shoot.
ing himself through the heart ia his
wife's confectionery and fruit store on
Granite street. A letter wa, found IN the
suicide's pocket, addressed to his wife. Al
follows: '"t cannot live without you, no
am going TO die. Forgive me for all
wrongs have done you, Have me buried
beside Eva. and from my home, and tha,
will end all trouble. Kiss me when an
am gone. Your afectionate husband
[SiQnedl r. d. Featherly."
, 1889-06-13
BRUNO UNVEILED.
Tho Offended Pope seeks Consolation In
Pray. and Solitude.

Tho Offended Pope seeks Consolation In
Pray. r and solitu ude.
ROME, June IL The statue Of Bruno
was unveiled to-day with imposing cere.
monies. Thirty Thousand persons. Inc I'D
ing students and deputations from various
parts OF Italy marched In the procession
through the principal streets. The remOv-
al Of the canvass covering from the stat ue
was the signal for deafening cheers. The
ceremonies were witnessed by the syndec
of Rome, government officials and q large
number ot senat RI and deputies. Deputy
Bovio In his oration euloaized the martyr
and declared that to day there was
born religion of free knights
thought and liberty OF conscience
whicn would be worse tor rapacy than the
loss of temporal power. The proceedings
throughout were orderly. The memory OF
GariGaidi was honored with an in.poslng
ceremony to day,
The pope Is much depressed. 1t Is re.
ported that ne refuses to ses any body, and
that he has passed three days absorbed In
prayer In his private chapel. Four hun
dred kilograms have arrived At the vatican
deploring the unveiiing Of the Bruno
monument. All ambassadors accredited
to the vat clan met this evening in the
pope's chapel. King Humber: has con
gratu lated his minister on the absence oi
dianpdar
, 1889-06-13
Dist,usuished visitors.

TACOMA, Juoe IL, Special. President !
T. 7, Oakes Of the Northern Pacific
arrived here in his special car this morn
ing.
b. o. Mills, whose on.in.law, White
Law Reid, purchased Villard's palace in
New York after the latter's financial
downfall some years ago, is also here.
They have had conference. Mr.. Nails is
interested in railroad matters in and
around Bellingham Bay. He will leave
on the steamer Ancon. now here. for
Alaska Tomorrow uorning. The Oakes.
Willard combination, including Land
Agent Shultz, will leave for Portland this
evening at 8 o'clock.
, 1889-06-13
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Trsins Collide aud = Number Of Pas
senGrra X illSd.

Two Trsins Collids AID = Nu,labsr Of Pas
sengers X kiii~d.
DUBLIN, June a. The following par.
ticulars were received In regard u the nc.
cidept to an excursion train. An excur
son party left Armagh this morning In
two trains, when MI accident occurred at
point where two trains bad 10 ctnd u
grade On srbsnk filty tpet high. The hrst
tram assembled the grade without trouble
The second section attempted TO ascend
but the weight OF the tram proved too
great for the engine. several cars were de.
tached and we're allowed TO run back
towards level track, but before
they reached 1t they came in collision
with the ordinary traiD fron, Armagh
which was proceeding at u good rate oi
speed, The excursion cars were com.
ple,ely wrecked. Hosts of volunteers were
soon on hand and The dead and wounded
were taken from the wreck and carried
down the bank. nj edical aid was called
and u specisl tain from Belfast brought to
tn. hcene twenty surgeons from that city
and mum ber VI medical men from other
places. The dis ,sltr is unparalleled In the
railroad history OF Ireland. All shops in
Armagh were closed this afternoon aud
people are In general mourning. The en-.
nins-r, fireman and guard Ut the train and
Traffic Manager Clerk were summoned be-
fore u magistrate and were remanded on
the charge Of being responsible for the &C
Cident,