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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

I'm the death of Commodore JoHN *
MITCHELL tie city OF Richmond has lost =
good citizen, and the south true nnd de-
voted son.
As Inns been previously noted. Commodore
MITCHELL cntored.fhc nIted states Navy ln
1875. and the commencement Of the civil
war found him in command uf ino slNOl
war wyoming, ON the Pacific station. Upon
the secession OF his native state hc promptly
resigned his COmmissl m, aud offered bis srt-
vices tO the toui,demcy.
In the early part of 1852 he was assigned
90 tie command OF fhc small squadron 81 b.
tined to assist in she defense of New orleans
Boy preventing The fleet a. der The gallant
Fafugut from passing the forts 40 the mouth
of the Mississippi river.
For his MANAGEMENT of his ilneship. the
louisiana Commodore MITCHELL has been
unfairly criticised log some and cruelty ml
At the time OF the ru'nine Of the fort by
Farragut the main mcfs seem to bee as iol-
lows:
Ihe Louisipno was tlcdn 90 tine river hlnk
with all hands. and wHfkmeu from Sew Or-
leans cmpI1l od boa mounting her guns cIui-
pletlns Der arm D., ana D. pair ng her aImu
nOp. less machinery
Ihp Hams from which so much was px-
pCctod were NOT under Commodore NITcH-
ILLS command. Tic care of lighting up the
river and preparing i've enifs was NOT as-
signed iO commodore MITCHELL. hut 10 tne
commander OF tine Rams. % whom tOmuO-
dOrc MITCHELL could NOT control
40 tine time ui the passage OF The forts tte
Louisiana WIS simply an fnmoU Die t1uerU.
like loii Jackson; uut a like thr lfrrlsuu of
Fort Jackson, the men of ihe L1uisinn0 lld
not muiiny ana desert, but stood bryciy 90
their guns and by their cOlois
10 isn waste 81 words % say more in de-
Tense ot Commodore MITCHELL Tine good
conduct ana bravery of tine purely naval de-
Tense against farIaguts heet has bceu TOO
often acknOwledg 81. 10 wrife "a word BOO de-
Tense OF Hurer Of the Mcfrl0. ur Narley OF
the N0f0ss0s, would bee AN insult.
But commodore MITCHELL dll not rely
upon his own judgment in placing the Louis
lana COR misDlnciug her. according 10 Gene
ernl Dune nf be WIS insisted hy iapfaiu
Mcintosh ana Lieutenant, john Wilkinson.
ward, white, and. indeed. Hll under Dots
command. lhf} OIL agreed with the come
mandef. and surely iuey could not az have /
been mistaken, as General duncan thought. /
and Lord WoisHley seems inclined 90 believe. /
Whom Commodore MITCHELL was infOrm- /
ca tIat Fort Jackson bad surrendered with /
the men iu state Of mutiuV. he called % /
council as 60 what was to he done "OpeH /
our guns on the fort, said e.. y. Read lla- |
cOuyJ
After the IAN OF New Orleans. Commodore /
MITCHELL asked for and obtained d court of I
Inquiry. The following is the finding. n Is /
e0uctYS o.:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

The annual session Of the Grand Lodg
of Virginia closed last night. The
next Grand Lodge. in December. 1890.
will be- held m the new hall now in
course Of erection on west Broad street.
A lengthy and very interesting discussion
took place on the Temperance question.
The subject was brought up on PROPOSE
ton % make the present Masonic laws and
usages more specific on this sub
iccf. and decidedly more radical. The
Masons. by an overwhelming vote decided
that the ancient landmarks and the present
Masouic code Of morals, which have met and
sufficient 10 cope with the liquor question.
Quite number Of members left for their
homes last night, and the others leave to-
ll4V
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
NOTIFIED OF HIS ELECTION.



Yesterday morning Senators Smoot and
FOwlkes. and Delegates Campbell. Hacker
and Mason. Of Loudoun. The joint commit
tee Of the General Assembly appointed tn
inform Hon. =. W. Mckinney and Hon. j.
Il0ge Tyler Of their election 20 the offices of
Governor and Iieuteuani-Goyernor, respec-
lively. performed theirduty inn0tift ingGOy
ornOr-clcct Mckinney.
Hon. i. W. Mckinney being in the city.
the committee met him i'm the parlor Of The
Exchange Hotel. The chairman in "a short
appropriate little speech announced 10 Mr.
Mckinney that he had been duly declared
elected Governor of Virginia for four years
from January /. 1890.
GOyernOr-elect Mckinney responded in 20
few wcll-chOsen words. lie thanked the
people of Virginia for the high confidence
they had placed In him. lie stated that mi,
entire aim would be- 10 discharge bis duties
with full appreciation Of what they Were.
and pledged that all be- did would Dee 90 the
honor and credit of Virginia, the people who
elected him. and himself.
But few people were present dnring This
ceremony. which was informal. After it
was over every one shook hands. Mr. Nc
Kinney expects 10 leave for Farmyille to-
daN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

Colonel William T.. Craighill, Of Balti-
more. chief engineer Of James River I'M
proyemcnt, and his two daughters are in
ihe city. and will remain q short while.
Goycmor-elrct Mckinney was at the Cap
itOl Yesterday. and called upon Governor
Lee and his old friend. Judge IT.. W. Flour
nov.
Hon. Marshall Hanger. OF ,tauntOn, for
merly Speaker Of the House OF Delegates.
was on the floor Of the House yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

Among the hills Introduced In Tue House
of Delegates Yesterday was one by Mr..
Levin JOynes. of Richmond. 10 incorporate
Else virginia Mercantile and safe Deposit
Company. The incorp0rators named are:
!. Taylor EllysOn. Charles X. >kinker.
Thomas Atkinson. John Addison. James -.
Crump. William :. Archer. Charles j.
johnson. Norman Y. Randolph. T.. 4. Saun-
ders. Marshall VI. Gillian. James y. Boyd.
William II. Palmer T. William Pemberton
Granville G.. Valentine, Thomas l.. Alfriond
and =. II. Mayo. The capital stock is 20 be
ZION NM
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

The poultry and pigeon exhibition, at No.
s3l East Broad street. in fill blast, and il
largely attended. The pigeon show alone
is wonderful. and the quality Of the chick
ems, geese and ducks are Of the finest order,
being OF the best strains in the country.
Ibis - the third exhibition the Richmond
Poultry and Pigeon Association have given,
and this one far .urpasses the former two.
The announcement Of successful winners
Of the gold medals aud silver cups viii
likely be made this afternoon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

While sitting down awhile in Monroe
Park. ! suddenly heard the bells juggling
and sled rapidly approaching. Jumping,
~ il passed. landed in santa Claus lap.
Pm tell YOU all YOU want 10 know. Dis
gui>ed. I've secured the shops, and Carter
beats them all hollow. | saw there dolls.
drums. horns. mechanical toys. all sizes Of
slippers. stockings, hats and NUTS for
dolls, china mugs, tin toys. yelocipedes,
tricycles, sh0ohies, etc. He's next to
COhen's. Ia, Ia"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. December H.
About halfpast 10 o'clock Tuesday night %
destructive cl0ud-burst occurred in "a noun
thin canon near Boulder Greek. Santa Cruz
county and flood OF water many feet high
came roaring down the narrow valley. II
carried along whole trees and logs, and
nothing stood before il. Five houses. with
their sleeping occupants, were swept away
Ike egg-shels. only one man was drowned.
The people chung 10 trees until the Hood had
passed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

And the court Is of the opinion from all
the evidence uddurDd. fiuf Commodore
MITCHELL did an ia his ioWer tO sustain the
honor Of tho tiag aud to prevent tAe enemy
nom ascending the Mississippi river and
0 lat his conduct and bearing throughout the
period Di his service while ln command OF
tle vessels ~ tne navy f.r the defense OF the
mississippi river. under thc trying and enc
DiffAusing clrfumst tIces under which Doe
was placed. was all thlt could ho expected
by tho country uut the uaNa service oi %
apabia and liant officer.
l~lsutd. =. BARROW. Flag Oiiieer
President of the Court,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

At the corner OF Broad and Second streets,
white man AT work on building slid
down rope which badly cut his hand. Ii
was dressed at "A drug store before the am
bulance, which was called, reached the
scene.
Mr.. George Duncan was Yesterday APP
pointed box-clerk in the posroflice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

BOsTON. MASS, December l2.-Mr. n. W.
Grady and The party Of Southern gentlemen,
who came here 10 attend the annual ban
quet Of the Boston Merchants Association
were given IN informal breakfast m the
Nendnme this morning. The alfafr was "A
pleasant one. and gave Mr.. Grady and Gov
ernor Bullock an opportunity 10 tell what
they think Of the city they are in, which
they did 30 the satisfaction Of the natives.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

GOSHEN. VA, December Special. r.
Ed. Sull, an engineer on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad got one hand badly man
gled Yesterday evening while making a
coupling. The thumb and index finger Of
Nh. ri.Lt hand Wore omILrely mashed on.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
Dv.uep,,n and Liver COMPLAINT.

Is It not worth the small price OF IS cents
to free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints? lfyOu think so call
al our store aud get n bottle OF ShilOh's Vital
lzer livery bottle has n printed guarantee
on IL. Use accordingly, and ifit does you no
good 10 will cost you nothing. sold ny bo1o-
f~r Rrothers and II. ~. Shields & Co., corn or
OF l.u md Marshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

loil Moi.eiey having. in the July number
oi Tie Nmh dm.ricou Rerieu passed some
structures upon tOmmOdDre MIrUuELf.. Mr.
WILDWOOD Mitchell wrote nls hardship
ana enclosed some papers on the subject.
notably Captain William Mhittio's letter ln
lue l'hilait iphia INNS of March 6tn, lS-O.
his Lotfsnlp replied as follows:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
MINOR MENTION.
Clnx Ward Acfiyes.

Clay Ward Actiyes held their regular
monthly -, ling last night. There was a
large attendance, and much interest mani
tested. Mr.. jackson Guy. chairman Of the
Democatic City Committee, having moved
into Clay ward, was nominated as men,
Der Of the club. lie was elected unani-
morsly with enthusiasm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

Ware =. Cav. d n. Wilson and General
Junes &. Hnl Upon motion OF Mr.. b. +.
Johnson, ID hour for meetings Of the board
was changed from q J.. NJ. to > Il. NJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

REMEMBER the Pound Party to-day. De-
ccmber 18th, over Dupuy's drug store, AZ
east Broad street, by the Women's Christian
Association.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
OVER THE RIVER.
lie Fired Pistol just for Fun-General
Items of Interest.

Items of Interest.
Ahram langstOn (cOlOred) was before
Mayor AtikissOn Yesterday morning on the
charge Of threatening 10 shoot Mary Lon
Moss (colored) with Il pistol. Langston. il
seemed, had drank too much liquor, went 10
the house of Lizzie Harvey and got her 10
send across the street for the woman Moss.
who was in service near by. Mary Moss
came over, when Langston asked her 10
give him a pair of shoes she had. She re-
| fused. LangstOn drew pistol and threat
ened 10 shoot her, when Mary darted out of
the door. LangstOn fred at her, "just for
fun as he stated. The ball hit tree and
did no damage. He was fined $50 and his
pistol was cOniiscated.
Dolly LOckett. a cOlOred woman, swOre
out a warrant against Ralph TOmpkins
(cOlorcdl. charging him with having threat
cned to Kill her. An Investigation showed
that the warrant was the result Of an old
grudge. and the Mayor dismissed the case
for insutliciency of evidence.
wATLINGToN-LrsTE
The residence Of Mr.. George IL. Jewett,
near Coalfield. Chesterfield county. was a
scene of liyeliness and pleasure Tuesday
night. when Mr.. John j. Wellington, n
well-known and popular young gentleman
Of Chesterfield, and formerly a resident of
Manchester, was united in marriage 10 Miss
Annie Lester. pretty and charming young
lady.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Robert III. Winfree, pastor of the Baptist
Church in this neighhOrhOOd. and who was
ordained about one month ago. This cere-
mOny was the first one that Rev. MIR. Win |
free has performed. Among the Manches- /
ter people present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. /
Jewett. Mrs. John l.. Utz, Misses Nellie and /
Addie Leonard, Miss Ella Mayo and Mrs
:. :. Patch.
MINOR MENTION.
Res. +. VI. Peterson's tribute TO the men,
Dry of Jefferson Davis, at Central Methodist
Church, Wednesday night, was a very SUI
perIOr one.
The Chesterfield County Court has adj
lOurned for the term.
Miss Ellen Buell. has returned home after
spending several weeks in Henderson. y. {.
The Chesterfield County Court, before adj
iourning, granted the petition asking for
the opening Of new road from just below
Manchester 10 Chesterfield Courthouse.
II is expected that the suit of HObeck
against the Manchester Railway Company
will come up to-day in the Circuit Court.
This is a suit for $4,000 damages. Some
months ago a little daughter of iiobeck was
Knocked down by the cars, and injuries
Inflicted from which she died. Ii is alleged
BY the defendant that the child ran in the
way Of the car, and that IL was not care
essness on the part Of the driver OF the car.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

This letter Is what might De expected from
% man Of ORR olsclcy - charac' or md rem
utntloui bur one may bee allowed 90 wOud' 1
that Ills Lo.dsi.p should have based hls are
suliieni in t.ie Aorfh d@irrican R.ricc GA 50
'irli'ic4 "a tNuuNa Npn.
4 pom 1ommf dcrr MTCHELLfs refnrn from
fpit "iieh, hc Vas placed at tie head ol
tNe sur. du OF Detail lu the NHyy l'eDlrf-
inrn, ms showed tnat be still possessed
inc iespec- ana conn lcuco Of his gov. rn-
-helt| ana lD stli uTthlr emphasize 10. he
was placed iifihe iIii oI 1861 ln command of
the James river squaIioi.
10 thcallcMpttO p3ss ilc bat cries IN How
ietts in l9o', u uut one % his vessels got
ashore o. iht ni. -' rucfiou, Dob fhe liver Ihls
cfustd ii.n to 5ifr sD bis contemplated il-
tack upon GIANTS letr at ilty Point
The comm. -nore went iu ia open boat post
he enemy = batteries. anl beaded thc Csc
sci mat ha0 succeeded IN getting through.
Lieutenant &. W. Read. VINO accompanied
nun saws ~ tie g.. nm .dYre. Gle was the
cooiost man under ire ever siwn lhi-
lfvin intonN iicitd hero Ia naval warfare.
wos praise Indeed.
Commodore MITCHELL was reserved and
modest man, am bad few iufmatos. No
one. hove. r, ever served uHdtr him but
ackno Nicdgoi him 10 b. e gallant o.lcer and
uigh-t0ned gentleman.
Whatever his ouemies may say Of HIM
counts for nothing. he was respected by
ihOse for VII sc 90 Mons he cared. lie WAS
a good Con. edefateand iOy-l to is trust
"AIl The exlaisite aims they aspirei to ale
And the cause OF The South is entombed with
her dead:
fut their memory lives In immortal display.
ia hehot enwlapped in the JAcNrr ~
GgAY,'
This poor and inadequate tribute Is fsom
w.U.P.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

REMEMBER the Pound Party to-day. De
cember 18th, over Dupuy's drug store, l27
east Broad street, by the Women's Chris
tan Association.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
rEOrEnIY TRANsTER,.

ChOuccrY CoVff-A. L.. Chalmers. spe-
clal commissioner 10 Thomas II. Pollock. ~
feet on east side Third street between Baker
and Preston, 500; George Cheatham Ia
Ella oheatham. 30 feet ON west side Finh
street between Denny and Louisiana. -:
Preston Cooke. special commissioner 90
James 4. smith. The ice-hsu-e building M
southeast corner Cary and Nineteenth
streets. Sl.02j: John Il. Crenshaw's trustee
70 Elizabeth III. Crenshaw. 25iS feet on
north side Broad between Ninth aud Tenth.
subject To a deed Of trust for $1,000. 5000.
John Enders' trustees. 10 Charles l.. Whit
lock, a feet on south side Cary street be-
tween Twenty-fir-t and Twcnty-second.
S693; Virginia Home Building Fund and
Loan Association 10 W. :. Dashiell. 80 feet
on south Goddin street. 10 supply lost deed.
81: James {. Smith 20 Richmond Ice Com
pany, ice-house building at southeast corner
Cary and Nineteenth streets. S4.1J1; Edmo-
MIA j. Williams 90 James Burgess. - feet
on north side DObsOn street near CLARK,
80.
UcnricO COunfv.-James n. Barton and
wife TO Matte Z. Mann. 90 feet ON east side
North avenue. $3.50.
fhGHccyV COnrf.-Mrs. Eva VI. Kidd
qualified rs administrators Of the estate Of
Malcolm NJ. Kidd. deceased: the property
Is valued al 500; bond in the sum Of $500
was given. MIR. :. b. Jacobs qualified ~
administrator OF the estate OF Mrs. Adelaide
L. POindexter; the estate is valued at So
800, and bond was given in the sum Of
$1,000. This court will adjourn to-day for
the term.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
4 PERFECT LIGHT.

4 PERFECT LIGHT.
Pure. Odor'c-s Nor-Dxrl0sifc. t0r hfp
&C." OH ls tho ycry highest giraffe of i,rlnel
Petroleum. Beware 0i tlr lr iN.i o. Nl-
,crupulOus imltatln. Oet ode genuine 1000
take u9 other.
Sold bv BOllkIn BnDIllEl-.
IIII NnIu street,
y. KLEIN. Gi--fntt rrofl -fi,r-
no f5-if
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES AT THE
" NONAN'S EXCHANGE.

special mention Is called io cur liItN
Goods, such as Doyles. Tides, >cafis ii'l
In the WAY OF painted and Other hand eolN
Orlers solicited tor Plum lutMnfs. la.'
Cakes. Mlnce Meat, sc. sc. Persons u ~,
ing stamping or Initial Embroidery vs.
please Si . their orders ~ s,on ~ p's.l'ie'
WOMANs EAtHANof,
de7-sa. Tu n,o do 70 Fourth and EfanA'An'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

Dear Sir, / regret very much that any
thing contained iu my article on fhe Amefi.
can war should have OcctsiOne1 yOu ct Your
gallant Hihfr amy pIin. 1 thank you for
your extremely cJIIttous letter. lu which
You recognize thc nct ihnt ] could not have
amy personal feeling iu the matter. would
wlsh go remind yOu thtt the articles in ques-
ton deal min with the Information supplied
DO the volumes on Tie WIT. published rs the
century Magazine Company. 1 h4ge 20 very
general knowledge ~ tne mi itary 0perl-
lions, but an know Of the naval operations
40 sew Orleans d. derived exclusively rom
those volumes. II. Therefore. have ar.ued
nom false premises. hope that both you
ana admiral MITCHELL Wllla accept my hum-
PIE apology for any mistakes may have lal-
len into.
"in % war extending over such a vast thea
ire OF opefat ous. and proiracted over several
cars, H. - out natural that some OF those
"ho directed til. operations ON both sides
shoh.i make mistakes. My criticisms ul
what seemed iO lne tO uo mistakes has been,
however. influenced by DO personal bias.
nave honestly endrIyOged ~ give my views
lDr what thcY are worth, upon the pagers be-
ioie me-, without plftlllty or favor % either
side. ur o. any individual engaged.
again ma lllusyou ioryour courteous let
Ter, believe me % De, dfarfif.
VERY faithfully yours.
'f-iguciI, y ofsaIry.r
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

Uusfings COWf.-Joscph Collins, a white
man. charged with breaking into the house
of g. II. Valentine and stealing sundry arti-
cles theretrOm. was sentenced 10 the pcni-
Tertiary for two years. Five others were
implicated with Collins IN this charge. but
i'm default Of the Commonwealth failing t0
produce sufficient evidence HDUe prOscgHi
was entered In their cases. james Robin
son (c0lorod). charged with forging the
name of Minnie McCee for the sum Of $50:
convicted and sentenced t0 a term of two
years in the penitentiary.
Hcaric0 Couafy CoUrf.-,lohn Booker.
Indicted for burglary, was discharged, the
commonwealth entering a HOfc pr0scgaf.
The case Of Lucian Tyler. the negro I'M
dicted for attempted outrageous assault.
was continued until the January term.
CtrcuWl OHU.-One suit was disposed Of:
Warner Moore against Il. II. Duncanson.
Judgment for plaintin for Sl1TSf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-13

The James River Ob-truciions-Beit
Rates TO Sew York Wished aud In
provemont in Espres -age-Other Pro
eredings.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-30
The BUSINESS BOOM.
The Chamber Building Cause
Smiles Of Delight.
THE ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY.
Grading First West Street - Real Estate
Transfers-A New Water Scheme
Other Business Ventures.

The announcement in The HERALD Of
yesterday morning that the chamber of
commerce building was an assured fact
created no little favorable comment in bust
ness circles, and all looked upon it as a
step in the right direchon-as an indica-
ton that the business men of the city had
faith in the future, and proposed to do
something for the city that has done so
much for them. One Of the hardest work
ers among those whose efforts have at last
been crowned with success, is Mr.. F. II.
Auerbach, and in connection with this it
may be stated that the firm of which he is
a member is among the heaviest subscrib-
ers to the fund. 1t speaks well for these
gentlemen. Their interest N the city and
its welfare is marked by several handsome
monuments, and the Progress building,
upon which work viii soon commence, will
add additional evidence of their enterprise
and push. It is such men as these that
buil3 cities.