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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Ease your cough by using DIR. Jayne's
Expectorant. a sure and helpful medicine
for all throat and lung ailments, and cura-
tiNe for asthma.
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FOR the manufacture OF ladies' phaetons
and carts there Is no superior 90 DAVID \.
Ainslie, Nos. s, I'D and II Tenth street.
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PORT or WEST POINT. fEmrAm
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dorchester. llawcs Dad U0.
General CARO-. steamship All'fNfu'N IN'..
Providence. general cHrHli iranrN.N .f.
ioff. Nickle. BaliImorg, HfnnuI HIU.
steamship STELLA lbrl ha,hi.'' i.fr.
for cotton, steamer Elm titt, Baton. Nl.
ertOn, general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Danvllc, Bllups Baltimore
general cargo.
PORT e. NEWPORT NEWS ffnrrN.i B.
ARRIVED.
steamship Ocean. Boston. f1f'0af n..
.cho0ner j.. b. ogden. Boston. Io INl ..I
b,rres Oakland and MacAuiaF. Boston. M
load coal. hargos Naynowrr llEu.l .II
Marie. New York, 90 Toad COAL
SAILED.
steamship ned Mandate i01.n nIa
steamship camden .Roucn, D.'.I. .f.IU....
Mount FdreOmhc. prlgressu. I.. schooner.
a IN. Howe. Sew York. Goa.
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will never be without bottle Of that Ger
tain cure for hOarseness and coughs, Dr.
Dayid's Cough syrup.
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Supreme CONT OF ApDcdis.--kin
against Champion Iron Fence Company
Argued by g.. llatt0n and Richard Wake
Esqrs.. for plaintiff in error. and W. II. j.
Ellis. Esq. for defendant IN error, ana SUD-
mitted.
Gibson against Green's administrator
Onterdiugcr against Ford, Davis and wife
against Strange. Galleehor against Rowan
Carter against llOugh. Gray a. Co.. MELON.
add against Hurst, Purnell a Co., Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
against saunders, and Tucker against
Tucker. Passed until the March term.
Myers and AXtell, receivers, against
Trice. Set for to-day.
HpsfiHgs C0rrf. This Court was en-
gagged Yesterday iu fSiug days for the trial
of cases ON the docket.
The case of W. X. Bowie was called and
continued until his physician reported MN
able 20 appear in Court.
circuit C0uf.-Jamcs II. Blairs eX.
ocut0r vs. G.. r. Barksdale. Son N Co.. Judg
ment for plaintiff for S2.1Os.sl. W. J.
STABLES for and eic. US the same. Judgment
i'm favor of plaintiff for S2.JOS.sl.
Police Corrt Patrick Dougherty ano
his sister, slrs Celia Bailey. charged will
assaulting Mary fierneY. Case dismissed
r. J.. StraltOn charged with assaultine
and abusing Martha Brown in the street
The case was continued Till today.
Ge0rgiana Parker and Annie Greer
(both c0l0red) were each fined 800 and
costs for being dis0rderly on the street.
Charles Harris. (cOl0red) "a suspicious
character. was sent 10 Jail Tor ninety day.
in default ~ security
H.F. Landlum and W Y. Ball, charged
with being dis0rderly and lighting in the
street. Landrum failing % appear the case
WAS continued till to-day.
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The resoution was lost by the following
vote.
Ayes. biessrs. Crenshaw. Davis, Har-
GROVE. Hill. Wilkinson. ,itterding-O.
Noes: Messrs. Bahen, Brown. Csfers,
Carter. Dicker.on, Murphy, Williams
snead. Iayl0r-9.
There was no representative Of the state
Agricultural and Mechanical society pre-
sent. Mr.. Wilkinson, who voted for the
loan. told the board that he was certain that
the scheme would be- defeated. Mr.. Sitter
ding. who also voted aye, and who has "a
claim against the society for considerable
amount. stated that he was not actuated by
personal considerations, but that be consid-
cred his claim as good.
Mr.. T.. y. Cannon was present ana enjoyed
the manner in which the board handled the
matter.
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Atlanta. Ca.


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me medicine. and the testimony OF an Oh
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Cruni,EN's carts. ladies' phaetons',- l li,-
a,ne lardanlotfos. and the incompa f.ois
SXirforia~ ou hand or made % order. Da'l"
,i,.iia Sos. IS. iO and ID Tenth street.
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND. Va. January g. 1889.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A general meeting of the stockholders In
THE EUROPEAN RAILWAY SIGNAL co.
is called To- he hcld 90 1914 EAST MAIN
street, Richmond. w., ara Pm,
FEBRUARY 18Th, 1890
Special Notice, and hlanS rroXles will ne
mailed.
49, ,rier OF Board e Directors.
l.loHNSoN,
ii. l.. Ho0y ls. President.
Esc'y and Treas, ia 0.ld
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rnnrrnrY TRANsTEHs.

Ch0nccry C0ulf.-J. W. Anderson. sub
stitute trustee. 90 William l.. smith. l23
feet on n street. southwest corner Twenty
eighth. s.: Edmund naxt0n-' heirs %
Emanuel Raab and f. NJ. Eisield. 2lis feet
on east side F0ushee street near Broad.
S3.j0e: Il. II. Elicit and wife % Richard
Adams. % feet ON sOuthside Baker street
near 1t. Peter. 500; Il. w. Powers and FE-
gar ID. TAYLOR and their wives 10 Powers.
Taylor Drug Company. 1917 feet on south
side Main street near Thirteenth, 81; W. j.
Tyler 10 Alrs. Leila 3. petus, stock, iiX-
lures, &C., in store no. 1901 west Main
street. 800.
Henry e.. Cannon 90 Joseph y. Culling-
worth. lot OF land with building thereon.
lying in the northwest corner OF Main street
near rWenty-sixth street-lei feet, 1000.
HenricO C0uY.-R. b. Chaiin and
James b. uaryie and their wives % the
Riyeryiew improvement Company, l6 2LlOO
acres near western cooperation liEo RI Rich
m0nd. adjacent 90 New Reservoir Park and
known as "Riycryiew." except 40 feet on
Maryland avenue. 100000; W. J.. Cowar-
din and wife 20 Az. Cordes, five acres on
east side New North road. $4,000.
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A GENTS WANTED. - WE HAVE
"A au original plan BOO dealing with our
AGENTS. which me greatly appreciate. We
furnish them with auy QuFnliil OF our , a''-
loruos. with On lr names printed ON etch m
exclusive AGENTS Tor their county.
AGENTS have merely tO see THAT tne chli-
lorue. are properly distributed, and the re-
suit ls marvellous. An agent in thl7 why ''"
also establish large mall trade.
ami particulars mulied on receipt OF four
cents iu stamps. ......,. ~,
ia28-DGWlm Battle Creek Mleh'
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Mr. Taylor said he had thought that the
representatives Of tine society would never
ass anything again OF the Board after the
defeat they bad received; but they were like
the big catfish he used 90 catch in james
river when DE was a boy-"they died mighty
hard.n
lie said "thore had been talk Of insulting
some of the Exposition folks. They ought
90 have felt ashamed for coming 10 tnis
room and In the ante-chambcr. trying %
work the Board Of Aldermen; but, thank
God. they couldn't do IT,"
Mr.. TAYLOR was greeted with unmistak-
able signs accommodation. and his perora-
ton 10 Michael Murphy, whom he demo-
minated the watch dog OF the treasury was
greeted with great applause, especially his
last words, "Oh my colleagues ii YOU do
vote against this thing, down goes Nc
Ginty."
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xrvANTED. TWO EXPERIENCED
~ --..,,.-nlnl,ars af once Apply 20 the
WINSTON lH0N WORKS.
en+ Winston, y. G..
WANTED. - AGENTS TO SELL
w williams soluble lhymel w mans
Goods sent moi to Doe paid for until sold; >.
WILLIAMS. Manufacturing Chemist. p.A
30. plttsDDrZ, la.
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No mercury 10 pr. DAyId's Liver pms.
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AALANIED-sM0KERsT0- MAToHI

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following begou.as, Colcus, Chfysanthe-
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Nncas, and cuttings of the hardy, double
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MIR. CATLIN.
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FOR Wick ENDING FEBRUARY r. isao
PREDICTEDT TIME STANDARD Og
HIGH TIDE AT
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WEATHER FORECAST.
STATE or THERMOMETER.
MARINE rNrELLIcrNcr.


IMMATURE ALMANAC. Frn b. 800
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same cannot be collected OF the defendant
by process Of law.
No. 4 amends section 1851 Of the Code OF
Virginia IN relation 20 fees oi = shcri',
sergeant coroner. crici, or constable. this
amendment provides That no person snall
be employed as a guard unless the Justices
ccrtifs that such guard could not be safely
dispensed with. Guards are 10 be PAID
scycnty-hvo cents per day and four cents
for mileage.
The next in order amends the Code in re-
lation 10 fees Of a jailer. The PROVISION
hercl Is that no payment shall be mace
out Of the treasury for receiving
keeping and supporting any prisoner
committed 10 jail for a violation OF the ofdi,
nance OF any city or town, or who - IA jan
under "a capias pro fne issued for nature
10 cav a fine imposed Cor violation Of such
ordinances. 800.
The next bin amends section 1888 OF the
the Code Of Virginia In relation 90 ices OF
officers i'm gaming and certain other cases.
The seventh bin amends sections 5,'ib,
1897 and 1884. Of the Code Of Virginia m
relation 20 grand iurics. The number Oh
Grand Jurors 10 be summoned under mat
bin will be twelve instead Of twenty-iour,
and seven members Of a regular and ilNe o.
special grand jury will have to concur IN
an indictment.
The next bin in order amends sections
4. IO6. 4.1O7 and 4.l0s Of the Code in relation
"a the jurisdiction Of justices. This nill
gives the Justices Of the peace jurisdiction
Of an common law misdcmeanOrs.
The last bill requires judges Of county
and corporation courts 20 set criminal cases
| for trial.
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
REVIVAL SERVICES.

The series of revival services which have
been held in the First Methodist Episco-
pal church for a number of weeks past are
deepening in power and widening in influ-
ence. Large congregations. filing the
church, are waiting upon the ministry of
the word, the church is marvelonsly quick
ened and scores of souls are being saved.
Sunday was day of special interest. The
church was crowded to its utmost capae-
ity, while under the preaching several in
quired the way of life The pastor is as
sisted by the Rev. John Williamson, of
Chicago, who is rendering most efficient
service. DR.. Williamson has a national
reputation as a diligent Bible student
and sklllful expositor OF the word
of God. For five successive years
at Chautauqud DR.. Williamson has
accomplished wonderful work in OPEN
ing the book. Yesterday at 2:30 p. m. n
valuable bible reading was given on Christ
our model. Today at 2:30 the subject OF
the bible reading will be ''Sin. the Savior,
Salvation The christians Of the city of
all denomination are earnestly invited to
these bible readings.
Last night the church was filed with an
attentive and earnest congregation. DR..
Williamson preached a clear and forcible
sermon on "Fishing in Deep Waters" AT
the altar service following large number
cousecrated themselves to Christ, while
several seekers of religion presented them
selves at the altar aud were converted.
Meetings will be held each afternoon at
2:30 and each evening at 7:30. Every body
is invited
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
BILL NYE
THREE SHOTS.

Last night at Il O'Clock Mr. J. A. Nc
MahAn weut over TO tbs California OF
Wheels" to consult with his ofiiesrs, who
have charge Of the exhibit AZ night. and a.
be was going ny the MiSsonTi Pacific depot
two shots were fired a. BIN. the bullets
whizzing By uncomfortahIy close. lie re-
turned the fire once. aiming in ths dirse-
ton Of tie fash, bnt without effect Ofs-
Ger Mcnamara WAS promptly on bsnd-
hearing the shots, but could give no reason
for the occurrence Il Mss eyiden. that
the shots were fired by different people, ss
IL would be impossib3e for one man 20
change bis position % quickly as tie bui-
let holes in the deput plainly showed they
came from different Augles- Il "A probable
they were up TO something and fapci~d
tha: sicdaiaa had discovered than and
was in pursuit. hence the shots.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
sEDGwICK COUNTY IMMIGRATION CON-
MITTEE.

The Sedgwick county immigration COM
mittee met at 2 p. m. yesterday at No 2l9
Sedgwick block. Hon. John Kelley was
made chairman and T. Z. Hubbard secre
tary. The secretary read the list of men,
bers, showing every township in the coun-
ty being represented. The city of Wichita
| being represented by the members of the
immigration committee of the board of
trade and the real estate exchange.
The chairman called on Frank Williams
of Wichita, who responded by giving a
very interesting account of the work al
ready done. intending the success of the
committee, of which he WIS member, in
the railroad officials at Omaha and Chica-
90, and securing low passenger and freight
rates into the state.
Remarks were made by G. w. Steward.
of Colwich: +, j. r. Zeller, of Cheney:
Mr.. Firm, of Sedgwick, and +. Galloway,
of Salem towship. expressive of deep inter-
est in the work and showing their appreci-
alton Of the Importance of putting Sedg-
wick county in line to secure share in
the benefits it is expected the state will re-
ceive from the movement.
An executive committee of Eve was ap-
work. q. ". Hilwood. of Neron, s. VI.
Johns, of Greeley, William Finn. OF Val
ley Center, George W. Walter, and II: w.
Oliver of the city of Wichita, were named
as this committee. This action was taken
in view of the fact that the magnitude of
the work of the county committee will call
for frequent meetings aud the difficulty of
getting full attendance made the ap-
pointment of an executive committee a
necessity in pushing formard the work for
this county. II is hoped and expected that
each member of the county committee will
do all in his power to create aud
foster an interest Ill his township in the
work of immigration and forward TO the
secretary the names Of friends in the east
TO whom they desire TO have printed mat
ter sent. The full list of the Sedgwick
county Immigration committee is: At
tica, William Pitteuger; Alton, j. K.
Whitelaw; Delauo. o. b. Clark; Erie. C.
J.. Miller; Eagle. James Beal; Grant, Z. l..
Carnahan; Greedy, 5. W. Johns: Gypsum,
John Hughes. sr.; Garden Plain, Theo.
ssweiler; Grand River. d. Hilman; Iii
nois, 5. l.. Pope: kechi, ]. Smyser. Lin
coin, B. l. McGrew; Morton. +. J. r. Zyl-
Ter; Minneha; II. ). White: Ninnescah, II.
+. Teachout; Ohio. J. b. Brown; PARK, l.
". Scott; Payne. George Lent; Rockford.
f. @. Snyder; Salem. Z. Galway; Sher-
man q. W. Anderson; Guion, j. ". Wads-
worth; Viola, James Grimsley; Valley
Center, William Trim: Waco, ;. s. Bow
man; Wichita, j. ". Skinner: city Of
" ichita. g. H. Blackwelder, b II. Camp
bell, T. Y. Healy. Frank Williams, hos
Harris, a. W. Oliver, Il. IL Piatt. George
Waller. a NJ. Wassam, o. Msrtinson;
Henry Schweitey, Fritz Schnitzler. 4. T. /
Carpenter. I. l. Hubbard. +. +. Parmen- |
ter. W. J. Holbrook and g. W. Bar /
tLolomew.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
CASH HENDERSON
WHAT Is NECESSARY.


W. I. Bishop & Sons. who have been
Jobhirg cigars in tho city nine months
with marvellous success, lind that five
travelling men eau not cover the territory
naturally tributary to Wichita They
have made arrangements to start out two
more next week. They cover to advantage
deep down into Texas. all OF the territory.
east taking in Topeka, west over Colo
RADIO and New Mexico. Mr.. Bishop, ST.,
says that under one condition a wholesale
business can he carried GA eminently sue
cessfui in Wichita. The condition in-
cludes good business management ana
rustling, and without these in no city
could firm make s1ccess in the ieb-
bing line lie insists that many more
lines would be represented in Wichita IA
the wholesale trade were the many ad-
vantages Of Wichita known for this kind
Of hu siuass
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
CALIFORNIA ON WHEELS

California on wheels" the rolling state
| fair from California. arrived in Wichita
Sunday morning aud was located at the
Missouri Paciti cSecond street depot where
it was viewed from the outside all day
Sunday by those in carriages and afoot
But yesterday morning at $50 o'clock the
doors of the two exhibition cars were
thrown open to the public and from that
moment to the time Of closing at 0 .. m.
I here was constant stream of visitors
The crowd at times was so great thatthere
were 500 OR more ladies and gentlemen in
line waiting their turns TO enter, This
novel and interesting free exhibition at
tracted the masses and the cars
werve visited By fully 10000 persons
A representative of the EAGLE in pass
ing through the beautiful display of Cali
fornia fruits and vegetables was enabled
to make a few cursory observations. The
ladies were largely interested in viewing
the fine preserves and the luscious bloom
ing peaches, rivaling in beauty the bloom
OF youth upon Wicbita's fairest cheeks.
They We're also Interested in the parti-
colored silks, rivaling in texture the finest
Chinese and japanese fabrics. Mayor
Clement voiced the sentiment Of the male
visitors when, ne had received an armfull
of literature about the Golden state and
had looked anXously upon the securely
wired bottles of wine while it was red and
white, whispered to Superintendent Nc
Donald. docs any OF the manufactured
products 90 with this slliterature by way of
illustrations"
The third car was not open to visitors.
1t Was the dwelling car for the attaches.
The fruit car was by far the more at
tractive after it was learned that the
bottles in the wine car were wired to their
sockets upon the pretty pyramids. The
oranges, olives, dates bananas, India rub
ber trees, redwood, etc, all formed such
an interesting display that those on the
outsite waiting for those on the inside to
yacate, became quite impatient and threat
ened several times to go home and deprive
"California on wheels" of their presence
if the insiders did not move faster. But
nobody vent away until he had seen the
show-which has to be seen to be ap-
preciated.
The cars will be open all day today and
tomorrow, until O'Clock each day. and
will leave Thursday morning for Pueblo,
via the Missouri Pacific
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
PERSONALS.

Ell. Bliss, of Kansas City, is at the
Meiropoie.
Mr.. C. Heinzer, Great Bend, is at the
Ma1hattan.
Mr. H. Weaver. Wellington, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Warren Hall, Pekin. Illinois, was in
the city yesterday.
VI. N. Coffinbury, of Kansas City, spent
yesterday in the city.
II. 4. Davis. of Kansas City, is calling
on friends in the city.
w. J. Robinson. of Fort Scott, spent
yesterday in the city.
Mr.. A B. Harrington, of Wellington,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. l. +. Damon, auditor Of the Santa
Fe was at the Carey last night.
d. o. Edwards, of Hazleton, spent yes
terday III the city among friends.
T. E. Jones, of Anthony, was looking
after some business III the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Bishop leaves in a few days
for visit among friends III Rlchmond,
Va.
George Sutherland, of Chicago. arrived
yesterday and Is stopping at the Metro
pole.
DR.. Thomas G. Bristor, of Mansfield,
Ohio, is visiting Alderman Glaze for lew
days.
Mr.. j. O. Graham, editor of the Norwich
News, Norwich, Kan, was III the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Fletcher Meredith, of Hutchinson,
spent the day in the city yesterday, calling
on the EAGLE
Messrs. Frank B. Dav, John w. Crane.
William Speers, and Il. q. Irwin, of VIM
field, were registered at the Cary last night.
Mrs. Dr. J. T. Sexton having returned
from months visit in Oklahoma, VIII he
glad to see her old friends and patrons at
her home, No. 62S North Market street.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-18
SPECIAL CogN RATES.

To Ageuts and Others Interested
Taking effect January -, 1880. the rate
ON corn, c. Z minimum weight. 20 90
pounds, from all points On this line in
Kansas. also Superior Neb, to Chicago
viii he reduced t0'per cent. with a maxi
mum rate of twenty-five cents and min
imum rate Of twenty cents per hundred
pounds.
The rates to Peoria and points taking
Peoria rates viii be % cents per 100
pounds less than rates 10 Chicago.
The rates 70 -. Louis aud poin.s taking
s.. Louis rates viii De ) cents per 100
pounds less than rates to Chicago.
Ia arriving az reduced rates the follow
ing rule viii be observed IN the disposition
Of fractions: " men the fraction Is less
than 40 Of cert, drop it. when 4-io TO
e. 70 inclusive assume il TO be = cent; " han
over 6-I9 assume il 70 be one cent
This advance notice viii be considered
Cancelled upon TIE Issuance q supplement
No. Z TO tariff No 5ass3 which Is now il
hands of printer. 2. c. GAY.
General Freigh. Agent.