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RICHMOND. VA., TUESDAY, JUNE 2(5, 1888.
PRICE, TWO CENT8
AT EI5T,
IHI KUM HI KAN wi: !> WES!
>ii<>w DISBANDS,
Mle' a Week of Hum
Rowdyism and Riot.
I HE HOOSIERS CARRi" i HE DAV
HARBISON OF INDIANA.
, i" BE KNOCKED DOWN
li I Ht MAN OF DESTINE
[ti r ?iiu,lii\ ni Mit nu
ll ii!" A ri ll HIS BAR I .GAINST
I HE OLD ROMA
A FINE TICKET TO BEA!
ADDI i - .'? Ol a TEVIPEHA ? I
? t4 TO THI it iTFORN
SPEECHES Oi THE VIRGINIANS
I
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it) Al i DI9PERS1 BINI DU
All .te.- I,.Hillie f
< iitioo nat
r by I bail man E nee, a ho vt ii
! role Vs i ?
rta ? Marda* the cob re otion
mi ta lae . noa) ad lolute < ertalatt
wai eotirt-l) obi ol i bi
Ihe candi laiea ronsl combine
? al the Impendiug nomination ol
Sherman
??. Rei Mi i
I I hie Bau
. there ls soi
... 18 COI
. linnea Ede ? little
\\ iii.-ii starla the band
I BOC 1 TO -in i Ol i Bl mm
'?i- Hast c'irgtala iroi
tl.ct lit* desired lo offal i n -inn
stiag the order of balli) a tl
. wiiii I, .lld prohibit < I ?
[ aay rote te nho
? nomi
uation before tm ei n I ?
ruled thal thia could no'
icepl ling
Mr li ? itt Ile ol Mali i
tloa ol pris
Mr Haymond ol Califoraia made thi
pola! ol ordei thal aol
? *, pl lo balloi lt lhere we t<s mu
sneechei lobe mi li ranted 11 rn ik
.inc- for Blaiae I
liol IKI.I I III tOS ul UBI - DISPATC hrs.
Tba ' i. di -vii I tba be i.
gentleman from Maine desired io mab ?
privileged saaouncemeut, snd li'- wa
Biran i be Booi He tm ante I
I :???..- If i bet eml
ia belt.!' thrown even lalo a semblance
of satsgonlsm lo Un re present il
the 'I* it. itioo ol the great ruin- ilo|
who ha? such ?
.linet 1
bara followed witta pride and affection
these ni'inv years [Applause.] I would
like I", we re Ibe ncc is on sppropri ne sad
. i feel li pi 'ttl in \lew ol tbe coun?
sel walch I an t n I a- ' >t ?:. roi aa ap*
pearaace here al all, io preface the an
ineaaseat I am aboui lo make by some
esplaaatory remarki I shall nol attempt
: i do bo. No one la tb
Ihli magnificent auditorium bas
aay doubt as lo wbere the affeciloa, ibe
derotloa and the allegiance "i the Re
public ui-ni .Mini- kai hu'! always will
i't [A| plaaae | N ? ? jaie here will
?ii.I. which I dischsi ge
tbe 'lute Imposed on rae, bul Mi Preat*
? i .I ^. ntlemea of tbe convention, I
alli,mit r B ('"ti-! flint Which 1 .1" not
fee'?: llbaitj to Igaore, und without at
tempting to give coastractioas ol Intel
pretstlona of my owa io the laagusge ol
oae greater thai] psvselt by far, 1 di-*
charge my bambie duty ?.?* the repre
. Ive of the Maine delegation bj
rcadlbf to yon, wltboai preface or com
tueir tba following dtepatch, which I
hsi ? received"
Boutelle than read thi followlag dla
pate bea
' ni.-rt'T ari >*Aie.i> ban rsa
Epibbcbob, Jaae 94.?B mtelie ead
Manley Earnest I j reqaeatall frleadere
?; ??'?*. my Psria lettei
signed Bi ubi
'BBl kain rn M Vi'i [BO I "i: Ml
xbrboo Jaae 29 ?1 think I bav<
mk inv trlaada io reepeel my
wishes Bad rsfraia from voting for nu
Please make ibladispatch pablic t. ? Inned i,
Bxaibi
; bi atxn baxjVOt.
After thc applause m.<i coaiualoa .*. bkfa
wi i Donielle's siBonaoemeBt bad
died away, tbe cobvsbUoo proceeded to
tLt slxili I'Hlle-t Little 'V itt Unlit WBS
ned liv Hie? roll-call oataide of [he
- d marara*! ol spplsase winn Cell
forals agata cast bar solid rote tor Blaine
uaUl Ohio was called snd Ooverooi Poi
fen r announced 40 voles fol Sliitiirui
ii.vKitt-'j.-, ana om von ia obio
Tut-n b delegate BfOBI aud Ohalientfi ?
thc.- correctnt-xs of tin- hiitioiincen.'
Tnt (.'hair dt-i-jati'le 1 tin* nsnic- Ol e lu
dele-gat-,-, 'mi iin-t ? halag soaae dela) ?
caiioned by the effort*- ol Governor Foi
Sker and olLer9 ot tuc- delegation tu pl i .
saide their colleague io aithdran bia
challenge, the Chair Haled that unless
the eane waa Kjivea the anBoaacenMnl
would ataad .1 H. Lackej nra-.- nnd
BHBoanoed bi, aaaM, and tesiMed upon
Hm poll. Tha result of tin- poll waa 45
votes foi Bbenaafl un,l l vote for Barri
sob, which Was inst by Mr. Lacks, hhs.
Mil
? iiitiiiM' lilli- int Hiu.-k io BAB
RIBON.
'lin (ali ol tl.e roll wk* then proo eded
sith for another ballot. When Califor?
nia vrai reached Mi llavniomi announced,
amii applause, 19votes tor Harrison .Mr
lemsoed a call of tbe roll, and the
resell ibowed i"< votes for Harrison And
one lol AI1.0 r?t lint of Mr Rage him-elf
Tin- ns,iii ..I the seveath ballot was thea
snnouni ed hs actually i-iven.
Tbe convention then proceeded to un
>. ilillih baliol
it I i- in u ITHDBiWI
Mi Henderson ol Iowa creeled h sen
sa'ion Iii rising in his Mal and nilli
drawing th,- name "f Senator Allison
Mt Hi mil ts;iu spoke briefly and io tbe
Me BBld that he (hanked the
irieads of > astor Allison fm their rap?
port, (md with bis uBlborliy withdrew
iii- Dame lt rn once became rumored
iimt Mi.' Allison itreagtb *ould ga io
Harrison, mid not lo Sherman, asthe
Sin rm an people ivere claiming in the
morning
sin l; a \ ?? ? ll -1 noll ?,;?:.I
Tin -i- turanci i a hi, h nen- n ci Ired
- "ii after tin- withdrawal ol Allison
that bil irength would go io Harrison
took ti" I i-t bopc lunn tin- friends of
Sherman end Seualoi Quay,finding that
' h. game vt-.-.- m. i,-l i ni. friends t,. full
ii . and a- boob M ir i? came known
vi a 'ink would not noar thal bia
nomination wai in sight, desert II ini?
on ti,,',-uii- ii" longei anv doab! ol
iii.- result, and rn,- reading of the roll be
, am. ii un re formality
BABBIB0II NOMINATED
Hain-- ib wai ii "in inai ad after I he Ten
, hud been i as!, :-iiitu hun
, ll votes < Inly a single vote stood by
^berman in Pennsylvania, and aftel th ii
-i.i'- i ie ii,,- liam-,,ii movement bc
, um.- a i-i, dsllde.
nu mill \i ii i,i , , iii anan
I ne li lull v. ,- la. .ive.I u ilh ii burst "I
applause, hui the .'nat audience aroee
io tii ti et sod ahonted until it had lired
ll < 'ne III ihe officers of (he COB
ventioa climbed ob tbe chairman'! tesl
waved a baaaei bearing the portrait
ol il .tri-,ni The i dies in Un- ira Hertel
waved theil handkerchief! and parasol!
Hat - sere ibro n up, mid a sceBs "t mi
(haslam foll red, Criea "f " He's nil
right' " were la ard iu ihe. din Finally,
ii nh tlii. ?? . iie.r- im Harrison, I be coo
ni. ,,11!. i enough to bear the
fflclal n,ie urn eineiit f tin- n -ult
ll tBINO IT i NAN ilim I
i . ,.? i look ite i latform and moved
: make ihe nomination mi inimout
ll adi I th<- motion,
md lin- ii ol Harrison was
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ni lidati * on each
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i.et, d ol thi i:>-pi.Mi. na Presldeatlal
Nominee.
BENJAMIN BABBIBOa <o indiana.
Hen1 iiiiin Harrieoa was horn in limn
lltoa < "'inly, i i,ii", AUgBSl 80, 1*3.! He
graduated "' Ibe Oxford Ohio (Jailer*
lily, and Btudled law for two years in
I'laclnnati In 1954 he weal to Indian
ipolls, vi here he has slaCC l"-i led.
Mt Harrison wm elected repor*. r of
he Bupreme C Bli "! Indiana iu l'-'iU,
di i.-ars a,ur he bad begee the practice
if his profeMloB. Soon after this, how?
ie!, I,.-1 tined tin' Union army, in which
'ie wk- commissioned -i second lieutenant.
tJewasooeol the 75,000 voluateen who
inswered President Lincolns call. Ati.-r
i sh.,tt -eui,-.' h.- organized I'ompan)
,\ of ihe Sevealli Indiana Volnn
.. t infantry, and ? i- appoloteii
? d.ii.i 1 ile mis mastered OBI in .lune,
1993 nih thc rank of bragadter-geaeral
Returning io civil life he discharged tbe
huies of coan reporter for four ytara
!n iSTGbewasa candidate for Governor,
ni the I'epnbllcan side, hut ess de
'neted He wai appointed "ti ihe Mis
ilaslppl Uiver Commission in ls?'.t Mr
lani-"ii wu* United States Beaatoi from
ndiana in l*r>U hs the successor ol
i,i apb -"? McDoaakii and took bis ami
ni March 4 1991, Hit tenn expirui
ilarcb 'i. 1991
HU irreat graadfathei, ot thc bbbm
hrlstiau Haine as blmselt, was a meniher
,f Hie Continental Congress from Yfr
?iiiin, and win one of the signers of the
Jeclarstlou ol Independence, twice a
Member of CoaglSM, and lliree times a
Oovemor nf Viririnia. President Harri ?
-on. his father, al-o served one or more
! renns in COBgTeM
TUT. ABTSBNOOB B8BBI0N.
CaiCAOO, .lune 98 -The work of tbe|
! COOVeatiOB is practically over. One can
I -ee this from the lack of interest visible j
"ii Hie faces of h tow delegstse bow la I
the hall. It is 0 o'clock, ihe hour for
lin: nconvening, nnd empty beaches are j
-till the rule. There is a dearth al en
tuasteem. The vice presiitential con-I
. ti' disposed of in short order
Ai 9:07Cha!rmaa Eslee utile,i Hie con
realloate order. His v..ic.? is R^ain re
nant and clear, "i'd will 'ie Bbl, to j.re
iide in i'ers,,n ihroaghthis, probably the
last, session of ike coaveatloB The
Southerners, lui! of flt, this afternoon
in iiial.itu' and seconding their favorite
nomination, are cool and digalfled now j
I hey Mre Itrolling li i-un ly into tLe hall, |
sad are calm mid digoifled indeed
I'lII.I I'S BOMIBATSD FOB VICE I'KKSlllKNT I
General Bewell of Nen- Jersey, who I
wai lo hive placed Phelpsia mimina-!
Hon, hud the floor, bo! lu- yielded to
' .rilli'-, of his own Slate, who loni: Hie ;
work iii au acceptable (peech Ile -ays
lae vice |iiesidenlittl Coodidalc Should
?tue from ihe doobtfal Btates, ead par-1
lien! illy from New Jer.-a y, ns that Mate
has hotne un Important part in the paM
struggles ol ibe party. Qlbsoo of Ohio
-icu.led ihe pisiform and secooded
I'help-' Domination Patrick Eagaa o'
Nebraska lollowed. Ile created a urea
laugh lu- forgaltiog hi i nords and polling
ul his m tnnscripl only lo lin I Unit hs
tad lost his glasses sad couldn't rend ii.
Dollied "f Iowa followi Eagaa, and in
regular order came Rosenthal ol Tesas,
Pniler <>i Norm Gaiolina, Boutelle of
daine.
HOBT02S PLACED IN BOMINATION.
New York bow called and VTaraer
Milter n*i - io nominate Morton. Miller
? ays thc time lor platitudes is over when
["lew York withdrew lui candidate tor
;,|i -i'hney, she 'lid so in sorrow not in
lager. For the first in a geaeratioa thc
in Tori delegation have come to a
.N'u'ional Convention, and been able to
ni iii harmon, and aecord [ApplaoM.J
Ile said Morton was s min nun wbooi
be bs I t rosaed swords in partisan striie,
hu! he sui.I it the COBVeBtiOB Ilolililla'ed
Morton their swords wonld he drawaln
t common cause. He Mid tin- actiooof
thia morning msde ii possible to carry
[adieu by farther action tai, evening
ii ivoul.i iii ike ii poMible to curry Maw
Yo/k. [Applause | Ile said he gave his
ii,,i,l thai il Morton was nominated lhere
M.mld be no atoppi&g Un- OOWBld march
lo victory. Millet begged the cooran
?ion not to forgi i iha: inc battle la i" be
I iugbl onl in A(i" fork. H.-suv- Har
risou'a nun,in;.ii 'i, in,-',!,- Indiana and
Morion's New York. He mentioned
r.iiii:, - Minn- and wild cheering fol
lowed.
(Jovi ri,,,i 1 n in i,; i lido sk "iel- Mor
loll. Ile ? il - I "Iii"' ? fondt'Sl li"| c ls
broken but she still feels the convention
bal done well !!? SS,! Atti,in's candi
dacy in 1990 > mi, d Mew Yoi;., so in ihe
intereat of good politic! give the noun
nation noa to Moiton He is willing
and capable, Mid tin ipeaker \cui
;,.,, durtagtba Irish in ni inc be m .t al bte
own eXpBM a ibip loud ot prOViliOBI I"
Hie Irish sufferers.
ila),,-neil oi Kansas lecoadi Morion
He av.- Kansas looked to New York,
.nd comes now I lokiag to the doubtful
tates. Entwined nih the asmeol Har
i is,u: that ol' Minion and ficlory is mus.
\ i plaUM.j
i..-io i il Hsiiingi "t Penasyl*aiila fol*
: ,.i-, sndssyi Peanayivaala believe! tbe
Lull te ti,.un.1 Mill Le Nen York, and
iiiai ihe sec-md State of the I'uion should
reach "Ut her hand to New York PeBB
-i.i'.ilia believes that Rea Jersey can
.i in anyhow and Morton should he Hm
. hoice
Oliver of South Carolina (colored I rise,
? , lecood Morton, and sinaks
,.,-.i .-ii, i s h,..it,! attentively.
i i IBOINl I DELBOATE OETI BIXBB
91ms of Vifgiols rises to second Mor
lon. He says Virginie bbs occupied nd
lime ia this convention. [Applause j He
.-aid VirglBla na- lit*! ni nar, nnd hoped
io prove hamil lirsi in pe ice. ^ims
i I Phelps amid general surprise,
.3 ;: was thought he nas tn ?.econ.! Mor
i -ii He iayi Phelps is ss generous m
Morton Hims ,irovoked mach Isugbter,
a-iie cms ,| by Myiag "Give as bbc
little boom?give ai I'm Ipa
Mani of [Him li secoodi Morton in so
husky a voice th ii ii sets the aadieac to
laughing
General t balmers ? : MiMissippi sec
, m! Morton He ru -.Hs the Repebllcan
geaeroilty io Ihe South during the yel?
low fiver epi Inni,' and il.ls. Chalmers
. iosc, i amid great eathuatesm.
Oreen of Delan me seconda. Horton.
Ile say* Delaware hears the cry of New
fork, sad believe, lt should ba heeded
i ries ol "111110" and "vole" inti rrupt
i.reen The COaveaUOB is gTOWiag im?
patient Delegates WiBl IO lake evefilng
i laius
TUt HOI l-l ALI .'1 STATE!
|iroceeded without interruption till Ten?
nessee was reached, when McElwell icol
>redi of Tennessee pres Lied the asass
if William V\ alkei Moore of Tennessee
-penis ot North CsroliBBSald thit North
i arolina passed without beiag called.
North Carolina was c; lied, and Spears
trees amid great laughter. Ile told a
un nv *:ory, whit li was creeled willi
Liars oi laughter, Tbe Chair rapped for
irder. Speen proti sled agaiasl the aud?
en, e h,ln j- ([iihted, and said that this
Sis ihe proudest li'.ur of his life. After
i tr.men.iou-si,,un bi begaa Bgaia and
hanked tbe audience for their BMgaaal
nous BMgaaaiMlty. This was too Mach
,?r thc convention, which bowled with
lellgt-t. Spears closed iiiuid ? din of
rokrea by propoelag the Bomiaatioa of
llortoa by acclamation.
Chandler nf Mississippi then seconds
sfortOB, and spoke sour* lime, tn Hie In
?.use ittegBM ni Hit" convention, who eu
iaaVOfSd to shut BUB nil by all sorts of
rita He secouded Moore
THE BALLOT
?egan, and Moore of Tennessee was
rseeajaiasd BS the Choir, um! the balloting
S)OpS a while Thanking tbe couveu
.k'u. be witbdraws bis name, and tbe
vote resulted as folio**, i Alabama, lind?
ley. ."?; Moiton, 15; lows, lindley, 2;
Morton, 10; Phelps, 14; Kaneas, Brad
ley, 1, Morton, IT; Lontsfsaa, Bradley,
il; Phelps. 2: Morton, ll; Kentucky,
Jfradlev, 10; Maine, Morton,?; Phelps,
5; Maryland, Morton, 12. Brad?
ley, 1. Phelps, 3; Maaaarhn
setts. Morton, 28 ? MlehlgsB, Mor?
ion. 15, Phelps, 9] Bradley, 1.
Minnesota, Mono i, io. MlasiaiippI, Mor*
t .ii, 5. Brace, I Brsdley, l ? Phelps, I;
Mtseonri, Bradley, I : Phelp-. 2; Mono.,.
25; Nebraska, Motton, 5; Phelps,8 Ne
eada. Morton, 6; New Hssapsbire, Mor*
ton, 7; Phelps, 1 ; New Jersey, Phelps,
1-: New Ton, Morton. 71; North Caro
Ima, Phelps, 5; Bradley, 3 Morton, If;
dido, Ilradlev, r>; Phelps, H; Morton, 80;
California, .Morton, 13 Phelps,.'?; Colo
rada, Morton, U; Arkama-, Morton, 15;
Idaho, Morton, 2; District of Columbia,
Morton,2: Montana, Morton 2; Dakota,
Morton, 10; New Mexico, Morion, -j,
Itali, Morton, 2 Washington Terri
tory, Morton, 5 Phelp?), 1 ? VTyomiog,
.Morton, I,
MOUTON XOMIXVI BO *'N' Ko BTU BALI ?'
First ballot resulted Morion, :.'!;
Phelps, lin, Bradley.lOt; B K. Brace, ll;
If. T Tiionirts, 1. Tlie Ctialr then de?
clared Morton a laminated
MAO! DsTABUfOVI
Themoaseal Morton'a aomloatioa bc
came <-i certataty there; ins wild appian <
When the Chairmiiti BBBOOBced thc re
Mill to the COBVeatloa Sloane ol KsBSSI
moved that the nomination be made
naaaimons Jewell of New i*o -.?*,
aecoadad the motion and thc convention
eadoraed it with a roar ol applause
Parnell ol Illinois moved thal .1 in it iii
cation committee in* appolab d comp.<\
of oae member from each Btate delega
tum. and thal Mr Estes of Califoini < be
made chairmen Heated "t New JTork
moved that Alaska, foor 3 irs beace, he
given two delegates ('iiriled
Flor,- of Michigan moved that tin Si Ite
delegationi bsad in their members ol the
Xotiocatlon Committee to tba Beemery
TKMl'lT; VSi I I'I UTI
Boutelle of Maine moved to impend
rule- and add a resolotlofl to thc plat?
form. Oliver of Peaaay I vania arose toa
point of order that all rix.Union- mon
he sabmitted to the Committee oa lt'
Blioas Bootelle attempted tn speak,
hut wssagaiu Irrterrupted by ? Uiver, wh 1
only deefsted when the Chsirmsa threat*
eued to place bim Ia custody of ibessi
gesBt-st-srms. Bootelleegsia <?lyed io
-peak, Inn in a moment Oliver wu- on bil
feet Inierrnptiag. The audience biss"d
him soBodly. New .1. f-cy appe 'il ?*, from
thc decision of the Chair, ami Hewitt
stated thsl ii waa naceaeary to read tbe
resolution I" Bod Whether the nile- t'.riV
Lc SBspeBded or not
Bootelle read hi- r?*eolotios
proved to !?? b lemperaaoeplaok aad waa
greeted by wild applause Ml the Ststea
secoaded thc motion, and (he rains were
laspeaded by a rising vote.
11(1. Ill -nt ll io .
ia] - 1 lu- iii-! concern * il iii good
governrai tn i- the virtue un', lobrietvof
the people, and tba purity of tbe borne
Tbe Republican panv cordial'} sympa
Ibises with all the weil directed 1
lor the promotion of temperance and
morality.''
The resolotlon waa then adopted aad,
ifter a vote ol thank- lo tin- t bsirmSD,
Ibe Republican National Convention for
1888 adjourned at 8:68 pin without dav.
Wiatt BUKBI a c 11 a ii ac TKUi-iii -n.i 1 11
1 lae "f tan latarestiag iacideata of this
tfteraooo leasioo's waa tba speecbeebv
iheYlrgtalanadcrlBg tbegeaeral bud*
ihsktag over Harrison's nomination.
Mr Wise said it would be Btraage ii \ ir
yilila wa- -ilent when thc- name "t Har
rllOa was in the field TWO liin.drc.' amt
If ty yean &%o that rich and glorious
?looa was planted oa Vlrgioia soil and
I had-plead out in its richill*-- Where*
?vcr it had gone When they 1 I
hat name' hack to oil VirglBS, not all
he narrowaeas, nol all Hu- bigotry ol by
oiae dav-could keep them from electing
Sarriaoa
ilAiioNE BBDOBSaa BABBtSOB, Hil BB1 1;
a tea.
Mr. Mahone was railed for. "Tbisil
1 love feast," said the Chair. " Give nil a
how.'' Mr. Mahoac said that i,e need
iot Basan any Repablicsn within me
Imlta of tids coooiry tim' lie wasal
rsys for the BOmioee, and while he (sine
icre. like many others, preferrtag -onie
articular candidate?Sherman above all
.thef-i?yet with heart full of frieadabiri
or the tield, he had not seen lit io BOBB*
lon his colors until the qsjentiofl wa
led. Now thal it Wai settled hy 1 decla?
re majority vote, he Joined heartily in
ecoadlag the motion to make the aomt
lation unanimous. Whatever he could
lo to promote RepnbJicaa succe-? would
ie done. A voice " Shake hands with
Vije." The General stepped dona and
hook hands wit li Foraker, Depew, and
'tners, hut overlooked his Virginia rival
tVKKVBony OI.AD TO ott aWAl
For one week Hie hattie has bael to
et In this convention town and -tay
lere lt is reversed now. The battle fl
0 iret out and stav. Every train i- loaded
lilli passengers, and to-morrow there
roa'l be any delegates in town except
esideats The only ndeeaalag featnn
ii this afternoon's session wa- the antics
f Speais of North Carolina and the
'Torts of Oliver to prevent the con-id
rution of Ilotitelle's resolution In oifset
lie free whi-ky plank In the plat form.
'Tfl c *uld sweat in ''Wry style
To which rna" in Vin le-j'ire.-,
I liMi'tiv oouM do ju-tice io
ill.- Ooviinor ol ? Ino"
ri-om "Cursory Critic-tarn"1 bj Juba lherssaa,
?H'nshliiaton Ci ita-.
I'lu.toifrMplile- Notice.
I respectfully announce- to ihe public
nd our patrons tiiat we will until fur
her notice make tirst-cla? cabinet por
raits as ara did last year at $1 BO per
ozen or C fur $1 00. 1 eleven ot these
aldin i.t ai.d a lartte 18*20 pojtiait for
3 00, and no extra charge for babies or
iiitin*' the large portrait in pastel.
Respectfully,
A. DC L.EM08,
Proprietor Vernon Poitrail Gallery,
107 East Broad street
'Gallery open Sundays.)
HOME HAPPENINGS
CURRENT EVENTS IS ASH
THE'IT).
AB0fT\
I taaMlMsSMMMl of In Iii* City <Inuit Court
tither Court Proceedings Artlon of the I
I'.itir* osauMSsssnsBi -MBseiasaa for,
i'.i'ir C'hthtren Notes and Oeneral Items.
I'l, ?? City i.'ncult Coiirr did considers-'
hie business yesterday.
The following cases tried bf jury were
disposed of
Wara*, Moore against the Western'
Inion Telegraph Company. This ca9e
wm heard Batarday, and the Jury not!
Bgreeiagtbea were adjourned over until
yeaterdsy. Tin-suit was fur daMMgee.1
nhii lt it whs alleged were caused hy the
failure lo properly deliver a telegram
The jury ( ame into court, and returned a
verdict for the Insurance- Company, aad]
jada Mini was entered srrnrdlngly.
Charles II. Parsons it Cn. BgsiBBt
Jame. Woodall. Dam iris pieced I
at 9940. Verdict for defeadaat. A mo?
tion to -et aside |jj, verdict was over j
rated ead ladgaseai for defend,nt en?
ter d
Minor ni,I Rlaatofl agilest J II. Al?
bert Vi rd,- i and Judgment for plaintiff |
for 9179-99, with itif.nst from April 12,
1387, until p dd
ll. I' TsJteferro a Co.agaiaM John A
Viarki Verdict bb I |adgmeal fbi
1114.02
1.1 i' rn [ce Company ,>f Bostoa agates!
the I'etersbarg Ice Company Verdict
and judgmeni for plsintifl tor 9919
Eastern ice Company agslasl tbs
Peiersbarg Ice Compaay. Verdict and
ludgmeal foi $1,710 84
lu the-nil of .launs Ii Klatii sgaiast
John lt tktholiz, tte Jory were sworn,
snd bavteg beard tbe evidence and -ir !
gnmeBi ot i-ounwl, wereeeat oul of court,
aad afiet mum time reiaraed and not]
b ii. sble to agree boob a verdict wera
' I natl! thii morales.
J'hel uart appoioteil Harris Jacobs, M. I
Greeawad, A Hershborg, ami Samuel
trustees of the coagragatloa of
Kenm sith Israel, Hm synagogue on
Maye Hreet.
Ueurge D Pesnaan was appoloted bj
it truMee of Vensble-street Bap
list church ia place Ol B Y Cooke, Who
declined t.< serve.
The inutari of the Venable -tr. el
Baptist church were allowed hy the
co,ur lo gita ii dvvd of tru-t OB the
church property to secara certain notes
representing the church's Indebtedness.
Id the -uh "t E A Saunders A Sob
, ain-i l- a Preach, an ordei was ea*
ered directing the sherill to make sale
? lin property Mired ander an ut
lacbmeai at u former day.
lu lae roll ol ll t. Terrell
ami Thomas fl, Bocock trustee. |
agates) iee ki,dimond A Alle
L.h hiv Railroad, mid T II A esaadei
and Henry K Ellyaoo sgsiast tbe Rich*
i ld 'i ,i-1 1,-ur, Railroad, the follow.
lng dei ree - were eati red
Tor tb, Immedlile termination ol B
contract for thc lea-,- ol certain waler
power si Elkins, lu Goocblaad county,
l-l ween the receiv.-t of the liii -limoti I 9
Al egbany Railroad sad IV. B. Snead.
upon tbe payment by the receivers io VT.
P, Snead ot 9300
Granting the Dunlop a) McCance Mill?
ing Company right of way over the prop*
etty of the Richmond a- Allegheny Rail?
road lor i track connecting their milli ia
Man, te -ii r with Ihe tracks of the Rich*
mond kV Danville RaUroad
Mukiug Georg, Backer, James linker,
and .l"hn C Marron committee of the
Ural mortgage buodbohlers, parties de
fi ideal tn - heir... in righi sad ms com?
mittee of the first inortgsg, bondholders,
io the Ural shove meotfoned suit thar ol
ll I. Terrill, and Thomas s Boera k,
trustees pl klatiffi
Making tbe salary of Laurence Myer?,
one ol tbe receivers ol tbe biebmond \
\ ' ,- ">.'?<:u per ?. i ar r't"iu M ?.
1888, iostesd ol $10,000 as formerly, and
revoking all decrees fa opposition to ibe
shove.
Reqniring Tbomu ?' Evans, controls
item rof bi counts in the above censes, io
take notice of isms and make his report
io the court before the next tenn
The prevent tenn nf Ihe City Circuit
Coon will end shoal Joly 9th
H
lin- Moaart la-t >? c111
ii i.pite the wi st ber a good au
gathered al the A -'.demy fast evening to
listen to Hrary Barnabas, tbe droll, tbe
Hue: arian Quartette, MpiSBO solas by
Mi-- Clara Howard Jones, und reading
by Mi-s ida Florence lt wasaneven
iag '.;' ian- musical enjoyment. Barna
li .- fun I y ns tunny could lej
the Hnagariaas ravelled ia Ihe weird
strata! of their aativa land, and MIm
Jobi - proved i moil arce| table singer
If the Mi/art Jori keeps "whooping
Ihiaj - Bp" like Ihey have done for sev?
eral concert, pas!, Rlchmoad will soon
hold un enviable position in the musical
matter! "f the country.
Cowal, I'ourt Not**.
Thc <'..linty Court of Henrico yt.ster
dav adjourai d for the tenn.
Tin- appeal "f John Booker (colored),
charged with braakiag into the house of
C !' Tlmbertekeand who whs given live
years in Un- Penitentiary to the Circuit
Court, whs allowed.
Council I Olllllllttees.
Tin- Council ( oininiii' c on lirounds
Hud Bnlldingi uni iu regaler -e*si,,ri
yesterday eveaiag in the City Cnnineer's
. Hi.-,-al C. lill o'clock. They did BOthlsg
beyood approving a very Urge number
of bill, .ind thc pay mil.
Tue CosBSSittec on First Marke: net at
7 o clock ia the Council Chamber. Thu
committee approved thc jiav-roll and
ordered some [>aiiitiug to lie done on the
market-house.
*
Fui.i MoNiiuF., Va, June Sri-The
flagship Hit liim'ini. ibe Atlanta, Galena,
Oseipee, ami Yautic Ballad at 7 s.in for
Bfow York. They will itnp to-day at
Lynn Haven Bay for target practice! will
have Heel tnana'iivrei at sea to morrow,
and reach New York, Wednesday.
ISTITlrsTlNC. ItAII.BOAI) NEWS.
A tlatsmSBl Thu! Neirfolk I* BS be Ihe
Termliiii- e,r eli- III. hintiiiil snel Dsnvllle.
A special dispatch from Norfolk to the
Baltimon flats "f vaaterday reports that
.Norfolk i- io he ile- luturc deepwater
terminus of that line Says the dispatch:
"Some time Ifothe Norfolk and Ports
moath Cottee Exchange wrote to Presi?
dent Sent of tin.* Richmond sad Danville
Railroad, Bid s-ked him what could be
BOBS to gat him to make Norfolk the
deep-water terminus of his system. In
reply he SBBWe red t!,at if Norfolk would
furnish termlaai fssCflftsna he would use
his beat endeavor* to have his road come
herc Th. Richmond and manville Hall
road have made West Point an outlet for
their road for the joist two years, and
ti.cv bow propose to abandon it for
d'-i per water At present the Rich
mond avd Dsovllle i- in possession of
rsrious i Itroada in North Carolina,
connecting linea with either roads lu
Qeorgis Ult I lippi nnd Tennessee
They propose to i.iii! soother road from
Rocky Mount to Raleigh From Rocky
Monal tl.e Coast Line lyatem will be
bulli t" Tarli ?. ?>', aad and from Tarboro'
io Norfolk ., combination of the Rich
mond & Dani ilie lyatem nnd the Atlantic
Coast Line lo obtain aa outlet to Norfolk.
\ large lumber firm of tbii city?Tasia
dk Set pall?have already built a railroad
betweea thc Chowan and Roanoke rivers
which ll-c Uh-iiniimil di Danville road had
an Option ''I"!,, and as there i* a charter
allo-vlag the Chowan A- Southern Hail
road Company to eater the city of Nor
folk, the R -'nu ui I A- Danville will come
to the city nodei tbe name of the Chowan
ck Boat hara Practically oaly aboal one
boodled nih ? ol road win have
to be baili lo complete this eyeless.
which will briog into Norfolk
tin* fr. i^r!;i of ?,500 miles of
railroad. Il try Walters, vico-presldeai
sad general msnagr-i ot' ihe Allende
I'"!-' Line, ??", I Reuben Poster, of the
York Hirer Linc, thc accredited mpre
lentalive A Hu Kichmond & Danville
Radi.I Company and Hie Atlantic
tua-' I le I, ha'.,- been here several days
looking rei 'the situation, with the idea
of making this their deep waler terminus
Tiny were taking ia hand by some of our
leading citizens, merchants and trans
portaiion mea ead ibowa the advantages
poaaeeeed bj this port for the handling
of heavy freights Thc only property
owned by Ibe city available tot the pur
pose desired ls tbe tobacco warehouse
-ii inti ii on Hater linet, sad from ing on
tour streets. These geaileaaea were
given lo mid'r-ian.i ilia! the city would
?/rant the lease of tba tobacco
werebouse tad they* iBunadiataly
weal i I irk ind .have secured
nptlom on tbe desired properly, which
will give U.tin ah.mt 100 feet of water
iron! Mesai - W dian and Postal also
-i and, opposite to this property, oa tba
Portsmouth side ot the river, the prop
irty owned l>v W. P. Clyde, adjacent to
ihe Naval Roapitsl groaada, cootalalag
iboul forty-five acree At the joint meet*
lag of the two ??"uni il- of this city, held
leal iii.-:it tbe lease ol the tobacco wsre
boflsa at the wharf .'tout to the Chowan
1 southern wai ordered foi thirty
.' in n ,'i nominal figure A meeting of
he Ricbmood ct Dsuvtlle proper will be
held in New York early in -Inly, and tlie.
Batter oi the chaage ol ihe terminus of
in- lyatem ??% 111 be offlctaUf. diaposnd of."
rn - -
LOCAL NCI1TS.
Tba Poole Mice i- BOOB to be removed
'rom the Customhouse* to enable the
sork now beingcerried ob there to be
completed.
The mail carrier service of Rlchaaoad
i boob to be locreased by seven maa.
That ipring which burst out Of .Main
treel sunday night, mention of which
i aa a i le In m id laj a i lama, attracted
. jil' deal ' attention yesterday. It is
emarkablyb lld, and the water i- clear
rn i c.id Tbe city might utilize it io
be a li intagc ind i omforl of the public
'in- Qrsln aud ( ittoa Escbaage held
n: election ol officsn for the eaSBlng
rear yesterday Messn. I. D. Cns
?haw, Jr, Qeorse T. King and S. T.
Beveridge wen laapectors <>f election,
? nd BBBooBced ihe neall as follows
Presldedt, Philip Ilaxsll Fir-' Vice
President, H A Dunlop Second Vice
Presielenl, C II. Simpson. Hoard of Di
acton: l? T Airey, F H. Deana, War
ur Mo re, Fred W. cJcott, H. I. Talia
erro, H. C, l! i) tor, T. H Elleu, Morrell
lyiand, P A Sui.len, Herman Waller
? it In, W < j ClemOBB, VT. H Johnston,
S". H Savage < L Todd, and T. H.
The American ichooBei ( naries ii
'abers, 188 looa BBtnrad featarday from
iscbilla with 450 mai of gaano to H. W.
I ravers.
The Aile . msaslon, corner of Broad
md Twelfth street-, is BOW leveled to
be ground. 1 WO brick tenements facing
fwelf th street will bc erected oa the lot.
Rev. Mr Nelson, lbs colored rector of
Jt, Philip's Episcopal chunk and priu
ipal of Si i'i. lip's Parochial school, will
ie married today in Petersbarg. Ills
rife, who ;- said to lie a good worker
moog tha Buodav-achooi children in
'etenborg, will prove ol valaablo aid to
lim la bia church work at St. Philip's
Mr. Oeorgl I' I ait'-r. at present den
tty clark ai the Cbsncary t'ourt, ha- aa
epted B position as reporter cm the I).*
otek
I nial I ell i.uni a Steeple.
iii i rain, N V JaaeM ?A fatal ac?
id, -ni grow lag out of a di-pute tis to the
?bel ive- height "f the steeples of St.
fiery'-* .uni St Michaela Catholic
hur. he-, "curred lu.-re yesterday.
bari.- Sullivan, aged 40, volunteered to
c. ide tue question lie went to the
oof "f 8t. .Michael'* church and began
HmbtBg up Un- ltgbtBlag*rod toward the
np stet pbs When lie hud nearly
cached the top the lightning-rod broke
ad he dropped to tba roof Death was
BstantaBcoos
L.iNii.is June M ?A thief entered tbe
rowu Pi ince af Sweden's apartments
ii the hotel a' Fran''-iisbad on Saturday
itgfcl and secured jewell Y worth $100,
00, with which he escapee/.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST REPORTED BT MAH. ASD
WIRE.
lu Co uk rsi* Yestertlar-Kmperor Wil?
liam's Speech to the Reichstag?De*
i-litnllv Pmlllc In Tour terri Ma I'atal
Ity from Heat Brief Telegrauia.
Ob the call of States an.I Territories in
lu the House today a number of bills
were Introduced.
The Speaker announced that to day be?
longed to the District of Columbia. Mr.
Holman wanted the House to go on with
thc consideration of the land till]
.Mr. Hemphili said he would like to
oblige him, but the District hail only bad
one day since (he deadlock last spring,
and if he gave in tbe time the chances
were that tlit* District would not secure
another day this session.
The House then weut into Committee
of the Whole, and adopted the joint res?
olution relatiug to Ibe Samuel Strong
claim.
Mr. Holman's laud lull was then taken
up.
At 210 the nomination of General Uar
rison fae Presldc-it was anuounced, and
lhere was a general waving of dig* by
Republican members, lo which the Dem
"lim responded willi Meir badanii.
The chesrtag and gcnerul uproar lasted
tully three minutes.
Neither Mr Allison nor Mr. Sherman
were lu their seats to day when tbe Sen?
ate wno called lo order. Mr Sherman
came in'fielore the funding of the jour
ml was concluded, hut his maimer
showed no unusual c.vri'cment He
opened bis voluminous mail and read lt
through calmly, pausing occasionally
IO carelessly glance over a bulletin laid
upon hil desk
Mr Allison came in a few minutes
later, his white vest and spotless linen
giving him an appearance of cooluess,
which was in BB wise detracted from by
Ins calm, unconcerned bearing
A number of unimportant bills were
introduced.
The legislative, Judicial, and executive
appropriation bill was reported by Mr.
Allison. No changes of consequence
affecting the District were made
A memorial was preeeated from Oen?
eral Benlen, the gun inventor, now re?
siding iu Washington, setiinu forth at
length arguments to support his opin?
ion that all means now In use to protect
sea coast cities would he ineffective.
Bills were pained on thc calendar call
as follows Providing for a custom
house and BeStofSBM ai Newport News,
Va, and incorporating the Washington
and Sandy Sprint Narrow-Gauge Rall
mad Company
The Senate then, at 1 40. went into ex?
ecutive session, continuing live minutes
r herein
Mr. Harris then took the rt tor to make
I speech on the tariff question
OPffXMIHal THK lil KllM.li.
I. inl,.|.ii SN lill,nu I uk.* I'm t In ii llilllluul
I'itimiii in lui To-Ila).
BBBLIB, lune 99.?TIM Reichstag was
i p -ned to-day with pomjit and brilliancy.
After divine service in the court chapel
the Emperor was escorted with great
ceremony to the White Hall of the old
castle, where he declared the session
open. Throughout bis speech the Ein
peror dwelt upon Germany's pacific dis?
position. He says her policy aims solely to
wald off attack, not lo acquire milltsry
glory. The Empire, bc declare!, desires
pesos with all nations The Emperor says
further: "Germany will adhere to ber alli?
ance with Austria, which public opinion
rapport, aa tha baal, nf European equil?
ibrium and an inheritance of German
history. The same relations and national
needs anita Germany and Italy These
relations will permit the ( arelul cultlvs
linn of the Emperor's personal friend?
ship with the i /ar, and thc maintenance
of the pacific relations with Russia,
u billi have exfs'ed for a century, in con
sonance with the Emperor's feelings
mid Germany's interests "
flt. I'KTKiisiiiiiu, Jnna90 ?ll ii stated
in well informed circles that Emperor
William Of Germany will meet the Czar
la the autumn ea Russian territory.
-ssa
Till: Hilt.UTI LL Ht AT
1 iventy Three Death. Kc-iortad lu Naur
York
HBW Yohk. June M ?The continu?
ance of the latents heat is cuu.sjng an
unu*ual number of deaths in this city,
and tbe number of case* reported at the
coroner's office where death ensued from
prostration before medical asaiitance
could be obtained ii almost unprece?
dented. Tbe coroner's office waa
thronged with policemen, undertakers,
and relatives of thc dead bringing notices
of death or seeking burial permits. Tbe
majority of the cases reported were of
(>crs ms lu the prime of life. Most of
them lived In .the tenement-bouse dis
trici- In many cases tbe victims went
to bcd list night apparently in gnni
he dib hilI were found dead this in,,rn
in/ Up tn 10 o'clock this morning the
number of sudden deaths from thc bent
reported at tbe coroner's office waa
tweet v-th ree.
TO BK FORMALLY NOTIFIED
The President to Keralva the Commit!**
To-day.
WasBISotos, June 2.5.?The 1'resident
will receive the committee appointed to
notify him of his renomination to-morrow
at 2 o'clock iu tbe East room of tb*
White House. The public will Bet be
admitted. Ii is very likely that both Mr.
Collina' speech and the President'a reply
will l>e very short. After the interview
the committee will be given a luncheon
in the State dining-room.
Baas-Ball
The following wera the League games
plsyed yesterday:
Pbiladelphla-Philadclphlen, ll; Nsw
York, 4.
Bolton?Bostons, 2, Waahingtona, 4
Detroit-Detroits, 2 Calcagoe, 0.

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