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Tur season opened at Cape Nay on tho
THEnE is good prospect in Maine Of an
abundant crop Of strawberries. blueberries plums,
cherries, and other fruits. " 11@A
The boats in the Yale navy have regatta
on the 9th Of June next, for the championship Of
the New Haven harbor.
QUrBBrE says the reason why the weight Of
fish Is seldom disputed Is that-thsy are almost al
ways weighed In their own scales.
NEw JERSEY agriculturalists in Camden
county have invested over ten thousand dollars in
the cultivation Of tomatoes, from which they in
tend to manufacture vinegar, ,oIf.3 M,
RESTs in Richmond have been falling very
rapidly. Stores which last year rented from
g. 500 70 3d. 900, now are easy to be obtained for
5000 to 81, 600.
A PAPER SKIRT, q. e., pettican'tsay-the-
other syllable has been invented to replace crino
line 1t is reported light, cheap. stiff glossy, and
will be sold at linen washing prices : I 81
Ar the convention Of the New England
Anti-slavsry Society in Boston, mon and women
spoke their minds with great huency. Everybody
was uenouhutu, iuoiuuiuB, VI couieoj Nfosiuoht
johnson and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and the
church was declared nuisance "And they played
on the harp of thousand stringsn' fIh u .
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald asserts that
the lake steamboats, now use FISH for fuel. Huge
sixty pound sturgeon are flung head .foremost into
the furnace. The oil assists the combustion of the
wood, twonty surgeons being equal to cord Of
wood, in the production of heat This is n 8sby
story.
The project Of bridging the Connecticut
river, at Middlstown, has been lately revived in
the Connecticut Legislature. Charles Chapman, Of
Hartford, laid it out cold in a speech In the Legs-
lsture than twenty years ago, but 1t has been
galvanized into life.
The Plover (Wis.) Times says that the
local election, which should have occurred in that
place on the 18th instant, was neglected by the
entire voting populations the polls were not OPEN
everybody had forgotten it. Tho right of suffrage
is not very dear to those people.
A FRENCH writer estimates that thirty mil.
lions of bottles of champagne are annually con
sumed. lie divides that among the various parts
Of the world thus America, 10, 900, 900; England
5000, 900; India, 5000, OOOi France, 2,5OO 900
Germany, l,5OO,O OOi other countries, 6,OOO, 900.
HERE is one of the resolutions of the Fan
'uir nan w'S ~, n Do'.on, On inursuay 'as'
,h oS yo,sr S ~ ssr,ors 81 sidO
and Vice President and Of members Of Congress /
essential to the harmonious working of our Rspub
liean system and to the very existence Of repub
hcAn government
The estimate for unadiusted claims of in
diyidual, on 6le in tho Third Auditors Office /,
a.. O51. Obs. In the Third Auditors Office III,
claims In tne pay anu ooun'y uNis'oh are es''
mated Mt SIS oooi on account OF the recruiting
Service $l2 998; for moneys deposited by recruits
s24, ga In the ordnance, miscellaneous and med
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SUMNER USRoRNs.-It is thought the new
summer uniforms of the Metropolitan Police force
win be given out to-day and the officers will appear
In them tomorrow.
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FALSE PRETESoEs.-Lewis Baum, jew
der on Seventh street, was arrested yesterday by
Houndsman Kelly, Of the Fourth ward on the
charge of obtaining money under false protenoes.
The complainant was Mrs. Elizabeth sheckells who
testified that she bought ring Of Baum for 81, he
representing it to be gold short time Afterwards
she ascertained that the ring was brass and re-
turned to Baum to get some Of the money back.
Baum refused to do so and she had the warrant Is
sued for his arrest. Justice Walter required the
accused to give bail for his appearance at court.
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81 Moth and Freckies.-Lsdies amicted
with Dsooioratons the Face, called moth patches
freckles, should Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Prectle Lotion. His infalble. Prepared by Dr. B. O.
PERRY DermAtologist, 20 Bond street. New York. Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
a. myI7-tt&s3m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-02

! A SECRET FOR THE PuBLIe.--Weh have heard
Of some dentists who don't approve Of soscdopt.
What Is their real objection to ~ Simply this Il
preserves the teethi and sordid interests whisper
that the decay of tho toeth is their bread and but
ter Eminent members Of the profession in all part,
Of the country endorse and recommend Il.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-02

p5-Madam Mounts Pile salve-a valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also Consumption Destroy
err, and Entire Cure for the Bronehis Asthma, &e
can be found at stotts Drug Store opposite National
Hotel; GmAn's, Metropolitan HOTEL Pord's, cor
Of Rleysuth and Pennsylysna ayenuei Bntwisles,
corner Of Twelfth and PennsylvAniS Avenus ElliOtts,
corner Of and Twelfth strestAi HArbaughs corner Of
ssyenth and a. ..H.4l tH.' jAla-u
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aS Excursion TO Giymont >-The Ladies'
MITE socIErY OF Ryland Chapel will give Excursion
for the benefit Of the Parsonage FRIDAY,
June sth. The Steamer wAwAssBr will make two
trips. leaving her wharf, the foot Of Seventh street.
at 8 q. m, and p. m Tickets, 81 Children, half
price, .. .H. my3l-td
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&s-wonderfui hat True I--AIadamo REM
Naros, the world renowned Astroogist and somnAm-
buistie cairyoyant while In clairyoyant state de-
lpsates tho very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the Psychomotrope guarantees to pro-
ducs perfect and lelike picture Of the future hua-
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
occupation leading traits Of character, 30. This Is no
imposition, as testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition, color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing hy cents, aud stamped snye-
lope addressed to YOURSELF you will recsive the picture
by return mail, together with desired Information.
Address in confidence. MADAME dERrRuDE REMINGTON,
p o. Box 297, West Troy, Y. oel6-dwly
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"ANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w young woman, as chambermaid and seamstress,
or nurse and seamstreas Good references given. ADJ
dress Box 20 at this Office. my29-Sts
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kcrsbrAm' ArrEnrf- night about
ten o'clock smoke was discovered issuing from the
basement of tho store Of Dempsey a o'Toole, $40
Pennsylvania avenue, and an alarm Of ere was
raissdeslling out the FIRE machines On entering tho
premises abarrel of'packing hay was found. on FIRE
near the gas metre evidently the work Of an incen
diary. The Ere was extinguished without damage.
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A LEX. R. 8 II f p II r d +,
IA Successor to J. W, Thompson 4 Co.,
No. 300 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, wAsHIEGTON D. O.,
Dealer In
METALS, MISCELLANEOUS HARDwARR, PLUMB
ING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
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no THE UNION WoRKINGMEN AND

TJNO THE UNION WORKINGMENA AND
TAXPAYERS OF THE SIXTH WARD. Mot
having taken any the quarrel between the friends
OF Mr.. Donald MeCathrau and Mr.. John \, Herrell,
announce myself an independent candidate for the
Board OF Common Couuoll, pl6dging myself to do all
that lays in my power for the best interests OF the sixth
Ward, outside OF any olques or combinations and to
Ierve the true interests Of the worklngmeh aud tax
payers Of my ward. o. W. WHITE.
my22-n
VNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IL TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
TO all tohom may concern, greeting!
Notice Is hereby given that on the 5th day Of Noyem
be 1856 the rebel Pryateer Royal Yacht was attacked
harmed, sunk and destroyed in Galveston bay, Texas
BY an expedition under command a. Lieutenant Com
mandsr James T. Jewett Of the Unit States steamer
santee, whereby an award Of bounty hard to the on
GERS and men Of sad expedition, and therefore they
prosecute In this court in the Of the United States
for the reasons in the libel stated aud that said
will stand for trial at the City Hall In the city Of Wash
mgton, on the nrst Monday Of July next, when and
wh'Te all persons warned TO appear TO show cause
why condemnation should not be deorsed, and to In
tsrysne for their interests, Mo-.
May 50, 1886. r. J, MEI0s,
Isl'2awtd Clerk,
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WAsHE0ToN, Bh May, 1886.
have this day associated with me in business my
brothers, Thomas NJ and wilmer s. Shepherd, under
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD d BROS,
and hope by application 10 business low prices
and fair dealing. 70 mart eontinuAnss OF the patron
nysi.Ss ALEX. q, sHEPHKRD,
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As- shameld a. Co.'s
ICE CREAM MANUFAcToRY
AND CoNFEorIoNARY,
No. 800 ELEVENTH sr REEr,
Between X street and Massachusetts avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. @.

Parties, Weddings and Rxeursions furnished on the
most reasonable terms. and at short notice.
ag- FREsH oAKEs EyBRY DAr-Ga 12.lm
As-Business Men and Merchants who do
sire to throw their Advertisements into rhyme, for the
REPUBLICAN, can be accommodated by addressing
"UNoHoo," at this once. Ap27-u
sS-Amanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of a COPYIsT or AMANUBNsIs, can be aecommo.
dated by lady who writes neat and plain hand by
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west between N and
N streets north. ap23-u
Ss- Marriage and Celibacyy an Essay of
Warning and IRstrueton for Young Men Also, Dis
and Abuses whi,h PROSTATE the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUdHroH
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aplT.sm
As-Breeeh-Loading .Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examination Of Breeeh Loading Arms, Of which Gem
srAl Hancock Is president Is now In session At No. 81
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. N. and 2 ,. m, until further notice.
Inyentors requested 10 submit their In per-
son or by agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt 5th U. Cav, Brew Lieut. Col. u.sA,
mh12-u Recorder
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Parties, Weddings and Rxeursions furnished on the
most reasonable terms. and at short notice.
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SPIlCIAL NOTICES.

81 Calvary baptist Church msets every
Sabbath in the Church, Of Eighth and streets
Service every Sunday at II a. m and evening. Seats
free. Rev T. r. Howlstt pastor. dsSo-h
ca Sewing Machines.-If you desire to
got sewing machine cheap, attend the Fair Festival
and Picture Gallery, at Island Hall Of Sixth
street west and Virginia Open every evening
ielEltE u ..- 81. .t.....
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Capt 5th U. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col u.sA.
mh12-u Recorder.
, 1866-05-11

east France will be bounded by an En-
pire of twenty-five millions Of brave men,
strongly organized, and penetrated by an
immovable social, political, and intellec-
tual dislike Of France. That on the
northwest France will he bounded as
now by a kingdom feeble indeed, but felt
by a great military monarchy TO be the
buffer which protects herself and France
from the chances of Il daily collision.
France, even if nominally ~aggrandized,
will be really restricted there will be
no territory left to acquire at a cost less
thar that of a war for existence, and
peace will be preserved by the visibiy
fearful consequences which will follow
its interruption. The Government Of cor
porals at Berlin is no pIeasanter to us
than any other Liberals, but that is no
reason why we should be blind to the
effects which its action. selfish or sincere,
as it may be, must ultimately produce.
"Blindly the wicked work the righteous
will of Heaven" and Count Won Bismark
in annexing a Duchy to keep down con
stitutionalists, may help materially to
lay the foundation Of a European system
in which standing armies shall be Of little
account, aud freedom therefore ,he only
permanent possibility.
, 1866-05-11

inquest held on Saturday evening at the
Sir John Falstaff Inn, Aibion-hiIl, Brigh-
ton, on the body of Clara Hollands, aged
II, who expired suddenly. Deceased
had been employed as servant for about
four months by Mrs. Erredge, of 81.
Queen's-road. During that time she had
been in excellent health, but on Wednes-
day she complained of severe headache,
and on Friday became so unwell that she
was unable 10 do her work, and left to
60 home. On her road thither she called
at the house of a Mrs. Harvey, 5, Rich
m~ond-square. Here she became so i'll
that her mother was sent for, who went
Immediately for Mr.. Sewell, surgeon.
Shortly after the mother was gone the
girl died, and The evidence of Mr.. Sewcll.
who made a post m0rtem examination,
with the assistance of Mr.. PaSsmore,
showed that there was considerable eff
fusion In the right ventricIe of the brain,
in which he discovered a large hydatid
ciSt. This he examined with a micro
scope, and found it TO consist of the ova
or eggs of some parasitic insect. The
disease was OF rare occurrence, but when
it had occurred, recorded cases showed
that death had been sudden. The insects
were usually conveyed into the system
with food, and after deposiling their eggs
they left The system. In course of time the
eggs are Matched, and death eusues if it
has not taken place before. The disease
was often communicated to the system by
eating "measly" pork, UNDERGONE meat,
or Water~cresscs ; and Mr.. Sewcll said
that it was a very popular error to sup
pose that UNDERGONE meat was the best
for food. Should the meat be affected,
heat was the only thing that would kill
the insects, and there was therefore no
danger in w~cll-cookcd meat. The Jury
returned a verdict in accordance with the
evidence Of Mr.. SeWcli.
, 1866-05-11
From UambcrS'S Journal, MARCH, 24.J
STAGE INPROMPTUS.

Let those that play your clowns,
speak no more than is set down for them
for there be of them, that will themselves
laugh, TO set on some quantity of barren
spectators to laugh too though, in the
meantime, some necessary question of
the play be then to be considered: that's
viIlainous aad shows a most pitiful am
bition in the fool that uses it, True,
0 Shakespeare p! Gdggjng is a pitiful vice !;
but it has kept the stage, and will keep
it, protest as we may. Some of the
funniest bits in the Critic, as acted, are
not to be found in any printed copy of
that admirable burIcsque and we are
vastly mistaken if that popular noble
man, my Lord Dundrcary, is not almost
entirely a creature ofgag.
When O'NeilPs company played at
Dundalk, an influential patroness COM
manded Pi24arrO, and the manager was
compelled to engage a RolIa from Dublin
for the occasion. He did not think it
necessary to make the star aware that
the state both Of treasury and wardrobe
forbade the employment Of the usual
force of supernumeraries so, when the
representative of Ataliba's army appear
ed on the scene, RoIla was paralysed
with establishment, and stopped short in
his invocation. Quickly recovering him.
self, however, he exclaimed What! all
slain but thee? Come, then, my brave
associate, Sea piece of gag pardona-
BILE under the circumstances.
Hardly so excusable was that perpe-
trated by Emery in the same play at
Drury Lane. The rising of the curtain
, 1866-05-11
From tie Boy6odos Vest hdia4. -1pra 49,


Antigua and Grenada record a protest
against tire charges btou4h against fhe
Iabouring population of the British West
Indies in consequence of 4hr unhappy
occurrences in jamaica. In Antigua, at
The opening of the quarterly Criminal
Court there was not IA singlt case for
trial. at Was'', said the Attorney Gene
raj, ga most gratifying thing L% Hle
Court, the country, and himself 70 see
that during a period Of three month in
a mixed community of nearly 10000
persons, there was not a single new
criminal to be brought before the Court;
and that in the inferior (PoIict) Courts
the number Of cases had fallen below the
average of former years" The Chief
Judge on being presented with a pair Of
White kid gloves by the Provost Mar
shall, spoke in the same tone of congra-
tulalion. a~ccepting the Maiden Assise,
and IA reduction OF the number of pri-
soners in the goals as satisfactory evil
dence of the character of the population
and the Improvement Of society. Both
these learned gentlemen attribute the
gratifying change to the greater demand
, 1866-05-11

upon it by Governor Eyre and his ad-
VOC, les -
The Commissioners Of Education beg
leave to report that, owing partly to the
distress and poverty for the last 3 years
prevalent in the Island, from which the
labouring population is but now begin
ming to recover; partly to the payment
of fees, by every child not actually des-
titute, being strictly enforced, and partly
to the fever aud sickness generally to
which, during the latter portion Of the
year, most of the country districts have
been subjected, there has been no i'm
prOvement either in The number attending
the Schools, or in the regularity of their
attendance still on the whole Educa-
tional prospects are brighter than at the
close of last year, and the Commissioners
have every reason TO hope, that at the end
of the present and each succeeding year,
they will be in ii position to report more
lavourably both of the comparative excel
lcnce of Schools, and Of the evidence of
good resulting from Them,
The year closed with 81 Schools, %
of which were Church Of England, l9
Morayiau and 8 Wesleyan Schools.
A"'0H@ ~ i0' ''''"5N9 ""'t"o '" U"''
we may ment'oH 'he 'e-oPeNI4@ OF t'e
wesleyan SchooI at S'atonS Village at
leodtu WIN some success ana tue enrol
m'hl OF tAeIf tagged 9ohoo. IN August
IoWh among We n0moef 81 'hoSe re-
ceiFinS Go'ernmenJ ana WIN me "SSis-
lance OF IEe Chufcn AID ooclety' a new
ana commodIouS school guiding OF StoNe'
much needed aoa erected Gu a more
sUl'@o.t 9[CE' ""S ISPi"''4 'lG o,0 o"V az
D"fDy'a Nl'I'Se' 10 WINCH the CommlS
Slo"ef$ were S!'o 70 DC a''e t" maze d
sPeclai grant Of - IN aid OF necessary
IorolVufe' ,o ~
At the G'os' 0! Vle year. - lt"''''s
were c'hP!ioyeu' l'o'r"I'5 "SS'S'"n'Si uIo
tolaI S~a'afleS' according 10 ,l' iue['e'1!
Returns amounted 70 Ilol9 10 o2-"h
average o. 'aIneI more 'l'' ~ 70 ''0''
Teacher iof tle year -,
inc "ho'S SUN eHPenag, 0" .n9
Schools as shgWn ny l1a Ne'"fnS' was
3I939 Il ) "I'I'G 'Io Io'aI iucolly i'o'I
the iSilho anc'uuII6 'ue "I"5I' iOI '"o
1910 ~
me commissioner nave lIClle I1Eoo'-
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SEVERANCE Il WOOD.
Resident 0benalsas.
AffICE ON brady street, betwros Third an
u Eaurst ,..a1st


~ Ms os ID u y oDBss
4 rTORNRYs Z COUNSELLOR AT Law
~ end Wet Olssa Agent. OAScs Osssnport's
0nAA z. svSsAn. JOHN =. nOaBao
PUTNAM Il DeGDlSER0s
A TTOKNEYSANDC iORS AT LAW.
~ Once in Dnvcnpcrt's BLOCK. "a floor JET
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ClnclxnArs. o.. Arg. %.
0hslO Wsss ohree deoGho ltu0 sAolssa -.
pestsd yesterday. .a
There wao considerable oxeiteoent yea>
tepday ever the eonlfevsssy bseWeeo ~
people and the city. railrued companies. In
violation 70 RATES Or iSte. he lat(se sd
Ing epea ths present rssea ana ~ iosmse
fvfasing 70 pey moro thaa - dellAf -
taese ssa1s isr packsess u ewSsty-1vs
tickets. 49, rva
There were uuosroos eooee Of election .
passengers ftom cars, ADD arrests Of co.,
duetcrs and DRYERS for shs obstruction sf
ststots. ~. $
Aypsuial nsstingsf - 40 Council vas
called far to-mesrow 70 take action 10 che
There We large uiss meeting held e
WGt esd ~ sie6t. z
At The meeting resOlutieso were passed
strongly condsmsing railrped companies IL
yiolsaing thsis contaets and disssgardine
O1e SoWos
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ASTHMA.
Ee4k. : SsEtEAS
Venetian iuu6DDDGs1lt.

prnetieal chemist, comnareia. wharf res',g.
amer Mae.
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NE ven sbiecs 20 Cniousel !:

Many prrsons Will not take calopel. They will not
take mercury In any form II ticy aware ~ It. And
yet thousands have II pts-.rb-d tor them when they
are H. and swallow IL nudcr the mprrt sion that they
are king something else When the liver lie violent
" ont OF Order caiunc 10 the chief felia-ce OF the
prescribe csioInc candc-iinely under the rc,ria
symbol, and so ON. But ne long rs Radwayr Eegu-
lai.ng Pills can be obtained. there " no necessity
whatever for employing ralonel. Its use nny be
wholly dis t,ensen.wth Kspwayr Pills yegctn-
BILE substitute for the mineral posons which the pop
ulas mind 80 naturally dcd- aud th, sc pills he
MI the medical effect ~ calome mercury, arsenic .&c
follow the nctism of those powerful oisons upon tbe
sy-tcm. Dr. kSdways Piiir ar liver . r~guisfor
aud whether that organ he torpid ~ ovrr-Efve Rad
ways pills compel 1t Ia return IA sate ot equilibrium
doing liz duty In equal moderate and hehlthfu
ms,ner IL thu rafnc way these pills 'Feguiste the
action Of the splres the bladder the stomach, IT,
bowels &c. supssinducng all q suitable vig0r, ~
lad heen jndicicusly Administered by experienced
physican, while nj the time the pills, unlike the
toIpous leave accumulation 81 the seeds If dc%th
behind them. subseQueut dcvel0dment. Take Mad.
ways Regulating PILL II YOU would avoid cnlon,el.--
Take these pulls u you object N mercusy They are
nd nnd strengthening yet thoroughly efcient. They
never fail 10 cure you aud they always leave you In
better health than yvu ever enjoyed before
E,B.-Dr Railway pills are not only superior 10
the world NJ . general phy.ic- purgatvr. laxative,
sl9rcc., tonic. -udornc counter irriinn and pnrs
~ the blend. One or two boxrs Will cure the wont
cnss VI indigestion CAas::ssatus, C4Dsvcnxro. Dys-
peoMs, Liver sad Spleen dihi<ultee. Let those who
are out ORDER who feel esncloly, sad, leat, 4c
take few d0ses. Pries, - cents per box. Sold by
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The lPreeS1eee 90 R0seV Arsavo a
NeW xoRAs
NKw YoRx. August 49.-Ae Bor6entoWn,
Trenton. Newark, and jersey City. the
President and party met with the most CT
dial receptions Al Trenton and Newark,
briet speecl'cs we've made by The Pfestlept
" the Council, President J0hps0a and Sec.
rotary seward
The President and party reached this city
n p. m, and were met st Pief No. BY the
spccia. committee Of the Common Council
and escorted BY division II cavalry, pro-
ssedcsi up Broadway 70 the City Hotel.
broadway was thrOpgsd with persons Who
welcomed the distinguished psTty. Aniv-
ing ii City Hall, mtmbefs Of the Common
Council and heads Of Derastmsats were
presented TO the President ~ che Mayor.
who delivered formal address on behalf q
the city. Al the conclusion of these c0W
monies the Procession proceeded u 9th ".
enue and 14th street, where ~ military
were 10 10 reviewed The procession was
= large and imposing one. *~x.