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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-02

The May number of the Eclectic Maga
zine presents an exceptional variety of
subjects, the table of contents enumerat-
ing no less than twenty-five articles Gn-
Guiding the editorial departments) The
leading paper is an entertaining biograph-
ical sketch of Lord Melbourne" by Lord
Houghton and there is also brief but
highly interesting sketch of "Il Re Gal
antuomo" (King Victor EmmanueD. In
science there are very suggestive arti-
Gle entitled "Can we Separate Animals
from Plants p and the first installment
of series on "The Earth's Place in Ma
ture," by J. Norman Lockyer, the as
tronomer, Of what may be called "time
ly" articles, there is an instructive one on
"The European Situation" by M. John
Lemoinne; Modern Greece" by j. P.
Mahaffy Popular Superstition of the
Turks and Pope Leo XIII" The poe
try includes Tennyson's Ballad of the
Fleet" the longest poem he has published
for some time and modernized version
of "Chaucer to his Empty Purse Other
articles which should be mentioned are
German Universities, French Home
Life the Influence of Women neat
essay "On the Decay of Fine Manners"
touching story entitled "Only Jean,
"Albatross Notes" and four more chap
ters of Mr.. Blacks Macleod of Dare. y
A fine steel-engraved portrait of Sir j ohm
with biographical sketch, and
four editorial departments filled with in
items complete the attractions
Of number which possesses even the
customary high standard of this maya
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number; trial subscription for three
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-02

Ice for sale at John F. Cooks as low as
the lowest
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John F. Cooks Ice Cream Saloon will
be opened this week.
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Mrs. DuHadway has just returned from
the city with large stock of millinery
goods. Call and see the goods. Cheap.
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States bond Of the new per cents which
was so happy as to hold for a feeting
moment, gave me time enough to read on
its face the same definition and Limitation
| OF the Governments liability to pay in
the standard coins as they existed July
A. 1870.
WHAT ARE THE GROUNDS
On what ground, then, do you charge
| upon scores of your fellow citizens, every
one OF them picked men, nearly every
| one of them with as sterling and stainless
| reputation for honesty as yourself; up
on what ground do you attempt to fasten
upon them charges of dishonor and dis
grace Upon what ground do you lay
the wicked balances and the deceitful
weights of the prophet at their door? Is
1t that the silver dollar weighs only 4124
grains? Is anybody deceived or attempt
ed to be deceived by it? Is it not openly
and publicly proclaimed that the silver
dollar shall weigh just 4129 grains Was
not that its exact legal weight when the
bonds were issued2 Bring forward any
agreement of the United States; bring
forward from the stores of your inspira-
ton Thus saith the Lord" that the
silver dollar of the Nation shall weigh
more than 4l22 grains / am not now
speaking of the wisdom of the siver dol
lar nor of the wisdom of its weight, but
simply of it's morality. -Yn~-n---
ShprItf'S Sale of Real EStafn
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Ills now the robin builds his little nest,
'Tis now the cat-bird trills his medley lay;
nTis now the small boy goes in tireless quest,
away.
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Legal Notice.

Jesse w. Davis, whose place of residence is
unknown, is hereby notified that Mamie E.
Davis did, on the Goth day of March, A. ID. 1873,
file her petition in the Clerks office of the
Court of Common Pleas in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, against him, the object and pray
er of which is to procure a divorce from said
j esse w. Davis, because of the willful absence
of said Jesse w. Davis from her for
more than three years last past, and to be re-
stored to her maiden name, Mamie E. Barton.
Said cause will be heard at the May term, a. D.
1878, of said Court.
MAMIE E. DAVIS.
JAMES TTIPP, her atty.
4ap6w
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and we can prove:that many of our agents are
doing even better. We do not offer a $500 out
fit free gold watch or q horse and buggy
a trap to catch the unwary, but will sell
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and our prices are lower than the same goods
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can be made by selling chromos, crayons,
notices, frames, &C., &c. Dealers, agents and
canvassers should not fail to send for our NEW
PRICE LISTS, embracing many new goods as
well as a complete assortment of the most de-
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money canvasSing during leisure hours. Don't
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will send to any address on trial three months,
for 10 Cents in CO n or postage stamps. sample
of paper and particulars FREE. Ad-ID TT
dress HOUSEHOLD GEM, Cleveland,I hbI
Ohio. 2lmh7Sm3
National Republican., 1878-04-06
HOuseliOld HiDta.

MOUNTAIN CAKE.-Whites of four eggs, two
cups white sugar, twO-thirds cup butter, ono
cup sweet milk, one-half teaspoon soda, one Of
cream tartar, three cups -four.
CHARLOTTE RUssE-Make into a custard
three eggs, half pound of powdered sugar,
halfa pint Of milk dissolve half box Of
gcatine IN half pint cold water. simmer on
the fire and strain with the custard, then stir
until cold; whip to "a froth quart of cream,
stir in the custard lightly, flavor and set aside
to CONCEAL.
CHEESE OMELEr-Butter the sides of deep
DISH and cover with thin slices of rich cheese;
lay over the cheese thin slices Of we'll .buttered
bread, first covering the cheese with n little
red pepper and mustard then another layer
of cheese; beat the yOk of nm egg in u cup OF
cream, and pour over the dish then bake At
once in the oven serve piping hot as soon As
nicely Drowned or it will become tough
CHICKEN SALAD.-To one chicken take two
cups of chopped celery; four eggs boiled hard
aud cut smooth with knife add sweet cream
till thin as batter; two tablespoonful dry
mustard, three tcaspooustul Of salt. two tea
spoonsful black pepper, one tcaspoonful sugar,
two tablCspoOnsiil melted butter, and vinegar
enough to muLsteu. Boil the chicken until
very tender thon psk il into hns bits, which
is better than TO chop IL add the two cups Of
chopped cc.,ry, and pour over the mixture.
ALMOND PuDDING-Put six ounces Of
sweet almonds pounded dns Into pint and y
half of milk, and let it come to boil. In
the meantime mix well three ounces
melted butter with three ounces OF -four,
stir il into the boiling milk and let 1t cook till
1t comes To a stiff batter and readily clCaves
from the edge Of the saucepan. When
slightly cool add three ounces fine sugar, tho
yolks Of eight eggs, and the whites beaten to
u stirf froth Bake half an hour; turn II out
and slt sugar on the top. 1t should be baked
in u deep dish us II rises very much, and must
bo served rs soon as 1t comes from the oven.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Baltimore General Market. .

BALTIMORE. ApTIi s. 1873
Cotton quiet and nominaiiy steady. Mlddling.
Flour dull and easier; Howard-street and Western
supeIfne, 80 %; do. extra, u 75i 30; do. family
SISa655; city Mills superfne, 81 ss6GI i5 do. ex.
Ira, y l@966; do. Rio brands, so 50; Patapsco
whesi-sog,horn quiet and q shade cassri West,
ern az " and &c lower. Southern red, q 256fI 81;
DO amber, q y Pennsyivanis red, u $50 i&lIj No
May, o. HdI ~.
Corn-southern lower for white and steady for vel.
Low; Western dull and kdic LOVER southern white,
April 50. q &c May. sl'Ic: June. s5llc;
Oats more active and steady Southern, 3ifl3sc;
vnnia. 3ld 35c
Rye quiet and easier at e56sIc
Hay dull, Prime Maryland and Pennsylvania sIa
Ola
Provisions dull and heavy. Mess pork, sloJ0. Bulk
nea - shoulders. tAgIsc; clear rib sides, 5i,c.
B"comIshonlders a6c clear rib sides 6ac. Hams,
e'-6iOi. Lard, refined tleTces, &c. Butter-C choice
nrm and n demand choice Western roll 2Sd ?5ci do.
Petroleum. dull and nominal at Ike for refined.
SaRnr active aud nrmer at 9l46ueJsc.
Whisky u shade hrmcr ut 81 O8Is.
1l2 800 bu; oats, 800 bu.
SlIpn.nts-M heat, 81. 800 bu; corn, 1880 bu.
a frelghis to LiyerpOol-Cotton, per steam, O-s?d;
Hour y VI; grain, vi.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
New York GencrnI Market.

,,,,,o,, .,..,,. NEW YoRK. April j, ls7s
Sales SaSs hecepIs 's Of tSs wees"Sct. ss ad,s
France, S6s; to tic Continent TGS sales t.S Stock,
trade or EXPORT and home uss No ssSI All sH snper
hnc We.,ern and state y toS; common 10 good cx-
S Mns fs"S %hsns s sHS.Ts %sssPa aG
extra + @ osS 'p fancy do sSg7 Is; common to good
prs hs eSsss egSoss N snSis s1rs F9oa e
sosns dull southern hour quiet and d nnchSSged S 4
common to fair extra y 25S5 IS: good to choice do
pSSs.yv%nia $50 ~; % Sr%ndywins . iss 5s's:S and
and ssasa S MtH! Won sSSy i@I1sS spr%s
GS,, 2S%l :. i.T y New N YORK % No 2sprlng for
No. Gdo, q 10 for no. Do, IS ior Yo'2 willie q !?
y for M white u i'si 20 for white State ii II
Rye heavy state pominally 7s8slc; No. West.
Barley more active at 7oc for bond s5c for free No g.
and feeding Fgisc. harley malt dull and un.
GorH rs,s shade Lower With moderate export and
aSd S Oi 'SSs SsS $of ,GE Nsrsdsa No %sieT% r
sSmsr mfsd .hI,s 10 SC cp for NJ No. sc 5 I'D ~
S%s rather e, more 4" steady 80 gov York No
wTed1, 5c ior mixed State, sScsG Tor @hfe: ''' lot
al hGR; ss@y y SS os SgsS Sr Eastern
CoiteT RIO quiet and in moderate demand at "A
sugar arm and with ri: inquiry @ " At I" 7,S7,o toss
Tor mr. TO good refining and Tsc for prime: Crntrlf.
nggl, sSmsssc. Refined hrmer at gi.ieic for stand.
nrn In Wtc i9r granusted 9sGVGc for powdered and
MolnSses-t'TUCeTy grades steady, with moderate
trade BY auction. New Orleans, 2l6t I2c.
Rice steady aud moderately active.
Petroleum dnll. Crude y ,GcTC; refined. il%6gliI,c;
cases, lGg lIltc; united, 81 Ill46lI az,
TROw quiet AT Tl,GpTSr.
Rosin STEADY al tl 500 ! o. for strained.
Iurpentne active and higher nj 3 "a 8lc for spirits
Eggs steady at lnd iObsc for State and peTnsyl.
wanna, lVc for resh Western, and gs,c for Southern
Potatoes dnlli peerless sG .; early rose, d $50
lloi pehChbOwn, VI 25d 62i sweets, t?d22
Provisions - Pork about steady; mess. sIO $50
W. ianiy mess, ~ rs, Beef steady; new plain
nless, w 500 u D new extra tlasi2 a. Beef hams
onl,' Iierce occi heavy. Cut nieas-Weslern quiet
nlulle- quiet and steady NJ 6hc for city long
eeaI and 6hc for short clear Lard quiet and steady
prime steam e. 90 81 0s. Butter In buyers's favor
20 we iof OLD Wesorn l2946c for do State, i5GIG!c
ioI pew Cheess quiet; 90 i?so for common 10 prime,
whisky HonnAi Al (I OdIi,
, frelghts 10 Liverpool Arm. Cotton, per sail 1920
~ Pei steam, I,a;sSd Com per stesn sd. Wheat,
National Republican., 1878-04-06
FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCE.
ew York Money Market.

.. Now York Money Market.
.-l....r... NEW YoRK, April s. is7a
Money, TO la and interest.
Exchange steady. Long. +ss,s short, go.
Gold iooHDiooH. F
Rates for carrying. sfsy.
Government bonds arm at the following quot,
National Republican., 1878-04-06
COMMERCE..
Georgetown Grain NIarket

GsoRoETowN. Arrii s. ISIS
The market for wheat Is dull and weak, with prices
slightly OF from lag cents per bushel wo oIIoi .
good TO strictly prime at u mol ~.
nominAl quotations.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
DIRECTORY,
Tho Principal Business Houses Of Wash.
inEtop.

TIE JoVouing is pubiishod for the benefit Of TrGp-
cling Sdlesnen, Strangers, aud The public sener
Gny-ii includes all trades and professions and
cannot fail 10 prore Of Interest 20 all Who b,tcad
tranSdcting business IL WashhagtsI.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
Aunt Hannah's Advice,

huut hhnuhhs Advfce.
And 20 you have quafreled with Davidi
And, hide u ~ well As you can,
know at this moment you re thinking
That he Ia q horrible man. %.
He shows no regard for your feelinss-
He loosens his hold on your heart;
Aud each has confessed to the other
That both were much better apart
f9g Whan ,hInh h.It Of ,he dey. Of your cogrt;hih
In all your veNations 80 helpful
To all OF your follieS ~ blind. .......
But now DER the gateway Of Eden
Inc sword OF the angel is crossed
And you miss all the sweetness aud sunshina
The JOY OF aparndise lost
You think you have done all your duty
Have prayed and have labored In vain.
And feel, ns husband, that David
Has really no right TO complain.
But let us sit down In the twilight
And talk DER the subject awhile;
Before you take leave of the meadow
It's well that you pause on the stile.
It's likely that David Is ffctnii,
And careless Il times, II Is true,
HIS business Ibsorbs him too closely,
but Is he not working for your
80 when ha comes home In the evening,
Quite silsnI and thoughtful, aud queer
just let your heart keep up its singing.
And pretend you don't notice. my dear.
Fot, Just ~ scratch on the finger,
VIII hoal lfyou let II alone,
SO many n trouble or grievance,
That David and YOU may have known,
would soon have been gone and forgotten,
. And len not u scar on the heart
Had either been fond aud iurriying-
Had neither supposed you could part.
IT'S your duty to yll |. and Won know H.
You will, If you're true 10 yunr trust
Sonf God and your honor demand it,
And David is gentle and Just
Don't keep any bones OF contention
Don't hold 10 this terrible strife,
But make him much better husband,
BY bCils much better wife,
National Republican., 1878-04-06

r II, WARNER,
LIE Real Estate Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.STORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING. on THE
NEsT SIDE OF FOURTH STREET EAST. BE-
TWEEN ID AND SOUTH
by virtue OF u deed of trust. dated September 10
1876 and recorded In Liber Al .iollo W. Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and nj the request
OF tho party secured, will sell at public auction, In
front OF the premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
APRIL A. d. 1875. ut In o'clock M. part OF lot on,
3D. In square seven hundred and ninety y-three (TyiI,
IN the city OF Washington In said District beginning
Tor the W feet from the southeast corner OF said
square fronting on Fourth street east thence north
10 feet thence west 5 feet thence south 20 ee thence
west Is feet to beginning together with the Improve.
ments, as above stated.
Terms OF sale: One-ihird cash; balance In six and
twelve months. with per cent. interest until paid
cured by deed OF trust on the property, all cash
option OF purchaser. One hundred and my dollars
deposit at time OF sale. Terms to be nilly met within
Ave days. or the trustee RESELL ive days ad.
vertsement In the Evening STAR at risk OF purchaser
ANDREW D. bUvAII. Trustee.
]. 7. COLDWELI, Salesman. apa wfMSds
National Republican., 1878-04-06
by BOWMAN & GREEN, Aactlonec.r,
- ils Seventh street northv

TRrsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE On SECOND STREET WEST, IiE.
STREET NORTH, No. i2i.
BY virtue or reei OF trust 10 u.s. dated August s.
iS3 and duly recorded in iiber , ioo iI ono OF the
land records OF tho District OF Columbia. and by the
request OF the party secured thereby. we will sell IN
font o. the p-smt.es a, puOiic auction on FRIDAY,
the 9th day OF April, A. d. 1875 ut $50 O'Clock p. m
lot No. hfv'one BD. In A. u. Shepherds sub division
OF square i've hundred and seventy.nve tj75l p the
same Is recorded III the surveyors Office In thr city OF
washington. liner VI. u. e., folio iUs, improved by q
threestOry. Mansard roof. brick dwelling house.
Terms OF ssie.-The amount rnrnd secured by this
deed OF trust, together with the expenses OF sale In
CASH the balance IN twelve months, secured by note
veyactng at purchasers cost. II the terms not
complied with IN ten days, the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the cost Of purchaser In default amer
Ave days advertisement in the National Republican.
HALIEr KILBOURN, r.,,.,.o.
aprdeots. A. Z. BRADLEY, J itus'ees'
National Republican., 1878-04-06

cttng statesmen, Strangers, aud the pHJhc aencr-
Gny-i includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of Interest 20 all pso Intend
tranSdcting business IN Washington
AUCTIoSEERl
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and d sts.
wash B williams, u, cur. Tenth street
BoOKsELLERS AND srATIONERI
soomons a Chapman, oil PennsyIvanla avenue
sellilpgt9n Pa avenue and f9uI:.nd a-half street
W. il. 4 o. Il. Morrison. rs Pennsylvania avenue.
h NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. PA ave. and TonIh St
BAKERh
Felix Desfosses .oi2 II street.
CLOTHING
T. s. Justh. 6is d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. e Desfontrevilie. No. i29s 7, northwest
DRUGGlSTs.
Entwise, Pennsylvania avenue aud Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edwnrd {. Townsend, ill3 Sinth street northwest
Mrs. Fuller. Art school, 1873 street L. W.
MIS- Narrower, la1d street
RcssEyS sminaGy SS.I,sf 81 ,SSr.
Park Seminary; 'od flnh street northwest
Mss Eva Mills Music, ilOS stro,L
school Of Music Iol Eighth street
Musical Conservatory o. L. Bulard az Ninth stree,
FINE ARTS
Markriter. go E street northwest
HOTELS
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvanla ave
Riggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streetA
Metropolitan Penna ave and sixth street
Ebbitt House, Fourteenth and r streets
Normleys, and Fiteenth streets
Morton House, ~ and Va street
fremont House
HATTERs.
n. II. Stlnometz 1871 Pennsylvania avenue
INsURASCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, s. High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILOflS.
Eseman Brothers, CORNER seventh and streets
a. Saks 4 Co., Seventh street.
b. Robinson Co., COZ Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders q Stayman Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-Il1 HO1RAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer. No As Penn
syivania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner, 9t6 street northwest
Jnhr sherman, ST. Cloud Building
Fitch Il Fox, Frecdman's bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
MoKenney a Co, 81 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-06

n MILLER. PRACTICAL UPIIOlSTERER AND
W DECORATOR, U0S u street northwest. An
work done At short notice In the most satisfactory
manner. and At reasonable prices n0l7'6m
National Republican., 1878-04-06

n d. COOKE, H., a co.'s ADyICns. .'
H. D. Cooke, Jr., a CO., No Itn y street northwest.
furnish tho following prices OF State bonds Govern.
mont bends gold and nove stocks, tcicsraphsd to
them.rom the New York Stock Exchange;
National Republican., 1878-04-06
sALEs-Futurs Days.
RY BOWMAN q GREEN. Auctioneor.,
- t2 Seventh street northwes

RY BOWMAN 4 GREEN. Auctioneors,
- i2 Seventh street northwest.
TRusTErs' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE ON SECOSD STREET WEST. BE
TWEEN PENNsYLvASIA AVENUE AND b
STREET NOErH, No. iia -
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 u.s. dated August &
1873 and recorded IN lber ~. ooB one Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, aud by the
quest Of the parties secured thereby, we will sell Ia
front Of the premises At public auction on FRIDAY,
the Dth day of April 4. D. 1875 at t9o o'clock p. M.
lot htty C, In a. r. Shepherds subdivision Of square
No I've hundred aud seventy:nve t5i5). as the same
y recorded n the surveyors Office In the city OF WASH
lngton liber H. d. G., folio los, improved 6y three
story Mansard ROOT, brick dwelling house.
Terms OF sale. The amount unpaid secured by this
deed trust, together with the expenses of SAFE In
cash; the balance IN twelve monthA secured by note
OF purchaser and deed OF trust the premises con
veynncng at purchasers cost, n tho terms are mot
complied with In ten days the trustees reserve the
days advertisement In the National Republican
srs cot, liAdtihr d HI. birT bKiirkTgouRN' Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-04-06
RESTAURANTS,

pEsTAURANT PARISlEN
III FFScHInSySHFs cIXss FREN aNys pr rSA rWS,%rf; Hqs
BreAkihst. ~ cents, rom u. NJ. to IL m dinner
mar e5-iy o. BROCHE PToprietof
National Republican., 1878-04-06
n Fl. WARMER. Reai.Rstato Auctioneor.
nnhD. cot,
II II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALuARI.E IMPROVED

Is. H. WARMER hoaI.E' Aueoonee''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEsT SIDE OF ELEV
ENTH, BErWEEN 3 AND r STREETS NORTH
ny virtue Of deed oftrust, dated November 49, A.
D. 1875 duly recorded In lber No. ST., fbo ~ or the
land records tor the Bi'rict of Columbia, and
a. me request Of ,he party secured thereby We will
@il a. public auction IN trout Of the premises, on
WEDSESDAS. April 10, ISIS, at 80 o'clock y M,
lone IN llnleys subdivision OF square 3S IN tile city
OF Washington. ID. C., together with tho improve
menis. &, subject " deed OF trust for ~ DI, dated
October N ls6 (liber s folio lss) payable eighteen
months after date. with accrued Interest.
Terms-One-third cash. balsnce at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with Interest nj per cent per
mum, secure By decd Of trust tie property sold
or ell c,tsh ut option OF the purchnsher slt deposit
and all cunvpyancing at purchasers cost terms To he
conpsl with In seven days otherwise the trustee
scrye the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the deaultng purchaser amer Ave days ad-
vertlsement
mhaD cots A. r.. APPLEMAN Trustee,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-01-04

THr PRESIDENT AND MRS HAYES CELE-
BRATI THEIR SILVER WEDDING The silver
wedding of the President and Mrs Hayes was
celebrated at the executive mansion. on Mon
day evening, IN a quiet and informal manner
The guest, numbered less than d hundred
and among them were all thosa now living
who were present at the original ceremony
- years ago Tn East room and the state
drawing rooms were tastefullv trimmed with
smilaz and hot house plant, for tAs occasion
and the Marine Band played selections from
operas in the vessibule. Mrs. Hayes wore the
Whit satin dress which she wore az the cerc-
mony in 1852. rcmodeled somewhat for the
occasion, but had the President preserved his
wedding coat it is doubtful whether it could
have been sufficiently enlarged for hiH to
have worn it, The oldest guest was the Rev
DR. McCabe. who performed the marriage
ceremony, and the youngest was little Miss
Lucy Webb Hayes Heron. whose parents are
old friends of the President Judge j. Is.
Warden, before whom tbs President tried his
first case, WAS also present Rutherford b.
HAYES and Lucy War Webb were married
at Cincinnati Dec. 30, 1852 The bride was
the daughter Of Or James W Webb, sue
cessful physician Of Chillicoth, o.. who died
AT Louisville. Ky, some - yeara previous Ia
the marriage of his daughter. As the fruit Of
this marriage eight children have been born,
five of whom are alive and were present al
this celebration. viz Birchard Austin, born
November (, 1858. Webb Cook born March
20, 1856; rutherford Plau born june -
1876 Fanny born September - 1867 and
Scott Russell born February = 1872 Though
Mr. and Mrs Hayes had expressed a wish that
no present should be offered them, the Off
GERS of the I'D regiment which Mr. Hayes
| commanded during the war sent to Mrs
Hayes a miniature log hut made of silver, II
| memory of an experience near kanawha Falls
Va. in 1861 The soldiers had made foi
| themselves comfortable nuts for the winter
| and for regimental headquarters they built O
| double log cabin in the most approved style
| of army architecture. When this structure
was ready for occupancy Mrs. Hayes JOINED
her husband in camp, and the two made tn,
| cabin their winter home Here Mrs. Haye,
won the esteem of the whole command. Tn,
| silver design reproduces the hut they occu
| pied. and is inscribed TO the Mother of thu
| Regiment