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CONCENTRATED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
We do not say
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
Wi, Cure
Cancer, Epilepsy or Heart Disease, but
WE DO SAY
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
DYSPEPSIA, 8
SICK HEADACHE 9
3 CONSTIPATION. 3
is as Reliable as Quinine for
CHILIS AND FEVER
TRY A BOTTLE-SOLD EVERYWHERE
See that CRAB-APPLE Trade Mark is on all pack.
ages of salts" and Water
CRAB ORCHARD WATERLOO, Proprietors
SIMON n. JONES. Manages.
oc29-ec Louisville. KY.
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RAILROADS.

'INhE GREAT
no THE soHf naff wEsT aN fo s1rsruwrsr
srkE of hh hRAS aie sSf,ESp,P )
Train. In, In effect pEcEMnER 2orH. Issa .
's "Ne "a ana :, rom station, corner Of 6th
For Pittsburr and the West. the.So Im,,. r,,,.-.
Line $50 daily to ,fnSinna,, and ass in rss
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg :" ei1c,naaii
Chicago, sleeping Car Altoona 10 Ssys %
WITH ses sa S 1srs wa,s hn5ers ., p m daily
ing at Harrisburg with Western kslrs~s. with
Pacific Express, 1000 D. M DAILY TOR pi,sbur n aas
,he west with through Sleeper Harrisburg To
RAfTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, canandaigns: Rochester, Buffiio Niagara
Washington 90 Rochester
For williamspori. Lock Haven and Eln,Ira. at yso
For -, Sew sork and ths bass I'D 900 and II AM
am, 200, a:eo. 1000 aud III 20 pm. Limited ~,
press OF rniiman parior cars s.ao IN. and S.5o
For Boston without change, 200 pm. every day
For Br. okiyn y all through trains connect Ier
direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoiding double s
For rhiiadeirhia, rs .. and II am. ?. 20 a. 10
and ! 20 pm ON sunday, am. 2. 4 20 q. 40
and Y 70 pm Limited express. $40 m. and s50
For aal5imcre. 6s5. !;IS; =. s.o. $50. n an,
Pm. on sunday, ., $50. ii am. >, s2o'e no.
For Pope's creek Line, 7.I5 am and e. a. pm. daily.
For Annapolis s.1J am. 12O5 and AZ. pm daily.
except sunday. sundays. s:2o pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDIitI, KsBl RIG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
fN''ToN RAILR8AB.
For Aiexannrla, 500, 10; s;2s, ii.ol and li.s5a
M, z %, 4.26, 40, o.ol, sos and ILL.,. pm on
Sunday at 600. g.25 1 4 OIL am So5 ~ m
For Richmond aud the SOUTH GOO aud in on Am
daily, and ABB pm daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 8o5 Sto
10uO, 10 10 Am. LOO, 3.o5, 3 .,3 a.lo 5us aud
10 AZ pm; and 1910 Midnight (excea Monday
ON sunday at 500 and 10. 10 a. m; q OJ and IO az
pm. and l.. 10 night.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
Der of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and nj
the station. where orders le for the check 40
Of baggage 20 destination from hotels and Residences
CHAS. f. PUGH. Genera Manager
d2l j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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have had cancer on my face for some years ex-
Tending from one cheek bone the nLse 10 the
Other 1t has given me great deal Of pain, times
burning and Itching to such extent that ii was
almost unbearaole I commenced using Swfft's Spe-
chic In May 1885 and have used eight bottles ha,
given the greatest relief by removing the
ton and restoring my general health.
w. BARNES
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept 8, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. NY. 157 w 23d ct, Is
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E-
IPITHELIOMA!

For seven years I suffered with cancer on nv
lace Eight months ago q friend recommended the
use OF Swifts Specific and determined to make an
effort to procure it. In this successful and be-
gan IFS use The influence of the medicine first
to somewhat aggrav ate the sore but the inal-
nation was aayed and began to improve after the
hrst few bottles My general health has greatly i'm
proved. l am stronger, and able t. do any kind of
work: The cancer on my face began to decrease and
the ulcer to heal until there is vestse of 1t left
only a little scar marks the place.
MRS. JOICIE A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August IL, 1885.
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RI DAYS TRIAL.

% DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES
ELECTRIC vOLTAIC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
APPLIANcEs. We will send thirty days trial, TO
men, young or old, who suffering from Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality, ola personal
nature resulting from abuses and causes speedy
relief and complete restoration health yigor and
manhood guaranteed. Send illustrated
pamphlet, ree Address VOLTAIC BELT co, Mar
shall. Mich. is.,tleo
NINE DE FOREST, LONG EsSTA BLISHEI, AND
AVA reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
al her residence. l2+5 9Th Office hours
TO 81 do Inns
dead AND BE WISE-DR BROTH ERS, 9O6 h
Il l. ST. W., appeared before me and oath that
he ID the Oldest Established Expert specialist i'm this
CITY and Will guarantee cure in all of private
disease of men and furnish medicine, charge;
consultation and advice free az any hour during the
day. subscribed and sworn TO before me by DIR.
BROTHERS. SAMUEL &. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for the d. OF G., this Sd day of July. 1855
d5-lmS
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedulein effect SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18Th. 1855.
until further notice.

Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue and street.
a43 am. Fast LmlIed Express for fitisbGig and
Une''go arriving 10 fittsbarg nj 80 pm. th,caso
tins train Tor fast time,
800 ne anS e. HoSisSis I, and & louis daily At
pIiace Sleeping Cars 70 above points Without chanre
Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 5:is.
81 Louis $50 pm No extra fare Is charged on this
For Pilisburg at gss am, with Parior Car. aud
s;,5 pm. daily, 10 PiItsburg. Cleveland and Detroit
70, Bal,imore on Week days 5. 600 $40 7.sos:so
ssa sS saa 90 Gao SIS sns Go I p
1865 hs m G on . sun s 80 - $50 and
For shenandoah Valley Railroad aid points south.
For annapolis, $40 am, and 1910 and s30 pm.
For way stations between Washington and Baiti-
a and Zoo Pm e On Sundays VS. SD pam am. s aSd ~
$50 4:4o, .vo and I 100 pan. For stations Ne
ana Dbl pm, daily: 440 m daily except SUNDAY.
nor RsiiIncpsl Stations on MsrSPosa Bras s.o
ton stanton and Valley Branch $40 daily es-
points, $50 an. 1850 and II:2o pm daily, escept
SUNDAY For Frederick, $40 am, and s:4O o N
For Hsgerstown and Winchester. SAC and s.s3 =
m T ana 5:sl pm daily, except SUNDAY;
l; Se Las New Orleans Express and $50 pm
From Lexington $50 pm daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick and intermediate points 81, "A IN
and S:lo pm. daily, except sunday.
Traits leave Baltimore for Washington J:lU,
6:to 20 $40 300 and 1880 M. 1915. 2. s, 4.
40, ., $50. s:4o. Band 20 p.nl Sundays go
80 $40 and s7O5 am- 30 Zoo AFRO, 3, $50. sss5.
All trains fom Washington stop at Relay station
except lao. 3l5 and $40 p IA.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station III aud 1851
fennsylvania avenue corner of 4th street. where
orders VIII be taken Tor baggage be checked and
received al any point I'm the CITY,
DCN9AM C. X. LORD.
ala Gen. Manager Baltimore. q. r. A.
VNASHINGT0N, Ohio AND WESTERN RAIL.
T" ROAD
On and amer NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885. trains wa
leave nom and arrive at H. and r. 9th and stress
station follows
Leave Washington at 900 a m. and 4:45 d m m.
I'VE at Leesburg 4 90 and 6.s5 pm: arrive
Round Hill at ll:4s "a m and 1872 pun. Returning,
leave Pound Hill 55l a-m and lsk6 pass Lees
burg 1882 g. IN and 2.O7 PM and arrive ~ Washing
ton al S:i5 q m. snd q: pm.
The train arriving at washington Mt sss5 am. and
that leaving Washington at 4:s5 pm ar, daily; ell
other trains are daily except SUNDAY.
Monthiv and Communication Rates all p<intS
X. BELL.
al superintendent Alexandria
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BISHOPS cAMPHoRINE.

An Exquisite Toilet Article for Chapped and Rough
Smooth, son and Clear. Price 25c.
Try It II not satisfied return bottle ana Ret yosr
money hack. Prepared by
L C. BISHOP, DruRrist
73O 9th st, corner st n
For Sale by w. 8. Thompson, Druevist Tfl3 Inn Il
NV; St0at, Cromwell Il Co.. $50 Peana ave. al SIN
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FINANCIAL.
PR1scE & WHrrELr.
STOCK BROKERS'
Is $50 h fsisS avenue New York
$50 18th street S,orcoran SuildIngl, Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, DC
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY. IL. tRuGER OAKIRY
MAYNARD g. EYRE.
HENRY III. DoDGE, Washington d. C.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs, Special Partner
Buy and sell Oh commission all classes Of Railway
Securities.
IL H. DODGE, Resident Partner.
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and Information re-
gArdng the markets received through our wires i'm
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange.
II orders executed and reported promptly. eI
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW, CHARMING WINTER Touns
British and French West India Islands. &C
SIS. BARRACUDA, sailing Wednesday. Jan'y IL
IS. BARRACUDA, sailing Saturday, February 20.
Stopping day more at st. Kits Antigua Marsi-
nique. Barbados Demerara. Trinidad. Grenada, etc.
superb passenger accommodation excellent cuisine,
smoking room. bath rooms. etc. Apply TO
LEAYCRAFT 4 CO.
se10stuth.6m leo Pearl st.. New York.
CusARD LINE:
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NEW \ DIRK AND LIVERr
FROM PiER 20. \. R. NEW YORK
oaEsoS ~.. ...sai Dec Is ossSos Sat jan %
sERvIA....-.-sst Jan 2 sEKvIA. .....sai., Jan. 30
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM MEM YeRK
RATES OF PAsSAGE-Cabin-e0O $50 and 800
according - accommodations intermediate passAge
nom Liverpool and Quee0stOwn and al Other parts
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
HAyre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean portA
For FRIGHT o. and Psssse aPply e ne comg.ny's
70 OTIS BIaELOw 4 CO, eos 7th street. Washing-
''' VEkNoN h. BROWN 4 Co, New YORK
Aes~a OTIS IGELOw 4 co,
4 NEW DIsCOvERY--
lnstant relief for Coid IN tn HEAD Sore Nuse
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OFFICE OF w. ". LAMB. MD.
" 1249 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER g. 1884
MESsRa EISNER & HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT US OLA

$40 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
DEAR SIRS:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFF.s
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEA IA
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE AND HAVE
FOUND IT TO BE THE RhST HEALTH-RE-
KNOWN. HAVE FOUND TT ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS CONVALESlTNG PROM
FEVER, IN CASES OF DYSPEPSIA, FOR
MOTHERS NURSING, AND IN CASES OF
WEAKLY CHILDREN, AND ALSO IN LUNG
TROUBLES MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN by
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION SEMT-MONTH.
LY, AND Ai.3y!T A MILLION OF BCTTIES I'M.
PORTED BY YUC HAVE PASSED Ny INsPkC-
TlON IN THE CUSICM-HOUSE SATISFACTte
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, Nd
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR III
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE I3ENUTNE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE or sjuHANN
HOFF" AND "MORITZ kISNER" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE Je26 Ii q IN
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RS M A. FRENCH.
AVA MEDIUM AND MAGNETIC HEALER
Is III home, l724 9TH Nv. where she " III be pleased
to meet her many friends and patrons. oc26-2m*
lNEET.-Ff Is IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY ONE
II mind 10 comprehend and thereby physologcay
treat each aud every ailment of the human frame.
Hence Notwithstanding the prejudices of the past
Sp ialsts have become popular and Indispensable
uie comfort and progress oil mankind Ii matters
WI ether the ament ue OF the eye, tooth toe
Inc Specialist presence lBsures safety relief
The sufferer. Dr. WHITE d son, Foot SPECIALISTS
i4!6 pennsylvania ave. Washington, and IL n.
t,utaw ST., Baltimore. n1S
hk- kIMPTONS VETERINARY INFIRMARY
~ Between IL and i. 18th and 18th SITS NV. near
treated oc31-2ms
MADAME PAYN
1Al MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
ROOMS AND q. VERNON ROW.
yo 945 pennsyiyania ave
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SPECIALTIES.
PROFESSIONAL.

Mrs. BLAKE CAN BE SEEN AT HER PAR
AVA lors. 500 18th 81. NV. Psychometric Readings
by letter hair medical examination with treatment
spirit tests with arm writing.
Hours from m TO pm, and after 3 pm
Ia.pk- ly.h
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NEW DIsCOvERY--
"A NA6ALINE
lnstant relief fr Coad n th1 HEAD sore Nose
CAtaErh, &C 16c. box. For oAlaby I'll 0l2-90
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A List Of Senators anu Representatives
and Their Places az Residence.

The following is u list OF Senators and Repre-
septatives and their places Of residence i'm this
city. corrected up 10 date:
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ESTABLisHING THE PRINCIPLE THAT ARBI-
rRATIoN Is BETTER THAN WAR.

Boston Telegram TO the New York Herald, Dec Goth.
The brockton strike is the leading topic Of
discussion in commercial, manufacturing and
labor circles here. and as II goes on it becomes
more ana more interesting and attracts the
attention OF a constantly increasing number OF
people. Manufacturers not only Of boots and
shoes, but of other articles which require q
large number OF skilled workmen, are dread
ing the result, but the workmen themselves,
no matter what their employment is, are hope
f,xl
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
SPRING NOVELTIES IN AMERICAN SILKS

There is one question In connection with
freerade which interests the most uninteresed
in politlcsthat which the comparative excel
Iencc OF American fabrics ana those OF foreign
faeture. One glance into John N. Stearns's handsome
store No. 80 Union Square, would convince the most
determined Anglo-ueuac or Franco maniac that she
abroad To- beauty OF finish harmony OF color
or-by no least IN the misunderstanding
OF fabric AS 70 pfce In the varied lists OF silks and
satins all onethird cheaper than imported goods.
John N. Stearns Co. the orignators OF the popular
surah silks, constantly making new kinds and
DnatiOns Embroidered 5urahs In bright coors
black ground, brown with ecru and ecru with brown,
grays and blues with the harmonious color
broeaded surah robes, and the pretty PLAID Snrahs,
which with the plain goods make such dainty dresses
for msses and children are among their specaes this
The satin brocades are no less attractive blend
ing they do different nts Ia exquisite combinations,
different colors There are browns, grays and rreen
together with 6cru, pink rich cardinal, AL the
beautiful effects noticeable I'm the b. &C. ..ded
panels which both In the soft evening shae and
for more ordinary everyday toilets Equally an de
mand the fine black treots In several now weaves
which are by ladies In oolors besides being suit
able for adies wearing mourning and tho thadlmas
and armurss appealing In all the new spIIng tnts.
These countless other varieties Of silk and satin may
be seen 1T the Arms exhibition this week
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31

the Confederate army. 1t is said that three Others M
were also in the Confederate service wbiie one MI
Msrr;il is suspected of having been i'll the Union
army and another Colonel Jgsssn sams ssrss% sontSs 4
nsn,ocrafs are disposed to complain because the
Of sxunOn soldiers a@ 70 Sge
fion fine comparative number of Democrats VINO
served in the Union and in the Confederate army
There are Indications OF considerable ble opposition
TO the confirmation of General Johnston. III Is % uh
derstood that majority of the Committee on hall-
roads to which his nomination was referred is IN
clined to oppose him. Among the GROUNDS GROUNDS Oh o oP
position mentioned by Republican Senators III con-
yersation to-day are first that General Johnston is
too old TO perform acceptaby the duties OF the once
to which he has been nominated, and, second. tnat
while it may be proper for Congressional District
or Stateto send to the House OF Representatives or
the Senate a man, who, educated at the expense OF
the Government and given high rank in It's army;
threw up his commission after actual hosttles nal
begun and deserted the flag of his country to JON
rebels who were in arms against it. 1t Is not proper
for the Senate to advise and consent to MS
ment to high Office In the Civil Service OF tne
Government against which he took up arms
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
A CROWD GOING TO THE CAPITAL.
TALK ABOUT MR. wHITSEY's vIsrr-DiG DEAL PROM
WARRINGTON.

The train for Washin gtOn over the PenDsyl-
vana Railroad, departing from this city at $40 p m
Yesterday bore q medley Of prominent Democrats and
Republicans. Among others was Secretary whitney
who was followed to the train by num-
Der of local politicians and friends; Chair
man william II. Barnum. OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, who was smiling over the news
that his rival the Connecticut Senatorial Gov
Tom Waller had been sent abroad as Consul
General TO London; Congressman j.. Floyd King, OF
Louisiana, whose attenton was taken up by several
ladies by whom he was accompanied Senator spooner,
of Wisconsin, who buslly engaged in looking over
the Presidential appointments and John Roach, who
had an apartment all himself that the people In the
car should not have al opportunity to tak MIN
to death. There were number OF less proihineht
politicians and not few oihce-seekers, some
OF whom had the Tammany cast OF countenance and
went into the smoker instead OF the drawingroo car
secretary Whitney has had busy two days visit to
private business demanding his attention and public
matters occupying almost every moment of his s ne
National politics he declined to say anything at all:
M @ here % to has the been heMYST oe
friends say that he win be in NewYork nearly every
toh which may not be until next fall and that these
trips win be specially significant. But the po
nevertheless connect his presence here with the
distribution Of patronage
was said up town last night there Is more IN tho tax
been permitted to come to the surface, ana
that It Is part OF "a big deal tast is 1dng ond Waey
The report is that If Tammany passes party under con
Tammany man, possibly Mr. Dorshcimer, and the Col
lectorship Hubert o. Thompson In which case Tam
many and the County Democracy WILDE brought TO WORK
together
The Presidents last list Of appointments was eagerly
scanned last evening by politicians at the hotels
There was disappointment at the absence OF any really
prominent names. Some OF the men were recollected
solely through the Victoria Hotel conference This
the with Ex-Governor Jarvis of North Carolina who
is 10 Brazil When Senator Vance began talking to
President Cleveland about the appointment OF Mr. Jarvis
to the Cabinet, Mr. Cleyelands reJ0inder wasi
"Who is Jarvis never heard Of the man."
General A r. Lawton OF Georgia, who Is 10 go 70 Rus
sa is similar case. When the Georgia people pre-
sented his for Cabinet place, scarcely man out
side the State could tell anything about him. IL s said
that the Mclean crowd In ohio have won first blood In
the appoinment OF william Caldwell to be Surveyor OF
Customs at Cincinnati. His antagonist Theodore
Cook, Pendleton-T Thurman man.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
WONDERING ABOUT THE NEW APPRAISER.

The nomination of Lewis Mullen to be APP
praser in place OF A. p. Ketchum caused good deal
of surprise among Democratic politicians In this city,
The matter was discussed In the NewAmsterdam Club
by ex-Commissoner Thompson, Police Justices
Power and Murray ex-Alderman ONe
and others None OF them knew any
Mr.. Thompson positive that no one Of that
name took active part In tho campaign
here last fall. "Put him down
mugwump," he sad, laughing Tho others
were Of the opinion that he a resident OF the
Interior OF the State. Mr.. Ketchums friends did not
expect that ne would be removed so soon. Although
Of course did exoect TO be retained long under
Democratic Administration. Mr. Ketchum was APP
pointed Appraiser OF this port by President
John Q. Howard who was appointed by
President Hayes MIR. Ketchum Is "a strong friend OF
Colonel George Bliss. and owed his appointment 10 him.
Prior to his appointment as Appraiser he OF
the General Appraisers. connection received
late hour last night from the Associated Press gives
the name OF the new Appraiser as Lewis McMullen Ho
Of the examiners employed In the public stores at
No 402 Washngton-st., and lives In Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
CHANGES IN THE BROOKLYN MAYNARD.

Ihe CIscndrSe OF CHItI-CIcrk DTcckeHIIUgt,
of the Construction Department OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, followed yesterday by the appointment OF
John sutcle to succeed him. This is the first change
made by Secretary whitney and the clerk Is said 10
q personal friend 0f the Secretary lie lives In this
city. Mr. Breckenridge has held his office for five years
and has been highly commended by his superiors. No
less than seventy workmen discharged Saturday
in the Construction Department OF the.Nayy-Yard.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31
ALExANpEn MccuE.

Ex-Judge Alexander McCue, who has been
nominated TO succeed Mr. Neal as Solicitor OF the Treas
ry is native Of Mexico, where he was born nfy-nine
years ago. He moved with his parents 70 Brooklyn when
hsncteea years Old and has lived there ever since He
reeeiyod his carly education at Laybrook, Conn. He
was graduated from Columbia College ana
New-York tribune., 1885-03-31

of the materials which nowadays at ths A., -
Of manager Music, painting, architecture ~ 49, go
less variations Of costume, have all TO he s ee
with strict regard to the production OF an nIScy1
whole, IN which no element shall be unduIy
When Much Ado About Nothing" was prodnlR Rgs4
the Lyceum, received letter complaining rs ~
aeedar-walk "Cedars said my correspondent ~
cedars were not introduced into Messna for fIftv n
after the date of Shakespeare's story I" Well ty yea
tremendous indictment, hut unfortunately tha See9
walk had been painted. Absolutely reaiism an ~ aH
is not always desirable, any than the nba, 80
reproduction Of Nature can claim to rank With t h,s
est art. oa<hr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-10
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

Dashes Here and There by the "Eews"
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief PHrsgraphs-Picking at
Police Headquarters.
The City Court will meet this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
The Park concert tonight will begin at
$3.50 o'clock and end at 10 O'Clock.
The German Friendly Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting at turner's
nall tonight.
Up to midnight there were % cases on
the police register for the Mayors court
this morning.
The Chatham artillery will meet the
Cadets at the Base Ball park this alter
noon. A good game is expected.
The Southern Mutual Lonn Association
will hold its seventy-ffth regular monthly
meeting at Metropolitan hall tonight.
The sale of reserved seats for the Ford's
benefit to Messrs. Hanley and ReadIck
will begin at DaYis Bros. this morning.
A negro, named Douglas d. Vaughn,
created some excitement in West Broad
street horse car yesterday by curslng
Conductor Ennis. The conductor put
him off, but he did not cease swearing,
and was arrested by Policeman Mack.
fire in the house of Madame Addle
Pierce, ID South broad street, at O'Clock
yesterday morning, burned some bedding
and damaged room. Timely discovery,
and some buckets Of water, saved the
house without calling out the department.
The origin is unknown.
The Brunswick, Jacksonville, and
Charleston excursions were largely pa
troniZed yesterday, and carried crowds
of people out of the city. The Augusta
excursion, which lett on Saturday night,
carried out between 800 and 400 cOlOred
people. The local excursions to Tybee,
Montgomery, ana Isle of Hope were also
largely patronized.
Since assuming the management of the
Marshall house Mr.. ID. b. Hodges, the
proprietor, has been busy refurnishlng
the house. The dining-roOm was finished
on Saturday and is now the hand
soonest in the city. The walls
are covered with pretty paper, the wood
work has been touched up With paint
everywhere and elegant new silver and
linen replace the old. The rest of the
house has been overhauled and put in
first-class order. The Messrs. Hodges
Bros. have been successful hotel men else
where and by their enterprise will I'M
doubleday Ee successful here.