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THE ASHES OF THE PRESIDENTS.

"Their Graves are Scattered Far and Wide."
tt would be a good idea for the United
States to have a National Mausolsum,
like Westminster Abbey, in which the
Presidents could be buried, and statues
Of them erected, says Carp"
Gen. Harrison's body rests in brick
vault on the top Of a little hill fifteen
miles west of Cincinnati. big fiat
stone lies on its top, but there IS no in
scriptiOn, and the only beauty about the
grave is the pine trees which surround
it with their perpetual green. John
Tyler's body is buried in the Hollywood
cemetery at Richmond, Va, and it has
not stone or bust to mark its resting
ing place. Ten yards away 10 President
MOnrOe's grave, but he was not buried
here until the centennial anniversary
of his birth. Monroe waited twenty
seven years for an appropriate tomb, and
he now rests in a vault oyer which is
large granite sarcsphagus, and on 1t an
inscription testifying that 1t was erect
cd "as an evidence Of the affection OF
Virginia for her good and honsrsd son."
Van Burens grave Is now bleak and bare
without flower or shrub. at Kinder
hook, and a year or two ago the little
granite shaft which stood over the re-
mains of Thomas Jefferson had been
mutilatsd and its inscription destroyed
by relic hunters. George Washington
has been twice buried. Mt. Vernon Is
now his tombstone and the sarcophagns
in which he lies is brick vault over
looking the Potomac, 1t has but one
word on it washington" The two
Adams are buried In the Unitarian
Church at Quincy. When John Adams
died his son then President, obtained a
deed to burial lot in the cellar OF the
church foui teen feet square,, and in this
he built granite tomb for himself and
his father. Here lie the two Presidents
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
SPRING WITHOUT BLOSSOMS.
Late m Life 10 Lock for Joy-Yet New
err toe Late to Mend.

err toe Late to Mend.
Readers of Hawthorne's "Honse Of Seven
Cables will recall the pathos with which
poor Clifford Pyncheon, who had been unjust
ly imprisoned since his early manhood, said,
after his release; my life is gone, and where
is my happiness? Oh, give me my happiness
But that could be done only in part, as CLEANS
OF warm sunshine 0ccasOnly fall across the
gloom Of a New England autumn day.
In letter to Messrs HIsCOx x Co., Mr.. l..
h. Titus, OF Pennington, N. j., says; II have
suffered untold misery from childhood from
chronic disease Of the bowels and diarrhOea,
accompanied by great pain. L sought relief at
the hands Of physicians of every school and us
cd every patent and domestic remedy under the
sun. / have at last found in PARKER's Tonic
coHplete specific, preventive and cure. AS
your invaluable medicine, which did for me,
what nothing else could do, is entitled to the
credit OF my getting back my happy days, l
cheerfully and gratefully acknowledge the
fact.'
Mr.. K. S. Wells, who needs no introduction
to the people of Jersey City, adds The testi-
mony OF MIR. Titus Is genuine and voluntary:
only he does not adequately portray the suffer-
ing he has endured for many years. He is my
brother-in-law, and 1 know the case well. He
is now perfectly free from his old troubles,
and enjoys health and life, ascribing it all to
PARKERS TONIC.
Unequalled as an invigorant; stimulates all
the organs, cures ailments Of the liver, kidneys
and all diseases of the blood.
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

N>other complaints are so insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none so trlhed with by the majority Of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from triiling or unconscious ex-
posture, is often but the beginning of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well proven its efficacy in u forty years fight
9TH threat AID lung diseases, anu Should be
takon IL ali cases without delay.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-22
A Terrible Cough Cured.

ain 1867 took ascvcre cold, which affected
my lungs. hal n terrible cough, end passed
night after night Witi,out.sieNp Tie doctors
gave me mp. ] tried AYERS CTTSrY PFC
1oHAL, which relieved M, lungs, ii,iussd
sleep, and afforded ne the resi- necessary
for the recovery OF my strength. liy tho
continued use Of tie PECIo.-IL %. ma
ncns cure was effected. ! am now g. years
old, hale and hearty, and am saeisded your
CHERRY PECTORtL saved ne.
HORACE FAlRBRoTHER."
Rockingham, VI, July 10, 1852.
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Group. "A Mothers Tribute.

"Whle in the country last winter my little
boy. three years old, was taken ~ will Group;
IL seemed as il he would Gle from strangu-
lation. one of the family suggested the use
of AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL "a bottle Of
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent doses and
TO our delight in less than half an hour the
little patient was breathing efsily. The doc
tor said that the CuLREY PICTORIAL had
saved my darling's life. Can YOU wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMMA GEpNEy."
100 West 12sth St., New York, May 10, 1882.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
In my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce il tho most eifectual
remedy for coughs and colds we have ever
Tiled. A. j. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, Mimi, March 10, 1882.
"I suffered for eight years from bronchitis,
and after toying many remedies with no sue
cess. was cured by the use OF AYERS CHER
RI PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WALDEN"
Dyhaila, Miss, April 8, 1882.
al cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as ! do that
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from lung troubles. T.. BRAoDoN."
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1852.
No case Of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and 1t will al,cays cure when the disease 10
not already beyond the control of medicine.
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Dr.. C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Macs.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Sc DESEAN vENDER

los Totes de terrenos ndmeros y 4 del
Hato de Cangrejos--arriba, jurisdiction
de la Carolina, cuyos colindantes SON
como sigue.
Del ndm. por Ell Norte, G.. Paris,
S. Bulerin y A. Oortijo.
Por ell Sur, Laguna de Martin Pena.
Por ell Este, D. Pedro Arsna y Ell
canal.
Por ell Oeste, D. Toribio Rodriguez.
Lote nim. 4. por el Norte, canine
de mata redouda.
Por el Sur, lote MIN. /.
Por el Este, d. Antonio Cortijo Y
lote nhm. /,
Por el 0este. D. Santiago Bulerin y
lote utm. /.
III lote ndm. tiene cosa de yivienda
con ranchon li~tint,s 4 mbras.
Para ilfor.nes San Justo MIN. So
y Sol 81, X
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AgradeCidos.-C0n atentO B, L. N.
nos ha remitido ell sehor Director de
la Soeiedad An6nima de Cr6dito Mer-
rantil IN ejemplar de la Memoria sobre
las operaciones de aqu6lla en- 1884 y
en- la que Sc demuestra ell estado pasa-
do Y Ell presente, y ell progressive desa-
rrollo de tan it'll institution.
Agradecemos al sefor Bast6n esta
deferencia, prometi6ndole que obsequia
remos sus deseos estudiando Ia impor-
tante Memoria que nos ha remltido.
Sc fu6. Aver Sc embarC6 en- el
Cr4st65QL Colin ell battalion de Cadiz.
Hoy ha salido este llevando aquella
fuerza con destiDo & la ciudad del Sur.
Llegue con felicidad a Ponce el ba-
talon de Cadiz.
MemOria, Ell senior ProSidente
de la ben6fca Sociedad de Auxilio Mi
tuo, don Enrique Vijande, nos ha re-
mitido IN atento B. /. NJ. y IN
ejemplar de la Memoria presentada
Dor la Junta Directiva de aquella So
ciedad a la general de socios dando
cnenta de sus actos hasta fin de Dl-
ciembre de 1884.
Por la expresada memoria, cQya re-
mission agradecemos, Sc We Ia buena
narcha Y excelente direction que des-
de que Sc fundd goza esa uti isima So
ciedad de Auxilio Mdtuo que tan dig
namente LENA 50 cristiana mission.
0bito.--Ha pasadO a mejOr vida
en- Humacao el Sr. d, Domingo Quija-
no, Professor superior de Instruction,
may oonocido en la isla por sus traba-
JOS liteFarios.
Scale Ia terra ligera, y reciban nues-
tro p6same Gus deudos.
Lioencia.-Le ha sido o0ncadida
para la Peninsula, por enfermo al lof-
ciaI | ? de Hacienda, d. Jose de Col
coechea y Primo de Rivera.
Envio de di1ero.-D Dice III parid-
dico de este Capital correspondence al
dia de aver
ose nos informa que pos 81 vepof
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verdadera campafa militar, nj las
consecuencias de un bloqueo de todos
los puertos de la costa. Los franceses
confindan en- Tamatave, Majemga y
otros pueblos cercanos al mar, pero nj
avanzan nj retrocedeD, nj pueden vivlr
q expensas del pals, nj aumentar las
faeilidades de los cambios al comercio
de la patria, nj servir para que ell Go
bierno republican, pueda esperar la in-
demnizaei6n de los mucnos millones de
frances que Sc han gastado y Sc gasta-
ran hasta qrs Sc haga IN tratado de
paz con el Gobierno de los Hovas.
Las guerras de hecho, aunque no
declaradas formalmente, en- Tcnkfn y
en- la China, preocupan no solamente
al Gobierno de la Repdblica, sino tam
bien q todos los franceses. Varias We
ces hemos dicho que tales guerras no
tienen ell apoyo de la popularidad, y les
falta, por consiguiente, Ell entusiasmo
patri6tico. Hay, pnes, un cansanclo
general y deseos de concluir, d toda
costa, las campanas miiitares en- ell Ex-
tremo-Oriente. Muchos meses han
pasado sin que las tropas expediciona-
rias hayan tornado la ofensiva contra
los tonkineses y los chinos. Las tro-
pas (mandadas por ell General Briere
de I Isle) han estado d la defensiva,
han hecho ell servicio de guarniciones
para conservar los puestos fortificados
V aIgunas saidas para ahuyentar q
las partidas 3e piratas y merodea-
dores one recorren frecCentemente ell
territorio de Tonkin. Entire tanto las
tropas del imperio han aumentado
considerablemente sus contingencies
Sc material de guerra; Sc han estable-
cido en- campamentos atrincherados
los han provisto de algunos faertes
avanzados que los protejan.
Las tropas imperlales son muy sU-
periores, en- ndmero, q las que tiene d
sus 6rdenes ell General frances. Este ha
pedido refaerzos para ell ej@rcito expe-
dicionario, y los ha esperado en- vano
durante cinco meses. Pocos dias ha,
recibi6 ell General un refuerzo de tro-
pas insufciente. Los mil hombres
desembarcaron en- Hal Phong y han
servido para cubrir las bajas habldas
en- Ell ej6rcito por muertos, heridos y
enfermos, pues la salud de las tropas
deja mucho que desear y ell Goblerno
frances cuida de que Sc oculte hasta ell
ndmero de los convalecientes y de los
enfermos que los buques transportes
traen d Francia.
j. g. Sdez.
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@. B. s. NJ.
Lpe& Suare< & Go.
Caguas, Pto.-Rico Enero "a de 1855.

Caguas, Pto.-Rico Enero "a de 1855.
Muy sehor mios
RetiriGndome la circular que pre-
cede, poDgo en- conocimiento de V,
que habi6ndome hecho cargo de Ia Ii
quidaci6n de la casa que giraba en- esta
plaza bajo la razon social de Lopez
Suarez 4 Co., en- 10 sucesiyo girara ba-
10 mi solo nombre, dedic&ndome d los
mismos negocios que la estinguida.
Rnego a Y. Sc sirva dispensarme la
misma coniianza con que distinguia a
mis- antecesoreS, suscribiendome de V.
atento S. s.
Q. B. s. NJ.
16 Odoa ,Suarex.
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COMpANlA FERREA
HR gE " @s NJ sS yMS NJ
BAT4H0N - PFERT0-RIC0.

Con orreglo q que prescribe ell
articuio l3 del Reglf fmento, Sc convoca
& los aocionistas de Fsta Sociedad para
la Junta general qu4 tendra lngar ell
Is de Febrero pr6xi no q Ia una del
lia en- las oiicinas d{ esta Sociedad.
Bayam6n, 80 de Enero de 1886
El Presidente, RAMPS GAIpEs. ID
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DE LA ISLA.
HEDIlLk g. :P0RRATA.

PLA -DE PONCE.
Commentaries, Comisonistas, almacen de WV
-es, iertcteria, loza Deposito de maderas. Com
nran, veadcn einbarcan toda Glaze de frutos de
)ats. Dopdsito Dc cal viva de Juana Diaz para
,uajar ax0car en- ,crzones para mamposteria;
.xisten cias constantes de Rom de Cuba del Pals
Tabacu en- rama, de Gihars Unicos receptores
puerto- Rico d. IA acreditada cerveza "Stock Beer
en- caias le dcs bolosss Id, medas. Agente
para 10 yeata del acrodtadado chocolate de Ia a.
orica La E,Pa.oIa ls los Sres. Rubine Hijos de Ia
oruIla
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SONBREROS DEPANANA.

Participamos d los compra-
dores de este artlculo que con-
tinuamoS recibiendolO directa-
mente a consignaci6n de va
rias casas de Catacaos PERU
Actualmente tenemos un cX-
tense Surtid0 de classes Extra,
Ia, "a y ga ell cual sera renova-
do mcnsualmcnte y realizare-
mos d prccios m6dicos.
NkS. DE- EJ.StL4 { co. FORTlLtii37.
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JOSE CLAUDIO. s.Ju..o 8.

RELOJERIA Y OPTICA
Eta1tvs mittares, galoneria de orc plata, cru i
daAs entire fa.s;%az rosetas, cintas, medallasc
-eotones de- todas .clases Especiaiidad en- gorrV
para uniforme
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correo, que para la Peninsula ha de sa-
lir mafiana de este puerto, ell Sr. Go
bernador General remite para alivio lie
las desgracias de Andalucia $3.50 pc
SOS, que con los Va remesalos hacen
un total de mas de 10000 pesos"
LecciOneS a dOmiCiliO. Ell que
suscrib., Professor elemental, ofrece sus
servicios i domicilio, en- 10 relative d
la j >trncci6l primaria elemental.
Beajgao L6pez = CaStr0, Gale de
|. San jose IL, p. Puerto Rico.
VaCante -AnunCia pOr tercera
yez la Gqceta que esta vscaute en- Ba-
rros la plaza de M6dico titular dotada
con 900 pesos anuales.
Diblioteca PdbliCa Municipal
Ell loven don Vicente Gnillermety, en-
pIeado Ell el ccmercio de esta plaza, ha
regalado d aquel Centre de instruction
un interesante hbro titulado "Catecis-
mo de los Maquinistas navales y terres-
tre', por don Santiago Barrera Y Boz
det; editado en- Barcelona 1879; f.
mayor con 1,l90 pd6inas pertecta-
mente ensuadernado.
Este, segha Sc nos ini)rma, es el ter
Ger donativo one aqael joven hace a la
Biblioteca, pro.urando siempre libros
que sean DE- ntilidad, especialmente pa
ra los estudiantes que Ell gran ndmero
coucurreu q ella.
QuincalIa y Ferreteria-En la
de Armas y Jimenez, Cruz l3, Sc VEN
den, d preci0s sumamente baHatos, loza,
cristaIeria, vidrios pianos, cordeleTia,
clavaz6n de hierro, bronco, co.
bre y zinc.
No mueren en- casa,-Pidase el
Trough on Rats" los boticarios; des-
terra los ratones, chinchcs, cucara-
chas, moscas, hormigas y los insectos
de todas classes.
Un bano perfumado, con la legi
TINA Aqua Florida de Murray 4 Lam
man, es ell placer mas exquisite que
puede darse al cuerpo y al espirltn en-
m dia de calor. Los miembros reco-
bran ell vigor perdido y adquieren la
suspirada frescura; la mente Sc despe-
ia y Sc reposa, y la acci6n exhiarante
del perfume avisa las ideas comuni-
cando chispeante brillo al pensamento,
Despu6s de IN bano tai nadie Sc siente
inf.liz. Solo es legitima ell Aqua Flo
ridad de Murray Il Lanman, preparada
por Lanman y Kemp, New York. /
La corona de la hermOsura en- la
muier es acknowledgements la cabeIler1,
Y para 0btener Y c0lserydr hasta eI hl
ana hermosa, abundante, saave, periu-
mazda Y RIGA de odnlaciones, basta So
lamente usar con asiduidad la admira-
bic preparation conocida con el NOM
bre de T6nico Oriental para e! cabello.
FL m&gico efecto de este asombroso
T6uico Sc produce no solo Ell ell cabelIo,
sino tambi9n en- la barba Y los higotes,
comunicandoles un brillo y una sedosi-
dad exquisite. ~
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LOPEZ SUAREz e. Co.

quedando su liquidaci6n d cargo del
>ocio D. Odon Snarez, por compra que
ha hecho a D. Alejandro Lopez y D.
Olon Somoute, de la parte que les CO.
rrespondla, segnn escritura pdblica de
esta fecha.
Damos d V. las mas espresivas gra-
cias por la confanza que nos ha dis.
pensado Y nogandole la haga extensi-
va a nuestro successor, quedamos sus
S. S.
n y III
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Mullenhoff y Korber

detailan al contado prscios reducidos:
PINO blancO superior en- tablas,
DUELAS para az1car.
DUELAS para miel.
DUELAS para ron.
ARGOS de II y IA pies.
TEJAMANIES.
CLAVOTES.
ALAMBRE con pdas para cercas.
ABONO para cana.
TRISJLFATO de cal.
CEMENTO romano.
PUNTAS de Paris.
PIANOS.
CAJAS de hierro.
COGNAC.
CERVEZA.
GINEBRA.
VINO Frances.
VINAGRE. II
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FONT R0SELLO. sI.55 I. S5'5 3

0staolecicieutc
EG 6IgL0 XTE
Trsporsa quiacsaalzeB;e de todas prooadeucias
los ganalos de todas classes paza veefdos De la III
Cous.aatsaeate ronuavan 81 saftidU de los den4as
r6Daroa de sa gano
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CRUZ NUN.

CRUZ NUN. 4.
Commentaries inpoftadogea 1e. !soda class Dc ner.
caacies.
Realization da ascos de Ypte pars cate.
Somb-sgos de panama.
veataa 81 por saageF
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GuILLEnMQ RuDERT. sss e y. Ig'-


Comeycante importation &c todss procedencias
ia mercancias, articulos 6a novedad, pyrcelana J
cristalera, Agene ga esta iala de Is muy srredita
Ia fAbrca De- cslzsd0 de Ice Sees, Jos8 RnherE CO
zeutRs por mayor 81 detail.
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Caguas, Pto.-Rico Enero "a de 1855
Muy seilor nuestro:
Por mttno convenio qneda disuelta
Ia sociedad mercantil one ha girado en-
sta plaza boi0 la razon de
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SEVERO BAST0N. San 60 BEa5'i'- IS.

Importador de mercancias por mayor y Com
4oaists.
Gfira sobrs todas las capi.ales pueblosK de ks
1ara por todas csn3idadss eortoe dias vista
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IEpOJ puFa VFtEEW I'0s ue5Outl'V
Hasta Cuatru meseH As...,........ TX pS
Cuentasde cr6dito con ihter4s lnntuo... 10 pS
Saa Juan Puertos Ricf, Febrero "a de 1885
El Contador interino, Fl MoLINA-V. Q B. @
Nl nireotor FRANCtaCh BAsrnN
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fAuRA. san nan mug 5
ARMAS & jIMENEZ. Cruz l'

Establecimiento de ferretera quincalla, surtido
general en- el ramo, ventasal por mayer detall
tanques, algibos iavaderos. Precios muy lini,a-
dos
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Casa de giros comisiones. Dan ayances sobre
frutos etc. Giran corta vista sobre Londres,
Paris Nueya-Vork.
CAMBIAN DTNERO.
Asegurau contra .ncendoa resgos martini
Representan las Compabias Sovte-Gernanic
| Lancashiere, British Fsreign en- casos de ave
| las 4 los aseguradores de Hamburgo, Paris, Bur
| deos Nueya-York, Philadelphia.
Ageutes della Compania MISREPRESENTATION
| de yspores.
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SOBRINOS De EZQUlAGA,

FORTALEZA H. - Casa d" gros comlsione
Agentcs de los vspores correos de Espana Comps
MA Atlas de los Estadoa-Unilcs
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Ouincalla y Ferreteria-En la

de Armas Y Jimenez, Cruz l3, Sc VEN
den, d precios sumamente baHatos- loza,
cristaIeria, vidrios pianos, cordeleTia,
clavaz6n de hierro, bronco, co.
bre zinc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-10
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
The British Authorities Discuss tn
Possibility of Faster Time.

The British Authorities Discuss the
Possibility of Faster Time.
LONDON, March 9.-The government,
in blue book on the British mail service,
states that attempts to secure faster
service between Great Britain and
America by way of Queenstown have
resulted unsatisfactory, and that the
existing mail contracts for the Atlantic
service has been continued one year.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon.
during the debate ON the question of more
rapid dispatch of the mails to America,
Shaw Leteyre, the Postmaster General,
said that he was willing that a select
committee should be appointed to con-
slider the matter.
Mr.. LefeVre also said that his prede-
cessor, MIR. Fawcett, had been very
anxious to arrange a faster mail service
across the Atlantic. His plan
was to follow the method
adopted by the United States
and give the contracts for carrying the
British mails to the fastest steamers, but
he found great difficulty in securing
changes in contracts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-10
PEARSON 10 BE REAPPOlNTED.
Quiet Dav At the FxDositioD

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-This was a
quiet day at the exposition. The COM
mittee on premiums has examined all the
bales of raw cotton, and the awards will
be made this week. The management is
negotiating with the Mozart Society OF
Memphis for musical season.
Superintendent B. I. Walshe, of the
Bureau of Information, says that he has
received more applications to-day from
visitors for rooms than on any day here
tOfore. An immense supply of fruit for
the horticultural department has arrived
from Florida. Tomorrow is The Southern
Immigrant III lay. 4 meeting Of the society,
comprising delegates from all Southern
States, " i'll b. held, anI numcer of pa
pers VIII he read.
I. w. Hou7e, of Houston, was awarded
the three highest prizes for refined sugars.
A New Orleans firm constructed the ma
chinery with which the sugar was made.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-10
PITTsBURG's SOCIALISTS.
A Majority OF the Members Found to he
Vicious Foreigners.

PITTsBURG, March 9.-The Chronicle
Telegraph this afternoon published long
article confirming their recent story of
sudden activity on the part of Socialistic
organizations in this city. Special detec-
tives have been giving the subject dill
gent attention for the past two weeks,
and have discovered that out of 1900
members in this county, not over dozen
actual citizens, properly known as work
ingmeD, are Joined to the organization,
and that in almost every case where an
acknowledged member is found, he be-
longs to class of foreigners who have
come, or been driven to this coun-
try to make living off
of the product of honest labor, and who,
if he works at all, only does so when lac
can get no one else to support him. But,
at the same time, it has been found that
the organizations are strong enough to be
a constant menace TO property, and that
they deserve watching on the part of the
authorities. While too cowardly to make
any overt action themselves, they are
watchful of opportunities, and would take
immediate advantage of any public tur-
moil to work their Will when RESPONSE
bility could be thrown upon somebody
else
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-10
BLACKS POPULARITY.
Citizens of Every Party rendering Him
Their COngratnIatinns

Citizens of Every Party rendering Him
Their Congratulations.
DANVILLE, ILL, March 9.-The ap-
pointment Of Gen. j. G. Black, of this
city, 10 the Office of Commissioner of PEN
sions is most favorably received by the
people of the Northwest. Since the an
nouncement Of the Presidents choice Gen.
Black has received many letters from
Senators and Representatives expressing
congratulations. Many kilograms have
come from citizens of nearly every State.
His mail has also been very large. Gen.
Black is especially moved by the feeling
displayed by his fellow townsmen, ire
spective of party, by the veteran soldierv.
and by a congratulatory resolution of
the Illinois House of Representatives for
Warded to him Saturday by it's Speaker.
Commissioner Black lett the city to-
night for Washington in obedience to the
Presidents wish. But for this sudden de-
parture he would have been rendered a
grand banquet by the citizens, regardless
of party. The residence of the Commits
sioner has been visited to-day by hun
dreds of citizens taking leave OF him, and
extending their congratulations. His
family will remain in Danville for a time.