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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21
South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after UEsDAY. May 4th, 1888
" trains will arrive and leave as follows:
+Daiy. fDailv except Sundays.
Leave Sanford Tor Tamua and Wav
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21

he is Said TO l)e Guided 10y Shaw
BisseII, Who is Noted For His Sc
cretiveness--HOw he Came to
Choose shaw as an Intimate
Rather Than the Elder Brother
Arthur.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-21

One who is known Of society onIS
through newspaper caIicatule Is Dounu
to be
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
rosT oFrEon nouns.
Al LOCAL NEWS.

A letter from Col. ], W. Eddy, dated
Chicago, July 18th, to A. H. Hackney,
states that his departure for Flagstaff
has been delayed on account Of the
consideration Of important contracts
relating to the construction 81 the
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad. The
contracts had about an been closed
and 1t is expected that everything win
be in readiness very soon, for the
commencement OF construction work,
The further encouraging news is com,
municated that parties having in
charge the finances of the project re-
port negotiations about closed for the
sale of another million dollars worth
of bonds, sufficient to build the road
to lower Tonic
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

A letter from a. Price, dated Col
vile, Washington Territory, July 3rd,
to a resident Of Pinal, refers to Dick
Baderback, the Chilson brothers, Geo,
Melvin, Rod Graham and w. Il. Rob
inson as having a hard time, ana wish
ing themselves again in Arizona. iii
referring to the Chilsons the lettar
says "they arc in a hard hole. don't
know whether they will come out
with anything or not, az Dick IS about
10 get knocked out 81 his interest IN
the mine" Robinson has bis Wits
with him winch augments his necessi-
ties and renders ais situation more
embarrassing Price left for Walla
Walla, $50 miles distant from ColYille,
On the 4th, with view 81 procuring d
sufIieiency 70 enable him 10 roaeh Ari-
IONA,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
PRErnRRnD LOCALS.

q
/ a few photos ofGeronimo and other
raiding Chiricahuas can DO had upon
application al TIE oiIice of Wells
Fargo 4 cos
Coffee, tea or milk, with cake Or pie,
% cents, at Sonlergilles
you don't want j ready made snit
leave your order for d custom made
sult At Van Wagenens, satisfaction
guaranteed
A limited number 81 boardefs can
IA accommodated al someryilles $,
Three mead tickets forsi.oo
All kinds p family groceries III Is
e. Van Wagenens.
Boots and shoes at he'd rock prices,
Vt 9. Schulze's, next door To Sultan 8.
Come early and secure bargains ID
bcots, shoes, shirts SOCKS, etc. Mrs,
Gll Keeps them ara means to SCH
thsra Nj prices that VIA astonish the
natives
So ID van genen for gents
l9vna ara PAanis aosg It q.
"a
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Myers { seheins fire proof build.
ing for sale.
Nobby suit 1t clothing III G. s. Van
Wagenens.
Straw hats Of all sizes, Of al shades
At oil prices, for ladies, gents and
children Il Mrs Il. Gdl's.
If yon want good pair Of boots o.
shoes, call at c. sohulze's Prices re,
Kansas City hams ard bacon at q.
s. Van Wagenens.
Base ball shoes at G. S. Van Wag
enens.
New stock Of hats at Van Wage
mems.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
MoTIcE.

ftaHE, AT IN, ,Imae III, 1886,
Aptiee II lieselly sisen thas the assessment
r1il ef ia Ctinnty Is now cannlgted ana
sSien Spr tislcatiaH h ia4 Office ana tlias tlse
l3aaFd of Silpcfy spfs wiz msas az I Iaa8sl N
Equalization DO TIKI iiist Monday lii ! aly ana
coutinue ID sessian fYau tiine ~ signe uRtii
tlie bnsiaess a ef;ia etisn Y.Yessuted Is theia
Is aisYeselg ~; htst Il ~ nns ait asfar the last
ilaY 81 ig, c2eet II cestaia eaats a. ps0yi.
.aei Nm aM l3As. t
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

eT DicsfILLEN Sill EI X MIMI C0aI-
pRny The regulaF anunal nlesting 81 ths
stoekholiers II the MgAiilcn Silver Milling
Company viii bc held al the Office If the
Company, S2s Montgomery street room 81.
San Francisco, Cal,, on M ia "a ESDAY, the
lth day 0f August 1881, AZ the horr 81 2
o'clock q, nj. for the purpose Of electing a
Board q Directors 10 serve for Tie ensuing
year, and the tratsactior 81 saeh other bust
ness ~ may come btfpFe the meeting. Trans
fer bgoks win close On Hlesaay, August Sid,
at o'clock p. III
~ M@RTHIG, Secretary.
Office s2s Montgomery street. san Fran.
cisco, California, July al.4w
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
N0TIsE.

An members Of the Democratic
Central Committee Of ella County, are
hereby requested to meet in Globe, on
the 3lst inst. There Is business Of
which requires their at.
tentiou. A full attendance Is earnest,
~ desired, w. A. HoLsEs,
Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
fFFst Putlieetloa jug ~ 1880
Notice FOR Publication.
ppa. atontiao Nh tsga
TaYn 0FgeE II TursoN AriTona,

isaSp 0FFtgE Af Tups0lt, Arizona.
dtiY ~, 1856.
Notice j. hereby given that the following.
named settiHf has Sled notice 81 bis intention
q make Email proof ID support 81 his claim,
atld that said pfoei VIII e aaede before the
Gierk cf PFobete Court at Globe, Arizona, en
sept. II, 1886 viz; Niles Aylesworth. Of
Globe, Arizona, tor the 81 N. nv. 4 NJ. IS.
!, " and n. WAS, =, Sec 29 Town
ship A. n, X. I3 deg. II.
tia names the following witnesses 60 prove
bis continuous residence upon, and caltiystson
Il, said hnd, giz;
y q Heiuenian, Joseph Redman, and 81.
Fasgoe, 81 Globe, Arizona, AMI y MI
HotFeil, II Maui, Afizons.
fuly g4-t}w
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

People Of Globe have no reason to
be respondent over the outlook for
copper mining here, The Old Do.
mnion company Is abundantly able to
continue operations, even with the
present low market for copper. Their
mine, the Old Globe, never looked bet
ter than now. The ore bodies are
large and the ore Of very high grade,
and 1t is confidently expected that af,
ter September lst, work viii be
pushed more theoretically, with an
increased force Of men. The consigu-
ment Of one hundred tons of coke to
J. Liberman & Co., for the Old Do
minion company, in addition to nine
car loads recently received at Wilcox,
is significant of the company's inteu-
tons.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

A disease, Thought to be black leg,
has been prevalent among cattle IN
this vicinity during the past SIX weeks
and nearly all eattlemen within a RAJ
dius Of twelve miles have lost more or
less stock, confined almost entirely to
yearlings and calves. The disease is
thought to be disappearing as very few
resulting deaths have been reported
in the past ten days.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
Motice to Creditors.

Estate Of An DIRE WI PR Ntl 1, II, deceased.
Notice il heTeby given by the undersigned
Administrators, 81 The estate If Andrew Prin-
gie decgased, t0 the cteditofs u. and ai perl
sons having olainis aaaiIsst The said deceaseC,
70 exhibit them with the necessary voucher,
within teilInonths after the first pubiiestion
ef this notice, ~ the said &dninstratof at
The office ~ Lemon II AfcCahe III Giote, III
said County Of CHA, The some being tha place
lot the tEAnsaction af the business ii said es-
tate. R0l3lgBT pISINgsLIs,
Administrator u tie Eskate II Andrew Pfim.
glt, deseased
Dated tslobe ella County. a. Il, July
losh, lasaI iulyi0.4w
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Great bargains can be secured at E,
f Kellner 6 Co.'S, from the largest
and finest stock Of general merchan-
disc which has ever been offered I'd the
public. These goods were purchased
by our well known buyer, Mr. FL Il.
Geltner, VINO spared no time and ey-
peuse IN selecting them and securing
tho very lowest figures, which We give
orr customers the benefit o. Call
and examine goods and prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

The grain crop Of the San Carlos
Agency Indians will aggregate about
one million pounds six or seven hmm
bred thousand Of barley and the bali
ance wheat. Of this amount The goT-
eminent win probably require two
thirds, leaving over three hundred
thousand pounds to be disposed 81 1T
Globe and Camp Thomas The gov
eminent pays the Indians q cents
per pound for barley, q price not like
ly to be realized here. The good
showing made by che Agency Indians
speaks volumes for Capt. Pierce man
agement.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Rain on FIVE days this week is q
pretty good record The showers
were light, hutmore cliectiyein start
ing the grass, falling as they nearly
az did III the evening and DIT might.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Messrs- Billing, Hender, King and
William have leased the Bobtail mine
at Pioneer Sultan took ont 1900
pounds Of provisions FOR the boys, on
Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
il wise RsForss.

The habit 81 administering quinine
in powerful doses, as an antidote to
inalasial naIadies, was ence danger.
ously common. Happily this practice
has undergone a wide reform. Not
only tbe public. but professional men
bare adopted, not wholly. of coursa,
but largely, Hostetters Stomach BIT.
ters d q safe botanic substitute for the
peruicious alkaloid. The consequences
Of this change are most important.
Now fever and ague sufferers aye cnred
formerly their complaints were only
for the time relieved, Or half cured
the remedy eventually falling 70 pro.
auce any appreeiable effect, except the
doses were increased A course of the
Bittera, perastently followed, breaks
MP the worst attacks and prevents
their rcturn The evidence III favor
of this sterling specific and household
medicine u 81 10 Ambiguous cbarac-
TEN but positive and satisfactory, ana
the sources whence II proceeds are
very numerous
NOTICE I lii compliance with new
order of Commissioner Sparks, we
have been appointed legal agents Of
the Old Dominion Copper Mining
Company for the delivery Of their
Lumber and wood. WE shall not re.
plenish but discontinue our humber
yard and after june 1st, 1856, accept
no ORDERS for the lumber and wood
unless the parties constitute as their
legal personal agents for thatpurpose.
I'm Eff. KmlvEE i 90.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

All the miners working on leases at
McMillen are said to be doing well.
The boys celebrated their successes on
Tuesday over key Of pinal Brewery
beer.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

An Indians fondness for water
melon is proverbial, Many Indians
around San Carlos have little patches
of corn, about fifty feet square, and
adjoining, watermelon patches four
times as large. Their mouths water
so for the luscious fruit that they can't
wait for it to ripen before burying
their noses in the juicy pnlp. We
have never heard that the eonsump-
ton of Jamaica ginger, on the reser-
walton, is large either.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

J. H, Eaton sent in, on Thursday,
about 1900 pounds of0h;gh grade ore
from the Howardmiue, Pioneer, Dur,
yea will ship 1t East for reduction
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

An Indian named Bronco jim, be.
longing to the San Carlos Agency,
who had been inearcarated for tri-
ding offence blamed Charley Pan Cor
being his aecu5er After his release
DO avowed he would get even with
Charley, and made good tho threat hy
killing Chafley's sou en- the 18th, and
while making his escape he met am
other Indian whom he also kIlled, A
party Of seven Indian scouts passed
through Globe on Monday in pursuit
OF the murderer but we have no
knowledge oC bis capture.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

A correspondent writes us that the
San Pedro valley is oyerstoeked.
Cattle have TO travel seven and eight
miles to grass.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Charlie Starr returned from his
ranch on Wednesday He found his
cattle in good condition.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

4 good many persons were dlsap-
polluted that tic race between Wileg's
gray mare and Aranas pony did not
come 1T last Sunday I'hc mare Was
mot ID condition and The Fsrty hack.
ing her paid Tie forfeit
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Mr.. Robert Gin and Miss Katie Gin
left tins morning for Brooklyn, Cali
fornia, with a view Of Miss Katie en-
tering Mills Seminary.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

The Nugget mill, in charge OF }, O..
Ogden, has been running on Fame ore
for almost two weeks and win con
tinue for some time longer, The
Fame company expect to clean up
$4,000 from this run. They are now
working three shifts in the mine and
taking out rich ore so fast that two
men are unable to sort it fast enough.
The Fame is The best producer in the
county.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

The Southwestern Stockman notes
The shipment from Wilcox Of four car
loads Of Old Dominion bullion.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

We learn from a Tonic eorrespon-
dent that horse race has been made
between Frank Watkins and Marion
McCann for $500 a side, 70 be RIM on
Watkins track, Tonic, September 1st
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Mrs. ]. q. Ramsdell who has been
suffering from a severe attack Of neu-
ralsia, Is slightly improved
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Miss Ella White will leave on Mon
day for Brooklyn, California, to re-
sumo her studies at Mills Seminary.
She will 60 in company Of Mr.. r.
Ellis, delegate from the Alexander
Post to the Grand Army encampmont
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Lawyer Griffin sought seques-
tered spot on P,nal mountain for 4
few days recreation this week
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

The friends Of Miss Maggie Camp
bell are pleased TO see her again IN
Globe. Her visit bore win Be brief.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
TERRIToRHAA roPics,
tianaensed rrom our Exchanges for
SILVER HeIt' Readers

lnite period,
The Total Wreck mime, iii which /
fine body of ore has been struck, NIL
soon resume operations
The ST. Johns Herald reports that
Smith Carson 4 Col, Of Apache conn
! II, have disposed II 1000 steers il
: Colorado.
The new smelling works al Mega
les, with a capacity Of 40 tons, have
commenced operations, with 4 pros
poet Of excellent success They expect
to be supplied with all the ore needed
The Citizen Is or the opinion, from
a general canvass made, that delegate,
10 tho Republican County Convention
from precincts outside Tucson, val
support Lewis Gornly for Sheriff d
Pima
4.
Messrs Stewart and Hatch, .two 81
the Insane Asylum directors have
gone to California 70 make demand
for the insane persons from Arizona
confined ii the Stockton asylum
Epltaph.
!, Tho outlook for Bisbee Is blue. II
is doubtful If Tie burned district viii
be rebuilt, and the Copper Queen
Company i about 70 cease opera
tions, which will throw over one hun
bred men ont Of work.
It'll announced that Captain w. Al.
Hancock has succeeded il organizing
in Los Angeles, the Arizona Land &
I Water Co., with a capital stock Of
100000. The Captain Ii Che Arizona
| director of the Company Phoenix
Herald
The Star states that the Hawkeye
( Smelling Company has purchased
twenty acres 81 land at Tucson, With
the view Of erecting a snielter A
fund is being raised BY residents Of
4 Tucson as an irduoement for che Com
p"1s Y '0o@'0 '"s
The PhUuix Herald says II i ru,
morea the Southern Pacific railroad
may be moved 70 the north side Of
6ila and Salt rivers from ella station,
running northest to Ph9pix, thence
ssa'Hsesl w r4oseugo Il iaSi'on. y 7
49, eoa,a a 100 ~ NV 4 'isN Z
'"s'e"s'as ~ ''0@' s''''l' = r''e i0Aa'
I Mr. ] y Remy has received notice
froa' tho French Consul IN San Fran
cisco that bis faraily has fallen heir toI
fortune ot $4,000 IN Frames, divided
between himself and his son and
9s0s H,e'' 80 l41so''s' =. 81
aas 1"o N NIX" II - n
800 = 1"0 la4'se 'o''ihso 81.
~ ''Ss
/ Three NsSican sheoprnen from New
Mexico, we're convicted a Plagstaii
for trespaasing On lands Of the Aziec
Cattle Company The case has been
appealed and al tle Aztec company
/ purchase from the Atlantic 3 Pacific
Il. Il IN -'''' 'ass oliy
ia's semen 'ue @eelsloA @i9F "ieaoat
aopp' oe IeYessap
/ Land and i've stock operators are
4 beginning - turn their attention ~
( Arizona, and if Tho number of protni-
nent tuanipnlators ID that line Of spec
\ ulation Is any criterion ny which II
Judge tie future, 4 Sig boom. ID ranges
I ANA range stock may be expected 1T
I mo distant day, -Hoof and Horn.
I Ths IN. r.t+,a f,on,,,sr,, .s,sr
tiees II I vecert nnrbsr NJ sba Flsg.
/! staff Champion 100000 acres of lana
for sale ia Yayapai county, at S2.50
par aero. From tits Il would appear
that this mammoth company win here
after coqGne IT'S operations tx Apache
county, III order 70 have THE benefits.
AZ lower rats 81 taxation Iloof and
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

We are pleased TO note tic recorc,
ry Of Mrs. A. 3. Ross from a painful
sickness
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

With every package Of prize tea we
give a Japanese present. Tea Of 6ue
quality, and the usual price.
Il. Il. KRLLNER e Go,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
Gropa june 3oth.

GIoBE June 30th.
Kronthal Natural Mineral Water
25cts per bottle. c
Milwaukee Beer 8 bottle for 81. q
Lemon Sugar 8 cans for ST. :
Jamaica Ginger 8 bottles for 81
Claret 50ots per bottle al
CHAs. HeLBoENs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
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Palpitation, Drppsical Swelliags, Dizziuez,
indigestion, Headache, Slesplessasss cured u
''Wglb Health Rebeaer'
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
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bedbMks
aeart Pains.

Heart Pains.
PaEpitatiou, Dropsfcal sweIIiags, Dizzsnsz,
Indigestion, Headache, Sleeplessasss cured q
''Wglh Health Reheaert
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Ask Tor Wells Rough On Corus. sS.
Qnick complete cure Hard or sost sognsi
asuchu.Faiha-
Quick, complete cure, ali Eidasy, RiadGss
and GrinarY Diseases, soalding, IuisAtieR;
Stous, Gravel catarrh 81 Tho Blades. o.
Bed-RAss. TItes.
Flies, reaches, auts, bed-buzs, rails. hsiaS;
sophegss ehil9npnka, cleared ont by "Rsue6
en- Rats. l5c.
min People,
Wells Health Remover restores healsS
end Figar, cures Dyspepsia, Inpstsnesp senss
"Reash q Pala.'
Cures cholera, collie. cramps, diarrho.a. sehss,
pains, spgeipas, headache, neuralgia, rhauAs.
tinn, zoe Ropgh On Pain Plasters 10.
Agothers.
II yoa are failing, b-oker. worn cut aud
nsryoas. use Wells Health Remover" 81.
Life Preserrer.
4 you are losing your grip en- lils, try
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weak spots
"EoEEh On Plies.
Cures Piles o. Hemorrholds, Itching, Pro
trnding, Bieed}ng, Internal or other Inters
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Pretty wemsn
Ladies' who would retaiu treshness sndyiyas
city, dont fail e try Wells Heath Re
newer"
'RougA On Itch."
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ringwoint letter salt Theran, frosted fseA
ehiiblEips
Rough oz catarrh.7
Ctarects Offensive eSlols a. GMSe Consists
cpEe af worst chronic cases, alsa unequaled as
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Children, slow III Development, papy
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Stingin, irritation. Inflammation, al Kid
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"Rough n Rats clears them out, also Bee
ties, ANTS.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Schulze tlie shoeuaker, otEers boots
aud shoes ut grsatly reduced rates,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

From nearly AL portions 81 Arizona
come reports Of copious rains, winch
viii relieve heanXiety Of StoGkraisers,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Mrs. Lous Sultan gave birth 20 3
son, Oh Saturday last, This Is the
ffth, and all baYs,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

NJ v. lyngsbury is taking outgood
ore from his mine at Ran,boz camp.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Mrs, ], G. Fish who has been III ior
some time, is now conyalescent.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

XVI G peualeton lelt on Monday
for Ills ranch On Cherry Creek
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Ask for Wells Rough on Corus, nS
Quick complete cure. Hard Or soft soszs
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
Iee cold Beet 1'ea, ii faylog's,

Fine rams have visited the 1'onto
country.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

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aud IfinarY Disesssa, Soalding IrrisatieR;
Stoue, Gravel Catarrh 81 Tho Bladder OK
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24
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sophe,s chiIqnprks, cleared on by "Resee
en- Rats lie.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-07-24

Wells Health Remover" restores healst
and rigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impstsnes, ssaus
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
WADDIIL MELTING LAST NIGHT.
Hon. John n. Wise on the Withdrawal
of Mullen.

A meeting OF the friends and supporters
OF Judge Waddill was held on Broad street,
in front Of Fry's Hotel, last night. Hon.
John s. Wise was the first speaker, and
most Of his time and attention were de-
voted to MIR. w. II. Mullen, whom he mer-
cIlessly ridiculed. Mr.. Wise read from the
Labor Herald OF yesterday morning the an.
nouncement, conspicuously printed. "Tell
every man YOU hear say that AIR. Mullen in
tends or can be induced 10 withdraw that
he hes" and declared that in the face OF
this Mullen had determined to quit the
field.
MIR. Wise warned his hearers that Null
len would " ithdraw and attempt to throw
his influence in favor of George ID. wise,
but he expre ssed the belief that this effort
would not succeed; that the thousands OF
men whom Mullen had drawn from the
| Democratic party would repudiate Null
! lens leadership. and most of them would
either vote for Waddill or remain at home.
| The speaker went on at some length 10 eX'
press bis opinion OF Mr.. Mullen-which he
! did without much rcserya,i0n-and to as
! sure his party that, Notwithstanding this
action OF Mullen, Waddill still had good
| prospect OF being elected. The speaker
statcd that the Republican party was never
| better Organized than at present that the
| registration here had been very satisfactory
to them, and that the Democrats would be
| surprised at the results OF Tuesdays elec'
ton.
Mr.. Wise had large crowd Of listeners,
mostly colored people, and his remarks, in
which were a good many hits at Hon. q
d. Wise, were heartily applauded. As he
concluded he proposed three cheers for the
grand old Republican party, which was re-
sponded TO with considerable enthusiasm.
Judge Waddili, who was now intro
duced. said that the Republicans helped The
Reiormers all they could in the last cam
palgn, and that he thought tina. Mr.. Null
lens friends should now reciprocate th'
faxor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
mozar,lTo-morrow Evening.

Part Ii. Overture, "Test," (Leutner,,
Orchestra. ,. Soprano solo. "Camelia and
the Rose" (Ganz.) Miss Mollie A. Byrne, OF
Washington, ID. C. 3. Either solo,
"Sounds from Home" (Gungl,) Professor
]. Dietrich. 4. Baritone solo, "Chqnson
du Torreador," (BIzetJ Mr.. Warren ;.
Young, of Washington, ID. c. ). Quar-
teltc. aspiring Song" (Pinsuti,) Washing
ton Quartette. =,
Part Ill. Valse, "Winnie Davis"
(Mr. John Baseler,) Orchestra. 2. Alto
solo, "Could | Forget Nillibridce,) Miss
Eulalia Domer. OF Washington. 3. Tenor
solo, Ellie ne croyait pas" tMignon,l NJ.
W. II. Mcfarland, OF Washington, ID. {.
4. Quartette, Good Night" ,Pnsuti,,
Washington Quartette. >. "Tramway
GalOp," (GobbaeltS,) Orchestra.
In addition to the other attractions :he
beautiful waltz composed by Mr. John
Baseltr. Of this city, and named the "Win'
nIe.Davis Waltz" will be PLAYED. The
composition is beautiful one, and should
be a decided compliment TO the Daughter
OF tie Confederacy." Miss Davis Will be
present on the occasion, and she should he
proud to have so eXcellcnta composition OF
Mr.. Bascer named after her.