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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
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Alta meeting o. geniiemen dsEroas
O. iorning q usasicA. cJgEnIzat1on neld
last evening, after gOod rehssEsa. the
ngrne Arlou society Of RichmoRd wa
chosen a. ils title, and the following
oinesrs elected {. O'B. Cowzraio,
prssiosnt JOSEPH " LEubs. Tiee-pre.
sident Professor JRceb keIanErdI, d.
rector B.. " h0rveL- secretary and
treasurer lrcatl jenkins, ASrarIsl.
Thsy Etzri viii r. able direc.or and
nty-od6 pEre knd elective voices.
This ASSOCIATION Dias isig froE IT.
lev weeks Of rehearsal uB1er brcfes-
scr keanhardt, q nsc0tne al able anc
popaiaT raHsieA ASSOCIATION Of Rsss-
monL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
Tsc ear,as CIab su tsss narissssias

Al attractive programme h&s beer
arranged by the OgtIng Ciub Of the
! TOuug Men Christian Association for
tomorrow Afternoon Thsy viii NEE
a. tne Association room a. O'CLOCK
and take q f1ur-hcrse t7rn01t fcr Me
cnEnicsvilie, where they WI spend ssE-
era hour Il looking over the battle
neic.
Tne DsrTy VII be led Dy 9sy. q Wiz
liiu Jones. l.. l.. wno hAs Iasde tne
oa:tiehelds around RichInon1 saDiect
o. EpeciAl study. By Il untnougss-oi
colrcidence tbs oGtIng W. occur
o. the tvsnty-fOurth xunIVerssry o. tae
opening iighi a. Cold HEr0os.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
M SErY SHOW.


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1usr rsurcns~e 81 lEaDCs1ers kaI1pie s.oGE
~ hA=hEIr 1ns stOcE a. lHrTeT ln41 ege
parcnssed issf YEA. for III nu0 ps-nie
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

Aany persons ART sthioted with crup-
tioBF o. the skiE, D0ii6 OF nieers.
bfHncrsth Pills taken freely vii n
a shoft tine cure srupuonS. pImplss, or
boils. icers o. long sanding require
treatmen, ior some weeks, Dat De- a.
sEred th2t the worst isger-sores or Oh
Etinste ulcer vi. surely disappear II
VOL perseverc with thsse pillS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
aaagsesE k<retxeI

1ns following co1Ticfs were recelse
n tEs penlie1tiGry yssterdsy henT.
Red icoigTecl, o. D11wid6ie eoan5J
txo wears. ier malicious assault 1ona
Goggh ;cOiGreGy, from cnssisrDti1
county, i've years. fer nuraer 7 tne
second derJee Lkrkin Marsha. o
sco;t county, one year, ioT IaAirioS,
ssSsasi Meses Turner icolores anl
Niiiisn ssxr.on icoiorec.. ootn tran
Sorfolk city. and bath ier TITO ysSrs'
fcT hcasebreaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
No asrr.ry-So Poison.

bnt purely vegetable and very effective
IL the oureoi ck-IieEdsciiss, Bilious
nsss, dyspepsia. Constipation and AL
Liver Complaints. We refer b Ds.
Dayid's Vegetable LIveT-pilis. Priee
. cent FIVE BOXES for a. Mailed to
any address upon receip; Of prio1.
OwESe 4 MINOR, Druggists.
Eichmoud. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

nsntef judge HollAdsy bat - -
time ego rvsigssd - pswi1i0 - -
since than l,sn dsvetiqg k1ns0 -
elasiveiy % ths pssstsss sftbs ~: -
wilisuccsed chsr3ss Z. n0s1t0, -
who made snch bfIlliast Dusow =
the prosscstsoa Of Olnvsr5us. I'D -
wss elected 10 the City Atssrnsysop
upon tins resignation Of Mr.. KsttV
when the latter accepted NJ nisn9
% issly.
COLONEL. cuTsuxw.
Colonel W. L. cusshsw b osr ysup-
sns City ErxiDecT. lie wsE IL -
rnanasat during tho war Of Ca,xhss'@
battalion of Doniedcrat. artillery whsch
made itself famous n many Of tbs sn-
rsgemcnts OF the Army OF Northern
Virginia. Aboat ter or twelve years
age. beng then a professor $; the Wv
rinia Military institute, he wss elected
TO his present Office % succeed Captain
Charles Il. Dimmock, deceased. He
Is ~ officer OF sterling worth. Nuch
Of tins present beauty Of the city y aae
to him. lie Is upright beyond a.
question that he o. able his works
snow; that be u strictly Impartial
friends and opponents know equally
well. snd 1t is a blessing 10 Rscbmond
that he is to Do continued m aflios. lzD
nR. a. L. MAsURIKR.
Mr.. tiasurier, who was nouinsssd
sor Superintendent Of tine City Alma
housc. Is iorty-two years old. lie ~ss
born N France, ano wsen orsy two
wears oid was brought ~ Americ& Sad
to tins city. where he va rAised, eis-
Gated, and mas lived ever sinoe. Tie has
spent most Of ms HE o. q railroad
clerk. and hss been employed by the
Piedmont AIRLINE. Richmond and
Dsn,ilie, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and Allegheny companies
A present b. mas D. business engage
meni. In national elections this gentle
mar hss Always votod tft hepnbiicsn
ticket: II local elections he nas voesd
tor such candidates ss suited ma notions.
MAJOR Charles 2. Bigger, tine present
superintendent Of thK institution, has
held his position eighteen years. and d
one Of the most efficient and polite OBJ
Gers with which Richmond has svsr
beer blessed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

There ma never before been such q
large and hne stock Of Boots, SHOES,
Trunks. and S2scneis thrown Oh the
Iaarket a. cost.
SpENCL 1YHEI 4 D..,
eas broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

4 motion was made yesterday
raerring II thc CITY Circaif Cogrt tcT 4
rev trial Il ths case Of Flanagan ca.
Bowen. n which the Jzry had swxracd
si1,nfis tns aAy before 100 damages.
Ihe motion uas based or the ground o.
sfier. discovered evidences. bstwxs over
roled BY ihe Court and judgment w4s
entered upon the serd,c-- The case
nov gee 70 ths Ussrs Of A pps&is. Mf.
secrre Bryan appeared - counsel isl
ths plk,at5f snd hssrs. Atkinson &
Bs1iss isT thr dtseraxat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
cAnnIAaxs. raAErox.. :,

DURPoslNG AN E1TRS. cFKA,
s1EE zfc1tson - n1y foctory -
otter ms sxaef o. CAxlllAlffn. eoa.s>l
ius C. flr-YDf.LA@. FAMILY Ckss4iAisfe.
IU0f--l4ar kDGkA s'A1s 44Aol6-
FIlAETON<, sIDE -SAE 81 ss5tkks VI
a-tfsf CAas1. aud fiff3fLi4<S .
es.kiSn ~ tss8lkt a. YER to~ prlnx~
a ~. - s3oeA nu1n5er 81 sceoni 'n<llc
FtlAE1ues- EiiG4gkir. end CAHfc. a
ssls enfsfzted ~ -afIh,
,azz.ix sIs n0r;h sitts1 slsssi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

Tesfival snn s.swr-s.srsy .

The festival snd lawB-pSrty 10 pro-
gress a. the Lanrei-street Methodist
church wa las night sccne OF bright
ness End JOY. the ieeture-room is
handsomely desorsted with trimmings
OF evergreen, xnd the ward Is made
brilliant witt 3 variety o. lights. The
far wKitresses II pinL turbans were
a. husv a bees serving cake, creams,
tees a.. % the mzny who were pres
ent O. refresh themseiyes AM spend q
pleasant evening ''i0r the benefit OF the
church The entert1inmsn, vii pro
oati close to-nIshi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

Spence, Tyree < 20. are closing out
their whole stOck g; cost for CASH
Boota. SHOES, TRUNKS, AM Satcheis.
3 l. cas- broAd stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

90 = He1ry heuser's, I2es Man
street. for the best moi Toe. Lunch n
tne CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
SMOKY TxTxy t:IsAEs.

I1uKE- CAaze CISAEErrT D. AIfths 70.
SMOKE ID otneT a hoi6r- fOr sscn one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
na,s-,,r~er ss.,. a. A.rtssss.

SoecIGl attention an attendance ol
investor - solicited T. Our slie Of ko.
1870 g. O'Clock = 81 to-day. June
18th APPEHsON q Co. aud
IOHN = CODDIN.
Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

The Isidore Cohen who wa before
the Police Court a lev dAya ago is moi
Isidore Cohen. travelling salesman, o.
-fannfnfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

TDa tTaas ma mao d rlssn or TrfbDest1 a
Isy lOr for guEE CazE8 ln8AKrTrxs, xifh
-f.f.aaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
strI, .N~tsr leass

WI DHy q Winston shirt q, s0l
Mar street !. linen bosom and good
rausl1. L. b.. SpESCE . Sog.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

The best Gibson Whisk~y II the city
a. henrv Heuser's, 100 easl Man
stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

The pia-nssef Cesssnsry church mas
been pestpurei until next Monssy. u
xill be asldst foung's Pond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

. you van the Bssi Cigarette axk for
DuxE's CAzE3 viii patont n0ides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

fyuEYs CAKKo CEsAEErST ior sAs o.
1r1bssil 9 1syiovs. lsls sAE, Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
aIFrfltGissls

uy ths csr-iOEd, are boing sold by J.
/. Oriihth 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

SmaEs IEgKEs CAEEo cfgGzrrrE. A
n0laey fcr enc cigarette iiI ever pes skase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
sxoxE IRuY cIsAEs

Toe sitsntion @ IN. trade y ssi,ed -
DuKE GAAEo CisAAxTTss VIII noidsr
fuF ASle ~ 7Tlbneil Taylor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

IroE SAIL, A EiCH pnAH-sr
n Tus. HAESHrr sz.r HJmnE 90
Moal1 rrsEs . ntef Suys-o1i for . ia9J.
lal ps s3er 81 tasI sssshsr sssu<L
% zsrtAauxts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

tfi tssF 0G1ffl
III. JOSEPH 3 SHELTON.
Mr. Shelton wa born u IsJ II Han
over county. anu Is the s0n ofMT. " {.
Shelton 4 izrmeT c hRngyeT county
AM D. . compoEiIor Dy tT&de. lie cola
menceo hIs apprenticeship II the Rich
mout WhiQ ioU ofhce. AiLer se-vInc
fourteen montns IA wa forced - iesyf
o. account OF III hes.tL lie Lnsl wel
into the mercantile business. ln two
wear ne rsturnel 20 the printing bus
ness. nulsnel Ia apprenticeship, an l.
nov q c0Inp0sltoT o. the Stats news spa.
pe!. A. one tIme b. Wa foreman OF
the S0uthfl1 IAiea,geacsr. BIZ. ShtiJoI
ls8 msmorr Ct -. John 's Lo5gs or Ms-
sons Hno yuogs advocate IT Dlstrlct A.
sembiy hnlgaI. o. LABOR. Ia is q
democrat.
AE. Shelton sEeceeds Ms. Ben. ! f.
August, who Is City Cierk, and also
clerk G. tn Board o. Aldermen Bit.
August hzs beer connected with the
CITY Council Tor &b0Gi hfteen yesrs
having beer SSst serge&nt-At-srms And
afie- the death o. hr. (. {. Howard
cierk lie . polite an active xnd n
Iosn mere b a. wel.-posted II COUNT
ahaIrs. lie Isz gool oficeT, an c0aid
nave beer o. exceeding grssi service =
the rev CounG had tnsy seen Z. - 70
tam h,n.
NJ. EURVT I'll Z. BATEs-
MT. EAyes, generally salies Bgry
Esvss wa formerly papeT-csrfIer o.
fhs DIFgG ck. but eft ina vocation q
learn the tTGae o. a stonecu-IcT He
wcTks a. the 6raBite gaxr1s1 Ia 4
= popular End intelligent mEl, Eoolt
thirty year q xge unIasrrlec, snd
lIves q ~ ssath Pine stFee.. Af
EAves D. q Aep1bli=sr. lie succeeds
kT. Loberi !. RAiE,on, wno \ 0ae o.
tn most pop4isr yozas democrats o.
this CITY.
NJ. C.4. PHILLIPS.
Nj. philHps J. sDoni thuiy
yezTs ole, lives g. COO ives OEry street
. prouinezi laIabeT-oeAief o. beiF,-
acre street beswesl Man and Carr
am a MGhone.le. IA 4 the son Of 81.
Charles !. Philips. IT.. Fe1reo tnsT-
shsn1. EEd BrotneT g = J.. REAHpS
Eeo. the snoe-assier Or Man ettees.
He A. e. succeed ina sposisss ssntls-
mar and spienSid oihcsr o. sns is~-
Pol,ce-5uss,cs Dsvid {. 8icasrasoc-
COLONEL. HUBARD.
Colonel Aoosri 7. Habsrd IS ireg
Buckingham, winch cozaty hs repre-
sentel u Inc Hosse Of Delegates a. ons
time. lie ~ vel ecHcssed AM wa
trsiped scr the oE, and is M gcol
sfGn6Iuy witt tac profession mere. fn
Iss4 be vas ths kepabi,cxn sknaiiate
ic- Congress- and was aesssfad by Hem.
ssscrge h. Wise, the voss ss,as i5.Tii
% II sol. For twsorssfss yeas ne xss
. cou,aixsisnGr sf caxpssry s,y Appsiai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
Ti,e samIaess az isss s,srisy s'arty
a. fsse ouofII.

The caucus EdjOgrnel a. = o ciocA
@ NEE 1uesd3y a. =. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

sxoxx TxrxY rIaARa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

Rsy. Br. - l. Burrows, o. Aoriolk
si~rys welcomed nv Richmond As-
esense, was pecGiixriy hEppy II pre-
sezting the .s'K1nnr- Aedal ier
6reek, and the s'hsEn Meda!'' ior
Phiissophy. Be commended ths sz
snpis Of Esiensi Tanner and DE. twin
o. iounis1v m sh<sc medals monsmesss
mcst iasssrg saxn marble, granite; or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

d Js1rufseEfs ffeinffnr q u I11rra
EIaf~rnfiari o. trgtE11 f. 4. SrocE. -lic-
.rEluia H.s;or1cs. COliecilo2f voIlLBt
pse-s ss
o. The NJ hook b .n sne ncsrsssl0-
the ' TRINA = istozlcR! soCfefg.
spsrEkn hAA-.1Etc1 FO.11- T.
psEt III
{ BEbops HxtcFy q Ame-scAn A2D-
izcfEg.s soiuIae T. page co..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25

Inc estimated average price. u snO1i1
De remarked, ,nciaass thii TO- cos
consumed oy manufacturer a. whoissGir
prlcss as vel a. tnst n retGli prIcs
consumed Tor domestic purposss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-25
nzIrvE7y yoruPJoMAs sATRIcHKoHp
coLLEaELAsrHIGHT.
Election OF xsv John Polisrt, d. D., OF
Leigh.sfreef Church, % the Chair
Of Enalish, ee.

The chapel last night was packed
with one Of the most brilliant sudSences
which evan Richmond can afford.
Atthe appointed hour the Bosrd o.
Trustees, the facalty, and the ''degrce
men - marched 70 the strains Of sweet
MUSIC and amid iond applause.
Professor Il. II. Harris twho during
the past ysar mas scted ss chairman OF
the faculty with such great ability and
90 much TO tine satisfaction OF the trus-
tees. the students. and the friends OF
the college generally presided or the
OCCASION, and conducted the exercises
with ease xnd skill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
The Circular Saw.

"1Iave you had any experiences in
operating circular saws 7" inquired
the proprietor of a saving and turn
ing millof an applicant for employ
ment
Upon giving an Affirmative answer
the man was engaged and sent TO
work. Helf an hour later the en.-
ployer bethought himself 10 see how
bis new hand was doing, and found
him gazing at the bleeding stump OF
the forefnger of bis right hand.
"How did you do that asked the
boss.
"How did I do it Well, ! was
wondering if that thing was moving"
he said. pointing to the circular saw,
"and / put my 0nger just like that
holy Moses there goes the other oneV
he shrieked, as the index finger of bis
left hand became victim to bis Illus
tration.
"WelI are ycu satisfied that the
thing is alive 2" asked tbe owner OF
the saw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
Doors Of Paper.

Feel the weight of that door,"
said New York builder to > re-
porter, who was lookiDg ct an un-
finished apartment house mp town.
The reporter prepared to lift what
seemed polished mahogany door,
but it proved too light for any wood.
"It is made Of paper" said the build
er, "and while it costs about the
same as wood, is much better, be-
cause there is no shrinking, swelling,
cracking or warping. 1t is composed
of two thick paper boards, stamped
and nodded into panels aud glued to-
gether with. glue aud potash. aud then
rolled through heavy rollers It Is
first covered with a waterproof coat
ing. then painted and vanished and
hung in the ordinary way. Few
persons can detect that they are not
made of wood, particularly when used
as sliding DOORS"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
A Fatal DeII

Magistrate (to policemao1 You
say that the. boy was carrying this
package and acting in suspicious
manner
PolicemaD-Yis, yer Honor.
Magistrate What does the package
contain 7
Observation-Disclosures, yer Honor.
Different kinds Of medicine.
Magistrate-Well, boy, what have
you to say?
Boy-Pleasc, sir, / works for
Pellet & Co.. an was takin' Of II
to Staten Island.
Magistrate-And what were you
taking it to Staten Island for
Boy-I was a takin' Of it TO de
Metropolitans, sir.
Magistration (aIarmed)--G re q 4
heavensl Medicine for the Metro
politansI The boy is discharged.
This delay may prove fatal TO the
whole nine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
Their Lore for Liquor.

"Yes," said Kentuckian who
bad been in the far West, "Indians
are powerful fond of whiskey. Let
'em once get the taste Of whiskey an
they'll give up everything for 1t. An
old chiefout 10 western Dakota offered
me . pony, saddle, bride, blanket,
and / don't know what else for q
pint of whiskey had with me-"
aAld yon wouldn't givo il 70
him 7''
mot much. That was the last
pint / had left. But it shows how
fond Indians are Of whiskey"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
Sunday Papers.

delivered on ArrivaI Of Trains.
DERSONS who desire to subscribe 10
i am Of the following Daily or Sun
day Papers, can do so by calling at once
at Office on School street, opposite the
Governors Mansion.
DAILY PAPERS.
BALTIC. American, Philadelphia Times,
BALTIC. Sun. Philadelphia Press,
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
SUNDAY PAPERS.
BALTIC. American, New York Tribune,
Baltimore News, New York Worl ],
Philadelphia Times, New York Herald,
Philadelphia Press, New York Sun,
Washington Herald.
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KNIT HAMMOCKS.

Adult sizes $3.50, Children's sizes
$l.25. Made and sold by MRS. A. M
DUFFY, 90 King George street, 2 doors
below maryland Avenue Price rs cents
extra by mail. je22
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
ANNAPoIIs. MD THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST ~ 1856.


We wif1 fnssrf IN this column 0dD6rtiss-
menfs of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, 6c., not cxcedgRg four LINES. One
Week, or Tess. for % Cnts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12

~ NJ lRaeHINES Cleaned and Re.
Rc,sn na'ranted to give satisfac.
!, salled for and delivered.
gsass ! J. Smith's jewellery ers., store y =.
lsll,e Saoe S.a or II Market Space
prompt attention.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-08-12
|NjRTHINGTON { Co.
| log Church Street,
ANNAPOLIS, ND.
prAnrRs ~
Drugs, Medicines,
And Chemicals,
SPECIAL N0TICEl
SPEClAL N0TICEl

lais store is furnished with
Y w0r;hington Prescrip-
~ Counter and everything
'sAaIy tomake it a complete
S'n Pharmacy.
Inscriptions compounded at
a'afs # the day and night
eadoates Of the Maryland
9 Of Pharmacy.
@ @ORIHNGToN 4 CO..
lU3 Church Street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-11-15
asmcGe sarm als aanonemsteser.

Muf ben Gatb BON Sa6perltdnoigen,
uno audi zines @ongreBcomites bin, gleBt
Die Jtegterung ibre Sa1onen, 3unG6it Die
fir neue Grte9sl1tffe, ielber. Mls tur3Ll0
Die erite qrobe nit etnem BON Der Gunoesz
r~egterung lelbit angefertigten neuen adts
aoltgen ge3ogenen @elhlBe ger1a6t muroe,
perbreitete it1 ourd's gauge &dno Die
Sunbe, oaS @eihIB lei glei9 betm eriten
Grobei6uB elenot9lt1 int Stiife 3eriprunz
gen. 0O6 Die Walbtngtoner 8ebOroen erz
tlGrten Die &unoe fur ganSLth unDGpr,
unD iie hatten 0tedt.
Sept baben it6 BEL einem in Qnnapo lis
bor9enommenen Brobei9leBen unter Der
Qufitht oes aus DfarinezS Fft3ieren be1tez
benoen prlfungsratbes, ple otele OiftSlere
elnittmmtg periihern, Die in Der @albtngz
toner @el1lBgteBerei an9eferti9ten ie6s>
uno a6t3Dutgen ge5ogenen 0tnterlaDer
D%outGnotg iolDobl in 8e3ug auf tire
0auerbafti9fett uno Ieidte Sanbbabuug
betm Sdnelfeuer, wie beaisIth Der Sragz
tDeite betpGbrt. @s mar 0ies lett LANCER
3eit oas erlte W3aI. baB gemGB eiuen pom
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@el6lBe ben pOri@rtftsm d 3 i9en
YSoben untertDorfen tDuroen. Wttt Dem
a6t5Dut8en @el6IB, pelhes angebli9 gez
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10 S6Ifie in Is Winuten uno 8 Sefunz
Den ab9e9e6en, BET Dem ie6sSOutsen @ez
f6lR nabn 6ieie 8robe nur IL Wtinuten
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gen @elbIb cine Mnfangsgel 6ninoigteit
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Ofit 100 8iuno Gulner ~er!angte Elm 200
Bfuno miegeSoes Soblgei6oB aus benz
aht5outgen @eidiB cine MISUNDERSTANDING
bi9teit BON 1891 SUB in Der Setunbe.
9ieie 8roben Der fit Die neuen &reuser
beittmmten @ei6IBe itno aud Des6alb DO n
beionoerer 8l6tt8tett, neil man i'm 8ez
grtffe itebt, Den bisberigen S6lfisbaubof
in 0aibin9ton gans in etne &eaterungss
@el6IBfabrif nit leDr beoeutenDea unto=
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S6ieBprobe gewtfiermaBen Elm vSeit" fIr
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betrauten Offt5iere mi Beam ten mar.
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gu einem &anonen9ieBer gu baben, tpenn er
nuh natirLih n0h I1nne fem Rrunn 1T,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21

certain upon their return and so as to pre- clude the possibility of one Chinaman enter ing the United States upon the certificate is- sued to another. Collectors of customs are required to make monthly reports of out going or incoming Chinese subjects. The minutest precautions are taken against Chinese immigrating to the United States upon the claim that they are travellers and no vessel intending to enter port can take aboard more than one Chinese passenger to every 50 tens of the registered tonnage of such vessel, but this does not apply to any master of a vessel seeking a harbor in stress of weather, nor to any persons entitled to enter the United States under existing treaties. The penalties are heavy. The majority report will be presented by MT. Cox, of North Carolina, and Chairman Bel mont reports for the minority, deeming the proposed legislation uncalled for at this time in view of the fact that certain diplomatic correspondence is pending on the subject. The committee agreed unanimously to report favorably MT. Belmont's bill to indemnify the Chinese who suffered violence or loss at Rock Springs, w. IT. in September last
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-21
Tenth Anniversary.

MT. and Mrs. E. c. Bennett, of IFS Woes ter street, celebrated last night the tenth an niversary of their marriage. A host of friends presented their congratulations and presents. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons, MT. and Mrs. Willis Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lawton, Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Munson, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Grinnell, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Manross. Mr and Mrs. N. P. Bishop, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Langdale, MT. and Mrs. John McCully, Mr. and Mrs. William Gorham, MT. and Mrs. William Frisbie, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Corbin, Misses Burley Of Stamford, Miss Boyd, Miss Parker, Misses Galbraith, Misses Briggs, Misses E. Smith, Butler, Stevens, Jerome, Upson, Mrs. Vale, Rev. Wallace Butrick, Dr. G. NJ. Bush, Messrs. W. H. Hale, A. Hague, P. B. Kellogg, G. P. Smith, F. w. Bush, E. M Somers, G. L. Harpell, O. E. Bradley, E. Beach and others.