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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
CURRENT COMMENT.

Gen. Logan's book has not fallen fiat,
as some people suppose. 1t merely fell
on the country with dull. sickenins
thud. d.-Savannah News.
Our esteemed contemporary. the Sun,
is silent on the subject Of WilburS con.
fession. Is it so blinded by the rays Of
its own brightness that il cannot see the
charges made against Professor l'e'l:-
New York Star.
Harper Weekly and other Musv ump
journals labor to prove that President
Cleveland is nonenity. aud declare that
that is the reason they admire him. The
Herald admirably describes the course Of
iiarper's Weekly when it says; The
truth is, our Mugwump contemporary
has drawn aportrait Of 20 Hayes and
labeled il President Cleveland For an
illustrated journal that is very bad N.
Y. Star.
What would a second vice president
do So long as the iirst vice pr.si,!en, was
acting in that capacity:-New York
Star. Sign the pay roll and cultivate pa
tience. Jacksonville News.
There is a bare suggestion that the
New York and Western papers are max
ing asses of themselves over the PreSi-
dental marriage topic. Times Union.
II is all we'll enough to- tell the New
England fishermen to he patient, but
when the .;-h aic biting and Il man has
no bait he doat re!ish Tia, bind If ad-
vice. -Timrs.t tnion.
The people Of South Dakota have sol.
emnly resolved to enter upon the actual
discharge Of the duties and powers Of a
state, if 60 ,Sress should adjourn without
letting them into the Union. II is to be
hoped that they will 20 further aud en-
ter into treaty with the United States
for the maintenance of friendly relations
and the promotion of International COM
merce; but they should not try to impose
duty on goods imported from the
United States. st. lonis Post dispatch.
The gates of the republic have been
closed against the Chinese, and it will
next tr in order To take some measures
10 prevent the European countries from
dumping th,ig criminals and political
mad men upon these shores, The irrup-
tion Of the anarchists IN the Northwest
is calculated to make people think. N.
o. Picayunc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
attic Raising.

South Florida IL a natural cattle
and stock country, and n" industry
has been more fruitful If good r..
suits than this in former years.
Since the ctosr ol the Cuban trade
in Florida beef, the business has
been allowed to run down. and now
there are onl, hundreds Of cattle
where heretofore there were thous.
ands. But ih,. market has very re-
Gently been opened, and there is,
and will be for many Yeas, a great
demand for our beef, and therefore
stock raising will re'iyp. II has
been proven by long years Of expc-
rience ia Florida that our native
stock can be raised wi,h u less per
cent Of loss than ~ any other state
in the union, an account ot the fay
orabe climate aud the winter grass.
es in our swampS keeping them in =
growing condition. Thcrearrthoas-
ands If acres of the finest stock
ranges in America south Of Us, over
which tcs'cru stock man would 90
will Rilh enthusiasm. In tie great
west, where millions have been made
in this Industry, II is considered a
profitable business if not over 80 pei
ccu' il lost by the lncIrin4ncy of the
wei'hrr. and thrr" ir" very few tIng
e. where one fifth DO not die from
cold and starvation IN winter. Here
"" are lnforme by reliable, r,perl.
,nrri growers, nut. our-tWrhlictt
are lost fr IN any cause, henc" the
uroft. We do not claim that ou
grasses are as nntritions A. tn1' on
the western pIalna, IN tac'I We LnoW
thew atp not, but it will Keep ani
nal. in 'hi, mild atmosphere, and
cary them through nicely. We cy'
ppct that this bu-iuas. Wlll be look
ed into hv experienced men IN tbs
west. ard llrer revenue to Florida
gained hv the investment, --or'and'
Record.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
What Can te Done

rs r,ing again and keeping up conf-
ase many things seemingly impossible
may he attained. Hundreds OF hopeless
cases of Kidney and Liver complaint
have been cured by Electric liitteia, afie
everything else had been tried in vain
SO, don't think there is no rurc for you,
Int try Electric 3tters. There IS no
medicine 80 safe. .p purr. and s" perfect
a Blood Purifier. Electro Bittcrs Will
cure Dyspepsia D,ahetcs AMI all lisea-es
of the kiInpys. Invaluable in affections
nf Stomach and Liver. and overcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large bottle nnlY
30 cts nt q. I. PEEk- ;.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
An Ordinance,

y ORDINANCE To AMEND AN ORDl-
y nance entitled An Ordinance 10 tom
stiuCt, Maintain aGI operate Water Works
IN and near the city " ralatka, FI0riA for
Il public aud private supply OF pure wnt n,
.E,TIu> lc it 0rdaint ! 10y the ity touh.
eli e., the Q ,ty Of PalBtka. Florida. that pdrn-
grlpd ~ two If section eight ~ OF th" SAID
ordinance, approved January Sth. lsS8, hc aud
the same is hereby amended by substituting
the words Ten Months instead Of the words
sixty days and by substituting for the
words "spSen months the words fourteen
month";" So that paragraph shall read us tOl-
lows; work upon said Water Works shal
begin within ten months after the pass ",
hereof aud shalt hc prosecuted with reason
able diligence 50 that exclusive OF s"rt lee
pipes they shall be- completed ANA In opera.
tioi within fourteen months alter said pnss-
age
81. .. be il further ordained that said OK
tension of time rs ptOtid for IN section one
~ OF this ordinance ~ made in consideration
that IT," .arl Charles Underwood. William
Whu,i,r nud Charles +. Parks, their associ-
ate. successors and assigns shall include IN
the work to hc done the first ycnr the twenty.
five hundred feet O' additional piping and
Iivc additional hy'irant- that a'o provided In
said rdiunnre 20 lp laid the second year aud
that after the completion of said Watcg
Work, ,dii Nv" additional hyarnnta are to be
given 80 the cty free Oi charge tor sad first
ycarattpr the c0mplctiun Of said Works aud
the 4ccrrtUncc of the prov sions oi this or'li-
nance The passage of which is solicited by the
said Underwood. Wheeler and Parks shall
make It complete contract as 10 thugs men.
toned IN this section.
SL,.J Re H. further ordained. 1ha, said
Charles I n'lcrwpDd, William wheeler and
Charles /. Parks, their associates. successors
and .gns shall liti.h from time to time u.
tho city Council of said city shall direct, al
pIbiic sewers III said city without expense 10
tho city Of ptlatkI.
~Er. !. i'n il further ordained. That none Ui
,hn prtst'of. n'ci 10 the snlI Underwood
Whrpi, h- amt heir successors and
ns-I-r~ eos .ti former ordinance shall ht
Hnnr.fc, ur tlr!cItci by the rStru-lnn n'
iIu.,'t frAut,d by tni- utiinn"c.
p.-... .v 'nuu.ii March g. is-i.
lfft.f. iItNkS Il IEA-uAIE,
l. / PtNtaIt. Frcst Board Ahl"rni"u.
.t'ti p utptrHi.
N..t. .i' " rnn .g i-~s,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
senator Harris and His New speech.

Senator Harris is the victim Of seven
year old maiden, who lives in the house
at which he boards ON Capitol Hill. Re.
Gently she went into the parler, ~ the
story goes. and found Senator Harris
holding very animated conversation
with two visitors He was doing all the
talking. and the child did not remain
long. That evening she a.tonshed her
parents 10y saying;
Senator Harris j. learning u new
speech"
"Why. how do YOU know:
II heard him today.
What did he saw
Il forget, but he slapped his fist on the
table aud said. II casey Young. st.
Louis Republican.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
KnriertgL cRres

W. d, Hoyt N TO-, wholesale and re-
tail druggists of Rome. Ga, say; We
have iten selling Dr. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric BitterS and Bucklen's
.Nrnica Sal,e for two years. Have never
handled remedies that Fell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured hy use of few bot
ties OF DR. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold lW &. +.
Pshk
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having bcta appointed
and qualified rs administTdtyr Of tn, estate.
OF Albert BOdse. late of Putnam Vruuty. d.
ceased. all persons in debt "a sad estate, arr
notified Ia make payment tu the uu l,r>i yrtsl
and all perS, ms having claims against >f.t,>-
ate are required 10 pre- sent th,~sg toy paw
ment within the time pre-, city,i ~ Law.
Palatka, Fla. Dee -. lsSS.
\. r. tANuNA,
Administrator ot Cs'ata pf Nta.It Gal.rr
sfPttaqsnN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
RurkLen & ArnIca Snige

The best SALyE in the world fer Cut,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhem Fever
Sores, letter thapped Hands 'liil-
bains. Corns, and all Skin Eturtlons,
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. It is guaranteed ta give tcr-
feet satisfaction, - money refunded.
Price q cents per box, For sale hy 6.
+. PEEE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Administrative Nottc.

THE UNDEasIuNEn DAY
been duIy appointed aud ila.s.,-.i - a i
mlulStratriN de bUutS non. ut tas' ..tft al
Joseph IL. Mann. hate of pNatEa. Futntm
county, Florida, hereby u0tjd,, = rs.r,tns
who have any derlands ag&last H. e.. a'r vi
Joseph II. Mann, to present IN ~ ta i.r with.
in the time prescribed hy tJw.
Palatka, March III l>Ni
ADEL. NAM.
Su.anCy {. C4dr iiSr, Sell ttor 4..sw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Assignee S NOilce.

NorlCE lS HEREBY GIVEN THATt.uN
~ B. fttk, druggist. ut PsIatNH. lutIiH.
hiss this tay rNerUted AMI deliItsttI t,.f-+.-.t
writ of assignment of his property. co. t...-t.
for the benefit 0t creditors, u rt,Nu,rd .Iu
tHr Putnam county. E'i.
certain preferences are moac .st ...t nttt
MI persons owing said t,ON. , rrr, vii
please settle with me- and all Ifl>H.. holding
claims aga,nst SAID GaN. :. Htrs. .NIU pleas.
present same ta mo .ur aius'"rLt.
t,fh
Amt H. ls~, ,tttl al
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
St. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
RAILROADS


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with J., 7. h. ". ny tram whurh lrJNe,
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NOTE M. y Connection h'WCru HtlVtkt
an Rull>tun is and" hy t,rtN.
T.. =. SPENCER. ca Nillrl,
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Notice Of Foreclosure,

In Chancory.
lnNp 4. Goip.
vs. Iorveivs.I, ut Mortgage
CHARLES II. tRusSN
II appearing from aihclnNlt ft"d with m III
thu above cause that the defendant, Charlie
~. Cross resides beyond the i,uts ~ th,
state oi Florida but Within N" nit,l states
NoY ou motion Of j ". Whitney, EaI
cumpaniits solicitor, II Il o. hired that the
said defendant. Charles II. Gross. du upp'ni
AMI answer 81 ,lcmIr 10 the hill hi,d tn sIlI
cause nn ~ before the iirst MONDAY IN Uctol
Der. lssi, otherwise the said hl uiaA tir tukrl
IA cont, N,rd Provided this notice ~ pah.
IiShrl uucn u week for tour months IN the
NlfktN NEWS, u newspaper published III
Puutka IN snii county.
Dated thia .,th day of May lNN6.
WN !. IOHNhHp,
clerk ttvul, Z uit Putnam TO ttt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26

Cabbage. beans, beets and spuash.s
ar. mot wanted. Markets now glutted
with Norfolk cabbages Florida cucum.
h'rs are still coming in very irregular,
u n senrraiiy reach destination in poor
",,,tr Egg plants are wanted. but very
ltw arriving. Tomatoes must arrive in
prime order. or they will not command
lighr,s quotsl above.
\. VI. IVES. General Managcr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
Vegetable Quotations.

Drricf FLORIDA FRUIT EXCHANGE. !
Jacksonville, May y, NJ. I,
Editor Palatka News: -
Below hand you quotations on Flor
ila produce. same is compiled from tel.
rgrnphic reports received this day from
nl,r agents in tln leading cities.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
CH0FE'S CHOLERA CURE!
Old Indian Remedy far the Bowels

1t Is free from opium and parents need not
De- afraid TINT their ell i,trpn VIII be poisoned
hy H. It. never dots harm but always does
good cures sdmrrhOcn and tluN IN both Old and
yuuuy, when YOU have run down in any Of
these troubles here il your rultrt The moth
crs will never cease to sing its praises for their
little children will suffer no more from their
bowels If they keep II on hand.
ACkENNAN 4 JACKSON, hUrs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
LEMON ELIXIR.
From North tseur.in.

MI Y. \. HcIntyfr wrIts4 from spring
place. For many ythis have been great
sufferer from n,llgrAt iuil, sick headaches Hiid
nrrvuu4 prustrniinn caused from hliliousneHA
und constipation. | tiiud many rornpdlsr, but
got IN lsfinnncni tclIri unttl used iJr. MOI
ley iA.tnpn II sir. ! ni1 now In better health
than fer many ycBf-. Ny daughter hDg been
subject 80 "hilis ana fever from her infancy.
rpui Rot nothing 10 rriev" her the Lemon
Fiisir has restored her Ia perfect health.
". A. James. Eel station, Ala, writes !
have suffered greatly from indigestion or by--
p"pstn. ore bottle ~ Lemon EliAsr don" me
NOR good than all VI" mndicinr | eyer took.
~ ucrui. and $50 per bottle
sold hy druggists. Prepared by H. NUklcy,
u. u htBnta. ta. inat2.sSwtw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
An Old c,hlen Speaks

Nh. j. NJ. Norris, an old resident of
Rome, tia., says. that ho had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for a
great many years and with Exzema for
three years at times could scarcely
walk and had tried many remedies with
out benefit. until he lrgan taking Flee
tric Bitters aud annointlng his hands
and feet with Bucklcn's Alnica Salve.
This treatment afforded him great reliet
and he strongly recommends Electric
Ritters 10 all who suffer with Kidney
Complaints, or need Blood Purifier.
Sold by q. +. PEEK.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26

Two ncIr0es 20; into an alteration in
Live Oak, last Thursday, which resulted
IN one shooting the other. He killed
him because he refused To lend him
twenty-five cents. This thing of muir
derinC people will continue 81 long as
the tarryins of concealed weapons is no
greater Otfense than it is. Ii should be
male a penittntiary oifense, ani any
person being guilty of carrying con-
cealei weapons should 20 upat once. 4
few eases thus dealt with would put Il
stop 10 50 much killing. Lake City
tuide.
IL i aow positively stated tha,
Miss Folsom ls democat. We are
glad of this. |, is,Icuuraping sign
to see democrat pa, in office now
aud then. Macon Telegraph.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26

SpEDML NoTlcE.--A honorably dis.
charged soldiers and sailors interested in
the formation of Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic at this place, viii
confer by letter with Dr. \. l.. Cole, Pa
lntkn. ON or before Juno 1st. I'll su.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
a STRANGE STORY or THE SEA.
Remark able Experience OF n Young
Connie who Went Boating.

\ dispatch from st. John, y. j., dated
Nay %. says "the arrival Of a castaway,
Miss Louise JourneauX. of the Island OF
Jersey, at st. Georges bay, west )ast OF
Newfound md, yesterday reveals an ex-
nprience in the school of realism and
fact surprising the fanciful conJoura-
tons of the roma'ticist or novelist. The
following is the simple, true story told
by the heroine to the telegraph operator
ut the Bay of Saint George. a French
brig arrive here Yesterday from 1t. tlalo.
north of France. boutid on a fishery ex-
petition TO Port al Choix. Sh1 diverged
irom her course to send Oh shore Miss
louise Journeauy. who was rescued
from small shell boat AT sea abhnt
twenty miles from the Island Of Jsispy.
IN Sunday, April II. having left church,
iiis, Jnurneanx went out boating with
.ouus man. While rowing the oats
uuan lost one of hi cars. and in the at
tempt to rescue it he lost the other, he.
ing COOL swimmer, he unhesitattngly
jumped overheard To recover his oars.
Meantime the wind was freshenlng aud
puff,pg ominously aud the tide wa~ set
ing from the shore. He lost sight of the
cat and must have sunk, according to
Miss Journeaux's impressions. She
Ir fled out to sea, and during two days
and nights suffered agonies in her frlg.
lie boat, which became almost filled
with water and was at the mercy of the
Wind and tide When tho Frcncliman
rroviden,ially arrived on the scene the
woman was in an almost hopeless con
,lition. She was taken on board the
hiig, cared for. and failing to reach Jer-
aAy. was brought 900 miles away from
home 10 the west coast of Nawfound-
ltnd. Meantime, farne, her champion.
succeeded in reaching the shore. \ boat
yas dispatched in search Of the missing
she'll boat, but nothing more was seen OF
It. ard Mis-. JourneauG was given up as
loot. Farne was arrested next day. ex-
amined before tha mayor Of st. Helliers
and committed to- Prison on charge OF
murder. The sentry at Elizabeth Castle
tianoSpi that on sunday afternoon he
heard cries Of murder off st. Heller
harlor. The circumctantal evidence.
sufficiently strong against Fafne. now
disproyel by Miss JOurneauX. who has
cabled her escape to her family. She is
prostrated from nervous shocks, but viii
non he allie to return to her home.
. -
The Queen proposes to make Wales
eldest son the Duke Of Kent, Victoria
fathers title. which will give him seat
in the house OF lords. and the people
will be asked to give him an annuity Of
$50, 900 for so sitting. He is an amiable
young nan, with the average STUPIDITY
Of his family, but hardly worth go, ,pt
year as legislator New Orleans
Times. Democrat,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
4. n. EDWARDS & CO.
pENLEKSIN
Fine Wines, Liquors and Beers
Imported and Domestic Cigars
ISII.IyAlSD I'AJs1.OlsS

TIE hll is provided with all the hcst uccra-
sori,S, and is presided over by an accomplish.
cd nixologist. The patronage ~ IN" public
respectfully solicited Good ord, preserved
ut nIl tim,%. myS-tt
water Street lIait', l,luck -idlatlu, Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
An Eqteprsmg. Reliable Mouse

q. 7. Peek can always he relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of
everything, but to secure the Agency for
such articles as have well known merit
and are popular with the people, thereby
sustaining the reputation of being al
ways enterprising, and ever reliable
Having secured the Agency for the ccle-
brated Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will sell It on positive
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection Of Throat, Lungs, ard
Chest, and to show our confidence, we
invite you to call and &c, trial bottle
frppC
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-26
THE DAILY STAR,

The DAILY STAR contains all The news OF thc day
in an attractive form. Its special rprr"spohdehte
bv rable from London, Paris. Berlin, Vienna and
dublin is commendablc feature
At Washington, Albany, and Other news cthts,
the ables, corr esphndens specially retained oy lis
THE Stan, furnish The latest ne"H ~ teHE'apH'
lis literary features are unsurpassed. .,.
the Financial and Market Reviews sr" anusnady
fall and complete. ,,,,
SppriaI terms and extraordinary induce.
,nents to agents and cInvassers.
send for circulars.
Evening star., 1886-11-30

HER MYSTERIOUS VISIT TO FERRIS, THE CLAIMANT
AND HER SUDDEN DEPARTURE.
'sWhen became his counsel Curtis or Ferris or
fiehborne told me that there was q lady on her
way to this country from England On board the
steamer Lydian Monarch who was to bring him
600" said Lawyer Noah Tebbetts to New York
Herald reporter. s'She did arrive, but instead of
600 she hadn't five cents. He told me she was a
cousin on the Doughty side OF the TchbOrne FAM
and continued aboard the steamer by which she
returned last week. She was I have heard
though I did not see her, rather fine locking
woman about th1rty-nve years of age.
Owing TO some dif1iculty, he told his counsel his
cousin had JAILED to obtain the expected funds
Charles Snider. OF Edenton, st. Lawrence county,
\. " who writes that on April 2, 1865, when In
the 1O6th regiment, New York volunteers. or
which Charles Curtis was private Curtis came
TO him and gave him some papers to keep for him
About week after that Captain Snitler SAYS he
received letter from the surgeon OF hospital at
Alexandria, Va, telling him that Charles Curtis
OF his regiment, was In that hospital wounded in
the right hand The captain then forwarded the
book for bounty money which he had instrusted
Tor safety with some person in New York AFTER en-
listing. Captain Snider was not brought forward
has no money wherew1th to defray his expenses
The hospital records at Washington fail to show
any corroboration Of the assertion that he was
Its funny case In many respects resumed
Nj TeooettS. shortly after his arrest there was
an elderly kngi1shman named Ormsby who called
on ny client. He talked TO him about some OF the
11ehborne people with whom Curtis was ac-
quainted In England, and said he would recOcnize
nun nun u ne was the true heir by scar ON tho left
Side OF the face. He turned away from OFuasby
but my client had well-defined scar on that side
OF bis face. 1t was caused, believe ts has been
to the as w es
marshal now waiting TO take him TO that state for
onah oa,, ne says ne Is anxious to 60 there, and
borne"
Evening star., 1886-11-30
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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FISCHER PIANOS.
EsTEY PIANOS,
EsTEY oRaxxa
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For any length Of time desired.
Moderate Prices. Eay Terms
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neo-lm es4 st. n. v.
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Prices reduced for one Mouth Terms to suit. Oall
and see them at the
PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs,
n12-1m 40: 9th st
DRIcES REDUCED ON UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
Il Pianos, new and second hand aud some sliahtly
oses. $50 and 500. First-class Pianos Of different
makers always on hand Cash and time bargains q
very small @sryins q prOht Be and csI beiors
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nl2-1m 422 9th Of.
ExCHANGR YOUR SQUARE PIANO FOR AN Up
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the city that makes Q speciality Of exchange New
Pianos for Old Ones The very best value allowed fo
old pianos and the difference In the price be psit
being exhibited ut the PIANO 'ExCHAN0E WARE
ROOMS, 422 9th st. nl2-lm
Evening star., 1886-11-30

oRPesang The ArchbislAeP,s Land Vferu.
Inc kes Charles p. Mccarthy, one OF the lead
es oL inc henry George movement, lectured In
New York sunday evening before a large anI,sence
on archbishop Corrigans Land views.n He said
tnat that part Of the aFchbshops pastoral letter
which was devoted TO the question OF Maintaining
the night TO private property in land was wrons,
anu was made up an through OF a series OF eco.
nomlc IahacfeS This movement, /. he SAID a.like
every other new movement Tor the benefit az TIE
masses at nrst frightened good men, who wanted
70 - ignt ana Justice prevail just becausei was
LEV; yet generally, sueh men after more mature
consioefafion, became the stoutest champions on
the REFORM which at first they denouncedr The
supporting the Henry George theory.