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The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19

There is little, if any, eXceptionto be taken
to what Mr. Charles H. Litchman, the lee
turer of the Knights of Labor says in regard
to that organization in another column. The
leaders in East st. Louis, after the shooting
by the deputy marshals, did behave admira-
bly,, and it was largely due to their efforts
that there was not bloody riot 1t is true,
also, as Mr.. Litchman says, that the princi-
pies of the Knights of Labor look to peace
full and amicable adjustment of all labor
disputes. Indeed, there is nothing in the de-
clared constitution of the order that is not
praiseworthy. The difficulty has been, and
still is, that good many members of the or
der are not living up to that constitution.
One of its principles is that strikes are not
to be resorted to until all other means of adj
justment have failed. But the strike on the
Missouri Pacific was begun without even in
forming the company that any grievance ex-
listed, and this, too, in face of special agree
ment with the company not to strike without
notification. If the Knights had only lived
up to their principles, public sympathy would
be as strongly on their side to-day as it was
when their principles were first declared.
Unfortunately there is an element in the or
ganization which is headstrong and reckless,
and which the conservative leaders like MI
Powderly and Mr.. Litchman cannot control
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
Bridgton News.

said that the scheme he suggested to the
Democratic State committee, and which it so
Indignantly spurned, contemplated putting
the management of the campaign into the
hands of Payson Tucker as chairman of an
executive committee and E. G. Allen as
treasurer. The reception the suggestion re-
ceived is likely to impress very forcibly upon
the mind of Bro. Pierce and his associates a
truth which Republican custom house Off
Gals learned long time ago-that 'the
tive franchise is the full measure of the DO
litical privileges of custom house officials.
The Appraiser will be likely hereafter to at
tend to his denim and calico" and let poll
ticS alone
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19


heren
lWocarp
ercan
Body Brussels bauta
exclusively
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
SIDEBOARDS.


puhe picelo TO
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
4Z2 BRoADWA
NEW YORK, April 18th, 1885,

4Z2 BEEoADNVA9 K,
NEW YORK, April 18th, 1886
This is to certify that the BOSTON & PORT
LAND CLOTHING CO. are the sole agents of our
celebrated TROUGH AND TUMBLE" Suits and
Overcoats in Portland. Other parties advertising
the above suits have hand carried over from
former seasons The Boston & Portland Clothing
Co. Store is the only establishment in Portland
where our new TROUGH AND TUMBLE" Suits
and Overcoats can be bought.
A. LEVY & BRO,
Sole Manufacturer Trough and TumbIe' Suits and
Overcoats.
N. B.---We have complete assortment of
the above suits which we guarantee not to rip and
strictly all WOOL fit for boys to Ia years DID, at
the popular price of $500 per suit. Also Trough
and Tumble" Suit and Overcoat $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
A QUESTION FOR MR.. BEECHER.
N " Trihuna-

'The Democratic party says the Rev.
ass" When did he find that outP What What
does he think of the intelligence of man
who, knowing and saying It all along for
over score of years, votes and works to
put supreme power in the hands of double
cared ass?
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
CHAMBER FURNITURE.


We ss styles the build
England they being
We the Rs and When they @ pay obe
beauties
marble also eney
furniture
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
WHERE THE LAYMAN COMES IN.
Rncfnn RaoOrd

a city not far from New York, had been
spending few days mot in this weather
on an island on the Maine coast, and, intend
ing to depart on a certain morning, he start
ed for the boat in company with friend A
porter followed with the doctors valise. Ar
advantage of the wind or tide the boat had
gone before the advertised time. Not aware
of the clerical character of the company the
porter swore several shocking oaths in quick
succession.
his friend.
well said the doctor, slowly and impress
sively, there are times when the services of
layman are Indispensable,
THE CIVIL SERVICE AND THE CUSTOM
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
CURRENT COMMENT.

IT is NOTICEABLE AND SIGNIFICANT.
Boston Traveller.
Neither Conservative, Wing, nor Radical
opponent of Mr.. Gladstone's plan has as yet
offered or proposed anything in its place.
IT WILL NOT THRIVE ON AMERICAN SOIL
Hartford Courant.
There is growing impression that the
imported boycott will never succeed in per.
manently acclimating itself in this air OF
freedom and under the folds of the star.
spangled banner.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19

That was a telling rejoinder of Mr.. Glad
stone to the remark of Mr.. Goschen that the
Northern States had fought terrible war to
prevent the dismemberment of the nation
that when they had the Southern States at
their feet they restored them their indivldu-
al rights and powers as before. The British
people ale in fair way to learn good
many valuable lessons from American histo-
ry and American craftsmanship.
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-19
4 TIMELY EXPLANATION
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune

A Washington correspondent declares that
President Cleveland is a spiritualist, and that
he is constantly. in consultation with me-
diums. This, if true, explains many things
heretofore inexplicable. Wenever did think
any earthly adviser could be responsible for
some of the things which the President has
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

and 10 reduce into one act the act incorpo-
rating the town OF Pass Christian and The
several acts amendatOry thereto. Passed.
Messrs. Simonton and Dean were exeus-
cd on account OF committee work.
Under a suspension OF the rules the
minority report Of the Committee on
Penilentiary and Prisons was received and
read before the Senate. The report j.
too lengthy for insertion here The
minority Of the COMMITTEES consist OF
MeSsrs. Casey aud Binford.
Mr.. Casey moved that 500 copies Of the
minority report be printed.
Mr.. Llse moved the previous question
on the motion to print, which motion was
not sustained.
Mr.. Reynolds moved that the committee
be allowed to withdraw their report. with
privilege to report the same at any time
which otion prevailed.
The Committee re-submitted their report
somewhat modified, bur no action taken, as
the special order for the hour was under
eonsid1ration, viz: An act to amend
ans act entitled an act to incor-
porate the BOARD OF Levee Com
nissioners, for the Yazoo Mississipm
Delta and for other purposes, approved
February 2Oth, 1884.
Pending consideration the Senate
adjourned at $50 o'clock until 1880 o'clock
tonight.
NIGHT SESSION.
The report Of tie minority Of the Com
mittee on Pentitiary and Prisons was
called up by Mr.. Buchanan, and on his
further motion 500 copies Of the report
were ordered printed.
The Senate resumed the discussion OF
an act to amend an act to incorporate the
Board Of Levee Commissioners for the
Yazoo- Mississippi DeIta and for other
purposes, approved Februaty 2Sth, 1884.
Peniing consideration thereof, ad djourned
at 1890 o'clock.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
PabIlc Lecture in Behalf of Good
Object.

RKy. W. c. BLACK, Of the Mississippi Confer
enee, will deliver two Lectures at the Methodist
Church, for the completion Of the rev church
Subject for THURSDAY, FsB. 25, at ~ P NJ
@Gsimpses q Glory; or, Wonders q ne perld
Subject for FRIDAY, February %, "G@csis ana
Gsoso5y. or, The Mistakes II Moses Both Lee
lures will be illustrated by the siereopticon. Ad
mission, so cents. Concentrations Of GlimFses o
Glory:
ave question II our people have ever listened L
lis equal on any 0pelousas Courier
''For depth OF thought, tIllness Of research and
gandeur Of rhetoric VIC never heard It's equal -
Fayette Chronicle.
''As popular, scientific lecture, Mr.. Blacks dis
course is worthy Of repetition in every communit!
In the State. Ii is highly entertaining 10 the sim
plest intellect rs we'll as the most intelligent -
Natehez Democrat
Concentrations OF Genesis and Geology;
"The lecture throughout was one Of the most elo
Qaent and mastery it has been our good fortune Il
listen to.n--Natchez Democrat
FIils reasoning was good; his comparisons apt
his Illustrations striking, and there were irequon
lursts OF grand, inipassoned eloquence. ."-tayett'
Chronicle.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
MONEY SAVED a!
--BY USING THE---
Combination Gas Machine !

THERE Is No nA~Gzs 10 It's management q
In emits no unpleasant or unhealthy sneil or
cdor.
II is FAR lcss troublesome than LAMPS. rsluirina
no moro attention thsn - oriiaary clock.
tiAs made with this ma1hine Gusts from gA cents
10 slso per thousand cubic feet or Rss than oNs-
HALF OF oNK csSr per hour roR EAca auRNRs,
according n the cost Of the material t,iasollnel
from which the gas Is mate.
A BUILDING can be iighiei With frum oNE 70
Flvs HUNn8Ro RuRseRs. VITA less Jfoahie and
skti than Is rc4utna 10 take care ol ono kerosene
lamp.
There Is no FiRg or ngAr used 10 mako me gas,
aud the time reQusuod 10 attend a. a Machine tor
aa ordinary 6Qilding will not exceed feN NtSurgs
per week
By using sss mats with this machine the danger
by hrc and AcclnESrs attending the use o. kcp,-
sene lamps Is avoided.
faE wa0Hr Can eg WOUND uF wufbR ruR
LIGHTS ARR BURNING WITHOUT SXriSsuisutHs
THEN
Small machines made cshecially adopted 10 farm
residences, sntail stors and places ct business az
prices - low that ali avail themselves ni tAis
great convenience aud luxury.
Machines a all sixes mate from fEN 60 oNH
THOUSAND or morn lights, as required
Where buildings are not piped for gas, pipcs can
be laid Tor tbe distribution Ot tha Eas al rRlfIISa
c0Sr lram CELLAR 20 0ARREr, without Injury to
the walls, aud but slight annoyance to the Inmates.
For prices, etc, address
N, II. SMirHE, T., o, hox 2il,
ienl6,'ss-dlw' IAcGs9S, Miss
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

the same charge spoken Of before, anc
submits the above 70 he action ei III
House, without recommendation.
Mr.. Cook introduced a resolution pro
viding that ". L. Lowe, member Of
this House, be expelled, aud his seat be
declared vacant. Lost.
SPECIAL ORDER.
A substitute for the bill entitled an
act for Iepressing the evils OF intemper'
ance BY local optiou, in any county IN
this State, by submitting the question OF
prohibiting the sale If Intoxicating
liquors to the qualified voters OF each
county; to provide penalties for its viola
tion, and Cor other purposes.
Mr.. Norrell, of Yazoo, offered an
amendment By way Of a substitute, an
act to further amend chap, SO, Code OF
1880, and to provide for local option by
ballot, ia reference TO retailing vinous
and spirituous liquors, aud for other
purposes.
Mr.. Harrison in the chair.
The bill Of the Committee provides
that upon a petition Of one tenth Of the
legal voters of any county, tie board
Of supervisors may order an election
to be held within 80 DAYS to determine
whether or not whisky shall be sold in
that county. II majority vote against
whisky then for two years at least there
shall be no whisky sold in said county.
If majority vote in favor Of whisky
then the regulations aud restrictions
now provided for in chap. 80, Code 1850,
and enlarges the punishment for viola
tion of law by both fine and imprison-
ment after first ofsense.
Mr.. Norrell's bill provides for vote
10y districts, municipal corporations or
counties, and allows the majority, as
evidenced by the ballot, to govern.
Messrs. Norrell and Collins favored
the latter substitute.
Messrs. Hoyle, Cook, Cutrer, favored
the Committees substitute.
Mr.. Trigg opposed both substitutes.
Pending confederation of the above
the House, at 2 o'clock, adjourned.
The Governor has approved;
An act to. incorporate the .own OF
Harriston in Jefferson county.
Adjourned
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

Mr.. Geo. W. Carlisle, who ior the last
seven years has been connected with
The Land Department o: the State
Auditors Once, aud who has been
chief clerk in that Department for the
past four years. has voluntarily rendered
his resignation. aud will go into the land
and general real estate business. Mr.. Car
lisle il thoroughly acquainted with the
land system, aud understands alt matters
relating 10 assessments and payment Of
taxes and guarantees 10 all, who may call
on hilu, entire satisfaction.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
The Bonded Debt Of Kinds County
AN ACT supplemental TO an Act entitled
IAN Act to provide for the payment OF
the bonded debt of Kinds county, Nap
proved March l4th, 1884.

AN ACT supplemental 10 an Act entitled
IAN Act to provide for the payment OF
the bonded debt of Kinds county, Nap
proved March l4th, 1884.
Section /. Be tt enacted by the Legis.
lature of the State of Mississippi, That SEQ
ton four Of the Act OF March l4th, 1884, en-
titled "an Act to provide for the payment Of
the bonded debt OF Kinds county, be amend.
ed in this, that the holders Of outstanding
bonds Of the character specified in said Act,
shall have one year from the, ! assage Of this
Act within which TO refund their bonds
under the terms and stipulations Of said Act
of March 18th, 1884 and that publication OF
this extension of time be made In the mode
provided in section of the Act Of March
llth, 1884.
SEc 2. And in all cases where outstand-
ing bonds are presented to be refunded,
where The coupons due on January igt, 1885,
have not been paid, the president Of the
beard Of supervisors shall issue = eerti6oate
and couniersi9ned BY the county treasurer.
f0r lhe interesi on said unpaid coupons 20
10 Tile tine 81 relundiuo said bona. said Cen.
tiscale 10 be payable on January lsi, na5i
after issuance ol he sanle' ani klsa If nHiz !
Iu3iIA SAM nIai nef n II llF3 Nt1 e6lii' 81 :.
I'Ee#idti fiIi @fiAI III ! 81 z||z
coupons due 1Annzrz Esls 1895 10 Dz|a IS
1856 and bhfefe the presentation e
the bonds for rounding, to which they
belonged, then the certificate Of the county
treasurer of the true debt the payment oil
such coupons shall be eyidence upon which
the interest certificates provided Tor herein
shall be issued
SEo. 3. BE- it further enacted, That this
Act take effect from its passage
Approved February 1S, 1886.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

From the Battle Creek (sieh.) Daily Moon. Aug 10
The opera house was full last night in
cludipg the gallery, to witness the peri rm-
ance pt the trained dogs. The fsats per
formed by these trained animals we're
wonderful, and ELECTED the applause Of
the audience. The exhibition viii be re-
peated this evening with change Of pro-
gramme. Miss Blanche managed her
trained dogs with grace and skill, and
Prof. Norris was equally successful in his
share of the performance. The children
especially were delighted. Will exhibit at
Jackson, February q.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
PROCLAIM ALTON {!

Al Shen TO his loving and loyal subjects Of the City q
Jackson:
WHEREAS, II has pleased His Imperial Highness
All shen MikddO, of the flower. kingdom Of Japan
the city over the destinies Of which his loyal sub
jects Johanna McGill, has his distinguished per
mission, the honor to preside:
Now, therefore, these are to inform you that am
ordered to announce to all his loving subjects thai
His worshipfuI Majesty, with his Royal Suite, will
receive their respectful homage on the nights Of th'
I'd and 4th Of March, at tho City Hall, Of the saiC
City Of jackson.
All ilnemhsfe u he suite vii pe.,ent ihemselye
ii Cont Costume
Al SAKx, Mikaia
aens FAN Grand el,amheflaiue and segiAe.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

We are now displaying on our coun-
ters large assortment Of ORIENTAL
LACEs, in aoundng aud edges, at
prices fifty per cent. cheaper than
ever offered in this market, and a full
line OF EMBRoIDERIEs, bought at
the recent great auction sale Of FIELD,
CHAPMAN & FENNEa.
Come early and make your selections,
for these goods are
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
Genuine Bargains

| We had no FIRE, water Or smoke to
damage our. stock, but you can buy
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
from US at 25 per cent. less than they
can be purchased from any house that
did.
Gent. satinst Suit. $3.50 to $500.
Union cAiTiners' $780, worth $1,000.
American corkscrew and Diagonal Suits
$500 to $1,000 worth OOso $500.
Boys Suits $500: worth $500
All Wool Under wear $500 per suit.
These are III new goods, and are
cheaper than ley can be bought at
wholesale.
Stedman g Co.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

-Jusr Received at G. J. BEcK's, the
Latest, Handsomest and Nobbiest Norfolk
Suits; and Button Getaways and
Straight Cut Sack Suits, ever brought to
Jackson. feb24-1w.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

MIR. Walter Nirden, who hss been Man
a0er 81 Publishing Hoa,e in New Mckee,
for the past few years, is here ona visit 70
his relatives. Walter, like ali OF his
brothers, is live, energetic young man,
and deserves a great deal Of credit Tor t.e
progress be has made in the business with
which be Is now CONNECTED.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
The Rest Light.

II you want a clear bright, safe light
without smoke, use Browns Family Oil
and Browns Non-Explosiye Petro Oil. ID
be had only at Browns Oil Depot, next
door north Of j. Green's Bank. | have
been studying and experimenting with oils
Tor seventeen years, and what do not
know about oils | would be very glad to
pay some one TO inform me. will moi
sell an oil that / do not consider as safe as
oil can be made. | keep on hand com
plete stock Of Lamps ard Chandeliers,
Lamp Fixtures, Choice Family Groceries,
Cigars and Tobacco. | buy for spot cash,
aud will sell at low-down figures. Try
ME. WM. J. Brown, JR.
jan3l-dawSt.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

Go to the Methodist Church Tonight
al so'clock and hear Rev Nr. Blacks
lecture on "Gsnesis aud Geology" IL Is
highly instructive and the stareoptican
picture will lie very entertaining
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
Opening .Dar.

As | am constantly receiving and sell
ing Oil, Chandeliers, Lamps and Choice
Groceries, every day is an opening day
day With me, except On SUNDAY, on which
day ] propose to rest.
jap3l-dawSt WM. J. BRowS, sR.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
DAILY CLARION.
FRIpAY. FERRuARY %. lss6.
LOcAL avn 0THEG NorEN

Mr.. Thos. T. Persons is selling at cost,
for cash, all his stock Of boots, shoes, hats,
umbrellas aud hali-hsse,. saved from the
late ire. SEE his announcement
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

Choice Cigars and Tobacco, 1T Brown.
Oil Depot. ijanSl.dawSt.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

We have firs,-tiass Tailor ID eur
employ from New YorS, which enables us
TO give Won perfect IN clothing Cail on
Us. CsPfTAr CLoTHESg EaPoRIu3L
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
Sht Timrs-1tnlutrat,
NEW ORLEANS.

THH TINS. DEMocRAr is ire best paper Ia
the Southwest, With the largest eireaiation
south q the ohlo and Potomac. Il makes q
speciality Of Southern news. having a corre-
speadsnt ~ eyery town o. any sac OF i'm.
porsanee, furnishing q BY telegraph with an
news Of general and local interest. Il has
also lAfge number of cofrrs nanacnts In the
leading NouheFn aud Western cities and il
some ct the European Capitals, kceping it,
readers intormcd on ths news, polilics and
art oi The day.
Ii Is tie only paper % the United States
having pagdcnts Va an the caantfiea oi
LATIN Amer.ss, Publishing special editions in
Engiish and spanish aud & wing al The news
~ McV.co, tenlfai ard Sopih America
II hnntshss IN adaitiea tsc local news cf tie
dss and thg fullest aud snnst complete market
reports. ~ cdtmsals ate devoted to the
aaA anectnrai and preeress u the south and
thc Union, and ~ tte advocacy 81 al ideAs
that will hcnsat shis county,
THE SusnAN fiNFs pENocskr i one ol
TIE most important hieray publications In
thd Saalh, containing cort,ih tians stories,
skctetes aad rn ins tfem thc nest ctaiaent
Amsricau wFden. Il pHhishes society
lcitcfs irom Alt thc Wale impattast Snafh-
sIn towns. Other Interesting features are its
Shtdfen's Celgmn zoe Young people. IL
Casss Oelsmn tkc hest u the ualtea States,
and ~ tr.st- iaftqnt tsun tho iufclea press
\ spf ri8t aiufc 81 the Aundpv rtNHs.
heNet AZ = he puhiigaien ui sermons
ps,aee.a en- hs pres'aas eAy BY tie most
lnt ltAks nHsiNRAr y nsSRfga on the
mosi impsfses no glFutrliex p4tss which
sa, ts A. rssss I inhaok fQfm. soss
70 nc teaa sfN s'sfsa aia cNititft
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cents "a v tntps ~ eufFraav 80 tsss uHsct
THIS NEEktN TIME. n#A.Ut tsaT
embraces he best ivatdt,. "a thr DAILY iesac,
and In addition pebilsAua yala4sldg selected
matter on agriculture, Vtr.. whith ieAkss Il
ruliafly adapted kIf cNrff Southern home
IS by tst the hssi WEEKLY ENtiai,rd u
South
nice per annum, St.Sn, OF a hands0as
Waterbury watch and chain, euarant, 81 60
keep correct dine, with 1uR MFKKLN tIMBs
DKMocRAT for one ysas, -. 80, cash in adj
vance
THE CLARION---
AND wKkKLY TrsEs-DEsocRAr, One Year, iu
e1.SO,
TnE CIAaios Asp DALy TiNRs-D DEMooRAr, on
year. for $3.50.
Adaraqs THE CIAnION Ikrraox Mtae
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

THE Wonan's Eriend Tor sale At Brown,
Oil Depot. Tjan3l -d4a3t.
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26
NOTICE

fTHE FInM or GE0. S. eREEN co. VIII
= q dissolved 90 March iat next psgfies Ia
deb.ei 20 tie lrm are requested " make prompt
setifnieuf gEG ! GAfeg
fsiis. ss-it
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WO0a!-NO NOnDi-sfnnni

uEI0EY AND OAK FfRE WOoD-kNY
4 4 lranfitT 10 slIs pgfthssess 81
tagfs fif CPS (. gRsES eoss
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

--sietson Hats a specially at the Carr
TAI CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
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LOST.

OS LIVINGSTON ROAD, BETWEEN LAKE
~ CHURCH and siinton eross-rpaalls, small Faii
leather HAND sArCHEfs-eontaiui ming ss,rna Iitfle
money aud apiece Of Jewery. Liberal reward foi
re.uTa .',1s. e s. lhis once MATT p ASH
The Daily clarion., 1886-02-26

New Shades !-NEw NALL PAPER
at
feb24, 'S6-St EYRlcH & Co.'S.
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THE LLANION---
AND wEkKLY TrNEs-DENocRAr, One Year, for
o1.SO.
TnE CLARios ASp DAily TiNRs-D DKMocRAr, one
year, for $3.50.
Address THE CLARION, JAoKsos, Miss.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-15

Pictorial journalism.

What must be the taste and the for
bearance OF a people who accept or
submit to the vile pictorial features Of
the daily press? To man Of sense
and intelligence they are an offence
that excellence of other features can
hardly palliate. These pictures dis
tort, belittle, belle and falsify the orig
inal IL most hopeless way, They are
made without art, they are published
without conscience IF the cave-dwell-
ers and the mound builders were liv-
ing, such papers would find their best
constituencies among them. The pic,
torni effects of the savage who scratches
few outlines on piece Of bark are
productive Of as good pictures as these.
The publishers know this, for they use
the same crts with substitution of
names, and PAIN them off on such pur,
chasers az are unfamiliar with the Or
iginal.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-15

baugh are now coming forward to assert
that his title is the true one to the tel
ephone, and I am told that they intend
to assault ex-Commissioner Ben njamin
Butterwor.h IN the official charges
which they will present to the Govern :
ment.
President Cleveland has been out of
the White House but little during the
past week. lie seems averse to indul-
ging in amusements of any sort. Prl-
vate Secretary Lamont is his compan-
ion at his meals, and other friends fire.
quently dine informally with them
Miss Cleveland is likely to be absent
for some weeks. The President has
not said a word to any one about the
possible retirement of Secretary Man
ming or the selection of a successor to
him.