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New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
@seaovay & '9Le St.
6iiuations Dantco--ft females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

MALE AND FEMALE IF HELP
THE PROT ECrIvE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Est-b.ishel IN 1852. lncorpqratcq lS-4
:. ODFIT- President T. Y. OuhlI Treasurer.
". IL PhOSoEK, secretary. ID. a. hhALOpH, Attorney
Main once removed 20
Dot CTU-ANL. aud 1884 BHOADWAr,
Noai ,tist
c,,-- (3lS and o Futon e., nfar FierTfpOnt
broo&''h { Als5 - fulton 40 ma VanderbIta ave
The references u AL applicants for st ations are Vc9'
NURsT-T%FANTs'.-Can b-.ns baby ny o. bottle no.
COOK and IKU NDREss-Good c,ol and excellent laun-
'TRiVTL WIN LADY or IfGlIT vORK.-By middle
aZcd woman. y \ 100 at ~ 6th-ave. o- -, -
COOK Al in a its branches 80 300 al 2oi IA ave
WAlTREsr.-N IN all IT'S branches 40 d lOo al 'O'
Gil - -.
I AfU and SEA HsTH So. Highly comr tent u years
references. No. \ u AZ 5Ji tth ave. ,...,, ,,.
CHAMBFPNA'D and : t.A Not =, OF NCtot-'ut
and 1T. No = loo az 5Hi Gth-dve.
COACIiIAN md GARHE' r. Married mn: strictly
TEMPERATE. beet references Aadrcss W. p 5t1 tthaVe
COACHMAN.-Ilrs Ilrstcasss CITY country best Ieier'
cIc"s Addiass B.. 6lh-ivc. . IA.
PRIVATE \ Ai1EK OF & ACHNAN.-Co!Ji" "d' Al c4iy
references. Alir,ss ". j., Jci Gth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

PFCOEDTD REAL ESTATE IRA 'sFEH'-N- T. OlI1'
The oylnr SHOWS "a, r ','t' traasa'tio1' recofio'
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27
dmnsemfnls.
SPECIAL.

A CADEMY OF Music. SPECIAL.
"A THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ...,x
For and for the performances of the
GEN COURT DRAMATIC COMPANY, .iOnnded ana pro
NOTED Highness the Duke OF sake Aeinngeu are
D.. For prospectus particulars apply at BOX once
Places can lie secured by mail.
BASEBALL. Gran, co,,Is. P%l9 9.Gd Grounds To-Day
NETWORK V. COLI IBIA COLLEGE.
Game called p. m. Admission 2jc
DARTLEY CAMPBELL'S : i4th-St. Theatre
l'.th Month, RICEo BEAUTIFUL EvANGELlNE 80
1On Week. sri SIS. Every evening At 3 Wed and Sai
24ith to 2j2i Manees , FRIDAY cvc April 30 20 IN
Performance performance. souvenirs sat evening NAV J.
Positively Last fmOnii o Mf Rico fXiT1 ailraclplN
performance including the only appearance OF Miss FAY
May !. IEMPLkJON
DUOU OPERA HOUSE. ARCADIA.
ID Evenings Matinee SATURDAY a. ..
Superb production ot Gnis new Bur!esiue' entltIed
ARCADIA.
New and Characteristic Scenery.
Rare Costly Dresses and "a
star cast Of Characters.
CAsN9Gn G 10 s pr,pI ana .l rs s@d @ai: a9thst
Of the most beautiful production NJ Opeta C0nique
witnessed q the Casino. The
Gl PSY BARON
...Monday. May TO- first .eDresentaionln In Amoricaot
ERMlNE
Seats can now be secured
New-York tribune., 1886-04-27

vTFGFTABLE GARDENER. - BY q good
n.n a, lake care OF horse and 10 skifu
IN keep corntry place ceani good reference Aaafss
N D. box q, Tribune Uptwen OHce. Lass bresawsys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

81. LOUIS. MO-, Aug t-Cat,ie - Recclpts
lup shipments oo1i active and UNCHANGED,
good 10 choice shipping "a Sfgfa Az
common 20 fair S s5al 10; butchers, eteers
W toa4 20; cows and hoifora 81 ssa9 40
through Texas s. 25a3 30. Hog --Reeeipts
oBOoi shipments 5000; martcf steady on eood
corn led nogsi grassy half fattcd dulL i5c
,ower, " w sheep- keceipta $500; ehipwents
lsO0i larry active; 81 2baa 20,
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Aug 4--The live stock
Indicator reporis; Oattle--Rocelpte as, shin.
mems mems more shipping grades strong; grass
VeNans slow but steady. good 70 choice
W pQai ~; common 10 medium g i0d8 so,
stockers 81 o0a2 70; feeders So sQdS 30, cows
~ bOa2 81. iloge-Rectipts 1884, shlpmenta
2llOi MARI o. weak and &c loves al 81 coal IS
shecp--hcccipts II; shipments nothing; mar
ket steady. good 10 choice 81 lOd8 10. com,
mon 10 medium 81 b0a2 20.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug l.--Drovers JonrnA
reports Catti0 - Receipts 1900 shlpmenu
1910, market slow but steady shipping steers
W coos %; cows, bulls aud mixed, 81 aIda 80
bulk, ~ 6td2 w, through TEXAS cattle weak
cows " lbN2 CO., strers y G0d3 So Hoga--
| Receipts 10000; shipments none market stendy
natives 81 hodi 10; Western 81 00a3 80, TeXan
/ 81 T5GSj - lamus So tOG6 90.
| NEW YoRK, Aug --Deeycs--Receipts y
\ car lQadsi pTiooe were fairly maintained 70
pens hut feeding not hrm; native steers 81 lOa
| steers from Indiana taken for shlpment 10 Lon
don al 50 5065 Coz no Texas Colorado 4
market: exports $50. sheep and lambs Re
| coipte 300, ilrmer and higher for good stock
pens cleared for fret time this week sale
sheep So 00Gt 6l6 lambs s4 ihdG ~. llogA
Receipts 0OO)i few sales on light weight A. IS
40 30. ana tone u market weak ut close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
BULLS
|TOnic SyTHl
l,ar CURE OF ~.
1 and AcUE
ms and FEVER,
I,,ap,aL DISEASES.

I,,A,. celebrated medicine
o. , !. narnooSrIcrity over all rem en-,
I, : ny public for the he's SAFE NE
nv, e and PERMANENT cure
n T. chi chilis and Fever, w p ~.
er'o s,a ndine. He refers 70 me
ia y Southern sTti country 70 bear
lna Az truth Of the assertion !
b .t .ss will it fail TO cure !. 4 I
h ss;Ss,I followeda carried
..Tlv' cases a single dos, has y.
4 nls J S,ye, and whole families
/. NJ y : ! single bottle, with ape9r-
feY,asso general health. II is,
n ' o ~" d a. continued in smaller
4 /, y ny tg 70 after the disease has z
=. 2. s sTS cially in difficult and
s olo o'I Usually this medicine !,
a s.s aid 70 keep the bowels IN
"a az the he patient, however, 70.
ula as sh aftcrhaying taken
h u 2 ' , y he Tonic, a single , dose 3
Ess,rTABIE FAMILY PlLLs
Use no other
10y RITLL'8
No SYRUP,
4 sARsaPARlLLA,
Inns WORM DESTROYER
4, seredles OF the Day.
a. Main st., LOUISVILLE, XII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce aud provlslons.

KANSAS LIrY, Mo, Aug. i.-wheat weak
No 2 red cash b9lGc bid, BOSc asked september
die: October 80 5ic hid. G8hc asked Corn low
or; No. 2 cash 33Ha85Aci 5 ptember A13@
3lsio; october, 35tc, Oats nominal 1oc plu'
27c asked, cash,
ST. LOUIS, Mo Aug 4.--Flour dull ana un,
changed Wheat easy, strengthened later ana
rallied 10 %, ana closed eioa1y, bat q 20
10 lower than yeatordhy; No, red cash
7al,d75hc; August 7a'smlOAc closing !1ao'
September I8k@7I%c; October lst@Nse'
cinsing 7pto Corn weak, lower; DC
clined ~ TO lGc early, rallied p 70 80,
closed A to 20 lower than yeeterdAyi 10,
mIxed cash SOC August 1OAci September DA@
J0isG, olosing l076c, October tO@afiAc, eros
ing d SO bid Oats dun. ana y 20 20 lover 70.
mixed cash 26- d@hci august 2e4e
bid september ?1Ss GlSi oO o', VIII steady
at 500. Wool fairly active eleaag anu w.
changed medium clOttinR 22m2Hoi egmbmg
24a25c low and coarse llgzAS hn me p,o ,y
sions dnii and weak Pork $40 20. LARD ~ 90
Hulk meats dull and lower loose iVts "a iVnnh
clear 81 20 short ribs " NJ reoIt si9 ns "a Az
| Il AZ abort clear ST. t0db ~ haeQn easy lphk
r,eay sg aOs3B aa short ribs 50 OodI, snort GEAR
| 81 10, Hams firm at Sl2 50@lS
CHICAGO. Ill, Ans, i.Ir ysnR I'M rallied.
and closed about yesterdays pllees', ~ ssbitc
TSys 67ic closed 7iAc; September 'sH@ sS n
closed 1870; October CO. yngnsI gsra
] i5ase closed 4gsn; September l3 'la@tatse
| closed Is 8 100 octoner iiHilac, closed $50
| PORK weak and wer; cash W 49, ssptI,ia
fer 81 52i. Lard steady cash 81 s0i ,, ptemns,i
| III 600 0S clos q 81 90 september Sona . ~
elosed 50 10 October SO 52H6 ss's closed ~ w
1 short rib sides wssker; cash W W, ho 3,r
| n,nnta tteady; dry salted shoulders " lOan 70
| short clear aidea IS 55mG 90. Whisky tteAay a.
| " ~. ~
4 NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. s.--flonr uuii
/ weak ana lower choice 81 4D43 oOi fancy ~ y
| 100. xtra fancy 81 lpat ioi Minnesota palsln
| ryocesa and winter wheat patents " oVat y
! Earn luiet Oats dull and lover; choice " ~ ~
| am ln sacks 81 tec. COrnmeal duii ana n shau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Two 10 Seven Points Lower
Money Market Easy.
wheat Opened Easy, Hiuctnnted and
Ciosed Generally Lower Live stock
transactions wcro Brisk.
ENGLISH ooNsoIs.

LONDON, Aug. l--'rhc markct Tor consols
closed i0l ilG for money.
srOuKs AND HoNDs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

buckets. two haupe. VI 70 per dozen; brilliant
oils, tbla, lss; Eupion do, 2ec. do 20 cases,
50 l0, brilliant 2 caAcs, " i0i do ~ cases
s. eei baking powders, bulk ilei ID cans'
q 60
Rice. Louisiana bif@s4c,
sugar Fine powdered, bbls, SIC; do half
bhlh, 10, cut lonf, 6ifcj Kranulatcd standhni,
The. Louisiana grAnulAtei, 1896 standard A,
59G: c01iCo white Ike, f.ouiglana y. g., ~.
FOuLTRY--W quote OLD hens,tl 300 ! 10 per
dor young ehict ems, 81 uDa 70 turkeys hOdftp
lixl,f line aud medium, 1870 700, iine, heavy dhd
light. igaKo; ak months, light nne mediuln,
ia lfe; coarse, s@iie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

lover At sls5. HAY dn,l aud s,oo,.,.....
~ VVab CO., choice flG 0l@id soS f ggess
llvgiS'su9ivts easier hut not quoiabiv lower
c wnisky qgict Coffee easter no cargoes AZ
tiran hrmer At e1r Cnttoo' secd ,, s,3,ne',
s1pnki prime crude Of, delivered sfa5so
suniaer yellow OIL Jlaaici cake and mosi. Ion Z
ION icb isNn2oc, Sugar quiet and higher;
k.aust sOnfcc Molasses quiet. FNchAnge@.
New iork sight 81 20 per si0Oo premium; hsnt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

Nnw York.

NHw Y0ml, Aug. -Cotlon-spot cloeed
steady and unchanged.
sales, iIi bales
Futures closed steady, down from to Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
Liverpool.

LIgEHPoor., Aug, 4.-Cotton spotcloscd dun
in buyers favor.
Ordinary ed; good ordinary 4 i3lGd; low
middlinxb ~ middling uplands Died; mid
ding Orlenns bisd
~ 600; American, ll6o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

NEW ORLEANS, la, Aug. - OotIon--spot
closed dun and taey
Low ordinary. CSC; ordinary, 7sc; good or
binary, SikC; low middling, 1906 midding,
03.lCc good mlddung, ~ lGci middling fair,
10 II l6O; fair 10 II &c.
Futures opened steady, second call quiet but
stendy closing the same, declined from to 4
upInia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

Tor ~ made expressly
Tor the cure OF dcrango.
ms Nmonts OF tho gcneraiive
'kh9 Yotgans. Tho continuous
|ctty jstrram Of ELECrRlUl-
ny permcot ng through
~ lhp carts must restore
ithcm 20 healthy action
u AZ 10 rot Contound THU
III, With Electric Belts nd
|it gerliscd 70 euro al Ills
II "a for ONE specific pur'
Iaihrs. glging full Information
\, Rloctslc Felt Goa lob wan
IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
0nlYenton.

GALVESTON, rEx.. Aug. l,-ootton spot
closed quiet and unchanged
Gross receipts 81
Sales SO.
Shipments coastwise, 1884,
gtock gO3D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
LOTTO DERMIC
The Great French Skin Remedy

bioiehes' ian and sunbnrn K certain cnra for
letter, eeald head, Tlngworm and al diseases
Of the skin, WIN bleach the hands 70 snowy
Whiteness. II w WILLIAMS a. 90,
Wholesale Agents, Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

"a n.iu st., LOUISVILLE. XXI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
Tho Grand sehuetzen Festival.

The preparations for the annual grand
schuetzen festival Of 1886, beginning on
Monday, June ID next, and lasting till Fri
day-fve days-are rapidly approaching
completion.
To participate In the prize shooting, the
brother societies of New York, Baltimore,
and Newark, N. j., have been invited. In
addition to prize shooting there will be
prize bowling and ladies' prize shooting,
and valuable prizes will be offered TO the
lovers of any of these sports.
On the second day OF the festival the
shooting for the honor Of "kingp will
take place, and also the interesting cere-
monies Of his browning, ending with the
grand "king's banquet in the evening,
The services Of the full Marine band
have been secured for the whole festival
and their able leader, Mr.. John Sousa, pro
poses to give one or two extra concerts
during the same with artillery accompani-
ment.
A competitive drill by the crack military
organizations OF the District has been pro-
posed, and prize, In value not below 800,
win be awarded to the victor.
Trapeze, dancing, and other exhibitions
will vary every day to amuse the public Ia
general, while Punch and Judy will, as ever,
attract the little ones and even grown per
sons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
American Descendants Of Kings,

NELSON COUNTY, VA, April 22.-To THE
EDITOR: The article In your paper on
"American Descendants of Kings" brings
to mind some interesting characters not
mentioned. The two Gems. Ellet who
fought on the Union side In the late civil
war, and who were conspicuous Id the
Vicksburg campaign, were descended from
both Alfred the Great and Charlemagne, as
evidenced In their family tree. President
Zachary Taylor is believed to have been de-
scended, through his mother, from Prince
Hubba, the Danish invader Of England
during the minority of Alfred. Thomas
jefferson was descended through his mother
from sister OF King Robert Bruce ILL., Of
Scotland, and during the formation Of the
| United States constitution once made use
Of the remark, T"Better 20 forward into an
hereditary monarchy Among the de-
scendants Of King Powhatan now promI-
Dent In the House Of Representatives of the
United States are Richard Bland, author Of
the Bland silver bill, and George G. Cabell,
Of Virginia. Respectfully, yours,
JAMES L. HuBARD.
Mrs. William D. Cabell, of the Norfolk
institute, this city, is the only child living
of Col. Charles Ellet, jr., referred to above
who commanded the Ram feet and lost his
life In the engagement at Memphis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
A NEW RAVEN.

Once upon MONDAY dreary,
While pondered weak and weary
over many an olden billhead, ..i
Relies Of the days yore,
While pondered, thinking sadly
ofthe bills paid so badly,
Some one came up rapping madly
on my locked and bolted door,
'Tls some creditor" | muttered,
knocking down my chamber door
Only this, nothing more.
Ali distinctly remember,
Twas the nth Of December
And the owed.for dying ember
Wrought Its ghost upon the hoor
Eagerly wished the morrow,
So that could go and borrow
From my friends, much to their sorrow,
Who considered me bore;
From the friends who had much Doodle,
And considered me q bore,
Who'll DO paidl ali, nevermore.
And the cotton, sad uncertain
Rustling Of each percale curtain
Thrilled me- filled me with fantastic longings
often felt before
Longngs for the daddies dollar
had often sought to collar,
When my diaphragm was hollow,
And my pocketbook was poor,
When the eurly-headed barkeeper
Would credit me no more.
Presently my soul grew stronger;
HesItating then no longer
"sir," said l, 'rm sorry that heard you not
before,
But the fact is, Twas SHOCKING
on the sad effects of bOozlng,
AS you know, sir, II you listened TO my wild
and snortinR snore,
And I'm sure didn't hear YOU"
Here opened wide the door,
Twas the tailor as OF yoreI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08


The annual meeting OF the State Medical
Society viii be held at New Berne, begin.
ming May 10.
The shipment of gold from the mint at
Charlotte at this time Ia larger In amount
than 1t has been since 1854.
The annual convention Of the diocese of
the Episcopal Church of North Carolina
will be held at Goldsboro' May 20.
The mammoth cigarette factory Of w.
Duke Sons 81 Co., OF Durham, are filling
| cigarettes per day.
Mr.. W. H. Snow, Of High Point, has sold
| one-half interest In his valuable patent for
| curing tobacco, for large amount, to q
| party In Philadelphia.
| The North Carolina Teachers Assembly
| will hold Its next annual meeting at Mount
| Mitchell Hotel, Black Mountain, N. c.,
from June 20 to July7.
| large tract of land In Swain county for
| himself and father. They leave Peunsyl-
yania on account Of cold and disagreeable
climate.
The section OF country around Green's
boro' is famous for its cherries. None Of
the trees now bearing were planted for
| profit, but for the use of those who planted
them. The belt In which they grow most per-
feet is confined to radius Of about twenty
five miles, Of which Greensboro is the cen
ter.
At the Warm Springs, N. c., just discov-
cred, a cavity Of unknown depth has been
found, from the bottom of which flows the
hot water, which sparkles like diamonds
near the surface, owing to the gas escaping,
the waters boiling up In immense quantity
from the assure, and lie from ITO to 1l5 de-
grees Fab. Of heat.
w. w. Patterson, OF Scranton, Pa, has
| invested large amount In an experiment
of growing sweet potatoes in North Carolina.
He will plant 1000 acres this year In
| potatoes for the northern markets. There
are thousand OF acres Of sandy lands that
will successfully grow sweet potatoes In
eastern North Carolina.
Mrs. Charlotte Elan died at Fayetteville,
| N. O., on the 26th ultimo She was In her
| 10th year, and had been an active member
| of the Methodist Church for nearly sixty.
nine years. Mrs. Elan was the mother Of
Mr.. w. @. Elam late secretary OF the COM
monwealth OF Virginia and editor OF the
Richmond Wig.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
SIRE ID Re Ratnrnah.
Washington Correspondent of New York En-
terprise.

Washington Correspondent of New York En-
terprise.l
The fall elections promise to be mighty
interesting to not few members OF the
forty-ninth Congress. Gen. Harry Libby,
of the second congressional district Of Vir-
ginia, will undoubtedly be returned; he has
some strong friends and true among his
sable constituents who believe In him and
who will put their shoulders to the wheel
when the time comes. Mr.. Libby has al
ready served two terms and made his mark;
he is not an orator, but hard worker In
committee, for his district In particular,
and the Old Dominion generally. During
the past winter he has kept his store open
at Hampton at loss to himself OF many
hundreds OF dollars In order TO supply his
people, both black and white, with the
necessaries Of life, and he has generously
refused to demand cash ON delivery for
goods purchased. He has secured several
large appropriations for public buildings In
his district, which will enable many hun
dreds Of men to make comfortable llylngs.
II he is returned las there is every indlca-
ton he win be) he will be able TO do great
deal more good for his constituents and his
district. Harry Libby is good fellow, a
model legislator, and a worker from sway
back" This is solid, and those who know
him best will testify that 1t is the truth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
Every Woman Knows Them.

The human body is much like u good clock
OF wateh IN us m0yementsi II one goes TOO slow
time results If one organ or set of organs
works impeTfectly, perverslon Of functional
effort of all the organs is sure to follow Hence
woman's life miserable are the direct issue of
the abnormal action of tho uterine system,
For all that numerous class of symptoms
every woman knows them-there is one un-
falling remedy, DR.. Pierce's "Fayorlte Pre-
scriplion," tho iayorite Of the sex,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
The Change OF the Richmond and Dam
VILE Gauge-How 1t Is 60 he Done.
TRiohmond WhiQ1

On May 81 the gauge of the Richmond
and Danville road from West Point to Dan
vile Will be changed from five feet to four
feet nine inches, and not single mail will
be interrupted. The company will accom-
plish this remarkable feat by bringing the
section hands from parts OF the system
south Of Danville, and placing gangs Of four
teen men and one foreman TO each four
miles track. For some time past prepare
lions have been made for this change.
Spikes have been driven In each alternate
tie three inches within the rail, and on the
eth all that 1t will be necessary to do will
be TO draw out the spikes which hold the
rails In their present position and push the
rails into the spikes which have been driven.
Spikes will then DO driven on the outside
OF the rails and In the ties, which have been
omitted, and the work will be complete.
AS the rails are connected by FISH bars about
a dozen can be moved at one time. On
June the hands from this end OF the line
will be sent south, and the rails between
Danville and Atlanta, 400 miles, will be
moved In one day. The rolling stock, as
far as practicable, viii be stored at Atlanta
and Charlotte Company's shops and Man
chester, and the trucks will be changed.
The gauge of all the southern roads viii be
altered early in the summer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08

A short meeting Of the executive commit
tee on memorial services was held at G. A.
II. Hall last night. Fifteen thousand flags
were ordered to be furnished for the various
cemeteries. A letter received from Gen.
Sheridan was read, In which he stated that
the troops at the arsenal would be ordered
to form line In tho procession on Memorial
day. The committee decided to decorate
the 5000 graves Of Union soldiers in the
cemetery at Alexandria, aud Junior Vice
Department Commander Hanse IL, Smith
win have charge of the decoration cere.
re6s,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
Interstate Cavalry Tilt Jen Davis
Was There.

was AutTGs
SAVANNAH, GA, May THE interstate
cavalry TIT was the principal feature to-day
at the encampment, The squads from the
following teams ran In the order named
Charleston Light Dragons, Efllnguam ga J
Hussars, Liberty (Ga.) Guards, Georgia
Hussars, Savannah; Beautord Is. c. Dis
trict Troop, Georgia Hussars, Team
No. 2; Liberty (Ga,) Independent
Troop, two teams, The prize
probably lies between the Charleston Light
Dragons, team No. l OF the Georgia Hus-
sars, and team No. / of the Liberty Indie.
pendent troop. The average attained was
not as high as usually attained by the Geor-
gia Hussars, the crack cavalry company Of
the south. The tilt was followed by fine
exhibition battalion drill by the Citadel
Cadets, OF Charleston, s. @. Tonight balls,
banquets, and festivities are In prog
ress at all the armories, and many
private residences in the city Mr., Davis,
Gov, Mcdaniel, and other distinguished
guests visited the encampment during the
day. Mr.. Davis leaves tomorrow morning
at o o'clock for Albany, Ca, where he will
remain until Sunday morning. Tomorrow
the prize winners will be announced and
the encampment closed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08

as fnanciers aud political Economists tell us,
is entirely dependent on the scarcity or plei
thora Of money; but bankers often form syndi-
Gates to arbitrarily raise lower the rate, to
there is no discount on DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef. and Iron. AS nervine brain, muscle,
and blood-producer 1t Is always up to par,
There is never any discount on II. You don't
have TO wait for thirty days. either. nor have
the draft YOU have drawn on your improved
health protested.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
nnv. WESLEY =. enAnAM.

Something About the Pastor OF the
Third Baptist Church of Aiexan-
drla.
Sunday was the third anniversary OF the
Third Baptist Church, Alexandria, Va,
since the call Of Rev. Wesley F. Graham to
that charge. The pastor preached his an
nual sermon at II q. M, and showed that
the years work had been one OF success.
During the year Si,10O has been raised,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08
WOMAN'S LABOR LEAGUE,
SOME INTERESTING FACTS FOR THE
WAGE WORKERS.

Senator Stanford on Industrial Women
What Senator German Thinks-sena-
tor Blair, Representatives Randall,
Bragg, Holman. Warner, and o'Neill
Give Their Views.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08

Rev. Robert Nourse will preach to-mor-
row Sunday evening at the Tabernacle
Church upon the recent , riots III the west est
cure,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08

PREMATURE decline OF power IN either seX,
however induced, speedily and permanently
cured, Pook for 10 cents In stamps Worlds
street, Buffalo, n, Y,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-08

LIGHTNING RoDs OF sufficient surface and
properly placed are to lightning what a gOOl
roof Is TO rain. j, II. kuehling,