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say that out Of $50 men smployed ia the
yard .; the time Of the adoption Of the
resolution ard the date OF the report
oSs had BEEN appointed BY the previous
Administration, and the majority Of the
rev force were too young 70 have taken
part IN The late var g. men were Union
soldiers and sAilors, OF whom 81 were
appointed by TTuXtun, ard 81 were
oolored men. Colored men Of equal
sklll have been given equal opportunities
ioT employment, and not 70 the Comno-
dore's knowledge was any such night
accorded by previous Administrations.
Thirteen out Of thirty caulkers were
freedmen, and when the force
was reduced, no discrimination on ac-
count Of color WAs made. Commodore
Truxtrn erabodies IN the report letter
ffom Congressman Brady. 10 which the
lStteT names IS eN-Union soldiers and
sailors hon be know personally. and
vho had been discharged from the yard.
Commodore TruXtuu answers N each n
lyiduAi case Three OF the men named
are suu employed IN the yard. the Re-
usiuirg twelve were dis har-si for in
ercieucy Objectionable habits. lack Of
employment. lack Of funds ore because
be failed on The cjvil-seryice examination
fCT the position o.! foreman one for
causes sufficient O. himself s. com
maudalt ard three because Of o4ea-
sive partlsaa,hip and as il was his
dtterm nation 10 I'D The yard Of poll
tics. il was necessary 10 remove these
three men. Two appo.ateeS 70 take
two q the above places were n the
Confederate service. bat had superior
mtchAnca. ski, q Two others. one
WAS s son Of = United S,s.es naval
c-ceE ard cue wa 81 ext nited safe
rAvs, o-tcer; others we're too yo-lg a.
the tine OF The rebellion 70 have taken
s-y rtrt 10 the STRIFE.
e. r. conclusion respectfully say Tia,
have a,vsvs. e. TIE bes; o. M .l5.-
merit. prevented politics from beng a
controlling element n this yar1 l.--7s
uy administration.
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.'' .'''''-' ~ .-'
" ASH >'-oo' AA'-'. -
s.-tf' >e,' 70 '-l nae .''-a. ~
, nina O. >a,--e- l. " -yA's.
iae l'ls'i.-' % 1,----
missioner 'l '-s us u --' W 10 ----- "a
.''' 1i--'a .'' ~, U.s. :. ~
'---' = " -,''''-' - : --'. =.
d i--.-'-' '-'-'l' DAB ~ '--'
H.-.' JIG VA --'" ID '--- ~ 30,
az rs -'.'- '-'.'' 49, - ...s - -
gas ava. s. -,'- 81 -..' v g ..- =.
s. a. -, 80 go -.,-,- 49,.
J 's'-.-s ~ '--'.' " '- -
-.- 81 y..-..,--.
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look upon bis silment as serious. and
that bis throat is not affected. IL hiss
been ssoerisined, however, that Glad
stone is confined TO his room. and that
be has spent all bis time since Sstur-
day in bed. Ministers who have been
required by theexigencies Of the States
business to call upon the Premier have
been received IN bis bedroom. lie A.
tends to his necessary correspondents
BY debating from his couch.
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-EE SPANLNR NAERMcE.


r,.,r.. f.st,r. ass ,,sn o.. .os,.
v,.o.u.,t,raas-.
1r.-,.+ -,a,.,-,-, .,rs ~
80 I-.-.,,. al bs, .o,-.,, d.,
- -. 800 ~ ,s-,-
.-..-...- tr .-.-r nm, 80
- ,-.-.s.. .,.,h..- he I-f,7,1
-. -. --..r r..--a t-.,-.,
~ .r- H.. f.. ,,-,rs7.le- ,,l
t,-.ls- q. ,t. ,a.-,,..- d. PARIS.
r,.,-. s..-,.s. u ..-,-..... an. ..r-i.ls
No. ,-..4-- d., r.-v..g- a5s ui..
......- .....-e. a-..- every l,.y.
.-.t....-.s. ,.a f..ts.-. IL
80 "a. ~ .-,-., ....--.-. re-. Tor
80 -,.- h.-. Alfonso. tie tr,5e's
s-..... 7...t...-- r.-a-t 49, go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
ArvANCING WAEEs.
FIFEIN JERSET CITY.
BE- ottaH Ni~smsf Fsaapssr'd-Dss'rno-
tiru 81 wharf Prs3~rty.

uru 81 wharf Prss~ru.
fFr ts.ez-apl 20 t1e Dispsicl.l
JTR-EY CITY. March a FIRE
brose out at the Long dock abou; %
O'Clock this norn,r. among quantity
~ ute stored upon the pier OF the
li1r.rch Steamship Company. L Is
fought 70 have been caused - spoa-
ts-eous combustion. The Games were
discovered ~ Na-;hs-isl Fa-ick, wb3
was engaged N arranging the electro
.c1ts o. the vier. Fa.Ick summoned
ltlte Vat-5usl ca The pier. AID they
t.a- 90 e1t.1-l.sh The blaze. Iio1-
-g E.: beyond ,as.r control a.
alarm was sent ,-t quickly FOLLOWED
pr sa---5 alarm 2-i q genera. cal.
bringing the entire cry .-a department;
.o tic scene. The f-rv-5-st >lsf-e-
hao-a was ling il one Of The slips
9Th steam ~. ar ,-e l-ca-hsu-s got
CIT tie Inc hose All id -3o1 wark.
The Fre C.ufa1y's -r--ooa,s Don
J.zo. Van H.-tsl. a1- Bl-1,3. tae
Fs---y .r4-ia railroad, s,sau-t-=,
Pa--.---s. America. L1c.e Ale. an
You-- America, az t1e Cea;-s, rA-.
rca-s t.- Eavo--e. also responded
O. tie alarm All soon hal
streams upon tb- t-e. Two s,ei--
>b-vs. ;ts Egyptian M1-s--i 21l TIE
If5.L- Me-a- .. were .r.1g s.0-.-i!-
he ----s-v'. r,a-. The E-yr--a-
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louise michel Mosbed.

lB,- Anglo tu1er.csu cable Col the u.spaica.,
PAKI,. March ,.-LoGise Michel was
peited with stones aod s8oS-ba.ls a.
Versailles this evening while addressing
a meeting on strikes and socialism.
She escaped without Injury. Her com
psuion. Nine. Bongoure. Was also
mobbed. her cab being Peltei with
stones and bedaubed with mud. Some
Of tie missiles struck her on the face
and drew blood. She haally took refuge
in the mayors Otics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
pyoxsrors suE. Pork steady II sie.es.
Lard easy Of 1895. Balk- meats s5oGi M
changed.

LARD easy 81 ss.ss. Balk. nssis ssoai nn-
charged.
CHICAGO, Narrh s-FloGr nneha9gef.
WHEAT strong early. closed &c. y nasf 80
tsTdsy; March, sosaelAse-. MAY. 80
early elssed Ves Z cssh. 81 1sssc. asTco.
s7isc.. Nay. 80 ssc9zc. o~is over ana
rfia: cash. 2s3sc.. March. zyc.: ssy, - "a
szsc. Mess. pork sdysncsd $40. ss' 80
Nsfeh so sc.sis IS. My, 81. s0'fa
si0s2Jb Lard steady cssh ADD Asfr..
s. % aisy - 07AsSs.l2t boxet nests
steady: tTy-~sltsd shosiders $500
UnisEey steady a. sl.is. sossH VI
changed.
EEyITw 90 rHE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. GArh s-There vas hsf
ts-ree % Hct!yity and drsnsSs 30 WaFst -
ihe,OpFu.ug arf pros Wsre.lig .ler. w. the
advance 49, Eere flau icst % ilf e.ts-S'
toit weather aEisfrrnz adriees fren kng-
lsud New sB3 7 ork cool "a win a. sxf-ott
movement ~ Tie sttsT point neafY
hFr BEhf ihe s1uFf> 90 fbe front hut "a @csfl
as tle.r = we're suppliei t.2s sellers oct
-mberr4 tlc but ers. fay ppED~l a.
-ss.c so'a up g. - ~ bar afierwari fel..
sut c'Ossf 90 - sr a. % rlof T. ia TIC az.
fert ncl Nay el.i e. n" if - asa
cosst - - lec. A. eleven points thc
rece n.. Werr 81 r-a Dasaes su3 sup
at.ts 20 600 uus-e-s- iast week tee
.fa.k u New Nork 8.rr-a-as so s5s
pus. 81, snd ere Ell oate ~ decrease %
ths r.s..is sEpsH Wa 81 BE Way ifo.A
20. geo 10 $40 Geo n.sle.>. Cora was
fHofeiafss sciFa a.. frs. 90 hxAer
tsriy .iulatly w.t1 Wlest ali drn
rshss ans good demand from 80 ipnrTs -
DAD .r 20 y' -Se.s .ere ADD be So sairs -
ocu.k v-rp r. hr.1a 20. .-l8f c40%e.
ofeu .TE street.. Y.era lee rEt ~ toe elr-.
uFs kDr~. 80 ." art af fae a. olfnil 60
Frlce- ~ co. Pared " 3D. those ~ - 1rday.
slowed n dec re- a' losl4r- on lL ~. i,JtA
E.a *. ru ..l- aul s-.rt-i.' e.
LOUISVILLE
L0~fsvTfLE March --5~'n era.
VA 1saf-Nc = ret. esc torr--NsN " e
.+c. tsts-NCv >o. m .Ir1 $50. HrJY.s.1sIs
trU sl1 unchanged.
WILMINGTON.
WINS . rox. =. e.. Marc -Tafpes Ne
1ru a. sc k1sia -t. ,irs lsd -.
p@Dt-us rrui -ara, sl.4s ye..'~ t.p ii
1-r-.u. S-lt.
COTTON NAREETS.
SoaForE va. Nsgcr ~-yotirr sea -.
80 ~ sr. ~ 0-oe - ss' ~ -
grr@s reoe - i taea siFE. 80
Pc ~ - a. fr... sNr1T.s % CAS-
80. -F- ra.-s ,a Great .'.. ts.u ---'a -;
u stxeT.~ = O.. Ns.cs Cot
Tor rrH.. a.ft .rr s.. r-oe - is
ns - z-0ss rer-T's - - "A - -
ta .es. s.p.E. -I5 .a.-e -rgHffs-cots'-
use .aes. f. re Continent -
~AvtS~AH. "a. Ve-r --Co,-on
r--y steady 'd rs ~. no a
-. .a 49, gross r-ce - 1875 oa.es.
-.rfs- .-.rs+ur~- Isl ne.s fn fhe Cr1-
treUt -- % -s. 60 .-rest bi.ts . -
"s -e -H f.a .e -- ta -
Ar.r~.t Gh.. Ns.a s-''o't0u rf'u;
D "a = =
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ny Arg.o-a-.s-. car.- t9 he Dispatch. f
LoNroy. March The b3--r Of
The tuc EIteua- exploded II Clr-.1
Latbcr this morning. The vesss. s1d
crew consisting q six persons were
blown to atoms. The cylinder Of the
engine struck passing Italian ship
quarter Of a nile distant and killed the
Not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

BY Aus.o-Auercan cable % The Dispatch.
CoNsTANIINOFLE, March "A
desperate attack WAS MADE By Arnal:s
to-day On the uAin building O! the
Turkish railway near NrauJs- Seve-
raj engineers and thirty worknea were
Killed.
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Gladstone Iti.

.Ey Ang O. American cable TO the pispatea.l
LONDON, March S.-The announce
neut is made that Mr.. Gladstone Is
suffering from q severe cold, coupled
with statements that bis physician doa't
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TEPRLRLE VIZ RORROR.

BY Telegraph 70 TIE pispstea.l

30 fIs. h .l.vrl 10 D D,as.
by Telegraph 10 TIE Dispstea.l
PITrsIrR5. March Reels Coal
Work. near Dunbar. Pa, n Il. Con-
nellsyl,,e region. vas The scene Of .
terrible explosion Of gas this af.- raoon
about % o'clock. Al tn time Of the
explosion sixteen men were a. work
El.ven have been taken o.. badly
burned the others are still IN the mine,
sud arc believed 20 b. dead. The men
taAen out are seriously injured, but
physicians are Of opinion that some Of
them nav recover.
CoNNELIsyILLE. PA. March s.
An explosion occurred to-day in the
uicudale nine; caused by hre-damp.
Two miners were killed outright 81
twelve were injured, four or i've Of
whom vii die. Nine men escaped IN
injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
miners al stopped work this morning
IN the Cumberland coal region.
TRorHIF NOTES,

lhDl BILE NOlEc.
ST. Louis, March s.-The switch
men OF the Bridge and Tunnel Comps-
ny went out q. o'clock to night. THIS
viii greatly disturb traffic between the
Union depot in This city aai the Relay
depot IN East st. Louis, across the
bridge.
\ special TO the Glo5e-Dem9eraf from
Pilot Knob, No.. says; Owing TO the
refusal Of the Iron-Mountain railroad
TO receive freight, the Ore and Steel
Ccmlsry here have shut down. throw
Ing four hundred men out Of work.
Al the Grsniteville stone-quarr'es. five
miles from Pilot Knob. three hundred
mgn we're laid of for the same reason.
Al tie men employed al Caronaelet,
or South s.. Louis, have quit work.
The report comes from Dallas, Texas.
TIA. lie receivers Of the TeXas and Pa
cite have n contemplation the arrest Of
tie leading knights Of Labor and
strikers.
AUvATCING WAGES.
HARTFORD, CONv.. March 81 ne
New York ana New Haven Railroad
Company has. without solicitation, de-
cided 20 raise the par OF iaborsrs on al
divisions q their road from sl.3j -
sL-a Per Gay. beginning April lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES oRDEBED

ton employed upon passenger-:rsins
on The Missouri Pacific railway shall
cease work. bat that mal-cars mast
not be interfered with. Notice was
posted at tie Missouri Pacific railway
depot this morning announcing tie
suspension Of all brskemsn and con-
duc;ors on the s.. Loui- and Ksasas
and Lawrence and the Kansas branches
d that road.
LOCAL DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
=. LOUIS. March A special from
san Antonio, Texas. 70 the Pev-DS-
5atet states that the lo-Al differences De-
tween tie Knights OF labor and their
employers O lie Southern Pa-iic raj
road have been settled. and that TIE
-triie there j at 81 end.
IHE KNIGHTS oF LABOR AND THE
uJ,ISEsS-NEN or CHICAGO or
GAMING.
CHIctco. March A number Of
bus,less-ner, repre- e1t.-g The Seventh.
Eighth. a15 Ninth Wards Of this city,
assembled yesterday for the purpose Of
orgsriz.-- auI<e'. 2sseu5lvo' Knights
O.; Labor. The chairman SAID that a.
the Il 11est @! number Of business
2 En- ara Others who were suffering from
tie results r tte TO- poo- c1mPeHsa-
uo- TIA; ,abor received j. had been
decided that businessmen should make
common cause with the lA55un- class,
On bon iler relied for s.- port. -
thoroughly .-c8-iz,-- s-1 cooperate;
VIII tte w0ra.-.-re-T.e 70 their van
ca- localities. The committee ap-
pointed = a former meeting - secure
charter reported that .le request hai
been granted ty tie D.,,,.c, Assembly.
s-l re charter VOID & -ss-ei 20
.ts- some tine tie present week.
Tie Lze-1-ve Committee n the
safe Assembly cf Knight, C Labor
saturday adopted 3 reuora. % the
senate and House q Repre- e-:3.ves q,
N2--,.-- q. asking t1al ,.e-a. a5Pro-
,-.a,.--s -f ;as surplus revenues be
made -- '.e .--s-r .-..-- r. public
v.,s.. IL, i.s--e- --eacl. --- g.. 3.
endorsed o. On ID .-r-s -.7- ci rat7-a.
.u-e,-l--s. TIE ue-oua. has been
s-cr-e. r. sixteen Assemble, - t-.s
STATE s-s a--re1 81 ..le- >-a-es. j.
Knights .. Labor 5e.s-l,s -..i ;--aers
sr1 -cr-l-e-uakers YESTERDAY ,t.' tie
--'- ~ Lsb.- numbered 10000 .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
THE LABOR QUESTION.
NE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BE ESpr,ssss Himself UPsu stritss ana is-
Boirott-Ihe kBisht. Of LAhef AM Pea
,By ,elsg@.ps 70 the Dispsteh.l


Soc.
tBy jeleg~.ph % the Dispstch.l
PHILADELPHIA. PA. March -
Grand Msster-W orknan PoEieriy. the
head Of the Knights Of Labor ofganIzS-
tioas, who IS II this city attending q
meeting OF the General Executive
Board. sad tonight 70 reporter Of
the Associated Press that be hal re-
oeived no summons to S.. LOUIS &c set
tie the difficulties between strikers and
the Gould system OF roads West.
Pov5oTly said there Is no signil-acce
n tie fact that so many strikes are
low II progress II the United states by
assemblies CT Knights Of Lsbor. lit
Is coincidence merely" sad be.
" ard there j. no concerted action con-
templaied by the order, as has been
suggested. the strikes being incidental.
and. think. chiefly owing 70 the fac;
tia; tn, Is Just the beginning Of TIE
PING trade snd tie opening Or Pc
nod Of prosperity N business"
Nr. PoEder.y. upon beng aske
whether he did not think thu; tie IT,
crease n the number 4 strikes .lst 13E
vas ow.rg 70 the A1oEle5-e Of al Il.
creased power oy organizations Of .a5or.
SAD 81 doubt u, AID / think ! ca
,reaA for the Genera. Executive Board.
] o. not think That !. is Vl-e 70 ilsl-l-
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Tkers icGS a hight fsu of nor aE3
r9'a early ges'Gi a. RorniHg. tg'lgrea
D. cAaEgsatls, elsaay re1.ser, n Ri-8-
rsrf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

RArr-NuEF. f.1t.l Flour E-- ac
steady u.~aft-.rF~- aet western 81 p-r-
Lbr = 10 SO extra ss.lltsi- lJ- "A "a.
SsQs. ezra. ss53aS4.Ij. r. b-znt.
- g-sss a. " ga --~flt -rfu nom a. b
sfeaty western p -1cr al- 4A.st s11--crl
red esastc ana Der. ssassc NJ I Nags.
and. sUc y. western = inter re- SOD
r-asZ C. Corn -~outlera STEADY as -rlI
western .'rsty. southern waite. F-a4-c
Ee.gW 4-aa-c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IRr talrrrnnA to lac p!spateh.l

~ NV-T--"F"
WASHINGTON, March al 4. N
For the Middle Atlantic States, sta
fiaaary temperature, westerly T'H5S.
dBd tar weatAT.
Per the South Atlantic State. rariG-
bic riads. stationary temperature, aHd
FAR rcdther.
For Rieimes3 agi rieiRify. far
iced;i ey. stationary temperature.
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GRA-N Az. G.. TINN EX,.-AN5E.
49, Nl. .4--- 4-ss.
.rFEE. N8-.

GRAN AS.. G.. TINN EXCHANGE.
h---G .N1. ,.4-c- .-ss
.FFEl-S5-.
NHEA- -s~- Bushels
i.hN.-l %. bushes
CATS ols-ss
IEa---- r-..rs
sArE- EfF.E-E1 = .EF-tET.
1.HEAr.-E-t. - .-sa--s lrur I".--
berry stSl .---e.s common --...
'~r-y a. .t.'a.- t---.s
CoEN--" Lite. .---e.s p--- a, i.e.
- 1r- -ls- -'lt 81 49,.
F-oCR.
Ne quote Fl-. s--5as2. srp---ue
Ssas25. tE'ra Ss.--aS4 fam .t SIS
ss.75 patent .t.4.y c.g-t-y 80 as1.75
COTTON EEPOKT.
Rec l.sa- E.4l Eeas. 5-,a =. "a. .,.
1-oThrToSs.
Coon M1DuL-Ss.-E 1910 .l ..-
-rRlCT 4 Llr--> - . 10 "A.
ff--..tr. - 81. . il
STAT Low M-DDLISe.-- 'o -l---c.
Low AIDDL1N - T. A. FL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO NtRkfr.
NsL.H i.-f.
-.te.a .-. - 1. ts-s !.. .eat a,-- -. g
o- --aL-- b.. s-.-..a. 49, .-.---. .-.--
20 g. Tie demand -.- ..s.. .-e ..a.
continues god
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COTTON EFPOkr.

Ne -ulte. Flr. S--Sasf. srp---ue
Ssass,.- ezra Ss.--aS4 fam .l. sss
$50 patent .t.4.y c,g-t-y = - as1.75
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The siruaiion Ies'criss.

s.. LoIls. March s.-Tae strike O.
& part Of The knights OF Labor on the
Gould Southwestern system @! railways
SstuI lay was followed yesterday al Va
nous points along the lines by general
suspension Of work q al Knights en-
ployed in any position by the railroads
until the number reached bstwetn eight
ard ten th0u.And, and included shop
men. sWitchmea. tfa!nmen, brHkemen.
ard tlrsmen.
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CINCINNATI

CISCTNSATI. March e.-fl11r Gf.a. FAM
Iy. s4lfass -. Wheat IA - jig demand .
No. : red s4Asoc. turE rrner. NJ. .
n .1ed ~ .A5sc. la.s lriner -. mixed
~ $3.50. Pork qGirf a. slo.7a. lSrt
quiet. prime steam. g. 0-,4. BuK-meals
nrner: shoulders. s475. Al Gt-r.3 sale:
c.esr sass. Whskey quiet - sl-lO. Hoss
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

w, The UNDERSIGNED. HAV-
W 1853 - rs In exec .t3es 10 iats
AL - %. rAttE sLdtF us VII. 4ere8y
..t.1 o. ref,.I- .Edtl,~ ta -Ls astat.. %
come $50 aul sat- srttie ant 80 lars1ns
.as.r- claims ofsay Slui esa.usi TIE esfsts
'.. Ffrss RI -..g - las go - L L-ylcl b.r-. IA
"a 1-tt' 80 81 ,ct-irclraf.
" l. PAGE
a. ~ gAOE.
3. PACK
I'D s--W Ex-rut1rS
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". LOUIA.

At. LoTrs. MsYca s.-Floor unchanged.
Nnrsi active snt lower: No. red. casa
he. MAY ga -aStAc- Corn ur.a Rud
hos her: No. 2 mixed. cssh. 80. ss5c. MAY.
ssA-As7e. AZ very la aad bigaer; Ma. :
Llxec, CA, 5. ssse1.e. MGlSkey sl.Io.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-09

II \. HUGHES RESPECTFULLY
ats desires 20 tASnk uis friends FOR their
l-t-.ef iANO14sc, 49, lct arsls a cont a
uancr az tae sanle " L. d - ftttAbtN
TALLY 4 ~ = SEQ SruAt street. q f~sf
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
L Tate nofice, that J GEORGE A. L.
4AkOF, Trustee. ~ Lhe c4ty ~ k.ca ,ll1-it.
Va have 4Efsointsd =. :. hNlsa ly asrlL
fos me ard n ny ZANE 80 truslc- 20 cOu-
auct HE1Ai L GENERA ~E1hh IN i..cn-
gueDa, Va Ny sad grlz = aui Dor Etsf ard
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07
THE PRESIDENTS MARRIAGE.
A Society Event that Has Thrown All
Others in the shade.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The romantic
marriage of the President and Miss
Frankie Folsom has so absorbed society
as TO throw all other events quite INTO the
shade. One or two weddings have occur
red, but they sank into insIgnific6nce be-
side the great national wedding.
The first day that Miss Folsom went out
riding | happened to be making call at
the Sturteyant House, which IL directly
opposite the Gilsey House, at which she
was stopping. She did not pass out of the
regular ladies' entrance of the hotel but
through Mr.. Breslin's private house, ,which
connects with the GilseY House. She
passed so quickly down the front steps
into the carriage that only a glance
could be had, and | might not have
known at all that / was gazing at
the future mistress of the White
House but for tho resemblance to her
pretty cousin, Agnes Folsom, who from
a church singer took up comic opera
and is now filing an engagement at the
Casino as the pretty waitress Of the
''Golden Lion Inn" In the opera Of
"Erminie." The Presidents wife is taller,
and, while having an attractive iace, one
would also speak Of her AS "A fine, com
manding woman. Both the cousins have
prominent noses, very pretty mouths and
short, fascinating GEMS. lneif races are
piquant and show and possess more char
acter, because their noses are rather
large. One would never accuse Mrs.
Cleveland Of having adOll face. She looks
as If she understood herself thoroughly
and was particularly sensible for per-
son of her age.
One very enterprising dealer in photo
graphs had in his window a picture Of
Miss Frankie Folsom, and hanging beside
IL one Of Miss Agnes. Although Mrs.
Cleveiand's was evidently taken a long
time ago, an1 Miss Agnes FOlsom's of
very recent date, the fact that they were
relatives was very apparent.
Even the trades people are absorbed
with the matrimonial subject, and one
dealer IN trunks hung out a huge placard
announcing the sale of bridal trunks.
white on the sidewalk were two huge
trunks, one marked Grover Cleveland ami
the other Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
Decoration day gave the people an OPP
portunity OF seeing the President, who
certainly looked unusually bright and
happy. lie laughed heartily when Gill
m0re's Band in pataing played the "W ed
ding March," and l0Ohed up at the win
dOws Of the Fiith Avenue Hotel and eX-
changed glance with Miss Folsom, who
had gone there 10 see the procession from
the apartments occupied 10y Mrs. Villas.
A funny Incident OF the parade on Deco
ration day was when the President was
leaving the stand the baud struck up
"He's Going 10 Marry Yum YUM" at
which everybody cheered. q. u. Ii.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-07
Clinch County PoIitlcs.

BONNEVILLE. GA, June 6.-Pursuant
TO the call Issued for that purposes a masa
meeting Of the Democracy Of ClIDcb
county was held at the court house here
yesterday.
DR.. John II. Mattox was chosen chair<
man, and /. Il. Mel. nd0n, Esq, secre-
tary.
On motion committee composed OF one
from each militia district in the county
was appointed to suggest the names OF
delegates 10 both the State and Congress
si0nal conventions, said committee con-
sistlng Of Hon. J. l.. sweat, j. NJ JefordsT
Esq, James NJ. KiEht, Jonathan l.. Nor
gan. John l.. Swearingen, Il. w. O'Quins
S. W. Register. Il. }. sirmans, W. b. N.
Crews and ". A. EcOrd, Esq.
The committee reported the following
named delegations, ana their report waa
unanimously adopted, tO-Wit:
Delegates 70 the State Convention -.
Hon. j. l.. sweat. James p. Mattox, Esq. =
Peter Williams, Jonathan l.. Morgan, j..
G.. Humphreys and q. 6. Foreman.
Delegates 10 the Congressional Conyen-
tion-Messrs. II. T.. MattOx, Il. A. WHIT
tington, NJ. NJ. Casweil, ID. +. McDufiev
5. A. Swearingen. j. w. Register, II. A !
Qnin, Is. j. simmons, w. b. N. Crews,
Moses Smith, James r. Mattox and Hon.
j. l.. Sweat.
The delegates are uninstructed, but
favor the nomination OF Hon. A. q. Bac0ns
for Governor, ana Judge M. l.. Mershom
for Congress.