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FOR RENT-STORES.

INOR RENT-STORE 2OlS I4TH ST 2Gx4O FIT
y Newly painted and trimmed. Suitable for Shoe
Clothing Store Price s22 so per month. Call ad-
dress JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th ST. au9-2w
LNOR RENT-SToRE, N. w. CORNER OF 9TH
ises aus,-2ts
DOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN
- acostia. store fitted with shelves and counters
$3.50 Der year. Apply to Fl. A. GRISwOLD. Trustee
Anacostla iy241m
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DENTISTRY.

VI, j. JONES, d. ID. 8,
Ofiice, 100 20tn ST. cor. Pa ave
fiiIing specially. Artificial Teeth inserted. SAtiD,
faction gusranteea- Prices moderate. su2lms
Dfilling . speciality; also, the cure Of toothachs
without exuacting A local anseEthetic, used the
gums. aeyiates pain OF extrscrns tsas gwen apl8
nR- T. Il. TALBOT. DENTIST 4s5 7TH ST,
IL three door, nom corner l. Dentistry in I'll
is branches Teeth 'nserted "a peg 80 Al WORK
Wufrsnted lAnl
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

LNOR RENT
IT New Brick Houses. IL, IL and 16 L st. N. W.. @
rooms, gas and water, &l6S0.
Store and Dwelling, rooms with stable. 1905 7th
St N. $50.
Dwelling 1923 7th st, NV. 10 rooms, hall and al.
mod imps.. S3s.
1922 Pierce Place NV, rooms and attic all mod.
imps, FURNISHED $4S unhirnishei <2s so.
1521 and 1857 Marion st. NV. q rooms, mod imps.
$3.50
CHAS 8 sHREvE
au1O-St 112S eth ST NV.
E,oR RENT-loS AND llo STR ST NE: NEW
II sevenroom and cellar Brick; modern improve
mentS possession about September 1st; rent, $50
500 st. eight-room Brick $40. BIS 1th St
six rooms SIS. 332 Sth st. six rooms and cellar;
SIS l35 Virginia ave Sc; five rooms; $40.
NJ NJ. RcHRER & co.
au10-St Sd and Fast Capitol sts.
LNOR RENT-A GOOD EIGHT AND TEN ROOM
It House. block from smithsonian: modern
improvements park 'front.' Apply 70 {. IL CHIlSH,
500 11th st. aw. auloSt~
LNOR RENT-A NEW Neutrality-suspicious.
II ment Brick, New York ave, between sth ard 9TH
sts. w. Inquire at 4A4 New York Rent
$40. aul03ts
LNOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. A5O NJ ST NV.
II rooms and bath: all modern improvements
rent $40. Apply at 1907 9th ST. NV aulo-eo3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

kNoh RfNf-siS. neat stN room Brick. s1o A q n
H q. modern improvements
80 nearly new six room Brick. 500 sth a. s.e
Slop. OIL. 18th 81 NV, 10 rooms. all modern i'm
provenlents. Just thoroughly repaired
Also. Houses for sale in Ell part Of the city
BlsHN ELL a CARCSI.
Real Estate Brokerx
Yxt-lm loss b me-.
I>oR kENr-NEAR THE CAPITOL. DFsfRA-
n Die and pleasantly situated Brick DweIlug ulns
rooms including bath los I'd st. ne iel lous
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WANTED--ROOMS,

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO AR
w range Room or Room and Board for one year.
VIII satisfy with references Address M G.. Star
Office giving prices. auS-3t*
=" ANTED-BY QUIET FAMILY, AT A
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suitable for housekeeping; references exchanged.
diress stating terms and location, Box *, Star
Office. aus-2t*
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l4th, or New York ave-. 9th and 18th SITS. Address
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEO
INOR RRENT-CALIGRAPHS. PRICE REDUCED
H from So 10 50 per month during summer. (Sod
on instaments) "CALiGRAPH OFFICE" 333 ST.
jy2-3m
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Lth kfNG-
n 122T W ST.. q rooms. al
1887 II St, - rooms. n IN.
22oS 18th ST.. u rooms, a.
l223 W st q rooms. "a ma. /
l22s W So. IS roofnS. M. e..
l2Ss Wylie ST, q rooms. a
22ls l2th ST.. a rooms, a
10 X 81, q roomS........
ty2l-em PAEkEBA a
LN0R RENT-HOUSfs.
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Two houses on 2-th ST. nes
House on y. IA. ave. near
House on 18th a., near a y,
Houses placed In our hail
ofcharge.
iyi7-lm Real Estate A
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20 doz- fine French Percale, Pfque: also genuine
Madras Gingham COLLARS, with CUFFS to match;
fancy colored stripes, checks and figures 25c set
honestly worth 4Sc.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"ANTED-TO PURCHASE OR RENT-6 OR Z
w room House. containing all modern improve
ments conveniently located. about 10 minutes walk
from Treasury department Purchase price, 81 800
fee au7-3t+
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nor SALE-NEW STAR BICYCLE; ALL M
- provements: full nickel patings: price SS5 If de-
sired can give ticket for free Instructions 1850 eth
ST. NV. Its
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4lo'". Of 'A' 4l"io'.
THE COMING BONNET,

@, sins Of the genius and the skill
OF milliuerS whose trade is
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j mana or the bud, as suits
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y tnriir, "n curving brim,
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Honan's. An''aot'. fiction.
THE MARTYR PRESIDENT
The Story of the Assassin ltion of Abra-
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The Tragedy that Was Enacted in Wash
mgtnn ON the 18th of April, Twenty
one Years Ago-A Tribute to the Nc NJ
DRY of Our Greatest Martyr.
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WHOLE No. 2,253
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CoSTINTEp oN FOURTH PAGE.
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nYSFEFSIA.-Its nature, causes. prcycnta-
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nEAFNESS, its Causes and Cure,
~ by one who WIS deaf twcrty-ci4ht years
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17
PERSON Al.

NIS. tu. shannon. of brpmUUl
Ten, accompanied boy her sister. Mis-.
May NhackcifOrd, spent Yesterday u
the CITY.
LN-Passengcr Conductor Nichols.
is acting AS traIumn-tcr ou the Mis-
souri, Pacific IN the absence of Mr. J.
y Kay, who has gone tu ohio tu bur,
his wife. Mt Nicholas spent ,,-tct.
day ina Waco.
MIR Jno II. Hod.on, who ha- re-.
! Gently been engaged a- court ,tcuo.
/ grapher ST Galveston TpN., hssHc.
cepted Il position with " T.. How
land, district manager of the Mutual
Life Insurance company. of New
York.
Messrs. h. " Crompton. general
superintendent, and j ". Dichcu.ou.
division superintendent ot the st
Louis, Arkansas y IrNu- mlWa,
made n run To 1AtcsNiIlr ,c-trr,ia,
and returned toward lcNurknua iu'
the afternoon
MIR Dan Ford returned from WAY.
ahaChie Yesterday. where hp went tu
convey an attached witness t0 tcsth
in the Harry Tickle ru.r Duu saws
alter the Witnesses pcrurcd then.
selves that hr now th.uk- Tickle Will
either ho hung or acquitted
Col. Cary W styles. ot the GI,u
Rose citizen, Us he th, ,itN. -uuWus
W the McClclmud % the business
men of Waco dcNrcml uu-luD.- with
the good people OF thc upper Bulus
aud the Palmy valley. thr, WIl loo ON
the look ont for Col ~tt. to-day.
y
Assessor, came iutoihc yiN yesterday .
and stated To 1u ENANI>Iu muu
that the heavy rains had played hob
with farming in his uunhhorhood.
Tom sand they needed several good
days OF sunshine just lihr N,.trrdu,
To- put things arg ID. \ number ot
Farmers VIII commence uwuu Mon
day To- plant cotton
At the Lehman House Nl-.c,
Mamie Dunn and lila Ou-uu. lluu
bard City samuel Jackson. benson
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

t.iH Insi... drri .ruE pHuutyps Wps, uHf
.H 'HH-u urltu- 900 order tu trlvyD hrir CON.
.'r.lHu Constipation is NOT ono uf those
Hi'us lr iHrl itis NOT "a disease uHll. hul tho
100 ymplcte discharge NJ junction. 20 the
HrNliH'uI removal ui which lluhtpttprs ,tlm.
whose agtiuu is excessive AMI cOuhrqu emily
"hlu'H'Ug and injurious hl,Otdvf of tho
Nsrr contamination of tho blood with Gle.
HDh headaches IS ll spertc symptoms are
'ur attendant, Of costiyrnyss, and are likewise
Uumud cot hy tlr hiltoTs. Il, action IL not lin
4iui tn relieving the bowels naturally and
without pain. Used with persistence, aud as
directed, 10 p'rpstualVh regularity In the habt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

D lOOO ONO. III, -lHlia IIHDl.'. pu1t
~ Broadway, Sos iurs, ltH 1t1 lanu4ne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

Wheat ans .o.u IH... Hu. a.. H..yi.
luIk tru May
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

k"t -AlI-nSIH barnard avenue be.
= w,ru fifteenth AID Sixteenth streets.
Fl. ,.N iouf room, aud hall, c"liaI "clD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

Sc str HU'h1ur.t.i 'pHuuHuuDc I rrm
rs 'NiliHir 'ur tuh assessor of Nelruunu
UHINft.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

81 % WacsmouI i.u candidate ui p,u-tA.
olr ui thv l.rsi precinct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

l. "t -Alt-wNlh Barnard avenue be.
I..... "',N fifteenth and sixteenth streets.
Fl, M" I'uf rooms aud hall, c"llaI we'll,
.A.u Columbus street near 1hirirruh
WI" Tout rooms hall. etc, N,llu
s.'.' CORNER ,lGtA street aud Marlboro
tt. mousse with ave tuums, hail, Well tvs
''..' monthly s1. a. ilu
81, Austin sui Sixteenth streets, house
.r N '"..'. stable ui.tvru. clu.stl.u.
t.. "N'h fHHUh street brick house WIN
VAN 'h"fu. well. stable, irult trees,
81. etc 500
t.r t" N".'h Elgh,h next 10 brtuHrd HYr.
l.s., ' "'lH tour looms, hall and ser auts
'E 100 stable. etc s1,uu,
rU.l H'h'uu street hUUtr Win iuuf
"'" Hulrr Nurks. $500
N.r' ' .-NAt.uHUu Nlutu. tWu.-tury house
.N'lur. kltuh-u. etc. 81 ~
f.-, "N'hiuste near twelfth, house Win
'l'Nr r.. /. uuu.
slt-. zee WIN TO rooms we'll, Clstorn.
vi H"iti. klEuth street 81 goI
MN ".ls" Niiu four rooms etc. SO tC3
III" EiEhil street. $40.
town ,.s ,NNl. Walker county, viii trade for
E4'I 'tVi.3. 20 gen acre.
room. N'f'hufu avenue house with Ave
u,e..y "a. "". slln one gAiTicash balance
v'g,.,,'wu Fnn street upst1ry house
NaBt. '.. looms. stab %. buggy Auusv SER
'''' "r' "w'ure.rt sos
Land and Collecting Agents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

ftpufis tnit WcoL 4fpst Britain l
France l.H Continent 1929, -tngtat Unite
-trips p1its this isy ,Nt"u this LAY last yusi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

/ u-I r,tm ,.'u.. pony ycsr- ul. uu
| Z BRAND hh.nu ruNtrl pn1 cog r'ium of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

YI .u1, lnI 100 ilr operation. uf thr ligesuyr
4rs.".- H.A I.NUr Iu..r Wd HFuo rh,uuis
HsH Nni t.Iuu troubles are prevented aud
r.rHi Dos II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

l.uiyrr-n composition books.
Barnes United States history, idDu
tablets, aud u urgc bii.utb.ut UoOh-
stationery, etc a. p, O.NLii.
Fresh stock imported mucnroui ANA
rarma,on cheese nj G.. G. MrCWlorn -
Friday aud saturday, Aprll in'h
and l7lh, We wiz display the larg ~
assortment Of elegant spring nnd
summer millinery goods ever shown
in Waco. Everybody is invited
sA>uLK Brus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

80, Lu-ls Anil d. -CHulr- Recent, .n
'H.pmyu'-. iup Mars,t fairy auutr sua n
shal' ."""' shipping ami export ? Dora.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

j a., cross aud crown. parl vt a maltese
''0"' FIsa.v TvIu TOW l., Tucker
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

L = 7ALE-MI RESIDENCE OS NORTH
Ala 'tlln slreet Cheap for the money
'"" young calves
w.. X CLIFTON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

We arc nu,u"r 90 Foo announce -Hm Dr..
Hursunt V. H candidate uf fr.. ...'.I Iu. OIL,
f"oo' Assessor OF Nri.ruHu county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-17

VT. Harris s.arHuIIlui, flf reelection tp
hr oih.r ui th,Hnui MclcuuuH county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
GUNNER Resorts.
BELMONT HALL,

JCHoOLFY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS. n j.
r,sre utfulv family mer resort VII pc oven
son une TO For circular and parucusrs al
p~a. NV ~ D. A CROWFLL. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

NATSkILL BUAKUEho " AZ ND.-fD
~ Freehold u miles from the cas- and quick pas.
saee hea INV location table - and Addr -
ELM R .MIIH, Freehold. y. Y. or J. r. bhCS SD tV'
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
PAVILION HOTEL,

WIN TFtIlIFK. VI,
hefuui scenic surrounding.
and me condition ABSOLUTE freedom
from hay ievor aud tOruery lro
lreto Dining Adams For further
-' IA. DUNTON. Montpelier. Vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
>JyyIsNC.~TER HOUSE.

White Mountain Tor 100 -uests electric Dolls
al improvements cOmplete'i hote an" most pei
m place tie ceramic state Hpr ruarS ara terms 40
dress y I'D \. LINDSEY a % Lancaster. y II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
BLOCK ISLAND, r. |.
The SPRING HOUSE,
FOREST HOUSE.
HORIZON LODGE,

CLFvERDALE on LAKE GEORGE. n. Y.
Nrens June Is Nice shady grove. fine view ercenens
boang batnlar and ushag &c piazLsA mosquito-s
All .amDoi stop al our doc. Pos Once "a
house 7 telegraph once terms moo
for CIRCULAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
MOntvert Hotel,

-
me Green Mountain. VIII
open reception June ~ Eeiutn scenery
arI sui roundngs LARGE and well furnished High
elevation Alys vOod Livery aud every hine 10
recommend The le -sriDie place 10 spend ths
summer Tor clrcu plans OF &c apply u or adj
4. W Wac tvoy. MONTVTRr HOTEL MiddeiOwn
springs. VI. or J. Il j. EAGER "a tliG-sL
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-30
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Preparations to Observe
Memorial Day.
GRANTS TOMB TO BE HoNoRED
More Gossip About CIeyeland's
Approaching Wedding-Almost
A Fight at Gibraltar.

Especial to the Herald the Associated Press
New YoRK, May 29.-The official
programme for Decoration Day is COM
pleted. The President will go to Brook
Ign early Monday morning and return
in time 10 review the New York process
sion at the Worth monument, the old
guard acting as guard OF honor
Among the distinguished invited guests
who will ride in carriages at the head OF
the memorial column will be Lieut.. Ten
Sheridan and staff: Rear-Admiral Jou.
EFT and General Doubleday. Next will
follow the first division of the National
Guards and after which fifteen divisions
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic. The
navy yard battalion and regulars from
harbor ports will take part in the
BROOKLYN pageant. All detachmenls
from the North Atlantic squadron now
in the harbor have been ordered TO join
the parade. These will include 800 men
detailed from the Tennessee, Brooklyn,
Galena. Swatara and Yantic. The pro-
cession will start at $3.50, move down
Fifth avenue to Washington Square. re
turning to Madison Square. The even
ing exercises under the direction of the
G.. A. R., will be held at the Academy
of Music, Mayor Grace presiding. and
the Grafton will be delivered by Post
master G eneral Villas. Daring the day
the Grand Array Posts will decorate the
tombs aud monuments of the heroes and
patriots. The Grafton at tsraa-'s tomb
will be delivered by General Logan.
At its conclusion the vessels OF the north
Atlantis squadron will pass up the Hud-
son and fire salute opposite Riverside
Park
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-30

I A good deal Of progress has beer
made ON the rebuilding Of the works At
Panamint. The mill frHme Is nearly
completed, and much Of tina machinery
is IN place. A great deal Of labor was
required repairing damage done to ma
chinery by fire that destroyed the works
years ago. A good deal Of new
shafting, steams, cams, shoes and
dies will be required. The mortar.
are IS good IS ever. The engine aud
boilers have been put In thorough repair
and are ready for work at any time. A
few days ago White Smith arrived ct the
mill from Mojave with nine tons Of cor
rneated iron for theroof. He has gone
back for the remainder and fof other
freight. During the winter months
much delay was caused IN getting in
freight. by snow on the mountains. Now
work can be pushed more rapidly =
Inyo Independent, May 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-30
PACIFIC COAST.
A Row Between two Naval
Officers.


fspeefaito ne Herald 5pfhe assoeiatsd Press
VALLEJO. Cal. May 20 "A remsrka,
Bile scene occurred at the Navy Yard to.
day between two officers of high rank.
The participants were Civil Engineer
g. 9. WoIeott and Lieutenant Delehanty.
The men entered into an animated dis
cussion over matters pertaining to the
reoent examination for Foreman Mason.
Some time ago ~ examining board con.
stating of Civil Eneinear Wolcott Lien;
tenant Deiehanty and Chief Engineer
Kutz was appointed 10 examine Thomas
Brady Of San Francisco for the position
Of Foreman Mason. A week or 30 after
snothes order Was received iustructing
tho same board 70 examine 8. McHepry
Of Oakland The FIRST named was rec.
ommended BY Kutz and Delehanty, and
McHsnfy wes fseopm5nded by Woicotl
D Be- th5 mpsrl0r of Bstdy and the one
best qualified 10 h!I Tho petition Dele.
hafty charged WoIeott Of being partial
70 MeHenry. The impeachment was
denied b rnfh6r fofcibIe language by
WQfd0tk and Dsl6hthty then struck VOL
cpf> a H. face The matter, II il be-
lidved. viii Be officially Investigated.
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The followinx passengers viii arrive
~ ths seas Rses to-morrow; Mia
Betts. " h Btormby. Mn w P Rhodes,
I Rhodes. r Bhodes Mir W A scholl.
r 3 BiIIinga g + PsFssIIs. George Hi
Ross RaphseI Mn G 3 Dozier, Misi
Mamie fiunkett. Miss Maud Edwards
Miss X tits Edwards, Miss Nellie vii
cox, Mis- eanette Wilcox, Miss Nc
|Eeraatsn. Miaz Macy Bzrfsls, Mis-
Dora U1@@51, Sophih Charles, Mrs 8
Brown. FW White, J G Wil1on, e1Ais
HImefo. Miss c Barney, Mra Garth
waite. Mr. s a Bfovnsdoa. Min Gusai'
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Mira II L CadY. + Wotlsnder, W W
Graham. 4 v Cory, Miss < Kohlmeyer
a 4rtot, Q Krsuz. Miss Q Knus. 9
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Dn A wsNa NIGH.
The End of U,.v.tand's single
Wretchedness.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Miss Rose
Cleveland, accompanied by her friend
Miss Nelson, Of Alb my, arrived at the
White House at late hour this even
ing, to be present at the Presidents
wedding, the details Of which are grad
u4lly assuming form. 1t is decided that
Mr.. Bsnjamin Folsom, Miss Folso'ns
cousin, as her nearest male relative, will
give the bride away, and il is very prob
able that Miss Cleveland will stand up
with the bride, but whether the Presi
dent will be supported by best man
has no, yet been definitely settled, but
the general impre ,sion however prevails
among those VINO are best informed that
there will be neither bridesmaids nor
groomsmen. An exceptionally large
number of persons visited the White
House to. day to pay their respects to
the President aud congratulate him on
his approaching marriage.