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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28
FOR RENT.

Tor REN 4, STORE ANDA
A Dwelling No. l42S east Franklin a
street, just below the Exchange Hotel.
The iweliDg portion contains eight rooms
besides kitchen: In nice order.
Also. Store and Dwelling No il6X Market
street. between Grace and franklin, oppO-
site the Old market.
Also, Store and Cellar OF No. 424 Sixth
street. between Marshall and Clay. opposite
the New market.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer.
Telephone No SAG. de2s IL
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PICHMOND, FREDERlCKSRrpn

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -s~1e,.
uls commencing NOVENbEh Is. lsss-
eastern standard time:
TOO A. N. leaves Byrd-Streat s's.,,
daily stops only AZ Asr' .rt
junction, Milford. and F-.,e'
ricksburg. Sleeper o. Ns.n,
in9tQp. Leaves WaslI.gt..
for New YORK Al IL Do \.
tl;o5 4, N. leaves RyTd-S;reet s'af n
Dolly, except Sunday. iea,sg
Washington for N,w YORK q
40 = 81, also b. .inlstot a.
S50P. N.
GEO =. NJ, leaves ByrdSlreel sisilor
daily. Sleeper 10 New York.
lo:2s A. NJ arrives st Byrd.-,reet station
daily. Sleeper nom New York
2:ss p. M, arrives at Byrd street sist'oE
daily, stops az Frederic Kahn.S
Milford, and Junction. slet ~
from Washington.
sls ?. N, arrives al Byrd-S.f 20 station
daily, except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
rAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 +. NJ. scco IA IA OdAtlon. lpRvna
Broad street station. a,r,s.
al Ashland az . 20 NJ
Goa 4, n, leaves Elhe az ige, at AEu.au1
at ga 2. ~
s:s5 A. NJ, accommodation. arrives g.
ff9et--iUet EHtou: lesytl
Ashland AZ Al
o.oS /. ", arrives ~ klba: caves Ashland
RtSl2P. ".
9. A. rAfLoS. General T.ctet Agent.
T. j. ID. HhERs. GAaeral SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROAD LINES.
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GHISAPEAKE ANDOHIO ROTyTs
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER I'll, 1859.

NOVEMBER I'll. 1859.
L1AvB RICHMOND.
s:A6 A. N. for Newport News, Old pn,,,
Comfort and Norfolk, daIsv
except Sunday.
il;lo "A, n. Through ana Local Mall 10 AIN
points West. sleepors Clirop
Forge to Huntington. exoep,
$40 r. N. for Newport News, Old Point
and Norfolk. except Sunday.
SOU r. M. oordonsyille Accommodate.
except Sunday.
$40 I. ID. for Louisville, Cincinnati. Qpi.
cago, ~. LOUIS Memphis. ans
New Orlesns-Fsst Express
with through Pullmans daily.
Only ronn running Pnlmsnr
West nom Richmond.
ARRIVE ~ RICHMOND:
$40 A. n. Gordonsvllle Accommodation,
ll:Oo A. N. from norfolk, Ola Point. an
Newport News, except sundav
sos Z. N. from local points and tina Wei
except sunday.
e:I0 p. N. nom Old Point, yswport Ser,
and Norfolk daily, except suns
days
$50 z. M. from Louisville ami Cncin.
nati-Fsst Express-daly.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad s;YssiS
Tickets at 1000 Main street and al i5e
depot. H FULLER
General Passenger AGENT
WILLIAas c. WICKnAN. second Wee.
President. ST.
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piedmont AIR LINE.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE -.-Isa
sCHkDULE
Is EFFECT DECEME4.k lp. lt

sCHhDtLE
Is EFFECT DsCEMHIk 45t3
' e. ait assys r 20. a.
g :3.sS Z 81 g "..a;r,.%% ~.
Bon.Air Accommodation .... Kc.'
nonG 5:lj +. s. arrives H.D.'a ...i & .,
eLEErISG.CAR slK..
OaTssius 81 ard o3SI,el ..s.. s.s6le f.r
between Richmond EuG ti, t-"J.u.. 7 .ts-
cars sre open a. J.. 81. tr l''rr -.-.
s.eepug.CatS Pc also tuu rl - and b. t'-
tween DRuyile ana Mont .IHlefy. i1It =
and AiBeu. CIccuFbD., ana Nl'g.-U. Nt
Trims SO. 80 and ~ = .-"' rs.,t ..r rIL
betW eel DEuvii q sub Hf71'H.
CONHECIIJSs.
Train SO. o. makes c.o.- rouucc-
lions ~ OreenlDOt. iDr fttr.tll t..if.
bOsDe. and MCrtursd Gus t. rtIs
bnry Tor AsheyiDe aud OIL tfua "'7
Tern North Carolina; e. ' ttDiir VIA
Charlotte. Columbia ard Angus rYiiTn -
iOr Co.umb.g. Augusta. AlocI savannah,
Charleston, Gud florida q Hl, Villa itio-
INA Central railroad f0r ~ .- a..
Train 81 has kD.lmap > .'us r3r
.rOm igpVI'e 10 AlfeI. ".rs enc
connection for CUPriCs 1r, t1Ntnhon. stA
Tfatns 40. So and 81 uazo c.'ss ccrrc'.
zion ~ Greensboro tIr To. g 20 obi .
points On North CaIoIne = t.-'.r t' Ia'
slseper Is run on tt'so t.'ls DO ~r...
Greensboro and Fte'In.
TRAINS ON YUEE-HiNLB ..>t.
Leave Richmond dIi.sr i.c. %
1920 =. NJ, q 800 3. h
Leaves Z6th street Af..'- ---. -.r.'
frelRut, tf'-
RIO a. NJ. ''.-" b. g.
Trrin leaving R.cru J.. III. me
meets 81 Hesi Point it.. e-'.i' -.-4t.
with boat arriving a. Do .i.I- .y 3D.
Fare Richmond % 1... lore -iy a.
Erst-class el.5o second D's-.
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DEPOT and ticket oi,e tHl Nr
s'reei uptown oHcg, ci"-Sr ,..ss '"
Main s'F'e's' General fs. L. t ll Assl
F0L. HAAS. Trs ''ic Manager.
J.. =. THOMAS. General hst2gsf. no u
D!CUMOND, FREDERiCNS8CEGi
N AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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LIE TO ASD From .t-lI 'ilH--
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WESrERS CiiIl+.
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EACH DIHE,l-ON,
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poiuts Through o.ls o. i2dI-s 9rei %.
low rates 4. 5. IA. ~
seI7 Genera Fl~.tH A1r''
ATLANTIC COAST LIE.
/ RICHNO.D AMI PETEG0a,. go hN."'
! ROAD TINE tul.
Commencing MONDAY D -'
trains on tAis road will r.r -
TRAINS -Di"FtF- I.'.
Lave Arrive
| No. Richmond. ft ieIsnllt
! 81. i7:CO An IDS y. n -.-
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-IAslEs KIVNR - pAYLIGNr

GREAT TOURIST KOUTE.
JAMEorOWN, pUlCh GAP, AND WAh
SCESEGI.
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LoCkHART, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Cross
AND AIS, DEFEN DANTS- ISTuE CHANCE.
RY COURT or THE CITY On RICHMOND.
!. benjamin h. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the sp,-
cial com NJ ssloner by the decree in sstl
cause OF December Is. 1856, has been duly
given.
given under my hand this goth day OF De-
cember, 1855.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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BY James b. Eiam,
Real Estate Agent and Auction eer,
lll3 Main street.

UCTTO
~ SALE OF THE DESIRABLE Two
STORY FRAME BUILDING AND LOT A.
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND MUMFOKD STREETS. IL THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

tie premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1888.
at A. O'Clock 4. NJ, the REAL ESrAf :.
mentioned In said decree, being the FALJ-
ABLE LOT or LAND fronting 80 feet a.
the foutheast corner OF { ay aud MnmfOri
streets. extending BACK between plral.
lines lGg ieet more or less. with the utAt
and comi0it table TWO.STORY FRAN !.
DWELLING OF five rocms and detachl !
Kitchen, &C, thereon.
TRIMS: one third cash The residue o {
slxaud twelve mOnths,t the purchaser 10 81 ge
negotiable notes for The deferred payment
with interest added, and the title to he 70
tanned until the whole purchase.money 8
paid and conveyance ordered by TIA
court. WILLIAM II. BEVERGDGE
Special Comm lssl Oner.
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CHEAPEST HOUTE.
RATES MCCh LESS THAN hhLF
CHARGED ~ AM OTHER hDUfE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

LockharL In Richmond Cllucery
Gross and as, Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

In pursuance Of a decree in tae aboyo
ramed cause entered on the 18Th Deem.
Der, 1850. shall sell by public auction, o
tie premises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-28

Corfssnond.ng'y quick N~.S g. ~ '
poiuis through Diis a. i2dirs sffei %.
nv rates TAYLOR
sai7 General Fl..y'f Atrlf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
PEACE, TRANQUILITY. HAPPINESS

aud M least u moderate competence, comes to
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Presidents, nearly all of whom were reared On
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Donald q. Mitchell IN Matvcn, X. n. Stud-
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
Wanted TO Ia Relieved.

During the terrific thunderstorm that
came over the city last week little 8
year old boy living in the northen part
of the town was awakened. ami called
his mother. who was sitting in the draw
Ing room down stairs. She sat with him
awhile. and told him he need have no
fear. because GOd took care Of little
boys, AMI would not let lightning hurt
them.
But God Is away up in Heaven
said the child.
YES, replied the mother, but he is
here, too. He is staying right IN the
room with you. He can protect you,
but cannot. As long Us tod is here,
you need not lie afraid"
The child was Quilted, AMI the mother
went baek to the drawing room. Pretty
soon there came another deafening clap
of thunier, when the boy crawling out
Of bed, came to the headof the stairs
and called again.
"What do You want, George asked
the mother.
you come up here and stay with
God awhile, and let me 20 down stairs, ,
was the reply.-Washington Capitol.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

A preliminary meeting Of veterans TO
organize Post Of Grand Army Of the
Republic was held at the office Of DR..
AL Cole Friday night. Dr. Cole was
elected chairman ard DR.. y. \. Peck,
secretary,
II was decided that the post should be
named Veteran Post. There were le
members present. The following were
elected officers Of the post: Comman.
,Lsr, DR.. A. l.. Cole; Senior Vice Com.
mander. A. v. Mount; JUNIOR Vice Com.
mander, JAS. T.. burst; Surgeon, DR.. y.
Il. Peck; Officer Of the Day, John Il.
Taylor; Quartermastcr, JOS. +. Dean.
The initiation fee was placed at 81
for charter members, and the quarter.
master was instructed to collect the
Same. There will be another meeting
next Friday evening, at which time the
list Of officers will be compile tod.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
Hail To the lDcmucraticl lri,lc

She is thus n simple aud representa-
tive American woman. to whom the
ways of snobbish society are unknown,
and who has no sympathy with the
false standards and unrepublican dis
tnctions that are too often set up. They
are for apart from her, and belong to a
land OF which she has no understand.
ing. and in which she would have no
citizenship. All hail, then, to the bride
of the White House. tho simple and true
hearted American girl! May peace AMI
happiness ever attend hcr May her
gentle faith in God aud man he reward.
Ell with the richest gifts and choicest
blessings life can bestow That is the
prayer of every man and every woman
IN the republic to-day. and the invoca.
ton comes straight from their hearts,
New York Sun, Ind.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
Article Of Association.
NOTICE IL H.kEBY aivEN THAT r

NOTltE IL HEkEBY GIVEN THAT THE
y undersigned have this day associated
themselves together. under the general law
OF the state of Florida providing Tor the
formation Of corporations, and the acts
amcniatory thereto, under the corporate
name Of the Paiatka News Publishing Com
mny. That the principal place ct business
Of said Company shall lie at Palatka, Putnam
county, Florida; and that the general nature
ot the business to i,e transacted shalt le the
publishing of Daily and Weekly Newspaper.
aud do Job and Book printing, and such other
things ~ pertain to- that KIM of business
That the amount of the capital stock of sa,j
Company shall lie Five Thousand Dollars,
consisting OF tifty shares of one hundred dol
lars each, to hc paid In IN full befor, hegin-
ming business. That the time of tho cutu.
mencement uf said business shall Ie the
tenth day Of March. lSsti, or rs soon ~ these
articles are Hled with the Secretary at state
and County Clerk. aud said corporation shall
last twenty years II mot sooner dissolved
That the officers who shall perform the hisi.
ness OF said Company, shall III President,
Secretary aud Treasurer. whose term OF Of
nee shall te Que year from date OF election
In witness whereof we heTeunto subscribe
our names To the foregoing article. On this
Trnth Day at March, A. d ls@.
WV, J. VINEGAR,
BENZ. HAHRitOS,
4. J. kENNEhLI,
8. u. HAMMOND,
ROBf. W. DAVIS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

The regular services at the Episcopal
church this morning and evening.
Oh for rain The little blue starred
banner that has iloated over Paiatka for
SOME days Is fraud Of the first magni-
tube.
n large force Of workmen are at work
on the new hotel being built at Crescent
City by Mrs. Chamberlain. The frame
Of the house Is up.
Every evening for the past week a
serrenaler has sung at THE NEWS win
dows with varying degrees Of sweet ness.
He has received nothing for his pains
our pains, too, have been wholly our
own.
Crescent City Gazette: There is Few
steamer on the Crescent City and Pa.
latka route, the "Nictorine." This gives
us daily freight service to and from
Palatka. The new steamer leaves and
arrives from Benham's wharf.
Services in the Baptist church To day
are at l0+Ja. m. Endowment Service
AT sp. M, God in Nature" The even
ing service will h. illustrated by objects
from nature, thrown upon canvas by
Marcey's sciopticon. Seats free. All
arr cordially invited,
Mr.. J. =. Pool has gone to Up,onville
to examine the clay of that vicinity for
brick making. We admire the pluck Of
this gentleman from South Carolina. lie
came here with the intention If making
brick from Florida clay. AMI he is going
to accomplish that end.
Messrs. 7. p. iIussey. Charlie Eaton
AMI Frank Hubbard returned Yesterday
after spending q week "jown on the
east coast" They brought back quaint {.
lies of fish st'.ri, 3 and tales u hair.
breadth ,c,Ie1, AMI salt water turtl.
that weighs som,,,irg over 400 pounds.
They had good tine and no mistake.
/ Th,roai commissioners ~ the vsriou.
precincts If the county will le Notified
to make their reports ut the next meet.
/ Ing of tine county commissioners. They
will probably s required hereafter u
keep a full and i,rn,ized account Of all
work aud funds, as well ny 10 keep a
proper lis' of al subject to road duty,
showing also who work and who com
mute.
Deacon N. ID. Robinson, the tray, ling
passenger agent Of the j.. 7. and X. W.
railway, WIS in town yesterday distrib
uting circulars advertising his first ex
cursion to Pablo Beach, the round triI
ticket Of which will bc only $3.50. Tn,
excursion will take place ON June 9TH
neat Wednesday, and large crowd vii
M doubt ga, as il is proposed to make il
Il strictly first class excursion. The train
will leave here 1T 1;ij a. M, giving tn,
excursionsts about four hours On IN,
beach.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. ID. +. Cooper, Of McMeekin, was
in the city yesterday.
b. {. Dupont, Of Savannah, was reg
istered at the Phenix yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Frey, of Drayton Island.
was guest at the Phenix yesterday.
st. Augustine had another large dele
cation Of visitors among us yesterday.
The attention If the ladies' is called to
tho special notice Of Mrs. A. T. Capen.
She proposes to do first class dress.
making
Devereaux X Co. have n new adyer-
tisem.nt in THE News this morning.
Mr.. W. 7. Wright, Of Drayton Island,
was in the city yesterday, and dropped
in to see TnE News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
MariOn's just Claim,

Marion county claims that with any.
thing like just recognition of her
claims, the congressional committee
should call the coming congressional
convention to meet in this city. Its
central location, the fine hotel facilities.
the railway system and unknown hospi.
tally of our people, all points in favor
Of holding the convention here. Be.
sides this. Marion county is the second
or third county in the district in point
Of actual voters. and further argument
is that the congressional convention has
always been held at some other town or
city in the district. The democracy Of
Marion county demand a recognition,
and while we do not wish to antagonize
the present incumbent, or any aspirant
for the place, we do say that there are
in Marion county a number Of men who
would do credit to the district, il select.
ed to represent 1t in congress. The old
war Eagle, General Bullock. and one or
two younger men in Ocala, would either
OF them do credit to the people Of the
district. All we claim now is that the
convention be held in Ocala. The peo.
pie of the city will do what is proper for
the entertainment Of the delegates, and
We want it understood that Marion
county claims tho convention, and un-
less she gets it there will be "hard feel, ,
ms. -Ocala Free Press.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
Weekly Dry Goods Price List.
CoRRnrED WEEKLY Nv
LOUIS EAtk. DEALER IN DRY GOODS.

hROwN COTTON Prescott. ~ inch H.; Ar.
gylc. ~ inch, ,lac. Dwight. heavy. slsc.
BiEACiiED Fruit of the toonl,:a inch. siec
l.ons'iale, NJ inch. 81 Cabot, IA inch it,c
Farmer y Choice III inch Tie.
SnEErINU Lock wood, Boston ~ .s.isc; IO-i
atc.
COTTONs-Duch. ounce lae; Brown Drill, Sc
DENNIS. hlYcdGlic: Geo. Checks .iac; Chiyots
lNC l.tsc.
1lckiNG-M Mess, 5tsc; heavier ~, heat iatS
Feather lsisc.
s. PRiNTs-American Shirtngs, 5c American
Dress styles, 6c /; Indigo aud Arnoids, Sc.
G1NGHAN,- shirt styles, &C. Ne, aud o.
Dress styles l6.
scatslcks NJ: Toilc ,iu Nor,i, i.,s.
JEANS Kentucky, ljc to ..ie. Wool Filling
a. Cotton Diaper N6t i0c.
LAWNS Dress, ac; hest, Sc; Victoria, ~.
CRASH Cotton. DC; Linen. W..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
IhC l'niscnnnl llina.esr.

On Wednesday, the fifty third annual
session Of the Episcopal diocese Of Flor.
ida will assemble in this city. 1t will e
an assenblagc Of great strength and
character, and the session promises to be-
one Of very great interest, and will be
generally attended by our citizens. The
session win last three or four days.
Each evening there will lie delivered a
sermon by some member Of the council.
Daily reports of the proceedings Of the
dioct So will he given in TuE NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
\ Caution 10 the knights.

Why should the Knights Of Labor. who
In some respects exhibit such admirable
good sense and conservatism. permit
themselves to lc hoodwinked into even
a recognition VI thing 50 absurd ana
inn racticable as the proposed govern.
mtnt loan scheme. Men who can take
such plain and practical positions as are
embodied, for instance, in their demands
upon congress with reference To the pub.
lie Ian Is. should b. more discreet Than
To- COMM t themselves to measures which
sound pubic policy ovcrW IL lminely
condemns Nasiinyt N Post, Dem.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

Long Island is not known to fame par
ticularly rs the abole Of the virtuOus
and the discreet; in fact. its reputation
has in the past been rather common
place. But all this is changed now. A
Long Island city girl has refused To
marry her lover until he resigns the
position of alderman he holds. OF
course u man may possibly be an alder
man without going to the penitentiary,
or even deserving to go, but he at least
incurs a risk and this Long Island city
girl has set an admirable example
Young ladies' must have some latitude
in accepting husbands, but the thought.
full will draw the line at aldermen. -
Florida Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

NoTICE To TEACHERs.--la m directed
by the board Of public instruction to
hold the annual examination Of teach
ers for the public schools Of Putnam
county on the 18th, 18th and 18th d June
's6. The examination will begin At D
a. M, each day, ut the white public
school building in Palatka.
Respectfully.
A. j. WOOD,
I'm. Sec. and Co, Stunt. Of Schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

AS the result Of his Baltimore cam
paign, Sam Jones is said to be worn out.
lie has been preaching three and four
times day and has had u touch Of ma.
laria and an occasional chill, He esti.
mates the conversions in Baltimore al
from 200 to 1,S00.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

SLATE RooFINa. We are now pre-.
pared to furnish the best quality Of Roof.
ing Slate at 1878 Ier square u 10 feet
laid, and call the attention Of builders
AMI others Who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cistern water to
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address Il. NJ. ShOtse, Agent, Box No.
t36. =. o., Jacksonville. Fla. np9} I'm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06

WELLS VANDERPOoi. Teacher Of the
Banjo Lessons gwen at private resi-.
dences. Can be found ut Sulzner's Nh.
sic Store. ie3 II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
REV. sam Joncs vi its Mr.. Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. May ea.-Sam J,nes.
with his wife AMI two children, came
over from Baltimore this morning.
They visited the capitol and received
marked attentions from the Georgia del.
egation. Though the rcvivalist's arrival
had not been heraldcd. it was soon
whispered around that he was in the
capitol, and no visitor has attracted
more attention there in . long time. As
he sat in the reserved gallery he was
pointed out by members and visitors.
and was the subject of more comment
than even the oleomargarine bill.
At > o'clock MIR. Jones called on the
President with his family. Though un
attended hy any member Of congress
the President promptly received him.
and expressed his pleasure at the meet
ing.
Tonight at = o'clock Sam Jones
preached one VI his strongest AMI mos,
characteristic sermons at Mount Vernon
Church. Hundreds could not get nj
mission. Atlanta Constitution.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-06
Notice To Yacht Owners,

All those DESTROYS of entering their
yachts in the regatta to liz held in Pa
latks on July 81, 1889. will please cor
respond with the secretary, stating rig
and water line measurement. Entries
close on the a6th inst. List Of prizes
given on entry. Immediate correspon
pOndence requested.
JOS. \. BALDWIN,
JED II Sec'y Com. Arrangements.