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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-04-02
GOOD MANNERS.
A Few Rules for Boys as to Their report.
ment in the Street, in the Parlor and In
the Dining-Room.

A Few Rules for Boys as to Their reports
ment in the Street, in the Parlor and In
the Dining-Room.
In the Street.-Hat lifted when say
ing "good-bye," /" or "How do you doP"
Also when offering a lady seat, or ac-
knowledging favor.
Keep step with any one you walk
with. Always precede lady upstairs,
but ask if you shall precede her in go
ing through crowd or public place.
At the Street Door.-Hat off the mo-
ment you step into private hall or
office.
Let lady pass first always, unless
she asks you to precede her.
| In the Parlor.-Stand till every lady
in the room, also older people, are
seated.
Look people straight in the face when
they are speaking to you.
Let ladies pass through a door first,
standing aside for them.
In the Dining-Room.-Ta your
seat after ladies and elders.
| Never play with your knife, ring or
spoon.
Do not take your napkin up in a
bunch in your hand.
Eat as fast or as slow as others, and
finish the course when they do.
Do not ask to be excused before the
others unless the reason is imperative.
Rise when ladies leave the ROOM
and stand till they are out.
: If all go together, the gentlemen
: stand by the door till the ladies pass.
Special Rules for the Mouth. Smack
ing the lips and all noise should b.
c avoided.
Ii obliged to take any thing from tn
: mouth, cover it with your hand OF nap
kim Christian Inteligencer.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-04-02

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because he twas frightened into msr-
riage by the spirits, +"
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NOR RENTING FRONT ROOMS ONE 0N
] she hrsi roor UNFINISHED aud one ol the
second floor furnished OulE three minutes f1Dm
CAmpau Place. Mrs. A. a.. - Court -. 81
IOk REN1-NlCEIl FURNISHED ROOM iN
/ very desirable location. Enquire al l-l Jet
fcrson-ave e
I'OH RENT-ROOMs FOR RENI-WlIH or
/ without board suitable ior man ana wife or
tAo gentlemen at l-e Nofih louia->t. Terms very
reasonable fith house north oi postoi.ce. .t
NOR RENT-lN THE BLOCKZ1 CANAI-Sr ONE
/ front room suitable ior au oilce or luls lng
room for gentlemen. goul party csn have iAc
same az very low rate. Enquire at once at =.
Canal-st q A. berwin- I
NOR RENT-ONE SUIT on OFFICE ROOMS ON
/ first floor. one suit of hvug ru0us and one
furnished room rent reasonable one of tue best
locations. Enquire az Al Nuur0t-st. lmmcu block,
Room - 20
NOR RENT-FURNIsHE OR JNFIRNISHED
/ rooms on hr,l and second lnoT. at to North
DiVislou-st.
I'OR REN1-A FURNISHED House TO RE
sp0usiblc parties. inquire al once at 1ie oi-
tawa-st E"
TOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
closes and bath ro0m, With or without
board, geo toiiege-Ave.
no RENI-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
| suitable Tor ohe or TWO gentlemen, ln prs
waite family. pleasantly situated opposite p1sioi-
fee Inquire al li0 \. Division-st
TO RENr-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT a
! very loN rate Apply at The hemple House.
BOARDING-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID lIOut rooms Torrent with or without board one
is "a large room ON ground no0r with bay window.
Terms very reasonable % the right party. talI ai
l1s North lonia ST, ihh house, north o posioiie e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14
PrL-EOF TIE PEOPLE.

He Wants 20 Know You Know.
Tothe Editor of the TELEGRAM HERALD.
have watched your columns with considerable
interest lor some time past thinking tha might
see some answer 60 oar friend Mr Biodgetts in
ouiries where he might ind the command in the
Bible 10 observe and keep sunday as sacred
day lie first called upon the ministers ior the
Information not getting it, on the 2sth ult. he
proposed through these columns 20 the ladies who
took SD active % part In circulating the petition
to stop Sunday amusemeHts at the Lake, 10 donate
slo0 to any charitable institution they might
name provided thcy would tell HIM and an inquir-
in- public where lhe alleged command was TO he
found The answer has not come. l regret 20 say.
The petition. amongst other things said. I'VE DO
most su.cmuly protest against tins most shaneiu
abuse oft thc day which bias been set apart 10y the
Wont ol0od." Now want. with your permss-
,iou to say few words.
DID the inst place allow me tO say WIS raised
u fse orthodoz church. where ] was taught that
sunday was "a '-hoiy day set apart by God, ana
toll tne "Word of COD said So. with many other
thing, have since learned are false These mlnls
ters ,ay this Is 20 he found n The word ot God
Ihe ladies are NOT expected 90 know, OF course
bul they might have ked the ministers, ana %!
making the answer have secured the 1lpl lor MI
B.odgett is able ro pay it. and would gladly 90 80.
ter- not say directly that the day was ser
aDarr ip GDlf Or have they ialsided for o. pur-
pose. thinking such statement, would go ui-
challenged as they have iu the past III The latter,
Is Do nor about time 90 call malt I'M making iaisi
iying respectable because t comes frOm the
pulpit Is falsehood less ccusuratle because Do
comes from the Clergy than 70 were % come
from mst DID they NOT intend the people to
believe "God wo-l dii "sal the day apart.
10 so. chen what harm j. there in answering a
civil question aud giving The information Mr.
Blodgctt IS an honest engineer and has asked a
civil question.
They teach "tota depravity' Of the human
race VIII not iaisohOod and deception breed
tlc worst phase of depmvity, The natural dis
position of the chtd is to be conhdiug and trust
tll but hen deceived be first begins t0 dis,rust
ana doubt 10 is thi, talsehood and deception
thar makes us bad. and it seems the church docs
her fIIl share of fit hy means ~ teachings when
cannot be supported ] take DO ior granted these
minister, cannot support their declaraiioas OF
they would. II they can and don't they are
dirslict of their duty and ia Sc 20 their assumed
trusts Mr Blodget, is an honest and honorable
citizen of this city aud deserves To- be treated as
such. ff ihe sword If Cod says what they say
10 does. should ike t0 know it also.
RtsrectNlly.
~ NANIalN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

ToR sAIE-oNE GOOD SQUARE PIANO IN
/ -o1d condition. Price sl1.. Party going
away. Must sell. cali at -iH le1ersou-st. West
side ao
TOR SALt-IliE LEADING DkOf Ekl Al
I Eln0re. stock wil .Haolcc about s-a03. Tn
only brick grocery iu tomore. Al-l 81 acre, ~
iaud ouc mile north ui Elmure aud one span ui
Lol-es weighing about p SSH Reasons Tor selling.
going south. Inquire 90 u. IS Robson. kdnoIe
Mich. -
nor sALE-COMpLETE SET \. s.. hElokl,
Waits actions and deteuce~ and other Nalu-
able law books VIII be sold cheap. Address
Fred $ CLARK Grand Rapids. Mich.
TOR SALf-A SECONDHAND CHlCkEkIN6
piano. viii he sold cheap Do sold soon. Call
al Mr, Dewey ., log Monroe st. up stairs.
IOR SALE-A LADY WHO ls GOING TO
leave The city desires 90 sell nle sluafe
piano. four round corucre. lrs,-cIass make, uecl
used Jess than three months. Mut be sold Doe
two weeks. call after p. m. % 30 Ottawa -.
IfDK SALE-CHEAp-TNo PHIrON BUG
gi,s and one tTo-~ested surrey buggy. WIZ
sell cheap lf sold Immediately. Cali on N.en-
tire -chauk 50 East Bridge ST., opposite Hake =
liquor storc.
NOR sAlE-A FRS GClA-s SILVER MATCH
klein National Watch Company make.
c1st sis used but little Viii bee sold ~ liberal
discount. Inquire al iFiL6hAN HERALD olee
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14
CARPETINGS.

Brussels, Nelyets, Moquettes,
Administers, Ingralns, Mat
tings, Linoleum, Oils Cloths,
Rugs, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Draperies, Portieres,
Curtain-poles and Trimmings
of all kinds and at the lowest
prices.
Dressmaking and the manu-
facture of Wraps, under the
charge of Mrs. l.. A. Hodges,
in connection with our Store,
is a most desirable arrange
ment for our numerous cust0-
mers.
Strangers are cordially in
vited to visit our immense
Dry Goods and Carpet estab-
bishment, and all persons who
are desirOus CT making pur-
chases of Dry Goods of any
description, and who cannot
conveniently come to Grand
Rapids, may avail themselves
of the largest and greatest
variety of mei chandise to be
found in the State simply by
writing US and making known
their wants. We do a very
large business IN this manner.
Thousands of lette are re-
ceived weekly from all over
the country ordering goods by
mail and by express
People who have never tried
this way Of making purchases
viii he surprised at tins satls-
factory manner of supplying
their wants.
Very Respectfully.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

short Iino and Through Coaches from Rap.
Holland e'd haven Musseeou and reutWstef.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14
CRANn RArIDs. June ls- 5sS6.

To The Editor of the TELEGRAM HERALD
DEte .iR.-In reply to a local item in satur-
days issue. relative 90 meeting held at Champ
lu Post Hau may convey wrong impression
j was present acting secretary at .aid meeting.
Resolutions were not offered OF adopted, nor any
remarks made relative 20 grievances hy the vet
Grams present concerning Che Board OF Managers
Of tae Home but commendatory 20 Col samuel
Wells and Major J. W. Long.
Yours respectfully.
s. N ARMsTEAD,
Sergeant
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

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.rbs -.a b..lsaa has begun to wave Va
Oh.o.
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M- Isomas W Fssag las already ob-
ta.asi position as -ssuilsl oa the
watch svsr
The frt fa.u-. .oa Whispers of the
coming POLITICAL campaign are being
waited over ,h.s bsautifa, peninsula.
Grand Rapids WITH its STATE i.spnoh-
v.r..,~, ---ss.ss e,f -.rr.o.- fo
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

Tile irish can conhne their Home Rule
clmrli-u attentions to England and SCOT
land II they want t0. The Orangemen are
doing it Iors ef good in Ire.and.-PtiGdei
llI iIuef
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14
4. ke shore A Michigan southern.
kalamazoo Division.

Arrive. Leave.
Nxurpss. ....... Is O. m / III u
Nail ..-- . .......... 81 ta m q ff 3 I'M
The train leaving at so Z. In. cunuefts I'll
White PirUol win Atlantic fNpresf uu Main
Line which has Pacific Drawing Room sleeping
o0aches fram CnicsFa u New lork ard Boston
without change
The train leaving ai 80 s. rl connects a. tllC
Pigeon fciriuC one k0ur faT uiuurf| with special
New YORK fNprls< on Haln Lime
lhucurh tickets ard htrfnt in sleeping coschef
can he tec1n.a at Inlon Ticket Oncc. 81 Monroe
street snd depot
Trains ran hy e'th meridian time. which n
minutes slower fhau IleIraf Umc
-. hCklNNH1. General Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

WASrnS5AEaH n 555.-55a "a n lE1A La @sF 81 aa S% @E
Rapids, Mich ol
(NANTED-A GOOD LIVE AGENT IN GRAND
" Rapids tD seq Lyes Improved bOueI CONE
pound for removing scales from steam b0ilers-
Good commissions paid. Address Lye. 1ecre-
tary Lima. ONO.
NTANTED-LADlES OR GENTS MAKING LESS
" than $40 per week mo canf as>lnE to caI az
l35 North plvisiou-st. 81
NrANTED LADIES OR GENTLEMEN 10
" learn Photo Coloriug. Work furnished 40
home when competent paying irom So io go per
month New England Photo Copying Co.. branch
Office Tracy block, lni Monroe street.
VrANTED-CANNAssE FRS THROUGHOUT THE
W state io solicit membership ioT the Michigan
Masonic Home tur particulars address. IT, u.
Nash. secretary. Grand ..apids. Mich.
VrANIED-A NAN NIIh ~ONE CAPITAL 400
W oal 40 1s Ptarl-si. aud see how to make
money With d iR Michigan. something new, no
risk, large profits. 81
lANTED-LAp1 AGENTS ACTUALLY CHAR
" S20 daily WITH my new patent rubber under
garment ior females one lady soid tity in tNo
hours. Ars. +. Z. Little, Lock box 4iA chicago.
I'D. ~
IVANTED-slX GOOD COLLECTORS on Gan
" YasSerS- male or female. Salary and come
mission to the right parties Apply between jho
hour, of and =. IN. 10 ruom lo, Roofs block, s5
Ieari-sl-. city
WANTED LADIES AND GENT-EMEN
" Agents for "-cleci Readings, with eIocu-
tionary Instructions. Teachers aud students VIII
find Reading, q profitable hook. lcs. ne have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write ior spc
cia Bible terms. Tyler A. Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

All Others daily except sunday
Sleeping cafe rlu un Facllc and Atlantic c1-
pres trains o. 4nl iffl itflrlI
l'arIor Care Tilu 1l iaf E2russ and Grand Nlll-
SOS Exf.rg-. in aul iI0u ltifolL
Direct connections made li Detroit elih Ell
U.rluea trains fas over an C h g.. Canada
southern Division.
tnAs IN NoaHls General Agt 81 Monrae-st
HAuEI>r. i.Cktl AEi.. lulsl lfrIst
g. N - sSaA Union IGI olsCD r Moufpf ,f
o. "a kIGaLEs I. b a j A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

Train 80 81 bss Through Cosch daily ercepf
Sunday, ior Grand hsFIfs Holland Grand
Haven Nlskeron and nCnfNsirr Also Thrrigh
Coach leaves tho above points xin g. a N. ~ hv
each day. cr0frf -DndaY. arriving in IoIcto on
Train No 81 al 8 if D. ln
Al trains daily exceTf SUNDAY.
IT n MITCHELL n McHuGH.
Asst ser PAS Agent f4rrf ffsr Agent
II. Z. MATHEWS Northwestern Az NufEaF1D.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

NrANTEO-sITU ALTON AT ANY KIND OF
" light work Wouid drive ignt delivery or
night watch. Good cit reference. Address ".
). room s, s5i taiiai-st. '5
MOULD SITUATION as COplIST. OR
" to do writing oi any description ty "a good
pcnman. Address 2i9 Hasuugs-,t. d. s.
IVANTED-sITUATI IN THE GROCERY
W business. Good recommendation furnished.
o. a. Cooper. so. 0il Wealthy ave. -
WANTED - HONORABLE WORK OF SOME
W Kind wanted by married man. wages not
somuch an object as steady work. Address %,
box g. Telegram Herald office.
WANTED A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN
w would Ike house painting or kals0ming to
do VIII take provisions lu part slnenl. Acdfess
L, box q, this office
VIANTED-A GOOD ~EAMoIkESS Woi I'D
W like plain-scWing 20 DO iu families, WILL work
reasonable. Address @. box g. Telegram Herald
Office
U7ANTfD-RE-ENGAG As MONTHLY
" nurse. Apply 3i Naierloost u
WANTED Bl a WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
W and two and one half years hospital Training.
employment as nurse Enquire 20 b'--. DIVISION
81.
WANTED YOtNn LADY, SITUATION A
W eteuo-Tarlcr. Address VI. s.. 5. --- Turner
WANTED SITUATION As NIGHT WATCH
" man as Ieam-ter. Hosficr. OF WNl actcit aft
honorable employment Address A. 4. r. "a
tat ASol-St- li'!
IlrANTED-Bl- ACABP ENTEB EMfIoA NEXT
W az my trade or anything honorable ioe- II.
Watson, fl4 0itawa-st., tlty- o'
NIrANTFD-SITUAIIO IS PROoF-READEK
" ou "a daily newspaper Long experience.
Good reference. Address s. r. hopAlns. Haff-
son Wagon Works Grand Rapid, ~
WANTED a MANAND WIFE Slii ALTON
W ou q farm 9r ln store. QuaIlHe1 ior almost
any KIND OF business. Are n-lianie hnl trust
worthy. and would Ike permanent Moih Ad-
dress Box T., Muir Alch. 81
VrANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH FIRST
" class city references wants situation no
wholesale store to learn the business. Address q.
NJ. Box J. core Telegram iieriid
NKrANTFD-A sITt ATlON Bl A FIRST CLASS
" coachman .ga.n-tt| FEB rrtrate family. or "a
situation as team-fer. Address -N boN g car
Telegram Herald
VrANTED-A SITUATION h1 a YOUNG MAN.
W ls wears af are Sd drive delivery wagon or at
ans honest oiauIoruenf. good aaiafs References
81 required Address % N l.-. fta ave fItl
llTANTEn-Bl a MARRIED Man A -iIH A.
" ron anounl stafe st hnT soe fa-t ty
d thonughiy reIlah'e man. b. @. case l-ieAi
Herald.
WANTED AIloN WASTED ~ naiNt
~ delivery. fan E.ff H.-t ~ Ttarfnres
Address y. care le. ..-rarri- lif Nse
VrANTEu-RG A MIDDLE keFb NAN A
" situation in -1lr h.io'e niei.
Has bad experience 500 hss.sc-- Would n1'
ohfff fo travelling tnfi references address
~ B. cere oi Ie' a-rsn1- ii rf.i ntef
WANTED ATiHN AS @Aif-MAf oN
" ihe rad fa refrent lr-4 4
Taharco hHf~ H.s aHf experience aH1 oan
command rr-f 0.as- lle.fe tslre-s r. t,.H
Telegram Iier...i.
KlANTfn-A ~iF tTIH> - HfhIftNEh
" HT SOD. ree Ns A
Fesr experience toine raf lefs
flkNTFH sfraTioN So "nfki>e
~ h7ra sHfIrr Hn
.-ffH e,ref.asrt fr
resIeosaf.a rnarr tu.1
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

fNatiy. sunday tnptIitl. F4ialf
Passengers ifkiuE tilt t-11 g. m. hkr rrtss make
close connection st oWoss3 fCr Lansing, ald st
Detroit or Sew ORR a1rving lhere 81 lf.st q. pa.
the following morning.
Night Express has local sleeping Car ron De-
troii % Grand Rapids
THIS s thf onif Hne rluuug Limited fnpreS
leaving here at t-ai D. m- nltn sleeping Car io
Detroit making direct connections iaf al p1ilf
Easf arriving af AcW YORK ai ll b r. fbc fo.lor.
nag evening. Trains Ne,i az Il st b m uli maks
d re0f connection wiin FaIaNe steamer CITY ~
Milwaukee f1r aII points Wrst
Through ueEets secured af ID. %. ~. a = 01-cok
sweet HoiC block. and 81 thC depot
ID. POTTER lify Pas. Agent
GEo REEVF Traffic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

FOR RENI-HU>fNE PURPOSES.
NOR RENTING NICE FRONT OFFICES
I with fire places in each. Enquire j. j.
Hawkins. Hawkins * Perry
NOR RENT-OLD And WE'LL ESTABLISHED
/ photograph gallery ON second loor over j2
Wcsi Brdge-sf Rooms partially furnished. Rent
cheap ID good parties 80tf
no DESIRABLE STORE SO, 39
| Pearl -, LoveG block ROW occupied by Mohl
and Van Alstiue VIII be for rent Nay LIST. Geo.
" Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Every
Variety Of
Dry Goods and Carpets,
--C0NSiSTlNG Of

Dress Goods, Trimmings, Dress
Silks, Satins, Brocades, Velyets.
Cloaks, Shawls, Wraps, Laces,
Embroideries in endless var
iety, Hosiery, Gloves, Table
Linens, Knapkins, Towels,
White Goods, Made up Under
wear, Mems Furnishing Goods,
Prints, Sheetings, Towelings,
Ginghams, and Wash Goods Of
every description.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

a.. ~ sse. 3. r-s ~ a'g s.las. ~a'sa . g.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

osss.AL ,Asas o. Nlar c0yHrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

Working men i1 eacs of "a situation
can undoubtedly iad oas 1y adv-rtising
in Our wsrt co.lurs- lasf are free o.
all abornx men ont % employment.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

l- Is about a staaa-of between tls CHI
cazo aldermen ana tle Anarchists. Pooh
Ban HRsIsoy. however seems deter
mnsd .o gut lls Anarchists in fbs better
1xht
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-14

tsFaa4 Aa.tliis Alnuista-
A lts .t-t lrr
tslius Nt.Etn.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

in Reading, Peuna On Tuesday, Glazer
S Frame, cigar manufacturers, who
closed sin weeks ago because OF the cigar
maker demand FOR higher wages, tried
to resume with twelve men imported FROM
Lancaster. The new men were driven to
the factory in cabs, aud At noon they were
taken in the same away to a leading hotel
for dinner \ crowd oi about 400 people
surrounded the factory, and pursued the
cabs through the strcdts, crying scabs, =
groaning and making other violent de.
monstrations Trouble is feared. Be-
fore the lock out Giazcr x Frame en-
ployed 800 hands.
The strike Of the cPal miners az New
Bethlehem, Penna., i'd practically broken,
For several days the Oakridge miners
have been running, under protection OF
the Sheriff OF Armstrong county. On
Tuesday morning the Fairmount mines
also resumed, wltha heavy guard furnish
ed by Clarion county. These mines
are now paying 81 ctF. per ton, l0cts. less
than the men struck for on the 18th day
Of March The strikers have used every
effort to get the men out at Oakridge,
aud in doing so a number of their leaders
were arrested Tor conspiracy and bound
over to court.
Mt St. Louis, on Tuesday, IN accOr-
dance with their recent decision, the mas
ter builders attempted 10 return to The
ten hoursystem. lu a few cases they
were successful, their men agreeing u
work the long day al an advance il
wages. In the majority OF cases, how
ever the attempt Wa unsuccessful, "ant
| many contractors, therefore, lind them
selves unable TO fulfill their contracts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Last Saturdays nomination election
continues the absorbing topic of con.
veIsation. Even women and children
stop on the corners of streets and talk
about 1t.
A market woman this morning came
up to two others, eL gagged In converse.
ton and asked them what they were
talking about. "Faith, aud don't ye
know we're talkin' about the great
chaten in Saturdays election"
The countAnAnces Of the market peo
ple from the country tenote their poll
tics. The man with a thunder gust
cast Of countenance Is a Democrat, and
he " It'll :he good natured, smiling phiz
is q Republican.
Said a leading Democrat this morning
who generally thinks before be speaks:
"YOu see Chambers will be TUNED down
and Lam bsOu will be the nominee.
Tue country members OF the committee
will do this. They DO not understand
the situation Of AHA re- in the city"
Continuing, he said: ''YOu see this Is
the Cochran program, as the latter
wants Lambson on his ticket when he
(Uoohran) Is terminated for Governor.
Besides, Lanpson is the administration
candidate, and Nj essrA Gray and Bay
ara cannot hIOtu 10 uAVe llul tnTORn
overheard"
The current talk in court house cir
Giles and amongst the leaders OF the
Gray Bayard wing ofthe party is that
Chambers is TO DO pat under.
one sstute DemoCratic lsader said
that the county committee made a
great mistake la not declaring Lamb
| son the nominee as soon as they met GU
Tuesday, as the longer tho delay Is
made the wider the gap bet ween the
factions gets, and the hotter becomes
| the contest.
Another Democrat says that, no mat
| ter which 10 declared the NOMINEE, the
| other would knife Min anyhow, but it
| would be- worse u tide party 10 turn
| Lam bscn down than Chambers.
A pumber OF Democrats are very
| anxious that the republicans should
| nominate full ticket and 10 do il soon
| but thu genera. reply is, I'VE vii see
| yon later"
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

The testimonial benefit TO Manager
Ssmmis, which will be given a the
Opsra House on Friday evening, prom
ises u surpass anything 0 the kind
ever Attempted in thls city. The hest
talent has been securto, ana lie perfpr
nance being 6rst.ciAsI in every particp
liar viii no loubt draw packsl house.
Among the othocs WHO will appear IL
Miss Lillian Conway, a lady 'alaed tor
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Testing "A Yacht.

The Charles b Lore Boating Club
tested heir new yacht, bearing the same
name as the club, last evening, in a
run cut the Christiana and down the
Delaware Opposite New Castle and
back. The yacht behaved splendidly,
cha( 'enging the admiration Of its friends
and delightin2 lite owners. /; passed a
rigid examination in the afternoon and
vas pronounced perfect.
The boat WAS built by Samue. f.
Banner, foot of Fourth street, and the
pretty little engine and machinery that
scuds it along over the water was made
by Hiram kmble, a member Of the
club AMI employed at the Harlan q
Hollingsworth works. Both Mr.. Ban
ner aud Mr. Kimble were "a the trial
trip last evening and both were de-
ighted with their WORK, but not more
no than the owners of the boat were.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
The Dead Kir IS obsequios.

MUNICH, June l5-At $50 O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, Dean Tuerck, assis-
ted hy the Court cletgy, read the funeral
service over the remains Of the late King
Ludwig, which were lying ia the entrance
court Il Berg Castle. After the services
the body was placed IN plain collin and
conveyed to Munich in heafse drawn by
four horses. Three carriages, conveying
the clergy, followed tue hearse.-
Cavalry net the hcarse AZ Sending, a
suburb of Munich, aud escorted it "a the
city. The remains reached the Rc,idcnz.
schloss at 20 a VI. Their arrival was
unexpected, and nobody was in atten.
dance To receive them.
The Empress OF Austria seu. a splendid
wreath 10 Berg Castle TO be placed on thl
c film
The remains Of King Ludwig win lie
in state unii the day Of the funeral Or
Sunday the public will be admitted [,
view the body