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AIexander's Reception at LOmpR-
lanARB.

LoMpALANtKA, September 9.-Yeg-
terday when Prince Alexander arrived
here on his way out of Blu garia the
streets we're covered with triumpnal
arches. Everything was done to make
the Prince feel that the populace
wished to look upon his departure as
transient. The vice president of the
Assembly, in his farewell address t.
the Prince, tait that Bulgarians would
never forget that they owed every
thing 10 him that they had secured as
a united nation, md that they would
continue to consider him rs their
ruler, although he departed, and they
hoped for his speeoy return. The
Prince, ia bis reply, said he was happy
when Bulgarians We're content: He
would be ever ready to ASSET Bulgaria
when she might be in need. 81 hope
to see you all soon again" he said 10
conclusion. The school children o!
Lonpalanska rewed Prince Alex
ander's path through the city with
flowers,
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Turkeys Protest against Foreign
Occupation.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Sep ember 9.-In
its note to the powers protesting
against any foreign tccupation OF Bull
garia, the Porte refers to the repre-
septations OF M. Slambuloffs and M.
Radoslavof made TO the OF oman
Commissioner at Sofia, with the object
of obtaining before Prince Alexander
left assurances from the Suzerain
Court and the powers that there
would be no foreign occupation OF
Bulgaria, nor any interference with
the rights of Bulgarian independence,
whose safe guarding WAS guaranteed
by treaties. The Porte says it consents
to Alexandsr's departure from Bulga-
ria, and has informed the Bulgarian
Government that there will be no in
PREVENTION so long as ifs Legality is
maintained and Bulgaria fulflls her
duties toward her Suozerain, and urges
the powers to faverably consider the
step the Bulgarian Government has
taken, because it ia important to ter
innate the abnormal situation in Bull
gsria and Eastern Roumelia. More
over, the Porte adds, Russia has de-
clared that she had no intention tc in
tervene in Bulgaria if Prince A!exsn-
der left the country. In conclusion,
the Porte asks the powers to reply as
promptly as possible, in order to ena-
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Glazing the Bulgarian Military
Schools.

SOFIA, September 9.-The Official
Gazette yesterday evening published
decree, signed by Prince Alexander,
closing the military cadets school
and sbolisbing its banner, and direct
ing that the First Regiment of Artillery
and the Second Strolnisky Infantry
regiment be reorganized, the latter
regiment to be deprived Of its colors
because of the share it took in the
coup d'etat.
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Daring Forgery at Hong Kong.

YOKOHAMA, August 2l.-A daring
forgery was committed st Hong Kong
on July 2Sth by 2. R. Bsltram, a
clerk in the Spanish Consulate. He
forged the name of Mr.. Mencarini,
the Spanish Consul, to a bill of ex-
change for $4,000 ON q cha, tered
bank of India, Australia and China,
drawn in favor OF the Manila Govern
men,, and Immediately disappeared.
Nothing has been heard from him
since, though it is believed he has de-
parted for British Columbia on the
Chinese bark Kwong Tong.
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Russtau Innuence In bulgaria.

PARIS, September 9.-Le Mdttn de-
clares tina. Bulgaria will not have
Prince in the future; that a Russian
general will command the Bulgarian
troops, and that the Regency will be
but a tembIance Of independent gov
eminent.
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MEDECAL DEPAREmENT
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lFormerIy. 1S47-lsSl, &c UniversILy Of

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Louisiana.
ITS advantages for practical Instruction in
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as the law secures Il superAhundant materi-
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s,,,oIeraRe,u

RoMF, September 9,-Choleia re-
turns 70, Italy are: Tore Dell An
ruzidta 100 ,se s, s deaths; Putig-
nano, Is cases, 10 deaths; Ferrars, 20
cases, s deaths; Raveuns, l6 cases, 3
deaths; o;her dis r.cf, 2S cases, IT.
dc atha.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Frnnce and ErYnf.

PARIS, September 9.-The Journal
de8 Debdts says it has information that
Count Auhigny has been appointed
French Minister to Egypt to combat
Eaglish influence ia the Khedive's
nnnininna
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VIII A11tnd the Races.

DUBLIN, September 9.-Lord Lon
donderry, Vicercy of Ireland, accom-
panied by brilliant party, will at
tend the races ct Buldoyle. He has
engaged Fred Archer to ride Mount
Stewar', which Lord Londonderry has
entered to compete for the plate.
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Crab Orchard Springs,

r INC0LN COUNTY, KY. Tho excellen
Lofthe cuisine, and aroomm odations char
Rcteristic of this hotel during the past three
years. shall be fully maintained this season.
Excursion tickets TO tho Springs by the Ia.
and N. Railway IRE good via Louisville, both
going and returning, to proceed on first train
succeeding arrival in Louisville.
W #. GRANT, pre.'t j. q. KING, Stunt.
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The flood i'm Cuba,

HAVANA, September 9-0Wing to
the active efforts to check the riEe OF
the flood OF Celbadelagua hope is now
entertained of saving the town.
although it is still in great danger.
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BERNIE, September 9-The Swiss
Government has signed the interns-
tional literary ard artistic CONVENTION.
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Among the Northern Lake,,

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hun.
dreds of delightful places whore one can pass
mont, and return homo at tho end of the
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DIR. ID. 3. JOHNS0N'S
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m Office.

OFFICE MRNpHIs GAS LToHT COMPANY, !
MEMPHIS, TENN. -
10y order Of tho Boerd OF Directors OF the
d Memphis GAS Light Company, made
July s, 1886, meeting OF the stoc holders g.
said company was called to DO held on Mon
day, October 4. 1886, at tho office OF the com;
pany, In Memphis, at IL M, to consider snd
Directors with Taxing District OF Shelby
county, a copy OF which contract has beer
sont by mail to each stockbolder. In further
pursuance Of said order of the Board, notice
Of said meeting is hereby given to the stock
estly requested TO be present, or send proxies
with their instructions as To- the voting Of
their stock upon this proposition to accept
VI '''''' '"'N JOSEPH CRAIG,
Secretary of Memphis Gas Light Co.
Eepiember |, 1855.
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The Planters Fire and Marine Insurance4CO.


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7.
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WATERING PLACES.
REAYERDAM SPRINGS

WILL be opened June LIST. This noted
w watering-place is situated six miles
from Etna Furnace, on the Nashville and
Tuscaloosa railroad, in Hickman county
and will convey guests to springs at very
low rate.
Board, $50 Per Month; 81 Per Day.
Special Rates TO Families.
We invite all who wish 10 spend the most
pleasant sea son Of their lives TO come to
Boaverdam. especially seekers Of pleasure
alum lance.
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UpROOKLYN,N Y.-Board on the Hill,
lb Mrs. II. O, Howard, 206 Washington
park. Rooms large; location delightfgl.
ronvenient 10 cars to Manhattan Beach,
GonSy island, Long Beach and Central Parki
siso 10 New York places Of amusement.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS NOTES.

The soft coal mines In the Deep river sec
ton Of the state are to be reopened again
and worked extensively.
Oxford, N. c., voted In favor of prohibi-
ton on June by GO majority. On the
same day Reidsville voted against 1t by 70
majority.
A deer park is to be established in Hyde
county, as deer are more numerous and
abundant there than anywhere else In the
state Of North Carolina.
H.H. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y, is the
president OF the Steel Gold Mining Com
pany, OF Montgomery county, and is greatly
pleased with his investment.
In Beaver creek township, Wilkes county,
there are nine persons living In sight OF
each other, the youngest OF whom Is 10
years Of age and the oldest "a. Seven OF
the nine are Furgusons.
The Oxford colored orphan asylum needs
and expects to raise $40, 200 to complete the
payment on the site and furnish suitable
buildings. Rev. A. W. Pattello has gone
north to raise the money.
The internal revenue officers, now called
"blue bottles,n have done the work In
North Carolina-that Is, they have killed
outright the Bourbon Democratic party In
every county where they have operated.
It is not generally known that Horace
Greeley married In Warrenton, N. O., but
such Is the fact. In those days the law re-
auired bond to be given before the mar
riage could be performed, and the late
John G.. Yancy, OF Warren county, went
Mr. Greeley's security.
The town of Statewide has Just agreed to
subscribe $50, 600 to the proposed Roanoke
and Southern railroad, provided 1t 10 made a
point on its North Corolina extension.
The engineers are now running expert
mental surveys between Roanoke, Va,
and the North Carolina line.
The Winston State Normal school begins
on the 9th Of July and continues three
weeks. The greaterspart OF two days during
the session, July Is and 10, will be devoted
to "Sunday normal school," during
which time the most successful Sunday
school workers of the state are expected to
be present.
The Charlotte Observer says "The day
| has passed in North Carolina when, In vlo-
lation OF law, any man is justified In send
| ing or accepting a challenge. The day has
| passed, too, In North Carolina when any
mans courage can be tested by the sending
or the accepting OF a challenge. The day
| has passed, also, In North Carolina when
any man can create a reputation for cour'
age by sending or Ncceptinga challenge"
He. Long, of Charlotte, N. c., on June
o, shot and killed w. f. Cuthbertson, his
father-in-law. This is the result of Cuth
bertson's threats against the life of Long
When Long married Miss Cuthberson hel
father was very much enraged, and at thu
time had to be put under bond to keep the
peace. Sunday last Mrs. Cuthbertson wen
to see her daughter and grandchild. WheI
she returned home her husband nearly
killed her with buggy whip, and woulC
have shot her II she had not thrown thu
cartridges out doors before he could loaC
his pistol.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12


just across the river from Washington
city, In Alexandra county, is this once
highly cultivated and beautiful estate.
The United States government has hell
possession Of IL since 1854. In the year
1884 II was purchased by the United states
for 100000. What TO do with this beautl-
full tract Of land the government seems to
be at a loss TO know. IT'S true about goo
acres are used as the national burylng ground
for soldiers Of the late war, and for ground
upon which Fort Myer is situated.
But there are yet over 1000 acres, upon
about 200 acres OF which are situated many
small tenement houses, known asl"Freed-
mans Village,n inhabited entirely by col
ored people. And OF this once beautiful
estate there are yet about 700 acres grow
ing up In briers and brambles,
washing into gullies aud going TO waste
generally. Several suggestions have been
made to the authorities Of the United States
as to how to utilize this land, and TO turn
what is becoming a waste and an eyesore
into q landscape OF usefulness and beauty.
First, II has been suggested that II be con-
verted into an experimental agricultural
garden, and from Its nearness to the agri-
cultural department could be under the i'm
mediate superintendent OF the commits
sioner OF agriculture. Second, II has been
mentioned as national parade ground for
troops visiting Washington. II is hoped
that the government will, In the near future,
appropriate this track OF valuable land to
some useful purpose.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12
"Roiling Stones Gather no Moss"

Some invnlids tryall manner of medicines In
the vain hope of recovering their health, One
day they Will try an acid, the next day an al
kali They go from allopathy to homeopathy
try the Thompsonian system awhile, and then
the electric or the eclectic. The sensible
ley's Celery, 5ecf and Iron, and never changes
his base Norneed he, for these three ingredi-
cnts contain all that is necessary for healthy
,.ApAitfnn nf hDhV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12
REV. SANDY ALEXANDER.
Interesting History OF u Most Faithful
Worker in the Baptist Church.

Worker in the Baptist Church.
The Rev. Sandy Alexander, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church of Georgetown, d. C.,
was:born in Virginia In the year 1895.
When about 12 years OF age he came to this
city and remained for one year, and then
returned TO Virginia. About two years
later he came back again, and shortly after
wards hls owner in Virginia died and he
was called home by the executors. When
the will OF his former owner was read he
found that he would have to serve the es-
tate until he arrived at the age OF 25 years,
when he would be set free. He served the
ten years and received his free-papers.
While In Virginia he had learned to read
little. He had been converted at the age OF
10 years. lie returned to Washington when
he was about 20 years old, and he improved
himself as fast as he could by attending
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"a, "A LITTLE fire is quickly trodden out ,

Reconstruction may rob you Of time, but by
increased diligence you can make up the loss,
If your health is delicate, your appetite tickle,
your sleep broken, your mind depressed, your
whole being out of Sorts depend on 1t you are
seriously diseased. In all such cases DR..
Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery will
speedily effect genuine, radical cure-make a
new man of you and save you from the tor
lures of lingering disease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12

Senator Eustis has bought house 1861 N
street northwest for 100000, He has also
purchased for $500 an adjoining lot, on
which he intends to erect u building for his
library,
GEN williamson ha bought lot oppo'
site 1861 n street, and will soon build a
$4,000 residence on IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12
Circnlntlng Lihrary Frnnd.

Norwood j. Clark was held for the grand
Jury yesterday by Judge Smell for obtain
ing money under false pretenses. Clark
endcayored to solicit advertisements to be
put in q catalogue OF circulating library
that he claimed to own and which did not
exist,
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rrnnns from nicImnnh.

The State Guard and the Attacks Guard
Of Richmond will arrive here tomorrow
morning, and will be the guests of the
Washington Cadet Corps, Monday after
noon at o'clock the visitors will parade,
aud o'clock they leave for home,
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WE take pride in Offering the largest and
most complete stock of lime fruit Juice and
other non.alcoholc drinks TO be found In tho
city. Elphonzo Youngs Company.
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MEMORY OF THE DEAD.
A DAY DEDICATED TO PATRIOTISM AND
EDUCATION.

Eloquent Grafton OF Hon. j. ID. Long
at Arlington on Decoration Day
Tributes 10 Gallant Men and Their
Heroic Deeds.
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That SIS suit and those O. pants. Their ex-
Cellence IL surprise to every one Etscman
Bros, manufacturing tailors aud cl0lhters.
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use OF Swifts Specific and determined to make
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was TO somewhat aggravate the sore; but soon the
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greatly improved. am stronger, and able 70 do
any kind OF work. The cancer on my face began
10 decrease and the ulcer TO heal until there Is not
a yestige OF II left-only q little scar marks the
place. Mis- JoiClE A. mCDoSALp'
EATLASTA, GA, Aug IL, 1885.
have had n cancer on my face for some years,
extending from one cheek bone across the nose TO
the other. II has given me great deal OF pain,
Of times burning and itching TO such an extent that
ii was almost unbenrable, commenced using
syift's Specific in May, 1888, and have used eight
bottles II has given the greatest relief by removing
the inflammation and restoring my general health
KNOXVILLE, Iowa, Sept. g, 1885.
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