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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
SUNuER RESORTS.
GUNNER AND WINTER RESORT
BATTERY-P PARK HOTEL,
ASuEYILLE. y. q.

The city OF Ashevile Is located on the
high, broken plateau between the Blue
Ridge and Apalachlan chains, ana IS &C.
cfssible by rail from all points OF the COM
pass.
The BATTERY PARK Is q new hotel, lust
completed, with all the modern appliances
FOR doing n frst-class business-hydraulic
elevator. electric light. heated by steam,
and open fires.
Electric. bells connect every room with
the Office. The house Is hu.t on q h!ll over
cooking the town, and q stretch or country
fifty miles IN extent.
scenery magnificent, prospect extensive,
climate delightful.
For descriptive pa mphlet and any infor-
nation pertaining 10 the business address
{. u. SOUTUWlCK,
iy6 elm Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

bD- BETHEL MISSION County
courthouse, Twenty second and Main
streets).-Services SUNDAY at 8 O'Clock p.
81. and WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock.
AL cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Hey- CLAY-sTREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Clay aud
Adams s.reets)-Rev. J. II. RIDDIcK, Pas
housewives at11 a. N. and at Sis p. NJ
Seats free.
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nS~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Twelfth and Broad stree,s)-Rev. GEORGE
COorKR, ID. d., Pastor.-Bible school at 81,
A. VI. The pastor VIII preach at il A. NJ
and SIS p. NJ. All made cordially vel
come,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

Gcsy" FIRST p r. L SB Y T L r | a n
CHURCH. Rev. A. N. CHRISTIE, OF Dun
dee, Scotland. will preach ia this church at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. No service at night. A
cordial welcome 10 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Ia FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev X. II. PITT. OF the Venable-Street Bap.
tist church, at IL 4. VI. and Rev. PERCY G..
IL SOM, Iastor. Mt 6 T.. NJ. To- MORROW.
All cordially Invited to the services. sun
day school 9:l5 \. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
rly- UNIOS-sTATION METUO-

pST UNION-STATI0N METHO-
DIST CHURCH corner Twenty. fourth aud
y streets REV. II. &. CHEATHAM. PASTOR
Preachlngat IL 4. VI. and So z. M.-subect
In the morning. Moses in the Court OF Pha-
raoh ," al night, Moses in the Tents OF
INDIAN"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Another whirlpool Crank

A Buffalo IN. y special says |:
George w. White, Of Oswego, is now
at Niagara Falls studying the rapids
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SIMMER RESORTS.

DAY RIDGE, 1.-THE C0SEY
40 ISLAND OF THE SOUTH "--I'nis
popular summer resort VIII be open To the
public on and after JUNE Il, 1888. Spleu.
aid surf-bathng. Finest hsnlng ca the
coast Elegant accommodation. The Ma
rire Band largest cud best in the country
PLAYS every day and evening. Restaurant
pavilion seating 1000 people open all tne
iime. Gravity railroad 1000 feet long.
Sail-boRts on bay. lake, ana river; large
and smail row aid fishing- boats "a hire for
nOmin6l price always ready. over I'VE
miles OF waterfront. Hotel and ali build
iucs tfty feet above high water. opera
House open afternoon and evening. Eiec-
;ric.l!ghis all over the grounds. FLYING
horses, riding horses, pony and goa. car
riages, swings, bowl ing-alley. rle'gRilery,
ard thousands Of amus9meuts for me chit
lreu. Highest OBSERVATORY IN tho state,
largest collection OF animals IN ne South
covered pier 600 feet out n the bay. Spo-
cial excursion rates COR churches, sunday
schools. and societies either by rail- or On
the new and elegant steamer Bay k.dga.
cor dates aid charter apply inmedlatsly
20 the BAN-RIDGE COMtANt,
1873 west Baltimore street, Baltimore,
my -7et&wl3t or Annapolis hd.
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psy ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twenty and
Broad ftreeis)- Rev. LEWIS WILLIAM BUR-
TON, Rector.-Services on SUNDAY Sunday
school at quarter.past A. NJ; morning
service and sermon at IL o'clock; evening
service and sermon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

tNfh Ehfb1S. fAt-NiN. ~.
ITO WEST POINT ON WEDNES.
l. DAY THE 2lsT.

The VENABLE-STREET CHURCH viii
run an EXCURSION To WEST POINT on
WEDNESDAY the 2lst. the FIRST day Of the
Dover Association
Grove Hotel grounds pleasant rcndez-
cured.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. 75c.: ladies. 3c. ;
children under twelve, 25c. For sale by the
committee and at the train.
Train leaves Richmond and Dlnville
depot, Virginia street, at s A. N. stops at
Richmond and \ DIRK River depot (Twenty-
thl.d and Cary and M intermediate sta
tons: arrives AT West Point at 1880 a. VI.
Returning leaves the Point at $50 T. NJ.
~ l7-SaS Ti2l
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Reading notices IN readipg-matter TYPE
fines or isss. 81: In nonpariei loaded Toe
Card Of rates FOR more space furnished on
application. -
An letters and kilograms must be address
Cd 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications Will not be 70
turned.
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sar WEST MATN-STREET BAP-

TiST CHURCH corner Main and Beech
understanding SUNDAY by the pastor,
Rev. WILLIAM j. SHIPMAS. at ii O'Clock A.
u. and 81 Z. 81. All are welcome.
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|MELLIWS FOOD
Infants and hvahas,

THE ONLY perfect substitute for Mothers
MIX. Invaluable Elm Cholera Infsntum.
Teething, DIsrrhGs. and oil diseases OF
children. A predigested food for Dyspep.
tics. Consumptives. Convaiescents, &C. Per-
feet nutrient In ah wasting diseases. Re-
ouires no cooking. Keeps In all climates.
sold eyerywhere. Our book, The Carennd
~Etedjpg OF In lants." MAILED FREE.
DoLIBER. GOoDALE & CO..
Jy s-Sa,Tu&Th6m Boston, Macs
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iYI7-lt

A MEETING OF THE TRAVEL
n LFRe' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
will be held THIS Saturday NIGHT AZ
Ford's Hotel at O'Clock. Business OF great
importance before same. All members are
earnestly requested to attend.
BY order OF the President.
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE.
WELL Secretary.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT CONCEPT, VIRGINIA.

The Hygsla Hotel viii continue 20
De operated under the same liberal
policy which mas always character
ized its management, and whlleg great re-
reduction has been made in The rates fJt
the summer of 1856, the highest standard
ofexce!'ence viii be maiutsined.
After June lst. the terms for double
rooms occupied by two persons VIII be $3.50,
O. and $3.50 p day; SIS, 1880 8nde2l
yer week. and $50 500 ana SIS per month
each, and single rooms. s2.j0. S.. $3.50 and
"a ger day; 1l7.6o, sci, aud 324sO peT
week; $50 and S75 per month.
For further particulars send for Illustrated
descriptive pamphlet. 4. =. FIAH,
SIP 23-tAu1 Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

BSy~ MARSHALL-S 7 K e f 7
CHURCH OF CHRIST between Graham
and Hancock).-Il A. Cutler. pastor, at
ia. NJ; W. a. COLE, Kentucky Universi-
~ at pm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

pa" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main andSixth sireetst-Rev. VIII
LIAM w. LASDRUM, D. d., Pasior-Morn-
ing service at IL O'Clock. Noevening service
during July and August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

Ssg" CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth streets)-Iiev. WILLIAM L. Ed
WARDS, ID. d., Notwithstanding at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. and s.! o'clock Z. ". by the
pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
IIEnIG.s EXTRACT OF NEAT.

crsn-er-0FTCCrt
r IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF MEAT.
Einest and cheapes meat-favoring stock
for soups, made-dlshes. and sauces. An
nuai sale. 8. 900, 900 jars.
LIEBIG COAPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. els success and
boon for which nations should feei
GRATEFUL" See Medical Press. Lancet, &c.
Genuine only with the facsimile OF Baron
IIebig's Signature In blue ink across the
label. The title "Bafon Lieblg" and
photograph having been largely used by
dealers with no connection with Baron
Iiebig. the public are informed that the
Iiebig Company alone can offer the ar
ticle with Baron Liebig's guarantee OF
geDuineness.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepers, grocers and
chemists. Sole Agents for the United
States (wholesale only), G. DAVID d
CO., Q Fenchurch avenue, London. Eng
land. ~ i7-Sao2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

E05~ VENABLE-STREET CHURCH
,comero' venable and Eighteenth streets.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ. Preaching by
Rev. Z. G. BISON on SUNDAY at IL A II.
and by the pastor al a:ij Pm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
rsT MONUMENTAL CHURCH

Rev. JONI Z. NEWTON. RcctOr.-Diyiue SER
vice at IL \. VI. and @ =. NJ. Sunday
school is closed for rest OF sum- er, and no
service In chapel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
BIZ CLoPTON-sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH, Observation-Disclosures at
IL A. M. and 7:So T. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
DECATUR EDWARDS. AIweicoma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

b<E MIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4:3O =. NJ. Preach
ing by Rev. w. +. c. GREGORY, who will
preach at the Presbyterian church in Ash.
land at SIS p. ii. All cordially Invited to
attend.
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s8~ GRACE.STREET PRESBY.

TEKIAN CHURCHILL READ and DREW
Pastors.-Services at / o'clock \. VI. and
sHP. VI. Preaching by Dr.. DREW. y cordial
welcome 10 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

I ATTEST STYLES LOVES "a
CHERRY. ASH. and yA.Lt CiAl. ,
BER SUITS. A great VAT cry ~ FAh."6
SUITS. Gail at ugr w0rrrsouS. Governor
street, and examine oar I.mtl.f i,.St.
Terms CommUtg ting.
10 8-8m toisH p'' ~ DION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
80 LAUREI-STREET METHO-

DIST CHURCH Corner OF Laurel and Abe
marie sireets(-Rev. WILLIAM 7. WEIGHT.
pastor.-Sunday school at 9 a. NJ. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and 9 +. NJ.
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VIZ PARTY.
DON-AIR LAWN PARTY,

~ FOR THE
BENEFTT BON.AlR CHC RCH,
SATURDAY. July II, loss.
Vocal aud instrumental music. Train
leaves Al 7 O'Clock =. ~: returns Ut 1880
Pm. Round trip. 2jc. Tickets a. Beck
with. PaIhsm u Audersou'5 and J. Il.
Grigg'S Iy i7-it
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ssy EMMANUEL CHURCH

OHeriico county)-Rev. u. NJ. RANDOLPH
Rector.-Diylne services oMoRRow at IL
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING
- NEATLY DONE
at the
DlapAxCH PkINTING-HoUSk
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~ GRASS.WIDOWERS

VIII rud n large assortment oi ~ATrUiLS
81 extremely low pi ces; also, q large a,-
Sortmeut OF BASkEi ~ Just whgty oI want
10 take the good things 10 your fam..,5
when visiting them.
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rnE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
~ TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.

me DAILY DISPATCH u delivered 70
,.nerr1hrr 81 yrrTxrr CENTS per woek. pay
ab,s % the carrier weekly. Mailed asss per
eppum |: - for ak months; si.so 'of tn'ee
lpon,hs: 500. for ono month.
The sEN1.wEEKLY pisPAIChstsspef
aonurr. on 81 FOR six months.
The WEEKLY pIspArcHM VI per an
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
spnum, OF 7sc. fofsix months.
subscriptions In al cases payable IN ad-
vance. snd no paper coptinaed after the ex'
viratson Of the time paid for. send post
of,lce money -orcer. check. or registered let
ter. Currency sent by mall viii be ut the
risk OF the sender. Subscribers Wishing
their pos, office changed mus, give their old
% well Va their new post-ofiices Sample
copies nee.
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MEETINGS.

DOYAL ARCANUM.-THE .tg
IL members OF MCCART II Yk~-tS.E
COUNCIL, No. i6a. ROYAL AR eesrA[
CANUM. will attend q stated meet <s--s
ing 10 Central Hall, Fifth street. on THIS
saturday EVENING. July II, 1885. at 3
O'Clock. candidates nre requested to be
prOmpt. Members OF sister councils are IN
yited to be present
BY order OF the Regent.
r. =. DENNY.
WILT Secretary.
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CHEAP DRY G00nS.

The finest and widest fIlNru uNr.srE
at & a ward worth -.r. tll zoe.
a yard for the l6c. PUB n.y.
Elegant PRINTED FTANt\ES 'or 'ra.ses
at I2sc. a yard-l7c. a yard vas cl lsl-
cred cheap Tor incD.
Best quality PRINTED CEAT"-'LITu n-
dresses a. lz4c. yard same as usn-.t
sole ~ ne.
LAWNS at 3. s. ), AMI ~. y9ft .f
latter price j. fDr the widest s0'
PACIFIC LAWhS, usually sod a. 10.
yard
COLOREU CANVAS BUNTING, uegr'-
wool. Rt &c. yard Orin u''rr .aa
double the money
BLACK RUNIlNt. warranted q. WOO,
only l2ttc. a y9il-Hu r1mTN~e swan
what Is sold else where Al zoe. a ya.i.
BLACK NUNS WILLING, warranted e'
wool AZ d. e.. o yard, just mtr.rl
down ron Zjc.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS ~ the best 4us.-
ties 81 tie lowest prices
COEOHTp CIEE,i-tLOCH~ n f'.
yard wCT b : ".
col ONEI CRAZY CLOTHS 40 loc. Na.'
worth Ice.
Read io-u.ouows paper ior other g'H'
bargains. LtN 8 't' is.
liv l2-TH lhNS.l
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" All r thought Pierre; it is time /
was steering BY mothers light. When
he lay dow a that night he 6rst knelt aud
asked God TO glide-him over ites rough
sea.
The months went rapidly By. The
cold, hard blasts of the winter drove
across the sea,sand like plonehs they
turned up the dark waters. Then came
spring, with itssofter airs, and the longer
days kindied in the sky that longer light
in which tie sea rolled and flashed like a
vast crystal. Spring, though, did not
soften The cough that had attacked Pierre
and with which he vainly wrestled.
He can t live long," said the old doc
tor of.the g nily he may go any day.
One storm, night the boy lay dying
father, motl :, Cosette, Victor, Clemen-
tine, gathered in tears about his bed.
Pierre was wandering in his thoughts
be fancied,he was far off on the sea. The
waves, he aid, were running high.
Don t YOU be afraid OF me" he said,
in low ton looking round on those who
wept at hi sIde. " I shall-make-har-
Dor; 1 m sfae.ing by mothers light; and,
guided by prayer, steering by a mother 8
light, the fisher boy quickly reached
heaven and home.-Rev. E. a. Rand, n,
FoTaO0rG
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be put into it at once Thus the tempta-
ton is avoided to use it for other things.
2 They should be taught that when
once in the Jug, it is no longer theirs,
but it belongs to the Lord. To take it
from the Jug, therefore, and use it them
selves, is the very essence of stealing.
". Y Evangelist.
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Adding His Portion.

Mothee, you have often asked me
what l iEi nd to make of myself have
now decided, said Ernest Townley one
day after their return from church.
We'll, my son, what is your decision
this timer asked Mrs. Townley with a
smile.
Ernest colored and looked conscious,
for it was rot the first time he had an
nounoed his conclusion on that point, but
he replied bravely, az intend to be a
minister, and shall try to be as eloquent
and pleaaI : as Mr.. Beament is.
CAS- eloquent for what purpose, as
pleasing il 9hose sight?'
Again lest blushed as he answered,
/" OF coure should want to use sush
advantag to good purpose, and l
think, added, laughingly Mr..
Beament doing so he will preach our
church on debt after awhile. How I
wish I ha somethiDg to givew
You -1e good deal you might
give, Err -
Why lother I'have spent my last
cent. W y have l to give?'
!" Your VI 1e, my boy"
l have not even much of that aside
from study hours. Only an hour or two
after school
Have on not half hour after lunch,
and about much time after breakfast t,
or longer2
= Yes, b who would employ me that
way2"
AS Minister Of the g0spelyycu
should hsr me blessed Master ever he.
fore you a. n example; in doing rigl t
he did not care for the opinion Of men,
If you are willing to lay aside pride to
add your portion to this good work, I
can give you employment" said his
mother.
For a moment or two Ernest was silent,
while fierce struggle went on in has
heart. He had heard her say that morn
ing she could no longer afford to keep
nurse for his little sister, and he knew
that he ought to offer at least to take her
out in her carriage for the fresh air or she
would miss it sadly. The thought trou
bled him, for be was very fond of her,
but what would the boys and girls say to
see him acting as child s nurse.
The tears were in his eyes, but be had
conquered. Lifting his head proudly he
answered, Mother, l will do anything
you want me to, and hope thai shall
never be ashamed of serving you or the
Master into whose service ] hope to en-
ter"
Ernest kept his resolution, and when
he entered the ministry there were few
more successful or more beloved.-S. s.
Treasury.
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THE BEST PREPARATION.

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Children s Column.
Tommy Gray

Tommy gray.
am six years old,
And like play and fun
l mean TO grow mp,
Like George Washington.
So when mother said
Who ate the pie ?"
spoke like a man,
And said 1t was 1.
But she didn't say
She'd rather lose the pie
And know that her boy
Would not tell lie;
She Just shut me up
Where l could not see,
Then sent me to bed
Without any tea Boybood.
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There was a great parade OF soldiers,
and little Mary, aged eight years, went
to the door with her pet dog, Gyp, to see
the procession move by. Like all little
dogs, GyT was saucy and began to bark.
Mary ran up stairs to her mother. ex.
claiming, " o, mamma, come downstairs;
I'm afraid Gyp will bite the army
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Mary was curious about relationships.
A man stopping in the family often told
her of the sayings Of his little stepson
One evening Mary came to him. and
said Please tell me something about
your door-step-son, and what made him
that kind of a boy
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H. W FULLER, G. ?. q 7. A.
c. w. SMITH, Gen1 Manager.
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DIR ECTORY

OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
rs THE
UNITED STATES
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PUBLICATION
FOREIGN MISSIONS

Rev. James X Hazen, D. d. Secretary and
Treasurer Richmond, Va.
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CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO
ST LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, ETC.
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Before selecting your route, write to one o.
the Agents named below for full information
you viii save money, and avoid frequent anC
unpleasant changes Of cars.
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RATES OF FARE are as low as by any route.
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REMEMBER that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Route can ticket you and transport you to any
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WEST, NORTHWEST, or SOUTHWEST
more cheaply and comfortably, with less nun.
Der Of changes, than any other route
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c. c. DOYLE Passenger Agent, Lynchburg, Va
P. H. WOODWARD, Passenger Agent, Staun-.
ton, Va.
j. c. DAME Southeastern Passenger Agent.
Richmond Va
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-01
THIRD EDITION.
Arrested for AnnoyIng Mrs. Gartleld.

~"~~>~ ~ 49, 1s-sos o4& A1Ads
CLEVELAND, . Nov. 29.-sipce last
August Mrs. GARFIELD, wife of the late
President, has been greatly annoyed at
her country home, In Mentor, by the
receipt Of letters OF advice, etc., from
person signing himself s. A. Bodde
Some time since q man went To the
house, coolly walked into the hallw ay.
and inquired for Mrs. Garfield or her
daughter Mollis, A servant asked him
his name and business, and he present,
cd card bearing the name of the lot.
ter-writer. The fellow was persuaded
TO leave tne house, and, upon going, he
promised 10 write no more letters
As he went, however, he turned and
cursed all the members OF the house
hold. For some time no letters were
received, bnt recently the fellow began
writing again. Yesterday he once more
appeared at the Garfield farm house,
and being refused permission TO sec
Mrs. Garfield he swcre SIS before He
was followed from the house, and later
placed under arrest at gainesville.
Rodde Is 38 years OF age and u native Of
Holland. He formerly lived at Fort
Wayne, Ind. After an inquest in
lunacy the Judge decided that Boz de
was not OF sufficiently uDsound mind 70
warrant his incarceration In al as5 lu,n.
He WAS therefore sent TO the county
poorhouse for safe keeping.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-01
the Brooklyn Navy YARD,


NEW YORK, November 30.-when
work stopped In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard tonight two hundred and six ~
men walked out with their discharges.
1t is expected that enough more will
follow tomorrow to make the total
Ium Der FIVE hundred. The discha rged
laborers were all employed In the cen.
struction department.. Naval Construc.
tor Pook was seen a3d asked TO what
the Wholesale discharge was due.
at is due simply to the running out
of the appropriation from which the
men were paid," taid he. 1.-THE amount
OF work put upon this yard for the
present hscal year has been 20 great
that the appropriation has been rapidly
eaten up"
Z" 1t Is said that politics had some thing
to do with the removals."
That Is not o,"sAid the Constructor,
emphatically; politics has nothing TO
do with II whatever. / don't know
anything about politicians OF politics.
We are working for the government,
and that's oil there is OF It,"
The whole force OF the yard 10 about
] 900, so that the discharges include
about half the total force. 1t Ia one Of
the most extensive discharges that has
been made for some time. Constructor
Pook says that none OF the men can be
taken back under present circumstances.
They will have TO await the action OF
Congress-.