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IN cheapest and best food for Mich Cows IL con.
sisss Of . healthy vegetable compound which keeps
the IN good condition. and largely increases the
Yield Of milk. Try e For sale by J. n. A. KOI4B
TO-. Feed DealerA 33S fennsyivaniA ave. q 9
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
KrNa Or ALL

* ING Or ALL
The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing
Machine the latest simplest easiest operated best
made and most elegantly ornamented Of any
machine. We solicit a call from one and
all to examine this machine and see the
wide range Of Work that can be produced. We will
send one to your house for trial free of charge
s. OPPkNHEIMEK q Bro
52S 9th street NV, st Cloud Building
All kinds of machines rented and repaired. apl
TIME SILENT WHITE Is THE BEST AND
i most complete Sewing Machine; has more pOints
that benefit the operator 1t is light, fast and quiet;
winds It's own bobbins: puts on its own belt Finest
single thread machine at prices you can afford Also
New Households, $40 less than list price All kinds
of machines for sale or rent Repairing Speciality.
]. Z. MCKINNEY, All 9th 81. NV.
J. B. RICHMOND, Manager. mills
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HoSEsr Erronrs
TO SECURE
YOUR PATRONAGE

YOUR PATRoNGE
While not disposed to claim superior goodness or a
greater love tor mankind thn is usually found
mess. the London and Liverpool Clothing Company
does believe In keeping before the public advan-
tages 1t offers. First and foremost keep nothing
but reliable goods secondly careful lead all
others In tit and finish, and last, but least we re-
tall good Clothing at wholesale prices.
A fine Spring Overcoat at $3.50, would be cheap at
fine Spring Overcoat at $40. would be cheap at
SIS
good Spring Business Suit at $3.50
An Atwood CASHMERE Suit at $40, can't be matched
In this city for less than $l4.
fine Black 4-Button Cutawsy Suit at SlO that is
worth SIS.
We have full line Of Mixed Cheviot ard Cashmere
4hutton Getaway and Sacks. at prices that will
We have full line of Prince Albert Suits from
S145O upwards
For Boys from Is to Is years we have full line of
Suits at $3.50. S. $3.50. %. mp to SIS.
CHILDRENs SUITS CHILDRENs SUITS
We have fun line Of Childrens Suits at 81. $780,
$40. 20. $3.50. ss. IS and up to $40.
PANTS PANTS PANTS
ChiIdren's Pants from 25c. un
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
apt CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
W1LLEr & L1BBEY,
COR 9Th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
HAVE LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS
AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS
And as you our Yard and Warerooms q handy
place TO get anything you want in the building line,
and you avoid the trouble OF running about to make
purchases Of various material.
We have the reputation of selling low on every
thing besides furnishing hrstclass material and pro
pose 70 keep 1t up
wILLET 4 LIBBEY,
Lumber. sash. Doors Blinds and Hardware Mer.
chants
mh31 Coz. 9th arsst and New York ave. NV
/ i" 7. PARKER MAGNETIC HEALER l2ll
| w PennA ave. q. w.-Incurabes cured: all Ner
TENTS The poor healed every "Wednesday afternoon
! Hee. Once Treatments u. from To D M m16-32ts
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FINANCIAL.

GRAM PROVISIONS AND OIL
HARRY G. TOWERS & CO.,
BROKERS'.
Purchase and Sales made through direct wire to
Boards of Trade of Chicago New York and other
large markets-for cash margin.
mho61m 1923 STREET
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PARTIES w 1sH1Ne
PAPERHANGINGS
will be pleased to w n. Houghton Co.'S line Of
Wan Papers, which are entirely new, at lowest
possible prices. Also y line of Baby
Carriages and Straw Matttngs
just received.
Slip Covers cut and made ct lowest ratesL
W. 81. HOUGHToN CO.,
ap15-1m 1914 IT. NV.
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VUAsHINGToN, ohio AND wEsTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
WOOD AND COAL.

no nAn TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
lOsOUO for SALE comprising every desirable
variety, NJ the very lowest prices kindling aud
Stove Wood prepared In best manner. Quick ana
prompt delivery send In your orders
Once, llll Pennsylvana avenue.
Branch OfficeA 32s Pennsy lvanfA avenue and 20th
and X streets northwest
Depot and Wharf 9th and Water streets southwest
ts26-8m q. l. SHERIFF.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHORT-HAND AND PRACTICAL PENNAN-
Sship taught by stenographer and professor. fifteen
years experience. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, 6 O'Clock p. The Columbian College Prepar-
atory School. 1885 II st NV. ap2O-20ts
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OFFICE OF w. W. LAMB, Nd
" 1919 HANOVER ST.
PHILADELPHIA. DECEMBER 6. 1884
MESSRS EISNER & HENDERSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFrs
MALT EXTRACT g. s. OF A.
500 RACE ST.. PHILADELPHIA
DEAR sIRs:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HOFE-s
MALT EXTRACT FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACIICE. AND HAVE
STORING BEVERAGE AND TONIC NUTRITIVE
KNOWN. HAVE FOUND II ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS CONVALESCING FROM
FEXER, IN CAsES OF DYSPEPSIA FOR
MOTHERS NURSING, AND IN CASES OF
MEAKLY CHILDREN AND ALSO IN Lung
TROUBLES. MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN BY
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION sEMI-MONTH-
LY, AND AI:2s!T A MILLION OF BOTTLES I'M
PORTED BY VOC HAVE PASSED MY INSPEC-
TON IN THE CUS1CA-HOUSE SATJSkACTo
RILY FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
w. w. LAMB, ND.
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR q. s..
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF IMITATION. NONE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF JOHANN
HOFFS' AND "MORITZ EloNEk" ON THE NECK
OF EVERY BOTTLE te26 tn "
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"ALKER's. 2O4 10TH STREET NV.
w Moth proof Felt Carbolate of Ii me- Felts Pitch
Plaster N. G and Gas Tar. Charcoal, Hair. Lime &C.,
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SrR1Ne AND SUMMER DREss GooDs,
AT BOB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUEl
I am showing one of the best lines of Novelty and
Staple DRESS GOODS 1t has ever been my pleasure
to do since here in business
A large line of COMBINATION SUITINGS Ia all
the new effects So to $40 pattern.
HOMESPUNS in Plain and Mixtures, Coo to 81 25
per yard, an elegant line
36inch TRICoTS in Plain and Mixtures-Special
90 cents
ETAMINES in all the new shades, only 62lhc
Latest Novelties in SATIN STRIPE PONGEE
A large line of KOECHLIN'S FRENCH SATINEs
Figures, 35c.; Plain, 33c
AMERICAN SATINES, 12la to 25c
NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS In Plain and Stripes
TUFTED ZEPHYRS-new lot just received.
NEW BATISTE In Stripes and Figures.
Another lot of CRINKLES In New Effects
Large assortment Of PLAIN DRESS GOODS. from
25c to finest goods.
WHITE GOODS In great variety.
Large stock OF LINENS at attractive prices
Just opened Spring Styles In PARASOIS and
COACHINGS.
WEAR
ATNew goods arriving daily.
s. L HEAPSTONE
U1-e03m SOB PENNSYLVANIA avenuo
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EX.Members of the W. l.. i. Corps.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
In your published list of donations ION Satur-
day. 10 the W. L. l. corps, you make the dia-
mond corps badge read presented by fifteen
executive members, when 1t should be by fifteen
eX-members. Please correct.
ONE OF THE FIFTEEN EX-MEMBERS.
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL CARRIN0TON, ATTORNEY-AT
SLaw. Practices In all the Courta Office 400 Ioui-
siana ave. barbour Law Building) Resitence. 1919
VA. se NV. apS6m
NJ II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-L4W-
Ne Rooms and q. Gunton Law Buldins
Az Louisiana av0nua
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STEAMERS.

<NU y A X LII tie.
NOTICE
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TOWN
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Steerage tickets and from all parts OF EUROPE n
very low rates for freight or passage apply to
VERNON II. BROWN e co,
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CCNARD STEAMSHIP co, LIMITED
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NEw, CHARMING WINTER Tours

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a.
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Messrs BELL. & co. Agents for the District OF
Columbia l439 Pennsylvania avenue.
ap7 Washington d. c.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

A CARD
Now thst am fully established In my new place of
business, 726 7th st. NV. wish % announce to the
public very Low Prices on Wall Papers, Shades
etc, etc We selling Gilt Papers, for 3Sc and
up. very dne 0inch Gold FREEZE for 2Sc Also 90
Friese 1Gc. par piece Holland Shaded feet long
with spring Rollers for 4oc: nice 6foot shade for
S5c. Also 0-foot Opaque Shade, any color, for soc
Dado Shades Soc. on spring Rollers. 1Arinch Picture
Rod, Sc per foot
Buy now while the prices are low.
Be sure and remember the place and number.
J. F. sPEISHOUSE. Agt
ap16-2m 726 7TH ST. NV.
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JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.,
ap19 636 Pa. ave, south side, near 7th at.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEa
Il Washington d. C., t72S 14th st. n.w.l
And In the principal other cities
Trial lessons free New terms begin now
Free Lectures in French on Lamartine.
Saturday, April "a, At o'clock.
By Prot L. HUEBERT. vice principal Of Washington.
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:" T. PARKER MAGNETIC HEALER l2ll
w Wv PennA ave- q. w.-Incurables cured all Ner-
soas and Chronic diseases specially VIII visit pa
tienss. The poor healed every "Wednesday sffernoon
Tree ONCE Treatments u, from To D IA. mI6-32ts
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THE TRADES.
MEDICAL, &c.

nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
H. only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city.
be consulted daily AGA bet. Ala and 9TH
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consuta-
tons strictly confidential separate for ladies'
Office always open ap2O6ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Miss Folsom arrived at New York from
Europe Thursday night on the Antwerp
steamer Noordand She was met at the
steamer ut the quarantine station by Col
onel Daniel Lamont with revenue cutie,
and landed at one Of the uptown piers on
North river.
Antonio Nardello, who was hanged in
Washington yesterday afternoon for the
murder of Carmine Rotunno. made speech
on the scaf1old and protested his innocence
Mr.. Gladstone announced in the House o.
Commons that the government desired the
home rule bill to lapse over the present ses.
sion. There was no exciting debate.
Four arrests of parties suspected OF assault
ing Jennie Gloyd, near Gaithersburg, Md
were maie yesterday, but the prisoners al
proved their innocence.
Miss Folsom is twenty-three years old.
The President vetoed five more pension
bills yesterday.
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ALEX CAMBRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY %.

AMONG THE petitions presented IN Inc y
5. Senate yesterday by Mr.. ingalls, was one
of a man, not even from his own state'
praying that all the ex-Confederates IN 'le
employ OF the Senate be removed, ana tnelf
places given to ex-Union soldiers, and say
ing sit is burning shame that ex Coined
crates should be in the service of the Senate
and living comfortably upon the salaries
they draw therefrom." Leaving out OF view
The unpatriotic, sectional and malevolent
feelings of both the author and presenter OF
the petition, how utterly incapable OF deli
cate and refined emotions, and of that ia
nous Senatorial courtesy" which is SO
strong that it prevented all the democratic
Senators from the South, except two, from
voting for the confirmation of nominee
because he had printed remarks other than
in praise of some of their republican COL
leagues, must Senator be who thus rises
in his place, and takes pleasure in present
ing paper which is gross and outrage
Gus personal insult to every one of his
Southern colleagues! But "a silk purse
en- not BIZ made out of sow's ear"
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Trouble Anticipated.

CHICAGO, May ga special dispatch
from Tucson, Ariz., asserts that the Indian
situation is growing serious. 1t is feared
that general outbreak from the San Carlos
reservation will take place. 1t is said there
is no room for doubt that the hostiles are
being reinforced from this reservation, and
that the long-continued success of the hos,
is very active, and is enlisting rangers from
the most determined men. A company is
being recruited at Tucson who will take the
field at once. Southern Arizona, it is stated,
is in state of terror
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

THE LEADER of the late strike on the
Third Avenue car line in New York has
just been arrested for grand larceny, it
having been discovered that he is the man
for whom the police have been looking for
year, because he pawned three thousand
dollars worth of furniture that was left in
his charge for three hundred dollars, and
then disappeared. And yet it was such a
man who found no difficulty in inducing
hundreds of other men to follow him in a
riotous strike But Jack Cade had larger
following. There is nothing new under the
cun -
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THAT IT was the boycott, and not Ma
honesIu, that defeated the democrats in
Richmond, is proved by the fact that the
HIahoueites were defeated badly in General
Mahone's own city. When the business
men, the democrats, of Richmond, in open
meeting, passed resolutions endorsing the
boycott of firm OF their own number, it
WAS only natural that it should become
matter of little or no difference to the right
thinking people of that city whether or rot
such democrats and such business men
should continue to control its municipal af.
fairs any longer.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gov. Lee will 20 to Lexington Monday to
| participate in the dedication of chllrcn
erected as memorial to Gen. Robert F
Lee.
| 10 Petersburg all of the general officer.
on the citizens or anti republican tirlrt
were elected. The election is to be con-
tested.
| Captain Westwood A. Todd who fell
from three-story window of st. Virccnl;s
Hospital in Norfolk died of his injuries >,s
terday morning.
Jane Riddick, colored. of Portsmouth
while kindling fire with Kerosene oil Yes.
terday exploded the can and so terribly
burned herself that she died from her inii.
| ries.
An ecclesiastical convention, representing
the Lutheran Synods in Virginia. North Car.
olina, South Carolina, Mississippi AMI Ten.
nessee, will convene at st. Marks Church,
Roanoke, juno %.
The board of aldermen Of Richmond
stands democrats and Q independents ::
common council, . democrats and ~ indie
pendents, making an independent majority
of - on joint ballot.
The Atwood foundry and hair mattress
factory, at Claremont, together with the
contents and machinery were burned yeS'er
day. The property was owned by Mr.
Frank Mancha, and was valued at between
six and ten thousand dollars.
Chief Justice Waite was unable to render
his decision in the case of the receiver OF
the Exchange National Bank vs.. Balm \
Bro, in Norfolk yesterday and left for Old
Point on his return to Washington, from
which city he will forward his decision.
At the election for mayor and counciImeu
held at Onancock last Thursday the prohibi
ton candidate for mayor was chosen by a ma
ority of two votes. The prohibtionisls al.
so elected three out Of the five counciImen
| by narrow ma orities. The town went for
prohibition one month ago by majority of
two to one.
The election in Culpeper Thursday re
suited in the choice of G. b. Hood trepubli-
can), mayor; l.. Binganline (repubIicanl
recorder; NJ. Hansbrough (democlat), ser
geant. Council J. c. Bell, c. +. Chelf l..
s. StIaus, w. J. Shotwell (democrats). i. J.
Rosson independently, III. Lightfoot (color
ed republican,.
Yesterday r. +. Lee Camp Of Confederate
Veterans of Richmond shipped an immense
floral design to New York, to be placed on
the tomb of Gen. Grant on Decoration Day
1t is inscribed, LET Us Have Peace. From
II. E. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans,
Richmond, Va, Nav, 1856" A committee
of the Lee Camp will take part in the ccre-
monies.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tcmplars in
session in Richmond have selected Saratoga
Springs as the next place OF meeting. The
election of officers resulted as follows Il. W.
n Nap,r1ur Hon Tobp r. Linob Of
without opposition; Il. w. G.. Counsellor,
w. II. Lomly, of Quebec; Il. W. Vice
Templar, MIS- f. c. Bailey, of New Hamp-
shire r. w. G.. Secretary, B. I. Parker, cl
Wisconsin; Il. w. e.. Treasurer, riah Copp,
Jr., of Illinois: r. w. G.. Juvenile TempIar,
Miss Gertrude j.. Cushman, of Ohio. AT
the invitation Of the Grand Lodge Gov. Lee
visited that body during the morning SEES.
sion. He WAS escorted to the chair OF the
president amid hearty applause, and the
members were introduced to him.
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ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.

correspondence OF tho Alexandria GAZETTE.
AsruRy PARK, May 90 1SS6.--By the grace of
a kind church was furnished with purse some
time ago with Il silent hint that the 'coth" of
the pastor needed refreshing. | took the hint
and was obcdcnt. And now, where better could
a tired city pastor air new suit than ut this
tony, breezy place? And why here ut this time ?
Because tho Baptist clans from North. South,
East aud West come together ut this place this
year in tho annual anniversaries Of their three
great national societies. namely, "Thc American
Baptist Missionary Union" Tho American Bap-
list Homo Mission Society," and Tho American
Baptist Publication Society"
These three departments of Christian work,
with their presidents, secretaries, boards Of man
ayers and missionaries nj home and abroad. are
the mediums through which the BAPTIST dcnom-
nation operates in carrying out the commission
Of King Jesus, rs they find it laid down in the
old order book-'Go yc into all the world, and
preach the Gospel to every creature. He tha' be
lieveth and is baptized shall he savcl he tina; he
licveth not shall be damned"
Tho Missionary Union is first in order. Prcs
dent .Judson, son OF the saintcd Adonrarn Julson
calls the meeting to order. Educational Hall is
packed TO its utmost capacity. Three Thousand
delegates and visitors are present report OF
the general work is read by the secretary. Dr.
Murdoch. President Judson makes Il thrilling
address,
Reports on our work in Burnah, Europe, As
sam, Chinese Missions, Africa, Missions to Telugu
arc read and picked men. with cut and dried
speeches. stir the hearts of tho vast audience rs I"
tho Importance Of the work at each point and the
success and progress Of the work all alone the line
Veteran returned missionaries thrill hearts
with rccitals of their tolls sacrifices AMI glorious
success How like their experience to the trials
and success of the Apostle Paul, in his missionary
tours and abors, recorded in Acts OF the Apostles
The Baptist churches oftho North and West have
put nearly four huudrci MouSmi doNar, in the
| treasury of the Missionary Union to he cXpcndcI
in the work the past year. This amount is ,N-
elusive of what is raised in the Southern States.
An outline of tho proceedings of each Society
will be reported for the GAZETTE each day
o. F. +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

THE OFFICIALS of the knights of labor and
those of the trades unions are, and by no
means unnaturally, at loggerheads, because
the former want to absorb the unions into
their own organization and thereby handle
more money, and the latter resist any such
attempt because they don't want to relin'
Guish tie control of the assessments that
now come into their hands. The most Won
derfui part of this whole business is that the
men who pay the assessments to the officials
of both the knights and the unions, and who
must know that those officials, as a general
thing, live luxuriously upon such assess
lncnts, SHOULD continue to pay them any
longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

GEN. MALONE is at his old tricks. Three
Of his jackmen, the high constable, the su-
perintendent Of the poor's house, and the
keeper of the market, stormed one of the
voting places in Petersburg at the close OF
tho polls last Thursday evening, broke
down the doors, let in the mob, and with
drawn pistols attempted to overawe the
judges of election, and did prevent them
from counting the ballots. The General
will, it is supposed, after this. rave and
scream worse than ever about the bulldozing
and intimidation practiced by the "Bour-
bcns,m and for free vote and fair count"
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Martin Irons Furniture Seized.

ST.. LOUIS. May ga special from Sc.
dalia, Mo-, soys: Deputy Constable VIM.
Wallace to-day levied upon portion oi
Martin Irons' household goods to satisfy n
debt of 81, duo Patrick O'Conuor for
several months past for house rent. Irons
daughter, young lady of lG years, claimed
that the furniture had been disposed of to a
neighbor, but tho officer took charge of it
nevertheless, and will dispose oft to salts.
fy the debt
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1t is officially announced that Presiden:
Cleveland will be married at the White
House on Wednesday evening, June ., TO
Miss Francis Folsom The recent death oil
relative of Miss Folsom has changed the
original plans for the wedding, and the in
vtations will now be limited to a few of the
near relatives and the members of the Cab-
net and their wives. Rev. DR.. Sunderland,
of the First Presbyterian Church, of Wash
ington, will oficiate. The ceremony will be
followed by collation., and the wedding in
all its details will be plain and unosten-
tatious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-29

THE OFFICIAL announcement that Pres.
dent Cleveland and Miss Folsom will be
married next Wednesday, Notwithstanding
all the previous newspaper talk on the SUBJ
ject, is quite a surprise, in view of the fact
that Mr.. Speaker Carlisle and all the mem.
hcrs Of the Cabinet, that is if they can be
believed, were doubtful as late as yesterday
that the President even contemplated an
early marriage. AS the President, the whole
country congratulates him and wishes him
and his bride.elect long and happy lives.