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New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
selves Capital has the cream OF the
IL won't be long have some OF the soou '"N


.oves C,ntal no has the cream Of tho country pnt
II won't be long before have some OF 'he soou
too." lApplsusel
THE NATIONAL GUARD NOT on DUTY.
Al the armories OF the National Guard regiments
there was n indie ion that trouble was anticipated IL
beine Saturday night OF the companies were en-
gaced AT drill and there few members present
The 22d Regiment Armory has two entrances on
Fourteenih-st Each closed with massive
doors that mob would find 1t difficult TO force, ana tne
lower story windows guarded with iroL part INC
taken bat In case emergency hsp could he specuy
summoned sufficient hold the building uhtil the ieHi
ment could assemble ,,., .. ,
Tne 7Ist Regiment Armory at Thirty -hith 81 ana
broadway is not well calculated to whslau me SUI
drn onslaught Of % mob a. that OF the 1Zi Nha' pre-
cautions bad taken to prevent ms the person
IN charge declined TO say, hut lie lhUmatcu
that they ample % gulM against an
al ,ack The drum CORPS was practising last evening
pected. . Do.a
The arlnory OF the 10Th Regiment at Broad
way and Forty-seventh.st, Is no p''ae'
adapted for defence against Ahloen nv, at
tack than the list. The armOrer adinlileh ,h'.
precautions mad been taken by the comnanuah uEns'
attack but declined 10 say "hat thcic W.T.
There was no evidence that OF the regiment hau
been detailed for guard duty. -., ,,,.,
The ron gates ana massive doors Of the 9TH Regment
Armory are sufficient alone withstand attack from
mob Tor a considerable time The armorer mas seVeral
assistants they would be able to hold the arnory u
I'll AID could reach them He said that no gnaru hau
pren detailed by Colonel Clark. nor had there Deeh any
intimaton t. him that there would be- lie was Sateui
who he admitted. That all the precaution taKen'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Hoods Sarsaparil1a

I my daughter had been alling some time win
general debll ty and HOODS Sarsapariih was
recommended 10 us. After she had taken three
bottles she was completely cured and bullt up.
IL ~ with great pleasure that / recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla" BEN VI M.MTRRIhLEEs,
Supt. Cincinnati and Louisville Mail Line Co,
Cincinnati.
Il was IN bad condition with faintin0 spells
and general debility. l was run down. ate
hardly anything, and hardly dared 90 ont on the
street alOnc for fear OF having fainting spell
Hoods SaIsaparilla has done me wonderful
amount OF good. a. 1 am now in COOL health
again. NV appetite has been god ever since
taxing the medicine. and / can eat a square
meal with relish" MRS MOLLIE GU TIER,
ll9 Ilth- st, CovIngtOn, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

to be a thoroughly honest and reliable msdi
cine"
"whv. mother. Susle Smith saws her mother
borght some SarsaparlIla last week. which the
man said was Just a. good as Hoods, but they
did not Ike IT and have thrown It away. Can
ANYBODY else make it as good as Hooi'sl"
"No. As have told you very often, HOODS
sAR-APARILLA Il THE BEST. Ii pos
sesses merit peculiar to itself But some men,
am sorry to say use every possible effort to sell
their own in place OF Hoods, even using The
most unfair means. But always buy OF regu-
lar druggist on whom can rely 10 give me the
eenuine Hoods sarsaparilla- know that Hoo"s
has done ia much good. ana Will not waste
time or money trying any other"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
Scr0huIa.

"f have had running
sores on my limbs FOR
five wears. 10 bsd AZ
times that I coulf no.
walk about the honsa
When I commenced AK.
Ing Hoods Sarsapari.laT
was In pam 20 severe tha,
I cannot describe it I
could no. walk. nor s'ee)
nights. 7 had NJ aDpe.
tie and fell away But
HoOd's Sarsapar.ila I'D
M a wonderful anOuntOi
good. / am well now 70
what | was when I began
10 Use n. I have n s0Ji
appetite. have galnei IN
flesh and can sleep vel
Ny sores are almost al
healed. and / can dpa good
DAYS work ami not break
down." Mrs. c. +. LORD.
Dover. v. II.
TAKE NOTICE. - Tbs
great popularity " HoOis
sarssparilla has led soma
unprneipled men q Use
1t as a bait 81 draw Gus
TONERS 10 their stores. and
then bg Unfair repfesen.
tations endeavOr 10 sell
other KIN IL. IL f. IN.
necessary Tor US to caution
those who have triel
HOoi's SarsaDarilla and
know iis peculiar melk
But 70 those who have
never taken II We saw.
Don't be imposed upon
Insistupon having IIool's
sars1parilla and no other.
The men who claim that
their prcparationsare ~
e Od as Hoods" By 80 d.
ing admit that Hoof. 10
the STANDARD. and Dos
sesses peculiar meris
which they try IN VAN 70
reach
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
400 DosEs ONE po,-


400 DOSES ONE Dor.
LAR 80 often t8ld Of tbIs
peculiar medicine. Hood.s
sarsaparilla. is not a catch
line only. but Is absa.
iutely true of and original
with this PREPARATION.
and IT Is as ABSOLUTELY
true that 1t can honestly
be applied only TO Hooa',
sarsaparilIs. which .,hs
very best spring med,e,,.
and blood punaer. Nov
reader pfove It. Take I.
bottle homo and mea.ur.
It's contents. Yon vii,
ma II to hold 100 te.
spoonfnls Now read n.
directions. and yoa spI
find that the aver,o..
for persons Of direrso,
ares Is less than a te.
spoonful Thus eoonon,
and strength are pecal,,,
~ Hoods sarsspanl,a
Hoods ssrsapanll,
gave me new ne an, >.
stored me D. m yop,.x
health and srreng,b :
WILLIAM H. CLOUGB
TiIton, y. II.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
KISSED BY Young WOMEN

novel sight was witnessed in the streets
yesterday II was the parade OF the Fur Cap Makers
Union and the Fur Trmmers Association OF the State
The principal feature WAS number OF open carriages
with the women members OF the Organization. They
waved small American flags and had badges pinned 10
their dresses Whenever the procession met Thirdave.
ear the women hssed the unfortunate drivers
ana shouted scaia The same treatment accorded
nOn-union shops passed the route union sho ps
were al accorded a burst OF shrlll enthusiasm
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
is the Best

"Having been afflicted with a complic1tion Of
disorders. the result Of impure blood. took
Hoods sarsaparlls. and the result was perfectly
satisfactory" Mrs. j. BARTON, New-Haven,
CT.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gave me new life. and
restored me TO my wonted health and strength" "
WILLIAM IL. CLOUGH, TIlton. y. III.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for -. Prepared
only By c. J. HOOD, & CO., Apothccaues,
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02

at have been troubled some time with poor
appetite. particularly in the morning. and also
had frequent attacks OF rheumatism. COM
menced to take Hoods Sarsaparlla and now my
appette ia the best. AM the rheumatism has
entirely left me" C. ARENs. 3704 Emerald
Avenue, Chicago. ILL.,
Hoods SaYSapaYilla
Sold by all druggists 81; SIX for -. Prepared
only by G.. I. HOOD & Co, Ap0thecaries,
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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~rwvonx nAuy TRIBUNE SUNDAY MAY 1s6-SXTEEN PAGES

rnon hecause or contracts entered into some me ago
The Ian OF paving the hour Will hc rcsOfted 10 ny
many contractors with the wow OF br eaklns up 'he
eIght-hour system.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
TIIEEE SUGAR REFiNEHs ARRESTED.

To all appearance the strike OF the BOOK
yn sugar Is rapidly nearing an end sugar
was carted all day yesterday through the streets Will
scarcely any police protection The Brooklyn sugar
Refinery paid It's men. There disturbance OF any
kind This firms says 1t will be running again this
week. Havemeyers x Elder will pay ther
men tomorrow. Dick Meyer PAID thelr
hands yesterday. Nearly all Of the men tooA
the money as it the regular pay any
In the morning three lighter. loaded with raw material
were at Hivencycrs dock. Grccnpolnt Inc s"'euores
refused To unload them. Word sent 10 Vow ioIA
for men, but when they arrived and ascerained te con-
ditIon OF affairs they also refused 10 WORK. IcaIlhS
violence ut the hands Of the sitikcrs
The men on strike at liavemeycrs refinery, "reeh,
point numbering 100, were paid. Ihey were dulht.e'
info the office sngly received their money ana
with smiling faces. Among them we're hchhel haI'.n'
of NJ. 20 BOx-st; John Gunthcr. No. 10 bpA-S.. an
John smith No. 81 B0r-st As soon as try cht'lou
the Office they were arrested. Martin and Gunther nave
been Identified two Of the men VINO a,sdlird Onicc.s
(rrkIn and Delaney week AMI Smith Il Thought 10
he an accomplce. The were handcuicd ana kept
I'm the bnidug until all the rest had beeu paid ana thr
streets cleared They then taken 10 the >tatIon'
The men employed by the Brooklyn and Fulton rennetes
have agreed advance OF ten per cent anu
Will work Tomorrow
Charles Bartsch and Henry Duckweer. sugar-house
strikers were arrested yesterday anu taken DeIor'
Justice Nacher Tney charged with assaulunS
non-unon employees OF the Brooklyn Refining COMPANY
last week Both committed for examination mex
Saturdt Several other strikers were arrested lot
onngng the streets AMI fined from ~3 TO - each
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MIR. HAM DOE. ~. LIAR A STRIKE.
,nnnrnl Mnnnnnr Him of thn Manhattan


General Manager Hahn, Of the Manhattan
Railway Company. said yesterday that he had received
no ntimaton that any wOrkmen on the elevated rail-
roads were about strike for any particular cause
1--WE employ about 1000 men,. he said. "aud II would
not DC strange II some OF them should not complain
about methng once In awhile, or If others did not
think they ought 10 be paid higher wages have men
who come to me frequently who want somethlng-mOre
auest for a conference with committee, however, and
certainly for increased pay The employees OF this
company fully aware. IN my opinion that they are
well paid aud ia every way wei taken care OF. Ihey
have what Is generally admitted TO be soft J0D and
they know IT,
There general demand for fortnghtly instead Of
monthly payment Of wages We pay as soon after the
end Of the mouth as the pay-rols can De pre-
pared and verified. TO pay every two weeks
making up the rolls. and woull IN TACT DC no
the VINO can get advances "hen there
Is any necessity FOR quicker payment We do not maze
advances to who likely to waste the money In
g1u-mllls not compelled to suffer II they
have need OF money | have heard nothing about II
strike, and do not anticipate one.'
In spite OF Mr.. Hains certainty that there - no
danger strike there IL considerable dissatisfaction
among the employees They want to be paid every fort
crease IN their wages II 30 - day. one OF
conductors said yesterday that he didn't thlnk IL
possible Tor strike succeed with theIn. " 1t does
not require skill" he continued, land there
thousands OF men who are ready ana WILING to
take our places" Others disagreed with him. ana said
that the Elevated Company could not get men to take
their places II they went out.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
LITTLE AGITATION IN PIrrsDuRG.

PITTsBURG, May (SpcciaD The clamor for
system is not great nigh: be pectd
In u working community like Iittsburg. It's confined
principally to the building trades the carpenters and
stonecutters and the furniture workers SIX hundred
OF the latter began strike to-day. They demand ten
hours pay for eight hours work They hold meetin
Ia Jefferson Hall, Allegheny CITY. and resolved to strike
on Monday II tie manufacturers do coneede their
demands The secretary OF the Carpenters Union ar
rived lie announced amid loud cheering that on Mon
day 200 carpenters would JON the strike for shorter
h0nrs The stonerutters also out for hours pay
for nine hours labor. The brass workers have Issued
circular TO aor employers stating that they have come
to the conclusion that to demand the sysrm
at present would be unwisr and aarrassng and oy
have lstrau demanded half hOlia, Saturday lth
no reduction IN wages. There twelve II IN. IN fh
clty Three have conceded the demand the msu tho
naNers are moving Tor reduction Of hours they AK
Tor twelve hours. They WORK ou an average from
hItcen 10 eighteen hours day.
To-day the lcent per ton 81 per hushc rate
for mining went mo encct throu.hout t. iff-htlrs
district Ih" Prize has been led at all tn+ WORK.,
winch IA operation. J., IL e.fImlit tlf 3D. ODJ ,.u,r.
were at NOrk to-day Ia the dist ct.
DEMANDS or WAsHl&GrON WOEKINGMIN
WAsnISGToN, May | (SDtciU.-IAe labor
organizations OF The D,iic VIII begin strike the oh.
Ject OF when Is 10 secure ten hours pay Tor
eight hours work. Several OF the contractors
have already yielded to the deaLds OF the BrckayeTs
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,FD SD, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA AND
MARACAIBO
From Pier 81 East River
VALENCIA Thursday. May l3.
PHILADELPi A W euhesuss ~
These ANFRICAN STEAMERS specially built FOR the
trade superior accommodations for pa assengers
letters that be sent up to noon on tne uays tlo
sail Will be duly forwarded providing Trey are III
closed stamped envelopes OF denomination suhclcul u
United offs cents per haliounce
freight passage apply TO , ,,...
A'ON-NO-'' '' - " al-st.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Martin re.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Martin re-
turned from Louisville last Saturday.
Mrs. Martins new spring and sum-
mer millinery stock is now being re-
ceived and opened, and for extent
and variety surpasses anything in
this line ever before seen in McMinn-
vile. The stock embraces everything
in the millinery line, together with a
big line of notions and ladies wear in
general. Read her advertisements as
they appear from week to week in
the STANDARD. You will find in her
stock many goods which you have
been in the habit of sending special
orders to the cities for, because they
could not be found in this market.
Call at her millinery parlor and see.
For Landreth's and Sibley's fresh
Garden Seeds, in bulk and papers, go
to J. B. Ritchey. lift
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather of last Friday night, a large
crowd gathered in the G. f. College
Chapel to enjoy the entertainment
given by the music and elocution
classes. The exercises consisted of
music, readings, recitations and quo
tations from the poems of Scott and
Burns, with biographical sketch OF
each of these popular authors. The
program was a pleasant departure
from the ordinary run Of school en-
tertainments, and each selection was
so charmingly rendered'as to secure
the undivided attention of the entire
audience. The music and elocutiOn
departments of the school are con.
Quoted by Mrs. j. B. Ewing, of Vir.
ginia, Miss Annie Wendell, of Ruth.
erford county, Tenn, and Miss Nan
ME G. Halsell, of Kentucky. The
efficiency displayed by the young
ladies in the rendition of their various
parts gave conclusive evidence of the
conscientious work of their instruc.
tors and the application Of the pu'
pills. All who attended the concert
were pleasantly entertained through
out the evening, and all profuse in
their praises of the young ladies par
ticipating.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10
The Excursionists.

Mr.. ]. R. Berry, of Chicago, reached
McMinnville at noon today (Friday)
with the following party of excur-
sionists: c. w. Stutenroth, Water
town, Dak., c. B. Hutchins, Algona,
Iowa, Jno. j. Loeffler, LaVergne,
MINI, DIR. A.C. Wedge, Mrs. NORM,
Albert Lee, Wis, B. F. Walker,
Lansing, MINI, ]. w. Tousley, Win
dow, Mimi, c. F. Myers, wife and
child, Mrs. R. c. Matthews, Rockford,
Iowa. III. ]. Petersen, of Ashland,
Mich, and S. Hagedorn, of Chicago,
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Berry took
the next train back for Chicago, the
balance of the party will remain for
several days looking over our county,
and we hope they may find homes
here.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10
Ever Increasing.

Few people in McMinnville have
ever had an adequate conception of
the magnitude of a certain enterprise
located right in their midst. We re-
fer to the Peoples Mutual Life Insur-
ance Order. AS basis from which
to approximate the volume Of bust
ness done by this institution, the
mail matter sent out from their Home
Office is equal in amount to all other
mail matter sent from McMinnville,
a town of two thousand inhabitants,
with two national banks, one large
boarding school, several manufacture
ing establishments, two publishing
houses, and large commercial bust
ness. By this you can gather some
idea as to the magnitude of the mail
matter of this Order. This institu-
ton is growing so rapidly in num-
bers and public favor that it is COM
handing the consideration of the
best business men of all sections.
No institution can, in the same length
of time, show greater number Of
first-class business men in their ranks
than the Peoples Mutual. On exam
nation of their reference sheet we
find representive men from all
branches of business members of the
Order.
The business of the Order is so stead
lily and permanently increasing as to
require the employment Of every
modern facility for the dispatch of
business. Mr.J. G. Martin, Secretary
of the Order, has just returned from
some of the Eastern cities, in which
places he perfected, in addition to ar
engagements for modern set of books
especially for the Order, and several
thousand elegantly engraved and
Autographed certificates, purchased
the famous Remington type writer,
the services of which can no longer
be dispensed with, so great is the in
crease of business.
The Nashville American of the 4th
inst contains the following:
"Mr. J. c. Martin, of McMinnville,
was in the city this week, and con-
tracted with our photographic estab-
lishment (the Brandon Printing Com
pany) for FIVE thousand engraved
policies for the McMinnville Life
Insurance Order. This Order is grow
ing so rapidly that Mr.. Martin, its
secretary, has gone East to examine
the system of bookkeeping of the
largest insurance companies, that he
may get his work in shape for better
handling"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10


inhabitants again this week. The
rain of last Tuesday morning, April
9Th, turned intosnow about IL o'clock,
which fell without cessation until
night. The ground was covered to a
depth of two inches with the "beau-
tiful." Most of the snow melted on
Wednesday and the weather cleared.
On Thursday morning there was a
big white frost and considerable ice.
The "oldest inhabitants" are now en-
gagged on supplement to their vol
ume of weather lore, and the snow of
April 5th, 1886, will be the leading
feature until the record is beaten.
We were little too previous last
week in saying College street had
been gravelled, as all who had occa-
sion to pass over that street to and
from the concert at the college on last
Friday night probably found out.
The street has been well graded, how
ever, and the sidewalk widened.
We presume the gravel will be added
soon. Mr.. w. G. Womack has raised
funds by private subscription and
had nice row of maple trees set out
along both sides of the street.
Two pleasant rooms to let on
Lyon street. Apply to T. c. Carter,
at Warren Wagon Works.
The attention of our fair readers
is called to the advertisement of Mrs
w. w. Hoodenpyl's new spring and
summer millinery stock to be found
in another column. The stock is now
ready for inspection, and embraces
every style in hats, bonnets, flowers,
ornaments and trimmings. Miss
Alice Brewer is now with Mrs. Hood.
enppl, and requests a call from all
her lady friends. Read the adver.
tisement.
1t is not necessary to call your at.
tenliOn to the advertisement of j. C.
M. Ross q Son, it is foregone con
clusion that you have already seer
that, but we will say in connection
herewith that we havelooked through
their stock partially and found it the
largest, completest, and most varied
stock of dry goods, notions, dress
goods, gents furnishing goods, etc
etc, we have ever seen in McMTinn
vile. The variety Of goods they arr
now showing proves their determine
ton to please every customer whC
may step into their house. Go ant
see them.
, The attention of all who use tools
implements, vehicles, or machinery
of any kind, is directed to the adver
tisement of j. P. Gartner, to be founC
elsewhere in this issue. Mr.. Gartne
wishes to call special attention to hi
facilities for repairing and painting
buggies, spring wagons, and vehicle
of all kinds. He is now prepared t.
do all work of this kind on short no
tice, at most reasonable rates, ant
will give the fullest satisfaction il
every case.
: DIR. II. j, Robertson, specialist
: will be in McMinnville 26th and 27tl
, of April for the purpose of treating
} piles and other rectal diseases. Con
sultation and examination free.
-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10
Another Car Load of Poultry Wanted

Mead & Ritchey want another cal
load of poultry on the 10Th and 10th
inst. Will pay SC per pound for hens,
ducks and turkeys, if fatand healthy
Remember the days. This may be
the last load this season.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10
Band Concert.

The Warren House Cornet Band
will give q concert at the G. F. Col
lege Friday night, April 10th. Come
out and help the boys, and see some
thing you never saw before. Admis-
sion IS cents. Children Is cents.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-04-10

Owing to demand for a number
Of extra copies after our first side was
prited this week, we are compelled to
supply our exchanges with only a
half sheet.
-Northcut has just opened a big
stock of fresh candies.
Mrs. M. V. HIPS fine Jersey
cow, Minerva, on the first instant,
dropped a beautiful solid fawn heifer
calf, by Idaho.
Mrs. Lou. Spurlock went to Nash
vile last Wednesday to attend the
bedside of Mrs. ]. NJ. Spurlock, who
is dangerously ill.
If you want good cigar, go to
Northcut's. He has long list of
popular brands.
Mr.. I.J. Cahill, of York, Ohio, has
been in our county several days, Wis
ting the family of Mr.. 1. j. Lister,
and at the same time prospecting for
a desirable home.
Go to Northcut's for q new UNI
brella. A large assortment Just re-
ceived.
Capt. j. Linsey, of Murfreesboro,
U. S. Pension Agent, is here looking
after business in that department.
He will be here for week or ten
days yet.
"A new stock of mems and boys
hats, all the new spring styles, now
open at w. d. Northcut's.
MIR. Jas. +. Neill, who was store
keeper at Mason's distillery a few
years ago, was here a day or two Of
this week representing a Chattanooga
hardware house.
-Griswold & Co. will have in 6
new stock of fine flour and bran to-
day.
We have few papers of superior
cigar leaf tobacco seed at the STAND
ARD office which we will give to any
farmers who will agree to give then
a fair trial. Some of the lands o
Warren county are admirably adapt
ed to the culture of tobacco, and there
is money in the crop.
-Ifyou want to get the most good
for your money, buy your grocerie
and provisions from d. o. jenkins
His stock is replenished with new
| and fresh goods every week, and h,
; sells at rock bottom prices.
That miserable, INSCRIPTIONS
rantakerous, thieving little pest, tn
! English sparrow, is multiplying to al
alarming extent in McMinnville
They are public nuisance, and tn
tribe should be extinguished. The.
: are far from beautiful in appearance
their chatter is a little babel of discor
dant sounds, and they will fight any
thing that wears feathers. The.
J drive all other birds out of the com
r munity and then fight each either Xix
/ killing cats just for amusement an,
pastime.
, M. b. HarWell has added to hi
S undertaking department full line G
= burial robes Of all sizes. Call and eX
S anime them, not that you will eve
}. have any use for them, people neve
i expect to die themselves, but tn
$ healthieft friend you have is liable t
drop off at any moment.