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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26
THE OWNING ROD.

In another column is a proposal
made by the Reno Gazette relative
to tho divining rod. There are
thousands who are firm believers in
the rod. The writer believes as
firmly as he believes the sun rises,
that there is some affinity between
the rod and metals.
Some years ago, when Thomas
Edison was in Virginia City, the
writer asked him what he thought
of the divining rod. He said that
there was nothing in science he was
prepared to dispute, and there was
no question in his mind that every
primate had its affinity, and that
electrical currents were constantly
flowing between substances that
were the afinities of each other.
He said he had at odd times tested
the proposition, and the more he
experimental the more he was inter.
ested. The attraction of the
needle to the pole was, he believed,
. strong illustration of this law.
When 10 great an authority ~
Edison looks upon the matter SO
seriously, it is at least worthy Of in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26

A Luxury and Necessity
For rich and poor who wish to en-
iov good health, and who do not
wish to resort to bitter, nauseous
liver medicines and cathartics, is
tho concentrated California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Fig. For
ss!e BY Geo. G. Thaxter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26
ADVICE 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, soft
ems the gums, allays the pain, cures
wind colo, and is the best remedy
for diarrhea. Twenty Ave cents =
bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26

Interviewer-Whst do you pro-
pose to do in case yeu are elected to
the placer
Candidate well, what I'd ike
to know il what o. earth I'll Do Il
I'm mot.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26

BLACK wallacs va N the CITY
yesterday.
Suits to order At A. Coins
Emporium. o26, I'm
George Baker was about the
Capital yesterday.
White Shirts to order at A.
COINS Emporium. o26, I'm
1t locks as if there might be
little rain before long.
-MARRrED.-In Santa Rosa, Oct.
3rd, Garry Wright, of Carson, to
Miss Josie Muller, of Santa Rosa.
The U. S. Surveying party have
orders to leave tho Ornsby House
in . day or two and go into camp.
Just received, new line Of
Boys full suits and Mems red knit
underwear, at A. COINS Empor-
ium. SLIM
Senator Foley passed through
to the Comstock yesterday, and re-
turned to Carson on the evening
train.
Bishop Leonard, of this Die
ces, will conduct morning services
at st. Peters, in this city, on Sun
day, Oct. IS, at IL A.. NJ.
There will be service in the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday,
morning and evening; Sunday
school after morning service.
Look out for counterfeit to-
males. If you want the genuine |
article made by tie Misses Cora
nado, and the ones containing the
prizes, buy them of Glenn Berry.
&C. E. Peterson wishes to in
form his patrons that he has re-
moved his photograph gallery to
the rooms over Thaxter's Drug
Store. Entrance on King ST.,
Second door from Carson Street.
o5-1m. Ii
The experience of years fur
nishes the most convincing evidence
hat thousands of lives are annually
'aved by the use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1t speedily cures all af
ections of the throat, bronchial
ubes, and lungs.
1t is useless to attempt the
.ure of any disorder, if the blood :
8 allowed to remain impure. Neu-
algia and rheumatism arc traceable
o a disordered condition of the :
'lood, and in numberless cases
ave been cured by taking q few
'ottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The black-leg scare in the lower
ountry has curtailed the eonsump-
ion Of beef in the San Francisco
nd Oakland markets about 80 per
emit. The people are living on !,
'acon and chickens now. It will
ave the effect of making q lively !
lsnand for Nevada beef in the
lear future.
II. L. Meyer, formerly of Cleve- i
and, Ohio, will for the next ninety
avs be located in this vicinity. t
|fice with L. A. Herrick. Open c
Or diagnosis and consultation from /
D 4. All diseases and organic inter-
options detected without question .
ng the patients. ALI communica- Y
ions received at Arlington Hotel o
r at the Office. Evening hours Il
rom 6 to s. n
king, tho famous English :
rize-6ghter, who whipped Heenan,
lace and Horresey, died recently in !.
'ngland. As . batterer of other =
copies mugs he stood at the head "
{ his class. Later in life he re-
'rmed, and turning from the ex-
itement OF the ring became cult =
ator Of rare flowers. For many =
ears before he died his greatest
in life was to take prizes =
the flower shows Of London.
"A very red headed citizen says :,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
Ophir-7t
Mexican Il 80
Gould & Curry %
Best & Belchcr-7s
Con. Cal. & Va.-10s
Savage so
Chollar-3 80
Potosi-3 So
Hale & Normoss -6s
Crown Point-92
Belchc. III
Kentuck-3 20
Alpha-3 %
ConSdence-20
Sierra Nevada so
Utah-1 %
Ezchequer-1 20
Seq. Belcber-4 10
Ovcrman-2 20
Cniou-4 80
Challenge So
Andes-l So
Peer less-1 80
Homo 50
Eureka Con.-3k
Navajo 80
Bodie-2 Go
North Belle Isle-2 60
Nevada Queen-3 50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26

Flannel Shirts to order ct A.
Coins Emporium. o36,1 In
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-26

agent FoR-Champion machines, Buckeye and
Chimes divers Chilled Flows and other pow Eureka Hose
stoves Medallion and Model Ranges Heath Migan Psnts
Planet Jr Horse Hoes CuvatOr and Seeder and many
goods line. Will fill all special orders at low prices
and plumbers constantly hand do
notice. mch5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
rasx.sxsr MAS AND wsnES.

Ars. Cleveland was pres en,ed With a
fAsn Wien s0e rescued 81. Augustine.
Dr.. Asa Gray left his copyrights aud
o. Harvard university.
Tnssa ~ Wig renewal OF talk At
Baltimore a. oas s,rsiins monumental
s.asas Of Josns II pans.
The Sultan Of rarksy has command
81 ,hst tnc lskiiss If tho herem shall
hspeefofth appear eeceliete.
Pfessisns U.essl seeks tAs moan
tain troat OF VS. Vlriints IL May IN
ocmpany With ex Ssnsior Davis.
William flpisy Of Glasgow has start
Cd 10 ~teol q barrow to Rone and
back. us hopea TO do u within y a.
Mtmus-And who iwsis In tbs gar
dsn Of Eden, Feodtsl Freddis-Oa. 4
kuow. tue A isnsrs! = Harvard Lsmpoos
Mss. Leland STAFFORD has recently
esvsa fl1s N smafial chapel 90 Tnasty
Psossstaas b. ssopa CluEsa. san Fan
cisso.
Nc Gladstone Aas Discarded the
shsooy old vi,soris whisa be used TO
drive, and nov drives 8? parking tara.
ou..
Lord wolvsrses's vill doss 40. oon-
Arm tbs rspsrt thst he bad left a large
sam 10 Mr.. Gladstone. Tue prepefs,
Vas 81 $4,000.
Colonel vsisatne Bakers friends, 10
c'uains the IN ~ Dustin saishsd soldiers
AMI sailors of sas Bsisi.a fasee,. are
Hsitlns 40 saassripst1n TOR bis wiioS.
d.. MsGlsaa has Appssiei TO his
frsruis Ia Il ,.ar 6, wo-k ss.Y-a3tss
havs hin rssi,sed "a sue priesthood,
bat b. bavs tas osa aeaiass him 70
faesed.
Ten sTaen bss large isiss. personal
" naaa aeei By MIS-. uziisn renuysou.
nad see butter, raiik sud cream pro
dased thsreia are n great demand 10
the rnaTkr Of Ito lsla o. Wight.
james \. Macon, the orsslastor OF
Mssaa's shoe backing. End tes ssnlos
mensos o. tue arm engaged Ia the
naaefsetaFe of TIA; artisle. has jsss
died ~ fnssaaelphia, sgotsSvsnty seven
years.
James Russell Lowell was sixty nins
years Uid February ga. liz says that
he has be uisfortuse O. Ne braugIt
each ssar tate eenp@tition with the
moss aases; hsafa Ia eas history, all
bsa. af hls h,rth1sy.
Lord Rathsehua lost siEo.ooo wersh
OF rtcsnss- The other day bs are IN .
fatpiture vac. on. Of tha paintings
was waEth SS1Oo TIE hssaa ga.
moving Sasks % ara fran ats saearoan
vlls - bis sozn hocse.
Rsst Baaaess drsssss Ia maia sttise
o1lY sagn 81 sark. cecAafs y eises hes
more freed - Ia her saiiss ts 81,
msa ,sefies sss slassyatds "a tss
risees sae dssasss - a. o4nar women
and attsseas IN taoss Attention.
Lsr5 pa8s'ta, vtcsrav ~ lzais IL
SAID - he tas iassisss Eaeli<asnAa is-
trs has Szs0 plsstns slee 30 osss
~ zoe tf3, resolving = SALARY Il neAfis
fNo0e = sess. Sui "a ass sstag d a.
10 es ssnt a scaotss&d e - Rsaas.
uaennmsnt weiea wtd eaa 1900.
o. Oil eu b. sres.ed tn PsnAsna Is
~ Heuafs - Geussai haassr ue
iie~tstas ~ Il 1iyas. Cgsssajs. EaN
dor Pea ana ssnssfsts, Gtsa ~ tas
ave revaa,'cs al scasstSass sou e0
foF tie gntsose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

A rev vsrh. 80 ~ssssgars." sas b.
conss a elsig1ass - gnhie s3epi
IL cSiasaily ayai3s The fpaaa seeas wss
IN whaeA. ~ several safss uf sen
ssnee, ~ hsys assh n G hshis - ex
pressing tse tsseA wAtoA j. ges eepaxsss
o tsaA senfRsnet 50 TBS ns,Sete,i " I'd
50 ste - Aess mekas u ptAst sftzs
Ia 9 las n ttrss. 'asfesraEa" - ssas g.
81 ses hsfass Ia rsa ~ II stnssa fsiset
reel fssnerA tFesa tsa iFstsr Sof4.,
aa.A. "a q literary = ia 81 x5sw, can
sssFssls - g. sss3 .e u wta ps
uats sentsnsssi and 81 sses ras,e
OF exetpssira 80 VS. siaess wsr.hs
sseh ~ "anssgC &c '-eaSsVaafn,
.aasse sateS~ saa satessaa s,ssssf."
"a "a - wTlEe, "a hssrt fets. - iiaaaps
ststseS ttzt sesesa iAsnss. <As {
StA 6eea BKe3 ga a essssan assa. Eese
g. ase q "a ssts Fs5sF 20 thz ass
ossniasE2y tatsaa-8. % ~esi wil
sagsfees u eaetxia tkse wesis "a A.
.Ssscs.f lNs4s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
surrIs, Saturday, March q.

ExAr1Is, Saturday. March -.
The arss hogs received here for sss-
efal weeks come in.soday from eksgt
county on the steamer Osseads- They
we're consigned 10 Jerome OatIin.
The steamer Emma Hayward brought
10 1877 bales Of hay tcdsy. -
Fivs hendsed snd twenty -four oentais
Of door ware among the receipts curirR
,he cast twenty -four hours.
PRODUCE REcEIPrS-DurinR he
psss "a hours the produce fe3sived 10
seattle included the foiiasine: 20 oasis
exes,l p4cts2e butter y376 SACKS potatoes.
52l o. ntaia dour. 213 sacks shcrts, 1855
sacks brao, II bikes apples. s bundles
nidss, ard coope chickt ~. There
we're ALEC received 8 carloads Of general
msrohssdisa over the Puget Sound
Shore Line.
SUPERINTENDENT the past u
hours eeasssi freszhss were sent from
Settle Ia the following guam tiles: q.
< p. 3. IL Is. % tons, r. b. 8. LiEe 70
tins, Il l. b 4 Z ky 10 tons. Steam
era Grace 2 toos, augusta 3 toes. Emma
Hayward 4 sons, Oiy moi 81 . tons, 0s
Z Starr ( sons, Glide 81 tone, Nellie is
tons, fleetwood ~ tom. Ednh 2 tone,
add W. +. Auaro ~ tons.
HOPS-1 be msraet everywhere 10
qn,el and dali. Oaly one email oon.
s.aurtnt wss received. II c~rpsised
10 b lee frem Skssit county.
EGGS-Rcceipts today. 10 Gases.
Prices rarge from "a oents for OftRoLs
By the Gaze to 70 CENTS psr dezsn for
fresh ran ch.
SUFFER- Eastern 6rkin butter sells
for 70 cents Ger pound. Osbef grades
retail at 65Q70 cents per two pound
roll.
POTATOES - Rscsipts today $40
sark.. Prise. upchanRso.
APPLES-Recoipts today Al hoyes.
Prices In retail market rule from Is
cents to 81. % per box.
CHICAGO MARKKIs.
CBIcAeo. March A.-wheat-Easier,
cash 7f5s, April "a. Mas &c.
Corn-Lower, cash <6ss, May 90.
Oats Steady. May 30A.
Basiey-NcthiUg dong.
Pork-Wesk. lower, cash $685., May
el33Ik.
L,rd - Strong, cash t742k. May
f7.47I<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

= =. =: =. =: =. =, =. :: =: -.
na1stng2 onneGD eunDl1s sn11sa1. -
Thsoaah s1nnkful1e0 - e111isnos -
- 1sGousa - ~ - 0ks - osh1Be
~ uay - s1iese1, I ~ ~ ssasa-
8 = - eos1s u Hsune - vnne
ozuuo4 Unoa1s, ". +.
M MHsU 0uuUuaE
cunnD - oa1kn0 Am vAnsra1 ~
70 ~ PuAass--Rse - ysam / hsse
neoo tsuoh1o1 Ui1o 3 vuy 6i>ogeeoah1o
eaeanh ed heooesikts. Asal1y - -
hod ~ hs6 - Give up ny baslne0
q snnehtnG ond s56inR Ter NJ soock.
1Ao onnoRsh extoDded - ny fa1Gs 80
o1o0aeh. NJ phyeie1ooe anss - upl
. insusab1o. Lsase Ogeo6B eaue %
Dfs. DAsf1u. md nsU. AFTER tbsss
0eoto3 tfsasDeoe. coes1dss 0yself 20
tag ressoeod - - b abb 70 Do Ill ~
cen vuSk. Befoso troatDone ] hA6 -
rive up hcesehack riding, end could
nos attend 70 ny sock - I'll; nov car
remain tu the eaAdis nearly al day
without fatigue. Ny wife had also
been troobisd With dropsy. milk lea CT
vnsiecso veins, % ehe could only vAik
eiih lhs greatest ineouveoieoes. end u
80 pairful 10 the touch, and Ansijy
bEoke cut u . funu1n9 eoee. DIS. OAE-
rim seoA bsS medicines, and, 20 our
great Joy, She ID entirsly cared
Rsfss 70 No q SpsaRus. ". I.
Faxp.asm Nom.
The above Reoslemao, Mr.. Mobs.
OWES Q farm of 200 acres end haadfecs
Of cattle and hossss; and these ststo-
meets, coming from Dao Of opdsabt
ed integrity, and whooe repotasioo for
yesseasy u shove susvicioo, must Be
admitted - positively trse.
poCzu1D 4EnD ION 1u4A3uKu1.
DIS. Dasriu can be cosultsd FREQ 81
the International hotel Cherry street,
betveen second and Thifd, and sill uc-
der no circumstances tAke z case that
they afe positive they cannot cure or
bens6t. Changes no Reasonable end
the pcof treated free from Sto 10 Q. m,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Ofi3ce hours from 10 q. N. 70 ; 2. 70 ;
evenings, : to 9; Sandsys, 10 10 II.
They cure permanently ell diseases Of
the geuifo urinary organs, in either eex,
and make . specially Of 6eafntse and
ea.aTxh, and also treat successfully all
diseases Of the nose and throat. eye and
ear, etc, a. veil % all acute AID chronic
diseases of whatever nsme or nstnre, Il
crrsb!e. No cases taken II not.
Youthful indiscgetion and loss OF
manhood, seminal weakness, loss OF de-
sire Of sexual power 10 nsn or woman,
are successfully treated by the electro
msRnetic System.
| Most cases can reoeivs home treat
meps after q fev days at tee doctors
Office.
Unlike other pbysicians Who have be-
come eminent in their profession. ths
doctorf charges are extremely mode
rate, being only ten dollars for 81,
treatments Of such disease, or in thai
proportion, 40 the case may require.
Circulars sent free to any eddIesa
Inquiries ensuesed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

ozes. Ro~a . Cssea slcct- rea.ssaes III.
Lecsi vefs z0s t1stness o~tresso14zee< o..
s<~ssr1 Ia Aecos.S vzssses ~ ssa es-
Aass<S- kssz<y so< EesaEng-sz TyYs-w rter.
strssxs42ass AS Tyre sr.srs staiscncr, AID
sarr.ss- fe2zsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

TIE Norwegian bark Cnss. Ban, from
Sal DISCO. arrived last nigns. Size loads
q frinFn cssR of ismbsr.
Tue Bfslisa bafk Sarah Wing, iombst
lain from Tseoas TO Australia, ssiied
10 lay.
u. r. Waters. special aasn, OF the
M,Dt eapai.s Trs6ass, Vas IN tia city
ye.ses day.
Port fown,end. March ~. 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
A, w. SCOTT
BOOKKEEPING asD PEnmlhsaiP.

TX caSSEGTf6s Win NJ SHORTHAND
! zac TFs-evftiin- sclssai vii. o. AonszY,
&a-rh .t<s. open co.. nz>rsiAi aud p@Eusan-
sasr e-IsfssnE This department VII -
prs De- ey~r BY r :. rFsat, . & acEsis from
sse Eert ssd "a. lnss& Col sgs. xAo eezces eel
rem .ES-d ~ . tea hsr. nsy ns lad ruo
years' expe.i. ne IN ira. fsar Of sss. Ibes~
w!, be q DAY and ev~niog s-sssoa For sxsGs
Of tuitioz. ssS-, see ea4xhosas iaser.
Mas. J. A. HALL
asoas = n; =. rn:ol Bises neA,Ssc2e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

The umaulis .ss hosilsd here this
n,ruisg for $1,000 FOE complainant
Il wsa. Bra ford. Foe alleged I'm ,se-
we're sasl ssnsd sbronen falling dgws .
hates uss. isst opsn by dessndsnt's
oareIe-~ness. the s'ssmer eass bosds
in the sam % $40 Coo sad as,lsd 10 AZ
hear. Tbs boDdsmea ars II Il. L b
balls, IT,, Nm ka,z aud Al. baytietf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

khlpplnG Intelligence.
Foar IoxNsysD. March 2i.-Arrived
BARK CHARLES Ball.
NEAR Bar. March 2l.-Ths tugs Mas
tick. Mosut and 6silah In the bay.
Cloudy. itght wsss wind. No incom-
ipe shippina.
SAN FRAAcrsco. March 2i.-Arrived--
Steamer Oregon. Portland; ship Erios.
ssn, SEATTLE.
-Bafkeniine Amelia. Peri
Townsend,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

It was year ago yesterday that the First Prcsby-
terrain Church OF Mount Vernon held is first service
and the anniversary marked by largo attendance
an excellent address by the Rev. J. Stoddard Lane,
the recently elected pastor and an atmosphere laden
with the perfume Of flowers of every kind. Several
children baptized The services were held In
Presbyterian Hail.
The body OF a middle aged man Of stout build, in
heavy clothing and overshoes, found in the Hud-
son at Hastings yesterday 1t had been In the
a long time. The features were unrccOgnizablc. In
the pockets were found three unpaid assessment
notices from order to william Graham, signed
by Paul Z. Kammercn. as secretary. Coroner Mitch
ell had the body removed to DobbS Ferry
Nathan II. Parker has been elected school trustee
in Portcheser village in place of A. o. Morford, who
suddenly disappeared some time ago.
The citizens of Sing Sing have taken steps TO raise
a fund for drinking fountain for horses In memory
Of Henry RerCh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races Jerome Park, rs p. m
Aoueduct investigation by Senate Committee. Supreme
Court rooms, IL q. m
Alice woodhall forgery case, General Sessions.
Miss Terry.Mrs Perine libel suit. Supreme Court
Trial Of the Diss Debars, General Sessions
John r. larceny Court OF oyer and Terminer
Interstate Commerce Commission, Fcieral Building
II m. -
Board OF Electrical Control, No. 12lS Broadway, III
a.
concert by Mile de Koguelras Hoffman House parlOrs,
SPIN
Class Day exercises OF Columbia College, 3 D. M
Reception to London Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Guard Old Guard Amory, forenoon.
Baseball New-York against Chicago, Polo Grounds
p. m
Opening OF Republican Headquarters. No 1s West
Twenty ffth.s ST., evening.
Election for vicepresident OF the Coffee Exchange
Meeting OF Federal Club No. go Madsonave, evening
Anniversary OF tho Home for Incurables Fordham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
TWO VIEW RouAy CATHOLIC cBUnours

Two Roman Catholic churches were dedicated ycster.
day. Nos 81 and 513 West Twenty thlrds and
the other in Sul!van.st The In West Twenty third
is called the Church OF the Guardian Angel IL cost
$50 900 and VIII seat about 700 persons II Is only
temporary building when sufficient funds are In hs nd
n will be turned into school han and a moro
church erected. 1t dedicated by Bishop Conway
OF Curium High WAS celebSstei by the Row
Nicholas j. Hughes assisted by the Rev Charles Parks
~ deacon. the Rev. Thomas Gsllgan sub-deacon and
tie Rev. william O'voill MASTER OF ceremonies Tho
Rev H. J. Consdinc, director OF St. Joseph's Seminary
OF Troy. preached Fho Church Of st. Anthony OF
Padua sullivanst was dedicated by Archbishop Cor
rgsn. 1t cost 5000. 900. ana VIII 1900 persons
Pontncal high celebrated By Bishop p A. Lud.
den OF Syracuse having as assistant priest the Rev II
Mclean; deacon the Rev John J. Kesn; sub-deseon
the Joseph IT, Bigley masters Of ceremonies the
Rev. John j. MCGEE snd tho Row John McClosky, Of
St. Bonsventure's Seminary Of Allegheny Bshop
Ryan. Of Buffalo. preached tho dedication sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
TENNIS. CRICKET AND ATITFTIcs

The spring games OF the Brooklyn lodge. Of N,
Ancient Order Of FOresers will be held at EueI Park
East New York, to-day
The NewYork Cricket Club viii play q match against
the Staten Island Cricket Club Livingston Staten
Island, az 1 D. IN tomorrow.
tournament for the lawn tennis championship OF
tho Made States viii be held on the St. Georges
cricket grounds at uoboken next Wednesday and tho
following days II. w. sloeum o. Campbell Carroll
]. Post II. Norman, Of Brooklyn; Dr. Dwight p d.
Sears, OF Boston; and Beckman, OF the Westcheste,
Tennis Club are expected TO compete
The first eleven Of the Manhattan Cricket Club OF
Brooklyn. and the Newark club will play next Wednes
day the Johnson-ave ground, Newark.
The Coney Island Rod and Gun Club will have it,
monthly shoot the grounds at Woodawn next Wednesday
The second annual tennis Of the Crescent
Athletic Club Will be held the grounds at Ninth. st.
and Ninth.ave, Brooklyn, next Saturday. Singles
doubles and mixed doubles will be played.
The New-York Cricket Club Will play a match against
the Yonkers Cricket Club next Saturday Central Park
The Alma Cricket Club VIII play against the Man
haitian Cricket Club next Saturday at Prospect Park
The Staten Island Cricket Club will play a match
against the seabright Cricket Club at seabrlght n j.
on SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
FAREWELL To PaSTOR HALLIDAY
PLYMOUTH CHURCH EXPRESSES IT'S APPRECIATION

PLYMOUTH CHURCH EXPRESSES ITS APFkECiAiio'
OF his LIFE WORK
Tho Rev Samuel d. Halliday was sufficiently re-
covered yesterday to go out for ride lilo VIII ~
away to the country for extended rest tomorrow
Tho committee appointed by Plymouth Church on fri-
day night to express to him tho sentiments OF inc
church in accepting his resignation as Pastoral Helper
waited on him yesterday and presented the following
letter:
As a committee appointed by Plymouth Church az itS
meeting held on June g. 1885, present you with
written testimonial, expressive OF the high esteem IN
which you have are and will ever be held by the
members Of the church. we desire say long and
church made you an nseparabe
It's success Your mnisrations of havo Soothed
sorrow the consolation Of Christ dispensed by you In
sun and Storm by day and by night to rich and poor
have comforted the ancted Gospel carried by you
in heart and IN hand has proved the power OF Goa
tho personal
or such services Plymouth Church is not and couio
be obllvous but gratefully and heartily acknow'
edges their value inesmabe. In the future you VIII
be followed by prayers for Gods richest blessing
may the consciousness that you have not lived mol
aboTed yain that cnshrincd In the hearts ol
suffering the destitute, that have hOnofe
God and served your fellows be the glorious sunset OF
your life and the bright awakening CT the morn IN the
New Zion when you welcomed by those with whom
and for whom have labored and with the Master
We'll done" greeting
Tho letter IS signed by r. Jacobson c. T. ChrisGn-
sen, A. d. WheelOcR, Thomas J. Tllney and H. W. r.
Howard. Mr.. Halliday briefly expressed his appreca-
ton Of tho testimonial by the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-11
MR. BLAINE SHOULD BE IN CONGRESS-

The Republicans of this country have no idea OF
allowing Blaine 90 into private life at present.
There is strong belief that he should be in the next
Congress take hand in the settlement of the tariff
question: and give his powerful support to the RopU
lcan Administration which will be inaugurated March
4, 1880. No question Blaine could run in any Con-
OCCASIONAL district in the country If he desired TO
do It. The Republicans In any district would feel
proud in having him for their candidate and any
district has a right to make him its candidate. But
there is district in which Blaine could with pecu-
liar proDriety be taken up By the Republcans. we
as his property Blaine, the Republican candidate
there, would give to the battle National interest
Furthermore, there would be fitness I'm putting him
against Scott the personal representative OF the
President In a direct sense, It would be matching
Blaine against Cleveland. Blanes election to Con
gross would surely follow. II would be great thing
to have the Plumed Knight in Congress. 1t would be
a great thing to beat Scott, and through him Grover
Cleveland In sending him there. What say the Rcpub
llcans OF the XXVIth District.