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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
Mus pem oberen 9haIe.

: Die 9trbeitsr Der Norbiueit aobr
len Co., 6rei MeiIen Oberbalb Carbon,
bale, iin6 i'm glusitanbe. Die glnsab
Der Strifer 1T etipa 200.
= Gin StaIisnsr ipurbe am Sreitaf
BEL Sorelt Gitp bon benz &ubfdn8er bei
SorutUso Sdnea3uses erfabt nnb bIieE
auf bemieIben baften. glnitatt Ii6 nun
rubis su oerbaIten, beriu6te er absu.
fpringen, iparb unter bic 9ldeer 9es
IGIeuoert unb set0otet.
-Sn bic 9lr6baIb SdIi6unssanse,
Iesenbeit iIt nod fsin ai6t sebradt.
Der Der SdIi9uns ansetlaste Ssfretd,
gtttinion 1T entlaHen pDrbsn, neil
man feline 8etpeiie sesen ibn fanb,
@abri6einIid buben ii9 Nlebrere in
ben 8aub setbeiIt.
= @barIes TouIan ipurbe am Mon.
tag nabe 6em @arbDnbale BREEDER gs.
tb6tet, inOem er spii6en einem 0aufen
8dubpI5 uno sinisen 2arren serquetI6i
iparb. gr ii6erlsbte feline 9srIebunsen
nur einise Winuten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
9pse Narfer Wpti,en.

= gIuf Der Meitieite MAIDEN 9iebe
oes gla6ts bic @obnunsen unii6er unt
man tbut ipobI bnran. bic 9biirsn unt
6enlter feft ;u idIieben unb einen
SblebpraeeI in Sereiti9aft au baIten.
/ 9abio 0abis unb Srau, bon
Boone !9ia. bes Saltens zines unors
oentIi9en Sauiss ansetIast, tpurben am
SamitaB Seioe bon Glib. 8bsler nah
Sem @efdnsniiie seIunbt.
- Charles SeroIb, peIder felt ,pei
Sabren frant ipar, 1T auf Der 8eheruns.
= Serr 9Cuis Softer, bon GbsrrS
Bailey, ipeiIt bel ieinem SObn 9puis an
Sampionitrabe sum 8eiu9.
DD~ Spibsnfdpp6en fir Babies unS
9ineer Damenbiite in ieoer mobernen
6aeon uno 9Iufpus, sIeeanteIte gluss
ltatiune, Su unleren betannten biaiaen
greIien, IN Sromn's Bee Sibe.
= 6rau Diartin 8. g9beeIsr bon
Sdo Wiain gIUsnus beiu9te am 9ons
nsrlto8 Dlor8en ibrs S6pdserin, Srou
Oll9ael gSbeeIer an Orforo Strabe,
Fel bort plbsli9 bon ibrem StubIe un6
ltarb. sic bate am 9ibeumatismus
eeIltten.
: Gin beutI9sr SGieferbeder, SeIs
len giame mir nidt erfabren fpnnten,
ftsI am DlitttpoG bon benz SauIe bes
9rn. NaueIe, an Gbsitnut StraBe, unb
psrIsBte ii6 i9Iimm.
6reb. Sarmsr, bon 8rpmIes
Ibenue, bat iib nabe Susauebanna
Depot cine 6arm fir $4,000 ssfauft.
Ger "a Sabre aIte IeSise .. 6.
& g8. Sremier Batrid We2ouebIin,
bon SGo Siebenter StraBe, Itieb am
9cnneritag 9ta6mittas nit ieinem
3use auf Der Steinbrdde aeeen bas
9duSdcn Ses Mei9snitsaers unb erIitt
ibipere 8erIebungsn an Der redten unb
linten Seite bes 8Upfes uno einen eins
fadsn S6dbeIbruG. @r tpiro I'M So.
IpitaI bebanSsIt unS es iinb bic 8erleb.
unSen IsbensSeidbrIi6.
= Sim nGditen Samitas fol- bic erIte |
glummer elmer neuen SpSe Barter 3ei. |
tuns (Ibe SIabe) erideinen, tpel6e
Sobn Morris beruusseben ipirS. Sobn
merit eab i'm Spdtiubre cine allses
meine gBabl 1T, bel psI6er 9sute ieines
ebarattsrs bic Sanbibaten ssb6ris
,bIuten" MAIDEN.
slbonnirt auf baS
2SO0eMOlHtt"
$500 per Sabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17

Der 9lap 9lue Stamm Der 8oibmdns
ner bdIt iebt feline Seriammlunsen auf
Der SGeieite, mo bic metIten Der 0iits
9lieoer tpobnen.
Die Bartneribip in benz Narmor9es
id6ft Der Serren 8sbnsr & SoHp in
Spbe Barf tpurbe am Samlia9 aufSes
loft. Serr 8ebner fibrt bas @eIbdft
fort, ipiro ale Sduloen Der Sirma Bee
SobIen unb bic 4ubenitanoe iinb al Jpn
subIbar.
S@- @ebet su Sramer, 429 Solar
ape., fir nnterfIeiber, etc.
@ SIM S6ubfOre Der @sbr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beiteBaare.
sO- Gbas. S6eu9's StiefeIs unb
S6ubsei6dft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
ren reiaIi9 periebsn unS bic Yreiie
finb 70 niecris, iuie irsenbiuO in Der
StaSt. Q
B9- SeisenIpan's beriIbmtes Neips
art 2a9er unb 8aqantine's Grport
Bier 1T INNER au baben beim Sdb9en
ooer 9ubenb SIaiGen Bel NlidaeI
Wliaer, 434 uno 436 Gebar MDenue /;
oessIei9en bic beIten 9utiden un6
Pferhe ju berleiben. @ae 8efelIuns
unSen bel Poit Obsr GeIepbon pinttIi9
aussefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
8un @etersburs.

aeittips @sitbuuisr ipirs AM
nd6hen SnmItue. ben 10. Mui, in
MubIers' SarmOnie Suae einen Bal
abbaIten. 9ie GrpituI 8unb ipisIt unO
Der Gintritt if nur 25 @ents.
-Serr SObn 8afer bon bier pirS
beute -lgpnnsrltus) absn6 nit SRI.
@briitine 9uiG bon 9soe 4ert ebelid
berbunben nerben. Die Irauuns itns
bet i'm Sauie an Nleuntsr Strabe itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
6etp6fbe.

aolTsnihrdute in alien tsu9Iidtu 1rober
uerotn innerbaIb Der 9isbes. uno 5susrtth
sren @sw6Ibs Sn Rreiisn BON $40 autwdri'
bernietbet.
Sie Gompa1nie uimmt Wertbia1en' Sil-
Der, Sob. 5uweIeu etc, biIlis In AutbemaDr
ung
s,tameuis, llebsridreibuuseu, Sppotbstsr
uno anoere uertbpolIe 0utumente, wenn ntbl
BON bsltimmtsn @ertb. 81 per Sasr ooer aud
mad Dem llmfnng.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
SparsS Sepoften.

0isis GompoOnie id,ntt epar.9spOltsn be.
iouoers autmertiamfsit auf pslhe pah bret
Ronuten uno barber 9iuien erlaubt perosn'
Der Bins mirO bnlbidbrIib Sum Sapital Sc.
Id,Iaosn. Sn 0olge pss sroben Sapitals pom
$4,000 oas poa einbejabIt pnros, MIRO ois'
ier aIaHe BON 9epOftcrsn bic o'ntbur bette
(Sidberbeit aeu1hrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
0ulab &ramer,
0fetser nnb SSnrasei4dft,
e07 Gepar slsenne.
aae Banreu sarantirt.

Der uuteBeihnete smpFebl. biermit Dem
otnti9el PAbllInm leiue aii oas 8eRe eiuee.
ridieie WeRgerei. 60 miro itets iein Belirt.
ben isiH Die SunOsn oss @eIhditss mil allen
Sorien uOn triitem 6Isiih unO 9Burit srlter
0ualitat tssIl nno prompt Ju bsoisnsn
llm 0eneisteu 8aiprud IuirO asbstsn.
@utab &rdmer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
Stephan Gutheinz,
beat M etsAer,

aiS S $50 @ebar NDenue,
,rilasH sIlssr nne 5idsrv Strabsu, tmpFtbIi
tinsHi ptTtbrten TubIifum fsin @dddlt aura
8sTt. tIlHIb issH srt liesrs Id ,um bintat
lsn prfiit uue in better 0ualitai, unb makt
Id ihsTaus auf be ben mir iukrfiisisn ssEs
,aaIidsn @irff aufmtrifam.
9eIepbon'9erbiRbun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
2af a IN a nna
Srnit nno gafe 9epoiit
GpmpaSmie.
Oireftprenratb :

SauSelt ais executor. aominiitrator, Snra'
tor, Retipiept asent pfeger. srultee lIno
Gcmite uno iibernimmt Stuits leeer Mrt unier
Grneununa bon Stantsn, Geridtsn Corpora
iinueu uu0 Qripaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
SBeiferm SreGYeb Beef /.

SSeiferu SreGfeb Beef.
auber ben jwsi GarIabunaen ,uasridtetes
6Ieiit, oas mir Nlontng unS 9onnsritaa sr.
balten. empfanseu mir tdgIi6 friit asidlad.
teies 6Ieiid bonn 9anos, ftilde unb &aIf.gier.
Butter. Safe uno aan6proSuite iiberboupt.
NSir baben ferner einen gorratb Der beften
Bologna 9Burit. friide uuo eelai,ene SduI.
tern. Wippen, Gbuds. 3unoitide eis, lluier,
BoIognapurt dbertrifft ale anSsre.
Gale & Go,
Ia f0t aadamanna abenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
@erantpn NNnrft.@ erl:bt.

0OGsnttd fslriSiyi ron =. 3 Riomapsr,
$40 qndnmnnnn ahennt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17

eaHI poriislidb.
paufs Fat mir Der Btbrau6 ron DR..
Mus. aenis's 6ambnrstr 9runibst f&cH
btptslsn. baB bsrlslbe siH gan, sprinaIidts
pstlnititsl sessH ALE Nrisn ron GrtaIiHn>
Gen II, esfsn Nnpsneuna niht atnua
tnipfebltH mtrbsn fann. - geytnl 9Ianis,
Sac 9itv, Soma.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17
se9e,t 0redlts.atae,,.

estt SabrsH ssbraHdbt.
S9oH felt sinistn Sabftn s,brau&t Id
Gr. Ausuif Ronis's 6ambursr Bruliibss
une mS6tt nidt obat btaislbsn feiiis ba
ettisr ausagtihntit Tbtt mid son tfnr
beftietn gTfdIuns bsfrtit BAT. Sd en-
pfs9ls ben gsbrau6 bisits 9bts's aufs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EbOmas, Non
roe, gDiee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17

b Gts. eas padsf. sn avotbsfsn Iu babsH.
The CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., hlunGs, Hd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-17

euts Grfabrunssn.
Dnr4 btn @sbrau& ppn feds padsisn
Or, ausul aouis's Samburssr Bruit>
ibee tpuret Id ppn tinsm 6ufen btfrsif.
eer mir Sabre lang gu fhaiftn mafis. Der
@tbraut bitits ausstItitHsisn 6ulftn>
psilmiiitIs fam ni8t stnus smpfubItn
wtretu.-Spbn Rillsr, CAT Rtnbal R.g,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mullican Post No. so, c. A. h. with y
NJ. Houston commander, was l's;itnted III
Winchester yesterday.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cou-
pauy will soon erect c0mmodlous stone
depot Of unique and handsome design AT
Woodstock.
Mr.. w. o Burton, who is rebuilding the
Richmond peniteEiiary shoe shop, yester-
day drew his second instalment OF 50 600 on
account. The total amount to be paid is
$50 600
Suits are to be instituted against about
seventy persons in Fairfax who have ten
dered coupons for taxes. The cases will
probably be tried at the June term OF the
Circuit Court.
The Virginia Episcopal Council has de-
cded to hold it's next session in Lynchburg
Strong opposition is indicated to the pro-
,sed change 10 the name of the Church ny
expnueiug the word Protestant"
Thomas B. Yeamap, farmer OF Pittsyl'
vauia county, while returning home In
ono horse carryall, and While crossing the
Virginia Midland Railway track in North
Dauville. was run into by shifting engine
One CT his hands was crushed Gil and he was
seriously wounded on the head.
A Deputy Sheriff yesterday arrested three
OF the leaders of the strike Gu the Is. 5. and
p. Railroad They were arrested under the
law against intimidation, and failing to give
hail were committed to Jail to await the ac'
ton of the grand jury at next August court
Work on the railroad will now be resumed
Mr.. A. b. Guigon, Of Richmond, agent for
Mr. Cooper, rendered coupons to the sheriff
aud city sergeant of Winchester yesterday
in payment OF 140judgments rendered in the
courts against taxpayers rendering coupons.
TIE coupons rendered yesterday were re-
ported to have been cut from bonds now in
possession of the Baltimore Trust Company
The agent Gays the original bonds will be
produced in the court when sui!s are
hrono ht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
The Anii.Mal.one Meeting.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 1S-rhe anti-Ma
hone meeting remained in session until an
early hour this morning The committee
to prepare business reported and the report
was adopted. 1t provides for a committee
of twenty five TO issue an address to the re-
publicans OF the State, snd submit plans Of
organization. Senator d. T. Houston, Of
Roanoke, was elected rs chairman of this
party. The convention then proceeded TIC
elect delegates at large 10 the Chicago Goa
vension ~ follows: General Y. d. Groner, of
MOI folk Samuel NJ. Yos!, of Augusta; r A
Paul (colored), Of Richmond; c. A. Herman,
Montgomery.
Elk Governor VIM. E. Cameron and tx
United States Senator John F. Lewis were
elected electors at large. On motion of Hoe.
John S. Wise, the platform to be agreed
upon at the Chicago Convention was adopt
ed as the platform Of The pas.y here, AID at
$50 &. 10. ne convention adjourned with
three rousng cheers for Blaine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
Presbyterian General Assemblies.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S-The Presbyte-
rian General Assembly resumed its sessions
in Horticultural Hall at nine o'clock this
morning. The Moderator, DR.. Thompson,
called the body to ORDER and af:er he an.
proynl Of the minutes the names Of NUM-
Der of the commissioners who had neg ectet'
to file their commissions yesterday were be,
FIRE the assembly added to the roll. The
stated clerk, Rev. William H. Roberts, d.
d., read The docket, after which the modora
tor announced the Standing committees.
BALTIMORE, May 1S-The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian church met at
half past nine o'clock this morning, Rev. DIR.
Bullock, moderator, presiding. The first
order Of business was the announcement of
the standing committees. An invitation
from the NJ. E. General Conference in ses-
sion ia New York was received, propos-
ing union committee of all Evangelical
Societies on Sabbath Schools. Il Was referr-
ed to the committee on Sabbath Schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

cluded the applause he received came en-
tirelv from the republicans, and of the few
who congratulated him nearly all were
republicans, the chief among them being
Mr.. Kelley, the leading republican protec
ZIONIST in the House, and Mr.. Foster, the re-
publican Ex-Governor of Ohio. Mr. Ran
dali was followed by Mr. Mckinley, repuo,,
lcan. of Ohio, on the same side, who sald
he was glad that in the coming national
contest the issue was fairly and square'y
dawn. that the democratic was the low and
the republican the protective tariff party,
and that no intelligent voter could plead
ignorance of The policy for which he would
cast his ballot. Mr.. Mckinley will he iol'
lowed by Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, to
hear whom the crowd are present. The
general de bate will be concluded tomor-
row, when Mr. Reed will sum up for the re
| publicans and Mr.. Speaker Carlisle for the
democrats, and both speeches will be well
worth hearing.
At the sixty fourth annual meeting of the
American Baptist Publication Society, hello
here to day, ore of the most oralorical 40
dresses delivered was that on work amoEt
the freedmen, by Rev S. 7. Clanton, col
ored man from New Orleans.
Representatives Lee and Wise: WHO e.
tended the late democratic convention O
their State, have returned and were IN inei
seats in the House to day. The former say
the convention was perfectly harmonious
that the hospitality OF Norfolk was unbound
Ell, that the strawberries, early vegetables
o; sters, crabs and fish were delicious ant
plentiful, that the opera house is the pes
hall for convention IN the State, aDd INA
most If the delegates wont the next Oh.
held there. He ALEC Gays that every bed!
there was fer Cleveland. -.
some of the delegates to the Virginia repnbii
can convention st Petersburg yesterday arc h 81
sc-day on their way homo They say That MIR
John Wise wis very severe upon Gen. Mahohe
and in one of his speeches said that when he e&
claimed on a former occasion, Master ieau vi
III follow thee" he had no idea that Malone wa
id enough fool to believe no was in earnest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18

AS ANTICIPATED, thu "kickers" at the re.
publican State convention boited and Get up
another convention in opposition TO that
belonging to General Malone. But the
democrats should not be luled into any
false security by such action on the part
of their now divided enemies, for when the
day of election shall come all divisions
among the latter will he healed, and they
will march to the polls in serred ranks ur-
der command of General Malone and vote
the republican ticket, Dir. Wise, as of yore,
crying out LEAD on Master, we'll follow
tbeer'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Two-thirds of the young tobacco planta in
western North Carolina have been killed by
frost.
Fifteen thousand people will attend tho
Dunkard conference at Cerro GofdO, Pia.t
county, His, Mag so.
MeEsrs. ingalls, aud Voorhees, were each
the recipients OF the pauGis of their respec-
tive friends ia Washington last night.
In the French Chamber of Deputies the
Bonapartists will unite with the right TO
bring about dissolution Of that body.
Western Pennsylvania was visited by a
heavy black frost Wednesday night, which
proved disastrous to early fruits and vege-
tables.
TIE national convention Of the united Is.
Dor party has nominated Robert H. Cow
drey, of Illinois, for President, and W. H. 7.
Wakefield, of Council Grove, Kan, for Vice
President.
The republicans have prepared substi
tute tariff bill which would reduce the rev.
enue from $75 600 900 to 800 100000. 1t
places sugar on the free list
The League games for the baseball champ
ionship PLAY Cd yesterday resulted a. follows:
Boston ., Chicago 8; New York 4, Pitts
burg 4; Detroit z, Washington o. The Phil.
ph!a-Indianapoli game was prevented
by rain.
The democratic legislative caucus OF Lou.
isiana, last night, on the first ballot, nomi-
mated Gen Gibson TO succeed bimeelt as u.
S Senator On second ballot for junior
u. 8 Senator the result was White, 81 ;
Eus!is, 81 Jonas. 81 Blanchard, 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
From Washington.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexs GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May IS, 1888.
The tariff bill and it's possible fate are the
engrossing topics of conversation at the Cap
itol to-day, and continue to be surrounded
BY as much doubt as ever, and, what IS no.
usual in such cases. that doubt is as great to
the leaders of both parties as it is TO outsld'
ers. Mr.. Mills and the prominent friends
of the bill want direct vote On it as soon
rs possible, and say that if such a vote be
taken all but six democrats will be for it,
even though some of then are opposed to it,
the latter being forced to support it for the
reason that they fear having it said at home
that they failed to vote for the only measure
before the House that looked towards tariff
reform, even though it did not accord exact
ly with all their ideas on that subject.
These latter don't want 8 vote taken on the
bill until they can make record on the
amendments they have proposed; but if
direct vote be forced, as previously sald, all
except about six will vote for it, for the rea.
son mentioned, and rather than have no
tariff bill at all. The republicans are divi-
ded as to the course that they shall pursue
that will be most advantageous to their own,
and most Injurious to the democratic party.
Some of them are in favor of bringing the
matter to a focus at once and holding the
democrats res popsible for the evil effects, if
there be any. Others think the proper
course will be 10 resort to every available
means by which to defeat the bill, SO that it
can be said that the democratic ad.
ministration's pet measure was defeated
by democratic House. Mr.. Randall
made his speech against The bill in the
House to day. The galleries we're crowded
and there were more on the floor than
usual. But he read his speech. and spoke
go low that hardly any of it could be heard
q few wards from him. That part which
was heard, however. evinced no good feel
ing to the majority OF the democratic party
or TO the South. and he concluded By saying
that he hoped the principles and policy that
had dominated this country up to 1861
Wou d never be revived. When he con.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18

COURT OF APPEALS Observation-Disclosures
against Young. From the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge
Lewis delivering the opinion.
Rixey administrator against Deitrick and
ais. From the Circuit Court of the county
of CulpeIer Reversed in part and affirm
ed in part, Judge Lewis delivering the opn
ion.
Cook against Bondurant. trustee From
the Circuit Court of the county of Pittsylva.
MIA. Dismissed for want ofjursdiction, Judge
Lewis delivering opinion.
Mccullough against DashielI. From the
Corporation Court of the city of Norfolk.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Nichols against Branham. From the Cor
poration Court of Norfolk. Reversed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Cars administrator against Morriss.
From the Circuit Court of the county of AL
bemsrle. Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering
opinion.
Marrow and wife against Brinkley. From
the Circuit Court of Elizabeth City county.
Affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering opin-
ion; Judge Lacy dissenting.
Castleman against Berry and others. APP
peal allowed to decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court of the county of Alexandria,
on the SOth June, 1883.
Gresham against Ewell Judge, and
others. Writ Of error and supersedeas award
ed to judgment rendered by the Circuit
Court of Lancaster county in vacation on
9th May, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18

ELY Bros l have used two bottles of your
Cream Ealin for caiarrh since December sore
in my nostril-the cause of much sullcring-has
entirely healed have used no other IN, dicnc
This spring feel better, can walk and work it'll
more ease than have in any spring since 1861
/ Mary Z. Ware, Hopeful, Va.
Ely Cream Balm received; my hoad ia row
liquifying; Cream Balm is simply dynamite for
cttaIrh in the head. It's application i, msgical.-
Thomas Lander, Augusta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
The Emperor Frederick

BERLIN. May IS A bulletin issued this
morning says: The Emperor is without
fever. The difficulty he experienced 10
swallowing has nearly disappeared. His
general condition is 50 satisfactory that he
will be allowed to spend thu greater part of
the dag 10 the open air. His strength is in
creasing. There is less secretion Of pus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-18
Alex ANDRIA-.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10.

No BODY doubts the ability of General
Malone as a party manager-thatis, party
compoged of such material as constitutes the
republican party of Virginia. His "meth-
ods," if applied to party composed OF in
tclligent, self respecting American citizens,
would be secuted, but with ignorant and
preludiced negroes, and white men Who as
Mr. Wise, his ex.lieutenant, himself says, are
"apostates for the price of their apcstacy,'
his "malign influence" as his other discard
ed follower, ex Gov. Cameron, termed 1t, is
immense. The General knows the nature Of
the elements of his party, and acts accord
inrly. All familiar with him know that ne
is utterly devoid of either rhetorical OF
oratorical powers, and that if he WERE
he is totally unprepared by edaea-
tion for The exercise of either; but 1t
is real surprise to know that he Is
go deficient in the art of composition that lie
was unable to compose even such poor
speech as the only one he ever made in the
Sena,e-that in reply to the scourglng IN
fiicted upon him by the late Senator Dill
and vet Senator Riddeberger wprociaims
that such is the fact, and that he, himself,
is the author of that speech, which denern'
Malone read from printed slips.
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The Episcopal Council.

Especial Dispatch to tn, Alexandria GAzE1rEl
SrAUNToN, Va, May 1S.-The Episcopal
Council in session here to-day unanimously
adopted resolutions against the proposed
change OF the nnme of the church and order
ell that copies % sent by tho bishop to all
the bishops and councils of ho respective
dccases Of this church.
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Methodist ConCarencc.

New YORK. May 1S-At the General
Methodist Episcopal Conference to day
Bishop Hurst presided. The order of the
day WAS The presentation of reports from
standing committees.
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Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, d. o., May is
SENATE.

SENATE.
TIE Senate was not in session 10 day hay
ing adjourned yesterday Till Monday.
HOUSE.
The House was called 10 order by MIR.
McMilir, of Tennessee, as Speaker pro tenn.
and the chaplain being absent, and the
reading of the journal dispensed with, The
House Immediately went into Committee OF
tho Whole Mr.. Springer, Of Illinois, 10 the
chAirl on the tariff bill.