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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

fl is beEsvsd in Washington tast plv.
rrl AssreT is uot - sutbcr sf re
frssisienis eshery messsse ssrnsfarg
FswrsEtp e s7si.ted with hsvsns srrit-
Ter
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
AGENTS. " dnted.

GFNrS wANTED-LADIEs OR GENTLE
4 men Of good address. for city or country
ade. particulars Tree. call or address Agents
supply Company, 40 Pcarl-st 2+2tf
" NANTED-AGENTs. RELIABLE MIN OR
W women 10 engage ia something new; sample
free. Room 30 Tower bloc<. 47
lVANTED-LlNE kSEkGETIC LADIES AND
W gentlemen 10 handle onr goods on salary or
commission. Gail al once. or address National
silver Plate and Novelty Company. Grand Rapids,
Nich.. Room Il, Ledyard block, third stairway
from Peari-st. Z50
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Eas sazszssr - lis@s - 49, sossssissa@sss
cza b. fessa - s8s1a11s sAs &sz1sSs -
~sras 81 sssez. AAy SArt ~ : las ss1a@ts~
a. saa f.8s llze.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

EOR EXCHANGE HAVE A GOOD DWELL
INK house OF eight rooms. well located. lot
ssrl >. % exchange for five ten acres OF land
near city limits Houses and lots for sale. vacant
ioes for sale on long time. Money 10 loan in
small sums on real estate or other good security
u. A. Brooks, Real Estate Agent, rooms and )
tOurt block
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Situations Wanted-Fema,e.

yVANTED-A YOUNG LADY DEsIRES A
" situation In a lawyers, or insurance once
10 81 copying tyoe writing. and general once
work references II required. Address X box :,
this tfcc. "a
lVANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION
~ To keep books. or TO do ofice work. Ad-
dress NJ. g.. box :. care this Office. 245
igANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, POSITION
" - tyne writer correspondent or 10 do any
kind OF Office work. Address W. +. B. 20s Grand
viile-aye 2f5
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

THsT Yov Ckx BrY CITY REaE STATE
1n esst ~ pres efA AnH-sef =
tereft 81 <. sPrcsile essl EcseL as
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
IAgE sHoRf a MICHIGAN soUTHEKk.
II fsfsssarrr4

tretn iea-re rreud fsrttf for tiieCer ~
- r.. srfivine tflers ~ y
7hfnnzN tisfsts sn.f ~ reinf1re pointk ic ~
7 rited ttefrs Hertae snf fslseds ~ iuiaz
1tske Oaee
4. SefrF 3 A f3crelsn1.
Rcrrz- Denef Ttrkef Agent
CFr ~ Nrsses C3fy frkei tFsna
sffre fTefs Nsr Is 7fr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

NOR sALE-THK FURNITURE AND LEASE
Il 81 eight rooms centrally tocaied. Adj -
:. B v, box 2 Telegram Herald 30
LOR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND FIX
Il lures OF boarding house doing good tlsi.
nesS having from - 20 % regulsr b0sT1ers. viii
be sold al bargain A. pr0prielOr wlshes 10 leave
the city. Enquire a. - kent-st 43iu
voR sALE-CHEAP FOB TES DAYS. HOUSE,
hold furniture OF al kinds. q BOsrwick z
2zfu
EOR SALE - An ENTIRE OrTF1T or
machinery for a nrst class laundry. also
nx-ho0e power engine. For particulars enquire
OF q. A. beIwin, No. Il CSnalst. lJ4u
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

fDsy a. ether calls s1esr- sup6sy.
Isklnf cfers - g. F8r
s}fe7 - csrs r7n or pseisf su1 ttsrsfse II
FTeseee - tr1 f-rsr Dstrolt = fsTif~ rsrr r11 ~
l1T fxgTess sd f,rssd fs<fls ETr~@a - en1
t~F Is~tr1ff fffrelf rrarfiry-x rrs<e = ftefr-f
W. e fff1rirf trsfrf Fezf-Tlfkefs - ssit -
llter Tfrkef oa.ee Ne-~g<e anf ~ Dts<
re-<f
fFss p Fessss t,ea1 sok = Fn1T1e-<
. krsri.s q. Z. and 7 A. fhiesFa
THE popbLsz FAs ssFEE t1RkRER
1r1rss Frsrt y r.skl1z fefY t-lr frost
fesferer = Fef f,~4er 49, ~s<s~rn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

MsToHs oFFTcF
GRtxp Esrr1s Tfcr tue - ls4s
Sotios is hereby given fhsf fhe zHDusi &c tier
e. -racei Trasifes wiH - held IN fbe seFefs
rsrds - fsis efiy ~ fhr frf M1ndsr IN -eTferr.
ter 50. xig september a 80. cor. nenfiaF A.
9 3. n 49, c.osag - = ?. "a. a. the ioiloeinf
Tisrs-
AZ
ssesns usrd-H Tslss gBs3cs oroe eor-
rer feafi ersd fftaus -
Thir6 wsrd-Fra ~ hause No q Iserf~e-r
f01-fh wsrd firsf grsc7rcf- frcirf horrsr ~
4 kerf1
FT1fh vsrd seooa1 precinet-E uriue hosEse
No = BsFcisy -
Flnh "a ss.sue hoy-e Va s ro-aer csnss
s19 I<-0~ars -
slrh esr6-Fnxfns house. s<rin.e--st nr~rs
rf 4rr - --
z fzznth usfd-FBxias flssee 80 5fre-s1z -s
4 IS. NfF IDh.
N,.rrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Moaelf To Ionll.

HAVE 81. .OOo TO LOAN or GOOD RIAL
l estate security. o. W. Petit, IS Tower block.
246
MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD REAL ESTATE
nI In sums ifon 500 10 st0O00 low interest
A. z. Antlsdel. once Iovett block, 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

WANTED SITUATION As CLERK N GRO
" ecFy. hafdN are or general store. speak
German, ERgllsh and Holland have had plenty
OF experience. Address A. b, box 7, this 0fiice
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Wdnted--Io Exchange.

WASTEp--A SECOND HAND SIT OF TIN
W ner's zoos sud n mschines Address boz :.
IeIecraI1 Hcrc a Oflce 24S
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

RvT7rRK sTcREr. YacwFn Avn
we~e1 Exrr74 rsrsels s.zt &c sae-< scssre
- fs.c.if q 1cis, ~ -ccfs 5tVSsrT g.. -
fscoe ~ - Tsr'g 4 -
VFRxl III ET rACEFn. No7 II aNsf ~70as a.
- sxsee.s1cec serknr1 rhesn a. ~ =
Nakers seeend ssRd az-pzrzs< aez.sr 81
sssfa Eis Nscz-S -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Prom Naaisiee. bueingtoB. Baldwin fs2grm
eTaiy tIsiiy fxccpf Srodsr fTsfY cKrepi
Saturday. fbstir except Monazy.
IN rough ooaLles ~ Chicago and Ioiedc or . -
su IRAN. - throfGr psrier csr ~ thlcago on
j. - fFefr No ertrs chsffe fee eests
through seepne and chair car between indisD-
sFoi4s % Indianapolis Nighi f,Fre~ irsiss-
1hroDeh sleeping car - Thiesgu op II - r n
train 4 mon Tickef Office g. honros4
"a. A ckFFENFTF. Trsfc HsDsref
NT1fs~ eAFfrT. 49, Cen ffzs Aren't
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
1TisceNnneOi.s.

yUANTED - PROGRAMME OF WESTERN
w Michigan Far 0i 49, win give - lor one
COPY. A K. Anti>dei, Office 3. l.ovett block "a
NOR SALE -LEAsE AND FURNITURE OF
uine nicely furnished rooms OF second floor.
for sale on easy payments rent s o per month;
furniture new, elegant and complete, satisfactory
reason for selling. Call or address Belle Miller.
- Weston building, l3 tsnalsL 25f
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Agii1 to bslSsH and rBrtrsrtoE
Is KoEsoK sTKEgr

J. Q. DE La Pierre 4 co. de-
sIres contractors and bullders
- cali and examine Their
Walter Patent Metal Rotl
French Floor Tiles re
pressed ard EDansled Bric
and Sidewalks. Idvingstn
block, osr8x Ezef Fulton az
DlFlslMzsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

TOR RENT- -oNE-HATF OF THr sToPg
~. Csnal q. For particulars enquire ~
n HcrVf0 fssts
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Water COlOTFTescOeing.

sopsrior IN Oh. In point of Durability a.
vel as Besutv
IfffIt tnc esiinetet w ~ furnished m a.
fhstion. hy TIE unoersl4nsil fuf artistic iniersf.
Grooming, com irf Ia pfine Hnd feefus ~
tDish win ~aii-pHg-cf oecorafious ~ tbs 49, -
t1s permanent ~ aief color Ant ksisoullbe
Nt guarantee "a Dc fhls ariieiie and aff.na
oe<oSnfins ~ - - produce berfes effects for ne
sane suscif-si o money thsi 10 ~u.ild ss~ ~ ~
ue ~ ne us,iu y IN va nsfsef eithel ~ fhesp
elaborate work H8o lhf earf 4, tsltsfsntes.a n.
- f-s-ynanert sud that Il wl never raefiifs -.
trf Of To e fash The vaif vita TIE ssrne a. a.
other frisn.
The ocfiiur ~ the new eutrsnoe % po~~v
cPeTs Ho1se sample 81 one fra6e a tsi
~rTk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

4ts EfrH.f a. ~ rs sttrt hf't-
liats4 - fbs lsgisf 81 dsoIiaatlen sri-
isn ~ LraAs a. AlksEY = ssoa4ne e
sdslsss NJ klsSaT 10 dIsts.onts 20 ine
voters e tbs counfy lsU tloussad eapiss.
$ Zen ths Leaf,l ssys ~ - t1noesres
- sxesslsd euly - tnas g 0iSsEF
himasif II l believes tAs letter Should
g. eirea,slsd 10Y. in the naz4s u eou-
nsn seass. 4iln 3 pglnt u w1sn t Fac
Il ia lype al ready for the pssasf % Z
shs lsaass dldnt think II osst 70 pub
Il hes. asd does think 20 no~. shy
doesn't .i pabiisa lt now A q matte
81 iaef al tns sss-oslal parts q tas isiier
AL e1espt q fss clauses. ike the ore
sboa1 h.s icing 'sloCs sitn ny xoa g.
eioex IA the mornlng-hsys algss-y
ossn kissn ciTcalslioa ot more "a.
'ten iheussnd copies by rhs 1EtEsHAai-
HKR4LD. l. - syideai, however, sla
tks Lsoasr has Tot rsad Tie lsitsr care
folly. That paper says. 1T slows shai
~. kissEf las a fsgsrsnfial VETO IN nis
ra,ass and that N lhs solemn hoars q
TIE nizht % % oapsbs Of commuDiug
With as God. Ths Lesder failed 70 o0-
serve shai Biz. KiasEr's god q one ot d."
ana hat . spelled with asESsh y ard
mat 10 o. spelled L. CCnmuning ~ith
snen a deity, sven IN The solsln hours
Of she azhl does not indicate grsa,
pisiy. klvNxx caves as in great doubt
as 70 whstbsr bis god was the ssensg-
rRp1ar % whom hs dictated ihs letter.
or ths soft 4 disty GAsFARD in tho
~Chimss et Normandy" 80 sdorss IN ths
same s0lsmn hours Of tie night. bat hs
plsin.y declares that il j. not tho 5u-
rreas Beng whom hs ~orsaips.
The political news from New York
continues % Do very encouraging Tor the
Republicans. A correspondent Of. tue
Beaten Herald. an independent nswsps-
Ter supporting CLxvxLAND, has Dssn IN
v-siissfing he condition 0s political az
fairs 10 tbs Empire state, and GO reports
thai. cals.ds the two great critics. the
kspgoiicsns zili poll FOR General HAR-
afsoN bigger mslority from 10000 %
$1,000 thsn tE>y did Ter hr. BLAINE.
while IN Nsw York and Brooklyn hs
thiaks u not unlikely that tae Demo
GRATIS vote vii fall OF some 1900.
Subscriptions Tor ths Tsi EssAM-HEs-
AID are oouiag N Oy mail IN = very graf
i'y .ng manner. Ten new nsgss were
added yesterday 70 our list At Lushsr,
whsrs ne circulation q tins paper sx-
cssds thss Of any other: on Thursday
seventeen we're sdisd 'rom LapsiRg. Ma
son and Grssaviis. sud so u goes daily.
.khs intelligent and ths good tsks the
:. g. zsaAN -HERAlD and lt makes "a
hsPpy 70 mae tasu happy.
fss pan. ssys tns Toledo Bed. 20
kSvs prominent lrisbusn send cougrst-
aissory leisgrams to AIR. CiEvELAND n
biz ussssxs on the ishsry treaty. failed.
Scm> tslesrams wsrs ssuf. but shs men
who esni thsa we're uos biz enough 10 !
make muca of ripple IA ths majestic I
movsmsns q ths current % prbsic
tncuzht in Ame~ics.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
Health is Wealth.

Dr.E g. esfs Nsr~s ss~t Rrsfn Trcafu,ert.
rufrsntse0 sferitr 'r- v<ssf,a rfxriisfsz Con-
cr Whaefc. Hsteftirese Neueel nep~r~sfrss
sofsninE of fae kfsn -eSffinr fu assnifv al
lea,iins 80 N'Sftr eeesv srd desth. PTert tstl ~
eax. III tnr4,nrefy ress sra sr-srr- ssnrrpr1s
rss.sesi ~ xerfo ou ~ the brain stf1 sassus
e. arrr-iriu Eeree farh hor frrtsins ~.
rroafh's fresfrent 81 ~ or ar horss -
e sent sv raj prepaid IN ~. eirt 81 pr
~ GUARANTEE SIx ROxEs
Ta rrre srf csee With raco rrser r-rares -
rf rf .ir ErTeS scc ri can'ef niff a. r
seu+ - rrrffEsef rilT FFrte1 aearas..r. ~ ~
aira fs- aerfe er rf The trs8izee1f Sos not efeuz
= elfrr. tuarsnrfa< VSeea cnr ~
". RI. TISBS. DRUGGIST.
See Agent
fee Wsnr-e-st.. ersne Rspifs- wicA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

IOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
II the estate OF the late Daniel echernerhoFn,
one nile west Of The City. froaiing byidgcst Il.
y me dam farm, or for fruil TElsinE aad gar
eeuing. May he sold In ii0hi tea to thirty acre
cls. Apply 10 bF. Mbiiuorth. administrator, isz
lourih At NrknI EarIda Nlnh lnaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

DETRoiT, GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE

q ballf. eNnlaFt cxoepie1. Daily
Detroit k1pres has pariOr ear 70 Detroit max
ing dlroci cor nectoss for AL points Ess arriving
= New YORK az lo.lp . pa. neat dsr. Limited
IL press east has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids % NiseSrs Pals ConnectIngs ~ nliwsukee
Junction with through scepers 70 Toronto
Through tlckeik and sleeping car birlbs SECURED
and AZ the depot
JAS. CANrBELI- City Tss- Ageat
CKo. B RffyE. Trx''c Manager. Chicago.
CHICAGO A Est HICHI6AN-ALL TRAINS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

IS YOU WANT To BUY A HONE. YoC CAN
save musey - calling on Q. ". Pssut, -
Tower beck 2S3
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
TRAIN TINE TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS d IKDIAHA-IN LFFLcr
" July !, Issa
GOING NORTH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
TIE Palmetto Club.

This organization inaugurated under
the patronage of number of prominent
citizens of Northern cities, for the ex-
elusive entertainment of tourists and
visitors, is now formally opened, having
been incorporated under the general in
corporation laws of the State.
The domicile of the club, in the
spacious and convenient Lorrilard man
sion, ON st. George street, has been
handsomely and in fact luxuriously
fitted up for the purpose, a number OF
rare pictures and rich hangings belong
ing to the club, having been added to
the already rich furnishings of the
house. All the leading magazines and
newspapers of the day (ncluding, of
course, THE DAILY NEWS, are supplied
for the use of members, and the culinary
department, under the management of
George Brown, formerly the we'll known
steward of the Pennsylvania Club, at
Long Branch. is organized to provide
anything in the shape of eatables or
turntables that may be called for, and of
a quality not exeelled anywhere.
The manager, Mr.. d. McClinch, is too
well known to need mention, and asso-
ciated with him is Mr.. Jos. Cotton,
known everywhere as the owner of Alf.
Estelle, Elizabeth, and other noted run
ming horses.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
The Proper Nautch Dance.

The Nautch girls arranged themselves
into a half circle, their scarlet costumes
forming a bright crescent terminating at
either end in a mass of spectators, whose
half naked bodies, varying in colcr from
pale olive to mahogany, were arrayed i'll
costumes scarcely less snowy than the
dancers. The chaperone tom TOMS an
appropriate Nautch accompaniment on a
drum with his fingers and four pretty
girls advance from the half circle and,
favoring me with a quartet of killing
smiles and quartet of coquettish glanceS
from their bright, dark eyes, they COM
mence to dance. An idea seems to pre-
vail in Occidental minds that the Indian
Nautch dance is a very naughty thing,
but nothing is further from the truth.
OF course. it can be.made naughty, and,
no doubt, often is, but then so can many
another form of innocent amusement.
The proper Nautch dance is a decorous
and artistic performance when properly
danced; the graceful motions and elegant
proportions of the human form, as re
vealed by 1.-THE and graceful dancers, are
to be viewed with an eye purely artistic
and critical as Venus or other produc-
ton of the sculptor's studio. Only the
British matron would consider Nautch
dance in any degree indecorous. The
four dancers take the hem of their red
garment between the thumb and finger
of the right hand, spreading ITS ample
folds into the figure of AN open fan by
bringing the outstretched arm almost OH
level to the shoulder. A mantle of
transparent muslin, fringed with silver
spangles, is worn about the head and
shoulders in the same indescribably grace
full manner as the mantilla of the Span
ish senorita. Raising a portion of this
aloft in tie left hand and keeping the fan
intact with the right, the dancers twirl
around and change position with each
other, their supple figures meanwhile as
summing a variety of graceful motions and
| pastures from time to time. Now they
initiate the spiral movements of a serpent
climbing around and upward on an inn
| aginary pole; again they assume charm
| ing posture. their dusky countenances
] half hidden in seeming coquetry behind
| the muslin mantle. the large red fan
waved gently to and fro, the feet unmov-
ing. but the undulating motions of the
body and the tremor of the limbs sufhcing
TO jingle the tiny ankle bells.-india Cor.
Boston Herald.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
The Disston Party.

Mr. Hamilton Disston, Hon. W. w.
Dunno, Mr.. Jas. p. Scott, Mr.. G. G.
tiross, Mr. c. Eddlng, and Capt. r. E.
Rose, comprise a party of Florida ex-
cursionists which will meet at Runny-
mede, on the Kissimmee, ON the Goth
inst, the first four named leaving Phila-
delphi. on the 18th inst. and going di-
rect to Runnymede, VIII on the Goth
notable annual meetings of the several
corporations connected with and which
have grown out of the Disston sale.
The progress of these several enter
prises for the past year will be fully
reported TO the meetings by the several
officials of the same, and those reports
will prove exceedingly interesting read
ing to all who are interested in
Florida's progress.
The establishment Of sugar planta-
tons, mills and refineries ON large
scale, ON and near the superlatively rich
soils of the drained district in the
vicinity of the head OF the Kissimmee
River, already begun under the auspices
of the several companies mentioned,
opens the door to channels of investment
heretofore undreamed of in this lati-
tuda
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16

Louisiana ordinary to prime. 45sdf5S. Cotton
Seed products dun and nominal; prime crude
oil, 80: summer yellow oil, nominal cake
and meal, 2l0211s. Sugar dul-Lousiana
open kettle choice 5: prime TO strictly prime,
~ prime, n-l66: fully fair, good fair,
43s145s; good common, 414d4 5-l6: common.
J34G6; Louisiana centrifugais. choice white.
8 5-l61i,63s off white, 1-l66l616; gray white,
1906; choice yellow clarified 5Ss; prime yellow
clarified, 55s; off yellow clarified, 5l5ll5 80;
seconds. 4L46t55s. MolasSes - Louisiana open
kettle choice, 33I35; strictly prime, 2'ets0;
good prime, 25CQ25 prime, 2ldi23 fair 10 good
fair, 1920; common To good common, l+aflI;
Louisiana centrifuGals, strictly prime, s01r.S2
prime TO good prime, Is; fair to good fair.
l661l7: inferior to good common, l4dl5.
ST. LOUIS, February 15.-Flour dull, easier.
Wheat No. = red cash, 7934GdS01@; February,
s04 May, sIIsGSl7s. Corn = cash, A9s345;
February, =: May, 457s0g46l4. Oats dull and
easy cash, 291s9a9l4; February, :; May. 2a14;
Whisky steady. at Sl.09. Provisions weak.
meats, boxed, shoulders. S5.s71s06; long clear
S7.75 Bacon-boxed shoulders, $3.50; long
clear, SS0gS-2O: clear ribs, SS35; short clear
SS.311s0tS.J0. Hams steady at Sl0nGl2.
wILMINGTON, February l5--Turpentine firm
at 37l1 Rosin quiet: strained. 80; good strained
So. Tar firm at Sl.15. Crude Turpentine firm
hard. Sl10: yellow dip. g. 10: virgin S2.lO.
CHARLESTON, February 15,TurpentIne firm
at 81. Rosin steady-good strained, 50.
SAVANNAH, February 10. -Turpentine firm
at 3S1S Resin firm at sI13B90.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
The Cathedral Fair.

At the fair last night only portion of
the many Valuable and desirable articles
unsold were ratified. A beautiful Brus-
sells lace jet front was won by Miss
Annie Reyes. Miss Nilla Oliveros was
the happy winner of a gorgeous wax
doll, while the elaborate dolls trousseau
became the property of Miss Kate An
drews. The gentleman's smoking table,
oddly enough passed into the possession
of Miss Eusebia Masters. very hand
some cushion was won by Miss Annie
Lopez.
Tonight will be the last night of the
fair, and the voting will be concluded
for the most popular young lady and
gentleman.
The ladies are well pleased with their
success SO far, their only regret being
that owing to delays in preparing the
building, the fair had to he prolonged
into Lent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
PERSON ell.

DR.. J. B. Allen, of New York, is a
guest of the Florida House.
Mrs. A. A. Quincy Tucker, of Boston,
arrived at the Ponce de Leon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, of West
Chester, Pa, are registered at the Flori-
da House.
Mr.. w. S. Darlington, proprietor of the
Ballard House, Richmond. is at the
Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. j. Howard Lee, one of Boston's
large shoe manufacturers. is at the Ponce
de Leon for few days.
DIR. p. Herald Hayes. one of the noted
physicians of Buffalo, with his family
are at the San Marco.
James 7. Pettus, the well known
fashionable tailor of New York, is at the
Casa Monica with his family.
Mrs. DIR. Andrews, and the Misses An
drews. OF Baltimore, were among yes
terday arrivals at the San Marco.
Mrs. DIR. G. w. Pope, and Miss Re
becca Dodge, of Washington, are at the
! Florida House for the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. B. Byrd, Mrs. r. A.
Whitfield and Mr.. G. T. Whitfield, of
Tallahassee, lunched at the Ponce de
Leon yesterday.
Mrs. F. Il. Fildes and her charming
daughter, Miss Daisy, will return to
their home in Monticello to-day, much
to the regret of their many friends.
Mr.. A. C. Baldwin and wife and Mr..
James NJ. Baldwin and family, promi-
nent citizens of Syracuse. n. Y, are
comfortably housed at the Ponce de
Leon.
Mr.. NJ. j. Allen. of the firm of Paris,
Aiken & Co., prominent merchants OF
New York, with his family has taken a
handsome suite of rooms at the Ponce de
Leon.
The large arches around the ball room
opening into the salt bath pool, at the
Alcazar, are the largest concrete arches
in the world. They are twenty-six feet
span and three feet thick.
Assistant Chief Toshach, of the Poncs
de Leon Fire Company, is circulating 1
list of subscribers to the fund for tn,
payment of the company 5 new uniforms
Certainly few, whose safely from fire de
ponds so much on the services Of on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

I'D lightful weather,''-so all our visi-
tors say.
The St. Augustine Guards held their
weekly drill last night.
Orange blossoms and yellow jessamine
are beginning to be quite plentiful.
A pleasant sociable occurred Tuesday
evening at Grace Church parsonage.
Mr.. Z. G. Murphy, the great pigeon
shot, is registered at the Ponce de Leon.
The fish supper at the Catholic fair
last night was novel and stunning sue
cess.
The sunny lawns of the Florida House
are greatly enjoyed by the large number
of ladies and children among the guests
of the house.
THE DAILY News belongs to the fire
brigade now, and feels one thousand per
cent. bigger since its election as men,
Der of Ponce de Leon No. ." than it did
before.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
..l,rnsn and sori,omores.

The other night, at the concert of the
Yale Glec club. in New Haven, after the
first number on the programme, the fresh
man class gave the audience to under
stand that it was in existence. First
there came shower of white and blue
cards from the galleries bearing the class
numerals ''91." Then a curtain came
down from the flies, and it bore blue
silk banner ON which was "'9t. Then
a white dove flew across from the gallery
and perclled above the stage, and it bore
fastened to its neck card ON which was
"'91.'' Another dove followed. and then
several more, all labelled .-'91. Then
the sophomores got in their work. They
tore down the banner. caught the dow IS
and subdued the freshmen, and the cen
cert proceeded There was period Of
forty minutes between the first and second
numbers on the programme. --Ner- York
Sl1p
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Act.

1t would seem that the merchandise
marks act, which recently went into
effect in Great Britain, IS enforced rather
arbitrarily BY the English customs au-
thorities. \ large number of bottles
made in Germany, bat stamped to order
with the nane of an English ..rn,. lave
been seized at the custom Icuse, the
claim being set up that German manu-
facturers had no right TO stamp an Eng
lish name on their goods. The firm that
had ordered the bottles had to get their
supply from English glass works. New
Orleans Times-DemocrGt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16

The Ners-Herald is very confident of
the coming of the President. 1t also en-
deavors to create the impression that
Mr.. Cleveland will not visit any other
place than Jacksonville. The DAILY
News is not yet convinced that the
President will actually come, notwith-
standing his earnestly expressed desire to
do so, but feels quite sure that having
reached Jacksonville, he will not return
without visit to the Ancient City.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
In the MAYORS Court.

His Honor dealt out justice to the fol-
lowing victims yesterday morning
w. Weigle for using abusive language,
81. and costs.
NJ. Foster for eursing and swearing,
IS. and costs,
N. Livingston for drunkenness. So.
and costs.
Lee Foo for keeping nuisance. S..
and costs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-02-16
Little Use for Clock Repairs.

New Orleans Times UeInocfat-
The old clock of ST. Quentin's, in
Mayence, has got cut of order. and is
being repaired, for the first time. in 800
years, 1t has struck the hour without
fail for five centuries. and it is expected
that when it has been fixed up little,
it will keep perfectly accurate time for
five centuries more. The medieval arti-
ficers knew their work and they did it.