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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
NEW HAVEN NOTES.

Labor Day picnic AT Sayin Rock, first
Monday III September,
The Mallory, Wheeler x Go. start
up their works with reduction, but the
mouldcrs refuse to accept their terms
and are out on strike,
The cgarmakcrs at the Fair street
clearinghouse are all still eating bread
without the union label. That's what
the dick"S bird says
Acck Troup, in his rat sheet, has been
getting of another piece of Troups
truth ordinarily recognized Us common
lying. But what can you expect of
creature like him? 4 rat writer and rat
cumpositors naturally produce rat
articles. But very few people read
them.
Tine employees of the Clock Company
were treated to II happy surprise last
Monday. After being ont two weeks
they went to the shop intending to go to
work but were confronted with barred
gates and another notice that their va
cation will continue week longer, A
reduction of wages may come with the
resumption of work.
The lMngari liedertafel, at their pic
mic held ON last Monday, at Savin
Rock, after having sold all their union
beer put up a KEY of MoclIrr's ScAb pool
beer but the ever watChful eye dis
covered it in time, and the result was
that it was offered at the rate Of % for
dollar, and even with that liberal in
duCement II went stale.
Bakers Union No. II will hold picnic
at Savin Rock on July - Visitors are
expected from Hartford, bridgeport and
Ansonia, Dancing aud refreshments in
the GrlNc: the funds that will be re-
crlNcd will 20 to the purchase of large
elegant red banner that will be dis
played for the first time ON Labor Day
All persons attending the plcnir are re-
uuested to purchase tickets OF the COM
mlttre at the Green.
Tue manufacturers III this city seen
to be highly elated over the great lntlu>
of Italians. Many are dlsplarmg the
Repeating Arms Co. have engaged {
number at seventy-tiyc cents per day
at the rubber shop the Italians standing
at the gates are taken in and given EN-
ploVmrut while the Seventh Warder,
are left to chew the Cud of reflection
The Workmen at the car-shop are sui
fering, they say, from the disagreement
of two cliques of bosses who are at log
gerheads with each other, They ar,
known as the Clark gang and the Rret
gang. 1t is said the former have pur
chased cars and locomotives Of uutsid,
parties in order to freeze out the Rec,
gang. Meanwhile the men are suffering
for want of work. Another specimen
of the private enterprise that work
such wonders in our industrial world.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
HOWE X STETSON

Insurance Building, New Haven,
During July and August have Bargain
Sales from to | errH FiidUy, CIoSrd
the rest Of the dIH.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
MONEY TALKS.

Mayor Abram $. Hewitt, of New
\ FORK, is u man of many freaks.
HIS latest one WAS to call for tinan-
cla aid for u certain Odlum M.
llartt, the foreman shoemaker who
Is charged by the knights of Labor
with discharging man and giving
him bad character. For this he
was boycotted by the Knights.
Nearly five hundred dollars were
raised, of which Hewitt gave one
hundred. This Hewitt seems to be
queer sort of a crank, but he has
no doubt learned that money
talks The poor workman who was
this foreman's victim, was perhaps
one Of those who shouted for Hewitt
u short time ago. The boycotted
foreman can now 20 to Long Branch
for n week or two.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
THE MAYORS SLEDGE.

Mayor Gleason, Of Long Island City,
found IL train standing across his path
E,st "Wednesday night, and as it blocked
"a public thoroughtarr, the Mayor called
to the engineer to move out. The faith
full slave Of the railroad company I'M
itated Vanderbilt enough to tell Mayor
Gleason to 90 to hell Then the Mayor
went to his stables, got out a twenty
pound sledge, and returned to the block
AIDED road, but found the train gone
The May or attacked the gates with the
sledge and the noise. attracted large
crowd who cheered the Mayor ON. The
ticket box was smashed and then the
fences went down, and inside of ten
minutes the platforms were Uttered with
broken guard rails, broken pickets, and
shattered fragments of glass lamps,
The corporation has plucky man to
dead with, but even a Mayor is in the
end powerless against corporation
money,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21

NIGARMAkERS PROG INT UNION, No. &C,
y Regular Meeting the Second Wednesday In
each month, p. m. at Trades Council Hall,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21

SECTlON NEW HAVEN, ) l.. p The Regular
y Meetngs of this Section are held at Trades
Council Hall on the last saturday In each month
at : O'Clock y. m.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21

Labor Day picnic at Sav'n Rock, first
Monday in September.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
KITTENS AND BABIES.

There were two ItI kittens, black
and gray,
And grandmanma said with iroWm
1t never will do 10 keep them both;
The black one we'd better drown,
''Dou't cry, my dear" to tiny i'ess,
one hlttrn'a enough to keep:
Now run to nurse, for It's growing late,
And time you were fast asleep,
The morrow davnrd, and rosy and
sweet
Came little Bces from her nap,
The nurse said, "Go into mamma
room
And look in grandma's lap.
"Comr here" said guantanamo, with
smile,
From the rocking where sh" sat,
"Gud has sent luu two little sisters;
Now what do you think Of that:
Rr49 locked at the babies a moment,
With their we" heads, yellow and
brown,
And then t. grandmamma sob"rIy said,
" IlhWh one are yen voWg ~ doWh
-Iady Netr&.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21

TRADEs COUNCILD-Regular Meetings on the
L First and Third Sundays in each month, at
30 o'clock in the evening All Unions should
be represented
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
THE COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.

The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisting Of one member from each organ
ization represented in the Council, met
and elected the following officers +, II.
Hammond, chairman d. T. Mcnamara,
secretary, an! Charles Stodel treasurer
Sub-comm.Ltees on music, printing, etc,
were appointed.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
Meetin9s.
NEW HAVEN.

A NJ ERlCAN SECTION, S, L. r Regular Meet
Il ings on the last Tuesday evenings In each
month
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-21
SANIN ROCK THE PLACE.

At the special meeting of the Trades
Council, held on Tuesday evening, it
was voted to hold the Labor Day picnic
at Savin Rock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21


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n rs En4ssrsley = 1lesisan
Fioriia ssfseryznsz ase aoizs a i2zgs bass-
ares = s-1E1ll-s yo4<s osaLzs Tres ~ S--s
f0r'll2
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FrsaeA eolls4zsss n hslaS azsszsd a a.sbs.1o.
e1oaa-
Tie fsrzziaA zoEeFnmanf i1Tit~s ofeFs for
ne iBEr7s2sc<ie1 q s1s 4aispslozs ~ thzE
csssAzrY-
II tEs dioeess q Lsndoa. ~ish = pop4ls-
ron q s.9N -. EEsrs wars =. 50 oap<lzr1s
It's lezs ya4r.
Fsg s1eep and ten bushels u sssaf sss-
Elssi an Iowa brszeh & psouaiss sat ~hers
e. 80 damages ~sFs 1slzAaee1
A ei1b room in Portland. Ns i SAID - -
pa7ad vis1 e. ~ worth q CID hoEseFy tex
sez. n0s cas- q sEieh ever drs- cent
B. Caeen sictoriss .r'isrs. 10 intoxicating
hquors Iii la fzfsre Be- allowed Qpoa ia
FTeszAsss "a ths Feogles pa.l2es N L0ntsu
Tbars . IN rhs vicinity e va4ghAsxins, 8.
C an Enfaas 2 asonttls cd whose xaoslsr l. 2,
graatl1oshaf ~. grandfather *. and gre4s
grzAal-sloss=r 81
Of ths ssventy-six Unltsa States senasors
oaly snIrgY have faceivsd a classical strrs-
tloD, and Il ths f. representatives sgt l0s
have attended college
II s asserted By thoss VINO profess % know
that he euE.re szrfsce o. Raleigh county,
y "a. y Gaslsriaid STA coal fr<xa four 70
twelve fsss n thickness
ne ios % which the Csilsoruia rhaatrs
staAIis. N s4n FrAneisco, which has tsst been
Furchzzsd oy KA-s heDon0Ggh for slsT, GO,
va bought forty years Aso for SIS
The psesence of eighty three srlfen,s In
electrical engineering a. Cornell university
= zn tndieatloa cf the rapid growth OF The
Interest IA the application " electricity to
engineering problenaA
An electric elevated railway for the con-
yeyanes of small pareels and ne ~xpapars at
q high rsss II speed = under consideration
y Baltimore CAP ialls.<, with str0rg pros
pect tha@ y via b. eokltruesect-
The story CONES frosn New Ienox. Ills.
that boy .Acre bas s~o big Cochin China
rcosrers. watch be as broke" 50 that he can
drive tEeiR double " . staaL slsd III wasoa.
he last boz that gos iato Liza Newspapers for
dong sads lived IA Azina
Tho town u Bellevue. IEs, Is entirely free
of dass. since tae trTria3 ulsFo-siycerine
explosion there soaie tins 40 not a cansne
las Teen seen on tls, strests. At the first re-
port sxsry one stared GA = dead run for ths
Scods, AID n0s Sns he's returned yet
A ceLapany has bssr formed az Pittsharg
with capital Of s1oo 20 70 manufacture
hrlck frcn blast furnaee eindera The in
dgztry Is succesxful in England, and the pro
Jeetors c0nnr Ga turnins oat 5000 brick per
day, which they expees 70 market a. IS Per
thousand
The cost of rnairtaining the imperial fam
ny q Germany, with al las various branches,
Is s0,ooo, GOO a year. The sultan of Turkey
costs the people si5,oOo 600 annually. The
most economical court ia Europe, consider
Ing rs size aud ths wealth OF the srlp.re. u
the Asssriaa.
The Russians ard Poles ore erowdinC into
the factorles where sewing Is done For sew
sral reasons thsy are strongly OF jected 60 by
the 0ther nAtionalities. Ia ths first place
they are inbumaniy dirty and vitiate the air
already none too pure Thsy viii work for
the least possible amount and carry work
home 10 D. done ss night.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Ihers are certainly ftoo mary spectacled
and ere glassed young pc .'is upon the streets,
and weak eyed lads and l&s<es evorywhera
The oeulises are too busy, and 5ss strong eyed
nortals are too rarsy met witsi Why are
these things sol When the tallow candle
furnished tho evenings radianes a. home, OF
the iicSsring gas flame was the only light
whereby ths printed page was eoaned, sbare
were legitimate reasons sor impaired sight
Bat now the poorest oan rsvel il ahoras light
that n sscoad only 70 daylight, and shaded
la . and improved lights Of various kinds
ma - ths hoEae brighter than ever before. A
bettermsnt IN domestic ala.aination has ro-
salted, and IA. at least, co-existent with
weaker eyes, q sestc Of Affairs that approaeh hes
ths parad0xicaL aL-Pistsbarg Bulletin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Bugan-cut loaf, SIC; grannlatet re
a.. s1&e. Extra &C" isio0G614c Yenow
Cohse-Green RIO, 1s42oc: Rio roasted, 22a
&c, Java. green. 24d20c. Java, roasted, soc
Earesieo. roasted, 2oe1sc Mexican roasted, 25
Gsc.
TeAs-Japan. fine. s5a45c Japan. mediuai, 25
es30c; ordinary 1,6e2c: Hyson, 30d40c .un-
powder. Se5tc; Oocng. Ses97Oe; Congo pa
&C.
Flour-s22o per cwt.; sf.eo per bbl.; patent pro
cess s. g. Per cwt, 500 per bol, all wheat -four
s2lu Per cwL, SOLO per Dbl; buckgheat. 81 -
Per cwt.
Mil Feed-screenings, slc per ION; bran, SIS;
ships. $3.50. middlings sISsi9.
Fce1-COrn and 0ats, S2tet2Z
Kerosene Oil-Aichigan test. l0s. GER gallon:
water white, 1iJzc.
GsSolIne-ll1zc PEI gallon.
SetdS-ClOyer, 3.5Vtf3 IS: timothy, r. 75S )
sslt-Aichigsn. 96e: Eastern, 81 Is
fisn-No. / whltedsh $50 per half bbl:
trout, s5.5Oae.o0; coo. salt. care per ID: clans
soc per hundred oysters, bulk. slOU@tsl p gallon
standards, 23c can selects, 25c can; smoked hall
but, lie.
Pork In barres-Mess pork. Chicago packed
slo.ea; extra short eut, Sl7.Ce; standard clear
back, Sl6.5c
Lard-Tierces &c; 30 and 50 10. tubs, SC: 50
10. round tins, l00 cases. sc; in tin pals. SC.
Beef IN barrels-Extra mess, warranted 200ios-,
ts-2G; extra, boneless. 5000.
Butte tenne-DalTy, solid packed. l4c: rolls aud
printS, l9c; creamery solid. lie; extra creamery,
packed, lsc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

A plaat possessing marked electrical prop
critics was described not long since by Ger
maa Journal: il il known as the Phytoiacc.
electrical, and when It's stalk Is broken by ths
hand sligas electric shock is distinctly per-
eeptiols IL exsrts n very decided infiuercs
ypoo the Ez~rstic needls when brought
close % L AZ different hours Of the day q
variation IN IL sisctrical energy IS observed,
being most pronounced about o'clock In ia.
afternoon aad diminishing to almost nothing
~ niShk-Giobe Dauocrak
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
GRAsD RAPIDS aaRKErs
Fsra Produce FROM first a..aa

Apples SO 2 Per tflsi-
taeeSe-ctzte. 10 9.4Lt4c, New YorS al
cream. t5s1i8c.
Clover seed-ss.50 70 SIS per basheL
Irls1 kf4lss-ApD-es- egapCss.Sd, et4kssc per
pound, quarters. 541c pei pound. cherries, I5<3
Ice lrar Po1ud. peaahcss lo<s llc per polad
kggs-fferh. i4ai5c.
Ffesh Meats-Dresssd hogs. :. = 800 per cgxt
mutton. s5.9os9s.ols veal sd.0oes 90 beef si.5.
-o.ou
GrAln-NhSAt, ClsusOa, sc, Lancaster,
sc Osts- s5c. Rye. a. 155c. Corn, 52Ss &c. Bar
ley, lasGi-s 40 per cWt.
Hides-Green. 3 z5e. part cured. 5s<es61<c
cured 500 &C. calf skins, 90 l. pounds, &c
Dekln skins, ioes oc each; sheep pelEs. &c, wool
being estimated al DC per pound
hoaey-lt4sloc, strained, leGi2ts.
HsI--Ilnothy, sl5.0l1l6.00 per ton; clovef,
s120l9Is0o
PoalfrY-Turkeys. dressed. ii9l2lzc; Spring
ehicksns l9ai2c. ducks. lIel2c: fowls. l0c;
squirrel, i5'es1oe per pair rabbits 5SSOe Der pair
fOlatCes-ootssac.
strzw-Sl.0 90 per ton.
T4llOw-3el3i4c per 10.
NOOd-blOck stove wood S.2g6e2 SO per cord:
tour foot wood, sfJ0st5.00 per cord.
Coai-sS.00. CRATE. sI-73.
IlIae-'iFand Rapids. z5c, Ohio, 9Oc; Pe.oskey,
40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

The people ss a mass seldom make mis-
takes This accounts for the large demand
for Dr. Bigslow's Positive cough Cure. II
aas given such perfect satisfaction that some
4 druggists ofer sn imitation en- which they
make a larger profit Beware Of both the
imitation and the druggist, both will cheat
you The genuine j. sold By F. r. Wilson
and vii pronptlv and safely eurs coughs.
colds. and al throat and lung diseases.
Price 50 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

II the propri etor of kemp's Bslssn should
pahlish = card af thanks, containing ex-
pressions 81 Erstitude which rons 20 him
dsliT rom those who have been cured cf
severe throat an1 hug troubles by tne uSs
ef Neurs Es.ssrn. IL woula al = lzls- size3
ooo<- How maen setter to invite al to call
On y. 3. ribhs. druggist. aud gss = free
ss-apie hottie skst yo1 nay est for Yourself
Its powsr. LsrEe bottles aor and s. on
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

AAef1ceos ar ore7klng down under high
eressn - application 30 businsss aad dufi ss
a re de<E. taev sre losing nerve Tore
Dr. Jones Eea Clover rnnic restores los,
1eTFe Nrre ~ sucoi71ng fooc fsYr the nervs
nssues and ~ - Eenfie orerstive scfioH ~.
TeFes - -esfFai7t from fae secratiTt arEa1s
hence. eurI0g al slseases a. fks .f,r.efh
liver and kidBeys- II r WILSON wil ssfo-
riY tie geaume Red Cover Tenic A. 81
cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

The esiier8ss ard iori,fs Limited Ex-
prses ~ - Queen aad Crescent R.,usa
it1ncsrns6 >onsnera = tae train s~rerisllv
aes'ra7se fcr fe1r'sts fets Ntater The
Limited rms fhrrneh fren Ciaeisnzti u
New Nrissns in twrntT-frs hostrs saa =
aeif eieses ca1na-flae with Eoa Are.les
shrcuxa caTs. aatt Fnsxing 10 eu{e<rst
-oate - sfss fe xstini - sarnis cifv. TIE
t21esn snd Creesent - tlis vssr - fs~un e~iz.
sas f'1rils saFors fne va f3r0rah ~r-u
tTtrs TsiT - zsaraeTf3fe snff Eseks.,n-
Tise tefes 9rsgiee. eir. zsr1a si-r esliru
- = * n aesn rssseae=s gent. n.s~uft
- 5est on ssfia - tr1r se SD 81
1riazs <flgesrfne 7aI~e xkscA - sztxa
So sef sr@efg e4fs fax esfs essss
~sz FHr1e w1e1fs aF8 - aasr srrss
w pa~ r>sT enfs nfss fe-feF SD 80
<sf1 FffTffp1ss frT - wen1~fe 49, -
~ ssfseessn ra=rss see.f - ~erzz rsss4s. .s..i
0al1 : ssus<. SD ~ = q Nissus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted stock of
Fine Gold Jeweiry i'm the
city; Watches. Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

rsfazrh b nat eirarif ss snetnraai ienee
nrslessanf ~ tae sst-rer ard fiessStae -
efhsrs-if . aD atssnce1 HnfzrFt ~ A.
rrnas afrs diseese 81 $3.50 tFv~ 70 zas
r<9ircz i'a wsror< = crEas tsaalT esis
II - rzi1 hs6ffs if = esa ara ase
81 ne Enent sli8 p tse er tfirr .hsf
~fH Yes nsr t1se FoHrsef ~isn .s1seE
Ueslnnes ~ = esc ists- slii sss strnsrr.
~ aeceHsrs = reess-.ess seF~sfn2 It n -
rrsturef oTensiso ~ = <.sen'ftis aaTSssiaa
"a sezs = sas - . kszzkcat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.


INK 8t'lUhS All oAf
{ ss plenty OF Fresh Fish. We have a fne
variety q Sea and Lake Fish, York River
Oysters IN cans or bulk. Clans. scollops and
3hr'mps. The Baltimore Fish Market, 20
Iv0n ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Mzrcn - 1--Wheat--I0Wef GkSh, L-1ee
Aprti ~ MAJ - l5lft
lsts-caz1e easier Ma. s35.c.
Hnsxy-sl IS.
rorx-sseAdJ C1sb, SIS -. Nsv SfM
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Nice Pony. Harness and Lisht Delivery
Wsgon, for sale, cheap. ar the Baltimore
Fish Market. % Lvo1-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


4Ane1 - ~ nes<-0peGsd slfonz AID al
ss1cs< - =. s11ose 1satlf d-cil1ed !. Il
"a E~sLA1lSs s41l1x ~ alors activity. 10. red
3-1e. sshs a. l-loC- 5tlg s>s<GsS
Cor1--teFeHea sra Later dee44s8 - -
AtxE1 aestese. sBot, - ssl - 81 sFss. - .
sork-s21,st steadily asid Sew mes. slses1
Lara-kAsier steam rendered s791
k1z7Sf-~F rla. asslesa lt@@s.e.
ksgs-45,s
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

Hsrch - o-Wheat-So. I white sac, No. red
cash. - e May ss5.c. June. of5zc bia
Iofu-3itlc
o4ls-So. s5sc, No white. 80
dJss -s6411.zD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21
Il Fine Pair of SpectacIes in
Case all for ST. 90.
GOLD SPECTACLES,
PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.

We refer with pleasure to the following names
who have been benefited By our glasseE
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-21

s1e s1a7 ke--A-.e-i,- Fsr sat.e rss. .zs =. = :
Hssil Esz sVs- s.l..Tssss
r r1rrs ST n izst.es arising ffrTa fi7.-r---es
sn3 biresi iEsTairites a SAFE sare ard venfie
a t1a-ric. cisau.fr- Gre system thrrurrefr
The csf etvle IS sHerfiv bitter The N-v r.
piessanf a. tire taste att The oart n,as15c ~ IS,
the wcrid fer cbdre1 Fries 81 90.
acDDNAED FsFES Co. y. =. Ceft
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-16
Furnishing Goods
Latest Novelties always in Stock.
MRS. FRANK 0OHSENREITER,
Wallace Block. Webster, Dakota.
Attention Farmers.

Call on A. J. Wolfe and subscribe
for stock in the Farmers Exchange.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
ANoLo.AMERIcAH UNION.

Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain Coming 20
Amerioa 90 Claim His Bride.
New York iirraid Cable
The following announcement will ap-
pear In today's birmingham Daily Pot:
"Mr. Chamberlain has concluded a scpa-
rate aud private treaty. one which happily
requires no ratification by a political
body-a treaty Of marriagc-the lady DO.
Ing Miss Mary Endico,t II was UNDER
stood that no formal or public announce
mcnt Of the engagement should be made
until very shortly before the marriage.
This restriction is now removed. aud we
arr enabled 10 state that Mr.. Chamberlain
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday last In
the Cunard steamer Aurania. Tor New
York, for the purpose Of celebrating his
marriage.
"from New York Mr. Chamberlain will
10 Immediately 10 Washington, aud The
marriage will take place there within !, "
days after his arrival. For a few weeks
Mr. aud Mrs. Chamberlain will remain IN
the United states, paying series oi iamilJ
visits. aud shortly boioro Christmas they
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

On. w. T. ARmNGroS and family have
returned from Mexico.
JAMES CARNEY, travelling passenger
agent OF the Wabash Railway, is registered
at the Peabody.
J. L. AtcoRS, JR., of Mississippi, left
last night for Topeka, KS, over the Iron
Mountain Road
MRs. \. a. Gibson left last night for
Cofceyille, Miss, TO spend q few days
with relatives and friends
JouN I. POWELL, representing one OF
the largest wholesale paint and varnish
houses OF st. Louis, is in the city.
VAN l. KIEKMAN, wife and baby, Of
Nashville, are in the city, visiting Mrs
Jacob Thompson, on the fernando road.
MRs. NJ. NJ. SHARPE, Of Nashville, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends. She
is stopping with her sister, Mrs. : s. Spicer,
No. 500 Vance street.
MRs. II. T.. HousER, OF York, Pa, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. i. W. Kropp,
No. ~ Tate street, aud will remain until
her daughter RECEIVERS from her sickness.
MEssRs ID. II. COUSINS, Francis Morgan
and T.. X. Noodle, well known cotton
buyers for Liverpool houses. arrived yes
terday, and will attend TO the local mar
kei.
4. u. LucKETr, NJ. Gracey. NJ. II. Clark,
l.. Il. Clark, and servant, oi GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, passed through the city yesterday.
The party was en- route TO Arkansas for
grand hunt for heavy game.
AMONG Yesterday arriyalsai the Gayoso
were the following Richard Z. Dale and
a. h. Arnold, Philadelphia; 4. G Chap
man and wife. Duluth; NJ. j. Fricberg
aud George Hacker Jr., Cincinnati.
J. VI. GuRNAHD, who for several years
has been the efficient aud courteous stew.
ard OF the Maxwell House, Nashville, has
accepted the position Of manager OF the
run Exchange and will make his home
IN Memphis
Dir. II. G. DuNAvANT Of Osceola; ].
Shelby Weller, New York; J. l.. Illoway,
Cincinnati; Ben Schopkcr, Chicago; DE-
y. NJ. kcllar, Hot Springs, Ark; Mrs. II.
\. Mutually and son, Grccnyille, Miss,
aud G. A. Robson, Of Chicago, are at the
Peabody.
MEs J. Il. BissELr, Of ST. Louis, mother
of Mrs II. ID. Wilson, and Ms. ID. H.
Wilson, OF Oakland, Cal, mother Of the
groom, who have been spending few
DAYS in the city with the young couple,
let last night for st. Louis Mrs. Wilson
will remain there short time, after which
she will return TO her California home.
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will arrive in England, when Mr. Cham
berlain will be again prepared to take his
full share in public work
"From the autumn session he will OF
course be absent, and we can venture to
assure him that, under circumstances so
interesting to himself and his friends, his
constituents will readily excuse their dis.
tinguished representative from attending
upon the discussion OF the estimates, and
also ior abstinence from the political con-
t-oyersies which may take place in the
country. We venture with confidence TO
90 further and TO say that not his political
and personal friends only, but many who
are opposed to him in politics, will heartily
concur in wishing Mr.. Chamberlain u full
measure OF happiness in the union into
which he is about 10 enter and in Offering
fluctuations and welcome both TO him and
to his bride"