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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-01
THE DAILY T1hR
CfTy DELIVERY.

Deuvereo In any part OF the city snd MAJ
CHESTER by esrricrs st ~ cents per week
Persons desiring 'he TrsEs delivered a.
their homes can secure IT by postal card re
Quest or order through telephone No. "s
when delivery 10 irregular Immediate com
paint should be made to the once. The 40
dress may be changed 80 desired. II care %
taken In all cnscs TO mention the old and ne'
zddresa
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Rsmittsrccs should be nAde ey drar"'
checks. postofhce orders or rsgif Tered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMES PUBLISHING Oc MANY,
Richmond. Va.
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RAILROAD
EHESAPEAKE AND ono ~
" WAY COMPANY "All,
scHEDULEIs EFFECT Mayo.
LEAVE RICHMOND


20 A. VI. Local, except SUNDAY .,
ton S'f forg Do'' not 'an @'.i 4 E
500 A. ". tRp.csa daily For0fp.
Nofloik. Pullman B.r, ~
car o. Oh Point. -
ila5 A. " Express. daily F., -
Pullman Par|nr Car .r. tf
vile enc Pullman N..fI..| 's
nit'pnf car. 'nIrNfIl..I.. .It
nN1l. connection .n I.... 20
ton Tor az points N..f 't
2.b =. N. tApie-'. daily F0rUf d..
NNofiee'sk. Pullman rnlar e.
5.l5 7. y. hccgmmodatinn. cs0.et .
Il J. a y. Junction. r
SD 1. VI. NcW york tHl Cincinnati l.....
Limited daily. Pullman ...t
car a. hinton. clUUl0f..y. |f
luffc.fIlle, With ND.t.- f.
itod' Tor Cincinnati and f....
Co meets 300 Union Sf,...,
West and South Tn
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
1.ij A. VI. Daily. From Cincnrsf...tr
vile. n D.
io55A.M. Daily. From Norfolk .., o.
sS5 P. NJ DAILY From c.nenmoa,ii...
al5 p. M;1Escopt sunday from c,..
1'oP. NJ Paily. From Norfolk AMI Oh.
Station: Broad street near sotnrt,...,
Ticket Offices. 100 east Main .fr....
G. ana o. Railway station
D. FULLER
General PASSENGER l..
J. T. HARAHAN. General Manager
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on Trains Nos Is and % sicering-cars ht
tween New York ard Tampa. Fla, wa JacA
sonyble}. On Ira.ne NOS. "A. and 2s sieep
Il, cara between Maehln ytcn ard Charles
lci. ca Train No. % sleeping cars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Tain No.
q sleeping cars between Washington aud
Savannah.
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sxsEcoND BAPTIST cHUCH. corner oil
Main and sixth STREET, Rev. W. W. In"
drum. -. d.. pastor. Worship at II A. NJ
and D. M. sunisy-ichooi Mt v.3o H. HI
Strangers welcome.
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TRAINS EORrHwARD.


Nos. "a and % makes no stops. No. b stops
ON sigma al Centrala. No. - stops only on
alrua. al Chester. lentuiia srd Manchester.
No. b siO ON signal at all regular stations.
No. ts stops on sigma % al. regular stations.
auu also M Iemrie's ID d Port Nalthan. nos.
81 80. -, 81. g.. 81. 81. and 80 viii stop az al
stations for psaSrnsi ~.
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yvENABLE STREET CHURCH. corner
ofTwontv. first and Notwithstanding scnop'
M g.3O n. m. Preaching by the pastor, he' :
n. ii. Pit. at IL q. m and 7:3o p m
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The SECRETARY or AGRICULTURE. -
Dignity dignityYo replied the Secre
tary. why, my boy, can { change
my nature. IL | was President,
couldn' help having some fun now and
then. But / don't consider that let
down my dignity in driving that
wagon. Ii just came down 10 the ques-
ton of backing out or saving that |
couldn't drive, and how would it look
for the Secretary of Agriculture TO say
that he wouldn'r drive hay wagon?
had 10 either drive that team or ac-
know ledge that | couldn't. and l
wouldn't do that. drove that wagon,
and we had good time, too. and the
ex Governor leaned back and laughed
heartily at the remembrance of II. Il
was chafTed good deal about il after
ward, but as 10 its causing "A row be-
tween Mr.. Blaine and myself, that's all
tosh. ~ Milledalee Sentinel
WHY NorY-Ihe social glory of "Buf-
falo Bill' 10 as great in Paris as it was
in London. Couutesses aud Processes.
Dukes and Maiqnises unite TO do honor
to the proprietor Of the Wild West
Show. Why does not the administra-
ton give him one Of the important mis-.
sions now at It's disposaly
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND & DANvILLR Raffpo,.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROrrp ~,
IHE SOUTH. F"
PULLMAN sLEEfERs on ALL Siea-
TRAINS. 'N.
lr41rntff q ~ ptst1 cor, ......
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON.
~ PANY.
! TOR NEW YORK.

Steamers icavo Richlond EVERY ICh-
DAY ard FRIDAY at b u.m.
Steamers leave New York Tor Nllm
EVERY WEbN bsbAY and SATURDAY
a. p. o.; afriFinyin Richmond hOnDAf l1d
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpass q.
Cabin fare 10 New fefk via James river
route Including meals and berth. ..... q f
Round trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
after date % issue. ,......,......tttt.... IS ~
5tfeIage with subsistence. ss......t.... go
SieefsEe. ~ bout subsistence. ...ss..,. DO
Cabin fare wa Chesapeake and Ohio FALL
fOkIssststf tsf.tstt.fssfff ly ~
Cabin fare via Richmond ard Petersburg
fiIfOhN .t.f fttfftfsssst tfststtts.tttt.. lV ~
Tickets can bee obtained AZ A. ". 6arlera
700 Main street; Chesapeake and Ono and
Richmond and Petersburg dep0ts. and at com.
psny's Offices, 1901 Main street, and Fhaii
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills of a.
ing issued for points beyond New YORK.
freight received it.iiy until hour Of ~ ilg.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MON
DAYS.IU ksDAiS.N EDNESDAYS.Ihi ~
DAYS. ard SATURDAYS By the Chesapeake
and OHIO railway fTla Newport Newslat SUI.
aud 2.N p.mDy Richmond aud Petersburg rt
read saus day. m ~ an. will make c0nncr
ton 40 NORFOLK with steamer leaving tlQse
dag5.
GEORGE W. ALLEN a Co. Agent.
No. l3yl Nail street and
tiy is-tf ConusnY'e wharf. Rockets
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ss-CLAY-sTRtEf BAPTIST cHUhC H.
corner Of Clay and Graham streets, Rev. :
e. Clopion. pastor worship as Ii q. M anu
/ -..}O D. m.
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Y0Rk RIVER
Daily except sunday

NHHt except rNH.N1s
THE fayOric Route t0 Is'tmoi
1te steamers ui thls i1e ara moiea Hi
/ beauty. elegance. au1 comfort.
fLNaFt Richmond
$500 ana fi.il pm.
Arrive Baltimore fLcaFe Baltimore
SGD lA pm.
Arrive hichmOudf420 and fiNlJ ann.
Fare Richmond CD Baltimore. First l.W
81 second class. kllO.
te York River Zinc affords superior aI-
vantage iu luH|uete ilcn in enabling then 10
leESQ Richmond near the close of the daya
transactions, ana arrive Af baltimore early
unHt mUuilg. alier having enjoyed "A ie.. sat-
ili nIFlts lcsf, gee from the dust and noise ~
railway trs el.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Il cave a.e.m0nd 2.d 81. depo0, ?, oan.
Arrive hicluDrf. f3 ID pm
'Daly. fDa j. except Sunday.
Depot eaa tcfotONce foot 0f Virginia
sfreet. up iOYa Office, corner Tenth and Nan
slrtfia.
PEYTJN RANDOLPH. JAs. l.. rAYLOR
lcnfs 81 Manager. Gen. rH.s'r Agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS s POTTS.
Trade Manager. Div. iaas'r a .0lt
nciI hehm lf. Va
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HE ONLY ALL-RAIL LlNETO NORFOLK


Richmond. - 81 Am. Norfolk. 100 pu
Richmond, 'lOJpm. / Norfolk. lu ~ rH
Norfolk. SD am. Richmond. liiN pm
Norfolk. 'j.-U pa. Richmond. 10 pm
Isese trains 80 make clcsc u0lrectioOi
for fermviiic. LynChOuW. and aOLiL.
western points. and al stations on lGe NOrtgl
$50 Western railroad,
RN. 8rLLY.
Hupcr.ufcp lent.
e.. r. b. Misk7.
General Superintendent
tn EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
Sol Haas. Iailc MANAGER fsp ~
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:0rrEwv.
DAST ALL.PRECEDENT!
over Two Millions Distributed


f,cornoroted by the Legislature for ~.
,,ca,ionol and Charitable purposes. AMI US
franchise made part OF inc p'ese,i
state Constitution IN 1870 ~ d" wv
whelmlng popular vote.
Its GRAND fXTRAOnDlNARN DliA W
txre rake fIacc Scmi-Annunlly, June ana
nsemher1 ana ITS GRAND SINGLE NtNBtk
IKAWlNGS take place In each of the otner
Zen \, onths of the year, and are an df.Wh
i'm public, at the Academy of Music Ne"
orleans, Ia.
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sunday DttNcru AaitvAJ AaH9 a-N -'@iNr
ARRIVE RICHMOND
1.i5urI-.FA fi.naiIY
$40 am THROUGH PASSENGER daily.
9.l5 .-hllOAnODAfiuh caay te4eep
CORRECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge vitA Sncsal cake and o
railway f0f fla south. West auu NOrhWc1t.
sloopcrs to Cincinnati. end Louisville.
Al Iyng1rrfg with r0rlgih all Ne5tet
railroad for 90 points south. Southeast. arr
sontnutsr ana Nirgiua Midland r..wa5 70
ail uo.rts Norm snI south
AsA,lnl0n4 SKA Associated Railways o..
al points 10 the south. and Richmond. fsote
iosaturg tl4 Potomac railroad Tor the Moro
A. Lexington Wth BALTIMORE ana OHIO rt1l
road, making c.1-e connections ns ha.Eef
ferry ~ and IRON Plt-hlrg are ne Yves
$50 20 points NORM lri East.
sleeping tars i5nchturg go ? emphi6. New
Orleans and lftie OlA.
PAlAIE SHIPPING AfS BffW ZEN
RICHMOND and LfAtHbubG. BERTHE.
irs,nsuuscl ? daily yccptagliry. 'Daf',
Tickets cod ~ PIG points. blAe-s; l.li
5ia.u street.. AMI at tHc aIennoui eni Au--
sAEny l.o. high. anI Canal s.I8.ts.
JrEA b. aAnHlkDv,
1le5 Gem passenger aReit.
ERtDH4UND, FKNDHkyKHEU kG AND
~ POTOMAC.
LGhoUGH hLi-RAll FAST WRIGHT
LINE 40 AND PROM bbLTiHORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN ZACH DIRECTION.
Couespondingly quick liraeto Other roina
Through bis ci laden issued si lOw ra,5s.
c. A. TAYLOR,
OcE General freight Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
Il NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days every 1t LSDAf
aud FRIDAY at " b.. aud every SUNDAY al
I5A ~. Freight for Tuesdays ana Friday {
steamers received an i.O A. ~. For sun
days steamer i.li : r. ~. SATURDAY. Freight
received daily tiu 8 l.. ".
Fare TO lfllalcll liia..s.. ....t...s.'s.fo W
For further information apply %
J. ". MCCAhhICk.
General Southern Agent
OEicc Rockets.
WP. CLYDE A. co,
deos General AGENT. Philadelphia
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ss-sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Or. Hoge. at IL A. VI. in consequence Of the
meeting for children in the FIRST rresby-
terian church I'm the afternoon. the O'Clock
service in the Second Presbyterian Cnuicn
Will he omitted. Pev Mr. Iurubull VIII
preach In tie Old Market Hall al p. M.
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ss-EAsT END BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ner Of Twenty eighth and X streets-Preacn-
Ing sunday at II q. m. and S y. m. by the
pastor, Rev. II. W. Jones. Suaisy schooi a.
$50 a. m.
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Mammoth Drawing
CapitaI Prize, 5000, 600.

ArTnE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SEW on,
LEANS. TUESDAY. JUNE is. 1879.
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kSTHlRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. ]. J.. Cannon, pastor. Preaching ri ii
a. m. and ; y. IN.
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sgFOURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street, Rev J. Calvin stewart
pastor -Prcachiug at IL O'Clock IN. and .
o'clock y. m, by the pastor ON sunday; LEG
turs Wednesday evening NJ O'Clock. SAD
bath school AT $3.50 a. IN. Seats ifee. a
hearty welcome lOr all.
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ss-WEsTMINIsTER CHURCH, West Cary
street. Services by Dr. Kerr every SUNDAY
afternoon at 4 o'clock and at o'clock on
Friday night
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80 GRACE STRICT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor. Dr. ". IL. Hatcher. sunday schooi
atDs. m; sunday preach Ing AZ III a. NJ , siln
sp. m. "Wednesday services at = y, m; FRI
flay service young mems NJ 8 p. In. free
scafs and a welcome 10 all.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFGCT ANN M.
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VISIT POINT ACCOMMODATION.

Lave Richmond esi si. depot, ?. sam.
Arrive hicl uGrf. f3 Cd pm
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HE CANT DO Ia. You KNOW. The
opponents of Mahonc are rather dis
Couraged by the reception they had at
the hands oil the President. Trey are
inclined 70 think that. while insisting
on an agreement between the factions,
Mr.. Harrison viii give the larger share
OF the patronage to Malone. In that
case they promise 10 have a "Folger
election IN Virginia in November.
when a Governor is to be chosen Thas
would not be a bad thing for the State.
and it might teach Mr.. Harrison the les
son that his predecessor failed TO under
stand in 1852. There - some talk OF
Malone himself running for Governor.
Wa should say that he was much too
shrewd to do anything OF that sort. lie
is not strong before the people, aud has
never dared TO put his name on a ticket
10 be voted for at the polls. lie can
manage a legislature, a caucus. and
convention, bat just in proportion as he
has been cOlsplcu0UslV represented in
an election ms representatives have been
beaten. II he came to the popular test
IN person we have no doubt that he
would be crushed.-N. Y. Times.
TRULY OMN1VEROUs.-In their search
for additional comfortable and assured
the Standard Trust mag
mates have run across the b.Ick bust
ness. and the experiment. of monopOllz-
ing that industry is to be tired at De F;
trolt on a scale considerable enough TO
afford far indication Of the results of I
more widely extended control. OIL, /
'sli. beef, lead bricks-truly, these big /
elbows are omniverous ,-Phaade'phia /
Record
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rrFIRsT PRES BYrERiAS CHURCH,
corner OF Grace and MtllsOn streets. Rev
Robert T. Kerr, ID. ID pastor, VIII preach n.
/ ! a. IN. and : ,. m. Sunday-schooi al Voo
a. m.
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HunliCutt'S Rheumatic Cure,

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist Tor 10, and If he hasn't
&c. make him order IL Tor you.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

.NI-- III ITI 7 ITI7 y TlI my IULH||l
Richmond ard thiloa fofge. ana dally ekceI
sunday between Balcony Falls and LeAng
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tH~CiiHiST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Pew
James y. Funston, rector. Services al II a.
M. and p. M. Chapel Of the Redeemer; :
Services at $3.50 y. IN. Holy Trinity Mission
LNchAnEc Ilotel. ~ ! d. N.
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1O0OOO TICKETS AT sIOs HALNE-. $40
QUANTITIES $40: EiGliih5, e5i iNEN
JIEIns. 81; FORIItfhS. 81.
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ssGRACE- STREET PRESBYrERIAN
CHURCH, James Y Fair. or.-Serviees
AZ II o'clock q m. and sis o'clock pm.
Preaching In the morning by Rev. j..
Turnbull and at nisht by the Rev. r. r.
Kerr. -. o.. sabbath school services M 900
o'clock am. "wednesday night services al
s:lb O'Clock; and Friday Afternoon at g
O'Clock.
The National tribune., 1889-05-09

President District Attorney for the Middle Dis
trict of Tennessee. The old soldiers Of Thomas's
command win remember Col. Rhurn as a gallant
soldier, and as ne is gentleman Of education and
well learned in the law, viii, of course, make a
good officer.
Samuel IT, Hawkins who was appointed United
States District Attorney for the Western District Of
Tennessee, was a Second LeuteHant in the 7th
Tenn. Cav. from October, ls63, until Aug. @ Is65
when mustered cut with his regiment He IS a
prominent lawyer in the western part Of the State,
was the Republican candidate FOR Governor at the
late election, and he claims woad have been
elected but for the frauds or the balloi-boz.
Capt. Carter B Harrison was appointed last
week as United states Marshal Of the Middle Dis
triet Of Tennessee. Capt. Harrison IS q brother Of
the President. and served through lhc war in The
lst Ohio Cav. and 5lst Ohio attaining the rank OF
Captain. He settled ia Tennessee Immediately
at the close Of hostiiities His appointment was
recommended By all the leading Republicans Of his
adopted State, and is exceedingly gratifying 10
every body there
Col W. IT. H Clayton, Of Arkansas, has been
appointed Distriet Attorney Of that STATE for The
Western District. He is brother Of Gen. Powell
Clayton, ex-senator from that state aud Col Clay
ton who was assasinated 81 Plummersville, Ark,
while taking testimony for contest of 3Ir. Brec-
enridges scat IN the next House Of Representa-
tyes.
The National tribune., 1889-05-09

Last Saturday night Gen. James McLeer.
Can't Henry \. Phillips and Comrades Thomas
r. Rutan aud L A. Dudley, all prominent
members Of the Brooklyn Relief aud Employ
ment Bureau, one of the MODEST GAR. ehari-
ties in the country, arrived in this city and
were entertained by the comrades here with q
sumptuous banquet at the Hotel Johnson.
Past COMMANDMENT Chief 5. ) Burdete pre-
sided, and Corp'l Tanner several Of his prinCi-
pal suborliuates In the Pension Bureau, and
other comrades, 10 the number OF about Sd,
were present After the bill Of fare had been
discussed Past Commanders Chief Burdett
called the assemblage 70 order and remarked
that while he had been invited to the banquet,
and was delighted TO be there, yet he was "A
entire ignorance Of its object. He called upon
Comrade John NeEiroy, Of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, 10 pay q deserved tribute to the
work of the Brooklyn Relief aud EmploymeE5
Bureau, OF which several comrades present were
such active members. Gen. McLec- after eUlO-
giving the work that 4Iaj. Frank \. Butts, OF
the Army aud Navy Survivors Division OF
the Pension Bureau, had done, Sst0Dished that
gentleman by the presentation Of an elegant
gold watch Is a token Of regard in which he IS
held by the comrades in Brooklyn. Mai Butts
acknowledged the gift in 9 few well-ehOsen
words and Gen. McLeer then described the
active work of Capt. Henry \. Phillips in their
organization, in the years that be had devoted
himself 20 It. anu chGeu oE presenting A4iIs
much to his surprise, With asimilaT gold watch,
to which Capt Phillips responded appr0pri-
ately. Capt. Jack Crawford, the poet scout,
recited with power and feeling enc Of his poems
which is a general iavorite with the comrades,
and speeches were made by Comrades Low,
Past Department Commander Of Florida ku-
taa, John Cameron, Past AdjHtant General.
GAR; T. A. Dubce, and Capt. George 3
Squires, and the evening ended appropriately
with magnificent address By CorPl TannaEs
Commissioners Of Pensions.
The National tribune., 1889-05-09

The manufacture of iron affords good
illustration of the benefits of a protective
policy. Statistics show that in this country
1,O48 men produce $500 tons of Bessemer
steel in week, or As tons per man. In
England 600 workmen produce 1900 tons
in week, or only 2.5 tons per man. The
average wages in this country are 35 per
cent higher than in Great Britain, so that
owing to the increased production stimu-
lated by our system the labor cost of the
iron is less than in England. Every days
labor by an American workingman conse-
quently makes not only him but the coun-
try richer than the days labor of an English
workingman makes him and England.
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TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. D. c, NAY 9. 1889.
RENEW IN TIME.

Let every subscriber whose subscription
has been running some time compare the
number ne wiz find on the yellow slip con-
tanning his name with that in the head Of
the paper By this means he can find cut
when his subscription expires, and be able
to renew in time, 50 as to save missing any
numbers. It viii be unpleasant to miss
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The number of this paper is 404 If the
reader finds that the number on his address
slips, for example, 406, he viii understand
that he VIII receive but two more numbers
and he should renew at once. fit is 407 be
VIII get three more papers, and so on.
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PEOPLE in and out of the Regular Army
are not little astonished at the lame and
impotent conclusion of the court-martial
trial of Maj Garrett ]. Lydecker, the Engi-
neer in charge of the Washington tunnel,
and whose neglect of his duty has caused a
loss to the Government of very large
amount of money. Everybody expected that
the sentence would be at least dismissal
from the Army, and the Engineer Corps was
believed to desire this, for his misconduct
had brought scandal upon the Corps such
as it has never before suffered FROM The
court merely sentenced the Major to forfeit
ure of 500 a month pay for nine months
and to be reprimanded in orders. The Presi-
dent approved the sentence, but gave the
court very sharp rap over the knuckles
which was more than deserved.
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ESTABLISHED 1879
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are generally honest asid JaiH5ti; but persons tcho
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CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence Is solicited
from ercr1 section ia regard 10 Grand army Pen
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sronpi attention. Hriie on ONE SIDE Of the paper
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Address az communications 70
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
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The National tribune., 1889-05-09

IN sharp contrast with the proceedings Of
the army court-martial is the sentence of q
naval court-martiel, which was sitting at
about the same time. 1t met to try Lieut.
Commander George NJ. Book ON the charge
of absenting himself from his command
without leave. He commanded an old tub
of vessel called the Pinta, which was sta
toned at Sitka. Her boilers had given out,
and falling by correspondence to get the
Navy Department to do what he wanted
done, he turned over his command to his
next in rank, and came on to Washington
to present the matter in person. This was
very irregular, to say the least, for the Navy
Department was the judge of what should
be done, and when. Still, the detriment to
the public service was, and could be under
any conceivable circumstances, insignificant
in comparison with the loss resulting from
Mai. Lydeckers neglect of his duties. Yet
Book was suspended from rank and duty for
two years on furlough pay. while Lydecker
was let off with a fine of $780, As Books
sea pay was $4,000 year, and on furlough
it will be but $4,000, he will lose 81 900 in
cash during his two years of suspension.
The National tribune., 1889-05-09

Gov. Anthony, Of Kansas, in congratulating
Gen. Isaac z. Sherwood on his Army Gray
back" now ready in book form, profusely illus
trated, says: ] suppose the experience Of all
armies were alike in this. / have passed along
the lines in front Of Richmond and Petersburg
many times TO see 1000 men in a single morn
ing skirmishing for Graybacks. It makes ones
flesh fairly crawl on ones bones to think of 1T.
You have done much to get even with the
Grayback, and for this grateful comrades will
thank you as do now" Send % cents to TIE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE for a copy.
The National tribune., 1889-05-09
- vErERAN,s CALENpAR.

There Is only limited number of the beauti-
ful and suggestive Veterans Calendar" left
and comrades should not delay any longer in
providing themselves with them. There is
nothing likeit 10 the market, aud every soldier
desires one for his home or Office. All who
have obtained them say that they are worth
much more than their cost, aud are delighted
with them. They are sent, securely packed,
70 any address. upon receipt Of p cents; five
for 81. Address The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Washington D. c.