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Republican Committee Meeting.

Meeting of the Republican City
Committee at Cooks Hall, Monday
night May 10Th, at 8 o'clock Z. NJ
business of Importance before tn,
Committee.
j. Wesley Jones, Secretary.
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Marriages.


COOKE-VAUGBAN-Miss Ha !
Vaughan, the daughter of Mn !
tina Vaughan, will be married3
Thomas Il. Cooke, Wednesda
81, at 2:30 p. NJ. at the Fifth
Baptist Church. Friends are
ed. No cards.
The couple will leave ON
train for Petersburg.
STEPHENs--STEwART.-T
riage of Miss Josephine +
to Mr. Frank Stephens
place Thursday, May q
$50 p. NJ. at the FRS
Church. Friends are in
cards. They will leave on
p. NJ. train for the West.
HARRis-p~o.rB-Tl.s
MIR. y ~
Ia 1. 30ori vfl, ,.a
evening, May -, s,-
street, Philadelphia, penn
=. NJ.
The contracting PaTttiisE
known in this city. Mr..
at one time connected viii
EFT. We wish them succe
WILLIAMS - SHELTON = ..uss
garet Shelton formerly of Dan
Va, but now of this city vi
united in wedlock to Mr.. Jane
Williams of Henrico, Coz, Ya:,
nesday evening, May 21, 1890
O'Clock p: IN: at the residence q
John Jasper, ID. d., 1112 st:
Street, Richmond, Va. Frien,
invited. No cards.
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Notices.
Goddess Of Liberty.

Goddess of Liberty at the Leigh
st. G. M. +. church, May 10, ut s
o'clock. Admission; single person
15c. Lady and gentleman 25c.
JOSEPH JAMES, Director.
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ADMISSION
Excursion.


-, sSOus oi H.,.,.,,.. saturday
. dit May ~, 30. Train leaves
k;leg. & D. Depot at 1890 p. m,
rstnrning leaves Staunton at z p. IN /.
sare for the round trip $3.50.
For further information see large
bills.
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Dedication.

The 9th Mt. sZion Baptist Church
corner of st. John and Duval Sts.,
Rev. John Jasper pastor, will be ded-
icated on Sunday, May 18th. Rev.
VIM. Troy will preach the opening
sermon at II o'clock, A.M. At 3 p.
NJ. Rev. DIR. w. w. Landrum will con-
duct the services, to be followed at 8
P. NJ. by Rev c. III. Phillips. The
dedicatory services will continue the
two succeeding Sundays. Notice of
other ministers will be given later.
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Admission: Adults, 15c.; Children
1Oc.; Lady and Gent, 25c.-to the
May Queen reception at Third Street
Church, Monday, May 10th.
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Cantata of Ruth and Boax at the
Fifth st Bapt Church Monday even
ing May 10Th for the benefit of the
Sunday School and Sunday School
Union.
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FASHIONS

IN MEMS AND BOYS HATS Etc
Light weight
WOrstead ChevlOts Wales. Every
VOge-and all the styles ' ~ ="
SUsBack Chevot suits neatly made $40 Black suits
o"g cu' SACK coar $Z Black CheviOt SUITS long
coat with binding
finished In the fashion,
peat all records on low price goods this
some and nObby
Mems good working suits and
IS and $40 Mems DRESS SUITS plain
msses Prince Al6eTt Sacks Cutawss sl5 500
We lead the
hcdy-SCrpes, Plids Broken
the purse of all 81 80 $780, $3.50 $S $40 90
,baD
the present in Hats. o The
derby In Ians, BrOwa black worth Tba
latest IN SOFT Hats The Evening SUM SlOO $50
Unauhdrled Shirts reinforced bosom linen
pea:ed so cents ,ba o.oo..-
value N0 greater
300 dozen Babrgan Underwear pan fancy and strp so c
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AND THE
---LADIES' AUXILIARY

AND THE
S-~LADIES' AUXILIARY
DThe Virginia + YpOsitiOn Grounds
have been rented and there will be a
ine Brass and String Band to furnish
music for the occasion.
Dancing from IN TO 8 d m Gro
quet and other games will b. furnished
for the pleasure of all.
The Odd Fellows of Richmond and
Manchester are respectfully invited to
accompany TN Patriarchie on the
parade which will leave Odd Fellows
Hall 3rd street at 10 o'clock a m. All
persona Ia regHlla will be admitted at
redu,ed rates.
The committee will spare no pains to
make this n day Oi pleasure for all Odd
Fellows and friends who may favor us
with their patronage Order will be
strictly enforced and no disorderly
pc e:e0ns will be allowed on the grounds.
Refreshments In abundance at city
prices. The Bang let will be under the
care OF tho Auxiliary Ladies Of which in
vitatiOns and tickets can be had from
any OF the ladies.
Tickets to the Banquet including sup
per, scots.
Mrs. Benz. Jackson, Pres of Aux.
Mrs. A. Walker, Jr. Sec .
%ADMISSION TO GROUNDS. .-Ua
GenI Admission, 20 cts.
Children under 70 yrs, 10 cts.
Come out and have good time. Cars
run to the gate.
Committee of arrangements Relben
Clay, j. NJ Garrant, Thos. 2. Mathews
Fhos. s. Williams, Allen j. Harris,
Chairman, DIR. 8. II DismOnd, Sec.
w - NJ IT " ID Z
The public to know that
HAVANA FRUIT & Ell MATADoR
CIGARSl are the best
Manufacturer.
CHARLES A. SCHMIDT,
40 Z Broad, st. Richmond
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Three hundred and fifty of Shoes
FAMOUS SHOE HOUSE,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
MUCH SPLENDOR.
II Is Looked For ST Chicago Early
Ia August
GATHERING OF ODD-FELLOWS.
rhs Trisnni1l Eacsupmeat 81 the ezrtrI-
zFehs Militant - Be hsla On ths
A4ks FFoHt-GFaaa PSr2aes 3na
Prize Drllis PRS jectsa.

CHICAGO. july IS The hrsl tFi-ea-
MA cantonment AID parade ~ the
Patriarebs Militant. Which is 70 take
place in Chicago the week Of August s.
10. Viii be the largest Sc ni- military gath
erine ever held in America. Ii Wil also
be TIE most magnificent pageant OF
modern times. The Patriarchs Militant
are an organization within the Organi-
zation OF the l. .. .. i. There are
2s. goo uniformed members OF cantons
in the United States and Canada, and
7O0. coo Old Fellows on the continent
The display 70 be made ia August
will comprise 10. 900 uniformed men, ei
perhaps more, headed by i5) stan OH
GERS, mounted. There Will also be
a SQUADRON Of Hussars and q squad.
ron Of Lancers, some 200 mounted
cavaliers The Generalissimo's band
will contain 100 musicians, aud there
will be many other bands in line uni
formed in tho handsomeSt manner. The
Odd Fellows in the parzdes. exclusive
of the Patriarchs Militant, viii number
90. 600 to So, 900 men.
The parades are 10 take place in the
Lake Front Park, where portion of
the worlds fair is to be held. The city
has granted the use Of this beautiful
plat of ground for drills, parades, in
spections. etc. A great reviewing stand
will be erected, where the crowds can
be seated.
The exercises will consist Of co mpet-
tive drills OF cantons and battalions
inspections, dress parades, etc. The
grand parade and review Will take place
Thursday, August Z. There will also
be competitive contests of individual
memb bers, both Of the Patriarchs Mill
tant as well as among Odd Fellows
generally, besides competitions among
lodges.
The Decoration Of Chivalry-the con
ferring Of knighthood-will take place
publicly on the lake front at night by
electric light. This will be attended
with the greatest military pomp and
elaborate ceremonial.
In order 10 guarantee the success o
the demonstration $50, 600 has beer
raised and deposited in bank in Chica
60 OF this sum SIS, 600 viii pay casf
premiums in the various compe tition
and S25, 600 will defray the Legitimate
expenses. A credit of between $50, 90
and SIS, 900 has been raised as transpor
tation fund to assist in bringing uni
formed bodies to Chicago. Unusuall,
| low rates Of fare have been granted b,
! the railroads. In addition 10 the con
/ cessions made by the railroads Gen. Un
derwood has obtained equally advantag
eous arrangements at the hotels in Chi
cago.
The order of PatriaTchs Militant wa
created by the Sovereign Grand Lodg
of the |. o. O. K. in 1856. The founde
of the order was General John c. Ur
derwood. the Generalissimo of the arm
and the Grand Sire of the Odd Fellow
of America
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
AMUSEMENTS.

Prof. VIM. Windsor, Ii. B., and
Madame Lila d. Windsor, phrenolo-
gists and anthropologsts, will give a
course of illustrated lectures, beginning
tomorrow evening at Wonderland
Theater, and continue for the rest Of
the week. Prof. Windsor Will make
free public examinations Of prominent
citizens selected from the audience.
lie brings with him a fine collection Of
llustrativea apparatus, and will dchneaic
the character OF prominent citizens
selected by the audience with scientific
accuracy. An exchange says OF enc OF
this course OF lectures: "a Magnl-
icent Manhood = was the subject Of
Prof. Windsor's lecture al Goods Opera
House last night which was hlled with
an audience composed OF men only,
intent upon learning the secrets oi he.
According 20 promise the stage was
covered with gigantic dissections oI thc
human BODY, which the pro lessor used
n explaining anatomy and physoiogY.
Tie lecture was bumfui and running
over with instruction; such instruction
ls every boy should have If he ever eK-
poets 20 become q man, and such a.
evCry man should treasure II ne desires
10 maintain hrs strength and good
OOks. Prof. Windsor Is dong humanity
an Incaiculablc service ln these Ice
lures. There viii be better men in
south Bend, because he has been here.
There viii be botn better men and wo-
men III the next generation because oi
the instruction be gave them last night
and wall continue % give for two nights
more. Whenever humanity learns the
groattr truths Of physiology as exp0undDi
ny Prof. Windsor. and socIety conforms
~ the laws Of nature in diet, dress,
bathing. physical culture and sexual
relations there viii b. more beauty and
.ess disease, more morality and fewer
er mes "
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
A NORTH PARK sALOOEP
c. c. Comstock Tells what lie knows
About the Prospects.

Hon. c. c. Comstock told a TTIE-
GRAN-HERALD reporter, yesterday,
what there was in the report Of the
establishment Of saloon designed 10
catch the thirsty visitors on their way
20 North Park said Mr.. Comstock.
1--WE have had t in mind for the very
beginning Of The North Park enterprise
10 make the park a. clean place az
possible. Yes. It is true that u ke
Hayes has bought property on Sweet
ST., Just outside the city, for the pur-
pose Of putting up saloon
"Nill he 90 ahead With tho project,
DO YOU think asked thc reporter.
- cannot Sly. i trust something
NAV occur % interfere. ] have made
oveftures 10 buy him ont, as favorable
as ] thought the circumstances would
warrant. bat be has not yet accepted
my proposal, and ] do Dot know
whether or not ho intends to DO 30. /
should very much deprccate the exist
ence of a drinking place within easy
reach OF North Park. Hayes has made
much money in tho saloon business.
and perhaps be means - double hs
operations. prefer g. have hm accept
our proposition
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

Two old veterans we're found on
West 3rdge-st yesterday in stairway
weeping and bsvslling their homeless.
ness. They bad been turned swnr
rom the Soldiers Home. and sad thai
they had been eli dav without fo01
Hhen they get ther formal discharges
which have been made o1t, they VII ~
siiowrd s. little cssh Wlth winch n
reach thef residences f ther have
anv. Taer names are L0uls kurtz.
man and James Thomas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR AL.


The sHERICAN PROTECTIVE TABIFF LEAGUs
= Publishing MOST vaiuaoie series Ot lstln
u0tul euIs. These are prepared with a view
g. STATE the facts ena arguments fOr Protec-
tiqp, Shcther "a tue interest 81 isrn-ers.
lsl5Itrs. merchants or professional men
kaeA issue OF the series appeals 70 those en-
eaecd IN parate Industries, and presents IN
Cisputahie iacJs-comp8ri~fins OF wages cest
OF hYlnss, ana other ale ulilente showing TIE
benelts az Protection.
Any single one viii be sent on receipt Of 2
ceDLs iG stamps except ~ ages, Living and
Terin.H - which viii he sent for cents
Toe whole list will be sent for 80 cents or
any tUeive for ~ cents. or any five for ~
cents. postage PAID. orcerby number.
10. PAaEs
Rel.s. Ie4
the Lsoor aud Industries OF Tie Uuitei
states" nIst fitse ksssy. lss7 CEA"- -.
s-.Acr6s frodaction Indispensable 20 a sup
ply, at Low Prices or the Manufactured
Coinfrodit required for ths FooRle OF
the tnitCd StnttE. and Adequate Home
Production Of these 1OmmOdities lmpos-
sthie without Protective 1aIiI." EirSt
a-"HhsJ are Raw Materials Would Free Raw
Materials be AdsAntsgeous % tEs Labor
FIRST Prise ESssy. sss isse' HoaSK d DIsFIL 81
s. fGllaeies o. Free Trade = T. +. MILLER. B.
6-"S0me Views on the Tariff by an oid Bust -
THE Protective Tarif: It's Advantages for
the south" c. l.. EDwAisDS. .-.......... 81
s-"TiIe Wool Interest" Judge hA- IAwKENcE "a
9-"fTotcction Is. Free irsde."-A Historical
Eevie6. %. q. IiARasAS............-...2 20
10-"Iht Farmer and the Tariff" Col. TlloaAs
1i-~Protectioa, as Public Policy" GIoaol s.
EOt tMtiI.-.... ....---....-..... 10
12-"Eeyiy TO the lresiGept'S Free Trade Hes-
sage" l.. 4. PORTER. 3
Is VCrkln{Epcn and the Tarin."- ........... B
1.-THE Vital Question: shall American Indus
utes Dc Abandoned and American Mar
et9SlrreHIere1 2. :-....::....-..........- .
T5-Ssnt In German with Addition. ......... :.
1.-THE Progress OF one Hundred Years"
kofEK. 4. PORTIR.
~" Pfotection for American Shipping. ."......
It," The Tariff Not Tax" HOMER Is. DTBELI.-. 3
19-" Way Irishmen should Re PTotectlonists."
Co" PrOtec ton" r. Il. AasuDows.
2I-"Nhat IS a Tariff 2" Answers TO q Working
mans Question ..-.. ..-.--.............
22-"The American Wool Industry" E IL. AN
23-"vages and Cost OF Living" j b. WEES.
2i-" southern Farming Incustries.". !
zJ-" Short Talk 70 NOrkingme1." ............
70" protection and the Farmer" Senator S. N.
CULCI------------- .-------.---- --.--..... j
3l-"Free Trade or Protectlon?' Blaine'S
reply 10 Gladstone..................
SIS e sch of Hon. VIM. Mckinley, Jr.,
on the New Tariff Bill delivered May !,
1SQ0 -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

MaN llis Wright, of Jeferson-svs.
rss struck by p stone sunday sfter-
noon wh5le Ding ~ FASTEST. on tie
dummy. She VAS quite badly hurt
afout 10 face. lf tAe Folne foaehs
ff.at nfest these corners are caaaaf
flfg rill 30 fageff = lesson in GsCencs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
NV YoHK Julr


tEtcAco Jelly -
Cg-T1E-~arEsf nc-3eTstely active A.
rrsses eifhouf rsfsrisl tzarre Cfaersff.ns
~snre.s a. - Ss3s83 fo- eacsee ~ fsrrv - r1.-s
s-ee-s 8ss94l5 fer Frod ~ shsaee eo - =
e-w f7r eonm5r 81 fsir 81 e. ora 81 -
r-t-Fers Steers p ~ y for ssa-zs-s a =
essra ~ Tezses = 1e1-a q fo- fesas~s = "a
- sof ecrs p es = ~ Bas saf g. "a
4 ?. ~ Fes Caires
Eoes--Na ar<sf os4era~f rataer eefrt srf Err
g. Fs fsrnr Fe Eatef ref rafef-
a. g. 1sasss far tEkf = 1&e-s frr r1aqs
zsrElng. s 20 q - re1 a-d g. 7sxs :
for hsa paexEg zad s1tppiag iosE
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
Celebrated the BastiIe,s Fall.

PARIS, July 15.-The 1o1st anniver.
sary of the fall of the bastile was cele.
brated with great enthusiasm here Mon.
day. The city wore festive appear.
ance and the streets were thronged With
holiday nnalyprS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

DALLAS, Tex, July ia building
occupied by the offices OF the Texas &
Pacific Railway Company and the
CASTOR block, adjoining, were burned
Monday morning. The losses are esti.
mated at from s125, 900 to s15o, 600; fully
ipcurad
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

Yesterday afternoon. stsygf half
rsef thrae. g boiler fine nara st tns
EsUee Cr NIs tie excitement 81
fr.a OCCASION caused era alsrm of ffs 81
81 taraed q, bat ths department was
rrf wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
A Farmers Son Killed.

BROOKLYN. Wis. July ia 15-year-
old son of a farmer named Sholts, living
near here, was thrown from a horse
Monday and killed. his head striking an
upturned plowshare.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
THE ECHICAGO-GRAND RAPIDS SHORT
LINE.

The Only Through Train Service Between
Grand Rapids, Traverse City aud Chi
cago is via the Chicago & West
Michigan Ry. TO New Buffalo,
Thence via. Michigan Cent
raj Railroad.
Traverse City and Grand Rapids to
Chicago:
Leave Traverse City, a. m, f6:l5
p. m.
Leave Grand Rapids-*S:S0 a. M,
*l:55 y. M, fll:35 p. n.
Arrive Chicago-*3:20 p. m, *7:55 P.
m, 1906 a. m.
Except Sunday. +Daily.
Except Saturday train, leaving Ira
verse City els p. m, has through
nation sleeping and chair car, arriving
Indianapolis 1880 q. m.
Al Chicago connections made with
diyerglng lines for all points west,
southwest and northwest; at Grand
Rapids with D.. l.. & y. X. r. for Ian
sing, Detroit and all points east.
Chicago to Grand Rapids and Traverse
City:
Leave Chicago-'9:OO a. m, #4:4o ..
m, fl0I0 p. m.
Arrive trand Rapids o;4O p. M
'10:l5 p. M, 1850 q. m.
Arrive Traverse City-*ll:05 p. m,
5000 n. m, fl:00 p. III.
Except Sunday. tDaIly.
The 4:40 p. m. train has through
sleeper Chicago to Traverse City, con
Meeting with palace steamers, arriving
Charlevoix 1890 noon PetOskey, 2:0(
p. m; Harbor Springs, 2;30 p. IN.
Macknac Island, 700 p. m; St lgnace
7.30 p. m.
The 1910 p. m. train has through
sleeper 10 Grand Rapids, connectin-
with combination sleeping and parlei
car that leaves indianapolis 6.3o p. m.
except sunday, arriving Traverse City
loo p. m. NN. 4. GAyETT,
/ Acting Gen. Pass Agent.
WN. 4. CARPENrER. Traffic Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
LOWELL WHISKY.
They say 81 Flowed Freely on -. fth
Day of Juiy. 1890.

Two gentlemen named Benjamin
Doylc and james BambIln were brought
down from Lowe. Yesterday. and stood
up before Justice Wesfan fof "a few
minutes. They are salO0ukeepefs, and
are charged with having taken uo rest
on the fth of July. They Wse held IA
bal of s21o o. appear August o
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. July -
FLoUR-Market quiet. Spring Patents, sis'
obs. Bakers S3&jIs.6). Straights. g. "a
425: Winter Patents, - 1904 Is. Clears, S.IOQ
425
WHEAT-Fgirly active and lower. No cash
Sfza Soc; August s7' sGSssc; September, - : 4
s,Ac; No. l. 6o<s73c, No g 750s5c.
Constantly active and weaker. No ?. % /
csc; No. yellow. 37'sa37sso; Ne. g 351sG
SGs.c; No yellow. 81 87a57lsc; July. a6A G38S C.
September S7MG37Ac; May. s0sa8s0kc.
OATs-MoGeratcly active and steady. No 2 2,
029Tc; August 2s's a2s,sc; September pa
2skc: May. 81 GSls,c. Sample lots IN fair de
naand and higher. No 3 2s12qc. No whita
slZ1S2I.c; No. 2 29a $3.50, No White, 90
C3ic.
RYE-slo and easy. No. 2 cash. sc.
July. 4a1s9 C; September. 49c; samples about
4sas0c for No2. 49Gf3c Tor No. g.
BABrEV-SteacY. Common thin Iowa No
and No 3. 2sGz5c; good 70 choice. 3oas5c
Nortbuestern-N 3 thin. n033c good q
choice. 55G4Jc; 10 2 September delivery, 7os
BIZ.
MISS PoHK-MarFet rather quiet with ngh'
trading az lower prices Prices quotsnie a.
fu75af1.s7ts for cash. sl1-751li ~ FOR Jolly
sn5alil0 Tor August and sl07oGi075 foi
September.
IARD- Rather quiet and prices ruled lower
Prices ranged a. $50 s5 sls Tor cash. s5s13
BIf fer July, E.8h85o for August and
eV8s ga tor Septemher.
BUTTER - Creamery. sllso DairY, 59iohc'
Packing stocE 4l5tso
PoUITRY-L8re chickens i0Rniic per =
epriug chickens. l42lec per , Live Turkeys
safOc per ? Live Ducks s1f0c per = Livs
Geese - 0Ga4 - per dozen
LIQUORS Distilled Spirits were 1c %
ga higher. bcins n1w qsoted on the basis o
g. 70 Tor fnishsd goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

The TMEGRAN-HERALD has closed arrange
ments with the American Protective Iarit
League, OF New York, by which we are Ell
ablcd TO iurnish TO our readers any OF thess
documents at the same price yeu would have
10 pay should you send to New YORK for them
We have the complete list now on hand. In,
postage on letter aud the trouble of writing
eau be saved by calling at this Office and pay
ing only the retail price. spend cents anC
read Mckinley's speech in full.
THE TELEGRAM-HERALO,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Bill, 80 pages IN pamphlet form, at the
TELEGRAM-HERALD for , cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

NcKinley's speech On the View Tariff
Bill, 80 pages in pamphlet form, ~ the
IEIEsnAM-iIERATn for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

Stock Be reduced in for foil goods
CaU early and get drst choice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16

itt ltORAM-HtkAlU,
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Grand Rapids. Mich
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