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The Portland daily press., 1890-04-24
Baby cried.
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorias

Tramp-Can you give poor man something to
eat?
Woman (suspciously) don't you wash?
Tramp am a faith cure believer, ma'am
People don't need to wash; dirt is only a mere
matter OF imagination.
Woman-And guess they don't need to eat:
munger is only disordered fancy.-Burlington
Free Press.
Important Notice
To chewers of fine chewing tobacco. Try the Five
Brothers Plug. For sale by all dealers. Sure to
give satisfaction.
Small Boy-Papa, which way does the Chicago
river run?
Papa (who is always glad 10 slake the youthful
thirst for knowledge)--It doesn't run at all nv
child. 1t Is so thick it can hardly walk-Wash-
ington Star.
mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but IL she Is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills,
she cannot be, for they make her "feel like
different person." so they all say, and their hus-
bands say so tool
She-Oh, horrors!
He-What is it?
Shell forgot all about poor pussy, left in the
house alone, and we off for week! She'll
Starye.
He-O, remembered her.. I left a can of con-
denSed milk on the kitchen table with sar(ine-
opener beside it.-Life.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY,, April %.
Arrived.
Sch Nantasket Hoyt, Fernandina-hard pine to
Deering, Winslow & Co.
Sch John K souther, Bradford, Baltimore-coal
Sch Loring 9 Ballard, Bearse, Philadelphia
coal to Me Cent RR.
Sch Al York. Wallace. New York-coal to Il
Sch David Torrey, Drnkwater, Woodbridge
clay TO Portland Stoneware Co.
Sch Amelia Cobb, johnson. New Bedford.
Sch Watchman, Chadwick, Boston.
sch Lone Star, Church, Boston.
Sch Iowa, Leighton, Machias for Boston.
Sch Honest Abe, Strout, Maehas for Boston.
Sch Henrietta, Boston.
Sch NJ nj Merriman, Vinalhaven for New York.
Philadelphia.
Sch Plough Boy. Kennebec for New Haven.
Sch Annie nj Allen, Brown, Kennebec for Phila-
Cleared.
= Steamship Winthrop, Bragg, New York;
Sch R ID Spear, Farr. Kennebec, to load for
Richmond, Va-Ryan & Kelsey.
4, Sch Bramhall, Drinkwater, New York-N &
Sch Menewa, New York-N & Me Paving Co.
Sch Daniel Webster Hatch. Pemaquid-J II
Sch Maud $, Kendall, Harrington Blake
Pembroke-J III Blake.
Sch Lizzie May, Fernald, Gouldsboro-J II
Blake
Sch Tiara. Gray. Deer Isle-J H Blake.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay ID
Choate.
SAILED-Schs d Spear and Portland Packet;
tug Minnie, for Bangor with barge Mayfower
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ROCKPORT, April 22-Ar, schs Warren Hail.
Walker, Providence; Quickstep, Bnckmaster, do !;
April 2$-Ar, schs Laura I Chester Beal and
Prince Lebo, Sylvester, Boston.
n BoOTHBAY, April 23-Sld, schs Sarah Hill,
In port, schs L Remck, Ellsworth for Boston;
Cynosure, Nickerson, for Western Banks.
: GREEN'S LANDING, April 1s-Ar, sch Egg
Rock, Huntley, Boston.
= April 2o-Sld, schs Benz Croker, Simpson,
Boston.
WIsCAAIs;sET, April 21-sld, barque skobeleff,
Tucker. Philadelphia.
FROM MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE.
Ar at Neville 22d inst, steamer Sarnia, Gibson,
Portland for Liverpool.
Sid FIN Talara Bay Feb II, barque Jane A Fall
Passed Deal 22d inst, ship John Kelley, Star
key Tacoma for Hull
Wakefield, Young, San Francisco for HULL
Passed the Skerries 18th inst, ship Geu Knox,
Libby, Liverpool for San Francisco.
Ar at Liverpool 22d inst, ship Frederick Bill.
lings, Sherman. San Francisco.
,s SD I'm Cape Town, CGH. Mich 2s, barque Julia,
Sid FIN Cienfuegos 18th inst, baqrue Allanwllde,
Parker, do.
Cid at Matanzas 10th inst. sch Almeda Wiley,
Copeland, Delaware Breakwater.
Notice to Mariners.
OFFICE OF u. s. LIGHT HOUSE INsPECToRl
First District,
Portland, April %, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the buoys in the
Kennebec and Back rivers have been replaced for
the summer season.
By order of the L, Fl. Board,
FRANK WILDES,
Commander, u. s. N,
InsnectOr t. RI district
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sTEAMERs.
Portland, Mr.. Desert & Machlas Steamboat Company
RESUMPTION OF SERVICE.

CtONIMENCINGTUE DAY EVENING, March
~ IL, 1890, the steamer City of Richmond will
make two trips per week leaving Portland at IL
p. M, or on arrival of train leaving Boston at
2. m, every Tuesday and Friday for Rockland
Islesboro, (when passengers to leave or take,)
Castine, Sargentvflle Fridays trip for Portland
only,l Deer Isle, Sedgwick, BroOklin Fridays
trip from Portland only,) South West Harbor
North East Harbor (irom June 18th to Sept. 18th
onlyO Bar Harbor, Millbridge, Jonesport and Ma
chiasp0rt.
Connection made az Rockland for landings on
Penobscot Bay and at Sedgwick with stage for
Blue HILL Returning leave Machiasport Monday
and Thursday at a: M, arriving In PORT land In
time to connect with early morning trains for
Boston. PAYSON TUCKER, Gent Manager.
+. K. BOOTHBY, G. p. s. L. A.
Portland March e. 1900. mar7dtf
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Railroad Receipts.
PORTLAND, Apr. 30 1890.
Receipts by Maine Central Railroad-For Port
and 100 cars miscellaneous merchandise for con-
Meeting roads 103 cars miscellaneous merchan
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Mrs. Nubbins-I didn't like that 'ere chocolate
got here yesterday. Have you got any Menier
chocolate?
Honest Dealer-No madam. none meaner than
that sold you fast.-New York Weekly.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-24

Papa was giving the children little lesson in
arithmetic one evening Remember, you cannot
add numbers unless they are Of the same kind"
said he. snow three cents and two cents and six
cents make eleven cents, but if you tried to add
three apples and two oranges and six sticks OF
candy what would you have?'
"a treat!' answered 6-year-old Winny, with
sparkling eyes.-Youth's Company.
VAN HoUTEN's CoCoA-Largest sale In the
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A woman who Ia weak, nervous and
seepless, and who has cold hands and feet can.
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
The Portland daily press., 1890-04-24
WHITE FOUNTAINS, LINE.
NoTlCE y HEREBY GIVEN, that

:, :, Vice Pres. and General Manager
L. Il. B00THBY Gen'I Pass and TicLat Ass1S,
Portland April 1. 1890 anTsdti
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April 81, off Cape Henlopen, sch iona Bourne
from Mobile for New York.
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VAN HoUTEN's CocoA-Largest sale in the
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Grain Quotations.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Tuesday's'q quotations.
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aCape Elizabeth.

An interesting entertainment for the bene-
fit of the lodge of Odd Fellows at Old Or
chard was given at Dunstan's Corner Tues
day evening" The drama, dot, the Miners
Daughter" was played in fine style, and the
orchestra, under the direction of Mr. John
Braham, played some excellent selections.
The scenic pictures, in three acts, were very
fine. The hall was we'll filled and the sale
of tickets was quite large. About the first
OF May another drama will be played In the
Good Templars' Hall by parties from North
Scarboro.
Can-making has begun at Burnham 81
MOrrilPs corn shop at the Corner. Mr.. VIM.
Proctor has charge of the work in place of
Mr.. G. 4. Pillsbury, who has been compelled
to leave the business ON account of i'll health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
DIVIDING THE FUNDS.
Meeting of the Joint Committee of Ar
engagements.

There was meeting Of the Committee OF
Arrangements held in the hail Of the House
Of Delegates last night. The committee
represented X. T.. Ice Camp and the City
Council, and there were present. from the
Council. MIR. liargroyc, chairman of the
Committee on Finance, and Mr.. Campbell,
president Of the Common Council; and nom
Lee Camp. Commander George smith, "en-
eral John X. Cooke. Colonel John Murphy,
Major Norman Randolph, Mr.. A. W. Archer,
and Mr.. Pegram.
General Cooke presided, and told the com.
mittee that there was on hand SO far about
>sOOO. and as time was passing rapidly, be-
thought IL best 10 take some steps TO appoI-
ton this amount among the various sub
committees, in order that they might at once
commence work.
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main hail. Every evening am entertain
mont is given. Last MIGHT the pccA family
was fho attraction. and greatly amused
the audience. Tonight the Banjo tIun
wiu render some OF their most popular
pieces. In addition % the entertainment
nm excellent orchestra iiscour-os sweet
music during fhc entire evening. Who're
will De- several 1o'cl0ck mafinccs especially
for the children. which viii Dee announced
later. The ODD curiosity shop forms most
attractive feature. ln this room may Doe
seen many quaint and curious articles,
which one could spend an entire evening in
examining.
THE bazaar viii undoubtedly become moro
and more popular every day. and inc iadi. b
viii have fle satisfaction uf seem. sud-
stanfiai RESULT OF fleIrcnaris.
The officers of fhe bazaar 1ro DTS. VI. r.
Smith. president. Nrs. J. ID. ll0ichkls- vice.
president: Mrs. Thomas Christian. -efie-
ilrv. ani Mrs. i. ID. Mcintyre treasurer
with the following ch1irmen ni committee
Restaurants Miss Bette Eiiyson; bow lin
alioy Mrs. baughman. flowers. Mrs. VI. ~.
Valentine Jr.. entertainments Miss 'li-
iiaumc. curiosity shop, Mrs. Lewis ID. BLAIR.
Tnr last time Stanley iecund af Biz
miugham Doe received fifteen gl.nols for DDS
Gee. This time ine Birmingham lecture
manaeorolors three hundred guIne1s, and
is afraid Doe can't get him at ihat
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have charge OF this matter, ana 'ha' 'n'
hour OF starting be- : 80 O'Clock.
ertfrR "DETAILS.

ON motion Of Colonel smith, the sccreiaIs
~. i,'s,rnr,.d to nroparc formal letter
addrcsaod to the secretary Of the Lee nivii"-
mont Association calling attention '"' -"
fact that the camp nccded the m"le,
to fbo association to pay Tor NviN "V'' ~
Inc monument. u was airo "cviu'" w ~"
,". colonel commander Of lee Camp 10 this
rommi,tee 20 prepare the letter, as the mat
fcr was thoroughly Lee Camp one. Mr..
lIargroyo said that the Committee Of Ar
rangcmcnts had started ont with the under
standing that lee Camp had on hand Sl,'DV.
This money. he thought. was pledged, ana
IL ought 10 be- forthcoming
twas stated that The invitations would
not be ready until the last Of the week. as It
was found 40 The last moment that there
was am Crrr bon them.
The Stonewall Jackson band Of stanton.
has consented 20 De present. with twenty
SIX pieces. They give their services free
and only expect 90 be taken care Of They
will head the procession. then viii follow
the Marshals. veterans Oni0Ot, veterans on
horseback. carriages. Lee Camp, WIN cav
airy escort. Confederate infantry. altiiieIs
and cavalry. and then the visiting ni'idis o
This is the way The programme WIS
fixed last uiohi. but 10 D. subject 10
revision n was also agreed % opcn' WIN
the aid of the ladies Of Richmond it-ta"-
rants In as many vacant stores on bIoau
street. as could be- secured. ana serve ln'It
hDf coffee and sandwiches 90 al who wore
tho BADGE adopfod by the committee ana
those who were in uniform. Particular care
will be- taken tO prevent any OF the scenes
that neglect caused when the oiOneWail
Jackson monument was unveiled. Every
effort will be made 10 take good care OF all
visitors this time.
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The Duchess OF Marlborough viii 90 back
20 Europe tomorrow, whether she has been
uole TO get the increased share Of her late
husbands, estate or not, has not yet trans
pired,
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TO DISCUSS THE DEBT.


The Virginia Agricultural and Mcchaui-
cal society.
The stockholders and life members of The
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical ,o-
ciety viii hold meeting to-day, at noon,
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. for the
purpose of trying t0 come Oh some under
standing whereby. ihe creditors OF the AS
-Ociuii0n can Dee secured DO their rights.
The meeting is the outcome ol "a conference,
held some time SINCE when ihe failure 90 be
present of Col. Robert Beverly, and others,
who had sued out an injunction tO preventive
sale of the Associations property caused
hitch boz the proceedings. Tue history oi
AN this is fresh in ihe mind of tlo public,
how the state Agricultural Society became
MERGED into Che irginia Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. and l0W the exposition
followed under if- auspices 300 ISIS.
and left an indebtedness of some
forty odd thousand dollars. Also how
the association tried to borrow money from
lle city to pay this debt; the failure of that
plan. the Oler Of slle 0l lle grounds and
buildings, and the protest made by Colonel
Beverly and other life members; the 'niunc-
ton restraining the sale until the title o.
the property could bee established ly
friendly suit, etc.
The meeting to-day viii probably adopt
some plan that will he equitable 90 an par
ties concerned. lhc debts of the society
must Dee paid, and this is tine one question
~ paramount Importance. stockholders all
over the state are invited. and are expected
% De at the meeting either iu person on by
proxy. Colonel Robert Beverly. Major A..
II. Drewrl, and Colonel ~. G.. Knight and
others viii represent the liic members. Mr..
Ashton ,tarke Major Norman n Randolph.
and nlllr. the hl-IlIl.
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The BAZAAR.


Beginning OF the Entertainment Tor the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The Indies bazaar icr the benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Association began
Yesterday afternoon in the Young Mems
Christian Association building and by
NIGHT. when tho crowd began 90
come the affair was in good working
order. The scene was beautiful. On enter
ing the door of the large hall one Us met
with such an array 0i c1ior- from iht
different booths. lights that make the room
seem brighter than day, ana SOD many pretty
girls 90 serve you, that Do would De almost
impossible. at the moment tO tell what is
there. me each of the four corners is a
booth. and each table has ana annex. On
fhe left OF the door. is the Baptist booth,
Mrs. II. b. fltzhugb, chairman. Il, j.
very handsomely decorated in national
c00r-. which form pretty background iof
the many articles for sale. TINS table Was
especially fortunate in receiving fourteen
boxes Of beautiful fancy articles from
Northern friends. The annex i0 this ls the
chcck-r0Om. where parcels, wraps etc. are
taken charge of Tor cen cents.
Farther down, IN the other corner one
sees quite a gay and festive booth ODD yei-
love- ibis is the Episcopal table, and Mrs.
3. W. lraycrs has charge. lbs annex l' "a
nstefllly arranged blue and White candy
booth, Of which MIS-. William 0impAin i7
chairman.
Across from the Baptists 90 the right are
the prrsbyterians. Their booth seems io De
void Of any color. whatever, unless b. i- the
back ground OF blue. Nevertheless the -im-
Dlicify adds % the beauty Of b.. and DO is
certainly yer unique. The top is lattice
work of dark brown wood. suspended nom
mi, ARE bamboo reeds. NOT over foot in
length with pendants Of prisms. The
.ildel posts have an ity Vine tWiued around
them. and ALTOGETHER DO presents lovely
appearance. Decorated Appropriated Win
tobacco. the annex 90 this booth 3, tnr in-
llccO and cigar stand. Mrs. George Nati
is 40 the head OF the Presby terlu7 quarters.
Green and yellow are the Meihodisi-'
col0r.. I'M the fourth corner OF the ball, Mrs.
T.. A. Barbour chairman. Besides tae
many pretty fancy articles they nave Tor
sale, they also have an annex, near ihe door,
where lemonade is served.
To the right. between the Methodisis ana
pre.by terians. ON PLATFORM oi grass
fenced with wire. stands the ludepenue ni-.
Mrs. ". =. Valentine. jr.. has charge ui ini-
stand Which Is beautifully adorned Win
fruits and flowers for sale.
The committee who have charge oi ihe
restaurant on the first ioor. are representa-
tives of the different denominations. Inc
menu embraces an TINT one would want Toy
"A good supper together with lee cream aud
cake for refreshments. This r. nicep
served. ana 40 moderate prices.
In the gymnasium. the bowling alleN
which hrs been put IN good order Tor me oc-
o.i-..n. Is in much demand. hlt ih' chaim
ul zoe ila-e, Of course, Is np s'ali' 40 lhf
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The Grass cutter. Play and Defeat the
Sky Flyers.

Sky Flyers.
The sun. which had been doing duty OF
and on the whole day, and i'm measure dis
PEELED the gloomy forebodngs ofrain 90 the
baseball player. drew the curtain Of dark
ness ON los face as the town clocks register
cd half past three Yesterday afternoon ana
Us a consequence The hearts Of the state b
SKY FLYERS and luE TINES Grass cutters
dropped 100 their shles.a- they TOOK lne pp-i-
ton ON Island Park 90 play tncir nf7t na-e-
bali game Of the season. some oi ihe .enlit
rouhsrs of March had become entingIea ODD
the meshos OF the April day, hut lui,n,i
chan tanning the cheeks of Che D1ae-Daiii,i-
they did uO DAMAGE. and Che scene around
the park was placid and serene.
Ih. -kr FLYERS were first at tho Dat. ana
The ma.-po form of Dlnlti stepped upon
the arena as Che umpire. DO cam DEE silu
that DIS decisions were always gwen WIN
entire disregard t0 prejudice or iafofusm'
hut his figure t0 some degree was GOO sarge
for the general active work. of am umpire.
Naal-0 greatly screened the players from tlO
sranl--tlnd occupants. and would in ihi-
respect alone Dee ineligible Tor cnamp Nn-hll
games.
n cannot Doe said tmthfuliy that there
was large crowd present. 'ni Mhil W'-
lacking in numbers was Madn zap DOB t.lnN
sin-m. Being the first efme OF the clubs,
the city. of course. bad not awakened ON
what these teams could DO otherwise ono.
side of "a printing Office. but before iNe end
off the season they hope to do better even
than fhe Richmond. did |n Washington nn
Monday
AS bad been stated. tho Sky Flyers went
90 the Dat. aud simon occupied the box Jolt
the Grass Cutters. TIE cnIlfeued tlc game
hs calling for Judgment after each delivery
and sweeney. the cO1chcr for ine Sky ilt-
ora. dif likewise by coaching iae man BOD
tho Dat. sweeney i- Dot a- good % coarnei
~ Latham 0r lllrris but bis words nave a
nI. rich monotone about them. mahin-
thcm mrciDy 'niisf'nct t0 all hearers, anl
perfectly iuaudiDlo l0 the man 900 second
base.
A0cr tine first inning DO was very arpa-
rent that the Grass Cutters had One best
battery. as 10 was quite hard matter i0i
the Sky Flyers to "caieh on. lo SIMON p
curves. Tie curve Doe uso- Is not boz use
with championship players. some of them
having tendency t0 g0 behind ile batter,
but Foo ail seriousness. DO can De said be-
pitched 1000 excellent game. Clarke ami
Edwards both caught ilr the Grass cutters.
and. considering tine fact they are amateurs.
they did very well indeed.
Of the battery f0rthc sky Flyers SOD much
cannot De- said. lIuuagan occupied ine NNA,
aud Nrew tine sphere in with force and
c'aperncss. but was badly supported nt
-icklar. N was urged as app excuse Tor
~icnier chat Doe was ulisul.ed. boo Dos play
he did NOT keep level head. necessary io %
GOOD eafchar. but as batter and naserun-
uer Ae did very WE'LL
Edwards. as cenire-fcider distinguished
ffnl..ff fn OBJ. second iuuInE Doe .IUuiI I
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Charity Lodge GOOD remnlar..

At the meeting of this lodge, held ~
Springfield Hall Monday night three new
members were received 10y initiation.
Grand Secretary HawNhurst in the chair.
There was large turnout of the members
and much other business of importance
transacted. Special committees Of six each
were appointed % visit Fulton Lodge ON TO-
night and H0gard's Grove Lodge ON Friday
night. The delegates from the District
Lodge presented fun written report.
which was adopted. Committees ON absent
members, care of sick and on public meet
ings reported in detail. A visit 10 Soldiers
Home Lodge viii take place 40 AN early
day. Visitor We're present from Ccsm0-
p0itan Lodge, New York; koyser Lodge,
West Virginia.; Pioneer Lodge. Falls
Church; and Sidney, Trinity, Rescue,
jefferson, East-fnd, Church lin and sol-
diers' Home. of this city.
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CHOICE OF PARIS d"
Governor Mckinney Invited Co Undertake
20 Delicate Task.

Governor Mckinney Invited to iudertat,
Delicate Task.
Governor Mckinney seems about 90 have
ihe chance Of meeting some ofihe fame THAT
once eu 90 Che Dot ofthc great poris. po.
luarm appointment i- fair and easy sailing
COMPARED 90 ODE delicate task Doe has been
invited FOB ASSUME. hr Tex d.. lately in-
vested ly nnarOf EHN, King fHo Carnival
f0 rule and govern ile Rocky Mountain
Carnival. 90 Doe held ai ogden City. llah.
in july. At Chat time The neWly-lpp0lnicd
King VIII ascend fne throne. and the occa-
sion win ho celebrated Dy h1.dln. high car-
niyal for five days. OF course. DIS majesty
could mot eNpec, t0 have eyes as BRIGHT
forms as fair. and beauty a- brilliant from
AMY other locality in 800 bis majesty Fa-l
domain. a- can Doe found here iu lnl- ancient
lOmm0nW wealth. and be- nN. caused tue il-
l0wire edict t0 Dc forwarded t1 Governor
Mckinney.
"Nrw ORLEANS. April l0. ls0O.-ro Our
Most Faithful subject. Ills LN0ellcucY. GUf-
0rnur Phillip N.AlcilurrF. Richmond. NH.-
D. la, pleased my royal ancestor tu make
royal cOneDrf. llor Maj rsfF. ine queen. may
Dee attended and surrounded NN tur most
beautiful uul lovely oI fur iemfic subject. oi
0uf. r0Nlm. We command you 800 once fp
of number of fNc most distinguished. noble
nuI beautiful obi the lair aIlefoi your Hfur-
ed State. In order chat selections mHE Dee
made. nI une them the honor anl pleasure 0i
Hlll.fug flD.r llfal'y aud obedience tu iler
Gracious Majesty. uy assisting ns maids uf
honor ON lIc occasion ui our coronation uuI
carnival 400 our royal capital. at fnr cltN of
ogden, tab, on July lst ol tne present year.
1857 fns King. Rex ll Eueishurst. Lord I.-h
chancellor. Attest; Orleans llr.f -ecre'a-
ry.'
Governor Mckinney can put ON his think
ing cap when Dee comes home to-day and
gets thi, letter. lie can drop affairs OF
State. repress an ygors of high Office. and
wrap himself boa thoughts oi trlsses. softer
than silk. dreams of lips rubber than ever
grew On cherry trees. and roses on cheeks
that would make the fortune oi amy real os-
tate agent ln these booming Times. 10 ne
could bat lind land that would cause them
fu bloom and NnUrf-n
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sons of Veterans.

Arrangements having been made 10y Lee
Camp 10 give their junior organization the
use of its hall every Tuesday night. tine
young men turned out last night M large
numbers. Captain Rawlings and his
lieutenants took their respective chairs.
with the committee of Lee camp present. as
required by their constitutions. Lieutenant
Guigon. on behalf of the committee ON COM
sitution and bylaws, read their report,
which was acted upon serlatim. and with
some few amendments adopted as "a whole.
Among the most important is the in-
tiati0n fee, fifty cents. dues ten cents
per month, and the cadet cap
and "a gray sack coat. the commissioned of
icers 10 wear gray frock coats. This or
Z IMITATION meets again onIuesday nightneNi
at $50 O'Clock for important work. A large
number of applications were acted upon
last night. and the Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams expect 10 make fine showing at the
unwilling ON the 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

4 meeting of the suh-committee, composed
of Mayor j. Taylor Ellys0n, Hon. j. l.. NJ
Curry and General d. II. Maury, who have
i'm charge the arrangements for the enter
tainment of the Pan-American Congress
next Monday, met yesterday in Mayor Ely
sons Office. Owing TO the absence of Gov
ernor Mckinney, definite plans were not
decided upon, but it is probable that they
will be met at the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot by members Of Chamber Of Commerce.
driven around the city TO the various points
of interest, lunChed al the Nestmorclaud
Club, taken 10 Allen < 0intor's and =. III.
MayO's factories, and whatever else the I'M
clinatiOn Of the party may request.