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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

AT. Gazaway Hartridge has been engaged
u1Aver one of his humorous lectures at tae
'u5aler Wednesday night. His subject
p''i oe the Rise and Fall of of the
ta''hers' Alliance Though the title may
a''e political sound the lecture itself en-
~ .alns every one who hears it. In At
~, "a and Rome the ladies who attended
Re- re we're especially delighted by Mr..
ne -, an after dinner speaker he has made a
r,.-. einViaoie reputation. He quickly starts
h.! P'e OF laughter in his audience, and so
st. ~ ne IS on his foot the ripple is con-
H. ny Punctured by bursts OF applause.
t,,.,t 1is ra Q faculty for entertaining an
; ,.l...'e' His hunor Is de icat e ami subtle,
ts5 as sharp as those of Damascus
AZ. a writer ia the atlanta journal said
Isy.. us lecture Of last Tuesday nigut: 81
sot,-,1,,.,Yer seen any audience enjoy any
~ iot lnlhent more thoroughly than that
va y, y. ara the lecture of the Hon. GAIA
ibe ilartrldge On Tue Rise aud Fall on ~
~ ple's Alliance last nignt Idoub, II
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
Looking Toward the pup T."

Editor Of the Morning Ne,cs: The edi-
torial in your issue of the Both ult., with the
above heading, may have conveyed 70 cur
sorry readers the impression that the women
Of theentire Methodist church were defnand-
ing admission into the conferences OF the
church, and at no distant DAY would have
nuioits OF the church. You we're RETIRING
10 the Northern church. | wish, with your
permission, 10 give prominence q this FAC 4,
a ia 10 let Il be clearly understood that yo0r
observations DO NOT apply, A. they were not
intenlel TO apply, 20 the " Methodist Epis-
oopal Church South"
slace the diyiiB in 1874 the southerp
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
The Garden CT singing Flowers.

The cantasa, THE Garden of Singing
Flowers" will be given at the theiter
Thursday night for the benefit of the Epis-
copal Orphans Home. Tue lady soloists in
the cantata will be the Misses Wekeman,
Caruthers. Colding and Lyons; the gentle
men Messrs. Drummond, Gordon, Hatch
and Ward, assisted by a chorus of thirty
voices. The cantata, which is given in
thirty minutes, will be preceded by a con
cert. in which Nine Won der Hoya, the ac-
complished artistic. has consented to play
piano solo; Mrs. Finney, Miss Cossens,
Messrs Walker aud Blois. vocal solos, and
Messrs. Dougl ,ss, Whitehurst, Coburn,
Brigham and Lage will render q qusrtette
selecs OF. Tue stage will be set with
scenery brought from New York for the
occasion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
ASLEEP IN A BUaMlhG BEo.
A Drunken Negro Womsn'e Narrow
Eecape from Death.

M III UuheH NeBFO WOman'e Narrow
Eecape from Death.
Policeman Pacetti and others discovered
smoke issuing from the house No As Will
Jams street, about $50 o'clock last night,
and, on Investigation, they found bedroom
on fire.
In the bed was drunken negro woman,
asleep, with the bedding burning around
her. The fire had communicated 10 Il trunk
and the wall, but was quickly extinguisned
by a few buckets OF water.
The feet OF the woman were slightly
burned, and had it not been for the oppor.
tune discovery Of the fire she would have
met horrible death.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
A BATCH OF INDICTMENTS.
Bill Found Against Ben Arkwri Eht
MY,riar

a Bill hOun0 Against oou al L. WIZ - hs
for Murder.
The grand jury OF the superior court has
returned the following true bills:
Ben Arkwright. Murder. Arkwright
killed Dave Rhodes in dispute about pur-
chase in his restaurant few weeks ago.
Charles Edwards. Assault with intent to
murder.
Henry Mixer. Assault with intent to
murder.
Leander Mcbride Assault With intent TO
murder.
Sam Wallace, stabbing.
James Hall, assault with intent to
murder.
Charles Gillon, assault with intent TO
murder.
No bill was found against Charles Mitchell.
charged with the murder OF an infant. a
report OF which appeared some time ago in
the MORNING NEWS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
ArroRNEY GENE az ZOE ,s cAss.
The Trial Justice Issues a Warrant
for Eis Arrest.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Dec. 1S.--Solicitor Nell
son nas answered Trial Justice Youman'3
communication as to his right to issue
warrant for Attorney General Pope for dis
charging Thomas 3. Butler from service IN
the engrossing department OF the stgte
because ne voted for Haskell Tor COVER OF
Ia tbs last election, and against Gov. Fill
man. The solicitor in his rely state that
he Trial Justice Youman) was e judge Of
the case, ana he must act accordingly.
Trial Justice Youmau then isIued bis wa
rant sgai st tho attorney general, whica
has ueel duly served upo him. and a. tho
request II George Johnston, " IL bunsel
for the attorney general. Tuesday next has
been fixed f,r he preliminary bearing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

any man on the platform could deliver ch
a well sustained humorous effort for three
quarters Of an hour-mucn lie for one hour
aud twenty minute. One Of the chief
beauties Of the lecture was its perfect free
dom from chestnuts. All of toe points
were new and bright, and grew naturally
out of the grand central theme. Mr..
Hartridge Is Ger ainly genius. as we'll as a
remarkably ha dsome young man, and all
Georgia is proud of him."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
ALABAl1A's STRIKE L FAILURE.
The Men Returning TO Work at the
Cid Prlcas.

NASHVILLE, Tgss., Dec. IA special
from Birmingham. Ain, says: There are
Indications x nu early settlement Of tho
coal miners strike. Tho men at the Blue
Creek MINES !, Is said, have aslred permis-
sion ~ the miocrs' union 20 return 10 ,rk
al t1o Old tate. ard viii ~ back Monday.
A few men rave gone 70 work At some ~
The smaller mines, and many ~ the strikers
are much discouraged II fhe sri Kerr 70
turn % work, q Tiil be - lbs ~ prsess =
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
pFIEFFEH JOINS WoAK.
Ris Bail Fixed at $4,000 and BE
Seems Unable 70 Give IL.

seems Unable 70 Give IL.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. l3.-Louis E.
Prefer, who was president OF the broken
Bank " America a1d vice president Of the
Anne ican Life Insurance Company, was
arrested today for croOkedness IL connec-
ton with the failure OF those corp rations.
HIS baii was fixed at s2D,00J, the same -
that Of George +. Work. and failing to OBJ
tain it lie joined Work i'd the Moyame stag
prison. Senator MecFarlane, who was
president OF tho American Life Insurance
Company, is ,ecurely hidden.
Cashier DUNCAN was arrested at New
castie. Del, to-day. care here without a
r.ouisition, and IA dsta 10 u S-9,eJO Dali
joined Pfeilfer and Work IN prison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
Z


a Six Nights and Matinee List Of
Attire c5ions.
The theater will be open every night this
week.
Monday and Tuesday nights-"Shenan-
dOah"
Wednesday Hartridge's lect-
ure "The Rise and Fall or of the Farm
ers' Alliance"
thursday night--The cantata, "The Gar
den Of Singing Flowers"
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur-
day matinee-Henshaw and Ten Brock in
1.-The Nabobs.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14

Mrs Ellen Daniels. wife Of E. F. Daniels,
died yesterday morning at her home. No.
SO President street, from consumption.
Mrs. Daniels was widely known for her
charitaole acts. and her death will be
mouraed in many homes. Her funeral
will take place at 3:3J O'Clock this after
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
KNoxvILLh's New TRAIN.
1t WIN Run ever the Southern Rail-
road 20 Atlanta.

KSoxvrLLv, TENN. Dec. IA usw
through train over the Knoxville Southern
railroad from here to Atlanta goes on IN tho
m I'm irg. This 4 new route south from
Louisville, XIV, Ia connection with the
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and Louisville
railroad. Through sleepersara NOW running
10 Louisville. Tho new route hetNssn lbs
north end sauiii IS eailsi the "LnmberAnd
Gap h0Dtep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

TX The operations OF the Ncw-lork Sub-lreasury
in thc week ended last Friday evening, wElch
included the receipt of Sl32,oOo Tor exchange
on other Sub Treasures and OF S2,oOo,OOO lot
cold bars taken from tie Assay Office Tor export
and the payment of 81 49, $40 for purchased bonds
the New.York banks lost SSl6 20 cash. leSter-
DAYS bank statement of the weellly averages
ronorts a loss of 81 Osj 400 cash. Following our
estimate of a week ago that the banks then held
$500 600 more cash than the sum given In the
statement and bearing in mind that 81 100000
was withdrawn on the first day of the week
saturday for gold exports yesterdays statement
indicates "A gain of over 81 100000 from the IN
terror movements and cash holdings at the close
of business Friday Of about $500 900 in excess
of The average of the week. For the first time
i'm several weeks the loans were expanded. but
only 10 the small amount of Si03,1O0. The re-
poriea decline in dcpOsits-S969, 10O-is S2so,Oo0
greater than the other changes call for. Hence
the statement results in loss 10 the surplus re-
serve of only Ss42 915, and leaves II AZ S6.l4l,-
o25 AGAINST S9.220, 800 June -. 1889, !..obO.7
400 June 23 lsss. and S3.3l5.90O june %. So:
The changes for the corresponding week OF
preceding Years were follows lSSV-loahS IN
crease S6I5 COO cash decrease ~ i96, joo deposits
decrease Sl5J.l0O. and surplus reserve decrease
l3S252s: lSeS-lOans increase S2,5o5.lOV, cSs'
decrease Sll9.SO0 deposits Increase 81 .svS;VuV,
and surplus reserve decrease SS34.3po; lsSi-lo1,s
decrease Sssg 400. cash decrease S?,O6S,9oo ue'
posts decrease ZOO, and surplus reser'e
decrease Sl.270,125. ....d
Subioinel is yesterdays statement c0nP sss
with the corresponding dates of 1889 ana $50 30
June o. IS June 30, 50 June ~, ~
ro... ra73 sO7. 500 stl6 $40 0oO 1895, 5lse by
$500 In't, 800 1S,922lC OBS 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
Connirn Dclr0.

A FlEST.CLASS SUMMER HOME Tor refined family or
n party adult large priv mansion one hour gas
watof tain hleh healthy View un' Nc"ll"d several acres
lawn shade tennis station couN cnlrlt -tab!ns
address HOMl. az B'way. , noof. OF call 70 10
FEW REFINED I~opl, can nnd good hoAid during
n the summer a W,st~Tn View iafm, riy feirhc'ri
GEORGE. {. SMITH. Monticello. y. Y.
SHLTY HILL COTTAGE Elevated hcalthir. mona
4 r,Niu-- waterfalls. comforts r~it T mes
Mr.. LINUS MLLiIS, Alaud,r, Eersshire GO, Ma
L. ARM Ell .ahy location large rooms ~ moo
L lawn nnr ~nad., lrpot near. nnr View 81 noun" u
postonlce near Addrc.. J.. u. Uplrr Red Hoot. y J.
~ OoD eolntfv board r,n De- obtained 80 pleasant
VI healthy lo,alt' Moni. station. mean a.. Woo"
LAKE. terms reasonable. Address JUS. l.. N'NN't
Er,kinc. Passiic Co. y. J.
COOP BOARD Lar." and connectnr rooms ~.
" minutes walk from the Great Soutl bif i""i
bathing fishing sailing t.rr-, = 4" SO handsome
avenue. Sa,Nil'. l. l. =. ALLEN fIShi.l'
Iyu.ri4.t. fAiN shrewsbury. Ma-,.I ,i lo' ition ;
adv grounds broad ps1ya~ table herr - NIX.
cream our own rl~ing; plea-art dnNcs IL w. LONlNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
MORWICHl.INE

wICI. MITE MOUNTAINS all point, N0l;ll mi
EAST STEAMERS leave Pier 10 NOkIh RIVER, new
der above DESBROSShS-Sr. FERRY. DAILY Sundays
excepted at b 80 p ui......-. 1900. ..
Gay Fare the round trip to New London Pequot ana
OFT t,r.wold to Norwich the Rose OF New -fhklhu
Tc.ets good up saturday night, down 10y steamer
leaving Norw ich following Sunday al D. H. Ncw'London
'ricKETS and SIATEROoMS SEIIKED nt ). -;
oGl nj al 3jI 301 ia 30 and 225 Broadway 81
and i43 Bowep; In BKoQkLYN' i99rt,Gct nnd 81
sIEAMEKS WEsTCOTr'S EXPRESS VIII CALI for
and CLICK BAGGAGE from HOTELS ana kISl
nf'ytfFS q. W. BRADY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AID United STATES MAIL STEAMERS
'Teutonic. June o. II "1cuonic July - 80
Britannia July 2; bp. H,annie, Jnly 20 p II.
GcrmanIc July 10 D. N. tcrUaulc Aug. 49, ( y.
From Whit Star Dock foot OF West i0;h-st.
and upward according 70 STEAMER and location ~ berth
Second cabin $40 and $40 Excursion tickets favorable
SO Company Onicr. No ~ Broadway
New.York. Phlaic pha Office 400 Walnut-st
J. BErCE ISMAY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

ORf)N DFNIE LTN
l for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. WORCESTER and
all gland points. Full nights Shortest raj
ride
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASSACHU SETS
will PieI 20. y L.. foot Warren st. 80 d. m
daily, except Sundays. arriving Prov ldncc M Boston
Is "a fine Ofche~i each steamer Tic kc,.
saetoons secured At 100 257 COL 32 GA and e5 Rr nd
way House. WhG.of and Cosmopolitan Hotels, ali
onces y. Y Tru>icT Co.. y !. and irOpAlyn who viii
call hotel Residence 10 dest
nation.
Telephone call Corillndt sso5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
Steamboats,.
AlBANy BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

steamer. DREN and ID ~ RltHN"Np i,rNr ,".i
n.r IL Norti srr foot taual--t, at J. ni' bFo"A d.
i.uton.-t. VIA auu.N. D. ing WIN eNp -
t,. for Sart,ga IA.c George and all AdrolGac point
S1nIon springs. t,optrstONu, Thousand lands ana
%i,~,r, Fail. SAIL RDAN Nitlt NILNMl.k connects
vim SUNDAY moiulne train for saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
BOWERY BAY BEACH,

Tho nos, b.a-t.ful aad poru,r Family Er-ort, only
twenty minutes -4N iom Nc"i ORR, ar,,~-tb. bf
S,., hoafs from la- ggth--t 10 and T. \ ~ aho
q and h. T. v. Also from liSr."u. Hr g., "a :,
~ o,. 10 and 1. A II - 3 30 > ard y. u. drrtP
-, ',r,ud pr Bonrry Ay Beach. Fave 10 cents chill
dT BE- nr cr,e railroad from East o2dt and 3ih 81; Fer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
Huouenot. ChaIybeate SPRING House,

HUGULNOI, OkANUt %, NEW:i VI1 n, a.,
Western Railways. Accommodation for 100 Newly
fuPa khed Send particulars aud illustrated ciruiaf
Addrcss "A sbove or =: Z. WAR1NG Manager, 10 Wall
at Room g. y. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
HOMES"

beautifully illustrated pamphlet OF 40 pages de-
seribrs the Summer resorts line Of the NewYork
Ontario And Western Railway be had free spplica
ton NJ Offices below In NewYork-Nos i. ~. 323. 9tI
and 1928 Broadway. 737 0thave.. LILO SHAVE. l3S
East 126th.st 2s4 West I2jths. and ticket Offices at
foot of West 42dst and Jsyst. In Brookyn4 Courtst
800 Futon-st as Atanticsye. IS and 10Y Broadway,
Erooklyn +. D. and 2lO Manhattan ave. Greenpoint.
Copies mailed on receipt OF cents In stamps 70 j. q
ANDERSON, General Passenger Agent. Is hAchAnKe
Place, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

IRVING NATIONAL BANK.
NEW.YORK. June "a. 1890.
,I'UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this bank
have th. DAY declared dividend Of four a. PR cent
coc on and after tho ar-t day 81 July next, until which
date the transfer books VIII r'man closed 49,, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
FRANKLIN TErsT COMPANY,

coo pr,,srI2,llTTl D EEN5oK KIIYT June 10. 1890
,I,UF BOARD or TRI STEE> has this day
| d,cl,rod Dividend Of Thr.e - yer Ont pay9 i
tho irc of tn company July ID 1870 ~ soekhoider5
~ ,nro cd Iupe 3d. $500 GEO. II. SOCTIARD.
ct i''"l" '''" '@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

Gold coin and Dub,
less certificates
and 100 O0O.- ,.o .-o 49, ,oo -os ~. 60 ~ "a,
rSo-n' t'O go '''f'N 49, *-'''"'"-
L = les "a, o.o
certificates lV--t't. lur9l W, m 'oo'5-S
Nat. Bank notes. i,-l-o'o foo''-o- l''' i--'-'O
silver dollars amt
bulln. less GER 49, 80 no. =, ,,, oco Ia. O.. nos
Treasyt 1870 800 lOl @l-o5-Vl D'V' ei'Vo00''
Deposits ia Ma 800, an, ,c ,,o -ot Ia. 400 oSa
t.onal banks @o9oS,S-- -oo-o''i INV $500
Total balance 4ioO, oo5 100 s'oo'''' ~ 49, 80
Deduct FOR funds
held Ia redeem
Nat TX notes,
including the -, an. .,Y- q, o-o goo noe 4Y7 sna
Ter cent fund u fo'-'' ''''''''-' 49, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
COLLEGE POINT.
IRON East 9o,nst By ELEGANT Stan beat , Snd a.;
W., ~ il,,rn h., 10 and II 4 u. aud - and T. NJ
rims FARE 10 cents. children haf price bihy car
Ocean Steamers .

EUION LINE. .ns
Leaic Pier s. =. L.. tot u kine't
%f9Nb5Ha ra. :ta-'j jul IT. ; % : H.
MS S66NsIN Iqc,i.,. Jay =. 90 ,. n.
~'; r.s s>-'s $50 $50 $50 aai 300 Second Cabin
''' a. 81 uNDERHiIL < Co. 3, nroaaway. y Y
CoMrAGNIE EENLE;AALE TIM TE9sa,lanli9gS'
tOnIny's r.cr new. ~. North River # Alsr,on'st
"a HHo0I;MNA6GGT Franeeul Si:afday July q m
Ia DRIsfAGNE. d. Joq'scin. ST. JTly IL 80 p M.
IN ~ roIifT General Agent 40 bowling crecn
n EW-YORk AND CUBA MAIL IS. CON-
y PANY FOE CUBA AND MEXICO.
rc rTG% r,r, - M Sad ii a r. at June 2s
H'N,-, a. liiS. Pr9src.o Tamp'o'
CITY OF COLI MBiA. Havana and sasua Wed. July .
NIAGARA Hay, irser.'o. Cmr'cAc ffoa-., ,,,r
SANTIAGO Na;;s,a,, saa'.aso d. cr.aa ,n. ,
Tor '' 1&aE> ry %i e 's'ee 5 ' Fa W..
DACIFGC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
iExrHL A l" 66f imatf M MifXIco
Ta% Si9"' 'l5 g. s: Z; 1"1 p rt,%i
From San Tr ran; ',' IT, and and Bra6naa .:,,
CITY OF RIO Dr yANIio I sails Tae,d,y Iulyssp M
'p'y 'i o. Er q i9o Of csa'
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s.. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEWYOIK, hoUIHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
S''"f 5As 81 f f%T p, 'G si 2a;i o0'Ne
TraSc. d,Juuc -. II Elder sat. july .. . A. ~.
Ilhe sat. June -. =. Acr. Wed. July . II a. M
Tir cablo siO5 and upward berth according 70 loca
ia". oEIRtciS CO. 20 Bowling Green
INMAN LINE I. s. and Royal Mail Steamers,
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or BERLIN ....... Wcdi esiay June o. II a.
CITY OF CHESTER Wednesday July .. y.
f ITy OF SHSAf2 we %as5 5p ja q 80
From Pier q, = r. ationlns Chrl-toph"r.st Ferry.
and location OF room SfC0ND CABIN. outward SIS
aud $40; prepaid. 80. sTEERAGE. $50 PETER
WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents. BoWLING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

1r,,r, cI-vr'NTlI NATTONAT. BANk OF NrW-i OKk
wa" 49, NEW.YOI,K June 20. 1s9ce
yu,ITr BOARD Of Directors have this day de-
cia-od dividend Of 1hrc 3 per cent; paya9 oo a.
cio.. an me e5rh inst. and open o. July ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23
ROANOKE GNS AND wATTR COMPANY.
$40 BUILD ri ILDlN''.
rNII.A nI-I .pllI \. Inna Il. lSoO

~ HE DlRlt 1Ok> OF the Company nave lHlS
I lev declared semi annual dividend Of four 90
r cont ON c capital stock of thi- conf any. as pad m
yabIe in cash july 1T gro Nmo. TO tnc stor AhodrS
- r,,ord a, ol June sd.
o.d a., and reopen ON th, ~ dav ~ July.
-" "'''' W II. a. GERHARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-23

INc0SS 0f fNl0fte. 1fNo'llN3V u '' II
Excess OF imports. Sls,35o.iii
Net Balances.
Txcess O, exports, - s;sGos l73 sos Sc OF
i,\Scs. If irtort. - .o.}9 rs ............
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a!lablc bal ,.-o.o 400 o-oo-c M. :,
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

Net available bal
auce .-..-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
THEY co TO CHURCH
Tas Thrse 9. & &. Posts Hear :
Good Sermon
IaE ORIGINAL OF NEA0RllL DlI
fhs Gr4zd Ar1y FssIs Yesterday IsAa-
saratea tAs Aaaazl AssaeFtAl EKsr-
essss aad AStszasa the Divlsiga-
st Ch1reA la b9dy.

Tie anuuAl memorial seEFlcsS OF tae
GRAND Army posts IA Ihs city, COM
monty held TIE sunday before Aemor-
IA DAY, Wzs held yesterday morning IA
tas DlyIs.on-strest Methodist Church.
TIE three posts. Custer, Chznpln snc
4. b. Watson. and tae sons OF
Veterans, marched 10 the church
and took Ehv.E seats IN a body. Ine A.
B. Watson Post vas neatly uniformed.
Ihe devotional portion Of the serv &c
Was much tne same, ia form. as On or
dlnaFy days ~ worship. except that the
sentiment OF patriotism naturally found
prominence ln the religious Aspirations
and prayers OF the people
The sermon was preached bY Rev.
Or. John Graham, from Exodus, II "A.
And tins day shall De unto YOU for a
memorial; aud ye shall keep % feast
70 the Lord throughout your genera
tons, and ye shall keep IL feast by al
ordnance forever The preacher,
lu a brief historical retrospect, Illus
trated the beauty and utility Of memOr-
lal day. ~ general, making the special
Application ii the occasion that calls
together each year the G.. 4. x. and the
patriotic ones OF the Nation. IN his
illusions 10 tue orignoi Memorial Day,
the preacher told some history that Is
not possessed by everybody. lie said
tlat the earliest nceptionOt the idea Of
decOQtng the graves OF the soldier
dead vas among the women OF the
south with reference 10 the COnfeder-
crate dead. Ia the year 1864, the
ladies OF some Southern state had col
lected flowers for the purpose or decor
atlug their soldiers graves on the NOR
row. During the night negroes set TO
and gathered large quantities OF Mid
hOweTs, and with them decorated the
graves OF the Union soldiers. From
that year the graves OF Union soldiers
have been decorated every year, and
the negroes may truly be said 10 have
been the originator OF Memorial day.
There was an immense congregation
at the church, and the common remark
among the posts was that the sermon
was the best that they had ever heard
on the subject. In It's moral and spIri-
tual bearings, II was 4 noble exaltation
OF the power and beauty OF self fsacrfice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

The grammaTien may object that Mr..
Bret Harte still places adverbs between
the sign of the infnitive and the verb.
During the negotiation Of the Alabama
treaty our government telegraphed to
Washington that this must not be done.
We had made great concessions, bat we
C, Md not conceds "to faithfully main
tain in place of faithfully TO maintain.
Whether the phrase was of English on
American origin, il was altered by Mr..
Fish and Lord Grey, and all was peace.
Ny. Bret Harte is not so scruprlous on
this point as Mr.. Gladstone's governmen.
was then, bat many readers viii con-
slider the matter trife.-London News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
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OF the dance hail can have muse furn-
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