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THU NATIONAL DKIIJ.. The Three Important Uaya of the Great Military Bveut <>r the Preeeut vear. WASHINGTON, May 24.-Tho competi tivo drill bogan at lb o'clock ibis morn ing. Company A, First Minnesota Reg iment, was thc* lirst compati} to cuter. They drilled well. The SCOOP I company was* the Eighth separate company ol Rochester, N. V. These two companies drilled in tho SOU tb of tho grounds too tar from tho grand stand to bo B60U to advantage. Next followed the Mescaline Billes of Iowa. Tiley marched to tho front of tho grand stand, saluted thc judges sud began to drill. They handled UlOU pieces well, but were a little weak in foot movements. They were liberally applauded. Then followed tho Grand Kapids Guards, Company A, First Bat talion Virginia (colored) Volunteers, Southrons.^ Vicksburg; Company A, First Vugmia Regiment. Popular de monstrations iiidicitcd that Hie Vicks burg mon and Company A, First Vir favor cf Hie day. Tho competing com panies were limited in numbers to twenty-foui men each, with their three OUlcers and two guides. The program o? jiurtoitvres was de livered to >-ucli company's commnndor one hour bel. ie the time allotted for tho corps' appearance, and Hie men were thereby Uept in ignorance of the manouvres they were to oxcouto tili tho ordors wore actually given. In general term?, they were to exercise lirst in the school ot' the soldier (that is without arms) then in the manual at arms, und lastly, in the school of the company, Thirty minutes were allotted to each company to complete its program. A furious thunder and wind storm came up about four o'clock and put an end to tho proceedings. The crowds scattt red ut once. Tho roof was blown oft' n large part ol' the grand stand and the canvass, rocks, forts and war vessels, and light house ot the "Pyorani?" were tipped over and scattered. The order for dress parade at ."> p. ra, was rescinded. For the proposed dress parado commands have boen organized m provisional battalions, in which the troops ol thc respective sections ot the country nro grouped to gether as far as possible, Kentucky, ( >hh> and I dstrici of Columbia men cadi form ouo butlnlion; Texas, Mississippi and Missouri form one; tho Governor's Guard ol North Carolina nro with Mich igan and .Minnesota men; tho Virginia troops constitute a sopando brigade, already completely m gunized ranier ( len. C. J. Anderson. Tlc total number of men iii camp is about 2,b'00, in seventy organizations. Cue-third of the total are Virginians. Three-quarters of thc commands ha? e out? rt tl tho competition for infantry prizes, euc of which is col ored. ? our colored companies uro in camp, two from Virginia and two from thc District ol' Columbia. "WASHINGTON, May 25,-Thc parado ol troops to-day for review by the Presi< dent bas afforded the in d opportunity for seeing at tinco lite entire body ol those forming thc encampment, and wa.1 un unqualified success. Tho wcathoi was perfect, Washington looked its best, and the greater part of the populutioi seemed to be on the lino of march. Th? arrangements for tho parado wore sea gonably cor. ploted and were carried ou' almost to tho allotted 3ocoud uud with out an apparent hitch or break. Tin head Of tho column started from cami promptly at ?2 o'clock ami leached tin stand erected for tho President aud in vited guests ten minutes later. 'iib stand hod scats fox nearly !il)0 poisons and was well filled, without crowding With thc. President were Mrs. Cleveland .Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Murscy, and Cole ucl and Mrs. Lamont. General Shoridn and several members of his stall* in lu uniform were their escort. Among th guests of tiie drill were Governor Lee, c Virginia, and stall', Governor McGill, ti Minnesota, anti stall', mid the .-bot o Governor Groy, ta' Indiana, (''... Gov ornor himself having boon detained a tho last moment), ?Secretory Endicott Senators Sherman uni Gorm nu, tin Mexican ami Japanese Ministers ami th? ladies of their families, ami a linera sprinkling of oth a- legation and arm; people. The troops looked and marehei like veterans, and were encouraged wit! liberal applause. In one respect th programme was departed from. Th Vicksburg Southrons, with their bain ami the Memphis Zouaves, brought ti] the rear with quite an interval botwcei them and their predecessors. Thc; formed in fact a little column by them selves. They had. been assigned to po.-.; tions respectively in the fourth um ninth provisional battalion!*, butdrt ppct tatt of lino because, as their oilicors ox plained, they wei\; placed immediately behind tho colored organizations. Another heavy shower about I o'clocl prevented the dress parade, schedule for ? o'clock. VS ISUINGTON, May 26,-Tho Riohmom (?roys broke camp tibs morning and h fi for home. They came herc with tin understanding that they would not re main niter they bad taken part in tin competitive, iniantrydr.il. Company A Third North Carolina Uegimont, also rc turned heine to-day, The reason is tba many of the members ure engaged ii business, anti they were unable to obtail leave of absence beyond to-day. Tho wt at her was Supt rb to-day. Tin day was industriously dovotcd to oom potitivo drilling and tho authorities profiting by experience and criticism, uro making tho work very interesting, Seven or eight thousand spectators wert on the grand stand. The competing infantry companiet were the Governor's Guards, of Haleigh, N.C; the Louisiana Lilies; tho Sars field Guards, Of Nesv Haven, Conn. Company C, first N. J.; Company J>, Washington Light Infantry Corps; Toledo, Ohio, Cadets, and Company A, Washington, 1). C.. Cadets (colored), Tinco td' tho Companies arc worthy ol special mention: The Lonisiaua Lides, the "Washington Light Infantry i Wash ington's crack corps) and tho Toledo Cadets, tho Toledo mon probably carry ing off the palm. Thc competition for tho artillery prizes was narrowed to two companies and the contest consequently was for thc lirst prize of 91,500. The Petersburg, Vn., company had withdrawn from tho con test. Had thore been n third contestant n second prize of si,(Min would have boon awarded. Ono eomimny from Indianapolis ami ono from Milwaukee drilled to-day, Thc guns, horses ami drivers, and also tba judges of tho contest, wero furnished h. tho Third (regular) Artillery, Two guns and caissons were manned by the visit ing militia anti wert; drilled by their 0W1 captains. Loth acquitted thomsolvoi well. Tho riOo competition also came off. Ninety-eight entered, but only thirty eight reported. Tho highest score of the day wes that of Lieutenant Pollard, of tho Washington Light Infantry, bol lard was a member of tho International Kilto team which went to Wimbledon a few years ugo. Eighty-three was Boori d by Lieutenant Reil und Private John stone, of tho Continentals, of Washing |k>a, P? 0.| Private Crossman, Second low?, and Private. Stoyor, Second Mary land. Many companies will leave to night nnd to-morruw. CLEVELAND V8. SIIBttAlAiV The Leaden ?I Hw 0|ii,io>tln-t Forren In the Neal Presidential ' i tilt. IOX Governor Curllu, ol Pennsylvania, bas bceu talking politics a little. Hore is what la sahl: "1 will loll you what will he the liehet next year. President Cleveland will head the Democratic and Senator Sherman the Kupublicnu. All this Ulatue talk of the Pennsylvania leader? makes ino smile. Wait until they get to the convention and V'.'i will lind out. They will take no ?.?hune s. Unless some very exceptional condition cf allans arises Ikey will not he likely lo lake ll candidate handicapped as Blaine is willi defeat in two nominating conventions and once before Ibo country, which shows thal there is no harmony ?tl Ibo genera) sentiment of the party, no mat ter what may bo tho enthusiasm of his per sonni followers, if tho Republicans should commit the folly of putting iiim ou ibo ticket auain it will not bo tho old light, lott a VOty new one. There's where Illume s friends are bli ld to thc natural tendency of public sentiment. "In thociunpalguof 188*1 thc Democratic party was heavily handi-apped by two very [nipt riant Influences; tho llrst was the fear oi iii industrial aud other material interests ol tito probable policy of tho party on the grei i fhinuclal and economic questions; Ibo olhor was tho uncertainty of thu ability of Mr. t loveland, notwithstanding Ibo high cha 'Iill ter ot his previous brief public rei i lo curry <>ui Ibo pledges which bo had made lil thc interest of reform and good government. Those rears will not w t ? li In the balauco in favor of Mr. Blain? another lime. Thc Pr?sident has gained thc < ontidenco of the whole people for con servatism and regard for the public interest above pa! ty or personal considerations. With lum at the head of tho ticket no ex phuiutii ns uro required. He has simply t i point n> ibu record. Therefore the two caud iles would stand upon their merits. Tin i I he fear of high-handed partisanship Would he tin-other way. A go al mam business nun will recognize the prudenci of Mr. Cleveland and will not be lu a great hurry m make a chango. The strength ol Sherman would be in his conceded conger vat ism and his soundness on all tho great issues." The Governor added: "Since Comics adjourned I have talked with a great man' people- in and out of public lifo In Nev! \oiiv. Philadelphia, Washington nnd else win re. and I have conic to the eoiicllisloi that t lure is a great .deal of quiet ihhlkhn goiiej on muong thc itepuhlictins In regari m Di? i hoke of a man to heal Mr. Ch VC lund. They know thc;, ii.ivo n big job 01 Iheiv hands and don'' Inteud to make anj mistakes if 'I ey cou provenl it." Governor Curtin is also taking deep in Iciest in thc new hirth of industrial pro gross ?ti tho South. Ho siil: "In tin very face ol tho revi vial of industrial uctiv tty .North ami South, wo uro confronted lo largo Importations of iron, whic h will gin thc mat kel and iulcrfcro with thc domain for ' ur home product. The Sot horn pro duct is now becoming a competitor will thc product of tho North In our home nun . i kit, which is for the good ol' our ?ron pee .] plo, no mutter how it goes, but this foroigi product hench?s no one. Thc labor HUI ?he prollts nil belong lo foreign countries The Southern people nuisl beg I ll tn so . that ii they want a market for their prc duel, ii must he a h.. .mc mai kit and Ihei k competition should bo confined lo hom - products and not Imported. They shouli 3 hove presented painfully before them th ) Industrial history of Pennsylvania, Tba j will glvo them practical lessons In ibo hen - ctlts of au industrial polie** willoh will -i s cure to them n market which will bo mor t cet tain and immediate in its substantial ri suits than any chimerical ?'h as ot specula live markets, which exist solely in iii sophistical Inferences of pro-Bri tish econ |( muk-doctrines, or free trade." fj i lie Negro** Itelntlun lo Hie While Mun, 1 Kimon H KOONDI The followhig is ; I vlow ol the "negro question" not generali; f knowu and thinking il moy lie iniereslin/ . io jour readers 1 request thal von repul? t lit li lt, * * * i 7b lin Aililor "j Thc j\at$ it nd Cou rier p In ihese days, when thc negro has hud elvi i! equality thrust upon him. omi win i 1 chu relies are recognizing Ids ecclesiastic!! y equality, it would bc well for Christini I people who seem lo bo forgetting ruco dis i Unctions cleated hy the Almighty, to in Q quire Oil what solid grounds they can con t. sent to put the negro on tho same pinn I with tho superior races. Ii is as uniei ' thal Ibo negro is a descendant of Ham \x through Canaan. The Bible declares o , tin-, --ni of Hum: "Cursed bc Canaan; : ' Servant of servants -hall he hg milo hi brethren. Blessed bo the Lord God o " Shem, and Canaan shall I"- his servant God dalli enlarge Japheth, and he sha! 1 dwell In lin- tents of Shem, and Cammi - shall ho Ids servant," Willi 'hi- before us, does ii not seem Ibo every attempt to make liam, or the negro ; thc- equal of or a ruler over Shem nth l Japheth, that is (lie white race-, lends t< falsify this prophecy'.' Wt have heel forcctl to cone nie equality ii. the state In J tho old abolition fanaticism which om t Soul,.'in theologians regarded as infidelity . bul sholl wc, willi this prophecy in view - of om own accord not only make tho negri ? an cqtial in tin- Church hut actually pul , him ?a authority over us? The curso upoi Caiiaan, which is also O prophecy. v-.n t thai he should bc a servant of servants, oi i a -ho c i ; slaves, (hal is tho lowest of ser j van:-, ami I cannot hut regard all dbuts ic pul lum on equality w Ith the other c lilldrcii , of N< nh as nu lin ph us attempt to counter vail God's providence and very much like the c!< lerniinatinn nf the Keqieror Julian lc ' rebuild .Ii rusalcm in order thal ai least om 1 prophecy might bo falsified nnd tho Bi bli discredited. Julian's gigantic efforts n ; fight ngdnst God resulted lo him In digna tor, .Negro equality and authority, as wc i weil know, have resulted disastrously In thc State, shall we subject ourselves lo like danger in the ( 'burch? ; My seri pt ll ml inference is that the poil lion of Ilia negro inwards me Caucasian ; races io ono of Inferiority mid subordination hm li lu ( 'burch and Slate, CAI O ISI IN. 'I ia- Time Nui > ri. Soi C Mew Vork papers are strongly lu favor ol a Southern man for second place on the next Democrallo Presidential tic ket. Wo have our doubts ahout tho sincerity of this policy on (ho part of our Northern friends. The Chronicle would Uko lo see a Soil thorn man thus elevated and this paper would lend .'til of its energies in this (UrCC lion, did wc think the time propitious for -uch n move. But the South can wail a while longer. We cannot alford to sacrifice one nf our leaders just now. We can cain nothing by baste. Tho South has exerc ised patience nnd luis hided her time-. She can lilford lo wall awhile longer. Wc have no objection lo any Southern man named for thc po??ilon, R?ther ono would give us ox (remo pleasure to see elected. But can the Democratic party do if, ls tho question. Thc (Imo has hardly come fi r this step. CharMte Ch rm, i ric. tmerleA'i Pride, True American men and women, by reason of their strong constitutions, beautiful forms, rich complexions mid Characteristic energy, aro envied by all notion-. It ia the general uso of Dr. Barter's Iron Tonic which brings about these resulta. * A man can express his feelings and still send them hy mail, UKNKHAL NB WU Mti'KS. Kemi <>i lulereal Uatbered from Various Uiinrlri?. Queen Knplolnul omi he r suite have lort New York for Kumpe. Tho Catholic Young Men s National l ui ni is iu session lu New York. Loni Landsdowne owns something like 95,000 acres in Couuty Kerry alone. United States Treasurer 1 lyall has duty qualified. Danit 1 Manning w ill soon return lo New Yoi';. Hi- health is greatly Improved. Three cases ol yellow fever aro reported at Kev West. Tiie Virginia Legislature 1ms adjourned m'iw die. Pleuro pm namma has appeared among emile in Baltimore, On (hu night of the '.'?ml. SlUntCI had two shoi ks of earthquake and one lire. .Mole limn ?00 hodies were cremated at Tokio. Japan, during th" month of March. A ph I lo assassinate the Sultan has been discovered and thc Turkish ruler is badly frightened, A cordial and complimentary welcome W08 extended to O 'Urion hy the New Yolk Legislature. Thc great colton mill of Parent ?V l e maire, ut Roubaix, france, in the Depart nu nv du Nord, has booti bumed. Until houses ol' the Virginia Legislature adopted r?solu dons of sympathy with Ire laud. The Surgeon General of tho Untied State-; has been notified of yellow lover nt Key West. A jury has boon empaneled for ibo trial of Jncnh Sharpe, charged with bribery hi New York. o brien bits received a note warning him, on pain of ileai li, aol to euler Kingston oi Ottawa again. A ?tonu at San Angelo, Texas, on Tuc ; dav night destroyed $80,000 worth of prop , erty. A movement is OM foot to e msolidnU , New York and Brooklyn as one munn i pa I ?ty. Tho Augusta Knights of Labor linvi arrnugi 1 to pay hil their debts growing oui of Ihc'Slriki s hist year. lt la stated thu*, ile- Charleston, t an in 1 mili und Chicago Railroad is owned hy UK Soul!) Carolina Kai!way Company, ' Ji ' u Thompson, his wife, his three dill dren lind his wife's sister were drowned oil Hamilton, Ont., on Tuesday night. , Tho graduating ( lass at Princeton Uih . year will plant a slip of ivy seal them b\ j Mrs ( 'loveland, the President's wife. A heavy storm at Montgomery, Air t Tuo?dtiy, unroofed several houses and up rood 1 many trees. Tho Georgia State Funeral Directors' As sociation have had a jolly timo ni theil . meet:n<4 in Augusta. 3 At Hamilton, Ont., O'Brien's earring*. Was tired into, ami the driver sli ' 1 wounded. The occupants escaped unhurt I Tho Canadian Pacific Railroad has M _ cured an entrance into Chicago throng] j some agreement with the Michigan Central Tia- President has appointed I' Kenn i- LnComhc, of New York city, to lie addi a dona! circuit Judge in thc Second Judioiii I Circuit. Tho President has appointed L. W. Heid (" of \ intiiiia, Assistant. Itogistcr < lin .? Tren orv. This a promotion. Held wm r already employed tn thc Iteglster's oltice. ',' A Colored man with lite smallpox escape' from iii? Jersey City police on Tuesday i' last sud wondered over New Vori; und Brooklyn. Ko was recaptured. ,. Judge l?oii l has graute I ari Injunction tn L. rest rr. i n suits in thu Virginia court.-; tiguinsl , dela-..liing taxpayers who liavi tendered . State coupons in payment of taxes, ti The Ihdlroad Commission continues I - receive petitions for and against the ni-men sion of thc clause as to long and sllorl hauls. Th - changes iii thc Calais harbor, now ncorl, completed, will shorten the journei 'J from i. ndon lo Paris lo -uni and a hull hour. ;M : lies .-how thal not over 50 per cent, of Um inmutes of tin.- Massachusetts Stat? Prison are returned to it for Mibsuqucni . crimtM. ' The Kev. Uichord Newton, D. [>., a dis j Hugill Ju d Protestant Kpl icopal ? '.- i .? r'lnaii; ! died :.! his residenco in Philadelphia or Wednesday morning, aged ' yen rs. lb cent ruins throughout tho NorthweAl hnvc extinguished most of tho f?n st lires 0 which have liecn raging in Wisconsin ami 1 Upper Michigan. Sherman Bacon, colored, w?fc d?cident ? ally killed hy wm. Plenty, v, ho pointed a i gun ul him. not knowing i: w:ws loaded. -> Both "I Savannah. 1 Deputy. United s!ute> marshals have ur 11 ileu hair lhere men oil thc Southern Pie chlo Ihdlroad, suspected of hoing hnph ' culed in the recent train robbery. , More an I.. Segurn, manager of thc Philadelphia l'm I. rel In Company, at I" j North 7th street, has left that city, leaving, , it k alleged, a deficiency of $85,000 in lils . nccouiits. Queel) Victoria's assistant muster of thc r ceremonies wears u curious hndg? of oilier. ( suspended from his chain, with an ullcgori , cal representation of peace on one side, , w hich i- reversed in times ol war. Among the fifteen young theological stu 1 denis '-admited from the Auburn Theo logical Seminary, New York, a few dnyn ago, v e . a Hindoo, a negro and several IO uro] eo ns, , Thc lion. Wm. I V Kelley, ol Pennsyl vania ts to write in Hie ?iJnnu/acturers' . liecord i scries of articles oh Ibo Indus!ri J , condition of the South. Ho will im iden , tally argito lu favor of protection. Tho Travelers' Protective Association, i numbering Hi.(ino. declaro their purpose to usc dui. influence in future campaigns lo ! to (dcet Congressmen who will vole torc : poul the I o tor-State Commerce law. Tin-- ile ot the French Crown jewel' hus hcen concluded. I .ie chief lot, tho din? mond la-ad (hess, was sold in si.Vt eon pieces for 050,000 francs. The proceeds from thc nine d i;> s' Bide amounted lo0,8(11 OtiOl rance. Chattanooga has subscribed $150,000 lo the MiUhlUOll) Bea per and .Mower Works, soon lo he removed from the North to Hint city. Tin- Works will employ #400,000 capital mid 700 hands. A colored woman was killed hy lighting ?ii Smith's Old Field, Sparlnuburg county, last Thursday afternoon. She went out of the house and wa.- feeding a pig when thc fatal shock came, killing her instantly. Thc king of Siam hus sent a numhor of dignitaries of Iiis kingdom in search Of u score or more of suitable middens to he married lo his son, the youngest, who was recently olio dally declared "crown prince," Phillip D. Al "mr, the pork prince of Chicago, celebrated his 05tli birt inlay one day last wick. Ho works just as hard as he did 20 years ugo, The 12ft men and hoys om ployed in his ofllce sonl him a fine basket ol Howers on his anniversary, (?hurles Hut ris, of Point Pleasant. W. Vn., bought a bottle of patent medicino and gave two doses to his twelve year old hoy, who was niling. Tho hoy died in a few hours with all the symptom's of arson I cal poison. A yenr ugo Justice Woods, wild died in Washington (he oilier day. wns Hie most vigorous and robust mun in appearance on the Supremo Court hench. At the begin ning ot last October, however, he began to suffer from n cough, which rapidly grew worse. Groot Best, of Wilmington, C., the negro who at one shot killed three of his rom] anions and wounded three others, has .been convicted of w il ful murder. It was thought at first that thc shooting resulted from carelessness. It is said lu Washington timi thc Pres! dent will soon appoint a superintendent of (lie coast survey to lill a vacancy which has existed for some time. Professor Kimball, director of the mint. General "Baldy" Smiiii and (Jeneral Rosecrans are among those mention? il for thc place. Brother Bun-hard has been to see Mr. Cleveland. In the. conversation timi took place tho doctor admitted that Ins famous mi i!.. "Hum, Romanism and Rebellion," was alluded to. "I told the President," sa i ihr doctor lo a friend, 'Mt wa- the will of thc bord thal he should he elected." Victoriano, an Indian of San Jnciuto, ( 'al., once chief of the Seranos, ls thought lo bc at least Bio years old. His narration of scenes at the San Gabriel .Mission, whore he worked when a boy continus this belie). His mind ls active and his memory good. lu Liszt's mctnolr8 occurs thc following: 1 knew George Bllot and her friend Mr. Lowes, nt Weimar. They weroremarkably Ugly, and Lewes was rather delicate about prc cuting Miss Lvans to mc owing lo thc relations existing lu tween them. 1 told him, however, that I did not CIUO." Tho Baronesses, Anna and Louise, of Oatt eula rg. recently rowed in a boat to thc spot where King Ludwig, of Bavaria, drowned himself, and committed suicide ill tho same way. The bodies were found clasp, d in each other's arms. They had been m Hering from melancholia ever sine?! the l ing's d'.adi. Lawyer Wm. A. Delainey, who repre sents certain foreign bondholders of thc Kansas l\-.< ?Ile Railroad before it came un d< r control of Jay Gould, Russell Sage and others, says he will commence an action against those parties as soon ns tho ncccs iry papers arrive from Amsterdam, Hol land. Tho amount of thc suit will bo marly $:!,0(N',oii<). Samuel Dunn, colored, aged live, was accidentally killed in Augusta Tuesday by ' ono of his companions, who threw an old compass at him, Hie point of which pene trated tho skull and bruin, Death was in stanliiucous, and it is not known who in Hided tho blow. Several boya wore "chunking*' cadi other in play. Knell, when questioned, denied Ibo deed. Tho General Executive Board of thc I'in dang Knights of Labor have decided to personally investigate thc strike in the coke regions. Thousands of men are now out of employment throughout tho manu facluring district i on account of the scarcity 01 coke, lt ls OU account of this army ol' men. and tho prostration in business thal tho General Board of Knights of Labor is . anxious lo renell ki settlement, .lohn Vuiidcrblirg, who outraged a young girl nt Rockville. Mo., a few days ago, liad a hearing for bail yesterday. Thc . Judge had just tiv,?i tho bail al $10,000, when no vorn I shots were (Ired, and after . ijiii'-i was restored, V'andcrhurg was found lo :.- ?!( al Tho two brothers of Miss An di i on, who were present, have been ar resl >i. lt is not known who did tho shoot , lng. Tl msol thc late "Extra Billy" Smith of Virginia wero fond of adventure. His on, William Smith, was a midship ; mau in tlie navy and was lost in tho Indian Ocean. Austin Smith, tho great bowie knife lighter, was hilled alt tho battle of Seven Cities. Puter Bell Smith was acci <!. (itally ki Heil by a pi-iol soon after thc war. .i nm - ( di. h Smith and Col. Thomas Sm ii li figured prominently ns duelists. <>f . bx ia Billy's" children out three survive him, a ian.:... .-. Col, Thomas Smith and Frederick Smith of New Mexico. Major Ital h borne, who has IH.CH np lcd Consul General n> Paris, ?saman < I medium height, lull figure, with a bald head, gra) mustache and llorid complexion. H< : - al mn ; yt nra of agc. lie is wealthy , and so is his wife. Both of them speak Kn . . li lluciitly. Major Rathbone is fond of si ci< ly, is a good walt/.er and will shine in !h. ballrooms of Paris with a brilliancy iK'comillK a consul general of the United , Stall?. Lewis !'. Allen, nf Buffalo, is au uncle ol I'lcsiihiiil Cleveland 1 Ic is a tall, lean mu , nol al all like his nephew in build. Ills lei was Grover < loveland's mother. Mr. .Mien has not conversed with Mr. Cleveland t r four years. He considers Ibo i' i Idonl il man of only ordinary abil ity, a ho "has lots of luck." He says that tho Ihosidoi ; gels his obstinacy from bis 1 fallu ; . "Tlie clevelands," says Mr. Allon, . a ore lill obstinate race." Hooting Out Ritualism. A uiicwhnt sensational case is undordis cussion In Ibo Episcopal Council now in sessional Henderson, Ky. It is that of the Rev. George C. Bells, n i tor of Grace Pro testan! Kplscop.il Church, Louisville, Ky. . '..? minister has been in charge ot tl I at l il roi" Ibo pa a two years, and din ing inn hus shown unmistakable louden < ?. - to the Roman Catholic faith. This has been evidenced in ninny ways, hut more ll I ly hy Ills recent action in having lierniiMe constructed in tho church. Tliis is n distinctive piece of furniture com? mon only to ibo Hollian Catholic Church. Beyond this, Mr. Bells is also accused of extreme ritualistic tendencies. Ho insists upon lu lng addressed ns "Father," which is a title distinctively worn hythe eccles! a-be, of die Roman Catholic Church. Thcsii innovations have naturally produced ri criticism from the laymen of his own church as well os his brethren in the ... Tin matter was at hist carried be foret ic bishop, tho Righi Rev. Thomas M. Dudley, who nt once ordered t lie removal of the lab; liiach- and the expunging from ibo . u nis of worship of nil features extra m on - io the ritual ol tho Episcopal Church. These instructions Mr. Betts disobeyed, re tread::..' Behind tho vestry, whoso consent, lie assorted, must bo obtained before lie could remove any article from the chancel of his church. Oil the matter liebig re fermi lo I lie vestry of Gracechurch, it was foti ut! Ililli I ley tully sustained Father Bells, and refused to remove it, thus defy ing tho mandate of tho Bishop, Nothing mon could he done Ind to carry the matter bi fore Hie tribunal of the nt som bled coun cil :.t Henderson. This was done, anda righi investigation is now proceeding, li. l u? nr. ri Wltlpplllgd'Oal. A M liming! ,n dispatch says: public whippings ni Newcastle attracted alargo erowtl i l spectator*, among them several Mcsli/ ?B, members of tho Mexicali Village Com pa ii) exhibiting lure. Light culprits were stripped of their clothing and lashed io iii. whipping post, while Hie sheriff ad ministered tho cat, Two men, for the theft of a Chicken, were punished with as many blows as a thief who -dole nearly $800 ....nh of platinum, while a profes sional sneak thief, who robbed a jewelry sion: of a bay <>f rings and locked tlie pro prietor 111 to proven! pursuit, received only live lashes, ju-t half the number given the chicken thieves. The punishments began with Wm. Monis, colored, charged with assault Willi intent to kill. He was given an hour in thu pillory, ('liarles Scott, for (ho larceny of a watch, received live lashes; John \\ . Campbell, for tlie theft of a tray of rilo'-?, Ovo lashes; Antonio (hdllo, lar ceny ot a Watch and chain, live lashes; R. A, Providence, larceny of a coat, live ?ashes; .lohn Heck and Allen McCracken, larceny ol' chickens, ten lash' s each. Ben jamin Simmons, colored, larceny of a clock, len laslas. Silas Murray, colored, larceny ot a quantity of platinum, ten lashes. Dr, Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures when every other so-culled remedy fails. Spring chicken buyers should state dis tinct ?y whether they want thc spring of 1776 orl88j. BIUC'-A-BllAr. TUB HOYS wno AUK WASTED, Hoys of spirit, boys of will. Hoys of muscle, bruin and power. Fit to cope with any I hine.. These are wanted every hour. Not the weak and whining drones, That all trouble magnify; Not the watchword of "1 can't,' But thc noble one. "I'll try." Do whato'eryou have to do With a true and earnest /.eal; Bend your sinews to the task. "Put your shoulder to thc wheel. Though your duty may be hard, book not on it as un ill; If it he an honest task, Do it willi an honest will. High-water mark- Your clliu, The turning point-Tho pitchfork. Stage struck- Mit hy an omuibus. The health question How arc you. Posing for effect-A goat ready to hutt, Superior blankets arc now woven of * OW hair. Labor has hitter roots but sweet fruits a< well. Straws shows w hich way the sherry coli 1er goes. The black silk hat can "go lo lite hi ml once more. The sky, unlike man, is most cheerful when bluest, 1 le who foresees calamities stiff ors them twice over. Jones says tho only trouble with his shy. is that it is too high toned. It is not n good way to preserving yt in fingers to have them "jammed." "Truth ( lushed lo earth will risc Hgaiu" -Provided Hie yeast is not sour. The man who "wouldn't wonder" musl be tho laziest man in thc world. When a man starts out to paint il lown red, hedoes not do it in water colors. Why is an infirm old man like n ma u ni character . bach require a stall'. Ther?; ure few girls that, call make n per feet mash when a potato Is the subject, Alaska is soon lo have, a newspaper. In that cold country lt ought lo he a blanlul sheet. "How shall 1 sleep?" asks u correspond ent. Try io ?tay awoke lo catch EOlllC train. "(), my!" exclaimed Lilith, upon lier first entrance Into thc rink, "they're nil on castors' un'l they?" Thc graves) beast is an sss. thc graves! bird is an owl, thc gravest fish ls nil oyster, anti the gravest man is a fool. A youie/ lady calls her beau "honoj suckle." because he is id way.i hanging ?Vi I the front railings." "I'm at your service, madam" said the witty burglar when caught with his arms full of silvcrwan. Thc usual course i s to draw before com mencing lo paint, but some women n verse thc rule, and don't draw. "Who was the straightest man in thc Bible?" "Joseph." "Why?" "BccrusoPha raoh minie a ruler of him. The Duke of Arg vi says the world is ten million years old. How did he lind out ? Let your heart he as largo a*> the world, hut let there he no room in it to hold thc memory of n wrong. The turning point in a woman's lifo When she makes our tiltil old dress, " A l ongside out." A hoy is culled "a young hopeful" bc cause th*- one hopeful Hiing lt boil I him b thal he will not always he young, " Nervous (Jirl" wants to know how lo euro "a tickling sensation about the face." Get him lo shave olf his IllOUSbli lie. "Ma, why Is that dalkey equivalent lo ll conundrum?" "I'm sure 1 don't know, my son." "Because ho's a nig ma. Bee?" They are now making bricks of cork,hut tho bricks carried in hats late at night will continue to hi? made from Ila- old lliuU'liitl Wo suppose our sailoi s could chert I hav lugs on a pinch, because they arc used lo e aling aboard. Dr. Hammond says ealing mutton will make women handsome Heil >. I heir par liality foi sheepish young men, 'Tis an ill tiling lo bc ashamed ol' oiie'l poverty, hut much worse not te make U?C of law ful endeavors to avoid it. There is a town in Arkillisaw which struggles limier Hie name of "Limburg? r We'll wager a scent thai it's a live town. "Pa, I wantto go whaling." "All righi, my son. ' And in a few minutes hi was busy in tho woodshed, willi lots of Idubln i. If men knew as much at forty yean nf ngo as they thought they knew at twenty there would he mole statesmen iii thc country. A turnover issi.lied because when eaten al night it makes a person bun over ahou! SCVCII hundred times before he cm go to deep. Revengo is -weet. Pirst Bnsebiilllst Ah, ha' 1 hear you fellows were licked yet terday. Second Baschalllst-Vos, but you just ought to have seen thc umpire. A New Jersey defaulter tried to kill him self after being informed of ids clime. Tlie news should have been broken to him nc H. gently, as he had probably not heard of ll. "Ves,'' sighed old .Mrs. Gumbo, "thal accident was horrible. When I read about it, lt exaggerated meso that I couldn't de compose myself for several hours." An Eastern paper says that a dozen pr* gills from New Haven aro taking a tramp through thc Adirondack Mountains. That tramp must la; having a good linn "You may speak," said a fond mother, "about people having strength of mind, hut when it comes lo strength of don't mind, my son William surpasses everyb ?dy I ever knew." Yon say you are in love with Iwo girls, both beautiful, one "divinely tall." and lin other "a perfect little fairy." Marry the little one. She won't need so much stiilf for a dress. A little girl went into a thug stoic, Ibo other doy, nial said lo the proprietor, in il half whisper, "If a good little girl llln'l gol no money, how much chewing glim do you ?ive lier for nothing? " A young Indy on hi ing asked wluil hud ness lier sweetheart w.is in. ami not Ukin ; to say he w as bottling soda and mineral water Oil Washington Sinei, answored, "He is a practicing ll/./.itiou." "Tell mc, papa, are you still growing?' said a charming little girl lo her father, whose baldness wat assuming alarming pro portions. "No, my child, why ?" "Because thc lop Of your head linn como through your hair.'' A Mississippi dog hit off n boy's nose and Swallowed il. This shows the thought fulness of thc dog. If ho swallowed tho nose without biting lt off it mud have proved fatal to the hoy. "Waiter, didn't I tell you to >dve inc n piece of melon off the icc?" "Yass, uah, you did, Bah," "Well this piece ?s as wann asa tin roof." "Yuan, sall. Dal's 'ciiUjc hit's ofT dc icc, sah. Dev's allua wn'm when doy's og rle ice, sah." At sea. Small (liri aren't you glad lo to he on land sometime ' t'nole -Why! what do you mum? I Hatter myself 1 mn on land most of thc time. Small Girl You are Why, Papa says thal whenever lie sees you, you are half-seas over. A critical purchaser was recently ev un ining some muslins in one of Boston s beti shops, and asked for India mull. Tho clerk insisted that what sho saw was pre cisely what sho wanted, saying blandly, "This is md India muslin, ix-st quality* it'$ French. m ? A Hanl.'? Ke#|K)MlWIHy. A J. Gillespie A- Cd.'of ?Cabsas city, wer? owners et abaut eleven lum.hod head bf cattle, Rod shipped tho liord lo Chicago, consigned to lhtppnl Sons?& Co., nod un-: mediately drew drafts for tho nnjiroxhnato , value of il": cuttle, Happai, Sons ? Co . sold thc catlli . ?nd deposited tho looney, about >-"'"> OOO >\i'l) the Union Mock lards National Hank. At tho limo Itappitl, Bona vV Co., wore overdrawn tit tho hunk about Ibo Bnmo innoniit Tho bank, not knowing j wli.> tho inouoy belonged )<>. but only Hint lt was deposited lo itu- credit ?>f Happai, Sons & Co., appropriated it t > pay Hie over draft, claiming to hold tho same by "Han ker's Hon," Gillespie & Co., tiled a hill m tin- Hutted St it? . Court against tho bank to ii cover the money, ?nd Juden < 'rcshain do (.hied Hint they ? re en 111? d to the $25,000. "Yaua" on an exeli (ho conni you know. kl Hiiooks, "I've heei. |i> i g viv vegetable iliol down In no'iliiuu bul i pgs mid milk, I Sensation - Why i ?i- that three bottles ofJl. ?. H. aro sokl in Atlanta to orto of imy > >'?. bloc' reedy, und tu leo iva much cou? bumed in tho Stab ot Georgia, any other preparation? No ono uecd lake our word* but simply ask tho diuggi:tH. Ask tho people. 'Ahoy are compel' 1.1 witne; - ; i. is hon cs in At j .nia > ic buyiugli. !.. 13. in live ami Un gross lots, and Eomoof thom buy ns often as every two mouths. Why these un pro . ccdontod euh H hero ?it homo w Uh so little advertising? Modesty t?rbido us making a roply, Had 1). I?. H. been before tho public a quart t or half a century, it would not bo ucccssnry to be bolstored up with erutohoaot page ndvertiooment i now. Merit will conqiic-r and own mom >y, $1.00 WORTH $500.00 For four y. ars I have bi en a suilbrcr from a lerriblo form of Hhcumatunn, vvhioh rcdueo I mo BO low that al! Iiopo of recovery was given uj>. I have snll'ov cd the most exorueiating pain day and night, and often whilo writhing in ago ly have wished ? could die. 1 hayo tried everything known for that disenso, bul nothing did nid ?my good, and hftve had some of the lino t physicians of tho Stat" to work on me, but nil to noclYocr. I hnvo sp?nt over ?800 without Hulling relief. I am now proud to say that al er using only ono bottlo of B. r>. H. I nui enabled to w?|k around and attend t. business, ? nd I tvould bot toko $300 rov tho bouoill received from . n r>hi :!. bo tlc ol H I!, i'.. I refer lo .di inero-ii i and busiiu : > mon of this r.e. n, i'ourj most tr i ly, H. < ?. ( IA HA. Waverly, Walker county, L'exas. JDomo littra ted M 01 i i ?SPAKI A, ?A , May 1">, ?880? Hl.oOl) UAI.M CO: YOU will please ship us per llrst freight ono gross B. lt. lt gives us pleasuro to report a good tra b- for this preparation, ludecd it lins far eclipsed nil other blood remedies, both in doiuouslarted merit and nipid salo With US. UoziK.lt A \' \m?:viv\. All who dov Ire full in: ?vii .11 lon ip nut lbw raime sml cin e ol i load lolsjni ~ciooila .no scrofule KHwelllaRH. ricers, -m.- , ithotuna tlsiu, i-.niii y iout|ilnltilu. cahirrh, clo , eau Buouro l>.v haili lr. e, ii co|)v cur :J? anuo lllus 11-1? ii IWKlU nf WdlUhM . lilli- ' u ll ll I lu- III. I vyoiulorful ami slarllluu prooi ever hulero know ii. Athlr. ? . ? . CU) lt \ I.M co., Al.nula, nu, 'I HI: S ONLY TR UH wm ti.? io LADIES i.urify Ilia DLOOO ON ?lulo I.IVUP ..- .i KTNF.Y! .< TOLL Um II:.AI.IH..II.IVI.J. mot youui n> -1 ?* i -?i .i, w a 1.1 of AppotltO, I ol. i ?vt i.ni, f .i.cU nf Stronvtb und Tired FcolliiM lib i'm. !. euroli: Uunrw, imi?. olw ?ml nprvM recelvo iiow for -. KnllTon? tl?- mind ?nd Mipplfof Krui li I "nu i r. ' HuiTorliin from coiniilalnl? i.uli.ir tnllicir M-i wlJI liml nit. HAItTKR'B IltON TONIC H nate und moody cum Olvemicleiir, butti. Ihr complexion. rrc<iunnl nt tomi I? ni cotinleiitdt" Inn o.ily mill to Um populoril] Ol Ihn ur ii H...!. 1)0 notoxporhnonl ?tail the OIIIOIKAL A?O MK Or. HARTER.'fl UIVER PILtQ [Curo c ] Ho id? ,.11 od THE DH . HART ER MEDICINE COMPANY St. Louh, Mo . CHA li LOTTE (Cir. IWRTr?"i LtVFri PlLLn \, Curo confu?' tito .. r 11 ru1 int.it ?mil Bi.'V M lIo:i(trt'.!i<*. Hninp:.' .. io mil Oiinni KooV.1 i:milcd ou receipt ultu ii nm In poblano, f fr-ip; HA ? 1 i J 11?, VTO INST I Tl TK for VOI NO I.ADII'.s li in the South has ml vant ages supo rlortotho: . offered lien? In every depart ment-Collegiate, Art and Nfusle. Only pxporlenocd and necomplishcd teachers, tho building ls lighted with gas, warmed willi the best wron-Jit hou tu run ce?, has hut and cold water dallis, and first-class appointments as a boarding fy heel m every respect no school in tho South baa mipei lor. For Hoard and Tuition In everything in full Collegiate eotirse, ineludl i? ancient and modern languages, \ .-r session of weeks, .|ico h'edu. li.n tor two ol linne flOlll S.Oiu family ..i neighborhood, Pupil.-- clinrged only i rom ii..1;' of entrance. Vor Uataloguc, with full parlhuilais, ail dress Ki.v. WM. ll. ATKINSON, Oharlotto, N. (\ PITTS ( :A KAHN ATI VT! I'OH I Al \N i-. V.MI TJOKT?JINC CHM DH li N. An i tintai* f relief foi collo ot [infants. Cares Dysentery: Diarrhoen, Cholera Infantum or any (lifleasi H ol tho ?to mool i ami bowel.i. MakoH tho oritical period of Too tiling safe and easy? ls a safo and pleasant tunic, for salo by all druggist?, and for wholesale hy HO\VAIU>, WihnKT A: (Jo., Augusta, Ca. , 'f/p V / (j Tota/h Victim. Cnrcd by H. S. 8. S. S. S. vs. I h,tvi> hut litivid po>on 'or !?a vr*rr. I 1 ?i n?Lp0,**h ln tl'lt ,,m?< ''"t h did mo no ao.i ump? wera eoT?red wlthaorei uidleeaM ri.ilrm m my nhonlilom. 1 toole S S S , rind ll I ??tAJ 1,",v,'.t^'(r> My ftc?, Wi ?nd neck r itiMn li f nt rjly jon?, I welch,.I I hi p<nindi v \ji iKiiind?. My f?rti hof.l? hriixxt rr.o ?rreully 1 would Dot bo without S. ti. ti. Lt ?crer?l time o. K. un nvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Bluff of KlalKceii Experienced nn? Kklll? mi I?1U'B1C1IIIIM mut Surgeons. ALL CHRONIC lllScASES A SPECIALTY. i .? nts treated boro or al their homes. Many ?nie, through correspondence, aa !. If her III I? ison. Come and ll ! i , cents in stamps lor our !:. ' ? inch gives uh pnvtlc Woiu.o'a lnser.NsAiiv MKOI I \ i \ . i ,i i > ., i)*' i Main M., OultttlO, N.Y. , , . iv r . oui. . "run-down." debilitated i -, milliners, seamstresses,house? ,, . i mid overworked women aciieriillv. :.. Puvorite Prescription la tho Dost i\. tnnli ^. ll I? not a " i ure-ull, i iv muni: a BhiKlcnoaj ol purpose, .oui S peel tte for all thoflo ., . . und Diseases peculiar to i iimeiil oi many thousands i i D' Hotel and Burg led H innre experience. ll lies for Hi' ir cure, and Pierce's Favorite Prescription ! ox per lonco. For mal congestion, I it flo ut itt alt Ol] IIMII ii 1? oration. I? ls n specific, lt i v i nil general, im well a? uterine, tonio mid ti rvlne, and Imparts vigor and strength to pi" whole evotein. lt eures weakness ot idoniacli, Indigestion, bloating, weale hack, . . pm trallon, exhaustion, debility ana I, , ?a either sex. l'a vo rite I'resorlp , io -druggists under our posit (re n na ra tu . Sci) wrapper around bottle. _," ^ . OU SIX ItOTTI.ES $?.OO, io? $a.oo. p. .nt io cents in danu i for Dr. Plerco's largo . '. '. Min n ( ItHl pages, vi h i, Woiu.n's PiseKN ,' y'.y i pie sn J.i.vriON, 06JI Malu Street, l?il?alo, N. Y. _ ti Y ANTX-BIIilOl LITTLE LIVER ?ts TILLS. ana CATHARTIC. S?CR HEADACHE, IlliOUl BFcndnclie, n>l7.zlnosn, ?^oiist i pt?" tia . ' o?! IgoHtlon? mid i illloit?Atlnck?$ prompilv cured by ?>.. IMorci 's I?lcnnai?t Puren' IVO l*cllOlH. Ul i niau -. lal, by Druggists. PIANOS and ORGANS From the World's Best Makers, AT FACTORY PRICES. Easiest Terms of Payment Sight Grand Makers, and Orar Three Hundred 8tyla* to Sclaet From. PIANOS : Chiekorlng, Mason St Hamlin, Math IL,lick, Bent and Arion? ORGANS: Mason & Hamlin, Orchestral and Bay State, X'Unos and Organs delivered, freight paid, to All points South. Fifteen days' trial, and Freight Paid Both Ways, If toot .nitlifaotory, Order, and teat th? Instruments in your Own Domes. COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE, Branch of LUHDEN A BATES' SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. MU0X8 AND TKEM8 TH* SAJIA ?. W. TRUMP. Manager, ^RADFIELD'S i FEMALE REGULATOR! il it happily meets ibo demand ol the ago for ffenian ? peculiar afflictions, lt is a remen* for WOMAN ONLY, utri for ono 8PK0IAL OI.ASSof !Cr uh?1 is? . 'i 'i ?i Kpcclnc for coi uta diseased ?H of the io.mb, ami KO controla tho Men K a i lo ri gulute all dcrangmnciita au I ii ?ul innes of her Monthly Sickness. Tho pro . lin for ititi Itemed; in? miter aimiii-ai iHoportr. lila Htrictij a vegetnblo Compound, Iii? ' o .ic t presurip.ioii ol n leal ned phyelelao r . .' -:i J wai : KMAi.a l)i3RAS*H,andwhose ? m.V ?ii lo i eoad e ni >ucrca* in nouna ni nu i miro of female complaints, m . i will rc le. e you of ucarty all eoiupi unta ?i i, uliur to you rex. i i laleiij i ntrglsta, Write for book, "Mea lago to Woman," malled nee. ? i rum n toot, ?TO? ci, Agunta, ua, uNij. 'SVUAMBVN "09 laaii ouvnoiov .jvtnaitj jo j ?PV ??JIU* .jvi.S 1. . .<l? uouttmjeg cw/j. podfJ} qi] * '.oa tt 'PO' l?3iri iioiuui?i ??qnop V Vl'.iiiunouj uri, <!' ' i'f 't|i|Sit3iao> '2fW "P'M '*?J|Cip Cupri 'iu^||tpuno| jo Cll IS I 't||tp3)IM jo tm li 'i Cumuli *flu|i3a >ii|(ai^ pt(/.?HMJO||uaui, .n?i$u j fiui|??ai iseped ? 'SJ9UIJVJ ||BPUB83|IUU|00| '8J3du|Qii3 /q * 001$ wrjAll 'wiora 'DNIOVllEU "HSsTO /riv ?o? Bjsaissajssaaisww CAUTION. Ovtuunurt tkauM not eoni-ui ?vr spielte ?.PA itu t,;;,f*,;t ?m?ailon?, nttotUutu, pofath aiul mtrcury v.ueturts teMeA <irt g-,1. Un up im a, ?ot fn th?trovii tn?rii, i?<'. on tte merit of (.,r r>,,u ly. An imiutioii I; alur.'ys a /rttud -a. / <j rA/.j?, and thty thru* orJy w> th'y um t: al; .v i t hi artUU tmltutitl. TnatUton ticod ana skin IK ? r ?>n"-1 frti. /br tale l.y nil tlmyyUti. Tin: SWIFT BPs?tftO co., DraitHT8, Allanta, (ia. POTASH. mow I liAvo Ukrn ona hnndred botllr? of Rood I.A.! nimnicr my faee, neck, body ?.arcrl* nao my arma on account of rhen .aa done ma more ROIXI than all other medl arc iwffccily clear and clean, and my rhen. then I began thc medicine, and I now weWh aod gav? me. an api>ctl(? Uko a atrong mic ? Ka weight In (fold. 'CilKLL, W. ?ld St. ?erry, New York.