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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-21
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE a. ls6s-rRIPLE SHEET

the third 200 sovs Colts Sst Obj; FLIES sst Glib
One mile and seven furlongs 96 subs
Marquis OF Hastings The Earl by Y. Melbourne
Bay Cecilia 8st Obj. (F0rdham). ................ 1
M. Schickler's Suzerian Sst. Glib. (Custanoe) 100.
Count +. de Lagrange's Nelusko, sst 9lb Grim
Lord Stamfords Vale Royal, sst. sb daley.
Mr. Savile's Blueskin, Sst. Glib. (Maidmenn S
N. Delatre's Sedan Sst. Glib. a. Watkns). ....... 0
Major Frind0lin's Sardanaple Sst. Glib. 70. PratD
Betting-5 to on The Earl, to against Suzerain,
4 to against NeluskO, TO against Vale Royal, IL
to against Blueskin so to against either Sarda-
After taking their preliminary canters the above
seven paraded past the stand and walked down to
the starting post. They got away at the first at
tempt. and to very good start Neusk0 being the
FIRST to show In front, but soon afterwards Sedan
took the lead followed by Blueskin and The Earl.
Nearly opposite the stands on the far side OF the
course Blueskin took up the running but was soon
after passed by Vale Royal who was followed by Blue.
to the turn into the straight run In, when The Earl
took the lead, followed by Suzeran and Nelusko and
won very easily by q length, half length between
the second and third and length divided the third
from the fourth. Value Of the stakes $3.50 sover-
eigns.
WINNERS OF THE GRAND PRIx DE PARIS.
Year. Otcner Jockey.
lS63-Mr. Savile's Ranger, by VOltgeur.J. Goater.
lS64-Mr. H. Deamarre's Vermont, by
- NaD0D. Kitchener.
lS6S-Count F. de Lagrange's Gladia-
ture, by Monarque. ii. Grimshaw.
lSo6-Duke OF BeaufOrt's Ceylon by
100. Idle Boy: ................... Cannon.
ques, by Underhand, after
dead heat with Patrcien. -. .Fordhanl.
ls6S-Marquis Of Hastings The Earl
by Young Melbourne. ........ .Fordham.
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General InteIIigenca.

The Montgomery Mail gives as a rumor that John
owen, radical negro orator, has been murdered by
MS brother eaguers in Franklin county and that his
body has been found under brushheap.
Several coored men dubbed together in Union. S.
T.. on the 18th inst, and endeavOred to release a
freedman VINO was confined In Jail for mOrtally stab
Dng white man named Dennis. The attacking
party was finally driven off ana one or the ringlead-
ers captured Much excitement prevailed III the
village during the night.
II any of our lady friends are troubled with n weak
back the remedy Is at hand. One of our most relia
bic strong minded sisters has been loudly recon-
mendng the Sorosis for week back-CHicd0O Post
The Atlanta (Ga.) Ne,o Era publishes rumor that
General Meade Will probably not resume command
OF that Military District.
youth on his first visit to Portland saw the land
across the harbor and cried out to his father 'Oh
father, han that Cuba over there, where all the mo-
lasses and oranges come frOm9" The noble sire
turned upon his worthy offspring and with a dtgni-
ned and scornful expression answered, ''No, you
fool; Cuba Is more'n forty miles from here p,
Ihe Freedmen are exhibiting praiseworthy traits
OF character in carefully setting aside their earnings
Heretofore 1t has been alleged that the colored men
were spendthriiis and would hot save up for rainy
day. This allegation is dsprOved by the recent re.
port OF the National Frecdmen's Savings and Trust
Company established In Washington, ID. G. The
financial statement for the last year Is as follOws:-
Deposits 425 300; drafts 677 1853; total amount
due depOsltOrs, $7474 excess OF deposits over
drafts for the month of May SALTS excess of de.
posts over drafts during the three inonths ending
with May, $4,000.
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1l0k; at three days, 1l0H q 11ox; commercial bills,
l09,S q lOsx; bankers bills on Paris at sixty days,
Sis a 5.l2K. On Berin-Bankers', Tx ". On
Bremen Bankers, 7s,. 79x. On Frankfort
Bankers, Al AK. On Amsterdam Bankers, AK
AK. On Hamburg-Bankers', a61s aek. On
Antwerp-Bankers, SIS 512h.
Mining shares continue dull, and at the first board
Smith Parmelee sold at 50 so; Edgehill, So 80 q
IS IS; Waikiki Lead &c.,; Davidson Copper, &c.;
Consolidated Gregory Gold, IS TO-
The New York and New Haven Railway Company
has declared dividend of I'VE per cent, free Of the
government tax, payable July 1. The Hartford and
New Haven Company has declared quarterly divi-
dend Of three per cent, free, payable on the same
day.
Recently published ofncial statistics Of Great
Britain and Ireland show that the gross revenue Of
the United Kingdom for the year ending March,
1865 amounted to eos, SOC, 21s. OF this sum f22,-
$4,000 was derived from customs, and eco 1872 900
from excise duties f954l 900 from stamps, 600
from property and income tax, and fS, 500 900 from
other taxes, f4630 900 from the Fbst once f345 900
from crown lands and e. $685. 21S from miscellaneous
receipts. The charges Of collection OF revenue
amounted to f4,ss32o4 and the total expenditure,
after deductng the charges Of collection to f6o $685.
OBS, which Is thus ST. $50 for interest
and management Of the national debt, ELI, l0s 757
4ls,5S2 for the army including ordnance and all
other military charges, and ell 949 for the navy
The customs revenue was derived-from duties on
sugar and moasses, amounting to e., 5s2,473; on
tea, to e. 1927 317; coffee, to $780, 16l; on corn,
meal and -four, to fs6992S on spirits, to e. 29s 4o3;
on wine, to f1,46s, 1898; on tobacco and snuff, to
1882 $50; other imported articles, to f5Sl ASH
and on miscellaneous receipts, to f104 $50. The ex
else duties consisted of f1O $50 derived from
spirits, 4l9 from malt f2,640 237 from licenses
and f7S6,15 from other receipts. BY an abstract OF
alterations Of taxes from 1853 to 1867 1t is found that
taxes were repealed or reduced to the extent OF
Gao, 1904, and were imposed to the extent Of
eos $685. causing at the end OF 1867 actual dimi
mutton to the extent of Ell. s44, 30s sterling.
During the past fifteen years the largest balance in
the Exchequer at the end Of the financial year &C.
CURED in 1858 and amounted to fsS41 1922, and the
smallest in 1854, which amounted to Ca ASS 23S. The
total value Of imports during the past year was
f275 $685. or go g. Cd. per head OF population Of
the United Kingdom. The total value Of exports
British, foreign and colonial produce) was
f226 1856, and the total value Of imports and
ports represented f16 12s. 3d. of population
The transactions for the week at the Custom House
and SubTreasury in this city have been follows:
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RACING.
The French Turf-I2ace for the Grand Prize
Of Paris-sreue on the Ground and Grand
stand.

The French Turf-Race for the Grand Prize
Of Paris-sreue on the Ground and Grand
stand.
tChantilly Course Paris June y, correspondence or
London Times.l
Another Grad Prx has been decided, and for the
third year out Of six in favor OF England, not Alto
gether 10 the ABSTRACTION OF the French, who went
for SuZerain aid nothing but Suzerain and conse-
quently were large losers by the event which concu
ded so favorabF for the Marquis OF Hastings horse
Fordham was very lucky to win this race two years
In succession, and also in his other mount on this
day to secure tie Prx de la Vile de Paris for the
Duke OF Hamilton. The Emperor and Empress were
present, ACCOMPANIED by the Prince Imperial, and
also in the imperial stand were the Count and
Countess de Flndres, the Prince and Princess A.
Murat, General neury &C.
The race OF he day was the Grand Prix. Which
only brought ot the small field OF seven starters,
and five and sixt0 four was laid on The Earl, while
the winner Of tb French Derby. The race, which Is
fully described Glow. was won very easily by The
Earl. who CAME away on coming into the straight
run IN, after with the race was never In doubt.
The Prix de laville de Paris was won by the Duke
OF Hamilton's purchase CRYSTAL, which his
Grace claimed lat week from NJ Delamarre for sos
s0vereigns tn Prix des Pavillons brought out
only three comptitors, and seven to four was laid
who made all ne running and won easily. partly
owing to Grmhaw, the rider OF Montg0ubert
whose foot went through his strrup iron. The con-
Guiding race, theprix de rEte was again adverse to
was beaten after good race by NJ. Pould's Milton,
q horse not mucl fancied BY the stable and about
whom six to one oud have been obtained.
GRAND PRIx DEPARTS q piece Of plate given by has
the town Of Pari and half by the Ave great railway
companies for thee year old horses OF all countries
Entrance 10 sovs each, "a IT, and 20 II declared the
ID Of June. Tue econd horse received 4oQ sovs ana
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At the commencement OF business the stock mar
ket strong but duh and at the early session OF
the open board Reading advanced to 1907 and
Cleveland and Pittsburg to 9oi<. The directors of
the latter company met last evening and declared
quarterly dividend OF two per cent In cash. At the FIRST
regular board railway shares showed an improving
tendency, and particularly Cleveland and Pittsburg.
New York Central closed the call 4 higher than
at the same time yesterday. Erie y, Reading y,
Cleveland and Pttsburg L. Rock Island u, Tennessee
sixes new issue, Ia and Michigan Southern ".
Government securities were strong at an advance OF
LaH per cent After the call there was an active
aud well distributed demand for Reading which
advanced to 10 and at the open board at one O'Clock
at sold at l01 NJ while Cleveland and Pittsburg rose
TO 9oX Northwestern 65% do. preferred, TX; Rock
Island, 1861; Erie, COX; New York Central 134k,
and Pacific Mail es. There nolater session either
OF the regular or the open board, but the dealings
were kept up In the lower hall until hafpast three
and afterwards on the street In very feeble way
until half-past four when the following quotations
were current, the market having been throughout
very firm, while the only feature Of the afternoon
was soda water" rise in Pacific Mall under the
operations OF two or three SPECTATORS, who are
s1ongn Of the stock:--New York Central 134%
1s4X; Erie, coz 6oH; Reading. 1o1 1OlH; Michi-
gan Southern, e1H o1,a; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
sOH oo1; Rock Island, 1851 1864; Northwestern,
e5H q 65%; do. preferred. Tx Tx; Fort Wayne,
7nx nix; Ohio and Mississippi 2sk 29,s; Pa
cnc Mail, ssk ea's.
The foreign exchange market was inactive, as
usual on Saturday, but steady In tone, and bankers
bills on England ct sixty days were quoted at lloa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-21

CHARLES d. FULLER Thu ALLEGED BOND ROB-
BER-rhe Legislature has released this young man
from State Prison by O unanimous vote or both
branches. MIR. fuller asked for his release solely
the ground that he Is ihnocent Of the $4,000 bond
tee recommended his release believing that the pro-
liabilities OF his innocence are much greater than
those Of his guilt The resolution OF release passed
the Senate and House yesterday morning; 1t was en-
crossed, signed BY the clerks, approved by the Gov
ernor taken to Wethersneld at three O'Clock and be-
tons OF his family IN his own home at Hartford.
Messrs. Henry G. Robinson and H. Lynde Harrison
have acted counsel for Mr. fuller before the Legs-
lature, and Messrs Charles Chapman and Ezra Hall
have appeared for Mr.. Loyal Wilcox and the other
remonstrants against the petition for reease.-Ne,o
Hdcen Palladium, June 20.
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nient location. The suggestions offered met with
general iavor, and will doubtless be acted upon at
an early Day was also decided to give special at
tenton 10 oeantifying the grounds. Many fine mon
ments nave already Teen erected on these grounds
at cost OF from $1,000 W $4,000 each.
NEW AvENUE.-A fine new street, called Bayview
avenue, has just been opened for public travel in
New Rochelle by Mr.. Thomas L. Disbrow, who has
given the same to the town free Of cost 1t extends
from Franklin avenue to Echo avenue-about quar-
ter OF mile.
M0rrisa mia.
ArTENPT TO SHOOT POLICRMAN.-A young man
by the name Of Leopold Heit was arrested on Thurs
day evening for drunken and disordery conduct at
the Brewers picnic, in Hupfel's Grove. Morrsania.
On being taken into Gust ody by oicer Bell the &C
cused pulled out pistol and discharged It at the
policeman, fortunately without doing any injury,
being TOO drunk at the time to take very good aim
TIE GsRHAN RIFLEMEN Of Aorrisanis intend hold
ing grand picnic tomorrow, Monday, 22d inst, at
Arras' Saenger Park.
PAVING OF BOSTON RoAD.-The Commissioners
appointed to estimate and assess the expenses Of
paving Boston road from l43d street to westchester
road have completed their labors. The improve
ment VIII PROBABLY be commenced at an early day.
YOnkers.
FESTIVAL o. Sons OF Observation-Disclosures
Division, Sons of Temperance OF Yonkers, had q
strawberry and ice cream festival on Friday after
noon and evening for their special benefit.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-A building lot with front
age Of fifty feet on Ravine avenue and extending
back to the Hudson river, being a portion OF the
Blackwell estate, has been sold for So, $780,
FOrdham.
Academia young carpenter by the name OF
Mead, resident Of New York, while engaged al
work upon house building for Mr. Fielding, Al
Fordham, accidentally inflicted dangerous wount
upon himself with an axe which he was using oil
Friday.
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WESTCHES TER.

REPU BLICAN CoNvENTIONs.-The republicans Of
the First Assembly district will hold convention at
Yonkers on Thursday, July 2, to select delegates to
represent the district in approaching State and Con-
vressional conventions. For the same purpose, the
Republicans OF the second Assembly district OF West
chester county will meet at the Standard House,
White Plains on Saturday next, June 81, and the
republicans OF the Third Assembly district Of West
chester county will meet in sing Sing on wednesday,
July l.
West Farms.
COSTLY Observation-Disclosures Phillips, OF West
Farms captain Of a sloop, was arrested on Friday
for committing an assault and battery on william
Sherwood young man who had been employed on
board OF the vessel. IL appeared that Captain
Phillips owed the complainant S13 for services rem
dered, and on the latter demanding the payment
OF the amount due him the alleged assault and
tce Hauptman, at Morrsana, the magistrate advised
him to settle the difficulty by paying the young man
the Sl3 admitted to be due him. but he refused do
So giving the squire and the complainant 70 under
stand that he was going to take his own time In the
matter. Under these circumstances the complaint
was pressed against the accused and yustce Haupt-
man fined him SO for the benefit OF the town and
IS for costs OF prosecution, which he had TO pay
before leaving the court or be locked up being
81 than he could have settled his difcuty for.
Nor Ia the matter yet disposed or for young Sher-
wood got an attachment issued agans Tue Vessei 10
secure the payment OF the wages due him.
New Rochelle.
BKAcHwoop CEMErBRy.-The directors OF the
Beachwood Cemetery Association OF New Ro-
chelle held a special meeting on Thursday
proposition made 20 extend the area OF the
adjoining lands to be purchased. The proposed adj.
ditlon to the cemetery will shorten the distance
from Mount Vernon aud Eastchester and afford fact
Titles for erecting nner entrance lodge " soepye'
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THE LATE FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY NEAR PEsysNlL

The unknown man heretofore reported as having
been run over by train on the Hudson River Rail-
road near Peekskill proves to have been Lawrence
Dolan, lately employed as brickmaker at Croton.
ne was taken to Peekskil where he received the
best medical attendance, but without avail as he
died on Friday night. His remains were properly
inferred Further facts regarding him can be
learned by his friends at Peekakill
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The Director of the Bureau Of Statistics at WASH
ington, Mr.. Alexander Delmar, has published the
following ABSTRACT corrected up to the 18th ult,
of import export returns OF the United States
for each month Of 1897 and the rst three months of
1885,
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Chicago journal Of Thursday thus refers to the
money market in that city,
The condi ton Of the local money market is with
out change The general report OF the banks Ia that
business Ia dull and the supply OF money still In
of the demand. The general mercantile trade
Of che city however, has fallen Off so that balances
to mercantile accounts not increasing at the rate
OF month ago.
The market for government securities was steady
but dull during the morning, but afterwards brisk
demand set in for all the issues and prices advanced
about quarter per cent. subsequently there was
fractional reaction in some instances from the
highest point touched, but the demand continued
good up to the close, when the market was strong
at the following 1881, 1l2k
712k; coupon, 1884, 1l7Z 117K; s-2os, registered,
1857, 1927 1o9,<; s2os coupon, 1892 1l3h 11s>s;
d. 1854, 1loX ILL., do, 1855, Xix 11l1S do 1866,
January and July, 1881 ia; do, 1851, ia 1l4;
do, 1858, 1Oox 1o9X; l0-4o's, registered 1864
1904; l0-4os, coupon, 1oeK 1oe,s; June 1905,
ITO i10x; July 1905, ITO o 11O1s; August COM
pounds 1856, 11s September do, lis; October do,
117k.
The daily conversions Of seven-thirty notes into
Ave-twenties at the Sub-Treasury from the beginning
OF the month to the close Of business yesterday were
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The money market was extremely easy oil day at
3a4 per cent on mixed collaterals, and first class
houses were offered more funds than they could en-
ploy at the lower figure, and in some instances bal
anoes were left with the principal dealers in govern
ment securities at two per cent In the discount line
there was no change The statement Of the asso-
cated banks Of this city for the week ending to-day
is very favorable to prolonged monetary ease. The
legal tender notes show an increase Of 1894, 7i2
and the deposits $s13 622 while in the loans there is
decrease Of $1,o244l6 in the specie OF S2o6s, SCI
and In the circulation Of $4726 The totals OF the
last two statements are as subioiued:-
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DECLARED vALU. OF MONTHLY IMPORT ENTRIES INTO
Gold ana

DECLARED VALUE OF MONTHLY RE-RxPoRTs FROM
WAREHOUSE AND OTHERWISE OUT OF THE UNITED
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The shipments Of specie from the port in each Of
the last thirteen weeks have been as follows, the az
SyreOata heinu 10e
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19
CITY and County.

-, 1srE1L1cENcE.-The Right Rev. Bishop
E flse.,, of this Protestant Episcopal diocese,
D. u :, hv the Rev. g. d. b. Miller of Boise
'n ae,d pivine service in the Court House in this
CF' ns y. sunday morning and evening. The rev.
dt Oh '.,amen departed by stage Of Monday morn
C'na noise City. Bishop futile win hold Divine
ns ~ !. silver City next Sunday. and fron there
ssH'" =, visit to the East. His discourses here
rA .'as.v were very interesting and appropriate.
S4D -. proven himself to be an exceedingly able
,,t orator.
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. FAIR OF THEM.-The Official return OF
electlon in this county show that Of oil the
Aadldates for Territorial Council and Repre-
p ~. JOAN b. Pierce and Thos. J. Sutton,
.s. and Serehead Democrats on the Peo-
=" ticket, received the lowest number Of
ou They stand despised even among their
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FOR SALE.
The IDAHO WORLD Establishment
Consisting OF

Two No. ( Washington Hand Presses:
Two Gordon job Prcsses-onc an eighta and the
other q quarter medium size:
One Paper and Card Uuttcr-26.inh Knife:
One Rule and Lead cntter-l2-inch slide;
One Hoes Rule Mitering Machine:
Large fonts of Long Primer. BREWER and Nonpa-
reil news type:
Fifty fonts of Advertising and Job display type;
A hne 16-casc Cabinet Of Card and job type.
Double aud single brass proof gallrys. wooden and
Siicc gallcys. news and Job sticks-an sizes
One large l0-cAse Job Cabinet;
Seven double Stands. with racks
Twenty Ave pairs OF news aud job cases:
Fifty fonts OF programme and poster iypc-from
two 10 any line plea, Of metal and wood;
large stock of news and plain and coored job pa.
pers bill head fat cap, fooscap, note letter and TO
Ito post papers. cards, card boards &c:
Also the business and patronage Of the Semi
Weekly Idaho World.
The whole establishment La new and in well ar.
ranged working order and Is the most complete and
largest In point Of printing material for newspaper
book or Job work. In all fdahe. and In not surpassed
this aide Of Sacramento in California, Portland.
Oregon. For terms and other particulars apply at
the IDAHO WORLD OFFICE.
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,,n Fun-The Committee who had super
cha late Fair for the benefit Of the Catholic
ssl6. The Committee further wish us to
ou ~ all who aided in the Fair and contributed
e'a .n,csss the grateful acknowledgements of the
in behalf of the Catholic clergy and laity
ou thanks to Messrs. vantine & Crafts for the
uss of the fine large hall in which the Fair
cautious use "a '1
-, held
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are under espe-
20. obligations to the several gentlemen who
" "aa'y gave their services for the purpose,
81 s"N *ao SO faithfully and very ably conducted
EDITORIAL department Of the WORLD dur
n, ~ 'af late tour TO and from Northern Idaho.
:, ny merit besides our own grateful acknowl.
meots' the hearty thanks Of the Democratic
- uaates particularly, and of the Democracy
Do''e county generally, for the valuable
!. 1''ce they rendered in tho campaign. We
"'' not forget their favors 10 ourself, assuredly
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE +!

As arc resolved to close out business, we offer
the entire stock in quantities to suit purchasers ct
exceedingly low rates.
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w1coNE-By stage OF Sunday afternoon. Mr.. A.
= saunders, OF Buena Vista Bar. returned from his
as most happy trip TO San Francisco. and there
cane likewise, his accomplished Bride. and The bliss
taxain are now costly and comfortably at home
IL heir pretty neat cottage over on the Bar. Per-
;e,aal blessings and coutanted long life 20 them.
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NlErIy, rHE wfzARD.-This clever performer Of
lsgh. Of hand tricks, ventriloquiss and magician.
slss his last performance in this city 10 crowded
house, last saturday evening. aud Is nov making the
.-' oiihs Basin he certainly gives very entertain
q perilgmAlces.
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BAcz AGuS Our esteemed .ownsman, Lewis Eek.
A's returned by stage Of Sunday afternoon from .
recent V!sit to San Francisco. In usual splendid
health
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.Isf Hor.-Ths Oregon papers report un-
g.. .'seaented hot weather 10 the interior Of that
y A'e during the first week In this month. The
!. asnometer, Aug. ID, marked ut Albany, los
: "e shade, and at Jacksonville, no degrees.
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GoDErs LaDY's Book. r. Blake Co, ut the
hssoace News Depot, have this very popular Maga
inc Tor September. Also. all the usual variety Of
F'csoras, magazines. and Eastern aud European
lsTspapers