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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26
Council Of War Held at St Peters
burg = The Question Of
War or Peace.
PleVRa Revictualled and HeaV-
lily Reinforced on the
2Sd Instant.
Expulsion Of Russian Monks fem
Mount AthOs, and Greeks
ReiBstated.

LONDON, September 26.-Itis reported
that the Cars order of the question oil
war or peace has been discussed by the
council Of ministers at st. Petersburg,
Grand Duke Constantine, who presided,
and the minister of war. pronounced for
q continuance of the war. Other minis
ters were in favor Of peace negotiations
Special correspondents confirm the
Turkish story that Plevna was revietual-
ed and reinforced on the 23i instant by
twenty battalions of infantry, two bat.
teries of artillery, 1000 cavalry and an
immense quantity of food and ammuni-
ton. 1t is stated that rainy weather is
impeding operations.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 26.-The
port has ordered the expulsion of Rus.
sian monks from Mount Athos and the
reinstatement of Greek monks.
0sman Pasha reports three ~considera-
BILE engagements since the 18th instant,
in all of which the Turks we're victorious.
0sman Pssha's position is now believed
to be secure, and the impression at Con-
stantinople aud Sophia is that the Rus
slams and Roumaniaus are Withdrawing
gradually from the attempt against
PleYna.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26

from the looks of some Of the putsuess,
horse thieves captured by them would
never cucumber our ~penitentriay.
Richard G. Wyatt, one of the oldest
citizsnsOf Oxford, departed this life after
a very brief illness in Calhoun county,
on the 18th Of August last. he was born
near Norfolk, Va, IN 1910. removed to
North Alabama while young, went to
Texas and aided at the battle of San
Jscinto in securing the independence of
that great country.
Osyka News: During the recent i'll
ness Of Mr.. Carey, the telegraph opera
tor at Msrtinsville, on the Jackson rail-
road, the Office was managed entirely by
Miss Mollie Short, who is only ten years
of age. She sent messages and train
reports, and received orders for conduc-
tors from the train dispatcher in a very
creditable manner"
There has been shipped from Crystal
Springs, Copiah county, this season,
nearly forty thousand boxes of peaches,
which have Melted about City cents per
box; besides these, other fruits and Der.
ries have been shipped in smaller quanti-
ties. Terry, Kinds county, has done
nearly if not quite as we'll as Crystal
Springs. Byram, Hazlehurst, and Beau
have also been in the business
upon a smaller scale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26
TENNESSEE.

Dyer county farmers have already
commenced sowing wheat, and next week
they will begin to pick cotton.
Wheat sowing has commenced IN Hay
wood county, and it is believed that a
larger area will be sowed than usual.
Judge Benz. ]. Lea has been appointed
special chancellor to hold court al Som.
erville this week, owing to the illness Of
Judge Livingston.
The prisoners in jail at Dyersburg
came near making their escape on last
Wednesday week, and we're discovered
taking out the last brick justin the nick
Of time.
After completing the assessments of
railroad property in the State, the board
Of assessors also assessed the value Of
telegraph property in the State, which is
Sl6l,4Ss.34. Telegraph lines run through
forty.four out Of the ninety four counties
Of the State, and ninety.nine towns.
Information has been received from
the State commissioners Of instruction Of
Georgia that he has registered no less
than one hundred and forty applicants
for the Peabody scholarships at the
State normal college at Nashville, from
whom FIVE only are to be selected by
competitive examination.
Mr. Benjamin Blackburn, Of Jefferson
county, who a few months ago celebrated
with his wife their golden wedding, died
suddenly on the 2Ist at the residence of
his son.in.law, Nc. John Henry, near
New Market, while on a visit there. he
vas an old aud highly respected citizen,
and for agrest many years a ruling elder
in the Presbyterian church at cambridge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26
WASHINGTON.
Return of the President and His
View Of the South,

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Gsneral
A. c. Jones, who made an extended and
official tour through the Southern States,
represents that everything throughout
the South bears the appearance of the
growing prosperity and reviving trade.
President Hayes, in an interview, says
that as far as he was able to judge the
Southern people were enthusiastic
and loyal to the representative of
common government as any, and he
hoped there was no particular South,
that Southern and Northern interests
we're identical, and that the main OBJ
ject to be considered was unity
of interest in improving the ma.
tsrisl prosperity of the country. He
desired to learn the wants and condi.
tons Of the people throughout the IN
ion, and that the people we're the best
judges of the effect Of his Southern visit.
Ee summed it up by saying, Nothing
could have been pleasanter than my trip
throughout. The country is apparently
recovering from its extreme business
prostration. The South seems to have
felt the hard times less than the other
sections, and l believe the era Of good
feeling between the North and South is
permanent and that they are sincere in
their expressions of a community Of in.
t%erest."
WASHINGTON, September 26 The
President to day signed the commission
of Vim. N. Upton, Of Oregon. to be sec
ond comptroller OF the treasury from the
lst of October.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26
THE GREAT NORTHWEST LOOKING
S0UTHWARD,

The chamber of commerce of S.. Paul
adopted, on the eighteenth instant,
a series of resolutions setting forth
that; The great wheat producing
States Of the Union are in the Mississippi
valley-the State Of Minnesota heading
the column with SO, 900, 600 bushels;
Iowa following with a. 600 bushela;
Illinois, 49, 600, 900 bushels; Wisconsin,
5,OOc, 900; Missouri, 5000, OOO-aggre.
eating $50, OOO, 600 bushels, or nearly
one-half of the product of the United
States, which is estimated at 1925, 600, 900
bushels; that the wheat product of the
New England States is estimated a.
barely sufficient 10 supply them with
bread three weeks, hat OF the State o.
New York six months, Pennsylvania and
Ohio twelve months, leaving the States 0.
the Mississippi valley the great aud al
most only exporting States Of wheat; thai
the Mississippi river is the trunk line fol
heavy transportation, upon which the
whole country must depend as a checl
upon exorbltant f%reights, which consum,
the fruits OF our industry, and cause III
to pay higher prices for all we consup Q
and receive lower prices for all we sell
and, therefore, that it is the first duty o.
the general government to make hi.
great highway sf commerce navigable
with a minimum Of five feet water
from St. Paul to the Gulf of Mexico
n the shortest possible time, and i
ne sssary to improve all minor and col
lateral improvements until this work is
accomplished" II is further declared
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26

Of 1865, new Issue, 5i@iO5 hve.twsn.
ties Of 1867, l07l@i074; five twenties OF
1868, coupons, - @l09l; ;en.forties.
l07b@l07i; ten-fortios. cnupons. l08i@
1851; currency skies, l2l@l22; Dew lives.
l07s@lO7b
LONDON, September 26. Up m.-Consols
for money, IS ll.l6; on account, =;
United States new four-and-a-hslis, l05;
United States 6ve-tWeuties Of 1865. los;
United States 6ve.twenties OF 1867, 1919;
United States ~ten.forties, 1914; new ives,
lO7f; Erie, liz
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, September 26 Wheat win
ter. llsSd@l2s Id; Milwaukee red, los Sd
Oils l0di California white. Us 6d@
lis l0d; California club, Us 9d@l3s Cd.
Germ, 27s 3d@27s Cd. Pork, 49s. Beef,
92s Cd. Bacon, long clear, 36s Cd; short
clear, 4Os Cd. Lard, 46s Sd. Tallow,
Ais.
New York, September 26, l2:l5 pm
Flour is quiet. Wheat is quiet at | So;
Milwaukee, l 38@l SO. Corn is quiet at
552@563. Mess pork is quiet at ID So
bid tor September; Is IS for October;
1885 for November; Is IS for the year.
Lard is quiet at 9 Is bid for September;
9 20 for October; 100 for November;
s S23 for December; s 80 for January.
Whisky is quiet at | l3A
CHICAGO, September rs, u:20 am
Wheat, | OCT for October. Corn, 4l3@
Az for October. Pork, l3 45@l3 Ala for
October; IL 80 for seller year; sales at
10 05 for January. Lard. 8 371@8 40
for seller year; offered at s so for Janu-
airy.
CINCINNATI, September rs. - Flour,
easier at 6 25@6 IS. Wheat, red,
l 2O@l 3d. white, l25@l So. Corn is
easy at 47@472. Whisky is in demand
at l o.. Lard, steam, 8. Bulk meats,
short ribs, II; short clear, 81. Bacon,
shoulders, II; short clear, 81. Pork is
IL Is.
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THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The President will not have more than
time to shake off the dust Of travel, rest
himself and get ready before congress
meets. 1t is stated that be will not send
in an annual message but merely trans.
NIT the reasons why the session vas
called, submit estimates Of the war de-
partment for army appropriations, and
other executive papers of interest.
Among others will be a communication
from the secretary of the navy calling
attention to the deficiencies in the appro.
priation for the pay Of naval officers for
the closing three months of the last fiscal
year. The secretary Of State will pre-
sent the correspondence on the subject
Of American representation at the Paris
Exposition, and urge immediate action
Of congress in supplying the necessary
legislation. The secretary Of the inter.
Tor will lay before congress the necessity
of making some modification in the pen
sion laws, so as to facilitate the examiDa
ton OF pension cases, of which fifteen
thousand are awaiting examination. The
correspondence between government and
State authorities, aud reports Of army
officers at the time of the strikes,
will also be included. These mat.
ters viii necessarily occupy congress
some time, though none OF them, excep:
the army appropriation question, are
Of very great Importance. 1t is not ex
pected that much bitterness or excite.
ment will mark this session of congress.
No particular efforts are likely to be
made TO influence the fall elections, but
the membsrs-msny CT them-wlll have
an eye TO their " succession next fall
and will be very attentive to home d1r
respondence and the distribution Of zoe
uments, garden seed, etc. So we may
look for a ssdry, dull session, devoted
mainly to the ordinary routine OF bust
ness, in which the average member is SO
deficient or negligent. The speakership
Of course absorbs all other questions Just
now, bu; when that is over aud the COM
mittees are appointed we will begin to
hear Of the Texas and Pacific rail.
road and such practical issues as
may require Or be pressed for attention.
The country has settled down to work
and business, and the people are not in a
mood to listen to or hear Of bitter
speeches or political strife. They expect
and will require their public servants to
act faithfully aud manage public affairs
as carefully and honestly as if they we're
the employees OF good business houses
Civil service reform must be continued
aud the most rigid economy enforced in
every branch Of public service. Less
politics and more bnsiness ia the order
of the day, and the people will see that
it is enforced. Congressman and all
others in Office may as well understand
this now, or prepare TO retire to ,ht
shades Of private LIE.
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MISSISSIPPI

C~arrollton wants a tinsmith bad. Good
opening.
The Raymond Gazette is thirty.four
years old.
Independent candidates do not -four.
ish in Carroll county.
S B. Hartley has started an indepen-
dent paper at Ceffeeville.
Six prisoners walked out of the Water
Valley calaboose recently.
The YicFlburg and Meridian railroad
has realized ten thousand dollars from
excursions during the past summer.
W. j. Ball will shortly move the
Charleston Times to Oakland on the
Mississippi aud Tennessee railroad.
A baseball club at Winona has been
named after Congressman Money. That
is rough on Money, but fun for the boys.
Judge Warren CowsD, Of Vicksburg,
received the nomination for State sena.
tor from Warren county a few days since
In Adams county there have been or
ganizsd several protective clubs for the
prevention Of atock-stealing aud tbef,s
Of farm products.
Five hundred farmers met at Brook
haven last Saturday 10 protest against
exorbitant charged made by merchants
on advanced supplies.
The Handsboro Democrat declines to
place the names Of such Of the county
nominees in its columns who have not
paid the announcement fee.
NJ. J. w. Howard, of Monroe, has cul
forty ions OF millet from twenty acres OIL
land. The Examiner states that The
millet is worth, in Aberdeen, six hundred
dollars cash.
At Fayette last week, a negro caught
q brother darby in his chicken house.
Collecting a crowd of twenty negroes
the owner of the chickens administered
two hundred lashs to the thief.
Columbus Index: Rev III Tucker
formerly Of Columbus, but more recent,
located at Rochester, New York, has &C
cepted a call from Jackson, Miss. Fl,
will take charge of the Episcopal churcl
ia that city about the first Of October.
The Meridian Mercury asks: "Wh,
don't Lamar publish q card aud de
nounee what We wrote about him az Al
Infamous ialsebood2" Why not as.
him to announce that he has joined tn
Universal Dam.pbool Association a
once?
Two cousins, named Will and Thoma
f Cook, fell out ABOUT nothing, near Wick,
ou'R' lne other day, and ntec Tour ghgt
apiece at each other without hitting an,
r thing except the ground. If they ha
been much drunksr they would not hav
bit that.
|, John D. Shelton, the man Who mad
such a dastardly attempt to assassinat
~
Mr.. Bush Woods, in LeAore county o
the 10Th instant, we learn from Hon. "
f D. Peery, has been captured, and is no
! in jail At Greenwood. We also lear
that Mr.. Woods, at last accounts, was
r a dying condition.
Carrollton Conservative Horse tbiev,
+ seem to be on the increase in this Stat
We have seen several parties in our tow
during the past lew days in search
these much dreaded peste. Judgir
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Enrthnnnkes.

New York, September 26,-The Star
and Herald Of Panama says violent
earthquakes took place at Csbija, Bolivia,
on the 2Sd ult. and at Iqulque the same
day, and a few days before at Capispo
there wa, similar ~visitations and the IN,
haoitsnts. left their dwellings terror
stricken. The shock at Cebijs was more
severe Than hat on the 9th Of May last.
at Santiago, Chill, nine houses were
burned and the convent and church Of
Friars Of the MERGED we're damaged,
Loss over 800. 900.
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nan and WIG Fouua Deaa,

ZASEsvILLE.o o., September 26 -Abner
James and wife, residing in the Ninth
ward, in this city, we're found dead about
one mile from Rossville, in this county,
early this morning The wife was shot
in the back and Mr.. James in the temple
They have been living together very un-
happily, and it is supposed that he Grst
shot her, then himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26

CAIRO, I'LL September 26 Arrived
Chester, 81 Louis, 8 p n Dora Cabler
Evansville, midnight Belle Memphis
Memphis, ! am. Departed Chester
Memphis, midnight; Belle Memphis, St.
Louis, 2 a IN Dora Cabler, Evansville, 3
Fair and warm.
CINCINNATI, September 26.-Riyer 4
feet 10 inches, aud falling.
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BREVITIES.

The now known loss by robbery of the
Cambridgeport National bankis $4,000.
Three deaths by yellow fever and
twenty Rew cases at Fernandina, Fla,
yesterday,
The syndicate has made arrangements
to meet the call for $4,000, 900 gold by
Secretary Sherman.
Count Itchy, the Austrian ambass-
dor, denies having mentioned the subject
of mediation during his recent audience
with the sultan.
Instructions have been photographed to
Projects to interdict Colonel Portage on
the placarding of Theirs posthumouS
address.
The Daily News, in its summary Of
the war, considers it evident that the
Russian staff has been again outwitted,
and has permitted important aid to reach
0sman Pasha.
The Roumaniaus have approached by
sappiDg to within eighty yards of the
second Grivica redoubt. Undoubtedly
an assault will be made in two or three
days. Hifsi PsSha was reported to have
entered Plevna with only a small escort.
In the Superior Court yesterday morn.
lug at Chicago, DR.. V. A. Turpin was ap.
pointed receiver Of the Fidelity Savings
bank, With a bond at 5000, 900. The ap.
pointment meets with the warmest ap-
proval, the depoSitors being especially
pleased.
Last week Henry NJ. Cooper, collector
Of internal revenue, made raid on some
illicit distillers in the mountains west of
Hot Springs, he captured two, bringing
them to Little Rock as prisoners. He
also captured n large copper still, .
large number Of mash tubs and destroyed
the distillery.
1t is rumored that the Russian garri.
son Of Arabian has received areinforce-
ment of eight bsttalions, that the Rus
sian center has also been reinforced, and
now contains sixty -four bsttllions Of in.
fantry. Part Of these reinforcements
were drawn from General Tergukassoh s
force, which new consists of only twelve
bsttalions.
An Crchsnie special says: Prepare
tions are making for the advance Of all
troops now here toward Plevna, including
large numbers Of Circassisns belonging
to the sultan's guard and undisciplined
irregulars. Another immense convoy
Of provisions and munitions of war is
on the point Of starting for Plevna es.
corted by a division.
Thirty thousand models we're destroyed
by the FIRE in the Patent office. The
value Of the property Lost in the abstract
will aggregate about 81. 800, 900, bat as a
large class Of the models cannot or will
not be replaced, the actual loss will prob.
ably not reach over $500, 900 or 5000, 900.
The Patent oice has to its credit with
the treasury, oyer and above its earnings,
a sun sufficient to meet this expenditure,
bat it cannot be used without a%ppropria.
ton by congress.
An official dispatch announces that
the Montenegrins are bow attacking Go.
yausko. A Turkish detachment has
occupied this natural stronghold, 90
Roumanian territory, under cover Of the
guns of siIisiria. They apparently in
tend to attempt to cut the railroad be-
tween GalAiz and Bucharest. Tires in.
fantry divisions Of the Russian guard
have reached Biela. One will remain In
that neighborhood the two others have
been dispatched to Pleyna. Nearly all
tie cavalry Of the guard is destined fol-
Tirnova.
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New York ReRubItcRn state Con.
VeuItOn.

ROCHESTER,, September 26.--The RI
publican State convention assembled to
day in the new city hall. In front Of
the presiding officers desk are ths word,
Hard Money" A. B Cornell called
the delegates to order, and 7. G. Plut
was made temporary chairman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26

WASHINGTON September 26.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley warmer
sOutherly winds, increasing cloudiness,
rain areas and falling barometer.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys soptherly winds, warm.
err cloudy and rainy weather and falling
barometer.
For the lake region stationary or lower
pressure, variable wiuds, shifting to
southerly; cloudy and rainy weather
and nearly stationary temperature.
The rivers will remain stationary.
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T%ELEGRAPMIC MARKETs
STOCKS AND BONDS,

NEW York, September 26, 1850 a N -
United States skies Of 1881. lO9s9l0gs;
United States sixes Of 1881, coupoi s,
ll0s@llOi; new four-snd-a-halfs, 1855
1861; coupons, lO5s9lO59i five twenties
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LEDGER
0yEICR-NO. Is MADISON sTRrsT.
E9EMP KISS
"wednesday Evening. Sept. 26. 1877

The subscription price Of the PUB.
Lie LEDGER is So per annum for
the Daily, and 81 per anaum for the
Weekly-Postage tree.
Persons Tearing the city for the sum
mer can order the DAILY LEDGER
at 75c per month, n tho dollars for
three months, in adrance, NTH the
privilege of changing posto6fce.
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KIIIeh.

CIYcISSArI, September 26 Anthony
Abel. of Covington, KY, was caught in a
ay-wheel at Dorset 4 WulfanGes' distil-
lery, this morning, and instantly killed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26
ELEorIoN.
NOTiCE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HOME
that an election will be held on WEDNES-
DAY, October Sd, at tho Company's office, No.
20 Madison street. between the hours OF Il
and So'clcck, for the purpose Of e%lecting seven
directors 10 servo the ensuing year.
1923 X. P, BOILING, Sec'y,
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The General washInxton R.I,os.

Special Telegraphic Correspondence Of the
Courier-Journal.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-During
the progress Of the FIRE at the interior de-.
partment to-day, Secretary Sherman, 40.
eompanied by Assistant Secretary Nc.
Cormick, paid a visit Of coincidence to
Secretary Sehurz. They found him seat.
ed in his Office, surrounded by most Of
the relics of General Washington, which
amid the confusion attending the removal
Of property from the upper story had
been thrown p~romiscuously in the secre.
tary's Office for safety.
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MARRIED,

HAIRE-HOLLAND-At the residence of
the brides parents, 90 old Raleigh road, on
Tuesday September 3, 1877, by Rev. 5. B.
Suratt, W. j.. HARE Jr., and Miss ELLA A.
HOLLAND, both of this city. No cards.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-26

EDUCATIONAL.
Kindergarten.

M ISS HANsON'S KINTERGARTEN,
w and Mrs. u. A. Beecher's School, will
reopen at No. 200 fernando street, THURS
DAY, bEPH 18th. Geraan and Dan ing
taught by accomplished professors. For
terms apply 70 Mrs. Beeehsr. 9.a
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CABINET MAKER
LE0AL.
Attachment Notice.

No. 1888 Before J.. S. Galloway, J.. P, for
vs.. NJ. J. Parker.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTAcHMENTHAV.
! ing been sued out under section 3455 of the
Code Of Tennssst Q, and returned levied upon
the property Of the defendant, and affidavit
having been made that defendant Is Justly
indebted 10 the plaintiff in thu Suin Of Sl3a.9S,
auf Joy ecGopnl, " teas eeiehaan! Is n,n-
fore ordered that the said defendant make
his personal appearance before me on the 3lst
day Of October, 1877. at j. o'clock m, at my
ONCE, No. s Madison street. Memphis. Ten
nesses, and defend said attachme emit suit
within tho time prescribed By law, or the
same will be proceeded with OF parte and that
a cspy Of this order be published once q week
for foar successive week. in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of seHtember, 1871.
22.2s Is 40 j. D. GALLOWAY J.P.
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IlIEn-

RADCLIFFE-At TX O'Clock pm. Sep
tember %. 1871, LIzzIR fATE, wife of /. D..
Funeral from st. Mary's cathedral at 8
pm. tomorrow. September q, 1877.
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The L~yucbburg News says Thomas
Jefferson introduced the tomato fsom
France into this country.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-11
GOULEY'S EXCURSION.

Gouley has compleled bis arrangements Y
a. three Excursions. Two to come of ob
Thursday, the ID Of August, and will leave
French street wharf at o'clock, oh steamer
for Camden, and from thence by rail, the
one to Atlantic Cry; andithe other to Cape
Nay, allowing 81 hours on the shore at
each place., arriving home at loH O'CLOCK in
the evening, The other TO- Long Branch,
Asbury Park, and Ocean Grove, to leave
French street wharf At $. O'Clock, Angus
2sd, on steamer to Camden, and thence ey
rail, allowing hours on the ground, arriy-
ing home At 10H O'Clock in the evening. Il
being the last week of camp, it will afford
many an opportunity to be there on that
interesting OCCASION 4IsEAhfA ~
Tickets to Atlantic City, 50 90; to Cape
! May, 81 90; Long Br neh, Asbury Park,
and Ocean Grove, SO 50.'" ~ ID - an. y .