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Restoration OF Commercial Prosperity
-Resumptiou and BonsihoIders.

EAtrasts from the speech Of Hon. E b. Martlndale,
II indianapolis, at Richmond, Ind, Scptember9,
RESTORATION or COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY.
The restoration OF commercial prosper
ity does not depend upon the elevation Of
the Democratic party to power. 1t does
depend upon the elevation of our currency
to par. Just so long as the Democratic
party, or all opposition parties combined,
can succeed in keeping the country in q
state Of uncertain agitation upon the ques-
ton, Just so long will We have postpone
ment OF commercial and business prosper
ity Real estate and all other property
not demanded for pesent consumption will
remain valueless; there will be but few
buildings erected; our manufactures will
languish, or remain idle; general depres-
sion and stagnation will prevail in all
branches OF commerce. Confidence is an
important constituent, going to fix values
upon all classes of property, and this is es-
pecially true when the purchase OF pro-
perty is made rs an investment. This con-
fidence must be inspired in the minds Of
the people who have money to invest,
Just so long, therefore, as there is an I'M
certainty connected with the time, effect
and permanency OF specie resumption,
Just so long will millions OF surplus capi-
tal in this country remain uninvested.
While this capital remains idle there can
be no restoration OF values Are you de-
pending to-day upon the enhancement in
value and sale Of property TO relieve you
from financial embarrassment If you
are, these inflatiunistS and financial aeita.
tors are your business enemies. Every
man who is dependent upon the eonStruC-
ton Of buildings, the increase OF manufac-
ing, the construction OF railroads and pub
lie improvements, to furnish. him remlin.
erative employment, Is most deeply inter.
eStod and should demand the resumption
Of specie payments nj the time now fixed
by law, u =sc ~ '-'7H-n
RSpNPfIoN-wHATt II Is, AND BY WHOM DE-
MASpEp.
What Is this resumption2 Mr.. Voorhees,
told his audience, few days ago, that It
meant that each Of them should pay his
Indebtedness on and after the LIST day Of
January next in specie II Mr.. Voorhees,
obtains votes upon this declaration, he is
obtaining them under false pretenseS. The
Resumption Act makes no provision for
the payment Of private or public indebt.
edness in specie, 1t simply provides for
the payment or redemption BY the gov.
eminent Of It's notes THE grcenbackS) in
specie, when presented for payment on
and after that day. These notes continue
a legal tender for all public and private
Indebtedness after that date, Just Is they
are to-day, and the, law Of last winter
which was passed upon Secretary Sher. |
mans request, provides that they shall |
be paid out hy the Government alter that |
datethe sac as they are to-day.
The greenback bears upon It's face the |
promise, "the United States will pay the |
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y. Faul FioaetF PEosS
One hoary old Democrat studied her
lace intently as she sat by the side Of the
President in the train, and then rendered
his verdict. to the effect that Hayes can
never SO far wrong 50 long as he listens to
counsel from that woman. s.
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The yellow fever fund acknowledged
through the INrELIIoRScER yesterday by
Mr. Davenport amounted to S644 40, Yes
tpr,lay he received $3.50 more, making u
total Of 1924 40 to date, .{F F.
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Gasseataa4aL.
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY

a Preparatory NchOoI Tor BoyS,
CharlestoWn, Jefferson Co, W. Va, VIZ. II. KARLE,
4. NJ, Principal; +. K. LEAvELL "a. n. and
MedalISt Of Washington Lee University. For
ihCTouehness Of Instruction aud Il eourse
equal u the best schools IN the country, Course Of
Instruction embraces English, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and EAt1ral Scieneos. Next
Session betlnS September 18th. For Catalogue giving
full particulars and list q testimonials, address,
WM. II. KARLE, Principal, Charlestown, Jcferson
TO-, W. Va. aus
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INJECTION NOTICE

1I
Alta spscIal srssiOu q the Beard Of Commissioners.
hs SeplehineE -, lS5s The following psrs1aS Uste
appointed ComutHi1eeEs q the eebn tog Ohio Coln-
". An election vii 6e held Al The seyeEaI voting
PFgSiHStS % the
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873
Eo: Rfpressnative 10 The ConsTess q The UnItsl
SsltcS Delegates 10 the LsislatnFe SenatoE Clerk x
The Circuit CoaEt, Clerk Il The County Court COlnIy
Commissioners seboal Commissioners, aud Justice Y
the Reagc and CohsiAhle TO 81 yltaneie-
AIntt and J1infs koo.sItA
For NsdiSOn DiSthef-LsTtS Kooamansee, NoFtl-
neF Roilpsk AID J. II. TSPtun.
EGCay Disiriet-Bsniinlh Fisbef, iOsePh TOliVtF
and NJ. 4 Petfrspa-
For UaIoa DistTStt-John Il. DovlS, james LAM
der and ClsPeF Hell.
Fog Centre DEItEiet-LeuII DeibEuess, JaEles Dr.
hin and James Rcd
~ ws6sisr IiltE.ss-Jass ". Todd, ss.pssu
For Ri,ehie pbshst-Ch1is Otto, J. ". Waite and
Th8S NeCFe14y.
Fer TEisdelpkIa Dis.rset-PImIas4 No. /. II. s.
IheGnhayh, Ralph NcCey and VIM. II. Wsddls;
IreiaEt No, :, SaiaBel Oldhaa, r. " Hsnjefsnn and
Wesley Rahlusol; Prrcinet No. : J. L Bedillioa, /
4 Bl1neh1rd md Iohn PfaST.
FoT EhsFty Disiriei-FTpeinsl Ma. 1, !. 7. Maxwell
inae DAVIS and Ssunel ChanlsEl; frEeIseS Ne. :.
kobsEt ReaIF, SlmOel BeIl aad vineeuI VanusisI;
itSsiI 3 Ne : Ianss r Bsosy, yeAs HoSsrd and
FoT RieksSi 6iI,rir,-Preeinrt NJ 1, Wn. Sorth,
IaIao SaHteil md Aoanl J. Nethlineh Prgcibe1 Ne.
!, JAMES NCosrl. fhIlip BELLY and John b Lyle.
M Pos % y eFtoed Al sunrtse q = go theFs-
aile1 = PFactieakle. ani 70 eIass a Sifnirt
By ordeE Y tht Bard q Couuia5SdorTs
~ CaAS. L. DElTERS deTk.
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Guurt SaIss.
DINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Car q Oalo CoCsit
Nanriee CuHya
- Ia CtlsTI'


In purJasnee q the agik1tiiy Tss'el lis,hil
erce catered By saJl Coart 70 ths isI, s,tdl
% April 18Th, ISIS. ! Sill stiIlss tNii lGt
reidener Of Noes tIy, ct tie Ictziss tsH'!
tiseI 70 Be soh, 90
MONDAY. the oh is! c! S'p;sass "a
hegianing at 10 O'clocl, 4, X, At pslik istih
hlShest and bt5i blddsr, TIE lTssias Iast
lying and king situated "a ihs Win La,
ing eTeek, IN Ohio rUgniT, In ibs Stiitd AiS |
hoahdsd and Deserted = is!gp. Iaditf
sale near an Ella stutsp osnrf y NsaeanilA
and With his lire :, IS " lNPlr. ifitls,,
Catharine InEAri; thtoSr S.,h BIT 70, ~
poles 10 two sasiT trySs su:psr y VI 'lsAl1t
ind joseph Petisr; thrter VIII P''iT' ~
E, ~ poles 70 4 spE1T ;ree orr . 1'7a =
lhsnee y. 81, ". ~ P,!Es 70 TIE l'sia'.AL
Ing lSS 1cTes, bsiaS The satat fTsie7I ~ si.ti
eonTeyed by Ness lay % Go L liA'gs
q trust daied Ap'il sIih, 10, ia4 faaf'Al
he pablie laud rrCOris G: al egzhtE'
TINS OF SALE-0Er-,aiFi 4 W R7t55-.
o. such further sun IS ths PSrchtsf ~ shiII
n hand. the residue En iTy risI! ih''liseA
bIe respsttiTely In obs AL to !cz'' W
saIe. With IatsfysI frrB thai cay % 80
lnr bis bod With 1ppcoTci Is;s',Ea sa;i9
oftbe deferred Ia,tlllH-ht', Al u ". "
ave- '-- GEl. 4 C4LpAE
sPoL 49,
&c HEEvTT, Ascii,ets', -,,oxtiySl
The ab1vs ale Is ti!o5F5r'.il III SS,ibitI
Der II, isis VIZ : ~ ,,-f,5s
SelG-dAE 80 I =
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TRUSTEES SALE,

By virtue q ne,d q Trust H,I, 4, ~,
Becker and Elizabeth hi, VIZ. d ~ !, III! sq.
September % ls7!, ADD q Rod [, n. ~, !,
Of the County G,urt .! 0l5 Dgn,y IA w ",
In Deed Of Trust bSk " { :, -. "" ~ q
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RangnrL


Parties who have been holding gold for
. rise have been tired out and SrS selling.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


VTFialrIphia AcenIHmmIatioH.-ThEs lrain only runs
between Wheeling End TTiHlclphIa.
tpaily except Sanday-SeE1rk Accommodation.
.SleahsuNille AcConinnda;l1n.-ThiS tTain jurlng
the day passEs backward and forward eetEten Mar
tins Ferry and Belsire, stopping when required al
sherman House, EHtuarille, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill ". +.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of Deri Of Trr,i r,h hrUfs
by Z. Harvey SayTr aud Vi.c. teItis ~ MI
day Of September. ISL, snd ~, flgi lssli
Book No. :, Tnge a., Ia tie ri,ft, ~ StttS
" Court Of Wetoel eO-sI!, W.yi-lUla
TUESDAY, the s;a d! .: oets,n
Al the Iront dor Of The Car; Htg- 4 Vests
", sell At public Igeti tie slSEiag Mia
% much thereof Is IaIy II uaal,1fl II saiI
claim Secured by sid Ie,-i Il tTg,.. " lNti
ed (ZIl iFenty-sesea and - lU'l,ydsA ii
Eest side d Mzll street, 10 tie i0Ta GSH la
willie, WeiIel county. West Va
Terms OF SALE-CIsA
dED, f. BoYp, IraI
J. D. EEISo, AtinrpeT, d
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER q. II,

Commencing At 10 o'eisf !, =. III At p,h,,,,.
al the front door Of tie Car HSrSs Y ~
the following dGSeTit-! -! s,;si. IN IA -.
State, formerly part Z G.arss l. CsNI,gr.s ".
side vineyard, on SHEA ,FStei 4 inSs ~
house, that Is 10 ny: Besiar.l. !; nj, = NJ.
side Of the county T. 81 bsias ils s,ltSs,s -.
Charles SchEeTtiesrr; thrasr r.ttis,n 49,
II along sad count! ryat ttiy M h. \ ~
Franks line; thener af;ASif.y % C,t.ny,1,t.
90 feet; thence along sIA IEa 10 SeAus,i.,j,S
hity Cj0l ieet; thence I!ons All SsJetiSg,S
southEardly iuTt!..nJe y let 70 tie lhtf =
ming, bring same ipd clsVeJsiil aaSJ5EL7
er BY said Frank and Eiis b. del dll,d MAJ 4
and Of record in all Clsft, eser i N VI
PAGE -.
Title believed sol. bot st,lia: IS Trvssly;,,
convey such title As Is Vs;el ia Ee " No.
trust.
Terms Of Sale-cIsh.
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The above sale "a s4lagrrsi saul YONdS
tember Is, ts1s. a " V'clO,E l. 4, tftsiT,.i
Sald CUuFI House JOHN n. FINE ~.
HERvEY L PACE, ABsika,-r.
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MEXICO.

CONGRESS IN sEssION--FRIENDLY RELATIONS
WITH ALL THE WORLD.
HAVANA, April Is, 1878
The steamer City OF Merida, which arrived ycster-
day from Vera Cruz brings the following intelligence
from Nexico:-
CRY OF MEXICO, April Z, 1873
Congress met on the LIST INST: President Diaz sent
IN long message, which makes good showing Of tho
internal condition OF the country. He says Mexico's
relations with foreign Powers continue peaceful and
cordially friendly tcnding In marked manner to be-
como streng thcned. se...
On the "a President Diaz presided at the opening Of
tho Toiuca Railroad Trans now run TO Cuantitan.
NO CAniSKT CHAxGKs
NO further Cabinet changes anticipated. Gen.
erai Gonzalez The new Minister or War. mas ordere
commissions to inspect the arscnals and ioundries,
with view to extensions and improvements.
Minister Foster has arrived the capital, and
everybody Is now expecting the speedy recognition
Of the government by tho United Statca
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GAINESVILLE FIRE.

LOSS OF ABOUT THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STILL HINT
AT A 1ow-sPECIAL POLICE PRECAUTIONS
IBx TKLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tonn, April 10, 1873.
. Tho estimated losScs by She GAINESVILLE connaaration
ID s35O, O0o with nearly 5000 oo0 Work
has already been commenced to rebuild the burnt
district The people still continue In state OF
cisemcnt, many aocking IN from the country.
An intensely bitsor feeling prevails between tho
biacks and whites, and row is expected at time
Many oil tho mid Degroes have Lett the town. fearing
the consequences OF q colISsion
Tho colored men stl continue TO severely denounco
Tho lynching or Winston Anderson, colored, for
attempted outrage awhile girl on March g. and tho
killing OF Columbus Seats by Policeman Philips
SATURDAY, and also the shooting OF Kirby. q negro
desperate q few days ago. Kirby was we'll
armed ana resisted arrest and was shot, but not
fatally largo proportion Of the negro population
OF GAINESVILLE Is composed OF furnace men, VINO
have Lsen employed NJ the iron works and IRE re-
gardcd most desperate class OF blacks In tho
South, always ready for amefef.
special poccmon are still kept duty 10 keep the
peace. public meeting was hold to-day, and CON-
mittee OF ton, composed OF both colors appointed 10
investigate the killing OF Seats and origin OF 1re
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CoLoRED ASTRONOMY.

JASPER, THE sUs-MovEn, ExTINGuIsHrs A
RIVAL coLoRED LIGHT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
RICHMOND Va, April Is. 1873
The Rev. P. II. A. Braxton, colored, OF Tappahan-
mock. having made structures In o ettor
published In q local paper recently upon the
moving theories OF tho Rev. John Jasper OF this city,
the latter has written card In roply, which will DO
Published tomorrow, as follows:-
MEssRs EDiToRs :-You will please to enter these few
lines in your Ia answer to little upstart Tappa
hammock. calling himself Rev. r. n. A. Brsxton Poor
fellow suppose he wants TO make himself and wants
Office among but think he had better and
his converted and then he will know whether
best follow Gods teachings astronomsrs Gods
word and himself the - decide whether
the Poor fellow he had better try
learn OF that Scripture that have forgotten.
most respectfully yours
Tho author OF the Jasperian system continues to
hold his against all odds and opposition, although
tho latlor includes the combined intellect influence
and moral power OF all tho colored dvines OF this
city ana many others outside.
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Police Court March Is on q charge OF felony In
casting away that vessel tho 4ih OF December,
while on the passage from New York TO Antwerp,
and WAS rsnanded without bail, has been discharged
from custody in consequence OF tho absence abroad Of
the principal witness tor the prosecution.
rnRKArgxED SPLIT ~ THE HONE RULERS
II 10 thought probable that fridays scene in Par
lament during the discussion or Mr. O'Donnell's
ion declaring that the governments action regard
to Lord Lietrim's murder unconstitutional, will
lead 10 split in the home rule party.
HITTER FEELINGS.
Several OF tho Irish members Indignantly repudi-
ated the attacks OF Msssrs. O'Donncli and Parneil
on the late Lord. The episode has cre-
ated much bitter feeling. 1t is said that
It's instigators intend TO raise a question
OF privilege In consequence OF the publication OF tho
proceedings after the clearing OF tho galleries II IL
denied that Isaac Butt intends to resign his
Parliament
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A SLAVES CLAIMS.

NULATTo WOMAN SUES MAN FOR SELLING
HER INTO SLAVERY.
Ink TELEGRAPH 10 rnk HERALD.]
CScIxSAri, ONO. Aprii Is, 1873
remarkable case was before tho United States Dis
tr,ct Court here to-day. Henrietta Woods, mulato
woman Of sixty years, brought suit against ZoDuon
Ward, now OF Little Rock, Ark, but formerly
Warden OF KsDtucky Pcnitenary. ios kidnapping her
ages 10 tho amount OF $l5, GOO Tho womans ov-
dence that she belonged to Mrs. Ccrodo, who
brought her 10 Cincinnati and manumitted her In
1851. Alter staying hero Two years she was entced
70 Kentucky, where she was kidnapped, taken
first Lexington, aiterwnrd TO Frankfort while Ward
vas In charge oil tho Pcnitent,ary, and he took her
asd sold her 20 Gssard Brandon. Texas planter
Who kept her at work until tho emancipation by law.
The case q singular because OF the length OF
time that has elapsed since tho occurrence AMI ~
being relic oil the slavery system now dead. IL -
sill In progresA
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. \
OFFICE OF THE CnIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGruS, April l6--1 A N.

WAR DkPARTMkxT
OrricB CnIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnISeroS, April l6--1 A N.
Indicafionx
For tho Middle Atlantic States and New England.
rising. followed by falling barometer northeast
southeast winds, stationary or lower Temperatures,
partly cloudy, followed BY rainy weather
For Tuesday, IN the South Atlantic States. south
east to southwest winds, rising barometer, warmer.
partly cloudy weather and numerous local rams will
prevail
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, northeast to,
southeast Winds, rising. possibly followed by falling
barometer, warmer, partly cloudy or clcar.weathor
For the lower lake region, northwest winds. sta
tionary temperature and pressure, partly cloudy
weather.
Tho rivers will generally rise slightly.
Cauiionary signals continue at Duluth. Marquette,
EscanabA Ludington. Milwaukee. Section one, Grand
Haven, Toledo, sabdusky, Cleveland, Eric, Cape
henry, Kitty Hawk and Cape Hat,eras
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KILLED BY CARELEssNEss.
INK TRLRoRArH TO THE HERALD.

IDY TELEoRArH TO THE HERALD
WHEELING, W. Va. April is, 1873
Frank Maxwell, OF steuDenviilc, Ohio, went out
duck shooting to-day. and came homo with
loaded gun. tho usual event followed lie dragged
the gun carolessly out Of hts boat, and, when two
loads OF shot had blown hole nearly six inches In
diameter IN his chest, killing him instantly, the I'm
preston became general that tho loaded ator
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CUBA

FOUNDATIONS IN THE CARDENAs DISTRICTS
HAVANA, April 1t, ls7S.
The districts which flooded In 1876 ID tho
Jurisdictions OF Cardenas and Colon arc again partially
inundated In consequence Of the late un soasonabo
rains, ana many plantations are suffering heavily
tharahv - 49,
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SUICIDE.

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WHEELING, W. Va, April Is, 1873
Captain :. W. Cakes, oil Charleston, w. Va, COM
mitisd suicide to-day by throwing himself under
freight train. He was prominent steamboat man.
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Of tho exodus movement in New Orleans. Nrs.
Garrett Is called quadroon, bus Is probably ssvsraI
degrees nearer white. Sho ~ intelligent and con-
VERSES nuentiy and generally correctly. She
IS about asc ioet hign and Of porsiy
buiid being apparently ioTty years OF age.
She says that The movement Ia New Orleans was spon-
taneous. having no connection with that here. She
herself was tue originator Of the idea Of general
leading 10 the starting OF the scheme she
says that aiier the defeat OF the republican
party In ihc Pelican state, shc aud olhcrs iels
that they were ia the POWER Of the whites and
could do nothing 10 help themselves, and therefore
determined To Try and scek some 81 departing
10 Il country OF their own. Mrs. Garrett had consid.
guns aud then passed on 10 discuss other aud more
sensible View. She SAID hat she had been con viuced
that the colorcd could achieve real indie
pendence or make himself great IN this country
JUST THINK or IT
"IooH al me, ;" she sao. II speak four languages. I
am "a musician. l can handle needlr Il paint
brush aha have read great deal aud been thor.
ou;hy educated What can l do with II all
WY, 20 into n parlor aud be waiting maiu 10 some-
body who don't know much AS DOR Then she
went tell oil tho history VI the movement IN New
Orleans She had FIRST summoned icw Other colorcd
women OF her own cIass together al her house aud
talked the matter. They had read books
Liberia Africa and mad sceu and heard cncourag-
Ing letters IRON .Wigran.s They spoke among
organized until 500 women were taxing an active
part. About this time interest oil tho male col
ored population was ENLISTED, and tho exodus lever
spread like Wild fire through the parish of Orleans,
Texas aud Arkansas During last fall correspondence
opened with the exodists IN this state,
una the two organizations are now united
aud in ful symbathy In tho parish oil Ofienns Mrs.
Garrett states there 2. 900 working women en-
rolled. and the State OF Louisiana II 900 persous
have put down their names. She thinks they VIII DO
leans aboutsncxt January. A Commissioner Eoni
LOUISIANA viii accompany the Azor
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in,shs
temperature Tor the past twenty hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding OF last year. ms
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
Herald building, No. us Broadway
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BETTER REMOVE THAN HIDE COMPLEXioNAL
Llenisies Use uirnn's SULPHUR SOAP. not cosmetics
ASPIRING STYLES GENlLEMEN'5 HATS
ready style and texture hnc silk HAT So
BURKE. 2i4 Broaiway
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A-A.-BRONCHINE, FOR BRONCHITIS.
Cough Colds catarrh amt all affections the Lungs 10
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Average temperature yestcrdnv. b2i
Average temperature ior corresponding date Last
y0arss.s..... ............... 10.
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FOR MAY.
Handsomely Illustrated,
Naw raudv

!. A MOUNTAIN HOLIDAY. BY Henry King. Illus
tfetcd
2 IL ROCMANIAN LAND. by Edward King. Illus
tfnted.
q SPRING STAR By Emma Lazarus
4 THEO OLfNDE. A story. by ". James. Jr.
5. PREDECESSOR or TRNSfSoN. A Sketch. By
O FOR PtRcTvAi.r A Novel Illustrated
q. OLD YORK. BY q u. Putnam. Illustrated.
n SONG. BY y. a. Hiliisrd
o. HtPIZlpaH GRTNNE.s story OF Old PhIIaaeI.
phia. by Weir Mitchell .s.-lI.L
10. ACOrNTERbLtsT AT THE MARRIED FOLKS.
Nv Mary Dean.
II. HINTS 10 DESIGNERS. BY Frank Farne.s.
~. TRAGEDY OF SEDAN. Descriptive Poem. BY
Anna G. Greer.
10. HIS EXCELLENCY "OLD UGLY.n Sketch BY
William ~ Baker. =
"a A MEMORY OF GUsrAvE coUaBEr. ny Char.
lotto Adams.
Is. our MONTHLY GO ssIP-Among the crema tonists;
Reality versus Poetry; The Theatres OF Paris: The
Unwilling Of Prnce; W anted. Job Al Butcherins.
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