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SOUTHERN LOVE FOR JEFFERSON DAVIS.
a. IL. LLnLL. Nnr.ulE MIMI ReNaLier LIcml

The cordial greeting and warm reception
extended TO Mr. JEFFERSON Davis by Press AssOca-
ton at Pascag0ua a few days ago was evidence strong
az proof OF HOLY Witt OF the hgh esteem In which le
grand Old cheftain Is yet held by his cOuntrymen He
i not IN power now aud has no fat Offices To DestOW
upon those who do honor 10 him. Yet h stood be-
fore thai venOn OF editors he was greeted Win suc
sbOuts of applause and tokens Of admiration as were
never extended TO any man before ia Mississippi JEFF
ersou Davis WBen the President Of the Southern Con
frderocy was never hOnOrcd with a more anecu0ndte
TeepR than he received at PascagOua upon tho ocea-
on referred TO- The words that fell from his lips IN
the short address made Ike the Uerbd dTdeHta
nj cero-they melted all hearts, they burned In every
cor of mat yast audience The people Of Inc North may
continue 10 tauut and ieer himtber hatred VIII no
d1ubt follow MIN 20 his grave but IN the hearts OF The
6p@v and true OF Mississippi nc will be lovingly en-
sbrned and the sod that, In the nature or things, Is
soon no conceal from view his crumblinR mortal re
mains will bs 10 them and 10 their clluiehs cndIch
as holy ground"
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HARPER * BW0S.

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cents.
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ENGLAND'S TERMS DEFINED.
cETywAYOs SUBMISSION EXPECTED.

CETYWAYO'S SUBMISSION EXPECTED.
LORD CHELMSFORD TELLS CETYwAYo THE BASIS
ON WHICH HE WILL MAKE PEACE-sPAIN
THREATENS siNTo DOaINGO.
Lord Chelmsford has informed King Cetywayo or
the terms of peace He STIMULATES that the King shall
not assemble an army for five years, aud that Brit
ish resident shall be permitted remain IN Zuuand.
England and France continue to take an active
part in Egyptian affairs. They object to
the curtailment of the Khediyes authority,
which the Porte strives 10 accomplish.
Spain has gone so far in her quarrel with Santo
Domingo rs to order two war vessels to blockade
the coast of that island in ease her demands are
resisted,
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DAYIS-WHITNE Y-On Wednesday June % AZ the rest
Aruss Of Irs Elizabeth r. whitney. Whtleys Point, y
" W. Lake, De crest BrisaI DAVIS 10 jen'
pie Francis whitney, al. Of p" hitreys Point
LANE-WILIS-At the resi- !slss OF Dr. Charles Uasht
POughkeepse. y. y, StSh SOnth 10Th l5ig 0y Friends
ceremony John c. Lane and Elizabeth G. WIS bOth Oh
NJ lDrOOk, y. \.
STEPHENS STODDAED-On SATURDAY, June %. by ths
Rev j. r. Richmond Hr Charles A. stephens OF Fulton,
n Y 20 Miss Eveline r, only daughter Of william d. aud
Ann StOddard. II NeH-Nork city.
Milwaukee pagers please COPY.
In northampton, Mass, June 90,
by the Rev Lsavitt. Minister ~ Ire First Parish his
daughter Mary - Lcayt to Dr. John l. Stydfard probes
II smith COLLEGE. NurthlmptOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MR.. ROWE,S NEW PLAY.

Formal announcement is made of the re-
opening OF Walacks Theatre, the lSh Of August IT
was long since made known I'm this column that new
play by MI George Fawcett Rowe would then be pro
ducedwth Iehabod Crane its central character and
with Mr.. John T. Raymond in that part. Mr. Rowe's
play is entitled "WOlferts Ro0st Legend Of sleepy
Hollow" and the dramast has striven 10 give dramatic
effect to a story constructed of materials drawn from
various sources in the works of Washington Irving The
piece been for several weeks in Of prepara-
lion AT Wancks and IL Is 10 be produced with careful
cast of the parts and with new and appropriate
Mr. Hardenberg has been selected for the part Of BrO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
WATTERsON HEARS THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
From TIE Loulsrfiie COar1eT-Jour1lat (De,n.l
L IL. L .

The reported DCkcllHES anu ulNlSiols dHiOlS
the House Democrats dlScretltloc 70 themselves
and bOde 40 good for the party Few things can he
palmer than the logic OF the situation The majority III
Congress having exhausted the constitutional preruga-
lives vested the legislative branch Of the Govern
meut. nave only 70 pass the necessary APPROPRIATION
bills and adjourn II Is not in possession OF the fequ-
se tWO-thiris 10 set aside the Presidents veto. The
right OF coercion nowhere expressed in the organic
law: but, even if 1t wcre the Democrats are not III
position not the power 20 apply u. Tncrc
not opinions anywhere 90 the situation In Ken
tuCky elsewhere III the SOUTH tue people ieel thal
inc cxtra session was mistake and that have lost
with each day of n. Now the people wiser
than their politicians. Pass tho appropriations, theH
THE words are IN every mouth. He VINO does hear
the sound is deaf: but ne who, hearing II, would hold
ont merely in his cOncelt than deaf aud will
find the result little to his advantage his 1ardhOOd
is 10 the disadvantage Of his party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
THE GOOD WORK IN MAINE.

The Republican State Convention was the
grandest numbers, the most imposing IN us weight OF
character and the most enthusiastically harmonious
that has ever assembled IN the state OF Maine. IL Is safe
10 say thai convention ever dissolved after an active
connection OF candidates with universal hearth
ness IN ratityiug result with so entire an absence
OF bitterness resentment. The nomination came u
Mr. Davis In q gratifying and peculiarly spontaneous
manner that fan 90 give II prestige among tIe
people. Mr. Davis is omIDenty man OF the people,
scli-made selfreliant and most esteemed where his
character Is best known He y ciear-Deaded, sound
hearted, bonest-mnded man Of the people, who viii
and cOnEcleulOusy accept tho trust fepOsed
I'm hun aud feel It labor Of love 10 carry the ." Ola
Flag" the Republican banner, IN tie march 10 victory
f,M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Union may be saved for this genera
ton but It may be destroyed in the next, ana Will be II
the doctrine Of STATE Rights permitted 10 grow and
bear fruit-lIniianaJ polls Journal (RepJ
Future Congresses will not attempt to force
"A President by the "rd-r pian TO sign laws ne does
nor approve Let us hOps rider plan win he for
ever discald,l II tricky and dangerous method
Vicksburs Herald (D3m)
The Republican Convention was a glorious
Gathering The nomination - one that VIII give vic
tory II every publican does his duty That the right
kind of feeling anmates our party evident by the
thusasIn aud confidence OF manifested at Ban
gOr.-IAugusta (deJ kcnnrbec Journal (!ep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
ENGLAND,s TERMS TO THE zULUs.
HEAVY DEMANDS MADE on THE KING.


HEAVY DEMANDS MADE on THE KING
LONDON. Monday, June 30. 1879.
The Standard has the following under date
Durham Jane 9: More reace messengers have come
TO Lord Chelmsford The messengers were informed
OF the additional terms Of peace which are; The King
regiment TO disarm. CetvwayO not 10 assemble an
Army for five wears the King tO fine OF Two bu-
locks for every male Zuu and English resident 10 De
placed at UlundI The terms have not yet Deen
answered Part OF the cattle 10 be given to friendly
chiefs
me Daiy Nenoss dispatch to the Lower Tuge la June
TO- says Three OF the peace Messengers declare that
any terms will be acceptable"
In the skirmish I'm which Adiutant Firm, OF the
Iancers was Killed tho enemy numbered 1900, ana
were Tepulsed by the cavalry, many being killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
THE EXPLOSION or 4 PLEASURE STEAMER

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, June 29.-The boilers of
the pleasure steamer May QIern on Lake Mnnetouha,
the popular Summer resort, Minneapolis, exploded
while the boat was landing at wharf on the upper
lake yesterday afternoon The boat sank in five feet OF
water ana il "A complete wreck Iho casualties are as
follows Captain r. W. Rockwell was lhterhaly Aui'
ana .c,Iicd lie will die En- gineer Haines was ter
rby and fatally crushed and manged about the head
and boiy. Isaac Dean and VIE, or IankaL0, Mimi,
ID ID Walker OF ST. Louis, aud Mrs. ID. ID. Walker OF
St. LOUIS we're bruised. Mrs. Biakeiy, the mother
of MIR Walker. sixty-tWo years n age, is seriously
min eli Internally. Fifteen persons only were on the
l,,.f at lg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

bank and his counsel He Ia quiet and depressed.
His wife and immediate relatives, consisting Of
aged mother and four brothers, greatly distressed st
the
" y said IN regard to the cook who left the Blair
residence Friday that the frat exclamation she
made after hearing the pistol shots. was, " John
killed Mr. Blair" Her present residence Is said to be
known 10 Mr. BaIrs counsel and II she Is needed as
wit ess she can be readily sum nODed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
LATEST SHIP NJ US.


Str WoOdburn r) Thompson. Liverpool II days, with
20 VIM n Vanderbilt; vessel 10 John SeaRer.
str Santiago de Cuba, FOJe Havana JuEe IS 10 William
Clyde & Co.
Str wyaBoke Couch ichmonl City aud Norfolk. to
Old Dominion - 60.
lfor other snip NeVs see Bigta PIgsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
The LATE PRINCE NAPOLEON.

LONDON,
Advices from Cape Town to June IL state
that after the funeral parade which Lord Chelu'-
ford was the chief mourner body OF Prince Louis
Napoleon was removed to Pietrrmaritzburg where it
Law i'm state In the Catholic Church The body will be
sent by the trOop-ship OrOutS to England.
The coffin containing the remains of the Prince I'm
perial on arrival at PETER Martzburg wrapped IN
the French coOr the Princes sword and helmet placed
thereon and his horse led after IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
synopsis FOR the past 81 hours.

WASHINGTON, June 80, "A. m.-The barOm-
eter has fallen. but rising The Allan
States and Lake REGION cooler norherly Winds
and in the interior clear weather, but the Atlantic
Coast clearing weather following numerous rains. The
pressure has fallen in tho extreme northwest with
warmerly sOuthcrly winds. The barometer continues
low at Rocky Mountain stations but has risen slightly
the Pacific Coast.
TndicdiiGns,
For the Middle Atlantic states and New England
rising barometer. cooler north and WINDS partly
cloudy or clear WEI ther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

Why successful First they arc
Origna an Revolutionary IN their composition and mode %
treatment Second they undoubtedly possess great curative
DTB-rties Third there thousands upon hnu.Abds o
sck .rng who have tried AID found wanting The u
remedies modes ~ treatment and who are ready 20 vel
come a really and successful medicine FOURTH me
prlce of them Is within the means Of every invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
SHOT IN A srREEr EIGHT.

A street fight occurred last night in front of
the uquor store No 322 East Thirtysixth-st, between
tho saoor-keeper, Edward Finnegan, and crowd OF
unknown runians. Stones thrown. and pistols at
last came into use Fnnegau shot IN the head ana
received severe scalp wound. hate fIu'
ueg,n who came TO his assistance, re-
oeyed bullet N her leg Both attended at their
homes The fulians awau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
GERMAN MINISTER'S RESIGNING.

LONDON, MOnuay, juno 30 ISIJ.
The Standards Berlin dispatch reports that
Herr HoDrpcbt, Minister of Finances, and DR.. Falk,
Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs about to resign,
the latter account OF religious differences with the
Emperor.
The Poss correspOndent ut Berlin says Herr H0hrecht
has resigned and expected that DR.. Prudential,
Minister OF Agriculture, viii also resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
4 PIECE OF ENERGEnC WORK.

ST.. LOUIS, June 29.-The preparations for
changing the gauge ~ the Louis Iron Mountain and
southern Railway, which had been In progress for the
past two months, eliminated Friday night. AT day
break Saturday over 5000 men began the work Of
shifting the rails and long before night the entire line,
extending from -. Louis 10 PARLIAMENTARY 700
lc-hnd been changed from uNe feet 70 the standard
glue OF four feet xht aud onehan inches. The loco
motives aud cars had been altered 10 correspond.
and uanic under the order OF things Will proceed
NVifuout breuk hiudTance.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD:

A History Oar Own Times r'roui he Accession Of
Queen Victoria the Berlin Congress. BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY
ITO completed ia 1 yOumes) NOs. and sVO cl9th
large typeL 80
An EtymOiOGcnl and Pronouncina Dictionary Of the
EBRii-h Language. By the Rev. James SioUuOdth The
pronunciation carefully reyse BY tue Rev r. H. lhR NJ A.
crown SyO. Pr. rs IS IS.
The shakespeare Key. by Charles and Mary COwfcn
Clarke The Complete Concordance 20 shake
n. ohm
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GEORGE CARLETON & 90,

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CHARLES sCRIBNER,S SONS.

Cnsari A sketch. By James Anthony Fruude H. 4. I
vol crown sy0 CLOTH with portrait engraved on stee ani
map - So
Old iresie Days BY George W. Gable. vol l6ro eH'
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Tho Wifchery Of Archery. complete Manual 81 Arch
cry. Maurice Thompson. vol! small limo cotl iuS'
trated, 81 50.
Thee Miss Crespigny. Two new volumes Each vol,
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GEORGE p. PUTNAH',s SOUS,

Il Life Worth Liv.nsf BY ". H. MaliocS. author "a
1.-The New Republic"
The Round Trip by Of Panama, through Gallon
MIA Oregon Nevada IdlhD AID OrdO with notes on
railroads agrcuture mining scenery ana peo-
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Bayard TayIor's Novels Comprising Hannah Ihury
ton" John GOaevs Fortunes Joseph and HIS Friend
"The story Kenneth ali Beauty aud Jhc Beast ils
Cedarcroft Edition. united Doaris vols, per volume
IL
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RECONSTRUCTION N EGYPT.

1t is said that England and France will not
accept the Sultans abrozaIon Of the trade OF 1871,
which authorized the Khedve conclude treaties with
foreign powers and maintain army.
CAIRO. June %. 1879.
Ismail Pacha. the ex-Khediye, departs today. lie
will probably 20 10 SMYRNA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
HENNY aOLFS, Co.

AT, WIZ, mn widow. Ie,nS H It-1re iioar Ser.
es.) Il.
Handbook f Practical PhysicS - Ere 'eTtck Guthre.
Phi d. Professor the Roy1 school OF Mines LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30
COERCING SANTO DOMINGO.
MADRTD lime %. I

1t is stated that the Spanish frigate Almansa
and war steamer Jorge Juan have received orders 10
leave Havana and proceed to Santo Domingo to sur.
mort tie demands Of the Spanish COusu. at Puerto
Plata They are 10 establish blockade Of the coast Of
SaHrO Domingo " the Dominican Government REFUSES
to ri satisfaction to spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

The Ghost of RedbroOk A nov Dll Tramp novel
BY the autaOr o. Tue 40 rrumD" The Lacy DIamOliA'
svo Ezra cloth. II .. Pager cover - cent?.
Glare MI Beebe Fine Edition limo. cloth 81 Is. Cheap
Edition. lGmO pager cover 80 cents.
HiIda. A Poem. Illustrated. square l2mo EKtrac!ot4
An. !. %
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n MORTnINGTON

HouSsaye, Arsenefie 10 Paris letters On art, htera
ture and society. C0th. II %.
The Souvenirs of Madame lie Bran.Tw vols n one
portrait large Emo Red Cloth white label sut TOT,
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NEW BOOKS AND BEW EDITIONS
LIPPINCOrT ( Co,
p,iia tntnitia

Resrced books Of ne irs hrs v1ast my Iiy'r,ist
her,s1N7rs me fi'.rrvy 317s
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RUSSIAN AGIrAToRS TO BE PUT DOWN.

The Minister Of the Interior has ordered
the local authorities to take measures against the a1i-
taors who are melting the peasants 10 disturbance by
spreading false reports OF an impending redistribution
OF iauds
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nie md and Ias.le.! bic AVN

Nor bronx q single hours dclay
IT, you would carry in NOur mudih
Wnitn teeth and OdOrs Of the. south.
haste. haste. and buy a siDgie iont
OF the uuriVa led SDLDDOsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

Tho yses IN which MURRAY & LANyASs FLORIDA WATEa
IL mi ma Without exagerat0H, De said % DC universal
In rfurl and cult society II Is recognized a. the most
refreshing and agreeable Of perfumes tor iAe aLdheiciei
the toilet and tn bath.
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MACMILLAN & Co,

The Macvey Napier Correspondence. Ehtci By hi'
SyO. -
The Rcln tiOns Of VI nd and Brain BY Henry calder,
wood IL D. professor OI moral philosophy, university oi
Edinburgh. SVO -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

When IeaVlDg nOmt TOT tnt Summon VafA-
ton the prudent provide themselves i'm Dr. JaYnes
Carmlnatyr BasaU, IN order to treat promptly and eff
feetaly sudden attacks ~ eFamp, daTGGt dysentrry,
cholera mOrbus, etccOmpliuts less prevalent
everywhere at this season OF tbe year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June p.
In accordance with the authority conferred me by
tn, Joint resolution OF Congress approved June lOls79
have appointed Dr. c. c. Cox, OF the District Of Column
bla to the position Of Secretary 10 the Commissions
tended To represent the United states at The proposed
exhibitions 10 be held at Sydney HUd Melbourne tho
former In 1879 and the 1850. All persons de-
sng exhibit "a either or both or ElId cXbl IONS can
LIuicute Dr. Cox, IA OF this departne ut.
Upon such appiiCa ion circulars naluiug fu inferno
lion aud instructions VIII be promptly forwarded,
together with necessary blank. The Secretary of the
Comm ssOns proposes 10 leave tus city or Australia
about the 10Th OF July prOximO. WV. NJ EvAETs,
Secretary % state,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 30. L a. m.-The barometer
fell rapidly Saturday afternoon (see light white in and
triGe yesterday morning, but rose again last evening
see heavy white lne Clear and partly cloudy weather
prevailed Saturday with light showers during the
evening. Yesterday clear weather was followed by
partly cloudy weather. with heavy shower and strong
winds early IN the afternoon and lighter showers later
On Saturday the temperature ranged between 75o and
g6o lsee dotted lne the being the same
Friday In the sun the temperature reached 1859 at
800 ~ N. Yesterday the average temperature was
735 lower than Saturday, the mercury ranging be-
tween Csc and $50 (sce broken lne.) The amount Of
moisture I'm the air Is large.
Cooler aEd clear partly cloudy weather may be ex
pee.ed IN this city and vicinity to-day.
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BAnEIEh.

No lady cnreIRI Of health viii use any sewing machine
No t'i>lDh hA'ilit ol INC
%
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Under what law continue mineral waters to

be passed through the Custom House wtaJEt chemical
examination. SIMPLY upon certificates from the other
side Schultz and Other manuia rtlr ~ ~ mineral
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Janes Quizs.

GENERAL FL I.NI~ HING LNDERTAkER
ONCE WarerOOms l9l btIavc corner 49thst. y. Y
Orders NAV a.so b. lett a. Residence los East 49ths1
Nervous medical comprising
delivered at kaAn's Museum o. Anatomy, Now
lOrk the and care OF premature ne sn0wtig
dsputaby how lost health Aned adOrinz dslr
synopsis OF tire mpetmouts 10 marriage aui tho otu'lI
and deDhty being tue result NJ 20 years
peTenCe by mall, 2JC. currency postage Stamps AlioA
Secretary, kAliN'S Museum. o~S BroAiwaY. New.NorN
Patents. Designs Trade-harks. Labels Caveats, and
PROMPTLY and al the lowest cost,
given b. ;. II. WALES SON, Editors OF the sc entne
News" No 10 spruce St. New YORK, who have had twenty
four years experience in tha business
Waned-A wife charge OF charitable
stulO or thorough woman without encuulbrAnce who
the general Of large Institution.
Address r., Tribune Olaee-
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THE AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Sccretary Evarts
has issued the following nOtice Of appointment to the
Australian exhibitions:
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tis t@nls
perpenuar lines ts u OF tine Tor le II
preceding midnight irregular wnte line egr-sentt l5
OSCILLATIONS during those l0u The broken or ios'ed me
the uafJ Ia "a utrat
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5peeial NotlreS.

A New story
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
ENTITLED
AMBER, THE ADOPTED;
OR
SCHEMING TO WIN.
WILL COMMENCE IN
No SO
OF the
NETWORK WEEKLY.
READY ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY.
JULY SEVENTH
STREET & SMITH.
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