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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
TEEE. EESSI -.

The formation Of Supervisors districts
under the cersus law Of last March, hs:
been completed b. Superintendent Walker
TIE selection Of Supervisors viii be made
from the applicants residing in The respect
i've districts, and these ofisers will control
the appointment Of the Thousands OF local
officers necessary TO DO the work OF taking
the census. Kansas is divided into three
census districts, composed respectively Of
the following cOUgIiss:
First district, Allen, Anderson, Bourbon
Cherokee, Crawford, Douglas, Franklin,
johnson, Ls5ette, / mn, Miami. MontsOm
cry, Neosho, Wilson ana Wyandotte coun.
ties. Second district, Chautauqua, Elk
Greenwood, woodsoG, Coffee, Usage, Shsw'
nee, wsbsunsee, Morris, Marion, McPherson,
Rice, Barton, Russ. Ness, Lane, Scott, wich'
ia, Greeley aud al other counties 10 the
west and south of Jhs line thereof. Third
district, Donipain. Asahison, Leavenworth
Jefferson, Jackson, Potiswa;omie, Riley
Davis, Dickinson, Saline, = lsworth, RuSsell,
Ellis, Gregg, Gore, Wsllsce and all other
counties 10 the north Of tho line thereof.
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Bnt an the STANDS.

A circular has been Issued by the luier
nsl Revenue Department advising Collect
tors that the Law relative 10 stamping per-
fumeries, tooth-powders and cosmetics is in
many instances di-rsgarded, and inviting
attention TO the statue which provides, tina,
perfumeries, tooth-powd r. and cosmetic
articles (whe:her impaired or domestic)
are liable to staup-tsx without conditions
or eIcepiiops-those that are compounded
or prepared sccording TO published formu-
las no less than those which are, or are
claimed 10 be, ps;ent or proprietary. A
manufacturer of any article liable &c
stsmp-tax is required to stamp every pack
age, large and smsil, in which he delivers
such article TO the purchaser, whether be
furnishes the bottle or package himself oil
fills bottle or package furnished BY the
purchaser.
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What il ile First Consideration,


We have fallen upon an ers Of marine
disaster, ard the question may now he
ssk.d, AZ ss science ard invention done all
that may be done in rendering vessels safe
from storm, shipwrsck, collision or ire ?"
l. il an sb-olute necessity that a vessel
should founder at sea if an uncomfortable
leaK is developed? II email boats csn be
copstruc ed with AIR chsmbers TO prevent
their sinking, might not something rinil ar
he adspted u the larger vessel? Cannot
.ome space be sacrificed for this purpose
when so msny human lives are at stake :?
Are our ocean steamers, after all, little
more than freight boats with expensive
hotels on deck? Is the safety of lie the
the frat consideration, or the holding and
Carrying of cargo? And if these terrible
ice islands, ambushed in logs, are liable
at times to drift down from the frozen seas,
why no, sacrifice little time and take q
more southerly course? Or must the
Offering of City of Boston he made every
few years TO the spirit of rapid ocean
transit?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
LOST ON THE LAKE.
a Gale on Lake Ontario De st,oys
fhres Tugs, Three Drsdses
aid Three Sew
Out Of Iwsnty-Eiaht Fersons on
Bosfd, CnB Six srs Now
Alive.
The List Of the Iost-Ihe Terrible
Wrath of the Tempest
illustrated.
Other RaFors and Accidents,

O.wi GO. ". y. Nov. lS.-The tug Sey-
yesterday with four Jugs. three Gredges and
e,sh. scOss IN tow for Buffslo. Daring
the night gale on Laze Ontario was
encountered, and three tugs aud all the
dfsdses and scOws were lost.
De tug wss picked up to-day.
Tas Seymour arrived al Sockets Har-
boz.
o. The crew only six persons we're saved
and seu;y two Lost
Tie following Is a lit of tie lest:
Mr. ArEO'd, one q :he proprie,Ors, and
HeuTy BlteEcr, : sgl Uf another Irc prize
tor
james & Young, Bdf.'o, Y Y.
Patrick Hogan, G-aLd hapId-, Nicn.
Patrick Venu-i', Ia Chine. Canals.
thus. Thompson. Buffalo. " Y.
Fed SCEaus, Buffalo, y. y.
Mr. Paul, La Chire
G=D-se Palmer and wife, NsTsennes, ".
i.ud.ou Morrison, Wellsud Canada.
J ONE Msvisin, wife and dsugStfr,
Charles Erglaed and wife, and Charles
Rsrough, La Chine.
Etwsri Deason, Buffalo.
john Wood and son, . sGen-burg, y. \.
Noah Gsrrow, Ogd-nsburg.
Vm. Logan, Morrish1Tg, O1tsrio.
The Seymour hsd foul weather
uotii after pa-eIug Gslianpi Island
OF SacEelts Harbor, when Il gale
from The northeast. with heavy snow
sto-L;, G. in. The tug and tow got within
i've or six miles OF O,wego when the hghi-
were lost. The steamer en,ieaycred to hold
;he fee; until daylight, bat the sea ant
| gale scattered Il.
Thirty one persous, including three wo
men and one girl, were drowned.
The tug Charles II. Ritter, of EGG4lo
which was picked up on the lake anC
towed into this port to-day, was abandoned
hall fuli of water. Theepginser was saved
and taken 10 Szckett's Harbor.
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The Attitude CT England in Cors:ua
tiuOpir.
Sew NprE IimeEl

IL is generally believed in diplomatic
III je which Eng land has recently assumed
in CUDs,au;Inof e - merely intended to
facilitate an exchange Of the island of
Cyprus for the tow ard district OF Alex
andretts 10 Syria. Cyprus has turned out
worthless possession. Immediately after
its occupation, the value OF lard and other
real estate rnss enormously; many foreign
merchants, Eugli-h and French, settled in
IL. towns; industrial enterprises were
planned add actually begun. But very
soon it oozed out that the Eogiish Govern
meut felt some shat disappointed AZ IL
Own success, and doubted whether The island
was exsctiy what 1t wanted; and now
the works have ell stopped, the foreign
merchants have gone, land and real estate
are at almost nominal prices. A!eIsn-
drelti, on the contrary, is uEguestiousbly
the best harbor on the Syrian coast, and its
position is such thst, with the expenditure
OF few millions Of dollaTa, it might be
inside an impresnsbie fortress. It's grestest
advantage, however, ia that il forms, il not
only, at least the best, starting point for a
railway communication between the Med
Itt.rranesn and the Persian Gulf OF Ar
mcuia With this line built and worked
noder EIsii7n COZ trOl, il would be impos-
sible fer a Russian army 70 march through
Central Asia to Iudil, az at every point OF
the route, IT would be exposed to 4 flank
attsck by an English army.
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We see it stated that our old friend,
Pete Il Groat, General Passenger and
Ticket gent Of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way, and HE valuable assistant, Stephen +
Smart, are booked for trip TO Eugllnd in
behalf OF the immigration interests of this
road We regard this 80 one Of the great
es: moves ever made by the X T.. ard L.
p. railways, looking TO the settlement Of
the spsre lands IN Kansas. As an orgsn-
izer Of q scheme, no better man than Mr.
Groat can be found anywhere, while for a
writer, few have more fluent style than
Mr.. Smart. Both OF them know Kansas
end Colorado we'll, and either of them are
well quaiitle TO OPEN wide the eyes oil
Johnny Bull az to the surprising wonders
Of the "New West" The Register wishes
both Of rhesa gentlemen every SUCCESS in
the new field of their opsr itio,s.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Eawin NJ, ,,t.u,on'. D.ur,,e,

The lest C: the family Of Edwin ".
Stanton, the great war secretary, il his
youngest daughter, who has just left her
Teens" She il = beautiful gIrl, ard has
had many admirers. Not long ago she fell
in love with aud became engaged 10 the
Turkish Minister. But the engagement.
lasted bat twenty four hours. When the
ruTk went TO ak her hand of her guard
ian, that wise Eisu ssked him how his
American wife would be received, and how
she would live when he returned to his
own county. The answer was frankly
given that she would, Of course, have to
conform 10 the customs OF his nation, as
be wss a man II rank. This meant that
she would be 10 better than any other
woman Of the hsrem, and the guardian, OF
cour-e, withheld bis consent. The same
day he consulted with Miss Stanton, who
Indignantly Informed the titled barbarian
that she could not be his wife. Now Miss
StsntoD's eugsgement,to Lieutenant Bush,
If tie Fifth artillery, il announced.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Horrible Explosion in n Tunnel
S.reSU Los, or Life

| SAN Francisco, Nov lS.-An explosion
occurred in tunnel No. 5, on the Narrow
| Gauge railroad, from San Jose to SAINT,
Cruz, early this forenoon. From mesger
accounts, thus Jar received, it appears that
blast was let off about two thousand one
hundred feet from the mouth Of the
tuanel, which csused an expio-iJn Il ga,
generated by the fltering of coal oil
through the roof and sides OF the tunrel.
Twenty-one Cinnamon and two white
men were at work in the tunnel at the
time Immediately about twenty Chius-
men rushed Into the tunnel with torches
to aid their comrades When they had
proceeded about 1880 feet their torches
caused second explosion, more violent
than the fret, shaking the mountain 20 lis
center.
Two white men, Hinckle and Johnson,
were brought out terribly burned, and
about ten Chinsmen we're also seriously
injnred.
Ar near "a can be learned some tbiE.y
Cinnamon are killed.
\ The secoad explosion wrecked the en-
ines ard works.
PGysicians were dispatched TO the fcere
| from San Jose, and everything possible Is
b-irg done for the sufferers.
From additional reports concerning the
explosion IN the tunGei Of the Narrow
Gauge railroad, il is learned that three sx-
| plnsions occurred. The first took place at
1859 a. IN, the second az ll:55<on,m aD5
the third at 1920 n II. They were chang
| log -hiils at the TINE the hr5t explosion
took place.
Seventeen Cinnamon have been take out
! ard sill were horribly burned and tTeSty-
| four Cssd remain IN the tunnel.
\ ChiGsman, Red Aboo, wss taken Ou-
! bnr1e'. about the chest aud injured intern
/ ally. He wss found in dis cabin an hour
/ af'ergard, straDgled with a silk scarf. The
! Chiramen cay ;hat he hanged hinsef, tuI
4 the indications ere ne WAS s:ra1gied b.
frieuts TO put him out Of MS m,sery.
| T ere is terrible scene of suffering in
the csmp md river all around the mouth
OF The tUu0ei. The engine for pumping air
IL disabled, lie piYe- broken, sheds wreck
| Cd aud broken t;m5efs scattered sli around
The gas prevents suy attempt 10 recover
the bodies az present
Work will he delayed two months.
No blame is said IL De ATTACHED to The
contractors
1t il believed that the white men taken
from the tunnel will live. bat several Of
the Caiaamen brought cut are fatally in
jured.
Tie s,eres OF disaster is almost on the
top Of the Santa Cruz N0u1;sins, III Z re
gion where coal oil abOUuis and where
boring Tor wells Is actively Prosecuted.
There is vein Of oil running through the
the tuInel and the soil can be ignited in
places and will burn freely. Explosions
OF gss and fires already resulted in the loss
of several lives. The utmost precaution
hiss been necessary in working there snd
only ~ use Of air composers has progress
b. en- possible 1t Is expected, however, that
wi h clear tuuuei natural current OF air
| will be sut;icient
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
POLITICAL.
Testimony Regarding the New or
Leans Election in 1876

Testimony Regarding the New Or
leans Election in 1876
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3.-ln the Senate
sub committee Peter Williams testified re-
gsrding the election in the seventh ward
this city, in 1876. Moore who was de
clared elected to The legislature from ihii
ward told witness that the clerk In tbs
Packard legislature used to ans"er fol
members when the roll was called.
Moore gave witness 10 understand h
could tell tale about keilozg's election
that would be useful to the Democrats, out
of which they could make pile Of money
They agreed to do this but Moore being
offered place in the custom house which
he accepted, would now testify to the con-
trary.
blanchard, nov dead, gave Moore three
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Typographical sBlunders.


What are Known "a printers mistakes
often form the theme OF much amusement.
For example it WIS very funny in the Ga.
zsts the other dsy, in the report of a scien-
tho lecture, to tod Goldfish and Holsters
mentioned as examples OF Invertebrates.
One could not but suspect that the COM
lositor, though he nigh; be able to dis,in-
suish Goldfish bail from lobster salad by
inspection, had failed 10 make the study OF
natural history speciality. Bat puitirg a
cod6-h down smong the crabs
was a. nothing compared with
the havoc somebody in the
Etquirr otiice played with the list of dra-
male persousges ia Shakespesre's 'As You
Like L." IL the cast, Is read in the
amusement columns of that psper yester-
dsy morning, The Wood Of Ardennes was
represented - bling infested with such
cutbrosis SIS jacob Bumbslsteip, from
Bucks county, Pennsylvania; Nose Gil
bert. Cincinnati fireman; Mrs .Flarioarty,
ami Jimmy Green, a watch s,uff.r. And
TO make the whole thing ~ funny az if il
had been intended for jIke, the public
were told that it vas a rat:ling bill, and
don't you forget il"
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How to Appreciate the uac nitnie Of
the solar system.

Mr.. Proctor, the eminent English asst ron
omer. in lecture delivered N NV York
last Thursday eVening, gave his audieucs
some interesting comparisons to aid their
OF The size of the earth and
the Gun, the difficulty OF calculating the
distance between them, snd the extent of
The solar system. If the earth ia r. G rrde,i
as q globe one inch in diameter, the sun
should b. regarded Is globe Of three
yards diameter, and the distance between
them GO yards. The difficulty Of meas-
uring the distsDce OF the earth from the
sun may be appreciated by supPo-ing it
were attempted 10 measure the distance
between these two globes by trianguls,ion
from the smaller globe. Ga the same
scale, the span Of the solar system would be
about 10! miles. The illustration Was
modified substantially thus: Let oae-
inch globe represent the sun, and by this
scale the arth should be represented by 3
tiny gran, loo Of inch in diameter,
the distance between hen represented by
three yaid., and the pan of the s1!ar sy.-
TEN $50 yards
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

BUrA SHORT TINE MARRIED
LONE MARIE. :.

WHEAT-S0. 4. 81 10 bid; Ne 3. 81 Oh,
No 1, gJs.
coos - No. ?, u,Eei 1920 bid; new
corn, &c
pa'Tss-NO. 2, Sic bid
kIE-SOmIraI; b5GGss-
BA RLEN-N OmtnaI
EUTIEE - CHOiCe Kansas. nrH al fNssHOc-
EtT&rS-iS'.
POTA TDlS-Per bt-Egi, home grown
!1t,a. nom Wagon, Jhc Per "a.
tNItNS-sS ..seGs 10 per Dbl.
BE.AES-Si ~ 81 81 per busr|i.
MEAI--Sides, 5t.1sc; HaIfs. f1sa@c
shoulders, 4z1siic.
LAEb-Syr pound rEc.
CuEraSfs-3GSc.
PDELTRY-ChiCken q D0-s2 49, PEI tOI.
APPLIES pJtsl 30 urT ya~ii"-
FIDUH-S, IS, - 81, = -, a. - yer SICK.
Ry. Flour pc. sack g. ~ sgiystud, bran,
y.r tou, bulk. SIJ.eJ Lurl MuS4- per lV'
H., tsIIE, T5c
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How the Great EamOrist Once
Caught Himself Helping on His
OH. ssourI.'

Z Own BOOM.
IChica-o TImes.I
That quaint and original genius, Samuel
l.. C'emeus,-Msrk Tm ain, told story al
his OWN expense while hreakfsstirg with a
journalistic friend On Thursday morr in :,
which il too good TO be lost, and which by
his consent Is now published fc- the first
time. There had been some talk ct The
table shout the Grant banquet, when Mr..
Clemens remarked vita & emile and his
peculiar crsTi:
speaking OF bsUgrets rerlir D.. me of a
rather amusing incident that occurred to
me during my stop IN smoky, dirty, grand
old London / received an inyitstion to
attend a banquet there, and | went. IL
was one al those tremendous dinners where
there are from n . ht hundred TO nine humid
red invited guests. | ba5H't been used to
that sort Of thing, and didu't feel quite st
home, When We took our seats al
the tables | noticed that at each
plste wss r little plan Of the hall,
with the position OF each guest numbered
40 thsl one could see 1T g ance where a
| friend was seated by learning his number.
just before We felt To, some One-tke lord
mayor, or whoever was bos.iBg the occa.
sion-srose and began to read a list Of
those present-No. /, Lord SI-and-=o, No.
>, the duke of Somethibg-or-other, and SO
on. When this Individual read the name
Of come prominent political chscac,er or
| literary celebrity, il would he greeted with
more OF less applause. The individual who
,gas re aiding the nsmes did 40 in so mono
tonous a manner thai / hecsme somewhat
tired, and besaa looking sbJut for some
thing to engage NV attentinn. found the
gentleman q. xt to me, on the right, we'll
| informed persouage. and entered into coz
| versaiinn with him 1 had never seen
him before, but he was good
taiker and i eniovrd it. Suddenly,
| Just "a he wss giving Inc his views
upon tie future religious aspect
OF Great Britain, cur ears were assailed by
desfeDiDg storm OF applause. Such q
clspping OF hands hsd never hesTd before.
1t feat the boot TO nv head with 8
rush, and got terribly excited. i straight
ened up ard commenced clsppirg my
hands with all my might / moved about
exciiedly ia nv chsir. and clspped harder
and harder. who is it, | ASKED the gen.
tlemsu on my right. 'Wto,e name did be
resd%
"SsmueI l. Clemeua,' he anssered.
al stopped spr Ia ,dipg | didn't clap
any more IL kind o; took the life out OF
me, and / sat there like mummy and
didn't even get up snd boz. 1t was one OF
the most Distressing ixes I ever got into,
ant il will ne many q day before | forget
IL
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A Eonanzs for Newspaper Wen.


The American paradise Of newspaper re.
porters is unguestionsbiy Virginia City
1t has more grruine sensations 10 the sguare
inch than any other city on the continent
1t has as m sny dogs born with four tails as
all the rs-t Of the country beside. Its
nises are the deepest and more people fall
into them than any other.
Ii pretty elrl wants to
immorlalize herseli by descending into a
mine she goes 10 Virginia City. Ii anoth.
er pretty girls wants TO throw herself sway
On poor miner only 20 End him a Rus
sian Prince, she throws and finGs at Viz.
gInis City. Tsrsn;uias and scorpions fight
in that city. Grizzlies take part il the
theatrical performances there, ami first
class play il one that has st lssst Eve real
tragedies. Comedy Is not in high favor
with the natives; they are cat for sterner
thirss.
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Gladstone and lis party are active, and
there is a general belief that the present
Ministry will be defeated when the ques-
ton of their Involvement IL put to the peo-
pie. England has had war enough in the
past few years to suit the purses OF he-
people, but Beaconsfield is sndeavoriug 10
commit her to hostile policy 40 far tina;
retreat will be almost impossible TO hissuc'
cea.lrs IN power.
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That Grant Letter,

The Cincinnati Go=efte comes to the front
with q statement thst General Graut has
written letter to friend in Washington,
in which he practically consents to the use
of his name Is . Presidential candidate.
Well wager = house and lot that there il
no such letter in existence. Grant has said
nothing on the suhjec, of third term, by
letter or otherwise, except when he remark.
ed TO a gentleman in San Francisco, when
ssked if he would run sgain. that the ses
looked very calm and beautiful. This il
the most positive expression that is likely
to be Obtained from him IN il the oopven
ton meets and nomina,es him by acclaim
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Bank Cashier for Peculation-Bold
Attempt 20 Escape.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1S.-Charles q
Bose, for the last fifteen years chief book
keeper in the Wisconsin Fire and Marine
Insurance Bank Of this city, was arrested
at Beloit last night, at the instance of the
officers of the bank. Poese wss discharged
lac, Saturday, owing to the discovery Of
some irregularities in his books. Experts
at once began an Investigation, the result!
of which leads to the arrest Of the late
employe. The bank officers stated that
the examination Of the books Ia not yei
completed; hence, the amount Of d.falca,
to- il any il not known.
While returning to this city last night
Bosse jumped from the car and endeavored
to escaped from the officer. The latter fol.
lowed and after a long chase recsptured
bis prisoner.
Bose, who s'renuor-ly denies having
taken dollar Of the banks money, hal
heretofore horne IN unblenished character
had no bod habits and his sx1est es1seI
great suFrriss ansag acquaintanca
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t.ssyD TIsGEs.

Wm. 4. Vanderbilt wzs interviewed by
a newspgPer man the other day as ic
whether he tho1ght the present "good
times" would be permanent, and IL reported
as having expressed himself as follows:
Unless there is something 10 Interrupt 'h'
pr0gress OF values UPSaId, such a. foreign
wa Or some unforeseen disaster al home,
ozu conceive OF 10 reason why good healthy
securities should Lot remain near the poin
they have attained, even II they 90 no
ascend higher. The country i fan OF growth
enterprise and money. Those three wordi
mean prosperity. Ne have entered on :
fresh carer. and looking all around ne,
certainly feel hope'u'.
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a Question for Ru,iroad Comm. $.
TGiobe-Dsmocrar I

A few more bridge disasters like those al
St. Charles, No g., and MscOupin Creek, H.,
will q far to destroy public conf ience ID
the ordinary iron long-spsn truss bridge
accident is a mystery. 1, is saii thai Il Cal
off the track would account for each break
down, but it does no; appear at all clear
that there was car off in either case til
The bridge went down. The high rate o.
speed OF the train possibly caused the
disaster st Mscoupin Geek, but if the
bridge had been inside strong enough orig
inslIy it would have stood Z severer strsir
unhurt. The railroad commissioner Of
both States should devote their attention &c
the bridges that have not yet fallen.
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VIEW YokK .PrUD5rCs rARkET
Srv y0Ey. Nov Is
ana
10 good Is 3ca5 70;

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Rpos' To- rr,IIce - Nr-. -. 1850 IA
s. ~ s5 q: -. ,.yu % a#f-5 -.
WIgAI-l ,.-rnsn active, No spring sl %
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2 n i0t.0l -. unErsd-d November :! 3.a
1 az. Sr. - ar,. 41dl A.; No. White ii 81;
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F.YE-Flrl.., No. 2 Sssteru &c ah7jzc.
tosS-HH1v uUgTsfiel - .j1c. 40 3, 500
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Whit 11..
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t'FFEE- Dun and LON H@i-
sUGAR-Dui ana ~ uInaI.
MOI.AssE--CI 3tet snd Q teidy.
RI E-EIrm.
POKK-Ia mote-s'e Gelaau.i; rness 81 COS
II 10.
REpF- T. changed.
CUT AEArs Duii long GEAR Iaiddlss
81 25qj 80.
: La eD-Duil and heavy, pf:4Ae stein s. 81
a. IS.
EC.S-Weste-n !. b.
~ HIsKY-fIrfa; 81 10 bid 8! Il ash ed.
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Scrfbner.

Announcement is msde in the Dee n5er
Scribusr OF the early publication by Scrib-
ner & Co. of q ''Portofoiio OF Rroof In
pressious" from their two magazines, con.
tanning ore hundred of the best cuts
printed slowly, and with The grestest care
during the past summer. Thee pictUre'
sre mounted for framing, and the yolums
is to have handsome binding and design
This publication il m sde in response to re
peated requests for single proofs of cuts il
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