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COMMERCIAL.


SAN EAECISCp JUNE -Dln--l 7. VI.
FLouR-wc quote the various brands follows {:
Best Ciy Extra - 62E; Bakers Extra, IS 40G5 90 !;
Superine, % 50H4; interior Extra, sjd5 80 III
terror surerine IS 80 - Oregon Extra, - 5oto5;
choice do, S5g5 . Oregon Superfne, 6 so to !;
Waiia waits Extra e. a0'5 l25 Z Dbl.
WugAr-Since Monday the Liverpool market has
declined 2d but the fall has had no tfe.t Oh values
here owing 20 the fact that there no business OF
consequence. Trade is very quiet, though not more
50 than may bc expected at this pltieuir season.
Buyers fni the new crop ar. III the MAJ ket, and
rany purchases for future delivery arc said to have
been c'.summ 5tel. though IA j. ere withheld for
the present. IS indicating the views Of operators
in regard 20 The future. are permitted to report
a ruund sale Of % COO els No. l, for August and
September delivery at 81 81 2 Ell. Wequote No.
l At 81 52lai SO; No. >, 81 i59l 90 Z ell.
BIRLET-Oifermgs today were limited. holders
evde lily not expecting much inquiry. Beyond
very moderate demand for brewing Tor local use
there is nothing of interest. Recently reported
transactions in brewing, it s ruders God,
on shipping account. Brewing is quatahe at77la
osc feed 65a7oc; Choyalier, Il goal 30 for choice
bay. and SSca 81 IL Tor coast.
oArs-F Fortunately forbolders the oregon steamer
Yesterday tii not bring any consignments The mar.
Get is abuudautly furnished, and prices continue
weak. We gu tie: Humboldt, 81 80 to 20; coast,
Sl@l y ; Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 20
al IS; Surprise, Il 55@l co / ctl.
HNy-Clrgo lots on the wharf range from s6 10
So 4 ton.
BUTTER No special activity marks the close of the
week The buOydRcyo Of the p st few days appears
70 lie suhsiding, and It looks a. though the recent
advau e is notlikey TO be fully sustained We quote
good 10 choice at 2la23c e b. the latter extreme
figure for fancy dares inferior to ordinary l7al9c,
inside rate for mixed lots from country stores. New
frkin is auotable at 3On22ic & h. Small translc-
tiOns Of pick ed are ported at p lc y 10.
CUEEsH-We quote California at 7dSc for inferior,
and aGl0c Z u for good TO choice
Ed0,-It must be very choice lot that will bring
al I'VE our figures Only II cases Oregon arrived on
yesterdays steamer, and partial sales are reported
at lsc e dozen. We quote fresh laid California at
lag2lc 4 dozen. Eastern are quotable at l7G1sc
4 dozen, with occasional advance for prime
article
PorLTEr-we note further decline in some de-
sonptons We quote Turkeys, l21Gl6c for live !;
Rosters S5G5 50for old and 81 5oaS 50 for young;
Hens sea- 50 Broilers, - 50g3, according 20 sue
Ducks, SIdI 50 2 dozen; Geese, 81 25tdl IS
= pair.
WooL-Transac ions to-day w-re not extensive.
Attention is mainly given to choice grades, though
better feeling is apparent for all descriptions.
We quote: l6Glac for bury, 2oo2ilc for slightly
bury, aud 22a2ic for free southern and San Joa-
quin. Northern il quotabe Al 23@25c for heavy
ny. - u = 1.
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SHIELDS a WHlTELAw,

. F. SHIELDS, formerly Fore wurr,.w
man C z Boiler Shon. "
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MARKETS.
q. DE6ERNARDl s. CO.,
CHRIS. VESSEL & co.

Nos. aIs and eco l. street, Near Eighth.
DUTCHERS AND PORK PACKERS. e.SyA
ID Choice Hams, Bacon, Lard, Mess go
Pork Clear Pork, Pigs Feet, Spare RIBS, 49,,
s. lowest market price. Highest price paid for
grain. fed Hogs. julS-4pu
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is practiced by the youth OF ootu sexes 70
an almost unlimited extent, producing with un.
erring certainty the following train OF morbid
symptoms unless conbated by scientific medi.
cal measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark
spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in
the ears, noise like the rusting Of leaves and rat
Ting of chariots uneasness about the loins, weak
ness Of the limbs confused vision, bunted intellect
loss OF confidence, ditfidence in approaching stran'
gers dislike % form acquaintance, DISPOSE
ton to shun society," loss OF memory, hectic ushee
p,rlples and various eruptions about the face
iurred tongue fetid breath, coughs, consumption
night sweats monomania and frequent insanity.
CURED AT HONE.
Persons AZ distance may be cured at home by nd!
dressing letter to DR.. GIBBoN, Stain case,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, u any part OF the country
with full and plain. directions By inclosing ten dol
lars in registered letter. through the fcst-cfce or
through Wells, Fargo s Co.. package OF. medicine
will be forwarded TO ally part OF the Union. Please
say you this advertisement in the kscoRD
UNION Address, DR.. J. +. GIBBON,
iaG.-4ptf Box I.e57 San Francisco
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DR.. c. L. SIMMONS.

MO. 2I2 J STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
n Third, Sacramento.
20 to 10AM.)
isg office Hours: TO 4 P. NJ ap29-lph
7 TO S P. IL
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$, SOLON HOLL,
HISS i. J. KEYLoGG. VI. d.,

4 TTORNEY AND CoUNSEaoR-AT-LAW,
a CORNER SIXTH AND | STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
IAL m3o. 4plm
, 1880-04-22
LINCOLN PARK.

wilEiiE SHALL IT GET Its WATER?
Whnt khn1l VIC tO about supply Of wutcr2 IA n
question with which tho f,inctln Turk Cnnmis-
sinners aru struggling. They nnw get tho tihi,l
fr1l both Lake View and the city, hut rc1,,lre
sueh largc quantity for pNrk purposes TINT tho
Item Of expense II III thrlr uihln too lnrBc, mid
they slesire tn reduce ~ II p,ssibts. so they
fcrrctl tho tnntter Of supply to ex.Cty Engineer
Chcshrn,lgh for Bl,Egcsu0ns ns 10 plan, esti-
flntes Ut tito cost, etc.
hfr. Chcsbrt,uKh. who hns had tho subject un-
der consideration for twu months, llNs sent In a
abstract, he assuming TINT tho nourd propose to
erect works of their own:
According II, tho information received from
secretnry Inyltr% thore WIS required II supply
t!glny 5CN,ND gullat1s daly. Ii, Instead nf iii
VT @ M e"la weatn9r wlisn .;, very ,'.ts watss
Will" aailo"s. wl,ieh, li It ei4t III 'ers eents
sIiy, M w"id cost saSS. prelimlnarys ~ sxan%. al o
linus and csttnates hld been mule for wurks
xG,s % sSSSSys S{y $S ,Ea'ions d
feet. Tho ESTIMATES Included pumping -ciylnes.
,S's =, snIy pE h VET a iet ,,'ttty n9 x'fnt H.
,ter Inv hend tho engines cnllIt! safely he mlo
to deliscr;INn M MKala1,s ill twenty. four hours
s::51ns'. incl,Mitng $f.o0o ior @ eontingoicies. H.
Nuthi,lg. hs'wcvcr, WIS included f0r wnter pipes
sE e pp s SnEps n to s',t H s ps1' ,sd "f
would cost less under tho proposed syAtcn thlll
for y, equally s,tisfMrtory anppy under thu
proposed wt.i,d ho 81 ln.Itll grcuter thin Mt
I'resoiit. Tho hrnd prnth'sH! WIS ]b feot, wl!lth
'nlsht srcn sstr..!vaK.lt hut th9 extx. cost ef
eotlipMrcl With its ndynntlges. s.lcE As ilctrns
Ing tug earaeity q the p!ws 70 deliver u tho
they tllIHht JD established.
, 1880-04-22

The missing Ninth Ircef,Gt returns were
brought ~ tho Viltngc IIall ycste erlty, uni wrro
ns fyihIws, Ford, Il; Fnss, ~; ltuimrt. II;
lfrrcn, 6: Johnatoric, IS: Webster, IT,; nowen,
n; Hudson, r; Wrnlt, T. This, ntt.lc.l tu tho
vote givet, III yesterday raper, tnnkcs tho totnl
yOtu for Trttstecs tts fti1uws:
r Tohtstene.: ,07l y. a. Pierce. lilo
frnnk u: Webstcr"2. u! inura II. I!6wcn -. !El
Mnttlu II. Fuss. .....l, ,Wl H. It. linlaNu...... ~,
titrGG l.. Fur,l. .....l, 7:1 Henry Wpntlt, 49,, :J
il. t. I.obArt. 80. .l,E.
The stx highest, being tho Republican noml-
nDes+ wer1 elected, with Frnhk s. l,lA!r for Clerk
An Gxtrn session will probably bo held to In
atutt tho tioW Trustees.
SOUTH EVANSTON.
Tho South Evanston village election occurred
1nest!ny with tho following result: vIlnge
TRUSTEES, .lul,n W. Dl,rlsnl, W. ID. iIitchrtMk,
Itninshy Dwight, Jr, y: u, AuHe,. john II. Kirk
ChMrlcs G.: nrcotl; Village Clerk. Charles W.
Gnst. -
, 1880-04-22
TIE CITY-IIALL, !

TIE ClTY-l1ALL.
COMPLAINT fs l,cing tni!tle TINT tho building or
luhnep III nut rIuidly enforced. II Is rnuurtetl.
fur Instance, TINT II two.story rrnmu structure
is fn cn,lrsc ef erection u Thirty seventh street,
ncnr tho JAku Shuro Il Michigan Southern Rail-
rnltl tricks. 1t Ia tn ho locked tntG,
.rrE Mnynr snys TINT he will nnt veto tho ortll-
nuilce fr tRyiny stcnt-pipcs IN tho streets. Int
thinks he will require tho Cumpnty 10 wnon the
privilege WIS granted to givo tho city Il bond Or
contr1,ct to protect II. us suggested by cumalis-
s!oner Wnllgr.
AMUS0 tho building permits issued yestcrdny
wns one 10 4. ". AtIcock, to errct two-stury
dwelling cornrr Of MbnrnD md LnDm1s strcctst
10 Gust l50l, md ono to tho Pennsylvania Gem
t 1ia Gp i, SFsss at",. s"s gtltnE
5000 - ''' '''''' '''''0'' 'e''' WV
.ANoT HER order wns promulgated from tho
Mayors 0laico yrsinrtiay H. the rultcr Tho
ersiss i tt IL stonE m tlo mst @ lie e III arrcse @ W" +,
either wor!ls, tho ortl!nA,lecs protecitnK tho
feat9ry tri6e ~ sathorns WORMS must be
nlps wero opened ycstcr,lny for supplying the
city with J,0Ui tons of wafer plpa, mid they
nI3r,. fE tEs wf e , u Ths 9'Gss ,9MSst
w,ls bought for <:ssl.4O.
TiiE Mayer ;s',s presented within horse sono
t!n1 .x'1 md tho friends M Of Snncrl,!tcnagni
Kivu him t,t't nn!y horse hut II cMrrlnKe behind
4; they nre quietly getting tic funds ttWcsllur
yot concluded wh1n the presentation will bc
lnale.
FIVE now 1ioutopants werc u,nde in tho Fire
Department yester4ay to I'LL vtIcmc!cs, md the
,ra tho f.rtttnHtea, with thn!r asS!slnents: a.
Y. baldwin,, EnEino No. 4; tFh:,t..,ts C4nty,
, 1880-04-22

Tho Eldredge Sewing -hfachine-1t leads
Sud on monthly Payments. ioo State street.
, 1880-04-22

Times: Dur highest artists In dentistry, Tho
MCChcaneys bcynnli dDt'ht, though but ~ set,
, 1880-04-22
THE CITY,
GENERAL NEWS.

1Iow in tho stare IN tto t,orthonst c,ruer of Jcf
f,rtnn nn,t nnr nm .trnc,s vii, so,, NJ, tnr.
IT,, rno',,nta n '",',a, -. ~ s'S ,.s,," to H.
i"g nceo""'s' M s"lue" @t $4,!,f, "hlIe tao '''
blllties arc sisted rs boIng $3.2l1.
Ions Dovtsrxs, tho we,l.known tcamstcr,
WIN lo""lnx r!"pe1iel "heet yestofslhy, waa
sslnck On .no 'c'n ~ 1901 ny en'sel wn,en !e!
TWIN tho whccl- iho sharn end bctetralctl tho
slesh, sevcrina MI artcry. and Mr.. Dnylsson lost
considerable blood, DIR. williams attended 10
hin, and ho wns thon sent home. '' '
stvEnr AMuspsoS, NJ, old citizen Of Chtcngo,
died Mt his hu,c, M. 1o7 Townsend street, Mt tho
=. ~, sn,t-s M o y, WV ~. so o,,v
hs family IN 1874, md hul lived hcru for tho Inst
tl.lrty-sIx sears. ln was well known y ret o!y
s.tters hero, hclns ono Of lie tilat sh'p-carpcn-
',r,,r rrs,dorco r., A,,rohou 1,,cno,a. Nh, ma
n,h.s , 81 ~ tt ,;ii,t III on,,n . ~ ~ =
Etta.1' Mxeme "Ms ~. ~. ,,s sev ttnno -
th tn rv'g ~ s| sosi,tv IGn N tn ns CIV Tba
tn owars ~ sS eu %SS III oSG,n!c to niteo
%cock seprGff wns sef'et' e''o Inc company
ulSlfElSCH Ill Il lnlG u0uTs
, 1880-04-22
OBITUARY..


Mrs. ANN SIMMONS.
Special Htspatth to The t9de.oo Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. April 2l.-afrs. Ann stmnons.
residing ncHr llnllyutnu9h, this county. dtoh to-
day. Tho stcceasctl Indy In fnll tn hnvo been 1G7
ycnra nii. Ah1 rulrnul1crcl tho timn Quebec
wiz hralcKrf hy tlo AnlerfC1ln troops nlld tho
Inauguration OF ucorxu Washington rs lresI-
dent,
, 1880-04-22
n. NJ. IIAI.SEY.

Special Di&pateh to The Chicago 1tlbtns.
AnniAN, Mich, April 21.-N ~. 1lnlaey died
herc lust evening 1T nh ndvanocd nEr, tnsanu
nn,1 M,nr. ffu wnH oleD rnIto wealthy lnwycr
OF lnrlse rrnctlce, Anu prominently identified
with Mtch!yAn'a carly hatnry.
, 1880-04-22

rot therefore tnke tho Office. Tho cHso will 70
will 10 hold II AIr. lrilfuss Is not sustained.
, 1880-04-22
SHORT HORNS.

SHORT HORNS.
Snto Of tho Spring lsrook and tho
Kctctiuni Herds.
The aAlu Of shUrt-hOrn catfle ut Dexter Iark
ycstGrtiay wnH quito well attended by represent
ntiyo cntttc- breeders and lenlcrs from nearly
MI 0f the Western Suites. Tho sac, unttcr tho
personal infringement of Col. ]. W. Judy, tic
funintls etock nuctinncer, WIS carried forward
prsnnpty and satisfactorily. Thoro wcrn two
csyla s,l,, tho first being tue prperty Of Miller
KctchstrA, Of Wcstpurt, Conn.,. IL son Of oNc Of
tho best.knuwn btcetlula In tho country. Thu
herd numbered tIllrty-thrce, and without sill
Rlc exception were direct descendants uf, sun,o
uf tho most celebrated stock registered In tho
English hGrd-btNk.
Al half pAst I. Col. Judy mounted table under
n tent provided for tho accommodation Of
buyers, al Logan tho business IF tho tlny. lilo
guaranteed tho truth 0f tho rctlIRrccs ia act
firth fl te c1tAiOE. md said tho only erOss TINT
Mr. Kctchunl's enttlu lacked u mako them nh.
solutcly perfect In tho eyes IT breeders wus tho
''corn.crlb crx,ss. Tho herd wore evidently ut
disadvantage Tor tho Wnt uf trOpgr cure. md
although tho prices received wrro very fnir, CON
ssvsrli ald l,socdssE prossnt that had the aseneo
pMtrnt thu prices would hnve ruled lta) uer cent
higher. Tlo following Is tho record Of sules:
THE coSxECT1CuT HERD.
xSssha Nj Fe'F''sla Masa lDo| Ill., a. He'd noan' to A.
NV" nnsRn ~ ath' n' $rni roon. IN William
YgnnS' 3,r,sr. H.. S!h5. ,,,,,,,. ,, r.,.u
So:M a;;, florettu' rcd; to william founs' Irlor'
N. 1: Fs!Ei'eli vi" whito; to C, Steele, Bed
m; So 5s; Ksir|3e* 4 nrncelet' roam; to A. W. Kill
Sa NO. FAX e x"sSa Wii1 81 s 5ea r0an' to e. NJ DnoD'
! No: !. ,Falrilcld. Drucclct, rcd; to G. stccle,
1irtlfUrd. H.. $:1o.
,nS,1 No. So !tSi Yar cy Fsnt'oy rcd; to g. NJ Da-
i'atonl' a. y ;;;3,s Fl, Sk, 1,,o o, .n u.,,,, n,-
fortI ~ l ~. ts'e sIS 'oo Fea' 10 y sseo'c co-
Frand lsockafollow. clcvela..!. O.. go. :,
@ M1 X Sa@ les9 VIII "nSrial: PITY s 5le ro"n to g. NJ.
Cr2oGcd Crtek, lntl., ny.
r,' RI IT, IT, siWy siy rn'FeAo' fea' 10 u e'eelo heo'
NJ. T. Fairfield hose, roam; to f. II. 1llnckloy,
WMsnut,, H., ElMt.,
S III sasi'S!s Gisvs s foan' 10 FRANK
N% y f%!ssa tisa, nNiky +th' rcd ad whites to
No. i, Fa!risI ,lsraselot ID, rom; to rranls
N r. E%'Sa Gisl, Gra s1o red aud wh'to; to
N; ~ T. Xiy!ciia 9Th, light roan to lsockafel-
M Fl Fair'lsa ,a1 Rose, rcd; to D. u. 1lobars,
M. =: Fn!rilpld BRACELET Eth, light roan; to
1tDeknfellnw, Cleveland, SINS.
ley. Walnut, In. *ito. ''' - 40 ~ '''''~''
H4 y. FAsrtlcl,l ilrncelet 18th, rom; to A. W.
NJ. e. Fairilei itoso ID, roam: to G. Steele,
~. q Fulrileld bracelet 9th. re,! and white, to
NJ. II. FaIrfleil Daisy oth rUun; to II. Turner,
ChtchEo, *8o.
No. y. Fairfield nalsy 9th, rom; to Fruuk
, 1880-04-22

SAMUEL. DAVIS.
CtSctsNAv1, o., April .t.-Satnucl Davis, sr.,
orc vt tho oldest york 1uurchants Of this city,
'lltst ths ntur1nE, nsc,l 'syoars. lilo tad been
il, buslncss here since 1855. lilo was u native OF
nustpr, A[IBs.
, 1880-04-22

2,tGs worO from Europe, AL frnm Asia, 2Hi from
Africa. Lib from America, and a0l from Aus
trNitn.
, 1880-04-22
CLOElIlis CLIs-aNIN1;.

=. %--s.1'- y ~ y ' r><N<~~----.~.~. :.
Can ", beautifully llrEIl
C4EAhE AlIi ltEt'AIIkEty,
nj lTtttlnH expense 4lid rx.
pressed {. u. II, &OuA *
~ el..Alh, ~ 1lrlarbus-u
and xNl West hIntllao,t-
ste,r&hteAx4, II l07 SurSa
4thsst,. -. Louis. Mo.
y. bs-La1tts' Dresser, ,ssat4uas
Ae.. lyru pul fIraEeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

Francisco Stock Exchange, and ncluded IN
reIorts of February 10. 1880, was 100; VI Inese
1874 had levied assessments, and Twelve hnu M
levied assessments FOrtY-one COMPANIES nau pau
iii vdends amounting 10 $129.3S2 799, ana 100 COM
NAMES had paid no dividends. The total amount VI
assessln ns levied February 10 was SIl 100, $40;
leaving an excess of dividends over assessments OF
sos 2I6.053 The 155 companies when nave pau
no dividends have levied assessments TO the amount
of S33 775, 800. o..,. t.o,,,,tt
The mines of Alotepeque in Guatemala. brought
IN this city by Mr.. James Brady, VIII proOaplY oe
dIsposed of at private sale. The subscription HSI
for Is 900 shares now open at Soutter ~ Co.'s VIII
not hold in case Of private sale: -
The original Summit Nine (Bodiel Is showing
some fine ore The vein is steadily increasing IN
size and Manager Hswston hopes to reach tho Zoo-
foot level by May / The BOdie Necs SAYS The favor
abe location Of this mine and the rich vein OF gold
hearing ore followed IN the shaft nom top to bot
tom. stamps IL as a NINE OF great prospective value
Drifting will be commenced from the ZOO-ioot
level"
Since the commencement Of operations IN the re-
due ion works of the Alta Montana Company req
rnarv H. the cost of reducing ore IS from Tl0 TO Tlo
les per ton than estimated. Tie work on the tun-
mel in the North Pacific claim Of this company
is now in 600 feet. The same vein
character of ore as in the Alta Montana tunnel.
ON the opposite side of the mountain, has been
found The improvement in smelling processes nas
lately nearly doubled the net yield from the ore pro-
duced by the NINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
MINES AND MINING.

NEw-YOBK. TUESDAY. March, lo-F' W.
At the Stock Exchange Little Pittsburg con-
tinued 10 he active at s12G sGSla the final inquire
being decline of 30 per cent from tnat OF YESTERDAY
Standard was traded IN TO fair amount al
3Il9a31 and Sutro was steady at 8. Az the Min'hs
Board the business was only moderate and prices
generally we're shade easier Gold Placer was
speca feature rising from u to so sales, and AFTER
ward to So bid. Tuscarora, Buckeye and Great
Eastern were active but hardly as firm az to prices
South Hite was strong rising to Fl 30. and HukiI
weak at SO 70. Consolidated Pacific was weak ana
declined TO 50 on the announcement OF an assess
rnent ofS1. Moose was firm and rose to 81 70. Inc
market closed quiet and steady.
The Little Chief advertised yesterday bya blunder
its second dividend as its first, and c0mpositor
bluudered from " first " into final The compoS-
jtor is looking for new situation.
The Chrysolite Mining Company will declare us
regular monthly dividend of 100000 about tie
l9th or 20Jh inst.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company mas
declared dividend of soc. per share.
" y. MINING STOCK EXCHAEd SALSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
uNI0N PACIElC HATHAWAY COMPANY.
BUSINESS Chances.

A RARE CHANCE! IRON MEN $4,000
~ vii buy an ron foundry ana machine shop 10 iu run.
estate and tools included 30 miles from ST. LOUIS
Pennsylvania Railroad 20 hands employed trade Wen cs
tabsled competition; sole manufacture OF favorito
agricultural implement Western states for sell
ing illness Of pIopnetors. Address HIGHLAND MECHAN
ICAL WORKS. Highland. III.
DARTNER WANTED-Special or active.
$4,000 $1,000; business legitimate and prod able
Address A, A. A., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
Mem CubIirauons.
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL
CONTAINSi


MUSIC AND MUSICIANS IL ENGLAND BY Mrs
John Lille.
nlusiratonsJoscph Joach'm-Joseph Barnby-sir Jnh"s
Bonedct-Antoinctte stcrhng-Georg Observation-Disclosures
Norman. Neruda and Charles Hane-sr Michael Costa
SOME PENNSYLVANIA hooks BY Ella Rodman
Church
Observation-Disclosures Homestead-Along the Chester Val
Iey-Od Valley FORGE Brdgewasnngons Private Papers,
l771-washngton's Headquarters Valley Forre-Gsneiai
Wayne's Grave-Old ST. Dayd's Church-Drawing Room
Wayne Homestead Paon Acknowledging.
| La VILLA REAL DE SANTA FE. By Ernest Ingersoh
Illustrations Piece-Runs Of the Ancient Pueblo
Church and College OF MieueSan Francisco street
The New Cathedra-Inerior of CathedTasiser-' Chapel
from RIO Chquto- Worshrpng Our Lady OF GuadaIape-
santa Ft from Fort IaryMoTnng ON the Plaa-ihe "ood
Pedder-Marke RIO Chiquito-PrimaTy Glass OF Inaian
BOYS -Quen sabe.
AN IRISH FISHING VILLAGE BY j. L. C'oud.
Ilustracns-A sunday sceDe-Ihe Gossips-Ihe Potato
HarvcstA Frugal Breakfsst-The Money LeDder-Ehesn-
The Captain and Crow.
sHIPwRECKED. A Poem. From the French Of FRANCOIS
Coppee. BY L. W Laumer with two Illustrations
LUCA DEL RoBDIA AND HIS SCHOOL BY <. D. r.
Blanchard
Illustrations Madonna ard Chid. in FACADE Of ST.
AIichaes Portion Of MarbleWork in organ Gal
,ery florence ig,re Hospital for Foundlngs
Florence Giving The Thirsty to Drink.
BEFORE THE SHRINE. a Sonnet by Louise chand
| Ter Moulton.
THE SWISS RHINE Ey 8 H. NJ. Byers
IusratousV Village Of Pfa6crs the Baths OF Ragatz
-Hlnter RhueOn the way to the Baths at kogaz-Sch
hansen Walien Sce-Open-air Parliament at Appenze
summer Residence German Enperof-Arenenherg-
Castle on the Mainland by Crossing the Rhine by
Moonlight
HOME STUDIES ~ NATURE By Mary Treat
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rs Bed Moss Dgycr.W4sp and 1igerspider-plggrr
Wasp Lagya-Burrow the Iarantua luIicua
Foundation of IulretIushIOom growing in The BuIo"
OF the udcr aud House OF The iarinInh I"I"cua
Female spider with * rslider and Moth-Geome
| tic WEI OF Garden = riGcI-Ecsts Of social Nasls
THE OLD MILL a Poem By Thomas Dunn English
WHITE WINGS: \ YACHTING ROMANCE. by VIII
lam Black
Chapter XVI. May Many
Chapter XVII An Unsposon Appeal
Chapter XXVGI. His Loitsiip
Illustrations cad Piece Ilen he woud bayc me pn'
Cartridges Gun before we left the Road
Mr.. WirHERrON's ROMANCE. BY Phoebe Yates
PemOer.
A FAREWELL. 4 Sonnet By Alfred IL Louie
FAIRLY HISTORY OF EIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS By
W. C. Prime With III teen Illustrations.
AN EASTER CARD. \ story BY Virginia " johnson.
NAVY or THE UNITED STATES. By =. Il. Derby.
MARY ANEELEY A Novel. By p. p. BackinoIe.
Chapter XXXIf Cordial Enjoyment.
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MADRIGALs RyA Bowman Blake
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
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