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NOTICE.


NOTICE. v,,v vo.u ,, .. 100,
TIE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE Missouri PA
tltIC HALLWAY COMPANY viii be closed on Monday
august AZ the he
oders Of that Company to subs the Com
paf winch has contracted o build
OF the 81 Louis Iron Mountain Railway 10 the
Sthlc me o Louisiana and will Monday ugust
10 Crcnars relating to the subscription be had Of e
Undersigned, nj the office
20 NASSAU ST. and after July
y. II. CALEF. Secretary,
1870 Bruadyvay.
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Citp 3lroprrtp il)anieo.

NYANIED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Cash
W and country place FREQ clear near city r -.
f I9T nee piece Of store property rutland WHIT
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CENTRAL RAILROAD CQ.
OF NEW JERSEY.
$5,OOo,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
American Dock and Improvement Company,
Due .Buly Hst, 1871.
INHERENT PAYABLE JANUARY 4 AND JULY l.
FHEE FROM TAXES BY THE UNITED STATES
AND THE STATE OF NEw-JERSEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED Ry
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEWJERsEY

ese bonds are secured by First Mortgage on the entire
properly OF the Company, which of land and water
oht"pacent to the present of the CENTRAI
RAILROAD OF NEWJEFaSIsY, Jersey CITY, and extend
ing southeriy NewYor about two miles and re-
Gently appraised by dsnteresed parties at over twelve and
half million dollars.
'nc9VocA OF The Company is owned by CENTRAL L,
NiLhoAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSEY, tho property
having been acquired by Company at cost exceeding
$10,000,OOO.
stipulated IN the Mortgage that proceeds of all sales
INC property OF The Company shall be these
onos 'he Company reserving the right at
"heh the Bonds cannot be purchased market at
o" price, designating by lot Bonds so to be
redeemed after 60 dayss public notice.
inc COMPANY has purchased all Of the riparian rights the
soe owners and grant from New Jersey of all
lts CHAINS TO land under water in front sane
Inc Veue OF this water front
IN view OF the proposed extension city of the BAIT
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD from South and the
extension OF the lines OF CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY through Pennsylvania, to connect with the
WABASH, ST LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD.
vi tbe SS,0OOO00 of the above purchased by ma for
account OF ourselves and large amount has been
exchanged for the old per the AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY under the com
pany's circular of June 10 last
WE OFFER THE REMAINDER AT 192 1-2 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST, RESERyLNG THE RIGHT
10 ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE,
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gitn Real estate for Sale.


ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
o1nIsk TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IN a
bPToWN OFFICES, No l.23s Broadway corner ThfIfx.
% "oo west twenty fhrd-st, kaghth ave-
last fouttcenhst TffrxI.
ANe corner enthsi At the HARLEM OFFICES.
>os ioOl and $500 1hlTu-aVc., hundr.
'''h-Si ~ 10 3 u. m. at regular ONCE rates
INVESTMENT properties paving s Der cent
- He| Vh beeAnai, William, Nassau and Fuit0n-sts
rutland q WHITING. l2l Nassau.st
~ LORE PROPERTY in Peck Slip for sale
- IoW hOLAND WHITING. I2l Nassan.si.
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1lisrcll

A DNER1ISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFFICRs No. l,2ss broadway, THIRTY.
nrst-st, Twenty -tllrd-st, Eghth ave-,
Fourteenth ST. corner Union sG0 Third
ave- corner Forty-scventh-st ct the HARLEM OFFICES
l,00l 1900 IhirdaVe. One hundred and
~onty NTH st. up 70 p M, at regular onfco Iatee
DOCKS BALANCED; Accounts adjusted ;
ID Pay moderate Address A. l.. Va l.l63 Fulton ave,
Brooklyn. N.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
TRfAsuRERs OFFICE, ~ BROADWAY,
NEw.NoBK, July %. 1881
FGNIIE transfer books of this company will be
4 closed August b at y. and reopened August To-
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financial.

a So,OOO-New York Steam Cable Towing
ne Oompahys stock for sale. EDWARD C. FOX & COZ
AIaltu
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THE REGULAR ANNITAI. MEETING of

NO 70 NAhhAUs1,
NEw-N DIRK, July %, 1881
INliE Second Instalment of TEN UO) PER
I CENT Of the Second subscription the Purchasing
syndicate viii be due and pay able August l. ISL AT
HENRY
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Accounts adjusted ;
Il. w. l.l63 Fulton ave.
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a LII who are interested in railroad business
= anu mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
mAnao ior 1851 now ready. price % cents bymai
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Total bush 1Il7l0 447,9l6 1890 1873 SCI lO2 $50 % 095
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day as follows:
Eecoipts Shinrnantq
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E, westiey perry hilert perry stephen
ridley jessee summit hanc, jones
.eligha hunt allen bucknpr luu'5ef
buckne- albert buckner laniA thnm
son ieondrss pascoe tr william har-
ris march baysmOra john baysmOre
james pink.ns jack thompson vii.
Lam thompsou eligha ttsompsen
wsdS wash ,ngtcu Ghae Robinson
sam webster thomas webster win
cameron nance miller jacks, wash
Wilson Jackson simon Jackson solos
mon cheeks madison cruel Cana
pugh luke puah john pngh thomas
nOlOn thomas moore henry gipSou
sandy taylor ellie clark isloM clark
amps adams rubin clar K Jeff bryant
ar, tim webster anston webster win
mercy joe smith cato smith michel
taylor dunk taylor jerry taylor rob
taylor billy pugh anstsn elasper ned
gunner isaac turner thomas tnrner
geo simmons helm simmons " b
denis harris carry armer dawson
armtr skIGlmOre armer mr. lem ben
nett john robinson walter bennett
Jacob bennett wash brown henry |
youngs Jefferson bryant john whi'>
field griffin COINS leroy lipkins WIN
bsgees peter b gg-s louis phillips
hazel phillips & davis peter thomp-
'On phillip thompson peter smith
Wilson partee john williams anston
ee edmOn Ire george long frank
,ailey william bailey ere'n bailey
ames wrrth robert nicholson mer-
lock nicholson richard ru--' ii h.srr,
nigh stephen price albert price
ichard thurman. j., william john
on richard nOnan lr-n rrudap dan
rud:p clark green I,b jnhus"n
III nes wash hodge WIN ciiea'em
ian webster nd webster jr ned
fe,Strr sr e,igha williams sam wis
l,ms .hsnery jetterso" c''as ~hI'r
mos nIrh ,i>'in van smith thomas
art jrh hart ,,ianS hart giibirI
art adams y.lung ambus Wa her
lie collins hairy lewis cranberry
ck l,csry mo>,,y wash .:nn>by will
am musby john divine john wade
,wery john thomas Johnson thOmas
ully sam any sim'n boman.
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DFTITI n FOR RETAIL LIQ
i UOR. LICENSE.
To the Honorable Board Of .Sxper-
risors Of MADISON County.
GREETING

GRkETiNG
We. the undrrsir ned. citizens. Of
the third supe,vi.ms district .,
Madison county, respectfully petit
fIs.n sonr honorable holy to gran
J"hn II Boiling Ire privilege Of re
falling vinnns orssrititous liquors. in
lets quantities thar one pint, at
MasiirOn S:asi.,D, for the space nt
o's year. commencing IN III. 1Ss
day IT November, A. D., 1881
And We hereby recommend the
eaid app icanf 10 he of good repu-
ta''cn. at.d n sober anh sniiabit.
person {" i've spell, license.
lsi.i' Rogers, Wfli.in Btianf
Eddie Ross. Hampton Bniiv. Phil
lips Th"mpser. Joeland Phillips,
Waiter BenDet,. John Pitts, ST.
Mnnd Bs.v MaD, James Shines. lew
Bennett. s Bennett. Charles Wir--
low, Luther Bu.knsr. = Long, J g
Commorf. b f. Br..wn, W Al dar>
ter. l. LAWYER. Jas lenneit. IoI,n
Williams. joe C"mings. Jack
Brown. Mark Harris. David Cole
man, l. LAWYER. John sscr,tf. Alien
Trip'est. Harris brnuef'. j w Rid
DIZZY. I~ii,m Harris, Tom Bully.
Ric.ar.! Bass, b !, Hnbherd, Han
t'y Low. Ellis Harris. Adam Ed
ings. FriI, jones. Dick Jones, Tell
C'aiborn, William Anderson, Willis
Brown. William Wa,ter, Harri son
Ri'liey. Davis BraO1. R.,i,-rt Rid
lev, B''HIAn,in James. Nelss Comfy ,
D"ngias Smith. Burr-i C..rrnsla,
Henry Coleman, wins.O" Green.
easnupI Ca Ter. Use Henderson,
jake Wells, Dan WeiiS. 10. Forest,
Shed SamueIs. y G Hnslsnn. Milton
Hudson. Rubin Magee, Bsrney
Stay. Green hnusewOrti, Allen nj
Carter. Charles Hag.n, George
Ilouseworth. Eddie Whitfield, Geo
Austin, Jacob Jones, VIM WASH
ington E'js Brant, WiIson n.w-
eon. Edward Anderson, Ell Mil .r,
Birden Miller. Frank Harri<, An
der~o" Brown, Lewis Griffin. Mi
scott. Grren Miller, Robert MuKa, !,
sam Johnson, Richard Henderson
I I Turner, Gran"el Williams. WIN
ID Bennett. Malis.,u scott, James
Ridley, L Pascoe, Wesley Barris.
u,l Robertson. John Di, iBe, Wash
faysmorc, M"rch Bsysm"e, Ben
Pirc, EIiia Williams, sam B-nnetf,
Henry Gordon. Anderson Rogers,
Wilson Cliury. Frank Pore. A Ell
wards, jordan CIin-y. j ii Moore,
A q Moore. Geo w Garp.r. John
Green. AHdiew jackson, AIrc Har-
re. John Samuel, Babe Davis. Lew
ia THOMPSON, AIhsrt Buckner, Jack
Antpey, Henry Clay, Jane sims,
jr., Rieiaid Williams, Allen Buck
oer, Robert Bennett, elf Jones. VI
Vance. " ID Bagweii. John Whit
f-ld, Ieve Brown, w Smith, Jerry
Thompson, Henry Young JEFF Bry
sDT, Washington Coleman. a w
Hr"firick. joe Jinkins, Ben Collins
Albeit sTirb. Jack smith. Ale Ian.
easier. w Washington. Hem,
Vance, Eliza Thompson, John Lar.
ria. TbOs HJllans, Richard Thur,
nou, Albert Price, I.asc Peel
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Ra;lrodd Time Table.

Chicago, Saint Lonss g. New Orleans
railroad trains arrive st Canton ~ fol
lows: NORTH BOUND-No. l, Express
Train, arrives 5 f.. M. No. 3, Slail Train
arrives "a o. III. SOUTH BoUND-N0 z
Mail Train arrives 9:25. p. In. No. T.
Mail Train. arrives 2: A q. III. Mixed
Train arrives ) q. III.
Coming North can leave Jackson, Miss,
at AS p, M. and ll.4Vp. m. Leave New
Orleans ut 7.45 a. M. and $50 p. IN, Close
connections at Grenada. Milan and Cairo
for all points.
VIcKsBURG ! MERIDIAN RAILROAD
An. going West ut rs AIN; Canton pas
sengers for vicksburg must take the 2.2s
mail to connect at Jackson
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New Adrertiseltteats,
OF SUPERVISORS.
ELECTION NOTICE.


Re IL remembered, flat at = regul0
,r.cr;ny Of the uouorable Board of Su
."-s..,r. - u.l;s,n couuty. Miss,.sipp
s,ma a., Mil =, the c,urt;,nr,. @. in th
.,tv ~ C.nrnn on Monday. the 10Th da
nf nc,,h.r ID. 1881, wera present : j
r Powell. presi,l,.n. }. G. Hnlme, r. II
Green. me,,,,crs: J. r, Priestiey, sheriff
~ ~ Baldwin. clerk.
wh.r.,s /. nrnncsitiou has been sub
m;tt.J to This b,arl hy A. NJ. Paxton
rr.sj,ent 81 The yirksburg. Cant on d VA
700 (,;ty R,i;r,ad Company, for a snhsc:ip
tion nf he sum of one hundred and fifty
tbouslpd dollar. by the county of Madi
son to the capital stock of said company
which proposition is In wor.s following
tO-wif
r.. u,.nr.bJ. Poay5 of S.nr,r;sors of Mad;
$500, S,o,c If :u;..;sx;nnj.
IT,. ,,S..s;.,,i ,,re.,,I,,,f IF ths yieks.
A.. C.,,,n,, Z. v, 70 C;tv R.ilro.d Cam
49,, r.srsctfu,,, rsonest: that an elect.
~. L. ,,,It.,rx-l h,. ,.,,,r y,onor,bl, b.rlS IN
h, b,l.l on the stb ,lay of November, 1881
nj the various voting precincts in said
coupty. bv the legal VOTERS thereof, 10 de.
tarmine the ouestiuu as to whsther or not
eh. ..;, ,,,,,t, .h,ll s,lscr;he tn the On nj
tai .t,,cl ~ aid r,,ir AL eoupauy one
bnn,ire,I and fiftv th.u.and dollars in
bond. ri s.id county, payable in twenty
vca,s from the slat.. Of i-si,a nee anil bear
ing interest mt the rate of five per cent
prr annum. nayabIr annually. said bonds
tn be delivered to trust-es, TO ie Appointed
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-10-22

Canton Lodge. X. of H., No. 1G0, meets
first and third Tuesday nights in each
month. H, d. Priestlev, past dictator. g.
s. Priestlcy, dictator, Robert Powell, vice
dictator. o. =, Miller. assistant d eta TOR,
Robert Kemp, guide, X. ). Woodland. chap
lain, A. H. Coleman, reporter, J. w. Year
gain, financial reporter, j. Is. Howell.
guardian, c. st. john, sentinel.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-10-22
Masons.

Canton Lodge, No %. F. A. NJ, meets
on the 81 Monday IT the month ut the
lodge ro,In. Is. Mas. w. II. Leon Frey,
secretary.
Canton 4. 4. g., No 10. meets At the
tabernacle the LIST Monday night of 10
month. J. ". Ycargain, H +. J. II.
Mills, secretary.
Canton Ccn'n,andery, No u. meets. at
the jas. linn 3D. "Wednesday of tbe month
Vim. Priestley, L. e.. John T. Cameron.
recorder.
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Post ONes.

From ard after this date, until further
notice, mails close as follows, from this
Office: For North and South ut 9p. IN.
Sundays at 6 p. IN.
OHice hours daily. .. M, to 6 p. m.
Sundays a. m. to 10 a. m. Money Order
and Registered Letter Department, a. NJ
to y. IN.
F.B. PRATT, Postmaster.
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Odd Feito,es.

Canton Lodge. No los, 10 o F.. meets
at Odd Fellows Hall every Wednesday
Eigl I, at 8 o'clock. Transient brnthers
cordially invited to be present. G. Olsen,
n. g. IL. W. virden, V. G. X. H. Gould,
Secretary, William J. Kendall, +. G..
William Priestley, Treasurer.
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MARKET.
PATENT LTTORaEyS.
INVENTORS

address EDISON BROS. Attorne ys-at Law
and Patent Solicitors, 6I7 Seventh Street,
Washington, ID. c., for instructions. Rea-
sOnRbls terms. References and advice
sent free. w, attend exclusively to Pat
ent business. Reissues interfeYenc,.s. and
cases rejected in other hands = speciality.
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt OF model
or sketch and description we give our
opinion as to patentability, free cf charge.
We refer 30 the COMMISSIONER of Pate hts,
also to Ex-Comniiss toner's. Established
1866. septl7'St-tf
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The Madison County Farmers Club
meets regularly on the first Monday in
each month, 1t IL O'Clock, q. IN. in Odd
Fellows Hail.
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DATENTs.

F.. A. Lehman. Solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. G..
All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless . patent is secured. Send for
circular. septI7'Sl TT
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- - -
EDUCATIONAL.

CT. MARY'S INSTITU TIE, 1.s
CHATAwA, PIKE CO., MISS.
This Institution Il situated In tho pioss.
ant little village Of Chatawa. noted Tor tfs
healthy location and is conducted by ths
School listers Of Eotre Daue.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition In English, French :
and German, including was hing pay
able in advance, per month. .....".sl6.
Music Lessons and use of instrument per
montu......s... ---.......'......"'.......sso
For further particulars apply To the
Sister director, st. Mary's Institute,
Chataws, or to the Sister Superior of So.
JoseDb's Orphan Asylum. corner Josl
aud Laurel streets. Se~ Orleans. Id.
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LOCAL DIRECTORY.
Our Legislators.

Congressman-O. X. Singleton.
state senatOr---R. e.. Smith.
Representatives, W. Downs, W. G.
l.. l.. GIlmcr
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A.nltipal OEers.

Mayor-G. W. Thomas.
Clerk-G II Sommers.
MarsIlal-G G.. Il. Kemp.
Aldo reiI-East Ward--J. Il. Howell,
G. II. Soniniers, Eugene Conway, West
" ar.t-Thos. Stewart, lsoin Garrett, Joe
COuw...
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Judiciary.

Chancelior-E. G. Pryton.
Circmit judges. ; ta:hoOn.
District Attorney 5. FOote.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-10-22
County officers.

Sheriff.. I. Priestisy.
Trea-nrer-J. N. Anderson, sr,
Circnit Cier k---l. ". Baughu.
Chancery Clers---Will,au. .. Baldwin.
Beard 0f SuperN i-ois--.J, X, Powell,
president q. J, Hmm, L. II. Green, X. l.,
Cheek, }. L, +, Moore,
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VoU CAN EASILY MAKE FROM s25 TO $50 PER DAY BY
WELL AUGER ROCK BORING MACHINERY
MANY OF THE COUNTRY.
- We and prepared to he fact They
power and bore very raps
idly. They
SINGH TO A FEET IN DIAMETER
satisfactorily
Lava
Quick Sa" They light running simple
durable and acknowledged as
BEST AND MOST PRA STICAL MACHINE ExrANr
They of highest Oncisls We
cont for prospecting for Coal Gd Silver, Oil
Minerals Als" sinking Wells Shafts will
Brick Machines Mining FORCES,
MACHINERY OF KINDS.
Good country
WESTERN MACHINERY SUPPLY DEPOT,
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MEDICAL.
q GREAT CAUSE OF iIU.
n MAN MI1ERT Is THE
LESS OF
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ID 7. SCATTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
North Side Court Square,
CANTON, Miss.

Respectfully announces that he has per-
fec.eI arrangements with Messrs. Garitee,
MAsten s. Allen, the celebrated Philaacl-
phiA clothiers, by which lie is enabled to
offer
Call and See Samples and Prices.
Also, continues his old business Of
MERCHANT TAILORING, aud has SAM
Giles Of tine Foreign Goods, which he will
pt and make up tor those who prefer first
fasS custom made york. esItlc's II
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LOUIS GRUNEwALD,

10 Is 81 IL New Or!eans, La.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-13
Monthly Statements.

Persons who place no faith in the asser- tions of certain old philosophers-whose names, by the way, we have forgotten-that the month in which child is born has much to do with forming it's character, disposition, &c, are invited to peruse the following illus trations. which show that the old philoso- phers aforesaid were eminently correct:
 The male child born in January becomes a robust man. remarkable for his hale appear ance and heavy avoirdupois. Hon. Alex ander H. Stephens was born in January.
 The woman born in February is of 8 re- tiring disposition. very domestic, and ex- tremely effeminate. Dr. Mary Walker was born in February.
 The man born in March is free of guile, as brave as lion, and not ambitious for politi- cal preferment Samuel J. Tilden was born in March.
 Aprirs child shall succeed in all his under takings. and faithfully perform all his prom ises. Keely, the motor man, was born in April
 The child born in May will court the muses and become famous in the world of letters. The Sweet Singer of. Michigan was born in May.
 The man born in June will be an Apollo of manly beauty, and make no enemies General B. F. Butler was born in June.
 The man born in July is of a very peace ful, non combatant nature, and mild and win ming in his utterances. Senator Malone was born in July.
 August's child is not aspiring; is states manlike in all his actions, and loves party above self. Boss Tammany Kelly was born in August
 The man born in September is full of pat riotism and 8 warm love of his country and it's constitution. Jeferssn Davis was born in September.
 The child of October is neither envious, malignant, nor imperious; but is of a very
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-13
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Gard volume of Harper's Magazine be- gins with the admirable June number, which has as its opening paper the first of Samuel Adams Drake's illustrated papers upon the White Mountains. The paper is accompanied by map of the east side of the White Mountain region, and by numerous illustra- tions, and both in matter and illustration is a very interesting and. valuable ..paper. Mrs. Lizzie w. Champney has an illustrated pa per- which is the first of Q series of papers upon "A Neglected Corner of Europe" Will liam Winter furnishes critical and bio- graphical sketch of Edwin Booth, aceompa- nied by portrait. James Parton has an ar ticle on ''The Trial of Jeanne Dare" and Sake Holm has love story entitled Mrs. Millington and Her Librarian" There are numerous other articles in prose and verse. Among the announcements for the July num- Der is the first of an illustrated paper by T. B. Aldrich entitled "A Day in Africa"