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, 1881-07-23

TIE Boston Post says of all the mes
sages of sympathy which have been de,
!ivered at tie bedside of the wounded
president, We venture to say that not one
was more thankfully received than tht
one which came from Mr.. F. W. Bond
OF North Carolina. 1t was as 70 lows
"A blind and wounded ex-Confed crate
soldier tenders his congratulations on
your improved condition May God raist
you to preserve the peace and dignity q
the nation"
, 1881-07-23
oceHr TO BE srorrEp--FOr the past one

OcGHT TO BE SroPPED--For the past one
or two nights an individual has been engaged
in selling nick-nacks from the street corner,
for which privilege he hAs paid a license.
Thursday night some parties with more
meanness than brains thrrx rotten eggs at
the man and then a bunch Of tirecrackers.
We are not in favor of these travelling fakirs'
bat If they are granted license, they should
be protected from that class Of vile noodlums
who iafest car styseta
, 1881-07-23


Ok his return to this city Gen. Taunatt
brought with him the proof of the new map
of this country which is to be issued 10y the
Oregon improvement Company. Tie map
is the largest that has ever been published
descriptive OF the New NOrthwes'. 1t EN-
braces Washington Territory, the larger
portion of Oregon and portion OF Idaho
IN detail 1t covers an immense area,
stretching from the straits on the northwes',
eastward to and including Idaho, thence
south through Idaho below the 18th parai-
l-l. thence WEST to the Pacific and north 10
point OF beginning. 1t shows with great
accuracy and marked detail every important
and minor locality, stream, mountain, IL
fact every geographical and Typographical
feature of the country. the coal mines
near Seattle, the celebrated Palouse lands,
the Powder River ValleY lands, az owned
by the o. |. Co., are shown. The o. K &
n. Co.'S railroad lines 10 operation, under
construction and projected, are exhibited III
distinctive colors The Northern Paciiic
lines and the lines of the Oregonian Railway
Co. tlimited) are shown Every railroad,
main and branch, controlled by the Oregon
Trans Continental, is traced @ith al solute
accuracy. The topography exhibits great
skill and nicely in showing depresslons, val
leys, passes, elevations and the sources ol
s'reams. The map as whole reflects credit
upon the gentlemen connected with us COM
piiation, and the labor spent apon If must
necessarily have been very large. 1t Is the
purpose of the o. l. CO. to issue the map
as an aid towards immigration hither, and
that it will tend TO further the interests oi
that company as well as those Of the u X
n. together With the whole people We have
no doubt.
, 1881-07-23
WATER WORKS
The Question Assuming Business like Form

The following resolution was presented to
the City Council by John Doveil:
The city Of Walla Waila does resolve.
That the city Of Walla Wafla take immedi
ate steps to ascertain where and how 4 sur-
ticient supply # water caa be procured for
the use OF said city, and the committee on
water supply IS hereby directed and instruct
ed to take all necessary STEPS to p ocnre sad
information and report the same TO the city
council, and the SAID tee is hereby
empowered 10 procure such asSista'ce as
may be necessary TO obtain said information.
JOIN DOvELL.
With the above resolution the water CUES
ton is assuming a business shape. The vctr
at the late election Gid not by any means
Indicate that water was not wanted. The
,ople as represented by the STATESMAN
were almost unanimously in favor Of water,
hut did not propose to vote for the PROPOSE
II laid before them until they were in
formed rs to the probable cost. To arrive
at an approxemation OF the cost it is neees-
sary that the proposed works be located and
then tie necessary estimate can easily be
made.
, 1881-07-23

From the Pacific Surgical Institute, 3c5
kearnev street, San Francisco, viii be at the
Stein House, Walla Walia, August 4th, 9Th
and 9Th, fully prepared u treat Il cases OF
spinal disease, Knee and hip disease. club feet,
crooked limbs, paralysis and all chronic and
surgical diseases, As this institution is un-
equaied in facilities for the treatment of these
diseases all who are interested should not fail
To see these surgeons. w3dlw
, 1881-07-23
A MUgDERoUs ATTEMPT
4 Man named Switzer shoots and Mortally
wounds a Mr. Kinney, School
Teacher.

Ga Sunday il was common talk Oh or
streets that desperate shooting affray had
taken place On Friday evening last at Greas-
wood IN Umatilia county and that two men
were fatally wounded If not dead For
long time nothing definite could be ascertain
ed but at last Mr.. J. c. Davis OF Weston
was cornered and brought around TO the
STATESMAN office and gave us the following
account OF the tragedy.
For some time past young man named
Kinney by profession school teacher and
who bore a most excellent reputation among
the settlers of Eastern Oregon had lived and
taught school ut Crossword, and as young
men always have and always viii do natIr-
ally fe,l IN love with and was finally engaged
to young lady who lived with and was
kept store and the post office in that see
ton Of the country,
OBJECTIONS
low this man Switzer is an oyerbearing man
and raised objections to the course OF true
love, ami swOre that neither Kinney nor any
one else should marry the girl, bat Kinney
laughed at the idea OF man, IN no wise re
lated, intervening between true lovers, and
like brave youth determined to bring mat
tiers 10 a focus. He therefore on Friday
evening last, proceeded to the store kept 10y
Sai.zer and sitting on the counter asked
him If he knew or had heard anything
against his cha 'acter. Switzer replied that
he knew nothing whatever. THen, saId
Kinney. why do you oppose my marryiAg
the girl:' Switzer then said that ne dId not
intend that any one should marry her.
kinnie then said that he understood that he
said he was gong TO shoot HIM SWItz-r
said Yes. did and guess had better do
i, now" and no SOONER had he uttered the
words when he
PULLED OUT HIS PISTOL
and fired the ball striking Kinney IN the
eye, this Was followed up until the pistol vas
tnlptlGu, one OlutT SIO- slIuCh lilc diIcdul
wounded man over the eye, the missile giane-
ins around and coming out by the ear Dur
ing this time Kinney had been getting ready
and having his pistol coeked in his pocket
fired through it, the ball striking Switzer
in the neck, who lodged under the counter;
Kinney followed him up and reached over
to give him final shot when the cartridge
exploded and the ball renamed in the cham
Der which prevented any further use of the
weapon. Switzer then left the store and
providing himself with an axe, swOre he
ould chop OF kinney's head but his anna
bic intention was frustrated by some by
ISLANDERS who prevented him from using L.
He was srrested and taken before the Cen
.rville Justice Of the Peace ON Saturday
ami remanded. The doctors say that Kin
neys wounds will probably p. owe fatal while
his intended murderer will recover. As
gen, raj thing it is regretted that Kinney WAS
not quicker with his own weapon.
, 1881-07-23

Koorr,AI CoUxrY.-From Max We
,s,rn that the new county OF Hoo
.aSs; inst east of US in Idaho Territory "a
been fully organized with the s," .o.'on .na c,n.
sss.. s MessI.. Rankin. Martin 'na IN: .
ss,d ssss !. COUNTY Commissions; George a
IS Woun.oo,. Auditor; Max wis,, Ire, irs,s' as'
ra H.1n,.. Sheriff; NJ o. Wright, .s as. ..
Fred n1uH .nd NJ. Bradbury. Probate 'a's
Suakase Tinsa
, 1881-07-23
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator Of the above named estate, 10
the creditors Of, and persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one year
from the first publication of this notice. to the
undersigned at his Office in Waiia Walls city.
w. T..
A. REEVES AYRES, Administrator.
Walla Walla, W. T., Nav 10, 1881. 9Dlm
, 1881-07-23

THE COMET. 1t Is extraordinary news
about the comet that comes from the C-ii
cinnati observatory. Prof. Stone reports
that on Wednesday night he preceived evid-
ences of tremendous agitation in the nucleus,
and SCI aration into two parts. Ii the
comet sbould spit III two the Astronomical
world wOnld have excitement enough. Bela 5
comet in 1916 became divided, and the two
parts were seen racing side by side on the
comets return in 1872, and after that the
comet was not seen again. Bat III Novem-
Ser 1872. when it should have been isitable
if it vet existed there came suddenly ont
of that quarter of the heavens where the
comet was looked for driving shower Of
fire balls. and the astronomers said these
meteors were fragments OF the lost comet.
Prof. Peirce showed. mathematicallv, that
the nuclei of some comets must be as dense
and tenacious as steel II that is true OF the
present comet, and if the estimates which
give its nucleus diameter OF LOCO miles
or more are correct, who can conceive the
terrific power of the force needed to rend 1t
in two, The theories that tie nuclei OF
comets are dense swarmsof meteors, or cloGds
of liquid PARTICLES. or masszs OF g iseous mat
ter, seem more likely to he true III TINS case
than that the nuclens is metIlic ball oi
planetary bulk.
, 1881-07-23
Cenpo.nd oxygen Treai.en'.

This treatment has already attained q
world wide fame as a curative agent for all
diseasss of the lungs and other respiratory
organs. dyspepsia. asthma. catarrh and nery-
ous disarrargement Its Just merits is at
tested by some of theleading physicians Of
the nation whose endorsement could not be
obtained for medicine not deemed worthy
Of it. The dispensers Of Compound Oxygen,
Ds. Stzrkey and Palen, are thoroughly edu-
Gated physicians of extensive practice and
are receiving testimonials from all parts o:
the Union. from persons u ho have been cur
ed OF diseases, hich in many instances have
ben pronounced no celess, by the Compound
Oxygen, Its source of Qualification TO be
able TO recommend such q valuable remedial
Agent that caa b used as home d7l.w2lH
, 1881-07-23

EXCURSION RATEs.-Tickets for the North
western Agricultural races on special round
trip from Walla Walla to Portland will be
for sale on Sunday, July oath, for $l6.S0
round trip good until July 3lst, 1851.
, 1881-07-23

AMERICAS will be seen by to-day S
dispatches America, as usual, is ahead. She
went over to old England and shot the cen
ter out Of her crack shots. England won
the Elcho shield-none but Britishers were
allowed to enter Heigho.
, 1881-07-23

Co., ,0R WAITsBrRs.-Tbs r,;,,,.a
a., :. 81. l''ias promised w.i,.hnrI ,a'',a.a ,%".
p@ss,.,, =, '''o's the depot fpom i. rpa' Dra'
ia.s.,.,'a 70 4 location nsa,sr the to town l,J i
a..,. , 'o'ld do the ssssss.rv vv prodino rasn II
- q $50 wa, innsdis.sIr sfpp.nS, .ns,
P'ss.s 500; j. ". D'sTs SsrS,o. s,oo' p Nm
h,.,sS s.; ". c. Preston posS1n' s,"l "a F A
ssssts' |, kaHp SO; W. H, K, K,nn e, 81. =.
s~, sos'As .,s SO; ". s Mins.H m, Nlsp s1o' 80
Esss-s.'s; s'; Halis'on { Mccall $40; slS; a a
sssslo. Io Job@ 80 S Geo. kerlieat SO. F.
@ae, 20; = i J.. Jacobson SO, D., G ~ : Fee Lee
,e Z !, ", Wheeler SO; ", :, R,haans :, L,n.
s,..,as 10. t1s; 4s:.I D.s H.ssrty 30, G.
p'Ssassss,,'ss;,S:'s. u; ,:ss s;Ss n; n. h.l.ne.
, 1881-07-23
MARRIED.

OsBoRN-TR AsPER-In this city, July 10Th,
lSSl. by j. ID Laman, Up, Benjamin Osborr
% Miss Jennie Trasper.
At Dayton. July 18th, 1881, by Rev. Mr..
Egan. S. H. Falconer Of this city and Miss
frankie Prather of DAYTON.
, 1881-07-23

Making total OF adjudged fines of ST.
523 30; and the amount paid into the Pohce
Judge S1i2 30.
, 1881-07-23

TAKE CARE WHAT YoU.. EaT.-Many peo-
pie fancy it makes no special difference wha,
they eat They do not dislike anything
;ha.'s set before them They take what
comes aud think they are satisfied. They
have eaten enough. What more would You
have: Between the cultivated foolish ones
and the dweller in boarding houses, to whom
everything has the flavor of hash, there is
goiden mean that may be summed up in
four words: Good food, good health"
That Whist you eat makes what you are.
IF you drink beer You will think beer. "
Ham and eggs have favored many bad
sermon, and too many pies have no doubt
he'd to much domestic unhsppiness. II Is
not enough to be satisfied. TO be merely tili-
ell The boarder who said certain meal
was very filing at the price" was one OF the
most foolish of foolish kind.-Food aad
He,hL
, 1881-07-23
B<lHN.

SwEzRA. On the 18th of July, 1881. 10 the
wife Of j. W. Swezea, daughter. Mother
and child doing well.
, 1881-07-23
The People., Worldwide verdict.

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold in every
civilized country, and the public have ren-
dered the verdict that it Ii the cheapest and
best hair dressing il. the world.
Burnett's iaroring extracts are invariably
ACKNOWLEDGED the purest and the best.
Use Rose Pills Dose one every night ~
, 1881-07-23
DR.. WOODS
~IlvER1
REGULATOR
Universal Vegetable Panaeea

OF CoooeDtsatsd RxtF.cts, ssAested ssd eompossfsd
from among The many HeIn and Plants Of Natures
Beeanle Garden. for the speedy ssd permanent
relief Of the Dost beiples Of ozss Of
Dyspepsia. SaanAiee. Calls ana Fever
Dtssraered Dagesesss, HlsssDesey an
AeiAiay. SsaR Delehlng q WIND sn1 Cas-
frsa the sssoaeA, slek BesAsehe, css-
saipssed Dswe3s sDd eeser.l Debettey,
ssA al cher A:AeAses.
Arsisg from . hiiioas state Of tn stossoA, Or sA
inactive Or diaurdersd liver. For sAe essyuhere-
, 1881-07-23
AaE YOU xAeRuDa
4 cnanos for the Boys--Donr an speak At
Once

TIrrsyILLE, Monday. Jane 20
DEAR MR. EDIroR:-Seme Of rs Titus
vile girls have heard that gentlemen are
very plenty in Washington Territory. and as
fellows are very scarce here. and girls are
plenty, We thought We wopld write to you
and have You assist us TO, well, to be PLAIN,
a husband. You need not roll your eyes up
in a manner tha. wauld denote you were
stricken .i,h horror because We only Want
YOU 70 insert an aivertis- meut for Us, If You
VIII he So very obliging, and | know Won
will do it. II only out Of pity. O course
you will not betray my name, and yon VIII
please write at your earliest convenience and
let me know if you viii insert the advertise
mvnts for Us. and how much they will be, or
You can send US paper.
The foIesoing is written in the proper
spirit, glrls, and trust US, we will assist yon
all in our power, and will make you we'd
ding present besides, il you only come out
here, marry some honest man and fulhll the
srriptursl injunction Increase and multi
ply" but as the boys do not care about
buying pig in poke. as it were, suppose
you oeud US your photographs.
, 1881-07-23
iDsED.
TWO Or MORE SURGE 0NS

In this county, July l6tn, Goldsbury Thomas
o. Spring Valley, aged 52 years.
, 1881-07-23

U. s. I.Axp ovv,cs /,
L. w. r.. Nay 3th, IN.

walla wallA, W. r. Nay ssh, Issl.
a SWORN STATEMENT Has HEEN
"A fled in fhis ofice by Rsbert Stoes end 90.
plicAtion made nader the Act Of cssgrsss, as,-
proved june 81, ISIS. entitled An act Zoe he
sale 1T Timber Lsstis u tie State af Cali
fcrnis. Oregon, N-vsia and in wasbisgtos
Terri,.ry,r to purchase Sci. Section q. Town.
ship No 8. North II Range No y East Ap
plica.ion viii he hearl July 18th, lsSl.
E. II. MORRISON,
1a-ta Regi-ter.
, 1881-07-23

So 81 Ao'E->ince running on last
tyG,S -''l'h'e'i on the line Of the o. R.
hw.n. ''o'a between the Dali, ; and Wal.
IN :. - ha'a trouble has been experienced
80 ~-a' storms aad d-if,s in the open
-. - s'''ten those POINTS. To obyiate
has.,x''' Inc eompiny issued orders
px.., .I'e'' IN Portland to co.'s .ruct =,
boz. - "a the exposed side. This will
si,ased. more Interruptions
, 1881-07-23

4ysR5, /. an eight page forty column
n,a+ls iurlal, published at Washington,
PC. Is baiuiull Of good thing, Tor the cIti-
"a ). vel as the solder 1t opposes mos
rgFal,. i.yors equal ana exact justice to all,
l8 SHE .Pecial champion and defender Of
n, alr, o., ai3ow and orphans: every
,ll,r ,holIi lac It to keep him posted.
ueIytseB.y- nv cent. a year Sample copy
ffr- AtI1.,
, 1881-07-23

n ollCE-
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
SUMMONS.

The Assessors office is removed to up stair,
over the Wdfcimai Office 0-ti-wla-u
, 1881-07-23

v,,rpcf II FlGH LIFE. Howard ii.
pr.,,.,p Of oar esteemed friend Judge
JB Lew, Of SEATTLE and Miss Bessie Terry
-. ,,,p-,i III tie holy bonds Of ma.rimony
s, II. Is:h ru,;. The Wedding was nnmer-
o,., attended, ly Seattles best citizens an.
u, ,r,rp,iop ,awbich We received an invita-
,,,s,. .l,, crowded with those who came
asi.s ,aehappy Pair all the blessings earth
ac1u May their days be happy and
L. n Tie Anl
, 1881-07-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The partnership heretofore existing between en-
John Marion james E. Burns tls Gay
dissolved by mutual consent Any psrson IN N
persons having any claims against tne IN" VIII
present the same at once for paynsnI
H., ,as1 d5S-3t-w23lm
, 1881-07-23

~ >hIIoN.-Wa,la Walla Is now a
N4o-l. II, ha, Lellrre-emnence + r
y'4'' dot in til, age of progress
49,. ~ a, constantly occurring aud now
:; ~ : he terminus. In fex months she
: - have 70 give way to some o.her
'D' '''G willie there will be continu.
=, = Wy ';A.ion' all tie distance from Port.
-, : ne SOUND to New York Bay. By
= 'iae card after wana walla there
D. x Stations Of Valley Grove. Hadlev,
Huntsville. Longs and na,tor aus
, 1881-07-23

And all others who summer fsllow their land,
shonld see the Mcconnell Cuitivator. The
only Cultivator ever Offered for sale here that
proved a success. Every machine warranted
to give satisfaction The following well
known farmers can testify to their merits
Patrick Lyons, Philip Yemme,
Il. ". Stallcopp, Lew Bowles,
T. p. Page. Virgil Marks,
J. K. Hood, L. Costin,
K Walker,
Umatilla County. For sale by Wm. JONES.
dealer inFarm Machinery, wagons, etc, corner
Second and Alder streets, Walla Walla. 4t-w
, 1881-07-23

I0.I1' The WORK OF
,rsiias tho w.. ,,r Airsedy the grade is com com
F tIs r,.. ,.' grove, l and great deal ' Of the he
S,'nd ,l,,. S,,s' ,s ,b. ground ready to lay on
Irln ! =, :. ,ha tI.s.
, 1881-07-23

-, have publicly resolved 's" I,"' to
ao' gsa, 81 u, FpSlt pelo.p. Re d'sa-ded t and ,,dn
n tn d. 9,l .s1;,s s Nj + s' ''ss7 sSo 'a'a' s
a., i've dS''h''. ',.b,oush thru. etc
, 1881-07-23
GIsHnEE 4 Co.
Washington. u. {

Tar FFE-0n account OF being burned
snEbtriy out. W. arr compelled to ask OF
oaf P4ior, h,llc tine to complete orders
oa faHi. Int as soon as hard work viii 10 IT,
Esnr-a - t.i al outstlndu" contracts 10
TIE ls,,er, aui he ready Tor further orders,
'hd 'e hope 70 ment by gooI work and
rels7asble charges. We also make an urgent
a- "a al th'se knowing themselves indebt-
dDu. 20 >,,tls a, ca,., thereby helping Us
Get ~ present. trouble.
n M,r.Hnr IuNr. 4 nnrrp-,s
, 1881-07-23
GAVE MONEY
PkTR0MlzE NOME INDUSTRY.
j. M. SHOOK & co.
Manufacturers OF

Manufacturers of
Cement pipes for water works, sewers, road
culvers, drainage OF tznds, well tubing. CHM
ney hues, ornamental and decorative house
and garden work and . thousand and one
NECEssARIEs 70 CIVILIZATION.
Is now prepared TO perform work a. good =.
can be dJne on the Pacifc Coast and At Ieal
than the old cost for freight alone. Our vork
is as durable as the everlasting rock. Worka,
lower end of Third street, Walla Walla
J. =. 0nook . c..
July n, 1851.
, 1881-07-23

,rrrz1rox We would be E
aSs'1', ,.-,,r, samples Of all kinds OF
Pl.r''l % ,-,J,, =, ,5s shock and samples. Also
,rl,S' '''-'' -,..,. Of this country "o'"
b, .55'r'H' : ,.5ersi.e: each sample will
saIa'''',, ". n. >r,rE-us<, with the name
p' 7''.'. ,- !, ., aI al particulars connected ,,'
&ibe. e.e. Rrlug plenty "hi {
vr.h 'as
, 1881-07-23

nos introduced into the
Ae-o!a'''D = .be Necessary steps to pro
,sa1-l 20 ''1' - Had this been done
.ar, .nii 10, ','l'', -. water question would
n The ff,, !. T.. DAY by a rousinI majority
b.'' 'rl -, voter, in this city are oosi. ,,nsi
y q M nm mot not entsrrain any r, prSp"sl' ;posn
sa sd o,a,'..tsd y ,l5 ed in businesshke lO'm
, 1881-07-23

n.,- g,.r U.a-.-T6F poor 0,a .: 07':'
To "5'' ssc for tele.raPhic As'oei'
ya'', -. ,.at they are publishing as
,'"i f.,.' ~. - sdru,r died over on PUGET st
as'' 'l'' : a .,t,pg too many clans. We
'''a, ..'.. '.'.t, to read that another old squa"
'o' d I'm. 4,onna with the o'ego"'H'
lad --rai.ns ii, Of course
, 1881-07-23

s.,, ,og >,lE-By advertisement
fD-.i,aiII IN be seen that farm will
Cd u ,,[-.s.,.ou At Lewiston on the Goth
-, It's one oi the finest farms
4-.rg,r,. phich Is last being settled
Il r.. .,..l class Of citizens The sole rea'
" ~. 81, 3, that the owner IS forced t"
90 ''l..yB,land ~ on family business The
rs;l,l - md IN Lewiston Is destined TO be-
'aaR'l 4 ,bs mo,, prosperous IN the
.,-a- ra.Itrf.
, 1881-07-23
Compound Oxygen Treatment.

Use Rose Pills. Dose, one every night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-23
N,RrH AMERICAN RkY[Ew.

The North American ReUieto for
the mouth. First We have an earnest
February idhs literary pheoomenon If
ard patriotic article by General
Grant, advocating the NicaIa2uA
Canal project. The genial autoorat
OF the breakfast table. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, follows with en- essay en-.
titled "The Pulpit and the Pew"
written in the beat spirIt OF the
Christiau philosopher. 10 which he
endeav rs to show the need that he
behaves 10 exist for revision OF the
prevalent theological creole. Under
thu Quaint title of "Asron's Rod IN
Politics." Judge A W. Tourgee en-
phasizes the ob igsti1n imposed upon
the republican party by the Chicago
platform. of making provision tor
educating iliteraIe voters. James
Freeman Clarke makes a valuable
contribution to the discussion of the
authorship of Shakespesre's plays.
The grave evils that my result from
the partisan character Of the United
States Supreme Court are pointed out
by Senator John T. Morgan. The
sixth o! Mr.. Ohsrney's papers on toe
Ruins of Central America" is de-
voted to a description Of the Pyramids
OF Comslcslco, which must rank
among the moat stupendous monu'
ments ovsr erected by man. Finally
Walt Whitman writes of 1.-The Poetry
of the Future" The Review is sole
by booksellers generally.
Address: North American Review
New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-23
HARPER's MONTHLY.

The February Number of Harper s
Magazine opens with an important
paper, entitled The Gospel History
IN Italian Painting" by the Rev.
Henry Van Dyke. jr. The progress OF
Italian art is traced through Its sym.
polio, realistic. and idesllstic periods
-ss illustrated 10 the wall-paintlngs
OF the catacomha, the mossics of the
middle ages, thSfrt OF the Byzantine
type, and finally in the great works
of Glotto. Msssccio, Botticelh, Peru
gino, Leonardo. Paul Veronese, and
Raphael. The article ia illustrated
by pictures representing this line Of
progress. Mr.. Contoay's series OF
delightful papers on the English
Lakes" is concluded in this number.
Mr.. q. ". Sheldon contributes 9
second paper on the "Old New York
Volunteer Fire Department." illus
irs;ed with some very interesting
pictures. One of the most Interesting
of the illustrated papers Of this
number is that on Literary and
Social Boston," by Geo. p. L1threp.
Not only ia the article full Of the most
entertaining gossip. but the illus
trations also are exceedingly inter.
esting. Miss F. e. FryGtt contributes
timely article on the pottery in
dustry in this country. The third
instslment of Miss WoOLSon's novel
Anne" is given, with an illustration
by Reinhari; and Hardy's "a L4odi.
cean" is continued. ''Puss Tanners
Defense" by Richard Malcolm John
ston, is a Georgia sketch, very strong,
and full of humor.
New York; Hsrper's & Brothers;
Salt Lake: james Dryer.