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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-07-23

Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. one other
great feature of our Palace Cars is SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
at all hours of The day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi.
and Missouri rivers az all points crossed by this
Kansas City, Leavenworth and AtchiSOn, con-
nectiOnS being made in Union Depots.
The principal X. r. connections of
this great Through Line are a. follows:
AT CHICAGO with all dlverging lines for the
East and South.
At ENGLEwooD with the LIS. & MS. andP,
Fl w. & C. r. Rds.
: At wAsHINGToN HEIGHTS. with P, C. & st.
L. R.R.
At La SALE with III. Cent. r. r.
at PEORIA, with 2. p. & j.; y. ID. d E; I. =. g
W.; III. Mid; and T. P. & w. Rds.
At Rock ISLAND. with milwaukee and rock
At DAVENPORT, with the Davenport Division
C. NJ. & st. p. R r.
AtWRsT LIBERTY with the B. c. r. & MR.
At GRINNELL, with Central Iowa r K
Att ES MONIES, with d. N. & +. ID. K. Z.
AtCOUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific r. r.
At OMAHA, with B. & Mo. Z + r. On Sebj
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with B,C.t2& r. K
at OTTAWA. with Central Iowa r. r; W.,
At KEoKUK, with Toll, PEG, Il War; Wab st.
Louis & Pac., and st. l., Keo, & \. W. Z. Rds.
At CAMERON, with II. st. J. r. r.
AtATCHISON, with Atch., Topeka & santa Fe;
Atch. & Neb., and Cen. Br. O. p. r. Rds
At LEAyENwoRTH, with Union Pae. and Kan.
Cent r. RdS.
at Kansas CITY, with all lines for the West
and Southwest.
through to PEORIA. DIES MONIES.
Gibson. and LEAVENWORTH.
Great Rock Island Route" are sold by
ID Canada.
ur home Office. address,
f. ST. JOHN
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
CHICAGO. ILhs
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UTAH coNTRAcT COMPANY

vAl-Ve No AEo112I EIIbL SouC1 ST., EaII
Lake City. P. o. Boz 431.
Undertake and execute, on tie loves.
terms and "a ths shortest time, either or all
Of the work of locating, grading. brideinQ.
tieing, ironing and eq1ipping Steam Horse
or other RAILWAYS: Locating and con-
structirg wagon rosds, canals, reservoirs,
squeducts, dams etc. iay ing out and grading
streets, siSegalks, parade grounds and race
tracks; eScsvatins for buiIGins foundations
Gel lars, drains, etc, as well as every aad all
other kinds OF work requiring the removal of
eS-ra, gravel cement .eoaa etc. ste.
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A REGULAR BATHING TRAIN

VIII leave Salt Lake at 455 pm, arriving at
Black Rock at $50, Garfield at SIS, Lake Point
st Cos. Returning, wiz leave Lake Point st
10 pm, Garfield a. 7.21 and Black Rock at
7-2j, arriving st Salt Lake CITY at $40 pm.
Tickets for Round Trip, soc.
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Decidedly FlShY.

While j. L. Holobaugh and his friend
of Juniala, Pa. were hunting frogs re-
Gently in the vicinity OF Tuscarora, four
pound bass jumped into the boat, striking
HOIlObangh a smart rap on the head.
Charles Parker saw commOtOn on the
water in pond near Salem, n. T., and
going to the spot, not only secured a
twenly.nlne-pound pickerel, but captured
a fine line. in which it was entangled, and
the hook still in his mouth. 1t had broken
some 6sherman's line.
TIE Cbarlestown w. Va.) Free Press
says: "a bass weighing one pound in 1880
was returned to the Potomac, near the Great
Falls, with small sleigh-bel attached TO It's
tail with a wire. A few days ago it was
caught in the canal at Weaverton, with the
bell still attached. 1t weighed six pounds"
A salmon was caught recently in Colum.
bia river, Oregon, weighing ei, hty and q
half pounds.
A small party from Northampton, fishing
at Norwich pond, caught eighty-two pounds
OF pickerel and perch.
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kers, have settled here since the mining fever
broke out. But the great spectators and
Enancieis OF other cities haye also come 70
this city as the centre OF financial AmeIica
Keenc. Mills, and that class OF flnanciers on
big scale. All the large operators OF san
Francisco have come TO New York 10 tue
last four years. There are many out'oi-
town members OF the Stock Exchange, some
living as far distant a. St. Louis. Inen Az
The rail Says have their offices here Just as
every bank 10 other large cities has It's
agency or correspondent here. There Is no
place 10 dispute With New Yorkits claim 10
be the financial centre OF the continent:
"You have not heard Rufus Hatch iauu
Chicago. thepf" -,
"Good day, young man !" said the oid
broker with supreme contempt, turnlng
away. Then for moment be turned back
,'say. II you print what say. let 'em un,
derstand | was talking ABOUT H9eks anu
bonds and money-not grain and Bermuda
oniouefv
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A North Carolina Dog Story.

lKdltlgh News ana OOSefVtT
Mr.. Alexander Il. StrOnach has pointer
puppy which, though only two months Of
age, exhibits an intelligence equal TO that OF
the most mature canine. The puppy in
question has always manifested singular
fondness for the society Of hens, and hence
spends much OF his time under the house,
where there are nests. Recently the eggs
in these nests began to disappear, and the
evidence that the puppy was the eater soon
became overwhelming. He was beaten
again and again, but to no purpose. On
Thursday Mr.. Stronach was reused from his
bed by the screams Of hen, and, on going
TO the door, he saw that the puppy had
seized q hen and dragged her TO nest un-
der the house. The nest was, like all the
others, empty, the puppy having eaten the
eggs. Bet the purpose Of the young rascal
Of dog was obvious. He was trying TO
force the hen to sit upon her nest and lay
an egg for his morning meal. Mr.. Stronach
youches tor the truth Of this narrative. The
polls are closed.
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Tvo Tmpcrsant oversighfs.

fFr0m me Dett OH ftect A'',1 .
One OF the stall.keepers al the central
Marke, had basket Of vegetables to 20 to
a house on Fort street east, yesterday, ana
calling 10 q whltewasher, who was hanging
around for Job, be said 10 him:
"Here, old man, take this basket to NO. =
Fort street, and viii give you wsIer-
melon"
The coIored brother closed the bargain AT
once, and upon his return, after suspi-
clousIy brief absence, the man handed MIN
the two halves OF green melon. prom
ised you a melon, and here IL Is" he said.
as he clapped The halves together.
" But dat mellyon haint ripe, Doss.~
"Can't help thst. didn't specify tna'
would give you ripe one"
"Dat's so, boss, but didn't specify
what time dis summer should TOTE ia.
basket up dar either, an kinder reckoned
dat II was best TO leave II 10 lumber'yard
I'M | saw de size aud color OF de mellyon
Pears like / haint much behind IN dts
trade"
He had ripe melon under his arm as be
started of to finish his errand.
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Patrick Tuohy, Of 40 Morris street, Pater.
son, was In the habit OF sleeping on the ro0i
OF his piazza on hot nights. On Friday
night il Is supposed that be rolled against
the ricketty railing that surround d the
roof, and 1t gave way. for it was broken,
and his dead body was found Saturday
morning in the alIeyway that separates the
building from the next house.
A very small fce-dog nearly scared car.
full OF passengers out Of their clothes last
Saturday on the Columbus and Rome rail-
way. He ran around aud blrked most en-
ergetlcalIy, and they thought be was mad.
Probably he was, because be afterwards
jumped from the train and was killed.
The new volumes containing the revised
statutes and all the laws enacted down 10
the close OF the last session OF Congress
will be issued from the Government print
ing office within the next thirty days, the
compilation by Judge Richardson, OF the
Court OF Claims, having been completed.
The Columbus (6I.) Sun says: A CORE
spondent writing from Geneva, Ga, under
date Of June %. says: The largest rattle
snake OF the season was killed near here
this week by Alph Brown, an old freedman.
1t measured four feet and seven inches in
length, and had eleven raitles.
The Philadelphia Tunes says: Roscoe
COnkling appear Just now the deadest
politician in The United States. And yet
the death Of Mr.. Garfield, whose life seems
hanging by thread, would make Conkling
the actual, though not the nominal, head Of
the Government.
Mr. Guiteau, says the Baltimore Ameri-
can. Is in a happier frame Of mind since he
has beard OF the Presidents critical cOndi-
ton. IL the President should dle-which
Heaven forbid-tbeTe Will be at least one
consolation, and that will be the thought
that Mr.. Guiteau will stretch hemp.
The persecution OF the Jews in Russia
and elsewhere has led TO the formation OF a
public subscription at Brussels in aid OF
these unfortunate children OF dismember-
ed race, and it is gratifying to know that n
large sum has already been collected.
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An Beueated Fox Outwits the Dogs,

John Jones turned loose young fox the
other day at Charleston. Kanawha county,
aud puta pack OF bounds after him. They
found him pic'nickiug in the briars near
town, but when pursued made of as II &in-
doc were after him. Getting tired OF the
sport, he ran under a stack d hay aud es-
capped. Now, the urtutored foxes manage
to outwit common dogs, and how can they
be expested TO catch fox that has enjoyed
the best opportunities OF securing thor
oueh town education? We believe, by the
way, that II fox had the brain of Solomon
be could do nothing smarter than Chester
field lox does when hunted by the Rich
mond SpSrting Club.
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AWFUL CONDUCT OF A CGAR.-A young
man who was riding on the New Haven
railroad the other day was Boosting that be
never smoked any other cigars than clear
Hayanas. As the car passed a cabbage. field
tue cigar that be was smoking, being very
strong, broke loose and jumped out Of the
made strais btway for the cabbage fek1.
The young mans Giscomiorture was 80
gteat that he went in the forward car aud
SAT there TIL the train reached Its destina-
tea. The moral to this story Is never 10
cigars particularly when you're passing a
cabbage farm.-Puek.
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ALARMED.-Old Tenpercent went to
church last Sunday. The minister, he says:
had a good deal to say about the Pool OF
Bethesda. Tenpercent didn't wait to hear
the whole sermon, but rushed home to look
over his securities. He got stuck by the
Jersey pool and In the pool in Union "a
c6c. aud he didn't mean to get caught again,
not il he knew himself. Fortunately, how
ever. he didn't have any Bethesda Bur
itnQtOn HQtCkeye.
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FINANCIAL "Phat wud do wild that -
exclaimed Patrick. when the backman
handed him the baggage.check. =" gave
yez good money, and yes trying to put
counterfeit onter me-" You mistake
said the hackman; "this is not money; Y
is ONLY check" "Go w0y wild yez,'
cried Pat; Isn't a check always writ on
paper? Did yCz take me for greenhUn
altoe ither - Boston Transcript.
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SUGGESTION FOR Mr.. GLADsl ONE.-The
attaches OF this paper bave general instruc-
tiOns not 10 interfere seriously with the
afrIirs OF foreign nations, but all the same
we cannot help incidentally suggesting to
Gladstone that il the pre- sent IRISH disturb
ance continues the erection Of stout board
fence along the English coast, on The side
furtherest from Ireland, might be useful In
preventing the British lion from backing
overheard San Francisco Post.
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. Oh TIE SHELLY SHORE" Come, Cicely,
my dear, are you not going into the surf 20
was The query OF an enthusiast In bathing.
"Not now, thank you. My toilet is too
complete. ! can't afford to waste another
two hours in getting up my complexion"
Her friend had forgotten that The color on
her face was not adhesive. and would wash
off in the waves.-Nelo Hduen Register.
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fFor the Dispatch
ThY Neither.

Lead thy mother tenderiy
Down iife's steep decline.
Once her arm Was thy support,
Now she ieaus on thine.
See upon her loving face
These deep lines OF care:
Think II was her toll for thee
Left that record there.
Meter forget her tir, less watch,
Kent by day and night.
Taking from her step the grace,
And from her eyes lbe sight.
Cherish well her faithful heart,
Which through weary years
Echoed with It's eymDathies
All thy smiles and tears.
Thank G1d for thy mothers love,
Guard the priceless boon;
For the bitter parting hour
Comeih all ZOO soon.
When thy graft ful tenderness
Loses power 10 save.
Earth will hold no dearer spot
Than thy mothers grave.
rHMOND, July %, 1881. -
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ONE OF lie Dues PUPILS.-SmIth, who
went into amateur farming this year, SAYS
he planted his bcan.poles two months ago
and has watered them regularly, and for all
that they haven't grown an inch, and show
not the fainteSt sign OF poisoning yet. He
begins TO fear they will bear no beans this
r.-.BOStOn Transcript.
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SnrIng and Summer Dict.

Green fruit and bad vegetables, which arc
particularly plentiful az this season Of tae
year, almost invariably disorder the stomach
and superinduce cramps, cholera-morbusi
and, what is worse, diarrbGI and chronic
dysentery. People who desire to preserve
their health should be exceedingly careful
about their diet at this season, and at nc
time should they be without supply oil
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN.KILLER, the safest
surest, and speede>t remedy for all troubles
OF the stomach OF bowels. All druggists
sell IT,
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HAYsEED INDIGNANT" Your meal is
ready, sir" said the waiter to Hayseed,
lust from the rural districts. "Meal! eX-
claimed Hayseed, contemp,uously; ado
yer think Pm boss? Get me some cOrned
beef and cabbage, young man."-BoSton
TRANSCRIPT
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DLUE.RTDGE SPRINGS FOE SALE.

nv authority Of the stockholders, the BLuh-
RIDGE srklNGs PnOPEKTY viii he onerso LOT %,
sale 10 the highest BIDDER ON the premises NJ ="
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881.
The property comprises TWO HUNDREp AMI
FOKTY-FIVE AND A HALF AChhS. ana - stu
rcd directly upon the line OF the Norfolk ana vest
ern railroad. In BOietonrt county Vac near Di-
ford's Gap, about forfy.one miles west OF Lyhch-
modious COTTAGE. bowling alley, &c, gardens,
lawns. and vineyard. II contains iDeAhausuo 9
auarries OF limestone and cement, which can DC
proftaby worked The mineral waters are famed
for their medicinal and curative qualities IN the
treatment OF diseases of the stomach or digestive
organs.
The station Is supplied with postal and telegraph
facilities. aud the patronage enjoyed by the springs
place OF resort has been In every way SAUSAGE
tory.
Terms: Liberal; will be made known on day Of
sale. Ftp LEAYENWORTH,
Nv "a 3tawtd Secretary
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QUITE NUMEROUS. Sister: "Wbat are
YOU crying for, Billy?" Billy: " Cos Jack
stones licked me-" Sister: "What a
little boy like that lick you all alone 2"
Billy: " lie weren't all alone ct all; he had
his legs and his fists with him."-Fun.
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RY Josenh u. House worth, AnctIoneer
SALE OF MONTPELIER,
Il THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

~ Il
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed OF trust from the late
Thomas j, Carson to Phi Zip :. Fry and Lewis b.
Williams for the benefit OF David Graham, deceased,
dated August /, 1857, and recorded In the clerks
office OF orange County Court, the undersigned
who have teen duly substituted as trus ees IN the
place Of the said Philip s. Fry aud Lewis Is. VIII
iams, deceased being thereto repaired by the pre-
sent beneciares In said trust deed will sell by auc-
tlon, upon the premises on
THURSDAY, July %, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed BY
said deed, known as MONTPELIER. situated In
Orange county, Va, Immediately on the line or the
Virginia Midland railroad, four miles west OF
Orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING 1O63A
ACRES. The land Is OF good quality, wei WA
tered and Iinbered. The Improvements consist
OF a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING.
erected by President Madison, commanding mag
nifcent view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
win an the necessary Out-buildipgs. The grounds
are justly considered the handSomest In PIEDMONT
Virginia. This would make most delightful sum-
mer residence fine stock farm. or could be cOu-
Verted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost OF exc
cutting the trust aud 10 pay balance secured Oy
deed-say, $4,000; and as 10 the residue, upon
credit Of one aud TWO years, the purchaser TO give
from day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust on
land. Sho nd the beneficaTles conclude not 70 re-
quire the whole amount due them IN cash. tle
change Of terms will be announced on day OF SAFE
For further Information. address the trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandra, Va,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va.
substituted Trustees.
APRIL 20. 1881. aD 2S.21wiJyl4&
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Love IN LAUGHING Mo0D.-A Brooklyn
young man calls his sweetheart " Silence"
because when be wants 10 kiss her she
(" gives eonsent."-- VT and Wisdom.
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FREIltHT.

Frcigh; received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithheld, aud Hampt0u Warrington, ID. c.,
NeWb-rne, Washington, enc TarhOrO', Y. G.. an d
all points In Eastern NOrtE Carolina also for Fast
eru Shore Of Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, a. LOWEST RATES,
aud through bills issued. /. Il. TAPUM,
Je 10 Superintendent.
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1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NV l7-d&w3m

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old AEfFfN
Il Dominion Steamship Company @2x4stss.sA
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY At
o'clock Z. NJ; steamer WHAHOkE. Captain
Couch. every FRIDAY at O'Clock j. 81; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
az g O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up 10 ! O'Clock 7. VI. Tor the
Tuesday s and days steamer, aud 10 q O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lsding signed and goods for
Warded with dispatch 20 all points north, south, east
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $1,000; steerage, 80 and
~.
For freight or passage apply 10
q. W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
nv 6-ts COmDauy's Wharf Rockets
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSES,
l. MULtS, AND CATTLE AT PUBLIC AUCs
TlON At HENRlCO COURT hOUSE-by virtue
Of TWO deeds of trust executed TO me-One dated
the 2gth day of July, 1850, and recorded In the
clerks Office Of the County Court OF HenricO. ID. H.
1915 mage 44S, and the other dated the 25th day Of
August. 1880. e record In the same office, ID. H.
100. pace land being so required by the bene-
ciary IN both OF said deeds, shall offer for sale at
public auction at IenricO court house on
WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1881,
THREE HORSES. TWO MULES, ONE ALDER
My BULL, and TWO ALDERNtI COWS, or
go many thereof as shall De necessary TO pay on inc
notes secured by the said deeds the expenses OF
making the said sale.
TERMS: Cash. Z. NJ. POWERS, Trustee
10
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LIME. CEMENT, AND LATHs.

DAILY EXPECTED AND FOR BALE
IL low from dock
$500 barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LIME per
schooner ID. II. Ingraban, from the
celebrated "C0bb Lime-Kllns";
1000 barrels FRESH R0sENDALE CE-
MENT per sellosuer Yankee Doodle
l,0OO, 900 SEASONED BEST SPRUCE LATHs
per schooner Governor. nv
RuBERT WENDENBURG.
No. sos Msiu and IL Fifttenh streets,
jysO-lw
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THE RAGE FOR SPECULATION.
DEVELOPMENT OF THE MANIA

great Increase In she Number OF Operators
and the Magnitude cfthe Transae,ions-The
Great Fsnaneiers and Finaneiai ins''s-
sions Centred Here How Mechanism AP'
piiances Affect Speculation.
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|
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE On THE
' CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. IN
LOUISA COUNTY. FOR SALE by COMMITS
SIONERS by decree OF Louisa Circuit Court,
r. ndered I'm the case Of John W. Davis executor Of
and others. the undersigned commit. si0ners. viii
Orr for sale 10 the highest bidder, AT public auction,
at Louisa COnrthOuse, on
MONDAY. AUGUST s, 1881,
that being County Court day, the following valuable
TRACTS OF LAND:
First. A TRACT containing 40 ACRES, lying
on both sides Of said railroad at TOlersvllle, EN-
braciug large and comfortable FRAME DWELL
ING, STOREHOUSE, and other imDrOt ements. II
Is more than probable thai the purchaser would be
appointed depot aud express agent as well as post
master. at this place splendid store, aud specially
desirable on account Of Its proximity to The mining
section. ~
Second. A TRACT containing 49l ACRES lying
on south Anna river. IN Louisa county, ADJOINING
the lands Of Franklin SeaTns and others, and hay
ing on FRAMED DWELLlNG-HOUSEa and the
usual oulhouses aud lm prOyements.
Third. A TRACT OF LAND IN said c)unty con-
tanning SIS ACRES, adjoining the lands ot DIR. u,
NJ Buckner and others and convenient 10 The SAID
railroad aud having the usual houses and Improve
ments.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash; the residue
in one, and three years. with Interest and secu-
Tity 70 the bsncs TOR the deferred payments, ana the
legal title retained as further security. ON 1ymeut
of ore half cash the personal security VIII DC dis
pensed with
For further information address
WILLIAM T.. BTBB and
H. W. MURRAY.
Commissioners,
is lG Louisa Courthouse, Va.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NAND WIFE, by Margaret Lee. price, so cents /:
WOMAN IN BLACK. rs cents; No LAGGARDS
WE. by Ross Raymond, 80 cents; MADsELL
cents: OLD NIcK's CAMP.MEETING. by Fugene
owl, SO cents: BAD BOYS DIARY-oomplete
aud in parts. so and 10 cents: MR.. AND Mrs.
SPOOPFNDYKE. rs cents. All the MAGAZINE Is
for August. Latest SEASIDE and fRANkLlN
SQUARE LIBRARIES, including latest BY Troll
lOpe. AYLA'S ANGLE"
nrIee n. LEONARD
IN "a ct Newsletter q0S Main street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 4CsS-e
II TICKETS. -sxassSEssE
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY
1nnH Al Az lTuEEu

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET
Representing the following drst-class ocean steam
ship lines from Boston, New York. Philadelphia and
baltimore, 10 Europe CUNAKD. WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUlON, TNMAN. AMER.
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH-GERMAN-
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, aud NtIH-
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR-
DEAUN. FIRST CLASS, sECOND-CLANS, aud
sTEERAGE TICKETS to and from all the principal
points IN Europe. Excursion uckets at reduced
rates. State-r0Oms secured I'm advance. Par ".
going 20 Europe or scndlng for their friends would
DO well 70 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
tickets to all points In the United states and Can
ada. Rates same as at depots and general offices.
40 trouble 10 answer questions Write 10 or call on
A. ". CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va.
my 1-dRM3m