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The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

ANOTHER popularity of the times may
be noted. The Southern Democratic editor
is unit for Jones for Cabinet place. In
this connection he points out that the Ne
vada Legislature is Democratic. Mr.. Jones
should be utilized
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

THE EARL OF AIRLIE will seem to many
like the refrain of an old Scotch song, and
it strikes Ikea anachronism to read ofhis
death at Denver while on visit to his
property in Colorado.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

The CHICAGO hter-Ocean remarks that
the Cincinnati Commercial observed the
day of Garfeld's funeral by indulgng in
several covert attacks on Grant and Conk-
ling" This is cruel to call attention to Mr..
Halstead's infrmity. A man who has dis
ordered his liver by fighting the spook of
Grantism can't be expected to let up in the
face Of any emergency whatever
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

In VIENNA medical practitioner has
been fined for using the title of Professor
without authority. If this country should
have sudden need of money, an immense
fund could be raised by following this ex-
annie
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

Guiteau looks forward with some excite
ment 10 his iirst trip from the jail 10 the
courthouse. So do the minutemen and
the boys generally.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

An ENoLIsHMAN says that he can for
give us for celebrating Yorktown, as the
recognition of birthdays belongs only to
youth and general grecnness.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
Saturday.. October /. 1881.

PETROLEUM has fallen in line and is also
going West. II was last heard from at
Santa Barbara.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

THE SALMON PLANTED in the Delaware
river have not returned, as they were in
duty bound, from their ocean trip. This is
only another item to be set against the
weather, for the fish have found it entirely
too warm to come home yet
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

IT MIGHT be just as well to remember
that the President will have Justice of
Supreme Bench to name in place of Cliff
ford.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

EVERY DOG must have its day, but that
of the bandit seems drawing to n close.
Cuba has gone cunning for hers.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

GREECE, SICILY AND EVEN TEXAS are
vigorously wedding out their brigands, and
Missouri and Kansas might profit by the
example
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

The sHIFTLEss HOUSEKEEPING of the
South American States is well illustrated by
recent item of news from the Argentine
Republic. The Port Captain and the War
Minister were gazing from their Offices with
proper pride upon one of the handsomest
vessels of their fleet, when IL foundered
close to land by running into halfsunkcn
anchor that has lain in the bay for so many
years that even the old buoy that long gave
warning of danger has rotted away.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

The MANY MYSTERIOUS disappearances
reported in the journals have attracted the
attention of n French physician, and he
proposes as an explanation that the human
body is, under certain special circumstances,
liable TO instant ovaporization. In this
country the accompanying special circum-
stances is generally somebody else's mency.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

KING KALAKUA's sister keeps house for
him during his absence. 1t is good training
for her, as she is his heir apparent.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

The hoopskirt of our grandmother Is
coming into fashion again. Let us hope
that 1t win not tarry with MS long.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
BOARDING.

JNIRSTCLASS BOARD, with large rooms, at
II 40 Penna. ave, opposite National Hotel
board from IS to $40 per week. Transient, from u
to $3.50 per day. Terms to suit for families. Mrs
o. q. Howard, prOprietress. ocl7-d
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
F0R SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
lD OF
THos. T.. wAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays).
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under The ohead of"Situotions
Wanted" and "Help Wanted" uiH hereafter
be inserted IN THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inrito orr friends pishing
situations or help 10 draI themselves Of this
offer. Anscers directed In care of CRITIC
Office wM receive careful attention.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

LOANS
In sums to suit at 0 per cent
The above is only n small portion of property on
nv books. For full list call ut Office FOR bulletin
issued on LIST and 18th. oct
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-33 ACRES OF
- very fine land 20 acres of which is bottom
land, watered by neyer-failing springs, improved
by line dwelling OF IA rooms, with a wide porch
on three sides, surrounded by shade trees and
shrubbery, and water at the door; also tenant
house OF rooms, barn and stable for Is cows and
horses, hen house, ice house and other out build
ings; the place is well fenced, and is located 3
miles northeast M from the city, on fine road,
dairy farm or TO fruit and vegetables will bc sold
or exchanged for city property or cash. Apply to
W. III. MAIN d BROS, st. Charles Hotel, cor.
3D. st. and Penna. ave. jyI-tf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED FOR CASI-WE ARE AUTHOR
wv lied to purchase several good houses or T ull,
improved lots, northwest, or Will accept loans
upon good margin, at low rates; owners VIII please
communicate with us at once. w. w. DANEN-
HOVER & SON, 1919 II st, NV. hel3lm
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
RoBT. II. GRAHAM,

EOR SALE - EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
~ within Ia miles of Vineand N. j.; Improved
by one anda-half story beautiful cottage or nine
rooms; rooms; built under the superyision Of the
stables, corn house, hen house, etc; the most ap,
proved style; water in both dwelling and out
Of the finest quality and will he sold with the
house; q great bargain. Apply to w. ii. Main &
ave, = ixff
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
"ANTED-BY A. CoLoRED MAN. A SIT
w uatiOn as cook In restaurant. Address
HENRY RICIIERSON, No. 17y3 l. st. n. w. SEQ

VXTANTED-BY A STEADY, MIDDLE-AG1sD
w gentleman, n position of some kind by
which he can earn an honest living would like a
position In hardware or grocery store, on small
pay, and would make himself generally useful;
can produce references of well-known persons In
this city, Please address c, No. 42j 9TH st. n. W..
city. se29
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

LNOR SALE--A LOT IN VINELAND, NJ j..
II 100 feet on Boulevard ST. and I50 feet on Wood
st.: lies between two railroads, fronts on, one; i'm.
proved by six or seven fine buildings; the corner
building Is quite large and is intended for the
storage OF carriages; also. Q blacksmith and
wheelwright shop Office 5x20 H.; the other build
ings for bazar and stables; population 6OOO; prop
erty insured for $1,000. WIN. ii. MAIN q BRO,
st. Charles Hotel, cor. Sd st and Penna ave iylgtf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

INOR SALE-New and secondhand coupes
complexities, landaus, andaulettes, coupe rock.
aways, extension tops, jump seats, phictons, bug
gies, village carts, surreys, DC All work war.
ranted TO be as represented PRICES LOW
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE-FARM IN
"A Prince Georges county, Nd, ten nalles from
Wilson's station containing 50 acres, 1900 choice
sons, cherries &c plenty ofwood and!gOod water;
large and comfortable house and necessary ont.
buildings. Address u. j. A., Critic Office. au2O
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
WANTS---MIScELLANEOUS.

yXTANTED - LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE
w for boarding house; first-cass location. II.
IL. WARNER, DIG + st. n. W. se30
yXTANTED-BY A PROMPT-PAYING TEN.
w ant, u house with modern improvements,
or rooms. Address PROMPT TENANT, Critic
Office. se30-3t
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

ENOR SAIE-Call and see our list of property for
Building. fe7.tf
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
WANTED---SITUATiONS.

VNTANTED--A SITUATION IN OR OUT OF
w the city, as u salesman In any branch of
business and am willing to make emyselfgenerally
useful; have had experience In most all branches
OF business; best Of reference can be given. Ad-
dress ]. w. b., Washington. ID. c. seq
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01

WY TANTED-BOARD. BY A LADY LATELY
w resident in Germany, in exchange for In
structiOn In Latin, German or English literature
highest references. Address, care Critic office,
ALMA LYNTON, se2S
, 1881-08-10

corrorntors procured tho license Mt Springfield
fnr tho purpose q selling the franchise. Tho
Company. ho aai.l. wo!a make @ ,nnro fE,,any lnE,n,ney
M anh tHoek!f stoekh"!acss ' wonl'i II ~ short timc.
hcc2n,n ns Rich ns thnsc or tho uthcr city rA!t.
mention tho I,fylsso1. of tho city III which tho
Company wanted - r,il, Gart, l1a Antsl !, WIS no
,'o ,fSo !" wo sf 10 S w sfEe 'o e"s mo Sfeas
DISTINGUISHED vlslr3ns.
Thorn registered Mt tho Grand 1acllc Iiotol
ast pieht| par,y q yosy prominent Hnd
sna ~ as y4s sss ss 'Sass
Faea Mora o so5sfa 'l ftS D"Ss. Si,s,si X nIf"s.
Atarceao ur!lmn, Dri!ltn Linn. Mrs. Cnr!ielia
.ler, spnn; Alberte =: snnlc!'o,t., naeoyIon99,
Maqico 1@s ns ; y o Y o ss* of lie srgcs
plantations III Central Atncrlca.:
CANADIAN OFFICIALS.
A very distinguished purity q Canadian uov.
s aeRserc II he Ssans soss os0 rs
Atintstor or Railways md Canais, and I.a,iy;
EnsIaeer h ii tic Gara'itam paci!io Na!Iway. ii.
tawn; 1. X: Jones, secrataty, Of Tho Coti,nnny,
,.,osr nitsTa sIr of A'0sesasT sae1a 4 aHa, Cont
to , the ComrnissoHcr. rho Go.ntnts:foi,ofs
havIs vi ~ tay @ u arrtvea taa'fs fson NJ oSn, Gt sir
l,ri!tsh Coiaml,la by tho WY Of sill FEiHu!set,
racl'o Hallway. intending Y, be atsont at'oMt
two stes; They ,ttF re- acn w MI
1iailfax;' md Go a,d Mis. cark. itaiifax. thest
lallcH md Ronton,en lnnkinR tho tr', for pleas.
,,rc., Tho pnrty will start for san Frnnctsco
, 1881-08-10
Rocks Allcnd.

To tho Editor a} 7ha Chteaoo TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, AVE. 8.-tpotlcu In your columns m
elaborate article from tho London Ihu Jla!t
ti.l1ette, entitled "llocks Ahuail," tending to
ahow tho uoarncss Of . financial crlsls In tho
Uuited States. Z"
Whio tho ability OF the writer cannot be Quca-
ttonet, hta arguments Nro 40 ona-slllcd us tn
show that he docs nut comprehend a!! tho elo-
n,cnts Ut financial strength Of our people. It Is
10 fashionable Of late to hold UP to US tho
d4ngcss ahoad that deslro to aton1pt ta roll,ovO
this cause tor aiarlu, which serves to hRuiteup
our enterprises with ttars OF the future ind
proyont our development TO tho extont 1t will
result i. II this alur1l I'D not prevail:
No Continental writer can lntelltgsntly. .ats-
pSnss sS ssss; e @ sSsr wn sst ss n
arp old c0sfltries. For contuFies QUO generation
nttcr nn9thor. bps haaM dov4loptnE thglF r..
thoao aoureoa Of Woatl, hayo louolrU Gattruiy
ssSc eFseuH q l. ss IT, &.
tic fcrktllxots and labor apllIod I'd theu. Cons
tar1. Of thc olsInonts withdrawn. i'''S Sayo s
hlnrInlnyly scttuepd their cnpnoity, AMI yet
s wt Sia a,a snss ssas ns6 fs ai0 1 z S % s5
our cheap aud tvrtIla tpl!s wo eaunot soll them
whiah We eau ca;, T iook assE Tas sreat aostion toe
~ g aT SsmM Il . s1ts1t I'd tbsn WI ss ee
prcparS s ourselves 10 supply tiias deai,d. 81 i
Il Ii 9reAt extont wllh oareals.
eas es sa @a d t KS psn sny
tIsy ses9t t6as %in o,s ssafcs'y niSts sasa
e 1ess tefp aio!e SSf ~. ~ !hs
@ arxoy it dus M 70 our ava tbsl % sSsr betofo @
| 1t shows y Tightening " our loud almost without
, 1881-08-10

TIE rII0nuCE MARKETS on 'CItAEQE.
Wheat was strong eurly, but subsequently DO.
IA good many rlon of tho bear persuasion nro
tn tlu MARKET" said q broker, "but every tims
tho price drops below cortnln aRuro tho clique
operators lid Il up. Thoy seem detertntncd to
sustain tho nlariket. Thu August tcal Is being
settled ut $1..4MdDl.e5h. When tho news came
that ltuAata had nn abundant yield, md better
times wcro tawn1ng for that country. wheat bo-
nlx lr9p q. tho cali, nnt thu syndicate took
o; the cs!i Gsos st August w6us 66Hn 1t aS.
Thu storta ar0 c0Verlug. ns they see tho uliQilo
T. o9ena y S scy hs 94 T. nS s L.. qS 1
profit III Tho enl now. ami fouls Inclined 10 f0Go
It and gct out. You soc tho tniddo Ut the month
pocte5 10 it,ososst r,sht aio,ss aaw, II ~ w6js-
;S'',! SSt o5 ss S'!Ss sa tho mstkos & ssost
pslsss aa;aasea sasiy. Thass I ue .aassipulas ia
tlnuea larso, but ths .narKet Is durrosssI ty tho
rsculpt Of oyer. ,.oo cars. with TUG knowledge
saat tho {as eris ~ % ~ country aEo fH roo!lo
t. .lo sS;aboaru.; Th!s 4 .lo hear side.
injt.ry. cutting tho usop oG fully ono. lalt ii
So.nO sections OF lowa, aud 70 much Ut the old
Ss r. per tnat w. one esnt yaeu9ts ~ super
good ,na.ly people 'iako stock III the Can1tl!ar
batwceG tic bnll and shc Gcar % s,s,a, Will iii I 1ha
aauntry lrcll.,cd TO fay0r Tho former" Sup
tn'n1ur ecrn closed rnther astong at iii, eotlnK
Coas.oek s Co. had little to say ycstesdny In
reHatd to thols SUSPENSION. Thoy arc busy try
vii aa 'hsK III ns sr
nut known., 1t u uMderstood that tue ttrnt owns
x1va ~. ae9i o. Sor9 i th1 2, county, snd was
, 1881-08-10
THE BE1DLER INQUEST.
No Conclusion Arrived At az to tll&
Cnuac OF His Death,

NO Conc1aA1On arrived AT AZ 10 tnG
Causo Of His Death,
Tho inquest on tho body Of John Dcldlor,
which had boon ndjourncd TO allow tlnlc for a
full investigation oc atl tho circumstances con-
nortcd with his death. was concluded yesterday
by Coroner Matson Mt bis otlco. The first wit
moss cntled was Mr. Il. +. Bctdicr, brother Of
tho deceased, who testified that hc lust tsaw JOHN
on Friday, July g, about T:15 y. m. ifo had
worked Us uslna during tho dny, md both ~
work md nt homo showed no symptoms Of
phys!cal or mental disturbance. 1tu took sup
per at homc,and thon loft fOrtown-town TO mali
some ietters At the l'ost- -Qftlcu. These 10ttera
ws;s uitf;wafas Is found ;a. p, the ody; o
sroat Gu. from his homo 2n !hsl"Gst M sao down:
trout nlatfurtn Of tho car, ind when thoy tnti'
got down abo,,t ns far as jefferson street ho s1w
onn ses sl n nnona5 nart Of ftnses Tho eag aa
sa Tic cur r1ta on % Tic corner 81 stato i III aso on
streets, and as ho DID 30 nsxed DuItllur II ho snF
On ssate to Monro6. noiicr replied in tue neg.
ativc, and. ns witness believed. satd aomothinR
9s %s 9 n e d n1 !ss
cur which turned north on State. Therp wns
Moshln9 ..nl,atural Or peculiar IN bis manner.
saw decreased was 7:ao p. nl., us ho noticed tho
r.. 9. Dixon, coal dealer residing Mt No. eos
street, sworo that johu isidler camo to bis
house about tao p. n. TINT night nn1 lott nt
ieiiler WIS ielnei Oh TIC sltcwiilee Sy MN
Mho h soen nasnE p aaw ff
asse or seaSesssi,os; II, Shs .s,E M VAN hsa IS tSe
NV ,s A. n ,S VIC "a yss Gs wS3tiaS FOR
son s oes su maspH st 4peae S9y hes e
locate, w.a "f medium hight, thiok sot, and wore
ci.AuLEs II. c11ASnL LEH,
| an ACQUAINTANCE Of tho dceensod, testified tint
bixoa's hottso oil u Van Viroa car anti saw Dc.
ceased on the piazza.. Ile tolt pretty corta!n
Mr.. Cusou, who roats boats On tho Lake Front
botwecu Twelfth a1ld Thirtccnth streats. tcst.
iod that on tho eventn1 OF July -, at nbout S;l5
sdthos ratsa os Of peats ayg ~
Sellts for nn hours ride Ile. hnd no 'haurI Of
q xe d III wa ano soa @ Fl
witness lid not nsk him for. deposit Of
security, and ho rowod 3 oi3 into % taa iaks. ~
but no sua 10 speak Of, and witness considered
the boat perfectly safo lii suci, water, esneclnlly
It. lut tho young nan bud never returned, nor
had tho b0at boon sem Since. Some buys who
wont out Mt the sano tltae said, OIL tholr return
brenkwatcr. soathoAat Of tho round. house. and
askoa h!a Il ho s going r.. to whea ho rs! r.,
oiothos worn BY kir. neldler, and Thought shoy
looked 4 Hood deal ltko those worn by his cls.
toner. hut could not sHtoar positively to thcn.
went TO oorr1borato Cuson's tcstlmony in part
Mr. Csison satd further that by Motiuca witch:
esaiyeIlo&w IN & en- & w!5h ~ iar9o @ inks-ou tho yest
Dr.. ChaHeo. who ns.!stctl 1T the pos. .murtem
rea the statement ot pr l!lathaslt %hsh hIt
Iruses a0out Jig bead, ai,a ooneliaed thai
, 1881-08-10
LAKE BLUFF,

The IvIMN.us OF tho [e,Mp.IleetlnE-
Appropriate ExorclsCk Mark the Close
OF u season Of Gfeut spiritual ltcloIc.
!. lny-rltu l.aafy Groves Will soon Re.
sound with tho Warning Topcs OF
tho Temperance I.x4lorter.
Yesterday was tho closing day Of tho camp-
meeting Vt Lake HUI, And very Rcnoral Interest
wns manifestod III tho InA! oxcrclsos. Tho day
was not too warm, although quito warEs enough,
1nd, ns Is usunl on closing days. horo wore many
who uano solely 10 SEQ tho thing out, Wntlo
lMany Of those on tho grouods. especially a1sOng
tho b0art!ors ut tho hOtul. will -toay0
th!e morning, thogo will In contingent
Vt aIout 80 left III tho cottages, They
will remain for tho Temperance COnv0eatt0n,
whlc VIII begin AUX. ~, lasti11x nIuo days, and
for whloh u wonderfully greAt crowd ~ ex-
tor tss sSs hss E ee
convention, IT, that 1t hAs t.o rDut4Ha work.
Questions Will bo discussed ns TO tho suucess VI
tho temperance work In various Ae1tloNs Of the
Gt'ountry., u l. !M,t eounae.! by ksosIsph!cal
a!l over tho Country: A!ss Fr1snoea Il. Willard,
Ut Eyunstun. u tho President Ne tho Cunvooa.
tton. rhls Will ho followed Aug, % by tho M.
nual Convention Of tho Illinois Wouans Chris.
r e Ss IsGs L sSs ff .ossa s1s VII Wsoa Fl
lRat until Sept. ., ~ -, =
:. ?: TIE kxEnCssRs YESTERDAY
morning began with ap interesting Mlble-read-
in9, conducted by the ltey, l1hn Williamson.
Tho oxoEusso was conducted With great skill. aud
gcnefAl tntefeak whY manifested. The subject
as .Ths WYrk ~ Ct the noly ah1ss ,s y M.nan
aaa'ys!s 4 psessnted. Whu T. the iioly dnosfa
Gen., Matt, xxvllL, ": laoh., XIX, III !.
Coz, IT, ~ Who Wa9 once fAe peculiar thI0ue Vt
, 1881-08-10
VO1cEfiOF THE PEOPLE.


II tas EDITOR u Tbs cattaoo Tribune.
CntUAt,s,. Atlg. o.-rl,cro npronsa 10 DO n
good deal OK dtissetlnpsa III tho management nr
tho t,ows department OIL tho Sunday trnin 1cnv-
Ing lilo city ut t6:i0 n. III. over the Chcngo, Mil
waukuo l. st. rn,l 1lnad. Again was tho cry ut
onr placu ,tstntItrosu}t mo YnlnuKEs; riouty
Of I!ues'." NOw. We hase to .epcnd oi.tlrolyo IN
th!a trnin for nur stlriay rarors Or 70 without.
Wo went without trninuNEs ng1,ln Inst Sunday,
hut tho ioys always hnye ptcnty Of Ti,nea' loft.
Why Ia thIs? Respectfully.
1.lts Il. u. COupLAND.
, 1881-08-10

slorstoo! he wlil-nna furnish machinery of tho
sliWN, IN compared will, tho EuIt,,ard Cnn,pa-
Hy'* prott,aluon, there would seem tu bo no
good rcnsou why h0 shouM not bo awarded tho
runiract.
, 1881-08-10
C1rY-IIALE.


TIE Ncgistrar Of Vital Statistics issued
scventy.ono burial permits yesterday, md
slxty-clRht deaths woro reported.
THE Hoard Of Trustees of the Police md Fire.
mems 1lcnUnt Fund met yesterday afternoon,
Atltl without trMnshetlnK any business adjourned
until Friday afternoon at : o'clock Ia tho Con-
troller's office.
FlnE-s slAi,sitA1 SwEx1E hRs cnl1cd Upon l}ulld.
ing. Inspector 1ltrklanA for a TIT Of fines lnl-
posed for violations OF tho building ordinance.
Mr.. Swet.iu proposes to SEQ thnt they arc col
lectod and paid over to tho roEfcc and Flrcmons
Hcno1t Fund.
Twonty- seventh Pennsylvania District, cnllcd
npou Mayor Harrlson yesterday. Tho Mayor
nnd Nr. Watson talked ovor politics; tho latter,
being II Republican, pretIlclel tho succrss OF
Churlcy Foster In Ohio this faIl.
Tile following bnilug permits wore issucd
yesterday: Anton A. Smith, two story nnu basc-
,nont eloro and dwelling, u by W fcos. No. B7l
Ashland avents, t. to s sest, G!: e. SntoiI ot,o-
st1ss sxaio Snas "a s:t H IT, iisso Sas Two
two.story and hnseulont dwellings,, aB iy 6s foot.
Me- L. Hy%e ,T s9ost tS Sost Eus 5
" s5 feet: No. ss:s: Archur avenue, to Gust
$f.UO; +. Ilaly. two twn-story mud bnsonicnt
iis iia'stod ra ssroes. to ssst s lit Il v:wc n: @
utlc-story md basonent dwelling. - by 90 teut,
No. nv Fark nvonuc, TO cost $l.v0.
ILL. De WOLF spent Mnntlny night ut tho
Gently tbns sou'choay out thore WINS i1ak!ng
stlnks. The Health Commissioner ndntttet! that
nois9mo @ sao's ",s H. eoswne otcSaIs Of
hUisees wcre nut to blanlo for thom. At prcse,lt
the Town Of Lake was Without water-s1lrpty.
tho @ ysio i iarR VOL wiki. G and this W wus StoEesnor
Mnsntisfnutnry. Tho pnckfnK-houscs which had
nrte,anawSs M werr stnE M ,S ans rnnix ,sn.E
, 1881-08-10

Huuk g. napnor's Moth Powder Is q harvester
that rcnp5 rOaehoB by tho milton.
, 1881-08-10

There nro moro curos made with Hop Dlttors
tlnR all other medicines.
, 1881-08-10
MARftL1GE LICENSES,

Worccommend EltlrcdgosewIng-machInes
, 1881-08-10


The following marriage llconces woso tssucd y
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-21
Peterson's Maqazlne.


Peterson's Magazine for July is on our table,
ahead of all others, as usual. We have so
often spoken of this lady's book, as the cheap
est and BEST that all we can do now is to
relterate that opinion. The present number is
peculiarly rich in embellishments. The steel
plate, "The First Train,' is one of those
charming Illustrations, never seen except in
"Peterson." The colored steel fashion plate
is gem, as "beautiful as dream,' as a lady
at our elbow says There is q profusely illus
trated article on "Ancent and Modern Gar
dens," and a pretily illustrated love story, by
Agnes Jamas, "Paste and Diamond" In this
number, we have the first chapters of histor-
ical novelet, "The News From Yorktown
which is also illustrated, and which is particu-
larly appropriate, as this is the Yorktown
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