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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Canned Goods.

PsAoBEs-2 pounds, u rs pounds
50 20 TO 2 so.
rpnAross-2 pounds, 81 sC@l 10 pounds.
q, 10.
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nipns.Dr aint'l pounds and upwards, l21< to
kips lie; wet sailed, To-; green bptehsy
hides, bkc.; All damaged, wet or dry.
hall price; deer skins zoe. sheep skins from
CSC. 0t0o each. ,''A
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Drugs.

AcId--benzOio per ounce. soo,
acid carbolic solution, 81 cents,
crystal,, eOc@s2 per Id, acid oitric, a5c per in,
acld sulphuric, 60 per ID, acid tariar,c. b5c
nate asc per6; o 500 per ~. So,s"m
copai6a, 500 per Id; borsx, lsc per Id blue
vitriol, 100 per 10. calomel, $50 per Id, calo.
mel lEnglishl, 81 90 per ID; can,phor, refined.
SYe per 70; Slnchonidie, 100 per OF chIoro.'
per ID, cream Of tartar powder. SsctoaO "sr IN ~
Kum opium. u 90 per ID, gum shellac, 7Oc Der Der
ibimorphine, yAbn per OF j0il bergamol, ii 10 No
10; a. lemon ea 80 per lbj bromide potass, Soc
Ell %, " wv iodide pot'ss % 7Sper III, lP
Scsraway, l6c per ID; SIENNA, $50 per Id; Alexo.
2oc per 10, strychnlne, crystals, q GO per q 4
sugar leaf, 2nc per Id, noui sulphur, SX6Ss,
per 10, salts epson, 36s6c per ID. ~~"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Cotton,

= Receipts to-day were light. steadness pre-
vailed az he controllins.m arkets and locally
there was little or no animation. Prices are:
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The Great English Remedv
Ia q never failino,S

Is fI q never failing Cu,s
t si,l Nervous deSill s,'
ss Iais't al VWi.issIiiy.
EN- stoIrhoer i Isss 4
MANI COD, in +, LIST y
.E, lh,I.hl, 81 v ! a.,
me INC terrible ef,ec,se si y!
Self Abuse, von,h Of
10 lies anu exc. sss,,i a!
msturer years~specss ol
l1 o, !, Of Memory, 'i Ias ss
emission N.n Aversion =,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Dallas Wool Market.


Fine, 25 medium, %; heavy, zoe. Black
bury anu dirty, 8 to 10 cents OIL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

CHroKrNs-We quote ESQ for spring; 70,
rOWn az 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Prescription Free

Prescription Free
For the peedy cure Of spermatorrhus, Sex
uAi Debility and Impotency, mos. Drugsis,s
s ssvs 'no medl ,Ssines. We wish to stop this
Curative lnstituts, 81. OhaiIts a.. bctween
9Th and 7th. a. Louis, Mo, ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

srox.s-From 3 TO ~ inch, per set, XXI
SAWED rELLoHs-,H 20 2N, o. per set,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

Eaas-s@'0 cts por ioyen
BurTRR--Northern scarce and nominal
Texas 10 to l2hy,
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cred. AWAY
CoKx-5O cents per barrel,
WooD-oak, hickoryano ash $500 to 9 30 Der
cord. sawed stove wood 70 retailing at the
rates OF 81 so to 90 pcr cord.
OHARC0AL-65 cents per barrel
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p. m.-Futures closed quiet but steady.

Consolidated net receipts $500.
Exports to Great Britain 7,tG3.
France noae.
Continent i75.
Channel none.
Ht0ck 375 478
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
YIEGINIA CERrIFICATEs.

r of" Irugono
ohtnC
rfrt otis %
tsoOr faG
fe eandin b iug
cIile price the orcla
S well O. e
=. ST.
cooV
toto Wills
the result eA-
size TIC
OF the Driif
Iaou edh cont
the OrchI aasa pysl
rhtof
ifnotfe than
% nc "onpF-
by wheat thcOthcr lslah thus laL
Baltimore, sste5 ton, Casi, sS::s per
Crop sale Only by w H.
Willis, CharfcStoyyn, w. va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

Special Excursion Tickets, including adj
mission to the Caverns of Luray and good
for five 81 days from The date Of issue, can
De- purchased daily from al 3 Y. X. r. sta
6ons at greatly reduced rates. From sta
tions where there is not an Agent tickets
can be purchased from the Conductors of
the trains. Excursion tickets, including
Dinner at the Excursion House at Luray
as well as admission 70 the Cayerns, have
also been placed cu sale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

We take pleasure I'm thanking our patrons
f9r the Gathering encouragement accorded
orr Spring and Fall openings heretofore,
and Beg leave to announce cur Fall opening
lor 1881. as close AZ hand. Il is impossible
for us to give the exact time in this issue,
owing To- the large amount of goods TO be
marked, but promise real soon inspection
and sale of the newest. largest stock ever
offered. Nh Goldsmith has for the past
four weeks been East purchasing the latest
styles. We have open and for sale very low
o beautiful line Of Carpets, oil Cloths and
every shade desired in Window Curtains
Our regcler advertisement viii appear next
week. Call early and have your orders fiji
ed AZ the Twin Fron,s-which are undoubt
edly HEADQUARTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
TO THE FARMERS OF JET
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES

all where ihas
Ifcnu fee
Farm m q OF ie
stated Or,la
andt"
longing % the
tfgrgr f 700
fts.l aNela yc c % ID "a
dbaraue i Is nuG o. nn exhausted fields
tisanan or
soil TRY IT.
its worthy o. WOODBRIDGE
ctr.1noans .y %iaf' BALTIMORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

or the lith instant, in Baltimorc at the res
ilruCe II Ut George \. Brooks, Icy Rev. W.
d. Brooks. Nj PAUL TT RNER, 81 the firm
~ S..llcy rui ~, % Miss MARY NlNok
CRANE las-ltcr o. the h.te john Crane oi
this ..a. ari .,r.n,j-d..- Inter II Prof y. G.
t-..... Dt Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

Thc 1Iutrstu-g Hri IS DIE title Of @
aev par,r Republican in politics, in 'hat
city. Thc initial number f. well printed
and h.ll of good reading matter. and gives
evidence of q desire on the part Of its uct-
fishers 60 cultivate friendships outside Of
party politics. Asa business enterprise II;
has our good wishes. In Its Development Of
republican thought and communication Of
radical practices we leave &, TO the t,rde.
mercic- of orr friend of the S-atesmaa. II
it SONS to the wind it will reap the whirl-
wind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
MoTscE.

4 MEETING OF the stockholders Of the
- Charlessovn Gas & Water Co. Will be held
1T the Court House on Friday, September 80, 81,
Mt 100 o'ciockP N, for the purpose Of clecting q
board az Directors making by laws & transact
ing such other business as may lawfully be
done by The stockholders IN general meeting.
w H. KABLE.
y. s. WHITE.
G. VT. KEARSLEY.
\. +. HENDERSON.
". I. WILSON
S.rr 18th lsSl-N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

No. 6JS daily. All other trains daily except
sunday. No Gl0 connects AZ StrasbuTg with
trains on Va. Midland Road. and dimes at Mt
Jackson. Passengers for jordan Springs leave
cars at Stephcnsons; for Rocl. Enon leave cars
ut Winchester; for Capen Springs leave cars At
Canon Road for Orkney Springs leave cars al
Mt. Jackson for Rawlcy Springs leave cars at
Horrisonburg Parties visiting New Market
and Luray Caves leave cars Ut New MarAel'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
Glc Horny I'm Publiahing Company o

Ghe Henry Bll Publishing Company Of
Norwich Councc1ctt have oar thanks FOR
O copy Of thcir Standard edition of the
Revised New Testament. It IS bound in
Morocco, rilt edged and elegantly printed
Oh fay calenlsrcl paper. The handso'' est
copy wc have yet sen. See advertisement
Of Agents Wanted" on first page Of this
Dan,r. bottom ~ first column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

An old lady writes Us: am 65 years
old and was feeble and nervous all the time,
when l bought bottle Of rarker's Ginger
Tonic. / have used little more than one
bottle and feel as well es at 20. Sec other
...i-.rrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
80 90. .n.nMeI "a. ~.

Taking Effect Sunday Sept. Z. 1851.
baltimore Iimc)
LEAVE HhGERSTOWN,
Daily except Sunday
rs 4. VI. Martinsburg Express-Grriycs at
Baltimore 1l4j 4. "
)50A NJ and G45 p. NJ, For Edgemont and
intermediate points.
10 ?. VI. Mail-arriving at Baltimore 500
T. NJ.
I45P.M. S.N. Express. at c. y. depot, ar
irving at Baltimore at el5 7. NJ.
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTOWN.
S.2j A. NJ. and 200 p. ". From Edgcmont
ana Intermediate points
100 4. VI. 5. y. Express, az {. N. Depot
from Baltimore az 7.35 Il. VI.
1918 p. ". Validating Baltimore OF 513
A. N.
7.55 p N, Martinsburg Express-leayc Bal
t;u.ore 400 Z. n.
J. n HOOD,
General Manager.
3. Il. GRIsWOLD, Cent Ticket Agent.
Sept, 10, ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
LAriIr-aul-.n sall.inel.l

That wonderful remedy for rheumatism,
ST. Jacobs Gil, has been used by 2 large
number of people in this city, and with ei-
feet traly marvellous. Frequent reports are
made where sufferers have been afforded le-
lief, and the sale is growing largely. The
fact that f. Is an external remedy, commends
Il 90 many who would not otherwise think
OF going ou. Of the beaten track 10 I'D q
remedy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

Sbepheristown wants TO sel its $. v. r.
r. stock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
Stations.

No G33 runs daily. All other trains daily eX-
ccpt Sunday. No Cos connects az StIasouIE
WIN trains on Va. Midland Road. No. Cos
rims to Baltimore via Washington without
change Of cars. No. 600 dimes 20 NJ Jackson.
f. ". MANTI,
Supervisor Of Trains Winchester, Va.
". NJ CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, CamdenStatlon.
May -. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
monday, september II, 1850.
Davis - CONNOR,
7E3.ssC ssR% 80 k'GiHs2f'6.

rVHE under med having formed a copart-
4 ne- hp tor the purpose oi conducting tb,
above business ;p al ITS Branches NJ modcrat.
rates and in the shor.-.. time possible, and
of mailus
Es9pCl' Efesl gSssg
a specially. ask trial SO us 70 enable rs TO give
satisfaction The experience of years Of both
of ms IS sufficient guarantee that a.. work en-
trusted 10 us viii be done wei.
Respectfully.
DAVIS & C)NNOR.
September =, 1ssl-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
EEy'3 BAKER,
BRICK RED STONE MASON,
and Manufacturer Of
MACHINE BRICK,
Chnrln.lnm.n " Nn
ChnrlesloWn. ~. III

MY old friends and the public generally are
WI informed that am prepared 20 oall kinds
of Bricl-work and Stone MasOnrya 40 the short
est notice. ana am also prepared tocontract 10
furnish 40. BRICK for building and all pur-
poses. Thanking my friends for thep patronage
bestowed rpon M In TIE past ] soiicita con
tinuancc, and 10 new orders promise the most
prompt and careful attention:
Nov. y. 1850. LEVI BAKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
Special n Offices.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Harper Ferry& Valley Branch
q. ~ O. r. Il.
Taking effect Monday, May %, 1881.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

SIS go Clio est 6ls
4. ". A. NJ N. 7. N. Pm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

for1eceip, Of the anuouacomcntoi the
death of PRESIDENT Garfield Mayor Siiier
issued thc ollowing appropriate request;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

u y. DOW & cos PORTABLE STEAM
De ENGINES and IMPROVED THRESH-
ING MACHINES arc warranted equal to any
In the United States. Csll on the undersigned
for Circulars, price lists, DC.
DUKE & GALLAHER,
June l. 81. Agents for Jeif. 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

Ga G37 G3l COS t3S
4. MA. II. a.. NJ. \. NJ. ? NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24
The Nations Loss.

For nearly three months the nation hes
been ia suspense, arl especially for the past
few DAYS have sorrowful ewes been turned
towards Long Branch, and even dell oars
have been strained Is catch che vlispcri7gs
fcm El.c ror The Intelligence Lom the
iresiJ.a bedside warranted the rrayest
approximations, yet hope, which springs
eternal iu -he human breast, WAS euickened
by mcaerc encouragement even $50 late is the
evening Of Monday. But death came 20
the Nations Chief Magistrate suddenly, as
i, almost always comes to the obscure or
tae highly up-GAel, aal the hcfc- OF
sympathetic people were deteated-the end
came after many days os intense suffering
borne hy the distinguished padeut with a
sublime and heroic foytitule. Referring 20
this great calamity which haas fallen upon
the Nation aud the World, the Baltimore
So says;
cit IS diaicait 70 ezacgerate The loss
which tie nation sustaius in his death ut
this Time Although his administration
Wa I'm i,s infancy President Garfield had
already won the confidence of the country
.a che integrity OF his purposes, the mod
Grafton. sogadrcss and conservatism OF has
policy. Personally and With -he people 20
large ie was rather strengthened Than
Weakened ly the assaults made upon hin
hy @ portion ot Li, oGn party disappointed
la the disr'ihgtiou Of patronage and seek
ing Co r.a- personal rasca-n tut oy en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-09-24

sept nh lo8l-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
CONKLING SEEKING DELAY.

EFFORT BY Ills FOIIOwF TO ADJutRN TIE IFGls-
LAIURE FROM TODAY To TtLspAY-A QrEs-
TON OF LEGALIrY-11IE ETSoLUTIO ADOPTED
BY TIE ASSEMBLY AND LAID OVER BY THE
sINATr.
lrEou rHE EEGrL,E CORRESPONDENT ov rnE TRIBUNE J
ALBANY, June 2.-EY-Scnator Couhling Is
reported to advised his followers la- night to
snade the Legislature take Tor 'iay- 1t
opinion ~ his opponents the for the son
ator~hp that IN the interval hr hopes for rtncton IN
h- His schcfr~ L. regarded favorahy by MANY
mcu who are not supporters ~ Mr. Conkng. owing Il"
business ctenrrin. Nhich they mndc uud'r the I'm
preston that the legislature would b." adjourned hy to
diy long recess howe, L. not favored hy Ties, mon
They are only willing to take the usual saturday al
jou-nmcuL
AS-' mhlyman RnIncs was the instrument cho-cn Ia
ntraurc ia the legislature The resolution f0r rrrr.-
lie presented the paper before the suf senators
taken today y provided frr adjournment r"n io
morrow t TIc-iay ,si ~ speaker Hu~tf,l. hrnring
resolution read. listened with apparent great ~
tcrct lie then -lid mat be hoIcd that The rc-"uti"n
would Doc carefully considered Ilou ibc cnfcfi,in =,
VIII, vhic 1t debated might d,prnd the lrFa.U OF
tie election. II was q disputed pout WHITTIER OF not
the l., 1-li,urc could take MI l;nncs nfo-c
with Blue Book IN be hand and quoted literally
from it IN snpp,rt of nn argument that be nnir
tho effect t.-,t the LEGISLATURE legally TAXI
rccrss while voting for rut'd states -cuii"r. H.
argued thr law %. Cour,.- rorl, stipulated for
vote FOR ~cn1ior LEGISLATURE on each sdcc' --sc day
that u WIS actually IN @r--iou
Speaker sharpe then addressed ID" As-f uhly from IA
chair tie sad That nuuupatne ,"inr -.ch Discussion
Ne had examined the prc,Iou- evening the Law h"'.s
hearing on the question ofa r'c"-s The la~ required
that halioi should be- taken each dav nat %" L'ri-
atirr ~ session. HAT H~~urrdY must in'hn each
lc.a-lnu,e dA, nnd coud not hc held to include
snuHa,s. Tie ht'tm reading ~ The at 49,
therefore subject The limitation whcl would apr} To
all other nets Of a Ike NATURE 80 pcr-ou would dcV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
reYIyG 70 FIX mr. rEsroysInILIrH

THrvroN. y. j., June THE inquest III re-
lati to the railroad accident Bear swamp was con-
tiu,i,d this morning Benjamin Baker. the regularly
rrnplny. operator and swchman AT Bear swamp les
tin, "A. 10 the character the duties required 81 M
u,sdrs his tcIrrrlph work hr had {" attend To ~"
svitrhcs lie SAID be- had nipple timr {" attend &" tbiS
il. iuty. that hr had worked ~ the san" switch Tor
,rnrs and never knew II ar the Signals l." IaI N''' '
ting "A train ON The siding his dnty Ms &" y" DICK ana
rn-,, TINT switch under at ritruh7lhl''S '''f"' d"
wh wns ou dut, AZ the uur oi the tr'l Wa ~"
.ttu ,r,,ltfr,i b, the rulfrutrul,ui lh"ir M"r no
record 90 -utpi-n'- -chrdur H~ q" toe uur tn' NV "
Lawrence, i. ~futinu. n ought ." nave n''u '.'t
4. fh, .WticIunuH duty open Tie rWi'h "" t'i
ttufu bn,y- for n Their. f. goo need q" tN" i" ''.N|
rnpIn,r ~ that point Irc-rdpmhS innH' "'"''S XIV
WAY witch dutA. ..,.. 80, ,,.. a..
n-.,r E,b,r Is Ireland. Na' - cul rl :" Ne '
if- la nt,lr explained tht i~it "h "I ''' 'l-''H
md svtfctr- The switch wultN was "il nv" w. '"'
f.,rtt t.,L ar .Ifn- - nIu iWrHit -ANf lhi"- i""
tli, t.lrrril,l uiii-. IN tNr.hhtti"h ' ll'
snid Inrrr IL "A hln,k -riir"n biz signal rs me -l','
itu,.u t.i. -t.t., ia. iof~- Alrh bold. an! iI'A
.utrrIu. tlT bn,s dl-pinf ins rrd 'l-' hh
,i, ,,, tr.,L - .,tr the operator pu- uP ih' i''
r nu l.pIv. t- bike. Iurfr h. dt-" green -'s""'
Winch mrni- otui,nu aud '- given "h' " a l!n' - f"
Ing ON "A rtn--iu-. Ihr -Niru -l-"H' ], i''' 'h a..
I'M fr,un tl, .,yitch and shows r,d "hcn the wien ~
- fnr thr ourth tfnrk or siding, AMI "hir wen -
for the main line" Tie signals ana ~" "'I' ,
inr the lury and AL appeared To ice III eh''H'"' '"
ton. -, .., ,,,...t..,, Inn by
the lurur- tnat the a'cinrhl i'-u!'''' '.,. t
mn Inc momentum going over tie curve ,mh,'n.
.f,i, after cufrriug the switch Wh~ 80 great l' '"
i.fr r,tru,. we're thrown ~ the Track Inc lhquoo'
Ma. adjourned until Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
TOREIGA NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday. June =, 1881.
According 10 the census the population Oi Lon
don L. 3.-li,j7l.
Mr. toscA,n ha- arrived In London from. Constantine
, t,ri luf rim " ho succeed- Mr. Ggschcn rs British
Amba. dor TO Turkey starts for COnstantinople next
SATURDAY.
The German Reichsiag has ndJourned Tor one week.
b, my concluded the second reading Of the Accident In
.trnnre b 40 fr paragraph IL, IN aecOrlAhce WIN
Ia, proposals Of the committee
The Emperor Francis Joseph, In speech at the clos
iur OF the Hungarian Diet said q" The goodwill pre-
yninr among Powers allows questions nrsng from
titnr To- time be brought Ia peaceful solution.
II Ia believed that the object In Sendng onehalf OF the
Turkish troops IN Thcssay 10 Tripod Is To foresia
Italian ntrigucs The Porte fears Italy will pursue a
couisr IN rrpOh similar ~ that Of the French ~ Iun
Nearly all the cattle by the Allan Line steamer fh@-
uican which arrived Glasgow on the 3lst ult from
u,son WERE found 10 he affected with foot and mouth
far..e The slaughtered carcaase- viii he boiled down.
Ala meeting OF tho Antislaye Trsde Society at tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

hour. and can penetrate into situations when are ,
70 the ordinary diver who Is compelled TO drag
eprhrnng pipe at stsp and Ia always nSos ~
an, danger of getting outanged with the means ,ss
supply him with air Mr. fienS. ue' .DS ,o.end With.
- .rnsr,epcins any difficulty, rither a. regarn' o'~
.",on or breathing On the following day ne u'"o"
Grated his ability 10 work in smoke and p"'So"o"'
.a.e. The test on the occasion was remarSaoV
80, one Are kindled in the waste-house WIN
al Kinds OF dockyard refuse, the smose given mn "
~ ~ ,ha densest and most pungent Description"
g,.,ss carried the MAGAZINE WIN DIV ~ V 1
Sns divesed himself Of the diving drrss hs ,'S 10
n"u ,isbty upon his nostrs Thus ar'd ana prnN'dt
hhaentersd the smoke In which he was wuhe uo fe', a
~ 49, ~ more at the end ~ hal an n", nt VIZ
On , , 90 come out as eonsiderrd that u ne '
exist u midst o. such n,ner nor smergns Mr. Fieuss
ion s oo,,,naTenty q. fresh as when he BEGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

LoNpoN. June The following are the
ro,hr .'nrtrr and some ~ then J"chJS 10 the race
f tlr ,laks Stakes Tor thrcrycIrold hll"s winch VIII
rrinr of IT the El-om simmer meeting Ia morrow H.
I.id'nr- chestnut My Amahr jockey. K"l"t' Lori
FAR. nuti'- brown My Best and BravrHt. Jork"y,
Archer. Lord ~ion'- baY uhy lo-Phrt l"hy'
Mcdonald i VI Bro,ks- hay nily Eo- Jockey. Pagan ;
tiriinnN chc,nui MY l-ola Madrr. Jockey Cannon
Cnok-un- brown nh, Lnry Glitrr-. lo"kry, sn"wdrn ;
si,iir- chestnut MY Ma1nrka. joe key Chatter; me
Duke ~ Wr-tmiu-trr'- rhreinu hie- M"i'orh. Jockey
Webb AMI rhorr. iockt $, Watt; W Rl"nkir"ns clr-
nu nilN VI fri. l"kr>, luhtr; y" : "a" iuii cnr-t
tui NV rn,hl- go, kr Fnrihau 4. Jirdn"- brown
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

BrNKERon Tuesday. May 81. Mary f. widow Of the la;c
brotcr A. bunker
Flurra viii be- held ~ her tote rr,fencr No %
West 18Th Il. on inlay morn ~. June 3 AT II o'clock IL
T. KINDLY requested taat no rsYsr, o. Int
BRA TrIGA ON Jnnc p ~ "u'ro. ithc Hospital WARS
Island charles BrApiiean- ~ d. Of the n'ilca! sIAh
81 ih, hosp t,l aged -.iy
Notir" ~ frurfal hereafter,
.CAEROLL-At War~ick. orange County y. Y, Mary
Emerson WIFE Of Rev Vernon r. Carroll Ia the 5iu year
R,;is and fri.nds air respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funeral service. ~ warwick ~Iuiiy. jam T. -Sl 20 ifO
urlock !. Train on tilr liosi l'as"- 'haHnfssi ~
7.5p a. ~ urtnmng arrives IN Sew h"IA al 80 o'iocs
y.
FAIRFIELD-N Hudson. v Y. Friday. May 81 George
Brou FIr1c. eldest ~ N" late JOSIAH ". ,i lidtA
Iutfnu Fairfield. in the t~th year ~ hi- are.
FROrHl NGHAM In BROOKLYN "Wednesday. June !. Ahra.
ham K Rockingham latr 1rs,ln OF hr Lamar Isufsnoe
Company. az the . IN year O" hi' age $1,000, -, 49,. -
Funeral morning. al 10 o'clock, from his late
rr-i'rurr. 40 1905 columbia Heights
NcGR AN->udi~nIy ~ Detroit Mich. Weinesiay. Juno
E,atiyr- anu resr tiuy invited 90 attend the
funeral ffnni r rslisuc. III her brother William Simpson,
80 33j Lexington saturday sitrfno"n At O'Clock
MARTIN-pn Wednesday. June |, Elsie Belle. youngest
daughter ~ BenaIah ~ and Belle X Martin aged year
Railyrs and friends respectfully Invited attend tho
funeral the rtsd'ncr of hrt grandfather. James ;.
Narntnr No 3Cj West 18th st. on F1y June 3. 0t $50
O'Clock y.
MI NSON Tuca. V. Thursday. May 80 ISL, samuel
Alfr. Mui,on. IN the jbih year of hi+ age.
OSBORN VII Entered into Trst "Wednesday morning lst
Inst At south Otange y j., Mary Field osornr reet OF
hafr. Fran, /, Dsbniur In the 18th year oi hei aga
Funrral s,rvres at tho 'hurh II the Hoy commrnion.
south Orange, j. saturday, 9Th inst on "a" ARRIVAL Dom
New. York uf the Hiporiuck a. m tram u la"arr cAa-
wanra Western Railroad VIA Christopher ST. and lar
clay II. f,1its
PAppocK- NewYork city May slof diphth' +aGeorss
t,rotgo r aud Kate j. Paddock
Chicago papers i,'as" copy.
sTorT-At Racurttr Lake. sunday. May 90 Of iphihca
Dora Aborn ghtrr OF r. n. stOt Of stottvi.e IN her