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RTcHHosD. Va, september -. 1891.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
IA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WESTHAM
GRANITE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA ~ilt De besd
"A The Office ~ the company at ~ VI. or THURS
DAY the o b day Of Uetobyr. 1851, for The eec-
lion Of Buard OF Direiorr aud FOR the fsansaefion
Ct Other bdsiness. J. SNOWpfS ASTREWr.
Chairman Of stOc kho defs meellnE.
T. RHErr. Secretary of ) 0ckhOders' nleegina.
~ 20 dfpc7
NOTICE. - The undefslgued. 8oidiRs
" more than one tenth OF the ras,iag stock
% the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAlL-
ROAD COMPANY. hereby siye notice % AZ meet-
tgg OF the stockholders 0f tr said compsny si,i be
held At tse once Of the c0mpsny, IN ne city OF
RchBond oD the 7Tu DAY OF OCTOBER,
PROXtIO, st IL O'ciGck ".
WILLIAM p. CIYDK.
GEORGE W. PERKINS,
r. ". LOGAs.
JOSEPH BRYAN.
JAMES ~ pDpLEY
WILLIAM N. PALMER
JOHN p. BRANCH
RICHMOND. Va, $ Dtember 8, 1881. se It'd
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
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CANNED GOODS OF every description.
W. D. BLAIR q 90.
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DoS'r DIE Tv rHR HoUsR,

LIouoRs Of al linds for sale low.
W. ID. RLktR a 90.
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wHIrg's
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FIsEsr ROE Hrnnnas at cHsrsrrAs .
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RIsH AsD cASADrAx oAr-MsAls .. CHRIS
TTAS WHITES.
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No. and EXTRA NESS x.cxxarr. IA ss,.
w. D. 5LAfR 4 90.
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ELECTED MEMBERS

OF the Society: Honorary. Rev. John viii
liam Jones, d. D., Richmond, Va. Corre-
sponding-JOhn W. VI. Lee, Esq, Balti-
more, Md; Charles Henry Hart. Esq.,
philadelphia, Pa. Members-William NJ.
Tredway, Jr., Esq, Chatham, Va; Henry
Cabot Lodge. Esq, East Nshsnt, Mass. ;
Delano A. Goddard, Esq, editor OF the
Advertiser, 81 Court street. Boston, Mass. J
Justin WinsOr, Esq. librarian Of Harvard
University, Cambridge. Mass. Richard
Adams Darlington. Esq, Is saltwater
street. ST. Paul, MIMI; Andrew PizZlnl,
Jr.. ESQ, Hon. John A. Meredith, and W.
f. Powell. Esq. Richmond. Va; Frederic
Gregory Forsythe, Esq. Portland, Name !;
Colonel John Marshall McCue, Alton, Nel-
son county, Va; j. William Boyd and
Walter n. johnson. Esq. Buchanan, Va.
Mr.. Brock stated that The deposit Win
the Society OF the manuscripts, dlaFles'
serap-books, and residue OF library OF the
LATE CHARLES CAMPBELL,
the historian OF Ylrginia, bad been promised Q
bv mis- dluyhier, Miss Mary spotswood
Campbell, Fredericksburg. Va.
Adjourned 10 meet Friday next oep'em-
ber 80, 1881. at o'cl9ek z. NJ.
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ATTENDING THE NATIONAL 0BsgouiEs.-
Az there will be a gelieral desire TO attend
,t,a n,emariel seryiees TO be held IN WASH
ine,an me In respee, 10 the memory OF The iaie
pyssldsnt Gardeld. and especially In view
., the f.et tbst business will be prstty
ranch SUSPENDED on Mont isY, au exeutsion
train viii run 10 Washingt %, leaving nsIe
!, ~ o,eloek sunday night. striving 10 lhe
:. nsis,n.I ~ csnital In ample lin for the eere-
nnn,sls n.. Tbe train will leave from Eloa
Stallion. Al the head OF Broad st. -eeI snu :.
= s "rno,,need thai there will be ? snincient
!, n,n ~ hsr n ~ coaches to avoid aDy dlssgree-
arle ! = crowdlug, and special aecommt eaa,ons
for colored people. iiekeas Va" W
shc committee and at tue fain'
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CHLoREs SrRosrrA WATER. warranted 20
'nre dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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wEsrPHALIA BAxs q CnHasriAs . WHlrx.s
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TIE MARVIN TBIAL.-T. A. Marvin alas
Budlong A. Morton VIII be before the
Hastings Court to-day to plead nrst 10 the
Indictment for bigamy.
Marvin has written letters TO several
witnesses urging them to come on ana tes-
tify in bis behalf bot be does not expect
that they will be able TO get ready by to-day.
IL is hardly probable that they VIII De
needed to-day. To get a jury VIII be NO
very easy matter, though The court officials
are quite confident that they will be able to
secure one iu Richmond.
Maryin's letters 10 bis witnesses were
mailed hy Depnty-Sergeant LOyenstelu,
who. Al the request Of accused, resd and
noted their contents. Marvin desires to
nrove that be was not I'm Richmond on the
2Oth OF July, as alleged in the indictment.
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GEORGE f. MERRILL'S SCHOOL
u FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES, at
lU7 east CARY sfr~et. viii begin
SEPTEMBER 20. 1881.
Professor HASSELEFF Instructor OF French
ara Gsrman. Other assistance Of the best talent
vii he employed. Circulars at the bookstores.
lH.uN
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Sc. only for picnic crsAs.
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NEW LOT KEY WEST cIsAns.
w n gsAfu A fc
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ToCrsT.DALE ACADEMY

IFIcI-UAIsE- aNlANL n
ywll esnaTrence lis sweBty-tONrth ANIMAL session
SEPTEMRER 10. 1881,
"a Colonel u. \. BOYD. of Baton Rouge, La.. ss
,-isesnii. AS sled Ay former Observation-Disclosures
TSrSs; sz0o Cor sil expenses ror min. months.
Asasss COLONEL ID. r. BOYD or
I.ARkIN WILLIS.
* ~. t0cl Locust Dais. Madison county. Va.
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THE NEW STEAX.PUNP-WHES II hUsT
az UP.-On the oath OF August last, at a
meeting of the Common Council, resoiu'
ton by Mr. Davis appropriAllns SeV'OVO TOT
the purchase Of steam-pump was amenu-
ed as follows by Mr.. Taylor ana ADOPTED
q Provjded that the Aforesaid pump be
nlsced 10 operation lcithiA sir ,oeekS from
date Of eef1tTdcf." -,,
We'll, the contract, drawn up IN accord
ance win this resolution was signed on
Mondsv, August Goth, and therefore tne
numn must ke up and working by Monday,
the 10Th OF October next.
The work goes braYely on aDo ,nTIe - -
apparently no reason why lne e1hu ul.ious y -
re contract shO1iJ not be complied With.
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rEoRGEroWN COLLEGE, y. c.

s schoiasiic exercise Of this Institution viii be
,.sr,s..i0 90 THURSDAY, SEPTENBER :. 1881.
~ eatst1Eaes OF full Information apply 20
.n9 PEW. ". y. NkAL1. y j.. President.
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.~r.,yreSDR L. n. HASSELEFF'S
pesrelseI. OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES
..a -eoosn n SEPTEaRsR IS. 1881.
t.1c,.ssfs f@f FrcOch Conversation 1sd Lie
e.~-nred Cor iadieS
usN sNssrtssalsrs sppiy Al S0z east Grace street.
- 80. fff.ailn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05
Approved December "a, 1880.

No. SAN Act in relation to persons confined in
the State prison.
II IS hereby enacted, etc.
Sac. Whenever any prisoner has been re-
moved from any county jail in this State TO the
state prison for safe keeping in pursuance of an
order by the governor, issued under the authority
OF law such prisoner shall be subject while remain
ing in said prison to the same rules and regulations
except as to labor as prescribed for the govern
ment OF the convicted prisoners therein. Prisoners
thus confined for safe keeping shall, however, be
entitled TO have interviews with counsel, who have
been admitted as attorneys OF the supreme court OF
this State and IN regular standing, In presence
OF but within hearing Of some officer Of the prison
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

No. r9-An act to prevent justice from being de-
ieated by clerical or verbal inaccuracies in indiet-
ments for forgery or counterfeiting.
II is hereby enacted, etc:
In prosecutions for forgery or counterfeiting and
in prosecutions Tor uttering and publishing as true
any instrument, document or paper which may be
the subject OF the oense OF forgery counterfeit
ing II shall be sufheient in the complaint informa-
ton or indictment TO describe such instrument
document or paper by any name or designation by
which the same may be usually known, or by the
purport thereof, without setting on. any copy or
same, or the value thereof, and the case shah not
be affected by any misnaming OF such instrument
document or paper, provided the same shall be 50
set forth as that II may appear, from the description
gwen, to be any one OF the instruments, documents
papers, which is made the subject OF the offense
OF forgery or eounterfeiting.
Approved December IS, 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

No. Is.--An act simplifying indictments for muir
der and manslaughter
II is hereby enacted, etc;
SEC, In any indictment for murder or man.
slaughter, 1t shall not be necessary forth the
manner IN which, or the means by which the death
OF the deceased was caused, but it shall be sufficient
in any indictment for murder to charge that the
defendant did ieloniously, wilfuy and Of his NAL
ice aforcthought kill and murder the deceased and
II shall be sufficient in any indictment Tor man
slaughter to charge that the defendant did felon-
ously kill and STAY the deceased.
SEC. 2. Under an indictment for murder the de-
PENDANT may be convicted oil murder OF the rst de-
gree, murder OF the second degree, or OF man
slaughter, as the case may be upon the proofs
Approved Oct. as, 1850.
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z
IL is hereby enacted, etc;
Sac. l. When a reeognizance in a criminal pros
ecuuon pending IN me supreme or a county court,
is forfeited Tor breach OF the condition. the sure
ties may, at the term OF the court at which such re-
eognlanec is forfeited, file a motion to CHANGER
and the court unless cause is shown Tor delay shall
term and render judgment thereon and the sure
ties may pay to the clerk OF the court tie sum fxed
for as though a suit had been brought on such ro-
eognitanee and recovery Of Judgment had
thereon.
SEC. a. Number twenty-on Of the acts OF 1853
and number eleven OF the acts OF 1868, are hereby
repealed.
SEC. }. When a recognzanee In a criminal pros
ecuon Is forfeited in the supreme court cirs eiay
thereon may be brought in the county court IN the
county IN which the recognizanee was forfeited
SEc. 4. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage,
Approved Dec. 10, 1880.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

No Al An act relating to the continuance Of
cases TO the general term Of the supreme court
IL IS hereby enacted, etc.
SEe I, When the parties TO any suit pending in
the respective county supreme courts agree in
writing that such cause shall be continued TO the
then next general term Of the supreme couu. such
county supreme court shall make the necessary or
der 10 carry such agreement into effect provided
that this act shall not be construed so as 10 preyent
the respective county supreme courts from eontln-
uing any suit therein pending TO such general term
Approved December %, 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-01-05

SRc. n. Sections forty-two, forty-three and
forty-four Of said act are hereby repealed
SKc. "a. Section fiity-seven OF said act IS hereby
amended so as to read as follows;
An assignee may, with the consent Of the court
resign his trust and be discharged therefrom upon
a settlement Of his.aceount."
SIC. Is. Section seventy OF said act Is hereby
amended ~ 10 read as follows.
The judge shall appoint second meeting
more than three months after the filing Of
the petition, regard being had TO the distance at
which the creditors reside. The debtor shall then
be allowed to amend and correct his schedule OF
creditors, and shall take and subscribe an oath
before the Judge which shall be certified by him
and filed in the case IN substance as follows
i, do swear that the account OF
my creditors contained in the schedule made and
signed by me and now file in court Is In all re-
spccts correct and true according TO the best OF nv
knowledge and belief, and do further swear that
have delivered to the assignee,
all my estate Except such parts thereof as are by
law exempt from attachment, and such as have
been necessarily expended in the support OF myself
and family, and all my books OF account and papers
relating to my said estate that were in my posses
sion power when the same were demanded OF
me by the assignee and that i any other estate
effects, other things which shall OF ought to be
assigned shall hereafter come TO my knowledge or
possession ! will forthwith disclose or deliver the
same to him. Aud do further swear that there is
not any part OF my estate or effects made over or
disposed OF in any manner for the future beneht oil
myself or my family or in order to deiraud my
SIC. 10 Section seventy -one OF said &C, is here
by So amended as to read as follows;
When a failure to call OF hold second
or third meeting within the time prescribed
occurs. the Judge may order such meeting with
like effect as to the validity Of the proceed
ingS As II the meeting had been duly held,
and may II he deems it best for the estate, call the
second and third meetings to be held together, at
which meeting the same proceedings shall be had
and with the effect as If the second and third
meetings had been held separately.
SRc. ~. section seventy-three of said act is
hereby amended so As to read as follows.
second
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II is hereby enacted, ETC.;
SIC When person is convicted OF the crime
OF being found intoxicated or OF intoxicaton, II the
court before whom the conviction is had shall con-
slider 1t advisable to put the respondent upon his
good behavior, such court may delay issuing a
mttimus against such respondent for such length OF
time such shall consider Tor the bes, good
OF the public and the respondent, and If such court
shall thereafter consider that TIE public good or the
well being OF the respondent requires. he may issue
mittimus for the commitment OF such respondent
and the mttimus issued shall have all the force,
and be subject to the same provisions II issued
within twenty -four hours after the time of convic-
ton, provided that such mittmus shall not issue
less issued within years from such conviction.
SEC. a. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Dec. IS, 1880.
No. ~. An act to amend act providing for the
hearing OF applications for pardon.
1t is hereby enacted, etc
SEC L. Section OF number seventy five OF
the acts { 1875 is hereby amended as to read
follows
When a person in confinement under sentence
or house OF CORRECTION applies to the governor for
pardon the application snail be in writing, stating
in substance the reasons Tor such application, When
applied to, the governor, II IN MS opinion the
reasons given would IT proved constitute suf-
hcient cause for granting the pardon, shall within
reasonable time designate time and place when
and where he will hear the application, and cause
notice OF the application and oil such time and place
to be given to the applicant and to the states at
torney for the county in which the applicant was
convicted and sentenced.
SEC. a. This act shall take effect from It's pas
sage.
Approved December "a, 1880.
, 1881-07-15

sral portion IA entirely inlaid with gold.
The bowls arc extremely ANAL. A plpo
;obacct, is ruled lp 10 tho size of pc and ono ne
long. soothing tnhalatlon oxhnusls 1t. The
smoko is retained !or some time ID tho lungs,
grlss that. according to tho narrative OF tho
H;. Enr! o. E,gin's mission. japanese will smoke
ceino tho opium plpcs. wnioh baianco tic
nmnnoes sbn,t Ss q iIdin-t'es Of Jade or tortoise
from india. the caltnets Of pcarp and war fcotI1
North America, The pipes Of tho Aztocs md thc
Ghribs. tho latter called "tnbaco," whence the
sutned In thom II aald 10 be tioriybd; pipos
smoked 1eIs e Tie great "eustotns" In Central
howofs. pipes from Caledonia and Now uuit,gn
ato alao to 1c acon 1t stuawvll iIIi|. The year
mhich hss witnessed the publication OF Canon
Hol8n odo tn Mtc0t has bcuQ ttIttvJY cflpantf fnr
this rpvcrurt and complete itlustt1tior Of the
shrfnes Ia which burnt offerings 10 NicotH ind
thtUlHh tho Wtjr1d. F
, 1881-07-15
1IEHELLO.
THE ALLEoED BANn1r rgkt4s THE sroRy
Nr 1fEA Lire


$3.50 ~ np m. ,,rn' ' III" "lo"t
N,,w vo,., fnj, =, '"r "1;,,. ~
.r NE% Io'M, ~ IVY H.-vl1eeilzo itebcllo.
arrested III Nuw or'ea,ss a''d brought llere
|,clto Ia the notorious hnnitit Es,"sitn, told
Tia stnrv ,o.lov r. n rn,,orsnr Iua' I,pi ',.. ~.
- ..s. t.' tt.''.1. -, '.eoeiio sun
Was norh III M"ssema. Sicily, IN 1913. MY
parents owned an'nEl farm In tho outskirts
OF tie city. Tllere worked M a farmer. /
first heard OF A,nurtca from lctiars Of thosu
, 1881-07-15
Tho Sumpltaa, or lslosv-Tube, Of Ma
1Avn.

49,. Iayns
LoHtan Fittd.
five to Utght or nlnG inches iu tUnKth. The Dynk
War dart IL tho shortest, anu is usuully Furnished
Ms Il s1'si ~ sl sS. n sas9 tho
u hartlcr. aud hearlor wood, usually tho
Thsso ass sfe e tsskas sG tho 1hS pon tss Il
@ iho LET ether q end. 20 rs to counterta!ance tho
but vyry l'ttio Iess thnn tic oofe Of tic blow
tube. is absolutely necessary for tho forcblc
n10scx ct hS s 4r A. aoss not 4 re
Of f6rco. For thfa reason, when vury harI
shots arc desired, stnall peltgt Of ,cottoa
tho dnrt. The kruat Becrut in maKlng tho iarts
Is to lnsuep that thny balaueo exactly. O.. ono
hatf must bo exactly tho same weight as tho
ing Is tnpossbe.' III Ta.irang, sunatrs, s Twas vas
n,.ica .L1 as9aishca to meet nian using TOT yoIy
cut otr piece about tve !Iiches ionG. The stalk
Of this h1 denuded Of a!l loAf except one pIcco
beluR an nrtcle having Inc shape OF i. aIii. BON.
,naInei w susled round t9 siow IT il admit
that It was Erecn iuaf, wo catl form IN tdeM OF
th9 force With which Tho dArts arc propelled to
s1nsa snan. who was laden win u supply Of at lcsst
5oj darts. shot ot,e of thesc pnln!eaf protccties
over. SUMO WnteT, and | calculated that tho
yoDc!ty WIS 80 great that tho dart coill not 10
seun for the first twonty-ilve yards. Tho great
ost Adopts With tho snnpltNn, especially Ut the
present tluy when It's lsa III 40 slrely dying out,
hoard. md fren what know fro!n iay avn ob-
ssrvauon; Dyak wonll shoot daEt l5o yarus
much agalast a9 yards ho!nR accomplished BY
picked men. This staaolueut may sAyor of tho
trySisr III Sraes nt fancy most n9.uea
Of course, not sufficient Of itself to tAEo human
!!fo, but tho Dyaks poison their proloUt'Ios in
Ws%fS Il ssa 'Ee H. s" a%s %o W. sos ys = M
il iloFnco with 1lr james hrWke, toll nst' lint
~ once saw Dynk whn put two darts Into q
explicabIs lnpans shot out tho front ona tIrst,
sa sna followed With the other after aq Interval:
Ts 1a ~. pyak was CT , St b Carysr
pfaotsa il shonsia9 s!naii trds cut |Sa ot lTeos
tos ooeet,ns arpS;os for Enteh ssryca roc.
would neyer bo very Eroat. A bird tweuty feet
ntgh I, troe u pr9tty htxh, cousdorInE hut Il
~ ~ tho iower' lMliGavsd trsss INT ,ho birds
certainty that ths Gfi viii 1a hlt. it. not kliio.i
sss he x wv e ho sp Sr p Twill
very tug. Aaa rn!o, tho quarry 10 transHxesi.
s when of gorrsa T. M aan eass T. K!yo twonty foot
theso lnatiers, bull .n,ysuf. would uortaiaiy un.
dertakU to hit FUR tiles cur Ut aIx ut two0 tho
th,ght; 1nye frequently Eoyod tnts BY LstnR'
hlyht," and mot "d!stanco:" Shooting Up iute
y tre1 At'd sh0otng at ~ object upon TUG ground
q !nog lart. l!xely u 20 atfeoted by. tho lcast
wind: l!.t stl 1T thirty foot sual! btrla shoitd
nnt eseaps; yG5y often from hotzoa.al .hos.
fr0m tho fact that they uGvcr uun III tho barsul
properly, they aFu uot 70 suro ~ tho dart.
, 1881-07-15

III. DsaRHo'a coilactlon of plpea now on vIew
~ the hlgxanhF nt'atlcg lt?GfN, 8uyg tho luIl1ul
1fkS, 1np Ut tue tlo4. ihteroatlix of minor art.
exhibitions. Thero Was department {pr ptugv
tn tAe l'ArtA Exhibition OF lb1B, which wAy peon.
l3nr!y rich III thu long st9tn1 and enriched bowls
VI Algerian manufacture. BIZ. l}raRXe'H Collou-
tlun includes specimens. OF All oUlutrios aud
ltlonX'ng ~ many perods, OF the craven lmage4
aild !a01s 4f clay whloh h1ye been dedicated to
the WurHh!p Ut t0bAcGD. ksoul EtRucQ zone
ptpos OF 8ovrcs nude in tho ua lonal pnsculaln
fnotp.ys tr1,Gn uernAuy old llresteH ppes nnd
the ptp9 forMerly sucked ly tho Hlne In The
procession Of tho gutIds vt Calognv; fsun ltul.
lsnd several hundreds of tho esthnt!o clay called
Master Master ot th9 t!pe,naksrs duta vt loula. The
tf.,l th9 1tIuckNMns' ptpss oay ornataenssl With
stnokas on tho day or bis wedding aud then
@ayA Gy 0n tho sholf, tn bo taken d0wn utloN d
yoaE when tho anniversary coul0s round Of tho
lnoMehFu44 0ceaslDA. Ihi4 plpv Ia regarded
with great jntoErst BY smokers ~ an cxAaple Of
tho various ttkI4 Nh1h tobugco s1ry0s In calm.
tnK foal!uga tN4>cstatR ioy aud mitigating rho
p,'0s, scandinavian pipes, win tgodnrn ruuVs
inscribed uIHn them, Sberlufl bowls, tho con-
sotRtion VI thu oxito, nluao VI hard wood atd
lnnnnuth tNHryi IfaaAue ,lle9, and costly ineur-
sclAun,. auli amber toya silUkCa hy paqhas In
thetr sernAtlus. 'tNlnesy.stx ut tue Japanese
pipes aro W lvdrys tNanly.tnur IN wood, haFn.
rock eryatat AxAte, etc.. Tho curviuxs Illustrate
ha soeul HE Nf japan tn Ita tltst HlillsluH
iatlpns. 0nu pip1 which torilurly belonged to
tostvr.eEothoF OF tho Emperor,
neaFs tho lnpesial syWbo!s. AID tAo con-
, 1881-07-15

sp1st % nsnats% tn 10 ~, a rnt.."a sssoS. a,',s
Npu, vn,,w I,,l,, 1tmn,iI ''4" ',a.,.r.u a.i.ans
- .,'. 1's 1un' oos ~nu'! ''l'atkcts We1o
gu l!lN lhslllon on tlle tr0duce Exchange
Hero tllis 1hornhlg. aftUr the advantage
gained over tho b.ars 'vestor.lnv uftnynnnn
when lard wos i,oistcd 81 romts nar I'M ,,o,,,I.
wi,eat o,,s cant. nd cor. ~. t,,roesn,"rtnrs w.
eohI pef paS'i@. 10 th's @nother alvanco
Was naaeu !llls morning a'i along tllo I!ne.
anu tue b0lls were tho llo'slest anu happlest
crowd sgeh for maiy n day, Or Btjc0 Armour
unloatietl on then, n counia NJ 'wcni,a i'm l,v
sailing jIis cnsh fnr Aug,st ont % h,w,s eS S.,s ~
x tS,n1mr ~ srna es ~, Rst " uny oe'
III their places carly, and sounded their hlgh
"C's" oycry timo q Chicago dispatoll was
post,a1 amf the, oIrara,i n .o,, t,,osr ,"n..
psus puossus ",A %41o.4 oAote'. ~ Dill 'ne'I ao1!k
wheat, Poor crop reports wero sent carly
also fr0lll tho sent OF War at Chicago, aud
THE WEATHER uunEAun WAH HEINZ
!, WpUHED
to it's full capacity by John 1.cstcr g. co.. m
Tint cltv ,vl,n oro ror. tr,,,. ~ st,,a ~
4 etbsr toitn,,, @ ~ ~ I,,, 49,, ,s. W Ha .'.t
,,roana,, ~. ,s. - 49,, Ivy uio "aeat hsmont
1.up'1u ~. u'e! W. Meehs "Ro' tas cosn'
Lyon Siildly dlyidod With them, mud tho outs
Billy Murray; was smart enough. to
buy carly aud cheap, aid sell Out to
ioNvy reports, and tc Inv w crop % stSfsd In, S
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