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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
For tho NEwa.
Letter From Scott.

M Mr.. E,lltOr i--'l'hcrc seem 10 be some
qliHlmlsh views In certain individuals
cuncernlng nihc support Of the Adnln-
lstrailon, = while said individuals present
their claims In the liberal party here, be-
cnlise OF the eiCccss Of measures that
have became accomplished facts from the
friendly cooperation Of the Ajminlstfi-
ton, and the Republican party, ..
How any one can consistently uae the
prestige thus derived 10 weaken the
handg ,hatwOve tho mantle and wrcntlied
the brow, and placed the star of sucress
IN hlscrown, paAscs my comprehension,
oven in this pucrilc political ngerli ~
~ rufer 60 che late Bill passed In Con-
gress aud the Senate for public buildings
IN Virginia, especially ut Abingdon,
Who,yOtcd for tho disbursement Of those
lAfge BlirnA ai,6nEet lsY Scc Uongres-
uional Record of Junc 9lnd. 1899, yOll
will t,yrr lind Mr., Editor M younbcaly
know that u y duo TO- ihc Republican
party. ~
While The "gftal Democratic" party
most 10 % man, vptcsl nalirlly against n.
Amongst the lgaderr Of that party 40
nhd IN tic tshsir, as1a, great Bayar,i',
Uf Delaware, Il Stite ttlhneff any lat.
gcf thMi Scott 60. Buk Of Kcnihtky,
brown of Georgia, that took tllls onpois
i,niItytn stab us fot scnduk Malone 10
ihb aahio chdinber. rtn1lctnn OF Ohio,
the coppcrhcad Of The Mihrl, ,s
.'rhe shrleklbg streocbihg Mlsseliriai
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
kS[1' :;{!l |! ] |! IS S;
COUGH
] Y ;1sl !;
Jan "a, 'S2--ly ''- .'t-'h
GOODBYE, PROUD WORLD.

.NlI---- ..i
Goodbye, proud world I'm goin;
Thoaart not my friends | am no
Long through thy weary crowds !
roam .,. ...,r q
A river ark on the ocean brine;
Long I've been tossed like the driver
foam; ,..-. .s.--,. .a
But now, proud world Pm going home
Goodbye to flattery's fawning face,
10 grandeur with his wise grimace;
To Upstart wealth's averted eye,
10 supple office, low and high; ~ .t
10 crowded halls, TO court and street,
10 frozen hearts and hasting feet:
10 those who go and those who come,
Goodbye, proud world Pm going home.
I'm going to my own hearthstone, ...
Bosomed in you, green hills, alone;
A secret nook in pleasant land, '4.
Whose groves the frolio fairies planned,
Where arches green the livelong day
Echo the blackbird's roundclay, y9'
And evil men have never trod ,-
A spot that is sacred to thought and God.
a.ItlI hiW -AH ID.
Oh, when am safe in my sylvan home,
tread on the pride of Greece aud Rome ;
And when am stretched beneath the
pines, % tfa. .HHU.d q 1at'
Where the evening star so holy shines,
laugh at the'lore and pride Of mnn,
AT the sophist's schools and the learned
elan; tl6 HI' Iu .G
For what are they all in their high con-
oeit, .f.nse aI n. .. ID
When man in the bush with God may
meet? rI9I sfI
...... --Rdiph Waldo Emersop.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
rrew---'T- -rr--r-' ~ 70 -
"rHlilIt OCCUPATION
GONlc,U

R.y,g'umcr, NJ. ID, buffalo, N. " |.
was attacked with congestion of the
lungs, sprcness over the liver, severe
pain IN the Joints, n burning fever, aud
general giving a way OF the whole sys-
tenn. Failing TO find relief in remedies
prescribed, tried your Golden Mcdi-
.ral Discovery 1t Effected my cntirc
etire.. Yo,ir medicines have onlyt be-
,lsed TO DO appreciated. II every famlly
wonld give uhcm q trial, nlne-tcnihs OF
the doctors would, llkc Qlhello, hnd
their occupation gone. Your truly, d
T.. II. MCMILLAN, NJ. D., Brccs-
port, N, Y,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
sm,yth County.

MEETING OF READJrsTERs AT
THE COURTHOUSE ARtSDtl's
'Tl0Ns ADOPTED ENDoRSl NC
WISE, APPROvINGTHE COURSE
AND POLICY OF SENATOR MA
HONE, AND DENOUNCISG MAS
SEY, &C.-DFLEGATES APPOlN-
T'ED '"n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
Meeting of the Committee.

The State Central Committee was
called to order yesterday at twelve
O'Clock by Senator Koincr. It's chairman,
nj the Exchange Hotel. Every Congress
siOlal district was rcprcscnted--sOm OF
them very fully-and each by men OF
ability, and well informed as to the po-
liiical sentiment of the districts. A
number Of distinguished gentlemen. not
members Of the committee, were invited
for consultation, and the meeting was
held with closed doors. Good feeling
prevailed, and the action of the commit
tee will meet with the overwhelming np-
proyal Of the people. The following Is
the resolution OF the committee:
Resolved, That In the judgement of
The State Conservative Democratic Com
mitlee, 1t Is incXpcdlent to ,nominatc n
candldatc-nt-largo either through the n-
strumcntalty Of n State Conynntlon or
otherwise, since the paramount object of
resGning this State from the evils Of
Bossism and StHlwart-Mahonc Republi-
canism, eau best be attained by such ae-
ton" t .I t.... .....I.I. nd, Itf
Letters wero read from number Of
the most prominent Democrats In tile
State, aud the action of the committee
embodics the general idea Of the wisest
aud most active of our public men from
every section, --LynchJW,p AdUDlce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
EXTRAORDINARY TROT.
b ns TING Hs3 .
Mr., Works Double Team
J Brings the Record
Down to 2;163-4. ,aa /
tPiom the Now Fork sun


'rwfncn aud others owning fast l,ors.
es were interested yesterday IN tho un-
parRllulotl trottlng OF Mr.. Frank wonb's
team, Dick Swivcllcr aud Edward at the
GcntlcmcIl's Driving Park Every day
tho owners OF faet horses meet and dis
Cnss the merits Of their stock there. rhc
numtur present was larger than usual
yesterday vt about o'clock. when MIR,
WORKS ioaap was logged by. ilany
men have piofrssrd 10 doubt thai l,Is
tciim tUtietl last season mile liIharnrss
without break ~ 2il7i s,nnd hcwns re-.
peatedly urgedto speed them ngnin, bnt
refused to do 40. o.rNIr. sheppard y,
knpp yesterday offered 10 wanrr Mr..
Work $1,000 that tho team could not ttot
IN ai20. Mr.ivolik accepted the wp,pcr.
andput Jollu Murphy bcliind1lbu tenn,
In n mad wager The Judges were
Mossir. B,isb, Morgan aud Alley, aud
over ono hundred gontloinun prepared
10 iime the trot h4hifmTI low 'ff 7 w
The horses 'serciil iiptop condition,
md everything Nns favorable for fnst
hne, but few men wrrc willingm brt
thai the team Would trot IN \ s26. 3. When
everything wns IN reHillncasg Mnrljhy
let them obt, and they lWhxncd by tln,
lluc ne a n,ftllng parrid Murphy carried
25shpOnls, witch spym tysrwelght.
llr iirtquarfrf WIS nadcin Bglsb ser.
ondei tlir half In liO5, the tlnresflitr.
ii-in ~, arl the iiillmilu inb a;lgt1
hy loliu ilns iaeteii lu the world for a
team Grcat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS among
the spe,'lniofp, nniuyDf aihrin slnklsihig
that tm taalr dbl brticr llmn sBflGi,
Ben Alare insisted last night that ~
Itenu,tfOitrd In y H 2.,s "a spirltier
iioiJ paiar saw. enid Mr. Mare 'sfhey
vb'ficlleyuilv piid seiitafhFOilelt wi I'LL.
pnt bregk NoihiDg cotli llaw been
Wore cys ily.uud istssily tl,diH %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

That littlet 'yaller'' jncket of the west
OF all the miserable blunders.1 aa 1.t
OF these high-toned Funders;f 70 s..
Their spite against Mahoncyand Fulker-
son. %. .r. .N fi Hr. .taHlrr . "
Was no better against their brother John
In contrast we find the Republicans
went for us. This does not express n
contract, but one unpitied by honorable
and reciprocal manhood. They were
under no obligation to go for these meas
nres, and II there Is any one thing pre-
dominating In the make up of the aver
age southwest Nirginian, fits gratitude.
Our people can forgive, but they never
can forget their friends, and II It is not
dishonorable to accept favor or coop
pcrate with party IN June 1889, IL Will
not be hereafter so long as that party
meets lls HALFWAY in Kindness. That
man bo he whom he may that can't rest
his future In this noble trait OF our peo-
pie will prove the cOunterpast OF the
gentleman who sfi'' .1'iHl ''
"Whcn he was sick, monk he'd be,
But when he was well the devil OF n
monk was he.p
Not so the people OF The 9th District
gratitude, and consistency are the COM
ponclit parts of their nature. They see
their great interest IN the future, and to
that party that fosters protection to their
Industry aud aids them in developing
their great dormant wealth they expect
to- cooperate. q, They will be somewhere,
but mind YOU not IN the so called "Dem-
ocratlc party"
Those that can't follow their party
mot lead, } beca,ise of u s0re-ioOt, had
better begin TO sing now :.4.,n
"Uhdcrfoot, specklcfoot "
lFTrlp AMI bcgone." "Ie fl
B Who killed cock robin9 ,d 1rn Ie, .fi
81 said the 'sparTow;'with my
little bow and 'arrow.n ,dI no .li.
] killed cock robln.n ono un e18 .fl
wiush there lsa hen on wait until
November. p sN iaHi Jsa.
lIag tru Respectfully Yours,
llf tIFi1 ugG' gF.TuoIHl n DIS. Ii.
Estillyille Va. July 18th, 1882. iai '.'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
Put His foot in It.
IT, Ell ..A-in

The gray horse Cyrus Fuller, owned
In Saugertics, N. ~, was found the 9TH
er day struggling on the door Of his cell
with his foot III his mouth, In trying 10
straighlcn him ont, the heel corks OF hts
shoe were found to bc caught back OF
the upper teeth aud Into the roof OF hls
mouth, and blood wns flowing freely.
After much lloundcrlng ubont,l with tile
risk of breaking his neck, the hold was
broken by teurIng away flesh and loos-
ening teeth, The owner OF the horse
hns not yet solved the conuildrum how
he "pnt his foot IN IL. ."'I.i ii'' -7it b..
l--------r--i - ---.--.-f-r-- g7i
A woman named Mary johnson has
been convicted Of drunkenness two hun
dred timrs at Leeds, England. Tll ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
-oRAYr ON TnE rdyprIAN QUESTION.

fiiiLADEIPHIA, July l9.-Gen. Grant
mas ~. Deeh giving his opinion upon the
Eastern question to a Record reporter,
lie SIDES with England, ana says the
people OF Egypt are ten times worse Off
IMAM the negroes of the South. He be-
lleyes, an. English protectorate would
heip ''eyelop the resources of tile coml-
ry and Improve the condition of the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

.thoumuds Of ladIus cherish grateful
rr,nembranccs laohrlpslerlve,l from
,be ,l.c Of Lydia u, ri0khoui's vcEcln'
bic Compouud,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

~. A. STUART lay sgrgses On hls ex-
,ensivc farm IN Ru.sell county' me ssa. ,A.
,cn :. 100 eaiilc aud 30 MULES. lic hag
.so.niIv 80 ,old 400 cattle averaging 400
,ouvds. AZ t7o per head
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

a, pden,s Disease, Diabetes, or hny
llIAcnse of the Kidneys liver 9r urinnry
organs, as Hop Blttcrs VIII certainly
ma iNstIngly cure yon, and tits The only
thing that Viii Trrf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
A Delightful Novelty

Ladies' prefer Florest0n Cologne be
cause they find this lasting combina-
tion Of exquisite perfumes a delightful
novelty. D. nll's 1f, ylW .,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

,Irs n W pnlmct. OF saltyIle, recent.
10 n,ndS two valuable additions TO his
anlcndll herd or short horns. vlni one
rrw M cost of 81, ,b2b unc hcifor ~ y
uurt NJ 81 900 4.,ft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

leo8 Attorneys.at.LR,v,
BRISTOL, TENN. and ABINGDON, Va.
DRACTlCE In all the Courts OF
Il Washington county, tho United
States Courts at Abingdon, and the
Court Of Appeals. nov \ ,Si--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
II. O. ALDERSON,o

~ Attornev.a t.Law.i
AND GENERAL COLLECTING AaENTS
i9ubTAzEwEJIr G, HI, va
b VIII be In regular attendanrc On tho
courts of Tazewell, the circuit lcouit
Of Washington and Russell counties
and Federal court at Abingdon, Spec
Ial attention given to to the olains Of
creditors against bankrupts In h q
Federal court at Abingdon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

same building with consulate opened
ana respectable re ,dents allowed TO help
themselves to such articles MS they re-
qnlre on signing declarations showing
What they have taken. Po
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
Tuesday, July %, 1882.
: ; > .
I SEE.

Oh Browning Browning! Was that
.youY And AMI to have my poycty up
ret IN that way! Aud that too, while all
therlsm'lrrwwrrc looking and listening
through, whlicl~ad's eyes and ears!
al)hmt you know thtt all tlfa, glorious
>lmpularityyon votcl NE would dissolve
rxhalc as soon as all these bloodcd mags
found ont | was poory
My only redress now Is to go TO Con-
gress aud beromr rich, q aa
Y Allttle Georgia girl was few days
ago being led by her father IN front of
Rhca's marble shop on Front street aud,
ipolsing Ia exclaimed .,oh Pa who ii
running thmt CcmcicryY"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
Y PIT
EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO,

LONDON, July lsl~-A correspondent
tclegraplis ds followsf A,,an
AtExANnuA, July fs,--Argbi Paslla
Il stllI'issuing orders and making APP
polntmpnls,T-lp the khcdivc's hall'e;
Arahiu iufct on ttc canal is estimated
~ Notwithstanding Bcdoulne, who gave
posseralon 10 Afabl four dnys ngo. The
wuhnled> >Ar,fe from Alcxnudfla were
ernt 10 ialiN. 1'he,slght oflilnndcr SELL
lng iiItit bazaars fllmulatcd the Cairo
ehrstJimilale, the alayanhrians, Inc
Aa EnalIshnIallwh0 len cHiro and ar
Ntivsd al Sncz tlcstrlbes The people .as
Wild ani fhfcalenlng, lic thinks tno
'lshfopcan portion i0f tho city WIZ Dc
biirhcd. f'fhe tilcmns ure preaching wnr
for Arabl PaaIa. Tlieiattrr said, when
the first shot OF the bombardihrht was
fired, AL, the ,prlpclpvl traitors, 70 llls ~
his Cduse must bc put away, ~ tnerc
werc only about forty, and tcll 'mlnuIe'
woilldsnfilce. The loyal ministers nat-
tlfnlly fenl alialona.fi hl
Another correspondent iclcgiTpls llln'
Aubl pasha threatens ~ cnt the Mah-
inuudic canal, which supplies TIC tuwn
with water. lie now prevents pr1vlslons
cntprlne. so llal lIe numbers ot Europe,
AndAfc fehhfIngl tlwteis llhelilloou o.
ianlnc.N An unknNcrfFflll attempt ~
seize pn Ehgl4hmah'n house tHeie was
frustrated by thc loyal Governor
AnABi's rnhtfa tsutEasiNo
l.oSpoS. July is-'Ihc fines has the
AtrsnSSniI, Jniy is--Afabl fapha's
orrrr hrc tald 10 he lnrieaslng lne
hcsllnll Ion IN Attacking hlln atonfe Y r.
gatdrd ~ Y fatal mistake by the authorl'
lies here, English aud i0tnlgn' ~ u Wa'
'c,l HAT wounded ppil,gs have bsen pn,'
lHrdl tialfb fpr tho pnfiefe oi exo'.i
lllg nnlmoeliy. AtihcIrqncI ~ fev.iH
fYllcnissthe inmficpr fisplaf Aillh1l'
luSbynebrltrtda frciwli ehop " ''h'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

DO not bo deceived. Insist on Having
The genuine Browns Iron Bittors, made
only by ,hc Brown Chemical Co.. and
take nothing clsc. tsfr.
Ifonmhstcrs, nom rIilsbufg aud other
great iron ecilefe, arc Visiting Wnehng.
ION uonniy almost ddily for the purpose
uf examining The magnetic and epsriilar
ore propcrllcf POW undergoing ,ltvelop.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

PAUL At HARRIsoNBuRG.- HARRISON
burg, Vd., July l7.--ro-dny bchlgcourt-
day there was grand outpotring of the
Liberal 1tcadlustors, who met In mass
meeting to send delegates TO the Read
luHor Congressional Convention, which
meets Mt this place on the 10th day Of
August. The meeting was one OF the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held
IN this grand old Rcadlustor county.
Tho Hon. John Paul, who happened to
be atiiome, wnS called for, aud for about
MI hour held his audience spcll-abound
whilo lic poured hot shot into the Bour-
bon ranks, lilo received throughout the
widest applause, and IL was with great
difficulty that he at last persuaded the
people 10 let him stop allow the commit
tee TO report. The administration of
President Arthur was lndorscd unanlm-
ously, aud Massey condemned. You
can snt down old Rockingham for least
thousand majority for Paul, Wise, mud
I,lberalism.-Specidl 10 National Rcp,bli-
fuu. z nH. |HN IHH. ..""" |"HF.H ID
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
what Everybody wants.

Isa reliable medicine that never
does any harm and thatprevents aud
cures disease by keeping the stomach
In order, the bowels regular. and the
kidneys and liver nctlve. Such o
medicine In Parker's Ginger Tonic
Itrelleves every case, and has cured
thousands. Sec other column. - 7ri-
bmo. T'If rl'tnNl ro.fIlr .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

Ihe wofld'f Dhpcuarv and tnghId.,
liotcl. NJ BHifaio. n! ~, destroyed by
IRE u year ago, Il febullt land nlfofpntl.
eflA. Tor "invalld'k Guide Book, "glr.
Ing particulars anl terms NJ treatment,
Hddresr, with two stanrp, lvonrp'r DIa,
rrsisAHy M'nicAi AssotfAfioN, Buaa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

That ittle2'yaller'' jacket of the west
OF all the miserable ,blunders.o taa 7le
OF these high-toned Fmders = ~ s.f
Their spite against Mahoncnnd Fulker-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
4wEyrY MII.Iiox nAcKrns.

NEw YonK, July, l7.--Rcy. +. Della.
~, two years Amcricanconsul ut Jeru-
salem, i'm Oriental traveller Of cXpcricn-
&C.. IN u sermon last night said, II II h
true that Arnbi IL IN league with III
Mrhdi, the prophet, he would have 20
100000 fierce, deIcrmlnd people ut his
back.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25

LONDON, July, IT--5 p. Mn the
Commons this afternoon, Dixie, Under
Foreign Secretary, said he found he had
gonc too far IN stating that Germany
had expressed approval of the bombar-
mcnf OF Alcxnudria. This declaration
was made In consequence 0f scmi-ofllcial
rontradictlons Of his statement, aud To
that ilrctpublisllcd Mt Berlin and Vlen-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-07-25
FULKERSON g. PAGE.

4. FuLRgRsuS. ., Il. ~. .pA0h
nflslol Tenn, Abingdon. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-08
Amusemeuis.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n OPERA SEASON 1s82-s3
MT Mpeson has the honor TO announce tnas the sesS"
MONDAY, OCT 49,
opera eason Of 1852 af Mspeson feels himself snguary
iO'0nae IN hA'iSE m see% %DI Ie PHTff
month and forthwith in one Of her most favote
acers and continue TO sing twice in each week during me
The expense by this and other engage,
subsc1ipiop bur Mr. Mspesen ARMY believes such
crease viii he cheey accorded him by his patrons an" inc
As viii be readily noticed other most important en-
gagements have been entered into 80 . ,.,..o, ,,,r,a
Negotiations are In progress with the ceeoraeeu pii
Nine. ALBANI a..
who MT Mspleson hopes viii her rentree during the
second portion Of the opera season
'i" Nile iSn HDE 5TIiS% S& STTit'''
Mile ni FI TO 'ss8iSvIo
Ml thf PA H5i, fgPef R6ssfSL
Mile. OLGA BERGHI,
ME ME. EN- EMa apRPF9 9pcH.'
Mime. SOFIA SCALCHI,
'Hs %m nP't q aRPRReHSsEe ef
Nine LABLAcHE,
Nile L4URI,
MIL Her I aA.5 s5ps zAGgRY'
TENOR:
'' sisuor B1ELErTo and ,on,o
tHis first appearauce)
Signor MIERZWINsK1 Chis first appearance)
sigDor RINALDINI and
signOr NICOLINI his dist appearance-l
Banton II
Sgnor LII ERIE his first aUQG11D nce)
Signor CAkAVATTI mis- hrst tMa rance,)
and -ignOr GALA sAHX
signor RONCONI his trst AN ltance)
SignOr MONTH
SignOr CORSINI,
SignOr COSTA and
NJ DURA his nrst appearanceD
Director B. the Music am Conductor,
Stage Manager .''1.......... M DUBREUIL
Regisseur. ............. ...... Mr. w. PARRY
Premiere Danseuse
Nine MALVINA CAVALLAZLI
The successful production OF LAcane Ernani
William Tell &c fresh in tho minds OF the supporters OF
the opera, In len much variety % the
already extensive repertoire IL Ia proposed TO produce
Doulzett's Opera LUCREZIA BORGIA
ROssn s grand opera SEMIHAdlDE
MeVerbeor's opera LEIOILE DU NOHD
aud MeyeIDCers grand opera,
LIE prophetic,
with entirely scenery ~ Magnan costumes a1nors
and appointments The viii commence on
MONDAY EVENING OCT. Is,
on which Occ aston will be performed
Belints opera PUkTrANL
ELVIRA.............. ... Mile. LAURA ZAGURY.
(EIer first appearlnceJ -
The subscription viii consist Of rHIRrY NIGHTS, ana
the terms Will be MS follows:
Paruet and ball r9t four r0Is $50 Balcony otner
sll0 Boxes tOO SGOJ 500 and $780, according 10
location
The Office Of the Academy Is open to receive
applications under the direction OF MT A
Arment whom all communications ae 10 be addressed
Application by will be attended to according to prt
Ority.
The office will bs open the sale OF tickets for the
nightly and after Wednesday oct H.
between the hours OF and s. under the direction OF MT
Perry.
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Pullman PaIlOr Cars daily, 10
a. arrive Washington p. Regular. ami f. L.
r 81 and a 3:4O and p i gnt;
+. and o. r. K, and y. ana - night.
b. and p. r. a. u.
via b. ana o. X. r, Z p. ana IL hight.
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday, OIL N. and On
For ape May except sunday 5:l5 On SATURDAYS only
Long Bay Head junction and ntennediate stations
via Railway and AmbOy, . a IN, l. noon $50 and
Boats OF iOOklyn connect with all through
al Jersey City afOTdng speedy aad direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Trans airve-From Pittsburg 62) and ll20 80 ard
lO.25 D. H. daily FROM ashiAg tOn and BALTIMORE. 90
$50 a. M. 3 80. 800 9:35 and lO50 SUNDAY, o:3O
$50 a IN a. 1880 IN. From Baltimore l:IV p m ON
SUNDAYS 8 81 u IN. From Plila ielphA 800 o. $50
$50 $50 9 40 1910 ia 40 2 3ju, $50 62J
$50 500 $50, 10 - and 1890 sunday, :3O go
800 80 IJ:4J go 49, 50, lO4O and l0JO D. III.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RIilrolos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LIN Z To THE WEST,
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and Wasiiln gtOn-

on and after May H. the magnificent Passenger Trans
leave from Pennsy vana Railroad Depot foot Of COrtands
Anc DcsOroSse,-sL, - tDIOws r,,
p ~ except S1nlYs psr)r car attached arrives ~4sl
ngtOn sit m. Night express leaves washington at ~
m daily sleepers and dly coaches through 70 Clncihh1
ana Chicago.
p daily. Fast Line Washington 2:25 NJ Gin
cnnati $50 NJ chicago $50 and 81 LOais sou ~
r. palace sleepers AMI day coaches though to CINCINNATI
St Louis ana Chicago. -,
~ O'Clock -ht daV arrives Washington $50 n Day
Express caves Washington at l0:4O daily seepers
and 2y coaches through 10 Cincinnati
OF 40 other line time To tho West Trains
arrive from the West at c50L 800 p m and lOoO
Tickets sleeping secured and baggage called
for and checked cOmpanys Office No ,
broadway ali the Offices OF the Pennsylvania karosd