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RgpRINrEp rRoM YESTERDAY
ALExANDRIA,s PICNIC.

The English Fleet Blows Up Fonr Forts
and Ceases Bombarding without Amy
Loss of Life TO Itself
LoNDoN, July ll--A private telegram
from Port Said, states that the French
Consul there has ordered the einbarkation OF
French subjects.
The occupation Of Port Said Is expected
10 take place to-day. rtltE
FouR FORTS BLOWN uP, tt
LoSDoN, July 1l-s90 p m.-An Alex
andrla dispatch TO the Central Noios says
the fire Of the fleet commands the railway 10
Cairo.
Up to noon four forts in all were blown
up. No casualties to the feet are. dis
cernible.
WHAT ENGLAND WILL SPEND.
LONDON, July HIN the House Of com
mons thissaflernoon Mr. Childers, the Seere-
tary of War, replying 10 Lord Stanley said
that he did not expect the military prepara-
lions would cause the ordinary eNpendl-
lures to be exceeded, though of course II
active operations were proceeded with vote
of credit would be necessary. tttf
BoMBARpMENF FINISHED FOR THE DAY.
ALEXANDRIA, July II, 8 50 p m.-Action
is finished for to-day The casualties on tue
English side amount TO 40 wounded and
none killed.
THE sULTAN's REPLY TO DUFPERIN.
| NEW YoKK, July i1.-A special from
| Constaiitinople SAYS : ''1he reply of the
Sultan to Lord Dufierin is considered very
significant, and is leading many TO believe
that England may, after all, have committed
II political blunder in allowing Admiral
| Seymour to begin the war. II is suspected
from these utteranees that the Sultan il
being soundly advised in the interest o.
some strong anti English European power
and belief is growing that England may
have been, after all, ensnared for purpos,
which is likely TO appear soon.' fY
THE KHEDIvE's YACHT SUNK.
The Moncrieffe battery and Pharos fort
have been silenced by the guns of the Teme
craire and lnilexible. 1t is reported tha
the Khedive's yacht has been sunk IN tn,
harbor.
ALL EXPOSED GUNS sILENCED.
ALEXANDRIA, July 1l.-Shortly nfte
noon all the exposed guns on the fort
were dismounted and only those il
sheltered positions were able to return tn
British fire. Fort Marsac Kanat, which wa
blown up, was only completed "a week ag,
Sunday last. s.F
THE NEWS IN THE Hor sE OF COMMONS.
tAssocated Press dispatch 10 tho Gazctte.l
LONDON, July 1l.--ln the House OF Com
mons Henry Campbell Zimmerman, Financia
Secretary of the War Office, read severa
kilograms from Mr.. Moore, Admra
Seymour's Secretary at Alexandria. TIL
only new fact contained in them wa
that at O'Clock this morning tn
forts had slackened firing to about lei
rounds per hour Up to O'Clock this after
noon no loss of life or damage done on boar
the ships had been mentioned. The secon(
battalion of the Royal Irish Regiment hay
been ordered to proceed to Egypt within 2
hours.
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A Destructive Thumb. q,

IAssocla'ed Press dispatch to theG,,@,,
MARIETTA, ONO, July i'll ',
passed over this region last ma Ma, Storm
heavy rain and wind and much i% t.s,ln, With
Two houses were struck and de.,,assaaa ~sa,aAgs
one farmer lost four COWS by lr6tUiDSs S ~ 1sc
. rainfall was an inch and half -s' Co% M \
broken down. 'O'H Al
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Taken to the Poorhouse,

Ex-Dog Catcher Hunt was taken to the
insane department of the Almshouse to-
day, as he has been suffering since yester
day from mania-a- -potu
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Local uuotationa.
oohHhorED s DAILY BY WILLIAM LEA & Sons
bhANDfWiNE MILLs-WHEAT FLOUR
PhIladeInI,,n nlnrlrots-

Philadelphia Markets.
rHlLsAiDELrHIA IA July II Flour. steady; sinner.
hne, f2.a7a3.OO; extra. M goaI'. 0Iin pv,i
a. 9taiin 9haf ~ h'nily, FG.O0a6.75; Penna family
Rye -four, - .25aI 80
Wheat, lower; $l3liz
Corn, firm.
40 oats. higher No. ! white. 90: No. 2 do.
20 ~ NO; .9o % do'' o'12ads No. mixed, 90.
Provisions strong.
Lard strong.
sint1er, i, steady creamery extra 25a2e do. good
10 cholce, 23a24 rolls nominal.
Eggs, weak Penna., 24a3b Western %
Cheese, quiet. 80
Whisky, $ll7. '|40'
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aEpalNrEO FROM YEa-s
MAsoN,s CASE.
Not Much Likelihood Tna.
FTuoned by the Will n,

IA ,Assoela'ed , r es dI.patei 'a e,,asnt' ,,''
!, WAsHINeToN, july II " ,T% lS Gnactte.l
sergeant John Mason, the .o,5 lhe case Of
tempted to shcos the asso.st, 's sGlaler Who At h
sun SUI pending before the si[ Prssi%,G Guteau, i
not !. determined upon his aotio" i,ueht ~ He has
not disposed to interfere NIX Win Is Is That he i
Tho petition filed by Mr. 'Fi KILN. ,ne sentence
counsel which raised the pniWt ,,i'sf'9g Mason,
y illegally confined in the ''p. po,ha That Masop
Albany, was referred by the prro00l,.sentlay At
Judge-Advocate General Of or tl,o es,dent 10 ule
has Just completed his review ,,e Ar Army, who
points raised in the petitio" ol lhe LEGAL
report viii be submitted ia tb" s ana whose
War in day or two, '''e Secretary d
The character Of the review !.
Iiyely known, but it is pretty % Sln not posi-.
stood that the Judge adyo@cats @ ,,. well 9nitr-
aliieres to the views expressed SrIeral stu
yious report ON this case, !, p'r ouii ~ bis PIE.
bered that General Swain tHan S,,' w remem,
that the court martial had T''" NV ,.. .e.o,nlnld
over the Offence charged and ~ I, Jurisdiction
the offence charged was not proyoI y"1''er that
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SUICIDE.
A Matricide Hangs Himself,n H.,
Night. Lat

PHILADELPHIA, July ll.-JobuI In1'su,'l n,,'
murderer, confined in the eoun,i r", paVld'on
committed suicide by hanging @ bim,.gg Prison
cell last night, Davidson was gnil,, 'i.,tl lnhis
OF the most revolving crimes tbat d one
committed In this city for mapyve..i r uA' oeeE
ing in May last literally chopucd' 'ts's n. nav
to pieces with hatchet Ils rs1 Ss M mother
was about 90 Years Of are. wv woman
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DEATHS.


JAMES:-O the 10Th inst, al his residence
'a4' Nlnc street Philadelphia, Francis ii
= nhcral services at Blocklcy Baptist Church
Fllty-tlird street and Wyalusimg avenue Market
Sattei III rars, Ilaudlngton branch) on Thursday,
Internent at Oakland Cemetery West jhestnr.
on on arrival OF the train leaving philadelphia al
lib y. m. Prnnsylvania X. X. via Frazer
Friends invited, without further notice.
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s~a@ss s
.Inhn Kali, f,n,nn,its s,iniho .
Roscoe TO snenk.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
l'ncA, y. ", July IA public screnadc
will be rendered Roscoe Conkling at his
residence this evening, and speech is cx-
pected.
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The state CentrnI Cnmmltio.

The meeting of the Democratic NJ
Central Committee was held in the ClVA.
House this afternoon It was not e,ll
un III $50 O'Clock and up to S.l5 Gdri
nothing had been done.
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G0LDIERS NOW SUFFERING FROM
~ MOUNDS or disease Of any kind caused los
military service are entitled to Pension.
Widows, minor children, dependent mothers or
their service are also entitled. Many invalid
pensioners are entitled to an Increase. Careful
assistance given In DELAYED or Rejected claims ~
many can healiowcd with but little more evidence.
Complete Instructions with references sent On
Attornrys-nt-law, slG street. Washington,
ID. &. 7.5-tf
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oBuclluDaiba.'0 y

Quick, complete cure, all ANNOYING ER
ney, Bladder and Urinary dlseiss, 81
Druggists.
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HENRY L. RAYMOND. ALoNzo DEwEEsF.
| ENRY L. RAYMOND & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
NOS. 4 AND 6 PINE STREET, N

BUY and sell for investment, and carry ON
moderate margin all securities dealt in On
the New York Stock Exchange. First
class privileges at favorable rates. Pnrtics
Instantly located from Wall str,ct
wishing to invest sums rapgin,,
from $50 to 81 900, are invited IS
write Tor us for particulars. Complcte
financial Report mailed free Small orders
executed at current rates. Refer to Bankers
mel1bers NJ Mn Of A. ! Stock Exchange, Officials
prominent Manufacturing and MercsntiIe
business Houses. References and terms
mailed on application. N ''in'S
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TIlE CITY MAKKETS.

The No. s Wheeler d Wilson runs light,
runs fast aud is sell-threading.
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- . -
CITY ITEMS

sutterley & Co., Photographers, aO2 Market st
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ALL EXPOSED GUNS sLExcED.

ALEXANDRIA, July ll.-Shortly after
noon all the exposed guns ON the forts
were dismounted and only those IN
sheltered positions were able TO return tho
British fire. Fort Marsael Kanat, which was
blown up, was only completed "a week age
Sunday last
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The Monerieffe battery and Pharos fort
have been silenced by the guns of the Teme-
craire and In6exible. 1t is reported that
the Khedive's yacht has been sunk IN the
harbor
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PmLADELrHIA NEW BROAD STREET. DEPoT-
l2.30#-3.55#--63 3O-T. .20#-S.0 0O-s.21-S35t-l0.l
-ll.05-ll.5O a. m;--12.23-l. -l.32t-l.32-3.l6-
4.02-4.3l- 5.05- 5.2O-- 5.55- 9.05t -63 q. $50
%. o.30--l0.OO-l1.32* D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AVENUES. $1,000
--l0.l5 a. l.3O-3.lU-4.3O-6.l5p p. IN.
NEW OO-ll. 40. a. m.-4.4e-
$40 y. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
On SUNDAY only.
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LoSpoN, July 1850 p. m.-An Alex
andrIa dispatch 70 the CeairGl Mons says
the fire Of the ileet Commands the railway TO
Cairo.
Up to noon four forts In all were blown
up. No casualties to the feet are dis
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The English Fleet Blows Up Four Forts
and Ceases Bombarding without Amy
Loss of Life TO Itself.
, 1882-06-03

TI,. rl,;,n,nn drew attention to the
ne o4"" No No 10 to this item.
M foI,ow;no Amendment was proposed
nv the presidency:
The Item "Purcbase of horses, fod,
der and diffelent inventory ofthe stalP
to be worded as fol ows
"Pnrchase of horses, veterinary at,
different inventory of the stall etc."
O.. The amount for purchase OF horses eIc'
The amount Of S. pr. month allowed
the Veterinary Surgeon, ana Iof when
he has TO make two visits weekly, the
one in ChriStainsted and the other
u - MISSION besides ON other spc.
" "nI'oI :" "a.n Of sickness among the
, 1882-06-03

The alary lr a Veterinary Surgeon
to hr increased from $50 to-. -. O.G0
The Presidency would regret very
much If, altp" succeeding in ohraining
a Veterinary Surgeon hjoh!y recon-
mendpd from the Veterinary Board in
C~oupnhagcn and OF such ability as the
present surgeon, he should feel diSsatiS.
fled on account Of his having in Denmark
formed an 0yerrated estimate Of tie income
he could expect t receive in this Island,
and should leave the Island again, to the
irlepardble detrimrnt oil public interests,
more especially when it be remembered,
to what extent The Wea OF the community
in many different ways depends on the
healthy and vigorous state OF The stock OF
cattle ON the Island. The Presidency
cOdId therefore not otherwise tiiam highly
Sympathize with the Veterinary Surgeon
recently arrived here, when he complains
Of his disappointed eNpec %aii0uS, all the
more so AZ the Presidency must admit, that
the contributions from the public funds
towards his salary are entirely too small, and
were at tle time kept at those low figures
only until the Presidency could AGAIN
experience that we had secured the ser
vices of a really competent man. With
the additions now proposed and the other
payments under item CG, Z and d together
with the income which the Veterinary
Surgeon may expect from his private pIac-
tice, he may reckon on c. Sl,400 to $3.50
p. a. besides free house and the use OF the
public land at K|in@shill and with this
he would be c0ntented.
., BIZ the Presidency:
AS Item 3 to he posted.
Salary did allowance fnr hou>ercnf for
an examined midwife in the country dis
trictA a $40, respectively SIG and 4--$240.OO
8, By the Committee:
No. G Salary for an examined midwife
in the rural districts a S16 p. NJ. and
house rent a >14 =. m. $40.
4. The Presidency:
ads. The amount for training W mid
w~ivtsat the Royal Lying-ln-Institution
in Copenhagen, $54O, to lie increased
tO.-.- ....-......----.So@ o:CO
according to information from the Min
istry Of Finances the Semester at the
Royal Lying-In Institution will not com
mence before the list of September, aud
the two pupils from here need therefore
, 1882-06-03
NJ ONE Y Bill

For dejyayiag expenses under the Budget
for the Municipality Of st. CrOir for the
Financial gear from LIST April 1882 to 3lSt
March 1888, the Joll0cing amounts are here
By granted.
sub Item D 10. The Department of Pub
lie Instruction.
For salaries to the Teachers in the
Public Town Schools besides 81, 1p4
already fixed 80. Sl,S56.r0
2. 2 Messengers at the Schools 168.OO
3. Salaries to an assistant teach
er and s female teachers i'll
the Country Schools ....-... 792.0O
4. Other expenses for the Schools
in towns and country ......- 10000
s~3,21G.OO
No amendments were proposed, the
Grant for S3.216 was adopted unanimously
, 1882-06-03

No amendment was proposed; the grant
for 1906 was adopted unanimously.
, 1882-06-03
M 0 Ne Bill

For detraying expenses ander the Budget
for the Municipality Of st. CrOa9 for the
March 1888 the joUowing mounts are hereby
granted:
, 1882-06-03
S3,2lG.00

No amendments were proposed, the
Grant for S3.216 was adopted unanimously
, 1882-06-03

The following amendment was proposed
by the Committee:
ad, G 8. Road Department.
6. Expenses for repairing streets, wells
and bridges in both towns $4,000 to
be altered to ..........--..-S405.OO
lin all for Christiansted $4,000
for Frederiksted $245). The
total sum of the Grant altered
from 1924 to........... . $4,000
The amendment was adopted tacitly.
The Grant for a total sum of 5000 was
adopted unanimously.
, 1882-06-03
$IJ,777.00

The following amendments were propos-
ed, VI:
, 1882-06-03

No amendment was proposed; the grant
for 1906 was adopted unanimously.
MONEY BILL
For defraying expenses nader the B"dget
for the MuRjciFaIjty Of st. Crotf for the
Financial gear from lSt april 1882 to 3lSt
March 1888, the todo1cing amounts are hoyedy
granted.
sab Item G 8, The Road Department,
Streets dc.
l. For stationery for the Quarter Off
GERS ....-$ 64.00
2. Expenses for repairing streets,
wells and bridges III Doth
towns. 4zV.0O
8. For lighting streets and other
nnhlic nIaces 10000
S624.C0
The following amendment was proposed
by the Committee:
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A Grist of Interesting Matter
Culled From Valuable
Exchanges.
Embracing G ontributions-from
the Many Humorous Writ
ers of the Day.
And Prepared Especially for the
Thousands of Readers of the
Sunday "Bazoo''
After Attending Divine Services
Read the Following and Happy
Will be Your Lot.
Why Rowing Was More Wicked

Why Rowing Was More Wicked
Nothing is wrong hut by compar
ison," said a pompous little man to q
sad-eyed individual on the court house
steps. Nov, sir would you think il
was wrong TO walk out Sunday morn
ing for pieasure?"
mo" replied the tacitnrn, sad-eyed
man.
We'll, sir, would it be any worse tG
ride in a buggy
Not as | am aware of"
"'Twouldn't eh? That's what
thought. Now, sir, would it be any
worse to take pair of souls and row
about half a day on the river on the
Sabbath ?"
1T would that said the sad'eyet
man.
Nov, that is just where your big
otry comes in Now. sir, please tel
me where the difference between the
two diversions comes in"
why, can't you see it,"
.! must frankly admit my ina
bilitv."
well. rowing is a cussed sight
harder work. Chicago Herald.
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A Very Gentle Horse.

Nv wife, having been run away
with once, is always afraid the horse
is going to run away with her again.
Yesterday when Harrington, who runs
the Maplewood Hall stables, or the
Berkshire Hills, Mass, brought up a
span. he had to stand the usual eues-
lioning:
snow, are they very.gentie?"
90, certainly-kind as kittens
"Did they ever run away"
"Never."
do you think they could run
away ?"
Harrington looked at the horses
sadly and said: Madam, to be
frank with you, l don't think they
could"
"Well, have they ever been fright.
ened ?"
"No. never. NOthin' could frighten
EN-" said Harrigtun.
HAS anything ever happened to
them that would have frightened them
if they had been skittish ?" continued
my wife earnestly.
"Well, yes. mann ; su'thin' did hap.
pen thuther day that would have
skeered 'em if they had been skittish.
"What. Harringron-what ?"
"Why, l was drivin' along down
the WoOlsey hill. storm came up. an
six streaks of lightenen' struck them
horses right on the head, and
"Did they run ~
mo. nam. they didn't move they
jest stood still and paved the ground
for more lightnen'. They liked it."
"And the next" continued Har.
rington. "a city Teller was driven this
team, an he let a railroad train 60
right through EN-"
did it kill them ?"
Z" No but the city Teller was all
used up. But you oughter a seen
them horses. They acted 50 human
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He Had Got Over Telling Lies

He Had Got Over Telling Lies
"When do you expect to pay me
that bill?' asked Q Little Rock mer-
chant of former customer.
81 do not intend to pay you. 1
have promised you time and again,
but as / have been elected superin-
tendent of q Sunday school l do not
intend TO lie about that bill any longer.
No. | do not intend to pay you"
Little Rock Gazette.
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Too Much Her.

There is certain Young lady in
Evansville who is as handsome as an
hour, but who is 8 Must inveterate
fiirt and coquette. She d. I.hts in
winning the crude affections of a
young man, and when with wildly
beating heart lie drops upon the elbows
of his legs and pours out the tale of
love. she also delights in looking
panied and embarrassed and in telling
him that she can never be any mpre u
him than distant relative ON his
mothers side. A short time since she
threw her net over a drummer named
Pau; -, and soon hal him SD des-
perateIv i'm love with her that he lost
his appetite and wasted away until the
envelope of his body was nothing but a
fl shy bag fi.le,l with bones of assorted
sizes. A drummer friend of his
noticed this and determined to save
him il it was in his pins, and for this
purpose called upon the young lady
at her home. Surprising she had
caught another victim, she received
him with dazzling Goosetown smiles
an, escorted him into the parlor
where two SO cent chairs stood side ny
side. He sat down i'm one of them,
she in all other. and after few pre-
liminary remarks about the weather
and the dear, delightful moonlight
evenings. he elected the cough from
his throat and began:
"Miss -, ] came to see you on a
very delicate errand. / have some
thing to say to you and it embarrasses
me very much, but it must be said.
She thought it was another propo-
sal sure. and her eyes cleaned with
supreme delight.
II wish to ask you, Miss -. if
you don't think it wrong to gamble
"Oh. yes. indeed | do. | think it
one of the leading vices of the age"
"Then. why do you do it?'
"What, sir Me gamble. You
should not jest in such Manner"
Il am not jesting-never more
serious in ny life. You are living the
life of gambler" ..
Why, great heavens! Mr.. -
in what way do | gamble: Explain
yourself, quick !"
Il have been watching you for a
long time, Miss -, and | cannot
tell you how it pains me to tell you the
unpleasant truth. Every act Of your
life for the past few months is known
to ME, ami with :ain came TO tell
you that You have been playing Paul,
| see"
The girl reflected Il moment. and
then with one long AMI piercing scream
fell to the floor in swOon. the poder-
Gus pun was too much for her sensi-
tive soul.
The drummer fed, feeling that he
had but performed a duty. and the
girl was resuciated and put to bed.
" here she lay in a delirium for two
days. The means employed were
harsh. but the courageous drummer
had saved bis friend.-Evansville
Argus.
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ole and poo' an doan' know much. but
l amt de sort of mule to take 10th
wife widout making all 'rangements to
board wild her ladder an gin him my
note wheneber anythin' am due |!
'Spose lie gwine to be sleepiu' in de
fence co'ners an libin on green apples
kase my las ole woman TUX a noshun
to die? No. sab! | isn't dat sort of a
mourner! lie got to dat aige whar'
LIE got to be token care of if has to
mary a dozen wives to do it.-Albany
Journal.
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like. Why, when they picked that
city Teller out Of the trees, they walked
straight up to him, .ook him by the
seat of the pantalOOns-"
20 N.Y."
Lifted him right back into the
wagon again, and"
NV gracious me-"
"And then they hitched them.
selves hack onto the wagon and drove
themselves home. Didn't they Mr..
Kittelie Eli Perkins.
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Putting Whitewash Where it Did
not Belong

There is gentleman at La Crosse.
Wisconsin, colored man, who should
20 to congress He would he handy
to put on committee to whitewash
members who are to be investigated
The colored gentleman, Mr.. Harris, is
a whitewasher. and he and his Wi e
occasionally have little troublous
times. and he pours whitewash OH the
troubled waters. The other day they
had their semi-annual quarrel, when
Mr.. Harris struck his wife across her
black face with a whitewash brush,
filled with whitewash, and her sins
were made as white as snow. She
looked in the glass and when she saw
the change that had come over her,
she thought that the blow would be
90 cd evidence against her husband in
a police court. 80 she started for the
Justice shop with the whitewash on
her face, singing, Just As l Am
The sun dried the whitewash and as
she marched through the streets with
one side of her face white and the
other sile black, she created a sensa-
tion equal to the double-headed girl.
The court caused the frescoer to be
arrested ~ -
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Subsiding a Pale, Gentlemanly
Agent. .

She said she wanted ticket to
Wyandotte and return. and the pale,
gentlemanly a. ent, with dark nous
tache. asked rs he took up the paste.
boards: Singles"
1T amt any of your business as
know" she. responded .tartIy 81
might have been married dozen
times if I'd a felt like providin' tor
some poor shiitless wreck of man y
He doesn't ask ladies # they want
"single' tickets any more; he's afraid
to.-Chicaga Times
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1867 Pnze0 amounting sos, 500
Application for rates to clubs should he made only
tn the office OF the ompany IN New Orleans.
For iurher Information write clearly, giving full
address. send orders by Express Registered Letter
or Money Order, addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
VI. A. DAUPHIN.
CO., Seventh street Washington, ID. &.
\.f.-Orders address To New Orleans Will re-
Gel rompt attention
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-19
Pizarro McGinness.
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Stop that horse car J"
1t WAS balmy afternoon in August,
aud all the world seemsd wrapped in a
mantle of IOveliness. The wind was
signing through lawn and garden in a
drowsv fashion, and flowers that lined
the grayeled walks Of Coastcliff castle
seemed to be reckoning with loving
hands to the Lady Esmerelda as she
sat in graceful poise on velvet COW
cred fouteuil and gazed in a languid,
dreamy. no washing to- be- done for
three-days manner upon the pageant
of nature that was passing before her
eyes.
Aut when the voice of one she knew