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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.
EALE LAKE. CJrT, UTAH.

FE'HB ACADEMY, CONDUCTED BY TIE
listers of Holy Cross, is situated IN Q Sc
Guided, healthy location. Ample grounds are
attached for exercises.
Tne building is spsci Gus. and provided with
modern ia; row nents Il affords accommO-
dati9h for large lumber OF hOarders, besides
the days hOol.
Tne Musical and Art Departments are con-
Quoted on the plan OF the best Conservatives
IN Europa
The Course Of Study comprises sll the
branches of a thor ugh solid and polite educa-
ton, and l. UGH as :, render the pupils intel
lig-nt, useful and sccOm pIished members
society.
While st Mary's possesses ell the advantages
OF q hrst class e 'ucaliOnaI institution, the
charges are moderate.
French, q Tmsn and the elements of
drawing and vocal music, being included ia
the z igiish course, fOrm'nO sxi IA charge.
Pupils Of al denominations received, and
no interference With th ir religious belief.
no special uniform required.
A separats Department for little hOys.
Studies will be resUmea on MOnoay, August
18th, 1882.
For circulars, ETC., address as above.
SISTER SUPERIOR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
complete with reliable
the Griddes adjoining
tories man who can put some money into the business and that the
rddes sold in Utah adjoining the next twelve months
the
and sell good thing. Address
F. M VAN ETTEN IS and so Lake steet Chicago Ill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

TAYLoRvILLE, H., June -, 1882.
+. NJ. VAN ETTEN:-Dear SRI received your
Schoheld's Patent Cake Griddles all o. K. and
they are all sold. 1t don't need any talk to sell
them. Please send me by Express one dozen Grid
dies, the same size you sent me, and 1 will push
these goods for you. VIII send you draft for the
goods as soon as I get my orders filed. Please
send at once. I have them all sold and want 10
deliver them right away. I think can sell any
amount of them here Awaiting my order,
remain, respectfully,
A
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SAVE YOU'D BOOKS BY getuns
sne9 bound. 1rg sha HEEALS
s12dazzA
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WANTED

Immediately, fifty teams to haul
Ore. The Lead Mine Company also
desire to purchase a lot of large
Young Mules well broke to harness.
Enquire at COmpany's Office in rear
Of McCOTnick's Bank.
G. D. SHELL, Sup'G.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

This Gridde is destined at
all SOaDStOne
short and have imInense sale this fall and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

The large size will bake 8 Cakes per minute, and
Hotels, Restaurants, Boarding Houses, Etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-13

The small size bakes Cakes per minute. and is INTENDED
vato
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
ENTIRE NEW : YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- 1. !" camara. ........... s7(
TARIFA DE ELETE PARA EUEYA-YoRK.

Cafe, Aztacal-, Mieles, etc, segnn coo.
venio especial con los agaates, llbres ue
capa.
a MAS BARA.EA agTA pare Europa
VIA NEw-YcRK con opcioI d perm n6ceI en
.iicho punto los pasajeros boac el tienpo
lue luzguen oportuno.
Oonocimiento boIeta dc p ajes directos
SO dan en- todos los p1ertos Jnde los Yapo-
les de la compania tocan, ra Europa, Cd
tadG y B'.sto1a On coneXion con las siGuien
~ llneas de vapores:
VIA NEW Y0RK.-Por la de Cunnrd,
Ntite Star, Iantes,s para desde Liveyp0oL
North GeTrsaH Lt0yd para 0esde Bremen.
-HoanbaTg american P0chet ConspGfsy para
Gepi4G A1tbSges. - General Transatlantic
0DlpG1sy para desde HGUTe, Anchor Li1le
AKA desde Lo1L0tresy y GtGSg0Ic. Merchants
0eSpGtch d International a Ls1te para des-
todos los pultos del CttfsGdG. = lhsa'Op0ii-
ia Atlts psra desde Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
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LlbrOs para lOrellliOS

En la lmpTenta del BGLETTN Sc ha reci-
bido p0r eI flltimo vSpOr corleo NJ gran Barti-
do de dblos (encuadernaei6n dc lnjo) lara
premioS 8 precioS reducidisimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Este maraV1llOso DaisanO s&na lntailbie
menUe las Aerluas anLiSuas, las llagas, y Ioe
m4ies ue pIoluaS DC pecnO. fOr mediU
Qo su lnnueACla las uiCeIas Viruientns 10
nAtan niuy pLUnLO un aSpecLo couyaleclenJ
GeSapdIeCen. JaLlhs ueJa este unBuenJ
LeIIlkoLanC6 ue pTOuuCI1 Una CuIa porf6CJ
10 las esfecIIOGoS ue Ia pl6i, los cOAsLl pts
uOs, Ie5 LOSES ia EeuLnatlsLnO, eun cuanu.
80 MA apeieoU en VauV "a dOdUs IUs ue1uAe
IemeQiOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
GRAN REBAJA.

La maqufna "Nacional Americana" de CO.
scr doble pespunte, tan conocida va en- tod
la Ila, por sus buenas cualidacos, Sc expen-
der enlo sucesiyo, al m6dico precio de doc
pesos, por los 1nicos agentes en- esta lsa 5
Melon j Co. San Just0 IL Pto-Rico
hfa ri n
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Lioyds Ag1aet.

AGENCIA LLOYD SAN JUAN P. R.
Pongo en- conocimiento general que con J
FL. Stevens C6nsu. de S M. B. gu ara encar-
gado de esta Agencia durante ell tempo de
mi ausencia de este Isla. Todas las conluni-
aciones Sc deben dirijir al Gonsnlado Brita-
leo, calle Fortaleza numero 70.
CHAs 9. GIBBONS
LLoYDs' AGENT
fha 10
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AMIGO DE 1OUOS.
FILg0SAs AgLLO WAy.

MilIones de personals, en- to0as las parties
del munuO, recuulondan dIcn4s tIiuOCaa
como I'll neJor reSJauraLlVo ue ia sSIuu 4ue
SO cOnoCe. Elias cuLEn Uooas las aIecclo-
nes uei coIazOn, oel higaoo, uel 9sTomaNo,
40 loo nnOnes y uo los InLosJInoss remue-
' en- Ia acrlmOnia, la naJuienCla ia caruiat-
Ela, eXpulsnnuo ue la s4ABIO UOua ILnpuroAes,
IOILaA6cI6AuO COLnp p10tsLn0AL0 S1 slHL6LntS A6I-
VlosO y Qan0o un tOno salUueDle a la oEges-
ulZAlHnn general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Los alas II reciDlIa este Dnquo en- Santiago
de CUBA, loS LfisSDoIu1S que CohuGzcG u Vap0I
PASAJEo del vapor correo que Bale el 70 d.
Barcelona y ~ dc Oaulz 1egan los dias Is 8
L'nerto-hlcO.
Los dias 3 entregara eil Santiago de Oaba
al vapor PAoAJEo, ios trasbordos que CON
duzca uesde oaUailiIa J Coion, para 81 corteC
qHe saie ue PurrJo-RIco los dlas lO, para ia
az y Batcelona.
iie6 distances Qaran sus cousignasarlos
@SooTtgaOS Ue GSqnsGQ1.
rarrGo- EslcC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
EchegaraY.

Sc acaban de recibir coleccione
conpletas de los dramas de est autor
en- la imprents del BoLET1N.
La Esposadel vengador. - La Uiti-
me noche. - En- ell puno de la espal Ia.
Como empieza y como acabs. = E.!
Gladiator de Ravepa. - 0 locura &
santidad. - Para tai culpa tai pena. =
Lo que no puede decirse. - En- ell piIal
y en- la cruz. - Algunas veces aqui. -
En- Ell seno de la muerte. = Bodas tr6gi-
cas-. - Mar sin orillas. - La muerte on
los lsbios. = E gran Gsleoto. - Los
dos curiosos imrertinentes.
Para Ia Isla Sc envian frances d
pOrte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Ninos memories de tres afios no pagan pa
saje Entire tres y doce aflos mitad de pa
SAFE. Orlados acompaf1ando d sus amos dos
1erceras parties del pasaje.
Para mas informes tipos dc hetes dirf-
4nse alas agentes de la compahia.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
0. 40 Sobrinos de Esqatid0n.
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lYISO A Los HlCENDADOS.

DE venta hoy en- ell establecimiento de don
Angel Robertin, calle Rel n1m. 68, un alam-
la "a RIGA LA Martinicana" de la capacidad
de 1900 litros poder producer l2O galones
de rom por dia.
E que desee comprarlo puede pasar y h.
blar G la persona arriba mencionada quien
dara todas las explicaciones Decesariss Y tam
bi6n Sc compromete a montar y ponerlo er.
estado de funcionar.
Tambien tiene poder de vender 10 ofrece
los flores hacendados, una maquina verti-
cal. construction francesa, para faDric, azd,
ear. ,e fuerza de IL cabaos Y de 10 bocoyes
de azGcar por dia.
Las mazas son de l metro so m melimetros de
ongitud y de 585 miltmetros de diametro Y
os ejes de 200 miliuetros de diametro.
Faiardo gosto % de e82.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
sEhllGle III Ii aAblGA 1 Pl0. RICv,
ocN GsoALA EN- NUEvlTAs, d1BARA, CUBA,
PONCE, AAYAGUEz Y PuGRrO-RIOO.
fAk1Ok& "R1ASAJ EsS.''

i > a
oaIIra 10 hsDanA el go = Qe c,ua lues ,,l4r,4
NueViLaH
Id. 0e NueVitaS 9! l us ii. III. III. GiUara.
Id. dc 0lbara ei 2 0e ID. Id il. ogO. de Uubs
Id. lie SgO. UubH el . III III. "a. Ponce.
ia. Qe r Q u y 81 o lu. III. III. MRyagtez.
Id. de Mayaguez ei III. III. il. san Juan.
RETOkGrNO.
5aldra dc Pto Rico ell3 do cada mes para
Mayaguez.
Ia. dc Mayaguez 81 IA i'd. i'd. i'd Ponce.
Id. 0e K once 81 10 "a Id. Id s. dc Ouba.
Ia. de =. de- Ouba el IL III. l0 ID. GibarA
Id. de GlDara ei 70 10. III. Id. NuevltaE
Id. de N1evlLas 81 Il id. iQ III. Habana.
Los dias IL, cntregara este buque al vapor
cOrreo que sae para Cadlz BorceIoAa, la car
IA que cUnuuce 0e los putrtvs ue eScala, CO.
lao lguallnente ID que reClDa del VapVr / u Ek-
TO-klCO, procedente dc Coiol y PuertOs dei
Pacltlco
Los dlas 3, reciDirA la carga que conduzca
para .OS pueltoS de su ru.4 y para Coon J
Puertus Gel Paclnco, q yapCr correo que sulo
ue CadIZ I'll QIa ~.
Servicio de Colon Puertos del Pacifco.
lin combination con iaS LneaS 0e la mlsnla
Empresa Trasatlenlica AnLliana, tamDleu
con las colnpanlaS uei lerr0-carriI dc Panama
Y Vapores de la COSTA sur del faclricO.
Dtl5 SsIIsesDrENA RIa6,A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
VlP0RIS- -C0RRBOS iSPlIOLTS
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLAN'TlCA
ANTES
lBE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto Rico Y Ia Habana.


SALlDAS.--De Barcelona los dias 4 25
de cada mes. DE Valencia Ell 5. DE Malaga
el Z V 81 de OadiS el 10 30.--De SantaIl.
der el 2o.-De la Oorufla el u
Sc eXpenGen bilie5aR direGtos para Maya
ghaz, Ponce, sSautiago &c JGba, Gibara NUeyi-
tas, Sabanilia Colon, con trasb0rdo en- Puer
, o--Rieo HaDana
VIAJE DiKECT0 DESDE PUERTO O-RICO
SANTANDER
Saiida de Puerto Rico el dla 10 de cada
mes.
!" cAmara IA camara. 80 c preftO 80 oAmara
lo5 1870 IS 50
TaEubien puedc hacerse el viaje, saliendo do
PuerLo-Rico, los dlas a, Is rs de cads mes
y trasUordalltio ELI la Habana
Los preelos para estos Vlsjes. son los 81
guientss
l.K A.a ..
De FueFso-kico La Habana. $50 y "a $ l6
Oe Id. a aSantander, Uadl2 Bar
ceIona (yia Habaoal. ....... 2G0 $50 10
So expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con 25
p.% de rebSja,
Habra reDalas para las iamiIias nuRierosas
con GlIlOS
PRIMERA z sEauNDA oAMARA.
Un niEo hasta de amos, en- cada qamilia,
| gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cHarCu
pasale. Los de z a IL amos medic pasale,
Los 0eulas paSalo euCoro.
TERoERA CI4AsE.
Un nlho, hasCa dos anos, gratis. Los nj
Los nasta amos meulo pasale. Los demas
pasaJe entsro.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
Jay Gould in Massachusetts.


Mr. Jay Gould has laid his hand
heavily upon the Republican party in
Massachusetts,. By the election of
Oliver Ames as Lieutenant governor.
be will secure an influence in New
England politics which cannot be
contemplated without anxiety.
His business relations with the
Ames family are intimate. lie has
lately made them his associates in
important financial enterprises. They
now appear disposed to employ their
wealth for the same political purposes
and IN the same methods for which
Mr.: Gould is renowned.
Thus we are informed. on what
seems good authority that one of them
is jointly interested with Mr. Jay
Gould's best known broker as the
owner Of New England newspaper.
and that they lately induced a member
of Congress TO decline denomination
by Offering him a comfortable position
in q 9 ir service at high salary, in
ordtl that another politician 10 whom
they a more deeply interested should
be sen - the House of Representa-
tives in his place.
Mr.. Jay Gould is already great and
growing political power 10 New York;
he is striving to become equally infu-
ential in Missouri. Let us hope that
the calamity may not extend to Mas
sacbusetts also
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
The Woman who Rules Russia.

hbW AOIh
Madame Pobedonostzeff, the leading
spirit of the Russian government of to
day, is the wife of the chief procureur
of the Holy Synod, and the most conf
Dental counsellor Of the Gar. She is
young, beautiful and ambitious. She
married NJ. Pobedonoslzeff but a few
years ago. Her husband, a very old
gentleman, is in love with her. 1t is
said Of him that the knightly motto,
God and My Lady" he changed into
"God and Ny Wife" and upholds it as
deyontly as knight of old. He rises
early aud prays to God, adores his wife
and then goes to see the Gar or the
ministers ofthe Holy Synod, and every
where he tries his best to carry out the
commands of his charming goddess
Meanwhile she herself is not idle. She
receives hosts of fair visitors of high
rank, who, while offering their homage,
seize the chance of commencing their
husbands, brothers or cousins. Some.
times this or that Minister of States
does himself the honor of paying his
respects to her. Occasionally she Wis.
tied Her Majesty, the Czaritga, to
cheer her soul in her golden cage. And
the Gar himself is there always at
hand. Thus it has come about that,
while the Gar keeps away from the
capital Of his empire, Nine. Pobedou- =
ostzef has somehow found herself to
be the center Of the Russian political
world. Instead Of the Cars policy
or the Ohancellor's or the Minister
policy we hear of the madame's policy.
With the modesty of an ascending
star she does not reveal her projects,
but it is very doubtful whether any
liberal reforms will find favor with
her.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
Panic cinaChurch.

WYTHERvILLE, VA, September
27.-Dhring the session Of the Baptist
Association at Hampton Gross Roads
yesterday two young men under the
influence of liquor began pistol com
bal in the church causing a panic
among the worshippers. Levi Bryson
was fatally shot by Jerry Cox but
succeeded in fatally shooting Cox;
both died in church. Many were
injured by being trampled during the
panic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
The Real Star.

A spectator at the Theater last
night was heard to say that he espe-
cially admired the skill and faithful
ness exhibited by the lady who per-
forms on the piano, the only musical
accompaniment, or feature, of the
cinderella" entertainment. The
person remarked further; II do not
know who that lady is, nor whether or
not she resides among us, but she is a
thorough artist. She seems to think
Of nothing bat the work before her,
and she works like a Turk, if | may
be allowed to make such a comparison
Indeed l think that lady is the real
star of the evening, and though cant
see her face to find out whether or moi
she is pretty, this exhibition would bt
blank without her. | notice, too
that her task is an especially difficult
one, for instead of the children follow
ing her she is frequently obliged t,
follow the children. The lady is al
artist, in her way"
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River TeIegrnms.

CAIRO, September 27.-Arrived.
City of Helena, Memphis, Z pm.
Departed; Annie p. Silver, 10 pm;
Ste. Genevi6ve, Memphis, Ii; City of
Alton, New Orleans, am; City Of
Helena, St. Louis, 8.
CINCINNATI, September 27.-River
10 feet ] inches and stationary. Ar
rived: Vint Shinkle, Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, September 27.-The
river is falling, with 8 | 10 inches
Arrived; Fashion, 7:30 pm; Dora
Cable, 5 N; Ii. L. Dukes, ll;l5a.m
Dstartld: Fashion, for Louisville,
S:45. TIE Cabler burnt her boiler
and turned back from Owensboro,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

WPARIs, September A.-While the
JerOmist Section Of BOnapartists were
holding a meeting to denounce news.
papers, the Pays and Petit Coporal
opposition section party forced an
entrance into the hall. RevOlvers and
sword canes were displayed and a
number of assaults committed. The
Jeromists declare the recent duel
between Dichard, editor Of Petit
Coporal, and Demsssus, editor Of Com
bat, in which the latter was killed was
virtually an assassination. The feud
between the two sections is becoming
very intense. The Republicans are
delighted at these dissensions among
them.
Leclanche, inventor Of the Leclanche
electric file and other improvements
in electri city, is dead.
LONDON, September 27.-Mr. Faw-
cett, the Postmaster General, speak.
ing at Hackney, said England has no
selfish object. Her chief concern is
to secure to the Egyptians the best
government and the greatest amount
of liberty possible. The abuse con-
nected with the late control will be
avoided in the future. The Egyptsans
will not have to submit to injustice.
A large portion of their revenues have
been appropriated by foreign officials
VIENNA, September 27.-Au ordi-
nance has been issued authorizing the
government to expend 100000 Aorins
in aiding the sufferers by foods in
Tyrol.
ALEXANDRIA, September 27.-The
Manchester and Derbyshire regiments
have been ordered to prepare to re-
embark for India.
ATHENS, September 27.-The re-
port Of the settlement Of the Turko
Greek frontier question by the sur
render to Greece OF the whole frontier,
as fixed by the international Com
mission, is officially confirmed.
LONDON, September 27.-Smyth's s
hosiery factory at BalbTiggan, ireland,
burned last evening. Three hundred
persons are thrown out Of employ.
ment.
BERLIN, September 27.-It ia semi
officially announced here that the
powers expect communication from
Great Britain within few days solie
iting an expression of their views
upon the state Of affairs in Egypt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27

draw poker has reached its highest
development. Not very long ago an
officer at frontier fcrt was
court martialed at the iastigation
OF other officers whose money he
had won. He had held four acesssover
the next best mans four kings, and it
was assumed that he had used a "cold
deck" He showed, however. that
his skill was due entirely to his long
military training; that he had never
allowed Indians or other army annoy
ances to interfere with his devotion TO
the game, and that he had come by
the cards honestly in the course of the
deal. He was acquitted at once, and
the complaining officers were informed
that they would probably know as
nuch about poker as he did when
they had been in the army as long. A
few days ago Captain Hartley, who
was detailed to the Office of the re-
bellion records in Washington, disap.
peared in very mysterious manner
A few days subsequently it
was discovered that he was off |
in search of more profitable
poker games, having completely ex
hausled the resources Of his Washing |
ton friends, While on duty at The
capital he was often known to play
poker all night long into the next day |
without a break. The latest word |
from him came in the shape of his
resignation, and it is believed that his
success in poker has convinced him
that an army officers salary is no
longer an object. The people who
have looked upon the army as a use
less and expensive organization, will |
be pleased to learn that it is doing a |
bene6cent work in eliminating igno |
rance concerning the great American
game; but il officers are allowed to
resign in order to seek new victims
when they have cleaned out" their
military brethren, it will not be long
before the army is painfully reduced. |
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
Balloon Escape.

MILFORD, MASS, September o.
Professor Aliens balloon escaped this
morning, with the Professor in the
basket. He has no anchor, nor had
preparations for the journey been com
pIeted, and the valves were not in
working order. When last seen the
balloon was passing East Douglass,
going southwest.
WORCESTER, September 27.-Pro-
fessor Aliens balloon landed, this
morning, about two miles from Put
nam, Conn. 1t passed over Putnam
very low, and the occupant appeared
to be all light.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
Thought. AbOut Daughters.
The Housekeener.


Nothing, Of course, can reeompense
a woman for the loss in her life OF the
love of husband and children, but
there is no reason why, added to this
bitterness, she should always have
the humiliation of dependence. Half
the terrors of a single life of woman
lie in the fact that she will never have
home of her own, but must remain a
dependent upon father and brothers;
the one too many in he household;
the beneficiary on suiferance in the
family, though she work twice as
much as actual members. A father
naturally sets a boy on his own
feet at coming of age, but as
naturally keeps his daughter depend
ent on himself. 1t is a pleasure,
perhaps, to him to give her gowns and
pin money at thirty as when she was
three. He does not reflect that she
has longing equally natural to every
man and woman, to take her own place
in the world, to be a rooted plant, not
a parasite. The difficulty is easily
solved. If the father is wealthy, let
him settle absolutely upon his daugh-
ter, when she is of marrying age, the
amount her would have given her as a
dover, instead of doing out the in
terest as constant gifts; if he is a
poor man, let him give her some trade
or occupation by which she can earn
her own money. This course would
obviate the mercenary necessity of
marriage, which rises night and day
before the penniless, dependent wO.
man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-27
@Pokeso as a Military Science.

The value Of the army as means of
promoting a knowledge of draw poker
has never been Justly recognized.
There is no doubt, however, that the
army is doing a great deal to develop
an interest in this noble game. An
army officer, unless he wifully throws
away his opportunities, cannot long
rem in in ignorance Of its deepest sub
leties 1t is among the defenders Of
lhe nation, indeed, that the game Of
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Decline ia Cotton.

The value Of cotton is running down
the market, having dropped lc on all
grades above good ordinary at noon
to day, and the decline here since eve.
ming before last ranges from 1 to 90 on
all classes, The price in Liverpool is
also lower to-day, and New York
quotations are irregular, with new
cotton much lower. The markets at
all points are weak and incliniDg
downward.
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slightly Shook Up.

ST LOUIS, September ga slight
shock Of an earthquake was felt in this
city and vicinity at 4:l0 a. m. In the
central part of the city the shock was
first noticed by rolling, even noise,
followed directly by twelve distinct Vi
brations at intervals of one second.
The first vibration was the most vio-
lent shock, which lasted about fifteen
seconds,
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Four Persons Drowned.

CINCINNATI, September q. = A
South Lebanon, Ohio, special says:
Five persons entered an old boat at 5
0 clock yesterday evening, to cross
the Miami river. During a playful
struggle for possession of the oars the
boat capsized, and four of the party
were drowned. Their names we're
Newton and Ella Wallace, and Abra-
ham and Bette Lucas.
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New York, September 27.-The
steamship Edam, recently sunk in the
collision with the Leparto, did not
belong to the Royal Netherlands
Steamboat Company, of the Amster-
dam Line. but to the Netherlands
American Steamship Company, Of the
Rotterdam Line.
Arrived Neuremberg, Bremen.