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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05
TOLD BY TELEGRAPH.

TOLD By TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING AND EXCITING
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE GUITEAU FARCE AT
WASHINGTON.
THE ASSASSIN STILL HOLD
ING HIS OWN.
THE DEFENSE WILL INTRO
DUCE
a NEW FEATURE ON CRANKS.
DORSEY'S CROOKED STAR
ROUTE.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS
THREE DESPERADOES KILLED
AND A DEPUTY SHERIFF
LOSES HIS LIFE
WHILE DISCHARGING HIS
DUTY.
POLITICAL MATTERS IN NEW
YORK.
THE COLORED CADET, WHIT
TAKER.
MISCELLANEOUS MINOR MAT
TIERS.
BASTROP.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION - ONE CoLoRED
ALDERMAN.
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Attention is directed to the law card,
to be found in another column, of
Messrs Martin & Martin. These gen.
tlenen are new corners to Austin, but
bring with them evidence, in the shape
of testimonials, which at once gives
them footing in the community. They
are both lawyers of ability and expe-
rience, and will give prompt attention TO
any legal business entrusted to their
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS
its useful color ana lustre by the use OF
Parker's Hair Balsams, an elegant dress
ing, admired for Its purity and rich per-
fume.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05

A SINGLE SToNE-From n running
brook slew the giant, Goliath, and mil
lions of noble men since that time have
died from single stone in the bladder,
which Warmers Safe Kid ~ and Liver
Cure would have dissolv-d and carried
AWAY.
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THE FELLOW WHO PLAYED WITH HIS
EARS

EARS.
WASHINGTON, January st is
said, on high authority, that Judge
Advocate General swain, in review
ing the court martial proceedings in
the case of Cadet Whitaker, has
raised the point that the court was
illegally constituted, because it was
ordered by President Hayes without
any request from the department
commander, and that therefore all
the proceedings were void.
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RANK BUSTED.

CHICAGO, LII, January 3.-A
special says 1.-THE banking house
IF Euoch Littlefield, at Kankakee.
IN. suspended payment yesterday
morning. The amount involved IL
not stated.
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THE DAYS REPORT.
MAYORS OFFIcE. January 8

To the Editor OF the Statesman;
AT your request write this communi-
cation, giving the present condition of
the city in relation to small pox. All
rumors of new cases in the city to-day,
after due investigation in every case,
have proven untrue. No case has de-
veloped since Saturday. Those families
placed under guard at that time have
been moved to the camp over the river,
and the houses vacated were disinfected
today. am informed by DR.. Denton,
by telephone, that Mr.. Enquist's child
viii probably die tonight Arrange
ments have been made 10 bury any that
may die over the river, so as to avoid
any possible danger from infection that
might arise from conveying The dead to
the city cemetery. There are eight cases
in camp, none having occurred to-day.
DIR. Denton is well. Respectfully,
]. CUNNING. M. D.,
City Physician.
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Because 1t ADDS 10 personal beauty by
restoring color and lustre 10 gray or faded
hair, and is beneficial to the scalp, is who
Parker's Hair Balsam is such q por'iar
DRESSING.
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Made nom harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and failing
hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
first rank as an elegant and reliable hair
restorative.
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There is no happier man in IL, ester
than Mr.. VIM. NJ. Armstrong. With a
countenance beaming with satisfaction he
remarked recently, "blessings upon the
proprietor of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1t saved me-"
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LONDON, January 3.-The steamer
Rossenda Castle, from Shields for
New Orleans, laden with railroad
iron, has arrived at Falmouth, with
her cargo shifted.
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Georgians in Texas who want the news
from their old home, should subscribe
for the Savannah Weekly NeiOs, price 81
a year-postage free. 1t makes a special
feature of state news. Address j. ii.
Estill, Savannah, Georgia.
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[From Wednesdays Daily.l
THE SMALL POX.
NO NEW oAsEs-AN OFFICIAL RE-
PoRT-THE SCARE OVER.

No new cases of small pox were re-
ported in the city yesterday. The
STATESMAN reporter has been strictly on
the Qui Uics, but nothing rewarded his
search after news in that direction.
Below we give an official report, from
the city physician, and, as long as neces-
sary, we are promised report of this
kind every day. This is decidedly the
best plan, for the city physician speaks
officially and from the records:
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DrEp.-Mrs. K. G. wnEELER, wife of
Hon. I. b. Wheeler, died at The resi-
dence Of Mrs. r. Nichols, in this city.
Yesterday, at 10 O'clock The funeral
will take place from the residence Of Mrs.
Nichols at II 80 a. m. to-day. Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
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Dyspepsia symptoms, such as retastIng
of the food, belching, heart in the stom
ach, heartburn, ETC., properly cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Il was asserted yesterday that the
governor had purchased the Manor farm,
seven miles north Of the city, paying
5000 for il.
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THE KILLING.
LEGAL INVESTIGATION OF
THE HOMICIDE MON
DAY NIGHT.

AFTER A PATIENT INVESTI-
CATION, A VERDICT
is RENDERED.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cnres pain in
Man and Beast. aug3eod&w
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DON'TTAKE ANY CHANCES ON LIFE
When Warmers Safe Kinney and Liver
Cure willregulate and keep you healthy
a. al times.
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is we'll known in this community,
being somewhat notorious chaac.
ter. He was hardened out of the
penitentiary some time during the
summer by the governor, having been
sent there, we believe, for horse stealing.
A reporter of the STATESMAN visited AXE
at the police station, but he refused to give
the name of his dead companion. The
clothes of each of the men were thor
oughly wet, and both drunk.
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Yesterday at o'clock Justice Gregg
called the jury of inquest, in the case of
the man killed in the first ward Monday
night, and a thorough and searching in
vestigation as to the facts governing the
killing was had. The evidence IN the
case is, in substance, just about what
was stated in yesterdays STATESMAN,
and is as follows
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05

The letter was not enclosed in
an envelope, and contained no evil
dence of the locality of the
parties to whom addressed 1t
is presumed the name signed to the
letter is that of the dead man, but this
of course is not certain. The letter
asked for legal advice, and evidently the
writer was charged with some crime
somewhere and was either a fugitive
from justice or was at liberty upon bail
bond
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T.LoUIs.

ST. LOUIS. January 3.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat active and
lower No.. red, $1.35 cash. Corn
opened better, but declined 70 00c foT
cash and January; G8H February: Oats
lower ut 45Nc. Pork quiet ut , 30 for
cash and January. Bulk meats steady
but slow; shoulders, $3.50; ribs, $3.50 (;
clear sides. S10.121f; Lara nominal a.
81 90. Whisky steady at sl.io.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO. Wednesday, May 81, 1892.
Monday. To-day
rnr rvLearApH 40 TIE rRlnrNF.l

BODIF Cal, Nav 3l.-Work underqTOund was re-
sumed in all parts of the STANDARD Consolidated
mine to-day. Both mills viii start up again to-
morrow.
During the past weci, Bodie Consolidated crushed
100 tons OF ore average assay value. %49 Bullion
shipped, %lOSOO. The quartz in the north DRIFT,
7SO level has improved IN quality and is being sent
to the mill. Wine No II is down II feet The
rich orcstreall from to 10 inches in width. The
Uprase from the 800 level Lent shaft is up 10 rect
The ore vein Is narrow, but the ore Is OF excellent
qualify. The Lent shaft is down 025 feet
The MONDAY and North MONDAY JOINT east cross
cut, 27J feet below the 1l2 level, Is 10 feet long
The ledge was struck yesterday, but mas not Oeen
crOsScut. The ore is better than III relatively
same part of vein. A drift will be run north and
south the fOotwa OF ledge, when Will bc cross
cut al various points.
BOdie dump June ..
The st, Joseph Lead Company has declared o
quarterly dividend OF per cent, payable June -,
transfer books will close June and reopen
June II.
Bullion valued at So, 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Old Dominion superintendent telegraphed May
IS Shipped to-day - 900 pounds bullion"
Father De Smet superintendent reports for the
week ending May % that 100 tons of ore were
extracted from first level, 100 tons from second
level and 10 tons from third level, During the
week . ,275 tons of ore were mlled. The north end
tunnel Is in J94 feet the west crOsscut tramWay
level is in rs feet and the Golden Gate crosscut Is
III 81 feet The last twenty-five feet of the Golden
Gate cTOsscut cut the body, and the face IS still
The superintendent of the Calavcras Water and
Mining Company reports to the New-Ior& Office
that he has opened of the boxes two sluices
and has sent the gold to the San Francisco Mint
The proceeds Will be RENTED To New-1ork He
states that the results have exceeded his exDccta-
tions. Notice OF payment of June coupons will be
found in another column The company is gather
ing gold in four suces. As yet only top dirt has been
run but large area of bedrock has been uncov-
cred, which will come in at the end of the season.
Palmetto superintendent reports, May %: Il
have just teiegraphed you of a body of ore struck
in the 9Th level crOsScut. 1t is of low grade, but
Is a well-dened vein. There is a lead in the
Sd and 4th levels. and think this is the cOntinu-
alton of the same. he ore is arsenica iron, with
some quartz and spar, also considerable tale. IT
this u.s. as think, spur from the main ledge it is
much better than on the upper levels"
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MINES AND MINING

WEDNESDAY, May 31-P.M
The mining stock markets seem to have been
stricken with an incurable palsy. To-day dulness
for the whole market and renewed depression for
few stocks that tried to be active are the only fea
lures. Robinson Consolidated declined from 1.55
to 1.0501.15, and Chrysolite from 4.05 to 34O@
500. Decatur sold at 1000 $50, against ITO last
Saturday, and was the only bright spot IN the
market There was hardly more than enough done
to make quotations in the remainder of the market,
and those quotations almost universally
lower.
sALBS At THE MINING EXCHAY WOES
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WEDNESDAY,. May Sl-P' L.

WEDNESDAY, Muy %
The official report of the railway sh'pmens
flour, grain and provisions eastward from |ni0
for the week ended Saturday, May "a, maA"
little better showing than was made Tor TUG 30,
ing week. Tho movement last week was A,
tons, against Ii, 637 tons for the preced'us go
but compared with the corresponding weoA " ,..s
the movement of last week was 2ooii I.
smaller. Tho decrease from last years '0"D - yN
divided as follows: 81, 255 barrels OF noat -
tons of grain, and 35 tons of provisions 1o's ...
with the preceding week of this year inc 'N "A
is made up by 4,039 'on' -
grain and 1914 tons oil p'v-;hu,.d
less l.4s9 barrels of -four. and was ai' s'n~,,1
to the various system of railroads as i0. .';.hi
To the Vanderbilt system lake Shore anu - -.
gan Central 1888 tons to the Pennsy a"'. 49," ~
tenn Fort Wayne and Pan Hano'el, 80" "a
Baltimore and Ohio. 63l tons; anu wv a.as
rrnnk lost 1919 tons. Tho increase In 'no sN'. -.
81 Grain bv railroad (403o tohs' 49,
foce Of no advance in the ra'os "
,vater routes shows that the raiIioaas
entering into a competition with the "a'o' - ~
Cor the small grain business that IS dohs. -.
vanaerh;lt roads last week took 4,SS9 tons u 81
a1ainst . 4Os for the preceding week.
The following shows the quantity Oh po1' 100.
aud rrovisious carried by the various rosa0
ward from Chicago during tho week "na'0 ''
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New Civilizations.
THE HERALD OF HEALTH

THE HERALD OF HEALTH
FORTUNE CON TA1NS;
]. The Tubercle Parasite.
2. Effects of Tobacco the Nerves
3. Value OF knowledge of Hygiene.
4. Best Forms OF Boots and Shoes.
o. Massage for Babies
n. Failure OF Mental Power: its cause anu rcneuJ'
z. Grainia form Of food.
4. Malaria Flower Pots. x,,.,
10. NJ arriage and Parentage.
IL. The Treatment OF Feeble Chnden .,..uu
IL. Determining the Strength OF tho 90 &c
IL Rice as Food Aciditv OF the somach No, oS.
single copies 10 cents 81 year Every subscriber
Ia u I'm receivc the ma gazne AIDS 10 FANNY
oyernment of over pages and the most p
Of IFS Kind penned. Address NJ L.
Publisher 8 and 10 Laight-st, Newfork
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
The examination of the students OF tho schooi W"
begin on MONDAY, May - 10 a H.
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COMMENCEMENT. at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on
WEDNESDAY, Juno Il. At 10 a N
ZAP. BARNARD, :. T. D.. IL D. President
IyR. Newell's Classical and Scientific School,
w l5j West 43d-st Scientific Department Professor
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SCHOOL OF MINES
The annual examination Of the classes will begin on NUN
DAY, May %. at 10 n IN.
The examination candidates FOR admission to any OF the
six regular courses Mining Engineering Civh En-
rineo4ng Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology
Metalurgy, Architecture win begin on FRIDAY June
AT $50 a.
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gnsirnrtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final Of the sovera, classes Tor the year
will begin on MON DAY, May %. at $50 a. IN.
Candidates for the degree Master OF Arts and students In
the Graduate Department will be examined ON UISDAf
June s. and following days.
The examination of candidates for admission Will oegh on
WEDNESDAY June Z, at $50 a. IN.
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Grustee Sales.
nRuSTFE,S SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
i WnLREAs, THE GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COM com
laws OF the state OF New Nork did the first OF May
bonds seng for one dollars each raectyey
eerea from one to my ncsve PAYABLE to John or
arst DAY May iss3 with coupons the half
Year unl payment in in Of said principal shall have been
made both principal and interest being made payable the
National Shoe and Leather Bank in the cry Of Sew York
the written consent Of the Stockholders OF said company
s tn certain deed Of Trust mortgage Of hS
44 .e All the a aows G ecsad real and prn easona
property situate lying and being In me county Of pna
said County; at a point three miles west Of the
m Of ven length by G
feet IN With b on the ROTa bs G1S e ar feet
conveyed to the said Golden Ease Mining Company by
corded in the record books OF said County OF Pn in Book
And also The Golden Star Mine situate in Globe Muing
District County and Territory aforesaid at point west Of
fifteen hundred linear feet oy three hundred feet in width
Se e o iS @ Company ar BY cSare &
by deed dated January O. lssO and recorded January 1850
And certain mie or Plot o. Top9a I'VE acres in
S Sn1 g FooIe Mil tlretber Win aI te din angles 5
described properties with all surface improve
whatsoever longing sad Golden Eagle Mining Company
scrbed appurtenanees all the right title
and Of the said company Tor The purpose Of
the same, according 10 the effect thereof.
And whereas sand written assent duly filed and
Office Of the Recorder Of the County Pua
Territory Of Arizona the 2oth day OF April 1880 I'm Book
one of Miscellaneous Records page Ala OF
trust or mortgage duly filed oice OF
the 9th day OF May, 1880 In Book
Mortgages page S33
And whereas default has been made payment Of the
principal also in the payment
thereon
New Therefore the reqnest OF OF holders
bonds the power OF
o. viii sell public auction.
nett nuctionecr at the Exchange Salesroom IL Broad
way NewYork City the 10Th day of June 1892 at II
>aou all Tie above described and
New.York, May 10. lsS2 JOHN H. CORN ELL.
HIRAM A. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Attorney for trustee.
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DIPFRTALGERNNN LINE.

i Hamburg.Amercan Packet Compilys Line -:
PLYMOUTH CHERROURG AND HAABURG.
HERDER............Jlncl ELL "a
GIN b.ti June %. SUENi H.
ratestp Plymouth London ChcrbonrG and Hamburg;
FIRST cabin. 500 Second Cabin SD STORAGE ~ Round
TIN az 90 HAMBURG Havro and
southampton, 81 .>"ud Tor Tourist tAt-ti'
KUNIARDT ~ Co, { B. RICHARD e CO..
General AgsntL General Passenger Agents,
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Ocean Cleaners

UICU1I JIIUIIlCT5
4 NCHOR LINE us. NAIL STEAMERS,
n NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No % North River NeW-YOrk.
Bolivia .......June 3 n IN Deyona. June H. m
AnchOria TO- noon Ethiopia juno ~, IL ~ NJ
RatesOf pas5ageD
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFASrOr LONDONDERRY
Cabin. 5000 $50 ENcur3iOn tr6ets at reduced rt1%
Second Cabin $40 Storage. outward, t25 prepaid So
of Tours scotland" Rates Plans &C. apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D and direct line To the South Of France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LATTE, 1000 tons new We'd, Juno p
Travellers FOR France spain AMI italy, Pyrenecs Pau.
Nice will time and expense by taxing this line
cabin Qnclulng wine, $50. Steerage, $2l For passage
apply 10 ro,-r ,,-c,o &c D..
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
Boston. Wednesday. May 81. 1889

CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA ST0OhS
Rsnortef BIZ 10 IN IL DAyLs & Co. ~ WIS.
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WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES
w Aurora Cayuga Lake ~ Y Session begins Sep'emoe
40 -''- "'"N w. E = FRIsDEE. d.. President
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QnsirnciiofL
For Young Ladies'

years for Laboratories cabinets ana
art gallery Library OF 10 900 vols Board ana tuition II 80
wear Address Miss WARD Prin. South uadley. MGss
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GUION LINE. ..... -u....,,..,.
" UNITED STATES NAIL SrEANERI
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LlNE&P ID.
Leaving Pier 81 y. L.. fDJtDt kt1E,t-
NrvAp, ............. saturday. Junc n.
tVNONl NJ. Tuesday, Jun" q. $50 m.
.RTLoNt ........ Tue d4Y, g. D. m
AEGSSfN MA .............. Tuesday June %, a
sily. ltnn - 1850
TsFThese nova arc Duil5JflrDl IN yiteryhf cOmp1r
mcts and FURNISHED gt1 ev'f r'I u',3 - mafeJl'
massage trros4 'lDle,
bathroom snpkngrpon. drt yin sro)n piano a1l DrarY
also .y1ereucei arr gsp1 st'ylrioi al c1r,ro1 e;t
steamer rheVaJsrpD arc III UJper t')N tl1l mucny
those sraatstj ~ lIGlrti hs'L perts'' endl'i)n an
light os.,t,r,,,., 80, .,, .,
$40 rs TkRNEDi ATE so STEtUAG lat ID Y rates
*-'' OFFICE No. - BHDADWAl.
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For Both Sexes-City.

MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
VI school, for Young Ladies' and Children reopens Septem
Der 81 at 81 West S7ths separate class for limited num-
her OF
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Gopartnersbip Notires.

CTEVENS YOlSIN.
- p o. BOX 275.
Nos. rs AND so BROADsT.
HewYork, May 81. 1882.
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MISS 8. J.. CHAPMAN.
w English French and German Boarding and Day school
Formerly Miss /. T. BeDedictsD
Removed from No. 7 East 42dst TO No West 4sti-st
Thorough instructions III all departments
rENHE MISSES PERINE, % East 7lth-st., will
4 reopen their Engsh and Frslch Boarding. ami Day
schooor Dung LADIES' S5pts nJsc5l nunDer Of resident
pupAsilniLoI
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CUNARD LINE.

FROM PIER no 40. NORTH RIVER
BATAVIA Wednesday. June T. $50 A. m
*GALLIA. W dnesday, june H. $50
SFltNIA cdncs,ay June -, $50
SCNTHIA Wednesday. June %, 2:3O p.
steamers markcl thus do carry stecraga
Cabin pa ssagr. $50 and 500
ecIge ana from all parts or Europe al very low
rates Freight and Iassa &c office No. BowllngGTeen.
VERNON II. BROWN a CO., Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
W BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
PlerOf 'Ompsny II NDrth River foot MOrtolst
Thcp1sssn gers AVOID By Engi31
raiwydnl ths lssJ uOrt5 u crossing th5 Clllr3 in
small
81 ia RENT seryan ..... cdnesday. Iune Z. 10 a. NJ
FRA NCE. Perez d'Hautgr, t.. "Wednesday June ~ D. H.
iAgKA DOR. H. do iciI... "Wednesday. june ~. am
IOCIS De BLBLAN, Agent, 40. Glowing GtcCn.
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Art Scnools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA will pupils in PAINTING 0andscape, flowers.
stille china and dec0raton az her studio The Bella"
No 4S East 26h.st, 4thave commencing oct H.
references Mr. d. Huntington. Mr VIM Hart, Mr. James
NJ. Hart, MI a. \. Bellows