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Just Received

Fruits Glacs, Bon Bone, French Nougst,
Marshm allows, and all kinds Of homemade
candies at Floyd's.
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Homes for the Merchant
And Mechanic.
IN THE TOWN OF LUCY.

WE viii sell at public auction, FOR CASH. in
w the town OF LUCY. on the Chesapcafe.
Ohio and Southwestern railroad. IL miles rom
the city Of Memphis. on
Thursday, May IL, at III O'Clock, sharp,
FIFTY VALUABLE RESIDESCE and BUSINESS
LOTS. The town Of Lucy Il situated in The most
desirable portion Of Shelby county, on the great
Southwestern railroad from Norfolk 20 Mempnis.
ing every facility to persons doing busi-
ness In the city Of Memphis. The
town Of LUCY Il located I'm a thickly settled part
Of the county, filed with thriving population Of
farmers and iruit growers The face OF the coun-
try is partly table and partly rolling lana, healthy
water In the country in this town. This aa'e IA
made TO close out this property, and buyers may
rely upon Il being done without any reservation.
sI The title IL good and taxes all paid. Terms
cash Trains leave Memphis for Lucy. Sale si
SLOAN. ". W. HOrbfkk q co.,
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FOUND,
STRAYED OR STOLE

MAkE-one small dark bay mare, on Sunday
4fl May Sd; left 6ind foot white; right hind fooi
nall white; a flesh mark under left shoulder A
nberaI reward Will be paid for her return to
y. u. 1OHRlDEE. % Ns,ia
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500 Jersey Waists,

best styles in all colors and Sizes at s. So IS and
81 SO.
100 Ladies' Bingham Dresses, SO each.
100 Ladies' Linen Dresses, So so each.
100 Ladies' Figured Lawn Dresses, very nice,
81 so each.
500 best Percale Princess Wrappers, 81 Is.
100 Misses and Chidren's Spring Dresses all
sizes and eolors latest styles, fifty cents on the
dollar.
100 Misses, White Dresses slightly soiled, re-
duced 70 half price.
go Children's Bingham Dresses, TO years. 81
each.
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- s.enaIn ha,tsra

EE Seems Satisfy
A family want, ard [ wonder hos re ever
got along without PaEker's Ginger Tonic
It cured me of nervous prostration, and
have used II tiace for all kinds OF complaints
in nv family.
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ROOMH AND RnARn

POOMS-Two desirable rooms at No. III wash
LIZ 1ngton street, also use of paror. Desirable
furnished front rooms at % Marshall avenue.
pOONS AND BOARD-One front room for gen
! y tleman and wife, also furnished room for sin
gle gentleman; references 1879 UNION STREET.
IlURNIeHED ROOMS-With board, for families
II or single gentlemen, in private family, at I32
Second street. references required.
II. JAMES HC UsE-seeOnd and Adams streets
y Board snd room IS per week. Transients will
aud good accommodations at low rates.
pOAKDIAG AND LODGING
ID At 10 Adams street.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM-With board for
L gentlemen, in private family at No. 1872
Second street. Reference required.
POARDERS-At
II No. 306 Second street.
. OOM-Pleasant front room, with BOARD, for
IN gentlemen, at 1iS Second street
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YANTS-

v AN1Ss
THE LADIES AND ALL Lovers OF THE
= Fine Arts to call and see the elegant selection
OF beautiful OIL PAINTISGS now on exhibition
at A. NJ. SToDDARD'S Auclionrooms, 22S Main
street. large auction sale Monday at 10 O'Clock
m. and o'clock p m. a rare opportunity to or
nament your house. All paintings viii be sold
without reserve. Private sales at auction prices
k'IRST-CLAoS BoOK-KEEPER-WeI acquaint
l. co IN business circles with reference.
g., care Letter Carrier No. 6.
RoAKD-In first-claSs family IN exchange for
II music lessons, by competent teacher, grad
uate Oh conservatory at Vienna address
n. D., this office.
ENVERYBoDY TO KNOW-Tnat We retail Fair
IL banks Lard at l2% cents per pound; Gilt
Edge,Creamery Butter al s. cents: Choice Country
Butter at Is cents, and fresh Eggs Is cents per
dozen. s. l.. MOORE d Co
Corner fernando and Vance streets.
TITO TAKE CHARGE-Of residence for any fam
or VIII take the house and board the family; ref
erences exchanged. Address B c., appeal.
DARrNERSHIP-In small established business,
A. r, Appeal efice.
ITO SUPPLY FAMLIEs-Or boardinghouses in
L BUTTER this spring and summer; will send
IN lOpound lots and upward at so cents, delivered.
The butter is the very best.
MARTIN, WRIGHT & CO., loves Station, Miss.
PAsTU RAGE-5OO acres OF fne grass. water and
i salt: Stock taken a. cheap rates. Two miles
south Of city. GEO. 7. VANCE,
City Railroad ofhce
II ARNESsMAKERs-Go wages and steady
Ii employment. Apply at once by letter or in
person. PERKINS, CAMPBELL & CO.,
90 and 81 Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
ITO BUY-A Cottage Residence, OF rooms, in
L good locality, or building lot, convenient to
street CARS. Address PRENTISS,
Care Letter Carrier No. 2
1000 TONS RAGS, IRON, DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold Address
SAMUEL GABAY, Agent,
400 o AS shelby street. Memphis
A GESTs-To sell my sand and Mud Bands for
n protection of carriage axles
WILLIS N. FAIR, Dowagiac, Mich
CHOW BUsINEss-Boss book for agents; rs en-
~ cravings an eoloTed plates; circulars free
Sun" UBL1SHlNG CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
WTOMAN-With firstclass experience TO work
w in bindery. Apply at once.
2. 2. 1OOf q ".
= ONT railroad lzoorers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles, Pulaski
Montgomery and Roanoke counties, Va Ad-
dress . h BURSHAM, Geston's Hotel Memphis
II OR5ES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
Ii Grass hne, water abundant. Price So per
month r J. PERSON,
Hernando road. near Calvary Cemetery
CRCoND-HAND oLoTHING-Gosd prices paid.
= Call on or address
ELIAS sHAUL,. zes Main street.
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the Mozart Festival by buying a parasol Al
our store.
Elegant 22.incb, all elk, Parasol, 81 81
each, worth s..
Satin Parssol, 81 so each, worth So.
Satin Parasol, lined and lace trimmed,
81 25 each, worth SIS.
Finest Satin Parasols, Spanish lace au6
silk lining, all at So each, worth Sc 80.
Children's Parssols, Csc each.
Japanese Parssols, 15c each.
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We shall distribute our Mozart Festival
Souvenirs TO all ladies applying for same
on Monday and Tuesday.
n. q Z. G. GREMER d CO.
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These Who are Wise
FiaYdss Candies.

VIII inquire early for tae remaining choio'
articles at
JACK BROTHERS. JR., 224lS Lain Street.
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Boys and Children,s Clothing.
Towels aud Napkins!

sEh1i NEh1 OhEAfI
Come and price themi We will save you
money!
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A fresh LOT. Of fine Texas mares and mules
for sale at F. A. Jones & Co.'S, 81 Monroe st.
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HAVING 10 remove my marble-work1
very soon, am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwBLL, 80 Union ct.
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READ GoIdsmith's card.

EVERYBODY Is invited to attend the exer-
cises and hop of the FLYERS at E.tival Park,
Friday evening, May 18th.
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The Cottage Gallery.

READ B. Lowenstein's card in to-day
paper.
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Neckwear and Hosiery.

READ B. Lowenstein's card 10 to-day
nanpr
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OUR ELEGANT LINE OF
Black Silk Dresses.
These are Beauties and Very Cheap

The largest assortment Of Nuns Yelling Dresses
in the city, trimmed with Plush and Velvet Rib
bons, Lace and Embroidery.
The prices and styles OF our Linen D'Inde and
Null Graduating Dresses must be seen TO be appre-
ciated.
100 Spring worsted Dresses, worth $40 TO SIS, at
50 and 81 80 each.
Our entire line ~ Issies' dno Bpring Dresses
reg ularly bought at fifty cents on the dollar.
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nv A@~'~S~sS etAANA s~AAoSsss
Linkhauer & Lehman, Marble Block, No.
2g2 Main street, are now showing full stock
of fGe boots and shCes. Gail and exsmine
theIs. See card.
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FIoyd,s skestauraG-

Cool, we'll ventilated, nice surToundingf'
everything hone-like, elegant cooking and
every deiIcscy the market affords.
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KREMER 5
Bon Aqua Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn.
ON THE NASHVILLE AND TUSCALOOSA r. r.
1l5O Feet Above the Sea Level.
VISITORS change cars at Dickson Station, on
where an elegant passenger car will be in waiting
tmorning and evening" 70 convey them 70 Bon
Aqua station, when The Compeny's omnibus and
distant 400 yards. No delay. All arrangements In
perfect system.
The Leading Summer Resort I'm Te.-
Juns I, lsSS-
INCOMPETENT NEW HOTEL,
with all conyeniences that ample capital can COM
%sps ao0is ,n5 s three stories high with north
having q twelve-foot pCrtico around the entire
pn B zAfS a1ns io5RiaS DJ anleeaG
forty by eighty feet Electric bells in each ROOM
distributed in ali parts Of the square ana lake
view. place can be secured 10 suit all tastes.
either public or secluded: convenient, COOL in
invalid or pleasure seeker. The place has been
much improved since last season.
Complete Telegraph and Express facilities in the
Hotel also Telephone line 10 Nashville. Special
arrangements made with railroads for reduced
rates to visitors, and only twenty-five cents
charped for each person and one trunk from depot
| to Hotel.
Read our terms and testimonials, and come TO
Bon Aqua, where you will find cordial welcome.
renewed health and season Of genuine pleasure.
Among the attractions and conyeniences pre-
sented Tor the amusement Of visitors. may be
enumerated:
Hot and cold Sulphur Baths.
Our New Artificial Lake amply supplied with
boats and convenient bathing facilities for ladies
and gentlemen who have bathing suits.
Our Billiard Hall and Bowling Alleys.
A Livery Stable with bsggiee, ETC., for the con-
yenience and pleasure OF the season.
String Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the sport, and, In q word all the entertainments
and noER than can be found at any similar resort
in the South.
Location elevated and unsurpassed in romantic
beauty.
RATES OF BoARD.-For Adults per month, sss
70 s45 according to location, number, etc. Chill
dren and servants half price. Special rates made
with families for the season. Per single week,
So so 10 sl4; per day, g. 50. Some reduction VIII
be made TO parties making frequent short visits.
Husbands visiting their families Will be charged
rate given family. We invite correspondence.
Address GEN. z. p. NKELY, President,
or JOHN NJ DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs. Tenn.
DIR. W. A. CHKATHAh, Resident Physician.
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FOR SALE,

Uh ALEs
VANCE street Lot, east of Mr. D. Poston.
Arose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice residenc on Pontotoc, near undertake.
Shelby street Lot, opposite ME, Cloths;
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lauderdale and Nc
Residence south of Vance on fernando.
Fine reside ice, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenements on CeuSey; also, one on Beale.
p acres on New Raleigh Road. near Geo. Powelrs
and near Mr.. HsrdiDgs.
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court.
w. a. wHEATLEY, 2s1 Main.
DlANO-A hrst-class Chickering Piano, used
only afew months. Address G. Y. s., this
office. Piano can be seen at Hollenberg's.
DRY KINDLING wOOD-Cheap.
IL MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. co,
SIS and $50 Second street,
lust ARRIVED AND DAILY ARRIVIHG-BA
- Ear Patterns and Fashion Sheets for June.
J. =. KEY d CO., A North Court street.
GOOD GENTLE HoRsE-At q great bargain.
Proprietors Full Noon Cigar House,
$40 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel
NoTrAGE-1he desirable Cottage on the south
NJ e CoNAWAY. IS Main.
MARBLE WORK-And Monuments cheap for
Vl cash, or viii exchange for property or city
acceptance. F. QUIGLEY, 4S2 Main. near Besle.
II OTIS OF SWEET POTATO PLANTs-
IL BUCkHAM j. CAMPBELL, so BeRle ST.
TTNHE HARBERT PLANT ATION-Near Malore's
l. Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
shout 100 cleared. The other coo aeres-about
400 cleared improvements hrst class. Web pro
tected by Leyee. Apply to our attorney, Judge
II. p. Reid, at FIiaTs Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERTS. New Orleans La
D OCKAWAY AND HARM ESS-ln perfect orcer
1O used one month only. Can be seen at w. s.
Bruce q Co.'s. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
GRUSHED RAR-CORN-CRUsHFD OATS
" Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, -te The very
pest aud only good feed Tor horses, mules and cat
tie at this time of year.
]. v. PATRICK d CO.
Mem phis Gin and Mil
Opposite Miss and Tenn Railroad.
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Call and examine the nsw Potent Com
binatica Dssk for Offices, at Anss, Beaiiie d
Co.'S fnrnitnre and carpet house, 1863 Main
s1rzEt
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Steam DSlng and Cleaning.
Ladies' q ,s' wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed sF5Sor. Ostrich plumes, etc.,
lace curtaiss cleaned by L. Riegel, SIS Jeffer-
con street.
READ Goldsmith's card.
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HAVING to remove my marble works very
scoD, L sm now Offering my stock al greatly
reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
They Hltit Again.

whoever it was, he will enjoy learning thai
!ne l3oth Grand Monthly Drawing of the
louisiana NOV n. State Lottery at New Orleans, on
May StE, resulted us follows Ticket No
i,io'; S9ld as whole for % to a wealthy Gu
nan AZ hayanl, drew the first capital prize OF
SI5.o'o. NO. A., SOB sold to "a New Yorker as
whole, drew the second prize, $4,000. No.
Y, 43" dr1" the third capital prize $4,000,
ana was sold IN hths, at Il each. to Messrs.
Jas. J. Mcmillan. through Messrs. Jones X
Hamilton. Caldwell. Texas: to Mr.. Samuel
Jones, of Los Angeles, Cal: Mr.. +. Schumak
er OF Allentown. Lehi III Co.,. Pa. Nos. 10.
2H'an 2',2o3 drew each the fourth c.lutaI
~, Wo-'old in titths at II each amung Others
I Henry ElrhNndt, 5. ". cor. lUth and Mar
ket ST., St. Louis No, !. F. AIber, b,+ It,.
Gust St, same city two rtth- collected u,
MeSscrs. {: B. Richard Co.,. No Of tiruai
way. New York city, for n pnrtyn in san Fran.
cisco, Cal, Many winners among those who
captured S2b5, 500 in prizes desired tneil
names withheld. The m'vt drawing ocrurS
Tuesday, July lo'h, and VI. A. Daurhin. New
Orleans, La.. will furnish any desired nf,r-
nation on an application.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Heavy Rain storms. /.

The storm Of Sunday evening in tht
muncy Valley, i'll Penna., was tn.
Most violent ever known in that region
For an hour rain fell in torrents, accom-
panied by hailstones as large as hickory
nuts. Bridges over small streams were
washed away, barns were unroofed, Il
number of other buildings were dam
aged, the Recalling Railroad station was
demolished, fruit trees were levelled
and quantity Of grain was destroyed.
The storm passed into Northumberland
county, do ng great damage there. The
damaged railroad track at Muncy has
been repaired.
A heavy rainstorm, amounting al
most to a water spout" did much dam
age to property in Van Buren, County,
Michigan, on Sunday.
A violent storm passed over Chatham,
Ontario, yesterday afternoon. Trees
were uprooted and q bridge in course
of construction across the Thames river,
was demolished, two men sustaining
slight mi juries,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
BRse bali,

The game between the Qnickstep ant
Trenton, at Trenton yesterday, was de
clared OFT Gn account Of the rain.
The Cilirago base ball club has beer
organized with the following PLAYERS
tatrhtr,J Anderson pitcher, Il. Rash
short stop, L. Birnie; first base, p.
Rash Second, VIM Blcst third, Wm.
Stan' right field, II. Myers centre,
j. Kyle left, G. Cain. They will re,
ceive challenges from any club whose
members are under ~ years Of age.
Address, VIM. Blest, 32S West Second
street.
Games played elsewhera:
AT Providrnce-Provid"nce,7 7: De
tro..f, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures .;
Buffalo, H.
At LouisvilIe-,EcIipse, 10; Balti-
more, &.
At st Louis-St Lonis, s; Metru-
po|itan, ; ten innings.
at ncinnatl-Cincinnati, 6; Ath-
letic. 0
AT Columbus-Coumbus, i; Alle-
ghenv, ).
AT Boston the game yesterday was
stopped after the fourth inning on ac-
count of rain. Score-Boston, 2; Chi
cagO, /.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
The Cause of Action.

Some nine months ago Mr.. Ham;
2nteI the property on King street, be
wv Third, Of Thomas II. LaIly, tn,
kent 'or the same, and it Was under
food that he would continue in it.
FcupAnrN up to the 18th OF Marcl
txt Sometime ago, however, he de
rmuea to move to Newport if b,
bu,,! secure the appointment of hridg,
ndcl at that place, and made know
Is intentions 10 Mr.. Lally, at the sam,
/ |nne assuring him he would procure a
Rtisfj,c'ory tenant for the property, and
bat he would bring him to Mr.. Us
fc" in order TO prove his desire tc
Rrry ont the spirit As well as letter
/ tn" lease, Mr., Lally was satisfied
fitll ''U, arrangement and gave the
)atrt lo further thought. Mr.. Hanna
)lid his rem, II Is true, but failed to
fing up he tenant as promised Mr..
III y il passing down King street yes
frdaT noti2ed that the goods were b, =
bg removed, and az he had heard
bthing more in regard to the tenant,
piled into reYulsif!on the services of
|heritf Martin, This led to counter
F'ion on the part of Mr.. Hanna, and
brough the agency of an attorney the
Pa''rr was finally amicably adjusted,
pen party paying portion of the
P'>, as Mr.. LaIly wished for nothing
pore han was r.ght. AMI was merely
tomrted by the desire that the owner
the properly shou d not suffer loss
|ron-h his neglect.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Served Him Right.

There is gang of loaters that make
practice of standing on Sunday after.
poIls at Jefferson street and Delaware
vcEuc, and making insulting remarks
very couple that may chance tc
fNS. Sometimes they feign drunken
rs and olag-"r against persons who
r. walking along, Last sunday after
pom 'nty wer" at their usual place, and
"A S",ng maI from the eastern uari
t.1'' city passed with Il young dy,
Pc "i HE number staggered against
~ a"'t was Immediately knocked
|bW1 sud severely pumme,led. Tie
IN "n""r of the gang finding that they
'd " " 'h" wrong passenger took to
PrIr '"r'a and were soon ont of sigh,
It !. probaDle they would have been
tA'" iIw sam" way. The attention
th ,N'I"r is called to -irsa cowardy
Ms , "ho can be found ON the coruers
ly q ~ sunday.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
SPECIAL MENTION
eW Goods,


We keep our stock new by continual
replenishing with new and desirabl
goods-bargains that appear in marke
after first of the season. Observing tn
drift OF the trade we did not buy to,
largely at first, but reserved our fore.
that you might have the benefit of Judi
clous purchasing. We can sell oul
goods Reasonable, and at the same time
give you the best work. Ferd Carson
Merchant Tailor, 515 Market street.
Those Seeking
for that elegant chewing tobacco called
the Star, can find it wholesale and re-
tail at the great tobacco mart; also the
notable Sam Bass, that is creating such
furor. Remember that light and dark
Becky and Gypsy Girl, SO extensively
used, is our own copy -righted brands
ANY Infringement will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. CHAPMAN,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Photographic
Reduced in prices. Fine re-touched
cabinets reduced from s.. 90 per dozen
to $500 per dozen. Card photographs
finely re-touched, reduced from ST. so
per dozen to $3.50 per dozen. 7. G.
Holland. photographer, gallery 3O7
Market street.
Terrible Fall and Not Hurt.
Yerger's picture frames fell in price
from IS to 4j cents for Sxl0; wall motto
frames from 20 to 20 cents; everything
else in proportion; large invoice is the
cause. 4OS Shirley street
Oysters, FISH and Oyters.
The best salt oysters in this city re-
celved every day prices 20, 30, and 40
cent. Also crabs and clans received
daily. WIN. Pennell l2O and 122 King
street.
House wives look to your interests,
and call on j. S. Evans, 3O7% King
street, and have your feather beds and
hair mattresses renovated.
Notice.
| am now closing out my entire stock
of wines, liquors and cigars at cost
prior to removal. Chas. j. n. Beckett,
lOS and 10 Market street, Wilmington.
Schcen's Heater, Range and Stove
House, 200 to 2l3 Shipley street, Will
Del. Tin, sheet iron, brass,
copper and zinc work. Jobbing prompt
ly attended to. Estimates furnished |
At an low prices as consistent with fair
lealng.
To use Persian Insect Powder etfec-
lively little gun made for the purpose
should be used. j. Il. Hartman, drug
.ist, at Fifth and Poplar streets, sells
hem at ten cents each.
Janney, 3O1 and 1903 King street is
headquarters for potatoes, Old and new,
vegetables and all kinds of
oreign fruit
Canm's Corn Solvent, Radical Cure,
900 Cure and Phelps Rough on Corns +
old by Taylor q Fullerton, BOP King st.
Use Hecker -four from W. j. Morrow
II French street.
For best Minnesota flour 90 to W. j.
lorrow, AIT French street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
st. Nicholas for ,JuIy,

The Bridge proposed for the East
River in 1871 hv Mr.. Thomas one. to
connect New York and Brook lyn, IS to
bc shown III July ST. Njchoias in con-
nrrtion with Il fully illustrated ,I,scriu.
'"h " me pr',rlf bridge Of Mr.. Char
les l'arnard Mr. Pope published u
BOOK Nn"W very rare) in advocacy OF
his plan, and Ii" St Nicholas Ili,strA-
1lon is a reprint OF tlrengraving which
formed the troniispipce Of that volume.
lr viii he accompanied by some
"reminiscences Of Mr., Pope, contributed
ytien. Thos. $ Cummings, oncof New
York S oldest citizens. who tells among
other interesting items this antcdote:
1t is said that Mr.. Pope, in company
with Robert Fulton, the inventor of
the steam boat ana alumber Of other
distinguished New Workers, ON u Ger.
tain day made il trip around the city
In one Of the new steam boats. The a.
ternoon was showery and Just as the
boat rounded Castle Garden 1he rain
ceased, and there was eern Il rainbow
spanning the East River. See therev'
saws Fulton tapping Pope on III" Shout
der, "there'S Your bridge l'op" Heaven
favorS you With good omen "
Gen. Cummings states that Mr.. pope
Iargr nOur, Of his bridge,
which was set up " in the green fields
'nSt above Canal ~trr't' and he SAYS
hat one account a>plibrs the dpstruc-
lion OF This model To- a stroke Of light
mag, and moreover tilat this disaster
5 SAID TO have brtailuu il on the very
afternoon when 1t was 10 have been
=
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
MI. Cuba.

The Western Railroad Company will
continue TO make excursions to MI,
lllha the coming season as heretofore
The grounds between the race and
creek, including the pavilion stand.
have been rented, and will be sufficient
for recreation and amusement, The
superintendent did not neglect to re-
new the lease for Mr.. Chandler's !
grounds but declined to do 50, holding
tilat 'le SUN asked for the same was
eNorbitant.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Found,

The s. note lost by a lady and alver
tiSed in IN" RFrl HLIrAN on the 1911
INST, was found by Il young man nam
"d Joseph Cook, who is engaged il,
serving milk, and was promptly return.
'd to me owner, thus showing his hon.
"Ny, as well rs the valnc OF the l,EprB
Ll'AN as an advertising mr,lium Mr.
T. positively y declined TO accept any re-
ward tor his trouble, and consequently
the ady feels doubIy grateful for the
service he rendered.