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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-07-26

| HOUSTON, July 21.-8Irs. Prucall of Fort
Worth, this morning about 10 O'Clock, at
| tempted to hasten the fire she had started by
pouring kerosine oil on it. when the can ex-
ploded, burning her severely.
Dave Oates and his brother were examining
and mloaded an old rusty pistol, few miles
from town to-day, when it went off, and planted
ball in Dawes chest. The ball was extracted
and perhaps he may recover.
The paving on Preston street, between
Travis and Main, is now completed, the work
having been done In less than four days time
Contractor Hill proposes to fulfil! his contract
at the rate of three blocks per week.
The telegraph office is working here after A
fashion. Manager FELTON, is working faithfully,
and it is due to his efforts that the office is run
ming as well as it is. The office will not at
tempt to handle specials outside of the state,
but they say the state business is
all right. Mike Connolly, the night
chief and electrician. who has
mas been working with the company, went out
to-day. The statement that none of the of
noes III Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas are
working, in the press dispatches tonight is
not true, as far as Texas is concerned. As all
OF the old operators in Galveston. Houston
ana Dallas are out, the offices are being worked
by the clerical force. One old operator alone
now remains in Houston, but two accessiOnS
one named Dyer who formerly worked in the
Office, but had taken different work. Last
night no specials were taken from out of the
state,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-07-26
Special kilograms.

BAsTRoP, July 20.-The first bale of new cot
ton was brought TO town to-day by Edmond
Haywood. coiored. 1t was raised on his place
ten miIes from town. 1t claSSed good miGdling
weighed 800 pounds, and was sold to Higgins
Garwood at L cents. The cotton crop IN this
county will be large this SearSOn
BRENNAN, July 20.-Our commissioners.
two white and two negroes, met Wednes-
day to elect county judge to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Judge McAdOO. a deadlock enSued, the ne
groes rejecting the candidates offered by the
white members, and ce versa. To-day the
deadlock was broken by the unanimous cleo
ton OF {. Il. Breedlove, prominent and re-
Spected member of the bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
IN ACCIDENT TO A FREIGHT ENGINE

BRIDGET oRT, Conn, Jan. 26.-One of the
large freight engines attached to freight train for
New York on the NewYork and New-IIaven Railroad,
slipped eccentric Milford Station about o'clock
this morning. disabling her that she could not move
until repaired. The owl trains from Boston we're de =
ayed in consequence about three hours The local trains
were also considerably delayed.
Superintendent John T. Moody, OF the New-York.
New-Haven and Hartford Railroad said yesterday to
TRIBUNE reporter in regard 20 the accident that the
slipping OF a locomotives eccentric was common oc-
currence and was unavoidable. The freight train"
he added, heavily loaded and the strain upon the
engine was the probable cause OF the accident. When
the eccentric Of locomotive dsp aced, II In
necessary that 1t be put into position before tne ma
chnery be moved and that necessity In this accident
caused the delay to the incoming trains. The freight
train was bound to Harlem. There was no exctement
among the passengers because simple delay OF their
train would not Justify It,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Barrett yesterday confirmed the
report of a referee awarding to Mary E. Pray the
tody Of her two children.
Messrs. LavOrine and France recently
obtained a temporary injunction restraining Messrs
Barrett, McCloskey and waick from producing at the
Windsor Theatre Monday evening next the play en-
titled Jesse James. the Bandit King" The argument
the motion had yesterday before Justice
Barrett, who reserved his decision.
Several property owners on Greenwich-st.
yesterday testified on behalf Of the plaintiff in the
Glover suit against the Manhattan and New-York
Elevated railway companies, that the construction OF
the road had deprecated property in the street from 25
to 80 per cent They admitted. however, on cross-eI
animation that the rent derived from their premises
greater than in 1879. The trial will be continued
ON Monday
Henry Fl. Pierson, as receiver of the Reserve
Mutual Life Insurance Company began recently
ton In the Supreme Court against Richard A. McCurdy
to charge him with having wasted the assets OF the
company TO the amount of 100000. The
tried before Justice Larremore, who handed down
decision Yesterday holding that the action cannot be
maintained and that IL IL barred by the Statute OIL mi
tations The plaintiff had failed 70 establish
by evidence the allegations OF fraud made In the COM
plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

Moran /, suAerpe FROM too rapid production. The
mouotypes have a strong interest. but manv OF ms
ecnngs of Western bear trace. OF careless
and hasty work. Of the New-io stcneis aaror'
Hco,i. c. A platt and Kruseman Van Elten como
braveIy to the fore with abundant evidences OF m
dus,ry But this long vista OF galleries ined WIN
if one attempts to examine individual etchinas in
detail. Tho exhibition Is enc that should be seen
and there are two or three features which the New
York Etching Club might do well to initiate IN their
forthcoming exhibition. Each artists etchnss are
hung toa her which obviously affords better op-
portinity for Judging his work than is given by
the usual dispersion through the galleries. The neat
little catalogue contains preface by 5. X. kohler
explaining the technical processes of etching In
a nanner calculated TO afford popular information !;
then thuro are shown etchers press and collec-
ton OF etchers' materials all OF which tends to
create an intelligent interest in the exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.

4
BFSSSyo foo q T%Ons , ssye WHIT York
cSaD fsGa Haeo T pO Gap
Upper Lehgh &C.
Mountain, Badas LAKE Lake h0pateOng hasOn Aeptown
EeadnE MTHq nn, Mach engnS Wamsport Tama
aSc5 RaS EsS Reading H'
qua DTtcn %kssSsre scTanio Ha1iSon &c
a lake sSsS o
7 Esgn %n0%n Reading Harrisburg
Sunday train. eaxe ~ IT'S M - M for Bound Brook
and Intermediate station. $50 for Esson Allentown
SeT Ss%sTE e 6SigAg, 80 zh0, $50. s1s sss
80 $50 IsS So $50 5is5 T. 5i5 $50. I. 7s0
So S 1874 oSS n nd5 .s Time table, At aon
PERTH T' A8B SG P SRAN scf D'0
For sSsSGf& e. Ff.4 Agsoy at S' LAO l"
TIs WHy9fEEiR soufhERN II RAf IN
sTEAnf SSd i k kygF REF 5. N. r.
For Highlands, scaOright. Monmouth Beach and Long
E ESs1 A' iSS ot HssfySs % H. las m for Lake
"fG % r &n nSs; cy NV
sil6 m for stations TO Highlands
las 4t5 p m. for stations 70 sesbright
NEW YORK h6 ANP r Ra5kA sdG4E
For TRENToN and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from station G. RK. of NJ
M s So 30 Fcl 7 Sa u ana bes on SUNDAY a. S
a NJ, 1880 4:3d 5;30 p M On Sunday at 5:46 a.
For Trenton 7l5, go IL 1880. 43O. 5:So, 100
~ d. m. sunday. $40 a $3.50, IL y. m.
Return trains Philadelphia for NewYork:
FSP 1is9a enc Fa, fna heading F S09 i5d & %
On SUNDAY, $3.50 q. M. $3.50. IL p. IN. -
From Third and Bcrks at 5lO 800, 9:i5 m. J. 33O
$40. $50, Il;3O p sunday az S:l5 M. 4;3g M
From Trenton. l;25, o:2O sos, 900 1906 1884 m Z
APO. 62i, 7gS Sunday, 1875, 9:lS 81 D. NJ
PULLMAN PALACE CARS attached TO day trains,
and SLEEPING COACHES 20 midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia.
connection Is made AZ Jersey city station 10 ana from
Brooklyn aud Ere Depot, Jersey City. - -
Tickets for foot OF Libertyst, Nos 239 26l 40
GA p57 Broadway. AMI at the principal hotels Nos
and CourLst and Annex Onice. Jeweis Wharf, Brooklyn
~ " Transfer Company will call for and cheek baggage
from hotels residence 10 destination.
-. II. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
IHE COURTS.
HALEY FIsKE's IRREGULAR PRACTICE.


Argument was had yesterday before Justice Bar
rett on the motion continue the temporary injunction
recently granted in favor OF James H. Mapcson restrain
ne Madam Juch from singing in public except under tne
management of Mr. Mapleson. ExJudgc Arnoux and
Haley Fise appeared for tho motion and g. W. Cotreu
in opposition to it, Mr. Cottrell said that on December
20 Judge Arnoux in the Superior Court granted an In
junction order returnabe In two hours On the hearing
the papers hopeessy irregular that the Judge
vacated the order but granted leave to the plantif 10
renew the motion TO continue the temporary
injunction ON new papers. While TINS
motion was still pending the plantn
went into the Supreme Court and obtained new tenn
porary injunction papers In which 1t was stated hst
previous application for this order had been MADE
Mr. Fiske said that he had notice or motion 10
discontinue the suit the Superior Court at the time
when the injunction order In the Supreme Court was ODD
tanned. He had been given 10 understand by Mr. Cot
trell that the latter would not oppose the
motion to discontinue the suit In the
Superior Court Mr. Cottrell replied that be had never
given Mr. Fiske to understand anything Of the kind on
the contrary he had intended TO oppose the motion Jus
lice Barrett said that the practice followed by Mr. tske
irregular and therefore vacated the temporary IN
junction order saying that the plantn might Apply LOT
injunction after the suit In the superior court
had been discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The following bust
ness was In the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
Nos 1853 and Joseph L. Hail. appellant, agt Neal Mac
and others; and same. appellant agt Mosler. Bah
man & Co.-Argunent concluded for appellant.
i63-iary 5tucky assignee. etc, appellant agt The
savings Bank and othoTsArgumen for appellant
and continued for appellees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
Mr.. COMBINES DESIRE RUDELY NIPPED.

Edward c. James yesterday presented TO the
General Term OF the Supreme Court order drawn up
in accordance with the decision of the Court In the
mandamus proceedings to compel the NewYork Central
and the New-York. Lake Erie and Western Railway
Companies perform their duties common carriers
Mr. Conkng for the companies asked to be allowed to
present adavits which, he said disclosed facts
that would induce the Court not to the writ OF
mandamus against the companies The afidavits were
made by counsel for the companies and contained
history OF the proceedings and denial OF the allegations
In the petition of the Attorney General. Mr. James
said that he would like 70 put in answering aidayits
After some rambling dsc,fsson Mr. James consented to
take an order simply reversing the decision OF Judge
Haight with costs. Mr. Conkling insisted upon being
allowed to argue the again for the purpose OF
setting the minds Of the other counsel at rest 10
some matters" Justice Davis refused 10 listen 10 any
argument and remarked that there legal
necessity that the minds OF the other counsel sh oud be
set at rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
Steamboats, amo Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Washington

on and after November ~ magnificent trains
leave nom Pennsylvania Railroad Depot foot Of Cortlsnds
and Desbrosses-s At. as follows
m except sunday parlor car attached arrives wash
M daily seepes and day coaches through to Cincinnati
p m daily FastIine arrives Washington 300 a m, Gin
cnnat 1880 p. M, chicago $50 O. m. aud st. Louis
1920 a. M b. and o. palace sleepers day coaches
through TO Cincinnati, ST Louis and Chicago
~ O'Clock night daily arrives at Washington 81 q m.
Day express leaves washington at lOl5 M daily seepers
and day coaches through to Cincinnati and Chicago
no other lines make faster time 10 Tho West. Trains
arrive from the West $50 $50 p and 1880 D. m
Tickets sleeping bers secured and called for and
checked 10 destination al Company c a. and II Broad
way and at ali the Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 81 1873

Religious Notices.
Tabernacle Baptist Church,
Rev RoBEnr D. HULL Pastor.
WHO GOES TO HEAvENi
A woNb hESI'Gf. SIGHT
Strangers Cordially y wsico@ed.
srest CHURCH sS.,sa SIN
i. M. strangers welcome.
3 ss in the
aud AT 1870 p m subject: " re slas sacred Books"
cs%rf s
ing at 10000 m. and 1880 p. welcome for all
Doaro aao Rooms
East SIDE.
A PARTY of gentlemen or gentlemen and
Communications on second and front sunny rooms
e1eeSeas SoaTG may bud tcrnston-ave
near 4lih-st
AT SO JRyING-PLACE.-Two nicely fur
IA nished single rooms. Rent SO week References.
A SUITE of ROOMS with private bathroom
for gentlemen references 80 East 20thst
I EXINGTON-AVE. 17S.-A large, comfort
cose aU suitable for QUE 81 two gentlemen excellent
locality Terms very moderate
MADISON SQUARE.-A large. handsome,
gentlemen only references 80 East 26thst
VERY PLEASANT, nicely furnished, square
room on third 'front.' 10 let with board also hall
rooms references 81 East 20thst
STH-AVE. near northumberland 2nd
- floor private table II desred near Brunswiek suit.
and single rooms. Terms and references A. DALEY "a
West 35th-st.
I'D GRAMERCY PARK.-Hall room on sec
- ond hoOr also large on parlor hoor with first
class board references
LOO EAST 56TH ST French private fam
L IN Handsomely furnished with
without board all improvements; gentlemen gentleman
and wife
West Side
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent very
Pleasant suuny room fire. hot snd cold water large
closet with without board $40 West 23dst.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let without board
~ 10 gentleman only, large furnished room, all
ve.cnces. 2lO West 39th.st, near lth.aye.
A TRUNKS removed, 70 cents apiece
IA. GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY. 20 West 5Othst,
10 West 36tlst and - East ltth-st
uOEVER'S RESTAURANT, 81 West Goth
St. 6th-ayc Dinner European style with wine 10
cents. Breakfast 80 cents Board, 81.
NICELY FURNISHED second floor front
~ 10 let, l6 East 23dst, Madison square south
VERY desirable furnished rooms, central and
convenient 81 West 3ithst eight doors wsi OF 9TH
IDrH-ST., IL WEST.-Newly furnished
Il - front rooms. aiso hall rooms O. let reference
DO WEST 26TH-ST.-Large handsome rooms
DO board for families gentlemen good
nent home terms modeatei excellent location near
Broadway.
90 WEST 2GTH-ST -Elegant suit !; three
etO second hOOr front sunny also SUIT thHu
floor; with hrsclass table.
% WEST 26TH-ST.- furnished
sDC suite third floor also single rooms with
first class board at reasonable rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
excursions

EUROPE.-Summer Excursions; ninth season
- Address DIR. L. Q. LOOMS, Yonkers, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. X.

| NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH IN, r; X;
station. 's' ."aa1s
LEAVE NETWORK e S1H il oct IL
fH5 Scuh n, 4e sny Via = Of S Q s SiS a. nt'
FcP %a sr rSnS &C. r. "a H. H. Of iSs
ga s aa %s Rnsse Ss'1n eE2ys 'sa f1's
.oop a Penn an r. Az S aoTs or As6a s n
For lakewood TOMS River Barnega &c, via c. r. r. OF
N For Ere FreehoId VIA X r. slO Hasa m
For KeyRor sS li R4Sssi mr. 3S A4S S m
For p A BAh6W S Vncaqs 9oop T. R%SDoLPH
O. p A. G L. Il. ofN.J. O.. A., p. X. r. sup't
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester Nashua Portland aud the East
inoHew Iron 9 cTTY OF WORCESTER,
the mG s S SS@ SOUND and
ieSves pier No 49, North RIVER of pier
above Ferry day except sundays at 50pm
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On G end al!sF r PsSfTSe line 1 Esq
Trains leave NowYorK. via Desbrosses ana Courtlandt
HsrsSars PiiisSafs s west SOUTH with Pullman
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining smoking and sleep
TK mar. cGk GsvSn M Cory and Erie at
p % conneetnG At Cory Ttusvc Petroleum Cen
BsS aS u. Washington md South Limited Washington
@ an and sIs4nr aH H n %sS Via
f. S az g. sna H. oG ana n and night "N
sunday via and F. r. r. ana r. H. anu l. "Sn'i
lk Ne
For Atlantic CIV except sunday, $40 m and p IN On
For GSps Nav except sunday 5i5 lilo On saturdays
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy a. M ~ noon S9p anu p ILL.,
poata OF BIoOkyn Annex" connect with MI thogn Ists
at Jersey city anOrding speedy ana dreeo "ns'o '
Trains From Pittsburg 900 and 20 M $50 and
$50 m $50 $40 s5 10 80 and 1910 oSc
S1 sunday PhIs'Eaaa $i SS $50 $50 S ssS
IA $50 gl5 1910 1895 and 1880 p M SUNDAY, 300,
go $50 600 ll40 $50 1880, SSo lo'-o iooo anu
lo0o p H. TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
on rp.rNs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN.
~ nv CITATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
DA'' NETWORK.
,,o,rprr TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
Do1 PVT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
EXPRESS Trains NewYok, via Desbrosses and Court
iandt street Ferries, as follows; . 900 = 40
a g. O., Z, T. and p. m. and ~ night sundays o a
% Limlted, and 10 H., a. q. Z, D, ana D. M ana IL
1pess Trains leave New.YOrk daily. except sunday at
7'2O and4 p. M, running through via Trenton anu
peInlns leave stations philadelphia
iS0I 500 $3.50, $40. 900 1850, $50. $50 and II m
(Iimled Express 1850 D. nh So,so H AN ao9
345 $50 M. SOB Limited $50 746. and $40 p 10:
Philadelphia Via Camden, D. M ana 4iSV w. ohD
Tsset oaees ABS $40 and GA Broadway Asor House
snd OF Des6e.sss aud ressVn Nos
ia III 10 udsonst. Hoboken; station Jersey o''
Immigrant Ticket Office, Pier l. 40, IN a.. and ctsck
Ihe New.York Transfer Company WIZ can ioi a
baggage from hotels and residences. ID WON
'ttExRLEs H. PUgn, a.ns5 r. r sas wq4 AGENT
General Manager oeneaai 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

NORWICH LINE ,,..
~ To Boston Worcester. Nashua Portland aud the East
AUG nc" i'"h cfTY OF WORCESTER,
without exception mo elegant boat on the SOUND and
the fayOrte CITY OF NEW OltA, -
leaves pier North River loot OF Wstsst. next pier
above DesD Ferry day except sundays at 43Opm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

Begins promptly at 5. Over at 1l;06.
Third week and enormous Of
a PARTISAN ROMANCE
Saturday. January "a third Matinee Of PARIsIAN
ROMANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27

WALLACK'S, Broadway and 30th-st.
w Sole Prop. and Manager, Mr.. LESTER WALLACK.
ON SATURDAY EVENING. January %,
FIRST NIGHT,
after
MONTHS OF CAREFUL PREPARATION,
Of entirely
NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA,
entitled
THE SILVER KING,
written by
Messrs. HENRY A.. JONES and HENRY HERMAN ~
produced Pncesss Theatre London under the dircc
lion Of WILSON BARRETT and here by his represent
alive, MT. CHARLES CArHCARr.
THE SCENERY
by
Mr. RICHARD MARSTON
by the courteous permission OF Mr. A. NJ Palmer OF Inc
" Union Square Theatrel,
MIR. PHILIP G0ATCHER
Mr. JOHN MAZZANOVICH
The overture and incidental music by .
Mr.. MICHAEL CONNELLY
Mech ancal effects by ............M Il. DORRINGTON
and furniture by MI T. SlEDLE
Gas and calcium effects by Mt j. r. DhlsCoLb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-27
Hlnsieal Jnsirurlcnts.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1925. Pianos,
ID 1897 90 Factory running day and night Catalogues
flee. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington. n. ].
National Republican., 1883-04-28
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions at tho Various Dis
trict Offices.

The commissioners have appointed the su-
perintendent of the schools, chief clerk of the
engineer department, and the property clerk,
a committee to examine unserviceable mate
rial used in schools, &C., and to recommend
what disposition shall be made of it.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Charles Sword TO make repairs at 1909 Third
street southeast, to cost $3.50; j. j. Hogan to
make repairs at 423 Twelfth street north
west, TO cost S135.
Commissioner West and Mai. Dye have
made an examination of the HELEN building,
corner Fifth and ID streets northwest, with
reference to its adaptability for police head
quarters.
The school teachers and employees will bo
paid OFF to-day.
The commissioners have notified Laurence
Riggs, who offered to sell the Riggs school to
the district for 10000, that they have already
purchased sites and contracted for all school
buildings.
L. g. Hough has called the attention of the
commissioners TO the condition of Twenty
fifth street. between III and X northwest and
asks that Il be improved.
The delegation of property owners in behalf
of officer Offutt yesterday waited upon the
commissioners and held long interview,
They were informed that If injustice had been
done il would be righted.
Prof De Smedt, the district chemist, has
made tests TO discover the genuineness OF
butter sold in the market but he has been
unable to learn anything definite, as his tests
have been disappointing.
National Republican., 1883-04-28
Police Court Notes,

William White was charged $40 or given
thirty days for stealing an oyercoat,
John stork promised to kill his dangerous
dog, and was released.
John Williams cut hole in the fence
around the Athletic park to enable him to
see the base ball players, and he was fined
$50 for destroying private property, with the
alternative of'sixty days in jail.
In the last cast against X. A. Golden ct al,
charged with landing fish at unauthorized
wharves fine Of $40 was imposed.
James Brown and Thomas Parker, colored
were fined $40 each for creating disturb.
ance in Grand Army hall Thursday night
The cases against James w. Humphrey and
John Evans, charged with cruelty to animals
by fighting chickens on Monday last, will be
heard to-day.
National Republican., 1883-04-28

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines aud Fashion
Journals!
The illustrated London News, London Graphic
Pictorial World The Queen, illustrated sporting ana
Dramatic News The London Daily Times, London
Standard, Punch, Fun. London Truth LondonWorld,
London Weekly Times, The Mail, Bells Life, Lon
don Figaro. Judy, London Field, Spectator, Whitehall
Review, Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon.
don Erf, London Daily News, The American Regis.
ter, Saturday Review, The AtheuWum, Society, Gar
dener's Chronicle, The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lish Mechanic, The Court journal, The london Arch
itect ST. James Gazette, Pail Mail Budget, The Lon
don Economist The British Architect, Tho Builder
London Engineering, London Engineer The ACad.
emy. the Contemporary Review Nineteenth Century,
Fortnghtly Review, Chnmbers' journal, Begruyia
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London Journal
BlaclSwood's Magazine, LOngman's Magazine Good
Words Sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio London Art Journal, Cassels Magazine
Of Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine
Bradshaw's Railway Guide TO Great Britain and Ire
land Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Little Folks. Lo Figaro, lie Votar, Gil
Bias, LEvenomcnt, La Justice LUulvers lllustre
lie journal Amusant Petit journal Pour Rlre, Lc
Monde Comique, la Vie Parlslonne LIllustratlon
lie Monde nlustrc, La Carlcature la France Ele.
gante, lie Modes de 10 Saison, L'EcRnnce Parsiennc
lie Moniteur de In Mode. Le'Printonps, Le Salon dc
In Mode. Revue dc 10 Mode, Uber Land uud Mecr
Die GRrtenlaube Flegendo Blatter, and many Others
too numerous to mention.