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a
tention of Paris is at present engrossed over the
romantic and depor;lble suicide OF Prince Mil
Iesslmo, who shot himself on Tuesday In the
rooms which he occupied as member of the
club of the Champs Elysees, q splendid club-
house formerly known as the Cercle Imperial,
on the Place de Ia Concorde. Prince MillessimO
he had deveured his patrimOny aud all he
could borrow 1T the gambling table and was at
the end OF his tether. There was nothing spe-
but when the story Of his suicide was made
public on Wednesday u singer Of the italian
opera much admired in Paris asked the officers
Of the club Tor permission to watch the corpse.
This woman the prince had promised some
years ago 70 marry and take from the stage, but
the marriage never came Oh, the future bride
having discovered that herprincely suitor, VINO
had taken 25O,OOO francs Of her money 70 In
vest iur her In securities instead doing 90 had
thrown the whole sum away on cards.
A JOCKEY SHOT BY A JoCKEY.-The New York
Herald to-day says: Patrick Lane, nineteen
years Of age. jockey for the FAIRFAX racing
hospital in y critical condition. Probably he
will die. Lane, VINO recently came 70 this
country. was with gang Of stable boys In the
eatinY-room OF the Stable Monday ntghL Johnny
Caldwell the weii-known light-weight jockey
and adopted son OF ]. F. Caid we'll, tiie starter,
was among the gang under The inhusnce OF
out HE revolver aud aiming 1t Lanes body,
fred. The bullet entered his right side, between
.ra s sd done
Of the stable toys $50 and told him 70 have the
Injured boy removed ~ the hospital This was
done and Caldwell made las escape.
ALLEGED TURKISH SNuB 10 ENoLANDs-
The Paris Journal des De00ts hes dispatch
from Constanunople saying that England
made overtures 10 the sultan iOr mis- consent 70
tile establishment OF y British coaliny station
on an island near the Dardanelies' ana ,n s the
fused 70 grant the request.
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The Reading Foreclosure.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The United States
circuit court has just granted a decree for the
general mortgage bond. Every effort will be
made to effect an amicable foreclosure.
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AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market,
The following are the Openin. and 300 p 10. prices
OF the New York stock Marktt to-day as reported oy
special wire II. II. Dodge. 0S9 5lh street:
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NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Daniel DriscOll, the ex-
leader Oh the WhyO gang, who was convicted OF
the murder of his mistress, BeeZy Garrity, in q
Hester street brothe4 on June 26Lh last, was to-
gay sentenced to be hanged OH the 3D. OF next
Decem Der, He took his sentence very cOOlly
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Presidential postmastcrs Appointed.

The President has appointed the following
named postmasters: Henry Fox, at Healds-
burgh, CAL, vice L. A. Jordan, suspended;
David Hammer, at Mitchell Dak., vice Geo. A.
Silsby, suspended; Michael E. Tuohy, at Noko
mis-, HIS, vice D. p. Brophy, suspended; John
@. A. Sheldon, at Manhattan, Kas., vice A. A.
Stewart, suspended; john M. Corse. at Boston,
Johnson. at ithaca, Mich. vice Robert Smith,
suspended; Bridget Lane. at Summit, n. j.,
Lebanon, Pa, vice c. w. Germany, suspended;
Michael Turney, at Salem, N. J., vice Robert
Cruftbank, commission expired; James Multi
gan, at Central Fail, r. l., wee g. F. Crowninss-
hill, deceased.
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Nominated for Conr,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S.-The united labor party
yesterday nominated Congressman as follows
w. Davidson; 10th district, N. j. Ratchford.
HARTFORD, CONN, Oct. S.-R. j. Vance was
nominated for Congress by the democrats OF
the first district yesterday.
Boston, Oct. S-The republicans of the third
congressional district have nominated A. A.
Ranney for Congress.
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A British Military Sensation.

A British Military Sensation.
AN INQUIRY ORDERED INTO THE CoNsECRA-
TIoN OF THE IRISH FUSILIERs' CoLoRs.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The government has ordered
an inquiry into the facts concerning the conse-
Grafton of the cOlors vi the Irish Fusiliers by
Catholic priest at Davenport on september T.
| The military authorities have censured all now
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

TOR sALE-CIIEAP-6e n AND 80 n ST. We,
= ax rooms, Id mod, imps; s3,ooo eacn; Si,Ooo
Cash, baiance on time.
For SaIe-Cheap-Two six-room Brick Houses on
" bet 81 and 4a SITS w, with al mod imps, s1,soo
each; sot'0 cash. balance 1. p 3. 4 years
For sale h, ap-Five new fvs-To m Brick
Houses on N bet sd and 4i2 seii the five
cheap; $1,000 casa. balance 1. 2. g. years
For Saie-Cheap-A good Business property on C..
on lime.
For ssle-Cheap-A good Business Property on
500 per month: terms easy.
For saie-Cheag-two seven-room Brick Houses on
Nir lila ave- 10th and 1lth sw: 81 700 for the
two. renting at SIS each.
For neutrality-suspicious. Brick House. on 4la d..
pet ii ana SIS sw.. with large stable.
For >ale-theap-On Virginia ave, between 9th and
IN sts W. nice House with line side Lot, suita-
bic TO build ware house
CHI PARKER
ocS-3tf 41a and SITS s.w.
For sALE-GooD r-THREE
~. new tsrees'ory and basement Prick Houses near
dupont Circle: rented tor slS6O per year Will sell tor
SS413f,ooo. Apply CHARLES Early, Owner, 6e3
. ,ase; 9I rooms; loooO leet ground In Takoma
farK VIII be sold Oh long time. Box lo2 tar OF
L'oR sALE-l325 Q ST. NV; ELEVEN ROOMS
1 and bath room: modern improvenie IS Great
oarta To immed ate purchaser Genuine y per cent
net INVESTMENT Apply to owner 1899 list ST NV
EFok sALE-A DESIRABLE Inv EsTMENT-A
Block of seven neat wo-sfory bricks renting for
$50 per Luoutu r UT PARTICULARS Apply u
oco-3t HCFTY Il DYE Err, 1901 st.
ErOR >ALE-ATA BA RGAIN. On EASTCAPIToI.
ST. a corner property. six.room BRICK, VITA cel-
lar al $500. Apply at once. This properly Is only
ofiefed for sale for limited time. NJ. NJ. Rob Rr-R
q CO., 81 and East apitOl stS oct,3t
LNOR SALE-1.33 STH IT W.: LOT "a S1ax92T TO
~ II. alley Oh easy terms; $4,000. Also four
new six room Bricks ON Attn ST. between and u SITS
ne; VII rent for SIS per month: only 81 60 each.
DAVIDSON d DAVIDSON.
ocS-3ts Cor Al and SITS NV
INOR SALE-I AM NOW OFFERING THREE
i Lots l9SxlOO on ST.. between 18th and 18th.
adjoining the three fine Houses just being completed
Viii sell sinsly or the three at paying ent
price his property lies between Ne~ Hampshire
and Connectlcu avenues one square from street cars
and inspection Of the location will satisfy any OBJ
server OF its present well future deSrability.
Also. fine coruer property, not otherwise adver-
tsed in the vicinity of the above, which beautiful
location and very desirable.
have other property which I can feel justified in
Offering as an investment
]. +. DARTT
Real Estate Broker.
OcS-3tr 920 F street NV.
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Personal.

YOUNG LADY. WEARING L JERSEY.
III after National Theoter last night, ho tgok
car l4tn ST. The genie AZ Fo1ltt wolld like
let tFo4n her IL agreeable Address "A
MlRER. Office LIS
CtAU IION-GET HARTs lNSENr Pow DIR. IT
Ois from poison Ii Is sold loose. bay tIaoe
mark IL the nd Beware VI iinltAiion SEM card
10 III I'd St ~ oc4-otS
\ ,IVIL SkRs ICE EXAMINATIONS QUESTION,
u and Answers send loo. 10 Book aores or To
IVY INSTITUTE.
oc4-lm Southwest corner 9th and SIS % W.
IN ACCOUNT OF TAs HEAVY DEM AND
Jupon Us we prepared fo pas full value tor
Gems secondhand q th.ss Address or cal az
IUSTH Old stand. olS " al NV auxi--u
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PARIS. Oct. S.-Comte Civry, natural grand.
son Of the Duke Oh Is, u.SwIck, laS been arrested
here on charge OF swindling.
The Case Against (iilhOOly Dismissed.
DUBLIN, Oct S.-The case against James
Gilhooiy, member OF parliament LOT the west
division of tounty Cork, charged with incitiny
riot IN Cork during the late visit Of The Prince
and Princess OF Wales TO Cork. has been dis
missed.
SECRETARY MANNING's IMPROVED HEALTH.
Judge Maynard, of the Treasury, who recently
saw secretary Manning in New York, says his
health has improved remarkably.
REMOVAL OF THE REMAINs-Mr. H, w.
Coffin goes to Baltimore to-day to confer with
Col. Robert Garrett, and complete final arrange.
ments Tor the funeral train, and attend 20 other
details connected with the transfer of the re.
mains OF the late Chief Justice Chase to Ohio.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GooDS.-The acting
Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the
collector OF customs At New York to make
sales OF unclaimed goods remaining in ware.
house three years, as often as once q month, II
he shall deem such course advisable.
SECRETARY MANNING will not probably ar.
rive in Washington earlier than next Monday
night or perhaps On Tuesday. The workmeu
are still engaged in the repairs upon his resi-
dence, and he will not return until the house ia
The Secretary will be notified by telegraph
when his residence IL ready Tor occupancy. aud
ne Will then come. Until he receives SUCH noti-
ucation he will remain in New YORK.
NOT ADyIsABLE.-The Acting Secretary OF
che Treasury has informed the Secretary OF
state that 1t is not deemed advisable to modify
existing regulations dispensing with landing
cerlincates IN Certain Cases OF expectation for
draWoicR, as was recommended by the u. Is.
consul general at Matamoras, as necessary 10
pio.ect tue government from fraud. The de-
piaiinent does not consider landing certificates
necessary In Cases OF small shipments
Iron DUsr."-Complaint has been made at
the Treasury department against an alleged
f1~scslce OF the collector at Passport. Me. of
allowing importations from St. johns N. b. al
an article said TO be invoiced as "iron sundS OF
'irPn DUST" and passed y crude mineral or
ore at . duty of 70 per cent advaloreIn, but
which Is Ia fact said 70 be pure ue taflic cast
iron III the form vi globues or hne shot Iiae
collector las been Instructed TO make &
I.orough investigation 0f the matter, and Il
the representations made 10 the department Mre
correct, 10 assess duty the arttclo q me rkte
:. ger cent 0avaioren.
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Real Estate Sales.

Mrs. Sophia King has transferred to George
w. Utermehle, part OF lot 10, SO. 427, 20 by
70 feet, on the west side of 7th street, between
l and h streets northwest, TOR ST., 200. c. II.
Parker has sold to Louise c. Patterson, six lots
IN SO. $40. near the arsenal, for $1,000. H.
w. Garret has transferred to Mary &. Hayden,
sub lot Al. SO. III, 10th and streets north
west, for - $50.
Also, John Cook has transferred to VIM. B.
Oangerheld, OF Alexandria, sub lot 80, in square
~, lS feet by an average of 41ta feet on New
Hampshire avenue, tor So, 100.
A SHORT WILL.-The will of John E. Carter,
filed to-day, Is as follows: II devise and be-
queath all of my estate OF every kind, what
soeVer and wherever situated, TO Dorsey e. w.
TowsOn."
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The Capital City Guards have elected VIM. II.
Smith commandment OF the corps with rank OF
lieutenant colonel, and he will formally accept
the command at the next meeting.
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The whole Spauish cabinet has decided to
re6txn. 1t r. Oetieved that the queen Will
esk SENIOR 6agastA - forno = new mlnlstey.
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CHARGED WITH SwINDLING.-Last Tuesday
into custody Mcneil Meyer, alias Rudolph
Michel, on suspicion OF being a swindler and
locked him up. The Defendant il is charged
Cooper q Conrad, publishers in Philadelphia
and as such obtained money, promising to send
copy OF the Fashion Monthly, which he has
failed to do. A case OF false pretenses against
him was continued in the Police Court to-day.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

1924 18th st. n.w.Ior.S e5
SsJ2 list ! Ar. .m.i.-t,D
2olo Hillyer ave. iOru go
itG Conn av.. fiat. .r 40
l3tn - ext. > dwell ny. :,o
iIol 18th 81. NV. Sr 80
coE N.H.ave.&Q 81. ,Sr-.5O
10 u 81. nw.. IlT.-oB
Z . a st. Sc. 40
so u siSw-. la .........,,
<eyo q ST n.w-........::,.., 80
6tn st n o., lssr.-5.5o
i44o X. 1. ave, 7r.........:...:,,
zvS LIST S-w.. 6r.--.......l5
SHED.
4lOo II ST., IOr........ $50
SIOl + ST., lIr-....-.....l5u
lSOo Mass. ave. l2r.45U
II - tonn. =. l3r-ZSi Dj
iol Conn. ave. i2r.-.2U0
<o3 18th st. ,l3r.......-.ZtO
1870 jefferson Pl.. Ur-Is5
TO- lSth ST.. 11T......-lZo
lCo1 lStIi 81. NV. ,Sr.-l2o
1918 2lSi St. l1r-......lz5
4 40 Conn aVe....-----tSo
1913 10th ST.. L r--llZ.oU
LAG y St. NV, Ilr..lUO
l.Jl u s.. N. ". IUr---lGO
xUO9 i St. 9r.---.---------l2o
ii3 2Ist st.. ar. no
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SALE
We have Houses in MI parts Of the city and at all
prices that we sell on the instament plan. Also
bargains Tor Investors with ready casa Please call
and see US before purchasing.
HUMPHREY & ADAMS,
Real ESTATE Brokers, 6lS + S.. NV.
Insurance and loans procured. s~l6
nor SALE-A DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
IL brick dwelling, rooms, modern improvements,
central location, price So 900 to cash purchaser Ap
ply ON the premises. 1923 9th ST. selU-lms
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M, Ne Lesseps win Attend

PARIS, Oct S.-M. De Lesseps will attend the
dedication of BarthOldi's statue OF Liberty En-.
tightening the World, which takes place at New
York October %.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMEPER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the 81 ynai office to-day:
3. a. IT,, 40, ~, As a. IN. &C. p In, az;
maximum, 73; minimum, 40.
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LNOR RENT-FURNISHED-NO. / DUPONT
I Circle until lately the house of Hon. s. s. Cox.
This house is one of the most beautifully situated
dw elngs In the city has all modern improvements
and Is In arsclass condition. For further Information
apply to DULANY & WHITING,
Real Estate Brokers.
ss21 I'm 1920 +. st.
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A Count Charged with swindlfns.
The Case Against &silhOOly Dism isseSl

PARIS. Oct. S.-Comte Civry, natural gram
son of the Duke Is. u.iSwick, mas been arreSIe
here on q charge of swindling.
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INOR RENT
Il 4O5 r st NV, new, rooms m. imps., s25.OO
j. G. YOUNG.
se22-1m 1407 F St W.. Room 4.
L>OR RENTAL MOUNT PLEASANT. EIGHT
room cottage. latrobe, cistern, &c: grounds LOOK
133 feet Inquire of II. A. SELIGSON. Wholesale
Wine and Liquor Merchant loo Penn ave. NV
se1S-lm
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ksUk SALE-GkEAT BAla;AIN IN REAL ES-
Il tate six brick Houses. rooms EACH situated
GA bSautiiui avenue Dorti. weS Win ide barkin,
DC: street wlihiu hsi square. Price this
.ropsr.y only Ss,COu Terms, ,. .UOO cash, hslaucs
40 er year. This property T. renting ser d.
n niUDti Apply 70 J. W. y. MYkitS
Jso-lsws hsAi k1aato Agent. i&ss n y. ava
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DUBLIN, Oct. S.-The case against Jane
GilhOOiy, member OF parliament ior the ives
division of county Cork, charged with incilin
riot IN Cork during the late visit Of The Prime
and Princess OF Wales TO Cork. has been dis
missed.
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Fun SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS Several six-room houses
on A street northeast. all modern improvements 10
per cent Investment Price, only $1,000 each; also
6lick, rms. on Corcoran bet 18th l4th SITS "a 200
i. ~ . (stablej 8,5OO
i. AZ 1000
bet. Vermont ave. 10th $500
. . llth near uor busness) ....-........1 800
18TH near ST., new house. .....-5, $50
l. bet N. Cap. & LIST SITS. nv ..........2 2, 700
Apply AT once 70 ]. w. p MYERS.
selo-4w* 142S New York ave-
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SECRERARY WARNINGS IMPROVED HEALTH.
Judge Maynard, OF the Treasury, who recently
saw secretary Manning in New York, says his
health has improved remarkably.
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tA0S tn All Po O 70 olIoy

lI4O5 to All BARS alley,
bh..4r...................S4, 900
1lO Q St, b. ,6r......-3.5O0
90 N.J.av sc ,14r 21.oOO
4u6-4OS 11th .w,.0r5. 900
495 G s.w. ,b.h. .Sr......3.5UO
2ll 18th 8 W. b. .1Or.3,50O
615 LIST s. ", and three
\ houses in rear 5r...3, 600
216 to 90 18Th St Sc.
and KY. ave-. bet b
and sc. av. ,fh.....2,1OO
SIS 18th seth, l1r2,6O0
I2l9 10th Sc. FIJI, 1Ur2.5OO
625-627 10th n.e..7r2.OOO
6l2 b seth. .6r...2 UN
9O8-9l1 / st.Se.f ,5r.2,0 900
342-344 9th $. w.,4r-l.S 500
80 18th Sc. FIJI. Or 500
313 1O.h Sc. f. b. 400
4OS-4lU 9th Aw., 3r- 200
On of property on my books
II bulletin issued on the LIST
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EuR sALE-CHEAP-
rom pssirie, Is - Fairfax i TUFY "a b " R''e'
ocs-6t 18th aud Sis
w ingt0n from 40 100 acres; Virginia preferred
Address TRUCKER star office. oc7-3t.
IGOR kkNT-"sUNNY sIDE'-THREE MILES
depot On ad ani ksiyoa I'd eenmais
9n mr. nws Cents time tsa minq.es; near churches.
house 'iar large barn, stable shed, large number
sooa inquire A. uGKTi senSinx ssI B. e.
LNOK sALE-CHEAP TO CASH PURCH AsEK.
ons Race Course large house, Containing IL sooms,
AoiooS porch in front. shaded BY maple three
Apply 10 owner on premises JOHN ROME oc2-2w*
E>ok sALE-A BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOME,
acres niSs from th,s e.y near Baston Va
huii, &C. Il A. PhILLlPo. 142s New York ave.
seii-im
4 tropoIltan Branch X r.. 80 acres fine Improve
msn.s; Also 81 acres in lots to suit. HUFiY 4
BOARDING.
ROOE ST. NV. LARGE. LLEGANT ROOM
SOC oy . the n DAY week or month Room aad
l.,lkST-CLASS TABLE BOARD Al 71S 18TH
V street NV. Home cooking specially. &c 1-Sts
4, or KENT-A NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE
4 secendstoiy front room. with good board. for
gentleman aud wife. Private family good location;
snsns 70 street cars; $50 References exchanged
1&o L 81 ne sezS-2WA
lIOAkD AND ROOMS AT 3l4 AND 3l8 M
ID ave Rooms 30 70 SO according to location.
hoard SIS Per month. 20 per week and $l.oO per
Gay. Ocl-Su
1sl1S ST. N. W-EOR RENT--ksJOAiS,
II L q with LATHE Board. House has be- n uew.y
paauea and papered throughout Mod. jumps. ocl-1n.
n he LOt HILL HCIsE, OH 9TH ST. N. W..
L ahd The q Pierre, s.w cor. 10Th and
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In the northwest seven rooms: cellar; all nlouern
improvements Price. only $500. Terms easy.
Alpis to j. w. p. MY kS las New York ave
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED GoODS.-The acting
Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized the
collector OF customs 1t New York to make
sales OF unclaimed goods remaining in ware
house three years, as often once q month. II
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REMOVAL OF THE kEMAINS.-Mr. H. w.
Coffin goes to Baltimore to-day to confer with
Col. Robert Garrett, and com plete final arrange
menis Ior the funeral train, anu attend 20 other
details connected with the transfer Of the re-
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EOR SALE
II n. w.
1316-1S NY ave. $40, 600
1!UU to 17I9 Riggs ST.,
b.h., Sr..-..-.............24 300
$50 and 032 7th.st. 1000
22l0 to 2zS4 Bound
airy ST. b. b. .4r.......l6. 900
2024 to xU42 Bound
AIRY st b, b. .4r...... 500
22ll to 2229 iUth-l3.OOU
I to . alley, bet. Il and
n. 18th and 13tn...6,OOO
1889 to l151l2 I'D ST.,
f.h..4r......... ............6, 900
1919 l. 81. ,f.h. Or, and
2 houses in rear-...5,OO
2126-2l2S-2130 k...5. OvO
1911 ID ST., FIJI. 6r......5,O 900
122 ID ST. b. h. mi ar 4, 1OU
433 TO AL Prather's
alley. b. h..4r-.........4,5 500
1534-l536 18th, b. ,6r-4, 100
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-07-22

STEAMERS A. j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daily double round trips OF Lakes Eustis and ar
ris touching at all landings
CONNECTIONS.
At Palatka with jacksonville TAMPA and Key West
Railway. and St. Augustine and Pslatka Railway, and
fast river steamers for st. Augustine, Green Cove
Springs Jacksonville and all points North East and
West and with upriver steamers for South Florida also
with the Twin-Screw Iron Steamship City OF Pa
atka and Steamship City of Monticello for Charleston,
New York, Boston, Philadelphia. etc.
Mail trains make close connection both ways via j. t.
e. X W. R'y at Jacksonville with Atlantic Coast Line
Fast Mail
AT Gainesville with through Pullman Sleepers over s.,
f. w R'y for New Orleans, Cedar Key Pensacola, Sa-
vannah Albany, Montgomery, Louisville st. Louis and
all points West. m
Springs. ,.,,
At Astor with st. Johns river steamers for Jacksonville
Sanford and way landings.
At eesburg with the St Johns and Lake Eustis dvis
ion of the Florida Southern Railway and boats on Lakes
Harris and Eusts for points on Lakes.
At Pembertons Ferry with South Florida X X fe'
Lakeland Tampa Kissmmec Barlow, Orlando, Sanford
TuckertOwn and Fort Dade.
SHERMAN CoNANT, o. w. BR0AwELL,
General Manager. q. r. A.
A. c. CowAN Gen'l Trav. Agent.
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.
Single copies 10 cents; 800 per dozen, or
100 copies for $500. Address
DoKR Il Bowen,
Tallahassee Fla.