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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
VERMONT REPUBLICANS.
They Assemble and Nominate Candidates
for state Ofticer--Ormsby for
Governor

MoNrrELER, VI, June l6.-At the Re
publican State Convention this forenoon
Ormsby, a lawyer, ex-soldier and ex-state
Senator. was nominated for Cover
nor On the reassemblng this after
noon State Committee was appointed
Alter a long and ures0me lot 81 eulogisuc
speeches ia behalf of Franklin Fairbanks.
Lewis and c Fuller for lieutenant-G Cover
nor, ballot was taken resulting in the
nomination Of Fuller. be receiving 415
votes 10 ! - for Fairbanks. The nomina-
ton was made unanimous. There being
no further contests Chas ". Porter. of
Montpelier VIM H. Dubois. of West Ran
dolph, and T. 7 Powell. of Ricnford. the
present Secretary of State. Treasurer and
Auditor were renominated bY accamation.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
A PROFESSORS HIGH HORSE.
The Prank Presumed IN Have Been
Played" by the students az rhiiiips
Exeter Academy.

EXErEE, y Il, June l6.-Professor Tufts,
of Phillips Exeter Academy, was decidedly
angry when he entered the recitation room
this msrning He lost no time in announc
ing.thai he did not see any joke about hay-
ing horse locked up in his study, as bad
been done. He proposed 90 have the guilty
students disciplined. and believed that
within tweniy-four hours he wonld know
the names Ii was evident from the limo
cent expression on the faces of The students
that they knew nothing about the affair.
Everybody is wondering how the boys got
the horse up three dights Of stairs 10 ibe
study The exertions OF three laborns
men IN getting the animal down again this
morning evoked much hiiarify.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

BALTIMORE, June 16.-Tne Cigar Manu-
facturers Association held large meeting
today Resolutions opposing the terms of
the Cigarmakers Union were adopted.
Several large dealers and manufacturers
are determined TO buy their goods in New
York rather than submit 10 what they
term the encroachments OF their employees.
one hundred and nineteen Of the small
cigar factories have accepted the bill and
vii pay the increased demand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

A Bequi-ition fussristis Necessary o. Re
move = Criminal Trofn TIE state
% New Horb

AInss1. y. g. june in- Among tie bills
signed hy the Governor. june i5 vss one
Of more than usual interest fo officers ~
ins'ioe The acf take. effect Immediately
crime in another STATE ~ Ierrforf
shau NOT he taken oui of this
STATE either with without hIe
consent. rr'as - he regularly fEfras.fei
49, nnF officer Hhn 2.af ur sssisiF snV
Fugitive from Justice ouf af fhe rfaff ~ifn-
oaf re1nisi1on trs obtained slsiI De-
guIfy Of felony ard imprisoned n Is state
PRISON The sef 81 s~eeplns q ifs caarae-
ter n fhIs resperl and amerds certain see-
Hons of tbe c5ie a. crimisaI procedure.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
Shot bY the Marshal.

NEW ORLEANS. June l6.-Sunday morning
Thomas Davis, member OF the Town Coun-
Gil of Covington, La, and his brother
William were drunk at the town of Madi-
sonville and created a disturbance. V NJ.
Fauria, town marshal, attempted 10 arrest
them, when Thomas Davis drew his
revolver and fired Fauria returned the fire
hitting Thomas in the neck and inilcting
fatal wound Wm. Davis was also shot in
the region of the heart and died instantly.
Fauria received a slight wound in the
hand. The c0roner's jury exonerated the
marshal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
IN The ARENA.
Prepar ation- for the CONTEXT at Cincinnati
Tonight between Muldoon and
Cannon.

ClNcINxArI. June l6.-Muidoon and Cam
non this afternoon deposited the balance of
the stake money 90 make good tbe match
which is TO take place tomorrow night al
the Grand Opera House IL will be- one of
the most hotiy contested Graeco Roman
contests that has ever occurred in
this country Both men are in
fine condition aud The struggle for suprem
acy Will be an earnest one II bouman
vii second Muidoon and Jimmie Faulkner
will look after taunous s interests. The
match Is for $500 o side A catch a. catch
can match has been made between Jimmie
Faulkner and Edwin Blbbv to take place in
this city within two weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

GALvEsroN. Tex. June l6.-The Atchison,
Topeka IS Santa Fe Railroad today form
ally assumed control of the Gulf Colorado
& Santa Fe Co. Messrs. Hutchins, Wallis,
Blum and Kempner. Of the latter company,
resigned from the directory, being replaced
hv Messrs Strong. Burr. Nicserson aud
SNYDER Of the AtchisOn Company. forming
a majority in the board. The Ft Worth
extension will be- pushed forward % connect
the Two systems and IL is thought the
junction wiii be effected within six months.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
Iron Workers Strike.

BRIDGEwATER, Mass, June l6.-The work
men employed by the Bridgewater Iron
Co went out at noon today. They have
asked a general advance in all departments
of 30 per cent, and receiving no reply We're
ordered out by the Knights of Labor. Busi-
ness is better than for two years and the
men, many of whom are working for 81.
and 81 .33 think that better wages should be
paid. IL promises 10 be a long strike, as
the management claim they are pay ing as
much a Is possible
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
MUSKEGON NEWS.
Shot Himself in the Hesd-A Bogus Ring
Man from KaIam 'zoo-Other
News Items.

Nf|I-aIIF Y " |I-I-ftN wv
MUsEEGoN. Mich, June l6.-Guard X
Mathews, for many years resident of
Muskegon, attempted suicide in his room
shooting himself in the head with an old
fashioned 22-cahber revolver. However his
aim was bad and he only succeeded in
making severe scalp wound, and he will
recover.
Charles Smith. OF Kalamazoo. has been
here several days trying 20 pawn a bogus
ring. He was arrested and left this morn
ing 10 serve a ninety days sentence in the
Detroit House Of Correction.
The Muskegon City Mill viii put in An
other double set of rollers. purifier and a
corn meal bOlter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

Word has heen recerei hv Mr. c O.
sexton Of the deafh 81 nr Chas W Hor-
nef. She husband 81 her dsuehief Inel. 81
San Ftanc.se1 BIZ is seid tnai uf Horner
pas fle s9nfr ~ cons iereh'f property
su1 & vas qrife e surprise fo fhe Friends ~
fff Iamar ~ bear ni lra1s serlud usr-
riare especially fhose who srf famfiar viih
hfr former unigfiurnfe ni.iHncf Tifh t1f
Polish a8rnrf1rer I3f MAJ hafheneIks
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

S. lorI-, No, June i6-Charles Smith.
a ieajIne Knight of Labor Of this city who
actel as chairman of the meetings held at
terQe Hal during the late strike. was
arrested Yesterday ora o charge ol conspiracy
He was released after furnishing bonds Co
tha smo1nf - ~ 600. Tho specific charges
against Smith is thar he. Witb others planned
to blockade the tracks leading from the
Missouri Pacific round house. secure the
guard and fire the property
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

NEW YORK.. June 16.-Mr. Beechers
friends DO not propose to let him depart for
Europe in the usual matter of fact way.
His cor gregaton and about two hundred
prominent citizens Of Brooklyn have chart
cred the steamer Columbia, and with Mr
Beecher as their guest on board they Will
leave Jewell wharf in Brooklyn Saturday
morning and 90 down the bay 20 Sandy
Hook where the Etruris will stop and take
Mr. Beecher aboard
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
OUARReLeO AeOUT THE TEXT.
Negroes Have "A bloody Fight Going Home
from Church Several
Killed.

HlNEsyILLE, Ga, June 16.-A party Of
colored people while returning from church
last night, disputed as to the language of
the exhorter's text Richard Perry, white,
trying TO stop the quarrel, incurred the
wrath of Sam Martin, who shot and killed
him general fight followed, in which
Sam Martin, Tom Meade and Mrs. Alcinda
Law were fatally wounded
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

WtFNE Mich. june ie "A bloody fght
occurred here 81 midnight aud lasted uuaI
O'Clock this morning. Deputy sheriff
James Wright. Fred fieE and Mise Ready
on ore SIDE and Marshals Conuwrchi snd
Rsthhun and John EnFlef and Geo. NinCk-
lev ON the other Knives au1 pistols were
free usfi sud NiuckIeF uss dangerous
hurt Wright was arrested and WiIl be
tre3 Monday The Others escaped
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
blaine smusd and s.,d "Perh.p. 81

NoEwrcH. Conn June lG.-Hon. James
q. Blaine came 70 town yesterday to see bis
publisher. C. g. Haskell about his book.
At New London Judge Oscar F. Hewitt
asked him IL be was going 20 oe presiden
tisl candidate in l-s~ sir Blaine smiled
and said Perhaps they had netter try
some other man next time hr. Blaine
was ON bis way ~ Maine.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

DrrBou. Mich. June le John = Sui-
livan viii be rendered 3 grand compliment
tsrv benefit FRIDAY ezennE. IN everybody =
attends who has bought ticket fhe house
will be- packed 80 ihe doors.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

EAST SAGINAW. June l6.-In the case ol
Wiitze W. peveraux the jury were today
percmpforiiy discharged the Judge having
discovered that the jury bad been socially
b0ozing up lasi night The case goes over
untL nlAf lnrLn
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

IeVnoS. June lf-The Orange Grand
Lodge of Ireland has issued manifesto
protesting against tbe betrayal Of The loyal
u nor..T in Ireland st fhe Bidding IF Mr
~ adstoue and Mr PsneII iu the interests
70 rebels outrage nf0nEers etc
Ehr nionisrs decided to contest The Dub
Iln uar.f8 8uleufsrr eaa-s
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

CHrcseo, June i6.-EIon. Joseph Meiill.
editor Of the chicago Tr3b's4e. started on bis
annual vacation this afternoon bis dssiina-
tion being Europe lie Vii. start from Nev
York saturday morning and Til be- absent
nine nr Len Hnnka
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

FRANK b Eaean. Deputy sfsfs femuis-
sfaner ~ Ia't1r. is in tbf etF looking ever
t.e aneraI stus'ior. f4er. Pagan leaves
t.niehi fo- fir r.sf Peninsula where 30
r snraf -ererai rrest eatheridc lsris ir
rnrara io t'le mining nienests
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

Cufn1fetr. june l8-W 3 Hamfn thf
Detroit journalist vbo was arrested on ths
steamer Tiers f1r jumping his board tl sf
the Grand Central rei Er an1 wss Owed
fa take hss carcass naf nf fopn
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

DHIcteo. June ia.-1rrai disappointment
Was felt here TODAY. tle same wllh 81
Louis being postponed on account of rain.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho enthusiastic swiuburne's enthu'iastic monograph
m Victor Hugo just como from the press VI ''e
Vorthiagtou Company
The authorized American edition OF Hugh conway
no.,humons novel Cardinal Sin will be pnolisneo
naxt week by Heury Holt & Co. Probably dozen OF
mere unauthorized editions will be published at the same
tme
Mrs Dalghren has written two more hoVeis, oDo "
which will be published presently by Tieknor Oo'
The citizen is the title OF new monthly magazine, a
frat number OF which will appear in Foornary' IL "
be devoted to the discussion Of questions OF ei%of
and Government
yotaire the frs. volume of the new edition OF 'onn
Morev,s miscellaneous works. has just come from inc
,,ass az the Mlcmans This edition. when is manu-
some aud convenient one will be complete ln eis"'
volumes
Bunyan's latest biographer says that ThacReray uo
o., toll as only he conld, how he once went down 10
oxford to give his Lectures on The Englsa humoIS's
aud I'm order to prepare the way for the atehuce Vi
the undergraduates waited on the heads OF ooi'oEo'
Among others upon whom he called was Dr. flohptre,
Master OF University whO 1t seems had not hearo o.
the great novelist and therefore, asked him VINO nc was
and what he had written. By way OF furnishing HIS
credentials Thaekeray modesty inttnatel tha' he wa"
author of Vanity FAIR Upon this, the master al
once turned round upon him suspciously' "i'h 'ho 10
mark that there must be mistake sOmewhere' i0i
that Jobu Bunyan WAS the author OF vanity f"'r'
Finding afterwarl that people were laughing fi"'p'
expaiued to friend that lie had not read buhS al
book. never being reader of novels"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
RAILROAD.
On and sitter January i, 1856.
npffAP TRUNK LINE

AND UN ED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave NeNYor. via Desoros ana oosFt nut sreoS
Haqsosrs ftissSrs and West yh Pg%aH psaca
Of .Ss ana pn, u s@ King and sleeping
% asSs mnyGa n Cory o %
Centre and the Oil Regions ,,,,.
fS ssSs4s %s.sssss :sh
a1pless m ssTe " fStiSin %ashnso" % 400 D. arrive
N !OJ D "a: regular at go aud $50 J ~.
aaa lai e'S a. sRa + + 'nS t. night Snn"'' 0'' ~
For Atshto cry sr..D, .T;egt sSsS sandy
Ior S Hs6c Bay esd Junction intermediate stations
3 sasasy Hsss sS .RS anD0s % ana M oo not stop isSu
For d Point and Norfolk p,isdeLh and
Norfolk EsiTosd SO m r,e meek aa m ana we days
" va Rlson GsG'e anSas ana Connect witS al
at Jersey ciy sordlDs speedy and direct transfer '0'
rTsSs Rrfye sSu,s 5o i1G e oT W sss
ana $50 p 20 "a sS S 80 ss5 ssa sunday
go 29 S and siS 1872 S go @ tFSsa iogo fiia nsS
a'lRhla @ so se'a f? ;sSS ss gsS sS
snS 9s 3 piss aS s5 5g1SaS S sS &c., 1913 SSS ''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New Tora via DesOFos'e' and Court.
esS 55S Chicago LImitod ana 10 wa'sasttoal aSt
L%lisGd .Ed s naat m AasoSaSaatoa saS rs s.
and 4aO SUNDAYS ExITcss 6;lS R y n Lhi'cdh 1hi
r9sin! ana % ms wy sas @
ii;iOa M. q !. and p m, and . D. m on sundays
ps@FGaa at rns fSa s.Ts 'sf Broaa station
aSi 40 United fnS EISrsss p So SsV and ns r.
SS ss 55oS, rs $50 sHd GsD % la2i5 z g. 3S Emed Ss
Is am s slss,~sg ay %:Esr SqHsa #sa.
and aud courtaHdt g. coq,ts. Sn
BToS6sn BnsS6s Hote Hn hoSoSen station jrs @ Emisan'
No G x IfSI os for and
dssoss RSsn Mana.sr General a.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
NrnRTHERN RALROAD on NEW.JERsEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot ,or Epglewoea
Hs sso s46 $40 1STs % a ig @dnsht Sundays and
nab NaDuei Spring Valley and MOnscy l. lOa m 4'o p m
Sundays 9a M
ERIE RAIhWAY nov known ss the NHikR9V NEWj
ArraDssAsn asd is Sn Sinnes sa: Depot f'0D
room (oseSes e Enshsioa. k@fs, [ioTae '7iIs BSt;
0 Nffara s sne na Bas csss
!oa Pa sst ssd sss
500 c1sysisss n s5a I ISgs .e9n& g.
ns n, "a gs.5 %o'
So m~Daiy Cheaso Express for tie wcst solid train
o. ruEs a pt Es sssYss GSpeSSi 10 ,d FL
FsasS 1S5S o 81 S9S ssS in1s Sc
$50. 736 So ioaO p. m. IL miin glit sTniay:, G5,
$40 S2G nj 9 s$S : :S SR ic6 % h msnsa nsoa
fis5'S" is5' $40 & $50 - 500 SO $50 55S $50
s2S 49, lGS 5 ysS % N & Goi ioso p Siaa!sa wv.
II NsTs Sc n and zoo 80 40 sc ct? go 49, ioc
p N and y n,sinislt Saturday nghs only. sundays
S'lS sarcrn !. H 10 Si z5o go io2c s5 $40 $50
wafwitk 4s5 100 I62O H. iso p sundays e45
Scnburg and Cornwall 7:5O a. $50, 40 cp sun
' HonGoa, sS { and nd kingston and Montgomery $3.50 m
S9ashy GS.ayG - s45. g. sss 7.o a5Ss $50 s.
SSp s s%nSsS ssS s g go S0D 1875 ~ % 40
S3O o. M SUNDAY sst5 $3.50. 1870 $50, q p m Tho
~ and $50 o. trains connect With Se-York, ontario
and Western EarOad az Msn-st The uain stops at
Main st. only. o-., 49, p a.
n r, SUNDAY ~, lO.20 q m, $50. :. p.
Boats leave 2sd ST.. n. " 5th. 95 n u m to e:tS
h.rty minutes and ll%5 2. n. Sundays every thirty
/ nEutt-
sl.ppe lces blamed and OrdeTs fsr the checking
AMI m o baggage may eft the Company OiGes.
Nos 4O "57 Broadway, Isl Wtsst. ~ Y, go CouSs.
st BROOKLYN, or az tto CoEpany's DepO,s
FXress GoI, the West arrive 10 Ne"f ork AT TAU
G.3O 81 % A. m. and l02u p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
Dantina Ara0emisa.

Lien DODWORTH, 6S1 5TH-AVE.,
~ Assisted BY HIS SON, FRANK DODWORrH
Glasses and private lessons Gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings.
lpr little Tuesdays AM Fridays at half
past Two. seId Tor circular.
4 lEXANDER MACGREGOKS, III 0t:-lVe.
"a Private strictly private-and dancin" classes
ry day Genemens classes Monday ANA Friday evenings
hE GARMO'S-1. .476 Broadway (12d-st.)
~ New class. saturday p. IN.
L'ERNAND0'S DANCING ACADEMY. l6Z
J5h.st. (]ank Buldingl. Class Lessons anI III
yao instruction every day aud evening send Tor Circular
A large lIl to let for select Entertainments
MIR. TRENOR. Of Broadway and 32d-st.,
Nh gives lessons IN DANCING every day; circulars
MIR. Z. HARVARD REILLY. Master OF
Nk Dancing. 67S 9th ave. See Circulars
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, 2l WeSt2fth-s =,
I formerl- with Mr. Allen Dodworth Now open SEQ
circulars Room To let for germans, etc
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
V'IIE NEW LINE
1 BFTWFEN

EEW-NORk. PHILAp ELPHIA- IND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
% noI rs FAslEk THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On am alter eeenber T. 1881 ewYO.k Phlaleloh.s
Norfolk karOad Company will run Fast Day aud Nigh,
IpTeas between New York ami Cape Ch rlins leao
New on Via Pennsy ysfis Railroad, JAYS a0d
end 80 a m taily No fox 800 and a. M sIcp-
Ing as hroneh tron Sew York 10 tapo hsreS and Pan6r
CIR from PM epia without chanea Tickets parlorcar
aud sleeping Der hs lie secured "a any ic et Ccs
Of the Pennsyiyau.l hsilvold Coz - " ~~
- r d co h 8, GENT Pass and Freight Aom.
ii. w DUNN h. SuD.riutapd MT ~ ~ A'NAs"' <'s"H
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

] -.NLWJLRsEl CENLRAAL DlYIslM.Nin

II NEM-J ERSf1 ttN NJ DIN iol.,N,,
TINE TABLh-TAKING iiFEnI o 7 :.Is y. ls'2. sroo.
S e II tSS
Direct c6nResion Al wayne Junction :or 1Gy, and
Ches.nut IN It Coumbiaave, Tor Manayunk Con'ho'
DRHwTNGl;GoM W % CARS on all Day Trains ana sjFEPtsG
RenrnlaS leave PifdIHDELPHIA, ninth sodlrc-o ~;
E% en-, sTSPf$ $50 5s1 is3gp TsiF aRd I'd
& isrSs ,S sls at 5iei ~ 500; lSS3 ''o ''"
For o YSO RAHEX " PEALf and renu
For IWifLi2LTiAMSP9Rr.. suNPrRY. LEwggpuee and
For fREENNn4f2G ani HARRisBU a az 4os 7i5 s45
il5 m; l;oU, 1880 4'Ou $780, 5ij. 1900 III sundays
For SGiASrS% Zoe Ss s43 rHiqs s4s,
io" l.: 0. ;ii5 5:I5 p m. SUNDAYS at 5.30k I'm
FS For Sht kMhAouA '' at IT, 80 ny M 80 II5 G a. s5 4'OS
rat at 100 i:oe 6 SIS w. 100 isd sd5 sp% sunday
For at 4:oCs 7:cO, $40 m9 1sg ,;S IA a 400
For d' ah az bSDGG SG iG b%AScH n SCPf'Sss s a.
For :rP e. RiiMLNGToX ZOO, s4s o. $780, AGO. 4'ao
For % s2%EiN5 i5a i5 L 80 s toS 3. iS g.
G:3n TOO, 7;SG SID l0;3op NJ sunJ3s' +oo e'0o III
% M s sog S 1cg Il os st's 4so os So 1913 SIS
$50 GOO G$P & 100 lSo - s'oo gS, M io i,o l:S i,5S
For S:yc I'll III Il '.SGG %Gh 10y Z S5 si3 IIoo lOo
rar spG IoNS 600 ngANcG s z e g fGSENS rain
t5| bHis sc etddDt i;pt Ocean @ Grove at SA5
For hF F6Ms SvR t9 i3 fS' R
For or, kFi%SrIS AZ ciTY Z" p %1NEL and BRIDGEroN
'''G NFW-,EEsEY ai w j? 7; e soUrfoRN DIVISION.
From Pier No. <, North ~ ., via san, HOOK ,,
FOR fG%rAKEW6nD TOM ToMS kIyhpsd IA 40
1ickets car be Procured nj fNsf Lhery.st Pier No
Broadwav 656 757 and 40 SCI ye lymgtonst; 10 Il
i6 and .ll3 GroeuwioL.st; III l71 kast 2!h St l!S&
Si% york pGSsgv y Ii IL Rrosn l p5"a TSi sS
s5s $50 Fuons s9nsttam ave In I'M @ho69ksn;
ana J + + %SHoo5iTES w S5i ''0" oaa &C. g Q hANG0cK
H. I0P'i p BAIp@iS. 9, e Ast. llo Liberty st. n y
WEST SHORE ESEH ERLS2AAP2: I. & 4 p. lessee
wur REST coXsrRUGjsbr AND FiNEsT EQUIPPED
ihb mn 1IJ RLE TRACkIl Ne FOR BUSINESS OR
THE WEST srtradRE n1 rs IS EAhf5NG THE WEST
| sI1RF or rHE vol pFAMED HUDSON RIVER
AANpo TTRRRoUGa HlUTIFuL VALLEY OF THE
ON and after Fec 1885, trains will West 42dst
st,oh 9 leave frop downtown station foot Of Js
North River 20 mbtes earlier than from foot OF Wess
Detroit and Chcst $3.50 H. eOo 'slO p. Sleep
eTs era, throui oTis 500 ~ D. sleepers rbroieh.
/ iochestes uepensOD Briige Niagara Falls 1880
! n M 900 aS:l0tn sleepers ana paror cars.
iiitgIiaad tini fos}ao and Catskili 80 ii:25 a m.
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| q me- 49, .G01 10, .ll40 p. m.
saIa,GSat So, MSnttssi iSh Canada East, 500 p m
1tamui"m ion{ $3.50 $500 's:l0p. 10. Toronto
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ece1 s1nSay tables paor sleeping sscG%%od ss m%oa.
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
New IJuA Aliea!ions.
UNHE STORY OF MARGARET KENT.
BY HENRY HAYES.


.'The Story Of Margaret Kent Is Do'A w " ',
II Il worth more than that-it Is Wortn S'uu' 'h-
and lie rning irom."- beacon Boston. ,
"There is in TIE social setting human ne "''p ."
srr1g beautiful, real. which holds our hter's' . "
pathy and adnirItlon" Boston lrlhSc'P'' ,,u,o,.
Wil attract no little attention she - Young ~,
ON attractye Just this sort of woman has escaped inc
noyeli,t heretore."- Pbla iopha Press ~
The story holds its charm through all IL u u"'s nv,
story full Of grace ana ndern'ss, ani color we ' '
bcwitchin, beauty TO dngcr Ups The Ciltlc.
yvboever the nukpovn magician may be. she has 'ape
o bound into the rank OF those who are maHhR ou
host Aner1can fiction. ~ Boston Herald
"The Amer can crIc has long stood on inc
vaioI tryin. 10 discern the greet American mover Wch
always believed ILL., but been matter OF faIth
ra,her than sight II mist Ike not ths mover mas
come in the shape of The story OF Margar.t Kent
-[Boston Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
THE NEW KING ARTHUR.

The Au hOr OF The BuntIng BaII
81 900 to be paid March LIST for mining tho Au'hol'
PUCK WITTILY sLAPS THE
NEW KING ARTHUR:
Is THIS ONLY BLIND
from "Puck"- Scene in a BOoS-stoTe'I
Mrss RROWNSON.-"I want 'Comn lhrO ule ny,
on5as In y winter city, MI AstOrs novel green
tnres and Pccadily by William BLACK and Inc Nc" Hils
BDOK sELLER.-"Yes. ma am. Anything else i,, Won
nnIS. n R1tItWN~ON Well 1 cont know. COuid you
recommend ANYTHING to follow those ~ =,
HOoK SELLER.-"N Yes a luuatic asylum
II II BOYESEN SAYS THE EDITOR WROTE lhH
NEW KING ARTHUR. a.,
suspected my # end Fawcet honorcd me VIII VIII ~ o
no' Emitting Bal that Els O"h conse ~
au 1 no %, I'D tIecforo rotuCn his compliment lu
Nov King Arthur however suddenly suggested 70 ' nc
-,,ro Of Euun possesses III rare u-''
tacIIty TO be 10th grave and gay anu Oln 10 ~ "
hn Now King Arthur gives evidence OF te Sa w
onycr oi ycrsnc,tion predecessor a1 the
% tlcnI MINOR bot boOks are, my Judgment the
work OF tho ell, or OF PUCK z" - ..,
1.-THE BUNTLING BALL" AMI THE NE" MIN"
ARTHUR" each, l2mo, cloth, 81 80.