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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

The Japanese wedding" for the ben
eft of the Presbyterian church was a
financial success. The receipts were
$500. A large number of people
were present to witness the grotcsque
ceremony. The singing of Behle Ma
hoyney (sclo by Mr.. LaubeD was ia
ranese chant much admired We give
the following cast Of characters and
programme Of the evening:
Piano solo by Mrs. NpYlict.
Wedding-Ansora 70 Beto Go be-
tween, Miss Culver; Yum Yum bride
Eaey Adams; Nanki Poo {sroom,) Ar
thu. Major.
Groom S parents-Opha Sara Pi, Ed
Slaven; Sta Nevada, Carrie Marklay.
Brides parents-L;dura nj Lura,
Mr. Ford: Soil Pail Mkt, Mrs. Ed Sla-
ven.
IsriaesEaids-poto Nolo Sa, Emma
Strange; hlss Ora ri, Emily Cheering
ton; Sida Lori, Minnie Atkins; Falati
kami, Emily Dsadle; Eigaraa Bino,
Daltes Martin; pttc Boo. Sarah Akins;
Atopo Finger, Bertha Cheringfoa; ia
ia Sara Natu, Edith soper.
Jacob well-Rebccca, May Strange;
Jacob, Ray Covert.
Solo and chorrs, "Behle Mayhoyney'
Mrs. Rice, Mrs Moore, Miss Culver
and Mr. Slaven.
Congratulations, followed By supper.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

Chalk Beeson has sold his ranch to
J. II. Odds, says the Clark County
Clipper.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

Wool Growers, see 3. Harris & Co.
before disposing Of your clip. VIII
pay the highest market price. I'm
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

W. D. Shain has the best facilities
for making loans. Call and see him.
Office in Dodge City Bank Building.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

If YOU want to find reliable business
and professional men, consult the adj
vcrtising columns of The DODGE CITY
TINES.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

DYES FOR EASTER EGGS!
At City Drug Store, Front street. ct
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

Sturm & Meteals, soda water manu-
facturers, gave the TINES office some
excellent Beecher Champagne Cider of
their manufacture. This firm is do
ing large business in tie manufacture
and sale of soda and mineral waters,
the business is becoming one of Dodge
City important trade features.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

any Of ,hesn .omely Illustrated, and printed.
variety OF subjects and think no one can examine VI
possess. In bound these books would cost V
1s. At the World. Mercy. a, Novel Novel By F'''sns
Ii. Milarsd Trevnr:on. Novel BY 1.-THE DuaeE
c,s. author Of :" Molly Bawn. etc.
~ bar, Dnr. Days: Novel BY Hugh Conway ao'0~
"a; The MI-.ery Of The Holly Tree. So'ss'
jeon au;lor Of Br. sd and Cheese and kisses. etc.
auti,o- Of Mary Barton etc.
y The rrszsa Deep VA. Novel, BY wni'' Collins
%; He'd Court Farm. Nov.. By Mrs. hsnss
Wood alher ., :. sas, Lynps etc; ~, ..,,o,o,"po
'a ~ Hae. 10 the old Home Novel. By Mary cssn
HAY, author Ct Hi idcn Pcriis.' etc. ~
e. John exersnnk,. Wife. Novel a., BY No
~. Lady Gwcndoli.c'. Dream. Novel. BY N
author OF . Dora Thorne." etc. o.
p3s,i Sasp asho DS 81 aursSs si Fisyd etc
20 Leeiine. 4 Novel. By Aary Cecil Hay. acthos y
g. Gabriel. Marriage. AxOvel. BY wi,ie coria'l
antho, Of No Name &c; o, ~ Mrs Ann 9. s,eoboaa
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HsaDi.sE the B; % Sls xs SSys
IS. Dudley Cnrlecn Ss.sl: , By Mi'' n h. SF'
soss r. E, r Pierce anthor Of Birth
a a Golden Dawn. Novel. BY the aasAof "
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OF '.Thc Woman in White. etc: u.o, .,,so, ~
50. Anne. A Novel; By Mrs. Henry WOOL .''''' :"
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author o, I sr. hanx Sepei By George Ees .sse
of Adam Eode, The Mil on the Floss" etc. -
end any two OF these and eataIcsue esntAin
al is: n%srTf IT., II Es BOOK, 70 e6on
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

On the evening of Thursday 18th
inst, a number of the friends of Rev.
G. Louther and wife called at the par
snnage and left many valuable tokens
of regard which will not soon be for
gotten by the recipients.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22
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over which your srandmothers lashd till they cred and
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practical instructions for making fancy baskets. wa,
pockets, brackets needle WORK. emorocefs' e'o'' 9'
s. Grimm's Fairy stories fer the TonEg. ,; TIC
finest collecon Of fairy stories craf pu'ii'hea
The Lady OF the Lake. By Sir Walter Scott, :, =;
a. works Of Scott is more beautiful than this;
Manual Of Etiquette for haiies aa .i, r,a 81
modern etiquette FOX all occasions:
8. The Standard Letter Writer for Ladies and
Gentlemen complete guide to correspondence, giyiD.
plain direction. composition OF letters OF every
lind. with innumerabe forms and examples
Of Acting Charades Tsbieaux, Games, Puxzc, etc. for
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9. Dialoxucs, REGULATIONS and Readings, large
and choice collection for school exhibitions ai public and
.. Parior Magic and Chemical Experiments,
book which tells h~ TO perform hun freS OF amusing
tricks in magic and instructive experiments with Simple
10. The Home Cook Book and Family Physi.
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very interesting and Instructive book of travels d.srio
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IL Sixteen Complete stories BY Popular Authors,
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

Humphrey Sughrue, father of P. F.
and Michael Sughrue died in this city
Thursday morning last, after linger-
ing illness. Mr. Sughrue was 81 years
of age at bis death. Mr.. Sughrue was
a long resident Of Kansas and Dodge
City, and has many friends to mourn
his demise. He will be kindly remem-
bered by many of our citizens who re-
spected him while living and honor his
memory. The funeral services were
held in this city, and the body taken to
Windthorst for interment.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22


j. d. Browne, who has just engaged
in the grocery business, is meeting with
success in his early business career
Mrs. Browne presented J. T., on Thurs
day morning last, with brand new
girl, weighing nine pounds. Now. who
wouldn't be happy under snch circuu-
stances. 1t is enough to make one
feel that his cup of coed luck is filed
and Overlooking. Mother and child
well, and papa happy.
The Lands fruit farm has been esz
tabiished on the southeast quarter of
section 13, about enc mile northeast
of the city. Mr. Lands informs US that
he has planted 30 acres in trees. There
are 1900 apple trees, cherry, pear, etc.,
1000 grape vines, 5000 gocseberries,
1900 blackberries aud raspberries, one
acre in rhubarb plant. Corn and pota-
toes have been planted in the orchard
More ground will be cultivated to fruit
trees next year. This fruit farm will
enhance the value Of property in the vi
sin;ty Of Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

The entertainment at the II. z.
Church Friday night last, by the pu-
pills of Mrs. Metcalf' S Sunday school
class, was a creditable affair and was
largely attended. The receipts were
quite large and, 60 towards purchasing
Sunday school library. The manage
ment of the entertainment was good,
showing the young ladies to be excel
lent in plan and execution. The ad-
dress by the pastor was timely and
pertinent. A good deal of profit can
be made by carrying out his sugges-
tons. The singing and essays were
highly appreciated. The Mother goose
and family was laughable The "Ten
Virgins was highly interesting and
produced some serious thoughts. This
was the most profound part of the per-
Torrance. A song by two children of
Oliver Boyer was very amusing. We
append the programme:
Sons-Class
Address-Pastor.
Recitation-Ella Eaglpy.
ftOra swan,
o,o+.. Katie kregh,
] Evelyn Baird,
Lucy Baird.
Mother Goose and miy-Stella Hammond and
Supporters.
Recitation-Annie Everman.
Solo-Carrie Chapman.
Essay-Evelyn Baird.
Duett-katie Kreigh, Emma Chering.on.
Carrie Markley Lottic BrcGky
Rectation-Lucy Baird.
Essay-Flora Swan.
SoEg-Ten Young Ladies.
Rectati3n-Mageie Williams.
Duett-hIisses Baird.
Ni,rnt
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-04-22

OUR OTTER e s % r: e go :' ;:s s:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

.A1E5 FlyioEy oAfuGHr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
sHREwD LEGAL TRICK.
Justices Got On, of the Way by
Milking Them Nifnasses.

A Chicago special says: L. +. Benton.
marag of the Siver-Spur Company (which
PLAYED at the Standard Theatre few weeks
ago, is aided by very shreSd lawyer in
his Efforts to escape litigation instituted by
hi, wife. The latter-MrS. Sophia Ben
,cn-it appears, obtained decree on di-
voIce iTcm Benton in New York court
was allowed alim0ny, aud solicitors
ices. which the husband was re-
CURED 10 make good. It l. alleged
tlat, Instead OF advancing. his VIE
any money, he fed from New York
and came West. she learned that he was IN
Chicago and followed him. Her claim
against him footed up $500, and to secure
% settlement She caused his arrest on De-
ctwlpr 7th on CdDjd5. Benton va, heid
IN 500 bonds pending hearing, his surely
being Manager Mcconnell, OF the Column
lila Tn, aire. To-day was set Tor the hear
ing. Benton's lawyer, after studying the
situation, concluded that h did not want
10 lry the case before Justice kiStler.
should he NSk for 4 change OF venue u
would bring the case before Justice Arnd.
tie next nCarCst Justice, hut the lawyer
did not want Arud. The next near
81 was Justice Iia~kin. on. Nor dld
The hWver want mm. How 10 secure
hearing aud not have the matter come up
before any OF these Justices was 70 problem
Tha lawyer solved 1t, however, IN highly
| original way, lie took chlGge of venue
from Justice kiStl'r, and then Nwore on
soJJUrneS for the othoftw justices, Arno
ard HaWkiuscn, aS witnesses III ibe ease
They knew ABSOLUTELY nothing about the
| facts at ISSUE, tut that made no difference
| As witnesses In the case they could not ore
| ,,dc As magistrates. and ~ means OF thi'
rick the case was taken out Of Their iuriS
d,cticn. Ii finally came before justice
| Ecr,,,n hy assignment from Justice kistier
| and after hi. stroke Of diplomacy the fur
| her hearing was put Off until Thursday
! Benton being held on the old bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
NORFOLK.
THE w1srHRN.BRANcH TRUCKERS
MAKE A STRIKE.
Kale for View York-Crushed Between
Cars-still Lingering-Wreeking
and Naval Notes.


fCOYreeponuenceo Oh INC no""""
NORFOLK, December 10. 1856.
The truckers Of the Western.Branch Sec
lion az the county who are fortunate
cnougb 10 have kale and spinach crops ma
iured arc rushing 1t TO the New YORK mar
ket lust now at SO barrel-a big pIlce.
Owing 10 the late snow-stoim around new
York the price and demand went up sui
denly. and some OF our truckers are reap
ing a handsome profit. Owing to the Sc
v, re- drought In October, however, but lew
truckers have their kale and spinach al
yanced enough 60 ship until FEBRUARY.
-hipping kale in December Is something
new i'm Norfolk trucking. ana Will DOUBT
less be followed up actively IN coming sea-
sons. Heretofore the spring has been the
se.son for shipping kale and 'pinach.
Reuben PuIliam (colorod), while coupling
ears at Lambert's Point Yesterday, had MS
leit arm so badly crushed that amputitlon
Is Necessary.
Mrs. Maicarate Shue, who was so badly
burned by kerosene last week at her home
ON Butte street, sin fingers, but her death
is expected every day.
When the Hill-Potter murder case was
call, d IN Judge Hughes's court yesterday
afternoon II was removed from the CIRCUIT
10 the District Court, and set for trial on
the 18th OF December. Bail was refused the
prisoner.
The county supervisors appropriated
$4,000 Yesterday for additional school,
houses for colored children in the county.
The wreckers Of this city succeeded last
evening i'm getting afloat the schooner An.
me +. Coulan, stranded on False cape, ana
she nj once started for this port, appai emily
not having sustained very material damage.
She arrived this morning, and will be re.
pared here.
MIR. jasper White. keeper Of the Curri-
tuck lighthouse, died last night after a
hrif Illness. lie was well known all
through this section. and especially to the
hundreds OF Sportsmen who visit Currltuck
every winter.
Acknowledgement Ayres is in the city
also, Judge Daniel h. Russell, eX-memper
Of Congress. Bishop Whtllc left the city
last night.
The training squadron is ordered ts be
ready 10 leave the navy-yard tomorrow.
A delegation OF Princess Anne Democrats
left for Washington last night to try and
have Milton l.. Odoll. The Republican keeper
Of Gaze Henry lighthouse, removed for his
uniform bitter parti,anry in the county and
violent GenuncIatiOn OF Democrats. IL
seems that Odell runs the Republican party
Of Princess Anne.
The naval court.niartial engaged at the
y.yard In trying Sergeant james Lewis,
Of the marine corps for desertiOn, adj
journed ia. day TO await review of the case
in Washington,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
,,,r n,cuuorn DrspATCH-THURsDAY DECEMBER l6. 1886

York hosiery. She don't make any bones
~ eating two buckets Of biau and 0ais and
salf bale OF hay at meal, and this " ordi.
narilv washed down with q few gallons OF
water. II was curious TO notice the COM
motion among the other animals In the
menaoerje caused by Bobu's arrival. Well
defined curiosity was depicted In the face OF
nsarly every animal. The tigers and hons,
excentinp those overcome by hearty eating,
were very much excited during the work
~ getting the new cage housed. IL was
also curious how quickly they quoted down
after they saw the new prisoner.
Bohu's arrival was delayed by The I'M
accountable action OF the jersey central
railroad authorities. They contracted to
deliver her aud the other animals direct.
The PARTY started on December LIST over
the Louisville and Nashville line. AT Cin-
c,nnatj the railroad company repu-
dated the original contract and,
after two days delay, forced Mr..
Colyin, who bad charge OF tue ar
r,premerts. TO make new con-
tract. over the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati and indianapolis road the ear
reached Cleveland and then Buffalo by way
a. the Michigan southern Line. After
delay at Buffalo the car was sent over the
New York Central TO Lyons, thence over a
coal branch to the Lehigh Valley, whence In
due time It reached the Jersey Central. Mr..
CoIyin says he wonders the flat-car pa'sen-
gers did not cause a disturbance. The
keeper sald he had very little trouble with
thcm-lcss than he expected. At Montgom-
cry, Ala, there were Is inches of snow. He
gave Bohu a VAIN bath aud blanke'ed her.
II was in anticipation OF serious results
from so sudden a change OF climate that
the house was built over the flat-car in
New Orleans. B)hu Is believed to be four
teen years old. She was imported from
Hamburg eight years ego for Coles circus.
and since then has travelled, 1t is estlmlted,
15.GO0 miles or more. She has been IN
Australia and In every State in the Union.
She cost the park commissioners 1920 at
auction in New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
rENNys0N'S NEW f9EHs.
The Bore Rey,yes Locbs,ey HaIt Wien
n hnnu OF PessimLsm.

A London telegram says: TennySpn'-
new book OF poems. " Locksley Han SiN,.
Years After" will appear tomorrow. Il
contains the thrce-act play, "The Pr0n!S"
Of Man" produced in London some years
AGO, The greatest interest in the volume
centres i'm Locksley Hail." IN which he
reviews the life OF mankind duFingthc past
sixty years, and comes 10 the conclusion
that It's boastcd pro yTcsS l. of doubtful
crcdii 10 the worll in general and to Eng
land in particular. \ cynical vein OF de.
mntiatiOn Of Democratic opinions aud as
piratons runs throughout the poem, IN
marked contrsst with the spirit OF the
=. Iockslcv Hail" Of the poets youth.
Among the most striking lines are the i0i'
loving:
Hope the beet. hut hold the present, fatal
daue bter of the past
shape your heart 10 front tue hour, Out
dream not mat the hour will last;
ave. II dynamite ana revolver leave you
cOursge 20 be wise,
When WAS age so cIammed with menace
| madness written. SPOKEN lies"
! Envy wears the mask Oflove, and, laughing
| sobel fact 10 tcOrni -
| Cries To weakest sB 10 strongest, >" e are
| equals, equal born" 1870,
| EQUAL born! ON, yes, II yoAder NH ne leNei
with the fiat.
| CLsrm us orator. TIL the lion look no
| larger than the cat.
| TIL the cat through that mirage OF over
| heated language loom
| Larger than the lion Demos, end In work
IEg It's own doom,
Tumbles nature heels over head and veil
ing with the yelling street.
Set the feet above tho braiu and swear the
brain is In the feet.
Bring the old. DARK axes back. without the
faith without the hope
Beneath the state the Church, the Throne
| aud roll the ruins down the slope
| Author atheist, essayist. novelist, reaiist'
rhSmester. play your part.
| Paint the mortal shame of nature with tht
living hues OF art.
Feed II e budding rose Of boynood with th'
drainage Of our sewer.
| Serd the drain into the fountain lest tu'
stream should issue pure.
see the maiden fancies wal'owing IN tn
trough OF Xolaism:
Forward forward, aye, and backward
: downward, too into the abysa.
Finally the poet asks;
shall We find q chsRgeless May after mad
nees-afier madness. Jsoooinism AM
? Jaequerie?
some diviner force TO guide through tn
, da1s shall not see'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Death of An old Contractor-ua Nor
rfages-CODrf.


Correspondence OF Inc hlculnOiu bItpft'uI
STAUNTON, December IL, 1856.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Galaher, widely known IN
Virginia as a contractor In former years
upon tublic works. died at his residence.
near Wsynesboro', on the 18th, and was
buried in that place the day following. He
was in The SEVENTEEN year OF his age. More
than forty years ago be built several sec
lions a the James River and Kanawha ca
nal when Il was extended west OF Lynch
burg. At different times he was also u con-
tractor on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio raiirqd.
Captain j. y. Mcfarland. the treasurer
Of Augusta county, goes to Richmond To-
day. He will report sl9,00953 in money
and q. 500 itndeiei In coupons.
MIR. Tate Sterrett, nf Lexington, and Miss
Maria y. Cochran. daughter % william Il.
Cochran, deceased. Of Augusta. were mar
ri, I'd Yesterday at the r sideBce OF the hride's
mother. Rev. II. G. Walker, OF the Freshly
teriau church, officiating. AIeception was
given at the residence OF the groom,
mother near Lexington, last night.
Tomorrow Mr. ". ". Brennemcn. cdr
tor Of the Highland RecoTder, will mary
Mis- Lille. daughter OF DR.. II. NJ. P1ucr-
SOD, Of this city.
At the meeting OF the Chamber Of Com.
nerce last night steps were taken lOoNog
10 The establishment OF telephone line be-
tween this city and Highland county AMI
the western interior.
The Circuit Court bi Augusta, which
has been in sessi".., since the 10Th Of No
vember, w., adjourn to-day. Judge Me-
LhuS I'm cleared a very full docket.
CANTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Death Of GaribaIdi's Secretary

Naples letter 10 the London Daily News ]
On November 2Gtu, at Montichiari, near
Padus, 0ied Giuseppe Guerzoni. author
ana patriot, who followed GaribaldI throush
sll his campaigns. was one OF The stall Of
tcers who heroically fought at Montana,
and was GariGaldps secretary during
the Generals visit 10 London. Guerzoni,
however, did not always agree with
his ehiG, aud was abruptly dismissed b.
lhe Litter IN u fit OF i'll temper at Ischi,.
NeyoIthel IS. when he stood for seat In
Parliament AS q moderate Garibaldi sup.
ported hum, showing that he still felt CRATE
lul to his old comrade-iI-arms and bore
hIm no prudge. Guerzoni again met Carl
Daldi 1t Milan when the Mentana monument
was unveiled. The old and suticrIng Gene
r.; !, almost IN tcars, kissed GuerzoBl for the
ia,t time. Some months after the Generals
d,atb Guerzoni published his book, "Gari.
lsldi." which was well received by all eX-
eept the Garibadltns themselves. who
r6ytr Iorgayc the author his desertion OF
their party. He al.o wrote The life OF
Bixlo. GuerzoBi died Of PARALYSIS while
stili comparatively young. He Vas pro-
fcssor 1T The University OF Padua, where h.
was beloved by all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Princess Beafrice's Baby.


! hear that the child is to be called Al.
bert Alexander Victor Henry. The chIld's
cradle was bought by the Queen IN Edin.
burgh. IL is OF polished oak and Is lined
With pink. twas exhibited IN the artisans
section OF the kdiugbureh Exhibition,
and is very neat and substantial piece OF
furniture. The true destiny Of the new
Batttnberg Is obvious. This "Prince Bel'
trlce junior" should at once be elected 10
the Bulgarian throne. This would suit all
parties. The Bulgarians would be able to
govern themselves during long minority
and establish their Constitution too firmly
TO he attacked at the end Of it. The salary
need only he moderate, but il would he
enough to remove all chance OF Our being
saddled with another royal grant oranother
ROYAL m0nopOlist officer in the army or navy.
And even Russia and Turkey could hardly
object to the throne being filed with non
resident baby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

surd, but Mrs. Miller has received q Gov
eminent license authorizing her to such
command. and has used it in an unques-
ronably satisfactory way. Truly tins Is an
age Of progress.
Mrs. Mary Miller is the wife OF M OLD
kentucky steamboat man, who haI the
good sense to marry wife good many
wears Younger than himself. When he
went avoya"ing amid the shifting bars aud
caying bank, ard suags Of western river,
She went with him and acquired practical
knowlcdge Of navigation. Her husband m
time made money and built Steamboat OF
his own. IN The fall OF leS2 he sailed his
craft 10 New orleans and entered TIVE
Uuachita river trade. H. proSpefed In his
ventures. hut aged SO rapidly a, 10 sngecSt
that his profitable enterprises would soon
receive theirquictus in hi inability 10 cOn-
mand bis steamer. Then womtp'> w,
aud loyalty proved once more equal 10 The
occasion. Mrs. Miller applied for 4 cap
tam. HccnSe, proved herself worthy oi J,
bv RAISING the necessary eXlminatiOn, and
received The license. "Captlin Mliler,
tie reader VIII agree. j. the comeliesi
among commando Il steamers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Tertrgtner lufo,u.gl.Cn appg 10
D. W. MCJAEBlCk,
,.ane,at Scu'hsru Rgrn!. once Rockets.
W.P. CLN DE y co,
sel7 General .,gsnts. Pnilade pnis.