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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29
FroIu Now TiII Faster.

Special sales at Pizzinis New Store TO
make room. Bon-Bons. Cream Almond
Caramels, Cream Chocolates, and other
fine mixtures for 25c. per pound.
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THE RAINS RECENTLY.
A WATERFALL ALL ALONG THE LINE
OF THE JAMES.
The River, However, Behaving Very Hand
somely So Far, and No Dangerous
freshet Expected

Allthis week we have had Lee -monu-
ment weather that ia, slow, steady,
persistent, tantalizing rains-such as
came 10 us last October instead of the
glorious sunshine and inspiriting air
that was so much desired for the cele-
bration.
March so far has been more distin-
CuiShed for It's numerous and oft-repeat-
cd showers than its winds. After the
pestilential drizzlc Of the last four or
five DAYS Il gale would be quite welcome
to break up the close and hot atmosphere
which pr ssed upon the well soaked earth
yesterday evening.
II has been "a sort Of weather TO dis
courage the businessman, to break M
building operations, and to bring little
consolation even to the most cheerful
minded farmer but so far there have
been no damaging floods. The rainfall
has been continuous but light, and up to
last night the streams throughout the
State were but little swollen.
STATE OF RIVER PROM CLIFTON FORGE
DOWN RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD.
The following shows the condition Of
James river;
Clifton Forge, , feet stand.
Lexington, ~ feet stand.
Balcony Falls, q feet stand.
Lynchhurg, e. feet stand.
Scottsville, Il feet rising.
Columbia (Rivanna runs into James,
10 feet rising
Report closed at > o'clock p. N. Rain
ing steadily all along the line since 4
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

The Howitzers' fair will begin on tho
9th Of April and continue until the 23d.
1t will be the biggest thing of the kind
ever held here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

c,ssapeake aud ONO President.
'Ss Sr A. q. ingalls,, the new pTesnlden. ni'ei i
Nj, he Il Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway "a. way
SOo Ssnkipg firm Of Speyer & Co.. nc" '0'A'
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Cnt Eionars for Ensfer.

Rosebuds, Violets, LiIacs, Lily of the
Valley. j. J. HARVEY,
Q east Broad street,
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Electrical DISPLAY.

Yesterday afternoon, while number
OF workmen werestringing wires OF some
kind on Twelfth street near Franklin, one
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HiuyIer's Candies
Pnt PInnt- fnr Raster.

at Pizzini's New Store. \ limited supply
for Easter. Order early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29
ola RfD Tobacco

soothes all sorrow and gladdens every
heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

Your stock or Tobacco II Not Coms
piete
without the OLD RIP Brand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-29

Money TO L0an-Long Time at Per
Cent.
FRANK ID. HnL& Co.,
Real Estate Brokers,
No. north Eleventh street.
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~, wooDeON's SUCCESSOR.

While it seems the intent OF d;e the ehaTi ,1.eTi
g.. ,bat Lot the vacancy in this Office shall
ier m ell sT@' by tue City Council, there is
DC . nlleu op9v;sion ~ of the charter which
somewhat conflicts with this ana 3lv.inaa %nlen
indicates that the Judge OF the H@SrihSS s,n aSs
Court, upon official information from nhaII 'nG
Nl M"vor Of the Collectors death, H. sna'l dnni
%ryU t%op;ybwith order an election by the peo-
pie. o,,;rod ;s not less than
10 dne noo " and the profits OF the once
S',' SoU,VyY, now 10 July lst would probably DC
NOT much above S2,oVO'
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NOTICE TO PARTIES USING Or
DINARY ELECTRIC OR iNcANDEs-
CENT LIGHTS.

Parties using or wishing TO use electric lights
are hereby notified that before introducing them
into their buildings, especially where said build
ings insured, it ts necessary that hoy should
get q certificate from The company furnishing
such lgh D. that they ccordiug 20 the standard
of the New York Board Of Underwriters and that
they must also get the following permit from the
companies insuring their property-yk.;
privilege granted 10 use the electric light In
the within-mentioned prerntses. provided tho
assured holds a certlncase spd guarantee from
the company furnishing tilc light tha, the sdufp-
ment is and shall be maintained according " no
standard Of the New York Board Of Fire Under-
writers.h -
THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF vIR.
GINA,
H. A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
Attest:
FRANK d. srEGER, Secretary. NH 2s-st
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Easier Flowers.

YOu GET Great Rig plug
Of OLD RIP TOBACCO for lOc.
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TIE RISE HERE.

At ; o'clock yesterday afternoon the
river had risen at Mayo's bridge eigh-
teen inches and at the Old Dominion
wharves three feet above high tide. by
: o'clock il increased two or three inches.
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THE LATE AYLETT IL wOODSoN.
Funeral Yesterday Afternoon from
Lefgn.Strect Baptist Church.

The funeral of the late A. r. Wood
son. City Collector, took place IRON
Leigh-Street Baptist church Yesterday
evening at 3 o'clock. The sacred edlflce
was filed with probably the largest con
greoation that ever assembled within It's
walls. and hundreds Of people were on
the outside that could not gain admls-
sion. The services were conducted by
the nastor Of the church, the Rev. Dr.
= A Goodwin. Miss Sallie MOntgome-
Nv sang most impressive solo, and the
topcbiDp pathos of her voice awakened!
tbo most tender emotion in the hearts oil
the congregation.
INC city officials in a body and the
following organizations, OF each ot whlch
The lamented deceased was an honored
rnenber. were in attendance: Henrlco
TD;on Lodge. No. 1870, A. F. and A. Nj. !;
. Rrr;al COMMITTEE OF Roane Lodge, No.
I90 I O. O. +. :. Old First Virginia
Rogiment Association Richmond Grays !;
R;cbmond Grays Veteran Association !;
and p + Lee Camp, c. V. The floral
tributes were very beautliui--the hanH-
soonest design being the one sent by the
of,;cers of the city. In the centre Oh II
was the following: "Our Friend ana
D'St At the conclusion Of the services at the
olnrcb the remains we're escorted TO
I'LL uniIvwood cemetery and there laid to
riot' rast y;th the usual MASONIC ceremony
The procession was headed ...a: Dy olc IL, u; If
lee Camp Drum-Corps, ana was one p!op 0i
the largest ever seen in the CITY Of hicn'
rnOud
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About 10 o'clock last night quite a
heavy shower fell, purifying to some ex-
tent the atmosphere and washing much
of the mud from the streets. 1t caught
a good many people who were going
home from the Wednesday nights ser
vices at the churches, though but few Of
them were unprovided with umbrellas.
Umbrellas have never been in more de
mand than during this week. unless it
was Lee-monument week-the most
aqueous landmark in our local annals.
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FOREIGN NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Duke of Sutherland sailed from Queens
town for New York yesterday, and there will be
. renewed futter among American girls until
e Is definitely known whether he comes for q
Yankee wife or not.
W. J. Barnwell, a mathematician and organ
list, q Berkshire, England, claims to have
squared the circle. He has been at work on the
tine-honored problem for fifteen years. His
solution consists Of eight figures, which, in con-
crete shape, form perfect cyelometer. Nj
Barnwell has laid his formula before the French
Academy Of Sciences
Queen Victoria, Princess Beatrice, Prince
and Princess Christian, and Count Won Hats
feldt, the German ambassador, will receive the
ex-Empress Victoria Of Germany, on her arri-
val in England on Monday.
Emperor William is of ON another shooting
expedition, this time to Breslau.
The shah of Persia who, it is said, contem-
plates visit 10 this country. has peculiar ideas
regarding certain public questions. Not long
ago a riot occurred at the Teheren railroad
station. The shah is nervous and objects to
riots, and he has ordered that all traffic on the
road be suspended. At the same time he COM
pels his minister of war to ride up and down
the line Of the road solemnly informing the
people that the shah does not want them to
make any further disturbance. This is an i'm
provement on the ancient Persian method Of
beheading all dsturbers of the peace.
France, it may not be generally known, has
in her possession an ex-king, the former occu-
pant Of the throne of AMMAN. She is going to
send him to live in Algeria.
The pope yesterday gave audience to the
archbishops Of San Francisco, Montreal and
Ottawa, the bishops of Covington Fort Wayne
and st. Hyacinth, and the apostolic vicar Of
Pontiac.
During the visit Of Kaiser William to Vienna
he was noticed to drink a liberal quantity of
champagne. Being mildly chaffed with having
once said that he would never drink French
wines, he promptly replied, The emperor has
nothing to do with the crown princes resolu-
tons"
Mr.. Phelps. the American minister. in
speech before the members of the Glasgow bar
yesterday. said that nothing in the administra-
cellent than the prompt and effective manner
In which the laws we're executed But legal
proceedings in Great Britain, he thought we're
too expensive, and suggested the blending of
the two branches of the profession, as in
America
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DAT1MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID Schedule in effect Nov 1st 1888
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled limited ex-
For Cincinnati and 81 LOUIS. express daily and
s ass Sd snd limited
For NeSars and Wilmington. 30
For saa pohs Baltimore and
TsF sinssrly and Intermediate points, 81 80 am,
For baltimore, s. $40, $40, 40, s;so, e:45 IL
in ESQ., nag 4s6 U.s. $50 SlS ,4sain snd
SS Ss5 7soc s 7ss SsG s55 and
hSr 81 ssass 4s So rs
saPens $40 $50 am. II o5. 4io. DIN. sundays
e. SsS ss.Sn: b between x.,hlps,sp and nal.!
~ he sS I BsSeh
AZ IN n fSs IIg ri 4 stations only 1910
For ga,shersbpTy and intermediate points, 1000 a.
Eo5 Boyds and inteTmsdis. sV stations n 90 pm,
Church trains leave w.,hnst9n Sunday only at
For Frederick, tlO:1O am. 1900. t4:35, IS 80 p
For H sssS:lo a.ro {RfSplo an. and IS 80 pm.
PM from Cincinnati. and St LOU. daily e a2S Sm
and :o5 pm: from Pittsburg daily 10 am, 6:15
From Philsdelphi., Chester and Wilmington. 2: so.
~ hLo b:UC pm. dAlly, and t1U:45 AIN.
From Mngerly and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. 10 am. daily. and 1915 am SUNDAYS
only. '
= Trains leave BslttpQre for Washn gton, at 6:20
6SO, ID 9:OO, BOB, 10 90 minute train IL 90
500; $3.50, 81 $50 and II pm. On Sundays s so
$:q2 y:9S. 10:0Q An 1:15, 200. 4:l0, 500. $50,
tEIoept sundays 'Daily. Sundays only.
BasVage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
aencss on orders left at ticket Offices 81 and 1851
" 4. CLEMENTS, cHAs. O soU1I.
M Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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pIEDMoNT, AIR LINE.

vJlEOAONT AK LINE
5ss o sas 1sss
Qordonsvle Charlottesville, Lynch6urg and Stations
betweon Alexandria and Lynch5urg, Roanoke Bristol
ean. Psan Sleeper S N snS Ssw Or
lottesylls Gsrdonsyille Stations Ches Ohio Route,
tween LynchburG and Dsnvile, Greensboro, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta, Birning,
ham. MONTGOMERY New Orleans Texas and California
ton With Pullman sieepsrs MontEo@ery to New s Or
leans and Mann Boulder Sleepers for Birmingham
Vicksburg, and shreveport Pullman Sleeper Danyils
to Columbia and Augusta Solid trains Washington to
.2:30 P. M,Daily, except Sunday. for Manassas,
Stras6urg and intermediate stations.
5:3O M.-Western Express Daily for warrenton,
Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains washington to
Louisyille slso for tynch6urg, Bristol Chattanooga
Through Pullman sleepers Washington to Memphis
HOO r " Southern Express Daily for Lynch
bia Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Or
Msshingtop 70 New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ipEton 100 R Daily except sunday, and AZ
Returning leave Round Hill sos AN Daily and %
Daily except sunday arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan.
Vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington z 90 A nj
and }o NJ via East Tennessee Bristol and lynch
burg It II 10 AM and 0;40 Pm via Chesapeake
Strasburg Local at 9:47 A. NJ
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at Office 1900 Penn.
mia Railroad. 9Th and sts JAS l. TAYIOE
ocl General Passenger Agent
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Chickasaws In Uproar.
RIVAL CLAIMANTS FOR THE GovERNoRsKR OF r
NATION PREPARING FOR WAE.

RIVAL CLAIMANTS FOR THE GovERNoRsKrP OF THE
NATION PREPARING FOR WAR.
A special to the New York Herald from
Dougherty, i. t., says that great excitement
prevails in the Chickasaw nation over the dual
contest for the governorship between William
Guy, quarter-blood Indian, and William Byrd,
a half-breed Chickasaw. Byrd, who has been
contrasting the election for governor of the
Chickssaw nation so long. is holding the legi5-
lature at Tishamingo and has possession of the
capitol building, which is guarded night and
day by number Of men fearing attack from
the Guy party. Last August Guy was reelected,
but Byrd contested the election and cast out
enough votes to give himself small majority.
The Guy party would not give it up. and so the
Byrd party called on the speaker Of the house,
who was a Byrd man, TO state who was gov
ernor. He swore in Mr.. Byrd. who took the
oath and seal. and then they called on GUYS
cabinet for all the books. moneys, &C., but the
Guy party would not give them up. Byrd is
sued warrants for the treasurer and auditor,
but did not serve them. He called the legisla-
lature together and kept the capitol building
guarded.
Governor Guy is determined to be governor
or fight The Byrd men are also determined to
have Byrd for governor or fight. 1t is pre-
dicted by many who are well acquainted with
the men in both parties that if a fight occurs
there will be great deal of blood shed. Both
parties can raise more than 800 men each.
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CARPETS, CARprrsu CARpErs,,,
RAILROADS.


THE S5f sHsf va ASS HSS s9gSegzxEsr
sfEEE fS AIS NNaasSSIEfsISF Ff TSSlFhEsr
sxT M4sh ND EEGM s Is FS
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express of
sspnR cs4s Puas s sD s h2af
and HsTsisbnrs to 81; Louis: daily, except satar,
sh
sieepers 4or louisville and Memphis Pacific Chez E1
sleeper fS5 and anf the
gatfIMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sio and S Sissnn daily satqTds
For WiliismspOrt Loci haven and Emira, at $50
i1ase 415 % ina p SS. On 81
9iyop1 MI Limited EXPRESS Of Pullman Psl aa
Cara $40 IN; daily. except Sunday, aud 3 AS =.
For For BostSS without eSs5Es day
direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
For NsS fSgs and 40 am.
Zoo; 40 Al S:03 1900 and 7 29P RI on Sun;
an. weeK-days and SAB pm. daily. with Dining
For Bsitimors e:s5. 7;ee, eoe, e;4o. go II 90,
day, 600, COS, $50, lao, am, 300 s: AS
4:1O. 6 100, 7:4O, 10 90 and II :2Opm
For Popes Greek Line 20 am. and lao pm. daily,
For Annapolis. 20 and 900 am, IL :o5 and 4:4o
pm daily, except Sunday Sundays. 900 g. M,
4:10 pm
EHRss thR sEaHRE ms sA
RAILROAD.
For @ eSS e So e s. .G 5S5 8 SIS,
9;g2' and y ;S7 2 m On s'n.aa} +, 500. 9:45,
ACCOMMODATION for 0usntieo, 500 m week days
and sos p, 10. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Ae1andria for Washington Cos :05.
$40, 7:05 9:32, 0 AZ and IL :05 p. In. On Sun.
day ats 10 and IL :07 am. g 100, 10, 7:05 9:32
and 0:42 D. IN.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner Of street and avenue and at the
station. whore orders be lett for the checking of
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. L. PUGH. j. r. WOOD,
General MANAGER. Ino2l Gen Pas Agent
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The Rapid Extinction of Families

From the London World
Some interesting facts in respect to popula-
tons were noted in "Demographic study Of
the diminution or increase of families" recently
read by DIR. Gustave Lagneau before the
Academic de Medicine All aristocracies nj
close bodies Of mrn have gradually Loot in
number. and woa,d have be ONE ext nelly
reduced without D. .t-iOnAl mixture win NV
blood Between IL 3 and 1854 the sovereign
council Of the city of Borne admitted 457 fsmil-
hes 70 citizenship. In 1888 only los Of these
families had escaped extinction. Out of 45S
paronets created by James and Charles /. be-
tween 1911 and 1913, only lO7 of their titled
Representatives remained in 1871. In 1910
only eight out of eighty noble famil-
les existing IN 400 had escaped extinc-
uon. NJ Benoiston de Chateauneuf after
scrutinizing the pedigree Of $50 noble French
families, found that their average duration was
SOo years The great burgher families of the
hanseetlc towns Of Holland and Venice disap-
peared rapidly; not one Of the original patri-
clan families OF Zealand is now in existence.
Lame, carefully examining thirty-one charters
OF cities IN Languedoc. Burgundy, Lorraine
and Brittany, granted at the end of the twelfth
century, authenticated 3l4 noble families only
represented IN 1s40 by twelve survivors,
Among the poor, the extinction of small ten
ant families appears almost as rapid Ont of
l27 families existing in the Commune OF Ma
rigny-en-Orxois, now in the Department of the
Aisne, in 1855. only fourteen appeared TO be in
existence in 1886. The struggle for existence
in Anglo-Saxon communities must have the
same effect
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Jesse PomerOy MOralizes.
THE BOY MuRDERER's VIEWS RRaARpISa TIE
wHrTPcUApRp UORRnps

THE BOY MURDERER's vIEws REGARDING THE
wHIrRCHAPEE HORRORS.
Boston special TO the Baltimore American
SAYS: Jesse Pomeroy, the famous child muir
derer and mutilator, has given his opinion con-
corning the whitechapel horrors In his soli-
tary confinement he reads muchs his tastes
running in the weird sensational vein. He
has just finished DIR. Jekyll and Mr. HYDE"
which fascinated him. He first heard Of the
London assasslnations through a scrap of paper
he found and has since been intensely inter-
ested in the case, reading with avidity every
scrap of information he could find. Noticing his
preference, his keeper yesterday got him to
talk upon the matter. He spoke in feverish
haste. Said he: Were / believer in the SUI
pernG.sural, should say that the White
chapel iena was foul spirit from the deep
est blackness Of hades, who, having escaped
from his place of confinement, walked the
earth unknown and undetected / am sure
the crimes are committed under the infil-
ence of q homicidal mania, and that these fits
are separated by lucid intervals. / am firm
believer that good and evil exist in every
human being. The evil, when 1t predo inmates,
forces the individual to the commission Of
wrong acts more or less heinous in their
character. Wleness and grossness Of ones
nature, exhibited under these circumstances
may be the result of accumulated wickedness
inherited This inheritance may. like any
disease, lie dormant in the system from one
generation to another. When, however, it
breaks forth in its might, after period Of long
suppression, the deeds committed are more hor-
rible than those of ordinary occurrence"
That the villain will be caught, Pomeroy be-
heves will shortly occur, but SAYS that the
London ponce should not be too severely criti-
eised, because in no city in the world does the
opportunities exist for crime and non-detection
as in the slums and crooked by-ways Of London.
This city, in it's vast extent is an exception to
al others The phlegmstic qualities of the
al m Ia them tra f-nr,, II
hence the London authorities have little or
no experience with such crirninaIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16

The barn Of Samuel Miller, near Laury's sta
ton. Lehigh county, Pa, was destroyed BY fire
Wednesday night, together with the seasons
crops, six horses and one COW. The fire is
thought TO have been started by chicken thieves
William Hensley committed suicide yesterday
At Raymond city. W. Va, by drinking an ounce
Of laudauum
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The Grant Monument Fund.

From the New York Herald
The models for the Grant monument are
drawn on basis of an expenditure of $500, 900,
but the subscriptions to the fund up to date
amount to only sl9O,O0O In the next Congress
an effort will be made, it is said, to resuscitate
and pass the bill introduced by the late Abra-
ham Dowdney, of New York, appropriating
S250, 900 toward the monument.
For some time past the fund has almost
dropped out Of notice, but now that the cleo
ton is over Professor Richard I. Greener, the
secretary of the fund, is sanguine that subscrip-
tions will come rolling in. The professor has
frequently proposed that fair should be held
In aid of the fund. but the proposition has
never been favored by the committee.
During next week a meeting of the commit
tee will De held and the manner Of choosing
the models and drawings will be determined
upon Premiums of $1,000. 81 200, $500, $500
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MT VERMONT MT VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7thsreet wharf daily texcept Sunday, for Mt
Vernon snd hiver Landings rs lar down as = lyInont
u ~ cock a NJ Returning. reaches Washington
sbODt $50 p In.
.t9 l. L. BLAKE Captain
L,OK p0ToMAC RIVER LANDINGS
l. NlH IRON STEAMER "NAKEFIELDp
Leaves ia street wharf on MoNDAl s, THURSDAYS
ard Sal tiDAlS ut m. Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS p. IN, touching at River
Landings Tar Noini Creek, Va St Clements Bay
and leonhrdtown. Md Connects with and o r. r. at
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ia25
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So Much the Worse.

From Life
John, you are not listening to a word I am
saying"
why, my dear / am all ears"
II know you are, and that makes 1t all the
more provoking"
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THE WEEKLY STARS
vi SICAL MON
A NEW FEATURE IN GIVING PREMIUMS
High-PriCed Music Furnished at Nominal Rates.
OPEN TO EVERY ANNUAL SUBSCRIBE.
TO EVERY ANNUAL SUB

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TUE sA T n % S$S # TSF
extensive M % tn States win LgmM
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

, NoRpbEHTscHER LLOYD 8. 8. co.
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton Uopdon Havre), Bremen
Trave, We'd, Nov. 81. 4 am Eibe, Sat-, Nov. "a,
an Lahn, We'd, Noy. %. noon Werra Sat, Dec.
Dec 12, pm. '
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, S75 and up-
ward a berth, according to location I'd cabin $50
Sss psnS ave- BE BR6S e CO. f5 Rfq1
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Roger Q. ia temporary in the background,
while Matthew Q. and Baxby O tAks front
ssAk-- Jtico O6ssvvw.
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address s % rs xint
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