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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
We Can Have Zee on sunday.
The following will be gratifying news to many

OFFICE OF CHEF or PoLICE,1
No. , NORTH TENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, Va, June ~, lssS
NOTICV.-The delivery Of ice on sundays Will
not be interfered with by the police Tor Tho pres
ent JOHS POE, JR.,
Hbfof ~ polfsa
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noe,nl Gather,,r or Druids.

Monroe Lodge. No. 1, u. A. o. D., win have a
social gathering at Bolvidere Hall might A
progi aInme win nany attractions Is offered 70
their friends.
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vr-ARM SPRINGS. BATH COU>

" ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
~ -, VA. yro now open The most do
f.. pal sHimmiug pool ON the continent A
..i- f.r fhoaiua'is.u. cout. soiatirR, aud kin
C..I i-rascs lufaiiitio remedy Tor dysuepsla
.lr-r springs will be kopt opon during the
....i ia all event under Colonel tupanz pres
,.-.I C4af1a 1atIou. 10Y particulars address
Nrs JOHN J.. a. BANK.
r.mnhletsof Purcell. D. sdl & Co. or ihe proprio-
t. e.ni postal JOHN j. RI 8ANh.
.. t-tui lr0UriefOr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

BOARDING.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

~revs - per day, $3.50 per week, $50 per
.,l and upwards.
send for illustrated pamphlet
... L y prEr Mo,.1o~
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SULPHUR SPRINGS.

" ROcEBgIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Two rniIes from Goshen depot Chesapeake
ana Ohlo railway. Open JUNE isf. gsse. send
fof circulars .. d. CRAIG, Proprietor. Goshen
briags Poss once, We .. y CzAio. hspaksr.
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InNTGOMEKY W-HITE SUI.

- Phi N NFHlNtr~,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
sFDEsf ". FAGG & CO, rROrBirTORS
gT I0.UfEY. Cashier, late Il - James Hotel,
NtN Orleans.
a. . ,rNNs iEE, Manager, lato Of st. James llo-
t.I iaC.-,oynlo. fla.
r... r.nlI1r rcso~t viii b. open JUNE ]. 1883
r-raUgo ra.iroad one ana three quarter
..4.c.s tte springs with the $Orfolk aud
l.s.s.l railroad at Big Tunnel Connection
l.... ri.l al trains. send for circulars
my g--2n
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= MURAL BRIDGE HOTELS.

NATURAL BRIDGE, Va.
'.. m.tf o.ighffll summer resort IN the noun
. Or Virginia. situated l0l yards from the
,.. .at.ral Bridge Capa eity 400 Finest
..,. music. aud Nshinc In tho mountains.
.4-i.ors: uo WhlnriR. found-tip ticket.
.. ...ro11 and AhemGny aa1 Chosapcasc
.l1 railroads.
l.rll4 Information address
f. ". XLIPSTEIN.
.lom Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

TAssAsrs sKLrxrx APxsiksr ezecsuaiiy cures
Conssipstion and sick Headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

The depressing effects OF warm weather are
overcome by HOOPS ssAHsArAKIILA. 100 doses u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

this evening would consist Of the award OF hon.
ors aud the delivery Of diplomas. Lssays VIII
also be read by Two members Of the graduating
class.
BANQUET.
Tho president then announced that tho alumni
would adjourn TO the college hotel. whore . BAN
quot had been prepared for then. Ihey lounl
tho tables IN the commO1ious dinlnc-haii rP1c'aI,
with choice yiand-, which were gIeatiy enlOyou
b. the members of the society aud their guess
BUSINESS
The Alumni Society then went into the regu-
lar busines. meeting. The election Of officers
for neat year vas nrst in order. Rev. X n
Acree. Of Petersburg. was elected press1ene
Messrs. Eldridre y. Hatcher. Conway X seuls,
and Edward b. Pollard. OF Richmond, va. were
elected first, second, and third Mce-presioen'
respectively. kicnard T. Loo, Es1., OF kicnmohu'
was elected treasurer. aud q. Harvey Nin Au;
Esq., secretary. Rev. II. Aiian Tupp@r, D. ", OF
( Louisville. Ky, was chosen % deliver mo az
dress before Tho so iety next year. Professor
+. b. Reynolds 81 West Virginia University, was
elected alternate. Professor l.. H. Hamoerlin;
Of Shreveport, La. was scleciod 10 prepare hhu
read poem at the next meeting. in June, ~
After some routine business the society Aa-
iourned.
Annual Meeting OF the Trustees.
Yesterday a. II o'clock tho trustees OF Kcn-
mond College met ia the elegant library nah-
Hon. II. X Ellyson presided and DR.. {. H. ny
land acted a. secretary. There we're present
about thirty Of the mcmbers OF the corpofaton-
among them Colonel Tsbb OF Hampton Colonel
John H. Guy. Judge Joseph Christian. James
Alfred Jones, IL d.. aud G. '. Meredith, Esl.,
Of Richmond. of the legal fraternity, and kty'
Drs. J. l.. BurroVs, !. b. Lake. Thomas W. sgd
nor. r. :. Dunaway, A. ETOaddus. hsichir'
Cooper and Landrum, Of tho ministry.
The report of the treasuror showed receitis
during the year amounting TO $4,000. The bord-
ed endowment was Increased by SSDD. Inc
college has now ovcr fs0.0GJ invested funds
The trustees wore greatly pleased to receive
communication from their absent momber, Nr'
Thomas G.. Williams, who lately left TIE ciLy iCf
Australia. cor taOing his check for SlO,Wu ltls
very evident that the epdOWment OF the cobese
IS growing steadily and sOidiy
Anow Committee on Instruction Was adde1 70
the list OF standing committees. The purpose
being 70 have closer to between the trustees
and faculty.
The preparation Of n new lecture-room and
laboratory for the department OF physical scr
ence was ordered 20 be completed during the
coming vacation. This will give decided I'M
petus 10 truo technical education In the college
Adelighnul dinner was served M O'Clock IN
the beautiful new dlning-hall. where the trus-
tees hai a glimpse Of students boarding lhe
At $50 =. VI. the board adjourned 10 meet az
the college again to-day At 10 oclock.
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Now the Veteran Fanneth Himself.
LEE CAMP SOLDIERS H0HB,l
Juno 10, isS3 /
To the Editor Of The

TO tke EditoT Qf the Dlspateh:
Please bs 80 good a. 20 give us room In your
colunins TO publicly express our thanks for the
kindness OF hessrs. Baughman Brothers In pre-
seniiug the Homo with ono hundred palIn-leai
fans. The present Is particularly acceptable
during this heated term. Yours, Sc,
EX-C0sFEDBBATB fBTERASs
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REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There was slack market yesterday at the wa. e.,
ate Exchange. James C. Lalor offered NO = nv 80
,on-aye. On the side, between one-hu''u' 49,
~ second and Ono hundre and thirtythrd s's Inv o
ding rose slowly from slo 600 si250 al wh'ca price
the plaintiff the buyer James l." "0 ~ -,
~ sold plot for manufacturing purposes ,dc 1bis il
In the Twenty third Ward near tne ~ ,nanu,arturnq
another indication OF the tendency VI VS.. IN indira
Interest to seek sit, IL S,I INC oeey Is also shown by
number Of convcyauces recorded i'r the 49,. ss IVY
10 OF which onethrd were In we uip tr rIos on tho
Southern Boulsysri in the ywcnty-thifd ana Twsn'y,
fourth Wards adjoining ssesp na O5 and sixth aVes
Tyrcntvbri and Foreth Sta, fos not oIcr so1Vv per
annna An cs,aesees 800 WAS offered to exchange for
equity in city country property
New.York. Monday. July 1s. 1883.
Tho following sale was made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
by ]. c. Lalor.
sstory dwelling with lot No :, 10 Ma1IsOn:ave W $
coll r. OF ls3i.st lot o0xso, wola. sl1,a5o.
BY j. Thomas stearns
Sale o, dwelling. with lot No 1ss West e3d-st Of
oth-ave. adjourned TO july ~.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N. Y. CITY.
sdsys S'lG e6rg & sch liSsst 2Nioo
li%h I5S q S, Of Ay' M,G SS9o James
chrsiophcr-st No. 81 Ellis g 6 Tillmsqs $3.50
'2c ssa and 10 Si r. 70 OF V6nnmef 1880
MSIdeH " IT Ford executor. 10 G J scabury $1,000
MsSp II Merrill and another to Ehos1es 600 900
Harris 70 Mary wild $50
''i Simon Plnnef ~ TO jamcS DAVIDSON IS 500
mappei sni wife to EshcS Na'asSn 1900
5sth.s George IL Brewster 10 executors OF ., ooo
renryst Eo i97. W 1a,nlsk to L pomsteln $3.50
Baxter-st, No 81, Julius DFeytuss to S Wen 1900
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r II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

u Inc only ulftct
PORTLAND Me, ana COTTAGE, CITY, Mass.
Steamer winthrop leaves every Wcdnes Stay steamer
Eleanor every saturday at p n Connecting AZ tortana
LII an steamship and railroad lines for Bar HarDOr Od
Orchard Poland Spring, White Mountains Passport ~
gohn and points in Maine, New BIulswIck ana Sa11aa
I',ro Fortuna. Excursion, 10 cottage tlty,
- Ixcurslon - Bar HaTboI, 50 EXCURSION sl4 In
Finding berth state loom fOF ueI-hI anu pd1sA6V
anniy 10 HORArIO HALL, Agent. ,,,..
aIPll " - d. T.. foot Of Marketst-
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NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY LIEN PAGES
Gunner Resorts.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Ny.
DR.. STR0NG'S SAINT AnlUM.

OTcm all the year and popular summer resort OF lead
aud their families for tleBtment, rest or reeIcau
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS, MAsSAGE,
send for circular
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST s4THsT;, N. y DAdLY,.o
40 80, go, 10 30 L. n IL 'oV' ''o ~" Nv
so sG 80, 5 so p m. -. 90 40 so
SUNDAYS, $40. 9 20. 10 io j. IL i'-'' - -O'
All trains to Long Beach except those marked , con-
meet with Marine Railway for POINT LOOhOCI.
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WHITE STAR LINE:

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPoor.
p'ov AT AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GEaMhNic, Capt. GleadelL wednesaay July Is, p m
,pTpf-uIIC CAPT DavisJq, SATURDAY July 81 80 D.
n,f iTfC Capt Cameron. "Wednesday July ESQ 30 I'm
gEITANNIC. Capt Parsell Wei. Aug y go D M
S''- Frou Whits Star Dock. foot Of West 10fh-st
rA1F.S-saoon SEQ $50 ami 500. Rctlrr tickets
o, s,vora5le tcrrs from the OLD Country
limited number Of second cabin passengers ear
lied on these rate s35 excursion sos Eor in
,nfson of Mans other Information apply the Com
,,,a.ny,s nice No. Il Broadway. Eew-Yorl
ps"s ~-~~' j. RRCCE ISMAY, Agent
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Crrrr5i0n5.
SHORTEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST

sHOKTE~F, tfIENFtSf nv" DIT
TO West Brighton and Brighton Beach ho'e' anu "'oe
Track seidl's Concerts and Thayer's Pyrorams
Boats leave Whitchall-st, terminus OF the biessts1
roads at 10 (Sundsys :i0, 10 o;lO ~ ~ ara hS,
hourly (Sundays every 20 mnutes thereafter ~, 90
D. m Returning leave COney Island at ;Zt 49, ~,
10 80 ana half hourly un IL IL p N lime W |ohes
Island, 81 minutes. . ,-,...,od az.
Excursion tickets cents ior sale at Elevated s,a
tlons) good also 10 3dave, BFo9syh ono ia
changcablc there for fare on the Brookiyh Sley
railroads return by the Brighton Beach iSafo'o u"
payment Of difference In fare. . elan.
Concerts and Taking OF NewOrleans ineuang iare ~
Cappels stages or seavlew Elevated T. r., Ace Bf
EXCLUSIVE CONTRACTS passengers are adhnteeu
FREE 10 the display, NIAGARA ana the LSpos
and reduced rate 10 ThayeFs FIREWORKS S"""'
TAKING OF NEW ORLEANS
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AVON ENN.

KEY Fast BEACH. X. J.
SANDEM & SMITH.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
ShhAEGC LAKE MOUSE.

one NILE II Sdldlac Lake Stllol Oh 'liitf''.-.'I
T. l.. Enlarged newly furnished AMI Ia perfect salIy
condition 90 fee elevation l.COO feet piazza Inn
PHYSICIANS recommend climate Tor lung aul Al "a,
troubles. MALARIA and hay fever unknown SpeblI
trout fishing and hunting. Large open nrepaces IN par
Tor, dining and Office Table best IN the m.uni1h5
al Gecaces Of the season. equal to best at saratoga
Open May / TO Nov l. Send flF illustrated circular. .
MILO B. MILLER. Proprietor saTan1c Lake. N Y.
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Gin i1roueriD 90 Get.

OOr MADTSON. AVE- COR A3D-ST.-T0 Iet-The
DOL larger portion steam heated. furnished eoeier
house (the reservias some rOoMs Apply On piei
ises from. to 7.
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european advertisements.
GRATEEUL-CoMEoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BpEAKFAsT.-" BY a thorough knowledge OF tbs
natura! which govern the Operations OF DIGESTION ana
aea p Cocoa NJ Eps provided
fas tables decssey Favored beverage which may
use OF such articles OF diet that constitution may 90
gradually built up gEtll strong enough 70 resist sesy YEN
sr1Snd ready attack wherever there is weak point
We may escape many fatal SHAFT BY keeping oursesss
vel fortified with pure blood and properly nourlshed
frame s-Ciyil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water o. milk SOLD only IN
hall pound tins by Grocers labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
4 Co.. Homo opathie Chemists. London, England
II NGLAND-DEvIZES CAsTLE--By order of tho
IA executors OF the late r. Valentine Leach Esq-This
grand old residential and historical estate qreehold OF
100 acres with the fine and exceedingly interesting
castle which for centuries formed part OF the do"ry
OF the Queens England and which had until recently
all the irnmuntes Royal castle The remains OF the
old castle have been carefully preserved ana esofeo
where practicable The present picturesque residences
is In the Norman eastsllaed style Of acnecTSfe ana ~
surroundings perfect keeping with IT, the appoaon
is through battemcnted gateway aud there are me Oh
Norman other arches and picturesque ruins, ram
part wall protected ~ an ancient swDs'uea Nal
the Caen-hi Farm Estate close TO Devices rs In the
ME MFsSRs' pFBENHAM, TEwsoN, FARMER 4
BRIDG EWATER have been Instructed by me executors
to SELL BY auction, at the Mart London England on
TATES OF the late Mr. Leach briefly described above
The Devices Castle Estate Is most complete purchase Tor
nobeman lady or sentlemin OF asse. VINO San sppc
te.sst aud beauty The property Is reh IN Historical.
antq and legendary sssoeiatons The purehssr
lection OF ancient pottery tronyes Implements and other
found in the old castle besides the rare plants
the Appropriate antique furniture and fittings the pictures
News Of Me.sra FLOWER & NUssEy. solicitors /
frest winehs.isr'ssa London England Of Messr Is
wserloo place London England and Of Auctioacers.
so Cheapsldc, London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

tNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BERLIN -. saturday, July u, 4 p m
rITY OF CHESTER SATURDAY, July 20 . 'co a. M
Try or CHICAGO saturiay. August e. 3 D. IA
,iTY OF RICHMOND saturday. August IL s a m
From Inran lier, foot OF Grdni-st, Jersey CITY.
CABIN Passage. eco and Upward SECOND CAB
IN sol PETER wIsIuHT 3 SONS. General Agents
g BOWLING GREEN. NJ Y.
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NrORDDEUTsCHER LLOlD IS. co.

n OhDD siIoRT R5GUTE 10 LONDON.
- NryyyoIK soUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamers sail from pef f2oI Psi HObOAen-
Ems. We'd July -, p NJ Ebe sat; July IS . a. m
S1 Vel Juiv o. : a H. Vera Sal.. Aug 4. y m.
RVS. Cabin 900 ana upsaId berth according 10 10
.a,on Second Cabin $50 and $50 BERTH steerage at
Lowest rates -.,- . -o ~ q ro,,t,,, f.,oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

THE BOOK OF OPEN
j pages. illustrated
Americans open air anuselnellb
ming, ball playing, shooting
In full. OF per copy. PuDil
York. Entertaining and univ
presA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

CONEX ISLAND.
Culver Routes"
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
Brighton Beach Hotel and Race Track.
FROM NETWORK.
Boats leave WHITEHALLST. battery, terminus OF
oil Elevated railroads, hourly, from 10 A. NJ TO 10 ny
A. NJ. thereafter HALF-HOURLY until 40 r.. NJ. ana
Of 10 40 T. ". SUNDAYS. FIRST boat leaves at 10 A. NJ
Last train from West Brighton. IL ;oS p m
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
On sale az all down-track stations elevated roads -
Good to return via the . CULVER BROOhlfN
ROUTES charge, and 70 return 20 New oA
from MANHATTAN BEACH via Bay Ridge or Long
Island city upon payment o. difference In fare MAN.
good 10 return over CULVER ROUTES.
FROM BROOKLYN.
Trains leave slave. 05thst. (sOuth Brookyn) hal
hourly Excursion Tickets 25 cents Leave 9h-aye ana
2Oth-st. Greenwood every IS minutes hNeurslon
Tickets 80 Last Trains from Beach IL 'oo ana
- all lion STEAMBOAT TICKETS are good to
turn via 9thaye. and 2Othst and all connecting horse
ALL. MANHATTAN EEACH TICKETS are good to
return via brooklyn routes. -.
All Excursion Tickets Issued 9h-ave and cOthst
Brooklyn are good for FREE admission on the GREAT
IRON PIER extending quarter OF mile into the Al
iantc Ocean
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Gonnirn Doaro.

NpHillt
A FAMILY or SMALL PARTY seeking beautiful
n summer home find nFst-elass accommodation III
fine uityate mansion 81 lawn. snd1c. nut; gas
hot and COLI water bath high locaon about one hour
from New-Yorz stlbng; convenient 20 depot Address
A. b.. Isl Wililnlst thri ueor
4 sHIFY HILL COTTAGE-In the lovellest ana
n most heaithful portion Of Berkshire; 81 " tl0
Mrs LINUS MELIUS C0I1ke Iron Works N l.
4, ONVFNIFNT TO depot; large shady grounds; milk
- place children taken Address bon
6cG, MOntelaiT, ". j.
EATsKILL.-Large private residence delightfully."- ST.
y uated ample grounds hrsclass accOtlnoad nOds
terms reasonable. Nrs NJ u WILLIS, bOA -o9.-
COUNTRY BOARD near BAY and Ocean; bathing.
y boating and riding shady lawn broad pazra generous
table liberal terms. JOHN w. TUlHlLL speonk, LII.
nODGE FARM Pleasant locality, delightful scenery
~ mOunia Early homo OF the late WIZ H. Dniss-
Address J. c. DODGE, Bennington Heshts N IL:
L. IRsT-CLAss BOARD al Morrlstown. Address Box
L ~, MoFrl-Own y. J. ---------
EIRsTCLAss hoard IN a MODERN cOTTAGE
i With large additions and commodious rooms, cehuaiy
located and newly furnished "a Front st ssf1sosa
sprngA Opeas June IS. Mrs S. VAN NEGHIEN, Prop
GOOD BOARD az SILVER LAKE FARM-Good table;
NJ ample shade and piazza 10 minuteY walk 10 AXE
terms 90 per week Mrs. =. u. HAMLIN, Sharon. Conn.,
X KARE FARM H. T. DEKA TX, pSs sSS wiow's
reasonable rates high grounds beautiful surroundings
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THJE1 SgyTNDGOR

ELIzABETHTOwN. y. Y, : loca,ed amidst some o.
the finest mountain scenery Charming drives fa1ate III
every direction. Nue. dry braciag all wonderfully con
ducye good appetite and strength; No mosq roc. OK
malaria. Euaning water on every Noor from Hi,uH.i,9
spr nc absolutely pure. Table second 70 none IN The Ne
rcndaclss Senl-Gay mails and from Newi OK lc4e
grain, cXpfes. and ticket on!ce hOu,e Fine tennis
courts and crOGuet grounds Two splendid farm, owned
~ proprietor supply the house with an aouniahcc o.
fresh milk butter, EGGS vegetables &C. C!ieu'
lar with city references 1900. $1,000 ,,.,....
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ADIRONDAnks
BEEUE HOUSE
LELAND H0NSE AND COTTAGES,
ArlRONDACES.
RICHARDS HOUSE,

And MANSION HOUSE hNNEN, on Lake IAdA4y.ItAL
N. A. CLARK, Proprietor. . ,,
Oldest hotel Ia WcsIOft AIRY MONS Excellent aple
Boating riding, fishing and tennis IeiesIaph oh nIe 10
for private conveyance to all points IN The Affonaack
Will parties arrival OF tallr OF
boats on notice by telegraph. Purchase ticket to West
mort Erpc send circular
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gTeursiors.
B0WERY BAY BEACH

the most beautiful and popular Family summer Resort ony
Ok rninutes' sail from NewTork Accessible Dy se2as
sseamboats no RLY from Harlem Bridge, East l3oh,s
ana 80 from m g PM drec 1G 20 s STsra f 5
eIcurson zoe also by horse railroad from s2ds lA~
toriaj ferry, from m I'll midnght aasc' ioe
IN - 2l5: also Sundays :l5 y. Round Trip zoc.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-24
Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entailed more suffer
ing or hastened the breaking up Of the cOnsti-
tuition than Catarrh. The sense of smell. OF
taste, Of sight, of hearing. the human voice.
the mind.-one or more, and sometimes all.
yield to Its destructive inference The pOis on
it distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force, and breaks up the ~ Ost
robust of constitutions. Ignored. because but
little understood, by most physicians. impo
tently assailed by quacks and charlatans.
those suffering from it have little hope TO be
relieved of it this side Of the grave. Ii il
time. then, that the popular treatment of this
terrible disease By remedies within the reach
II all passed into hands at once coz peteIt
snd trustworthy. The new and hitherto un-
tried method adopted by DR.. Sanford In tn.
preparation of his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval of thousands. It is instan
taneous in affnrding relief in all head co ds,
Ineezing. snuffilng aud obstructed breathing,
and rapidly removes the most oppressive
symptoms, clearing the head, sweetening the
breath. restoring the senses of smell, taste
and hearing. and neutraliZing the constitu-
tional tendency of the disease towards the
lungs. liver and kidneys.
Sanfurd's Radical Cure consists Of one bottle
Of the Radical Cure, one bcx Catarrhal Solv
ent and an Improved Inhaler; price, 81. Potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-24

You know the gentlemen are taking adj
vantage of Lenten quiet to get their calls out
of the way. The other night two or three
dropped in upon" a young lady many Of US
know well, who's bright and quick witted,
but apt TO speak right out in meetini, in
way more frank than eloquent. She was ex.
tremely tired, and conversation tagged.
She had yawned several times, evidently not
noticing it, when she caught one of the
callers looking at her with an expression
that told he was only waiting to study out
plan for leaving gracefully. Miss - COM
placcntly ended her yawn and paralyzed the
gentleman by saying, with a graceful wave
of her ieweled hand, please excuse me, gen.
tlemen- Not bored, but bilious. st. Paul
Pioneer Press.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-24


When Amos Cummings arrived in New
York, after the war, he had a most excellent
opportunity to be tramp All he possessed
beside job lot Of ragged clothes on his back
was twenty cents worth of postage stamps
badly glued together. He wore a pair Of
battered cavalry boots and about three
quarters of pair of trousers. The place
where the missing parts of the latter should
have been was concealed by sunburned
army overcoat In this garb he climbed up
to Horace Greeleys editorial den and asked
Mr. Greeley for job. He did not ask to be
appointed to either the position Of managing
editor or foreman He was willing TO do any
thing
"No place for you," squeaked Mr.. Greeley,
without turning from his desk to look at the
applicant, don't you see I'm busyi Gwayl
Scat! Damit,n
but l tell you must have job Mr..
Greeley turned around his revolving chair,
and glaring at Cummings, said: "Musti
For what reason, young man, do you say
mustT'
For this reason" replied Amos, turning
his back on Mr.. Greeley, lifting the drapery
of his old blue overcoat and exhibiting the
vacant places where the wild winds had
whistled through his trousers.
He got the job. Amory Knox.