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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14
NORTHWESTERN CROPS.
a Gloomy Outlook-The Yield Will Be
One. Third of Usual Crop.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. l3.-Reliable ad-
vices regarding the condition OF the crops
In northwestern Iowa and southern Dako.
"a, give different picture from that which
is drawn by the roseate reports which are
current in the east. In many Of the i'm
portant crops there is gloomy outlook in
Doth the regions named. Wheat and all
grains in northwestern Iowa will yield less
than one-third of an average crop, and in
many counties rust has severely attacked
wheat and oats, and probably not more
than one-half the fields will bear the grain
they have heretofore. Many of the farm
els will cut oats only for rough feed for
stock. The fields that will be harvested
will not produce more than a fraction of a
lair crop. Even the fields OF grain. which
otherwise promised fairly are now twisted
and tangled by the storms of the last few
days, so that there must be in any event
great loss in the yield. This is the real
situation, and il obtains TO a greater or less
extent up to the Minnesota State line. or
through three or four tiers of counties
Passing to southern Dakota, there are
considerable sections in which the
same situation exists. II is even
worse in those sections than
In northwestern Iowa, because more
wheat and grain are raised in the former
than in the latter. Many Dakota farmers.
too, are poor and in debt, and have had
high hopes OF abundant crops. The corn,
which is the least damaged OF any crop. is
seriously injured in many localities in both
southern Dakota and northwestern Iowa.
Hail and high wind storms, which have
played havoc in the grain fields, have also
blown down and broken the corn. Corn
was not in good shape TO resist the wind
because the late spring was followed by
hot weather and frequent light showers.
These caused the roots TO spread near the
surface instead Of striking deep, as usual,
80 that 1t did not require heavy wind to
PROSTATE corn. In the track OF some of
the storms OF last week greer fields of corn
have been leveled 20 the ground. Wet
and extremely cold weather has ensued
and continues. Corn is maturing slowly.
The crop was two weeks late TO begin with.
All these things enhance the peril from
frost. The last week or ten days, there
fore; has put an entirely new and less
agreeable face on the crop outlook in this
section. Before that time it was exceed
ingly bright. Even now II is not TO be un.
derstood that disaster is impending, but
that the reports which were sent out n
week ago are 10 be taken with many seri-
Gus deductions.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Ridgeway-;- Academy
Manufacturers OF Plano-Fortes.
Steinway Hall, NEW YORK, Juus &
MAR HOWELL CHRISTIAN COUNTLEY.

II. Nj. QUARLES, Principal.
TUE COURSE or STUDY AT THIS SCHOOL |,
such as to prepare Young Men to enter our univcr
stiles or for the business OF life The next term
will begin Monday, september ., 1888. III,
Course will embmco Latin. Greek and the Modern
Languages, Bookkeeping Mathematics, Elcmen.
tary Course In Sciences, and especially the stud,
OF English.
REFERENCES Faculties Of University OF
Virginia, Vanderbilt University, aud : W r. CnI
yerslv AZ Clhrksvile whom the Principal taught
fOt twelve icanG Mr. q q. ROscnplarnicr, Mr. N
Uuion, Mr. VIM Floyd nr llober tunos Mr. Rich
ard Morris MT a.. W. Macrao, Mr., Darlington
Mason aud Mr.. Charles bryant of Memphis
IkRMS.-SCholan outer tor the session. aud no
deductions are made except In case of protracr,l
sickness Board aud tuition. washing. fuel lights
$500 Tor the ten months. payable quarterly IN
advance Tuition $40 81 81 10 per month pay.
able quarterly In advance For particulars and cir,
cular apply 10
IN QuARi.Es. Principal, Howell. NY.
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Quarantine Notice.
TAXING DISTRICT surLnY co, TENN., |
MENPuIS TTNN., Aug. 10 ISIS, [

TAXING DISTRICT SHELBY 60, TENN,
MENruiS IENN., Aug, ~, lsSS. I
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT YELLOW
i Fever has been dcclrrcd epidemic Ia JACKSON.
WILLIE FLA, by the health authorities and that,
In accordance with Section ~ vt the Taxing Dis.
trict Ordinances all Persons Boap or luggage com.
ing from Jacksonville, or nuy other infected points
shall he subject TO the Quarantine Regulations Of
the Taxing District, which will be- rigly enforced
And this is To further notify nll Railroads aud
Steamboats, ccntcring In this city not tn receive
either Persons or baggage from the infected di,.
tricts ~ aforesaid Quarantine Inspector, will DO
placed upon the following railroads tomorrow.
to.wit
Memphis & Charleston Railroad.
Mississippi & Jeuncsscc Railroad.
Mississippi Valley Railroad,
Kansas City, Memphis & birmingham r. n,
Tennessee Midland Railroad,
Louisville & Nashville Bnllfoad. aud
ChcsaTotkc 4 Onto Rairo a.
Al Steamboats, will ~ subject IN Inspection Ten
Miles below the ciiy. where the Quarantine sta.
ton Is located by law.
DAVID PARK uApDKN.
President Taxing District
Attest G. L. rCLLES, SECRETARY.
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Sherifs Sale Of Real Estate.

Dunl.iC NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
u by virtue ~ execution ~ me directed frum tho
Honorable supreme Court ~ the Western District
81 tennessee 10 the rasr II N. fCfus II al w. Mas
Halle 81 al, Judgment rendered ON the hth DAY III
May issi iut The tum II ti,ul1 "a with Interest
and cot 0i tun, 10 satisfy aid Judgment etc, I
will, on
saturday, september 4, 1858,
IN legal h0ur. In frUnt Of the court house. In The
Taxing District u shelby county. Tenn, proceed
% ~. . 10 highest b!aisg, foi cash the follow.
ing described pf0pefty, towit
Forty arfya u land In the Fourteenth Civil Dis.
tnrt Of shClby county, Tenn. beginning at tie
north line ~ VIM. Persons tract siK chains west
from the southeast corner lot B. thence wet with
Icfsona line ~ east tOa stake thence north n,
east W a sake In Dunn avenue; thence east ~
sixteen lnkh N siata. cofnfr stake botwoan owen
and Walker thCnos south So soycnty.nVe links IA
the beginning known AZ the EimwOod Nurery
Levied on AZ the properly of defendant James
stewart " satisfy aid Judgment Interest aud coat
Nsu phis. August II. itss
W D Cannon, sheriff shelby county. Tenn.
BJT, 3 hsllOty, pa
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A nIuacr ordered Away-,,c wc,,

NEBRASKA Cry, Neb., Aug. l3.-Frank
Phillips, the man who was tarred and
fea,bercd at Shenandoah, Ia, few days
ago, for an attempted assault, was in the
city last night and told his story to crowd
on the street corners lie vowed he would
cut the hearts out Of every one who took
part in his punishment. When il became
generally known that he was in town a
committee waited upon him aud advised
him to leave inside Of forty minutes. lie
went
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ST.. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

rINuts INSTITUTION ~ DELIGHTFULLY."- STU
atcd In a rviitci and healthy part of the CITY vi
Memphis commanding the advantage oi town and
county. The entire surroundings breathe an ali
Of peaceful scclnsion which ever pNcrts % poWcr.
inl "a influence over the noral. physical aud Intel.
lcDtunl life.
Tho course ~ study embraces the various
hmnrhes ~ solid nhi useful c,iurntun. IN the
n'gulnr English Course the pupils on entering arr
mukci According o. their pfuhpirnry IN ufihngfa.
ply, Grammar Hnd Arithmetic Particular atisn.
ton 10 given ~ tnrnsi aud rruiaup History Hhr.
tuflc aud Composition. thtin aud Tfrnrh rutrf
into the pWulaf cuunc. A portion ut time II NJ.
loWcl ~ each pupil cor i1nin and Ornamental
NCrilrwutk shells Flower etr
IEi,MH#lVt Session. pnNnhlp halfyrafly lnyafl.
ably Ia advance Tor lioard AMI tuition. in all
branches taught IN the highest sJhonls plain srw.
ing. marking. etc, bed, bedding stationery and
wnshiur. suO AMI Siih according ~ the age OF class
II The pupil Special terms when several mtmhuni
~ tho same iamily attend tho school No allow.
nnrc 4 made inT partial absence 90 withdrawal b..
iofr The expiration NJ the torn except In ease VI
sunuus of pfninrted Illness
ENtHas-Gcunan, Italian. etc each. ei2O1 Music
on IlhuO and usg 81 instrument, snup Drawing
aud Water Colou. 5000 Oh Painting Suu1 IN,
LfuIdcry and Ornamental Wotk stuul. tsr of 81.
hmry. s2Oi Nu-al Nusio In ,iass. 500 Private
Lessons titO1. loafi lz'r month during vnrntiun,
N spent NJ the Academy. Washing. etc, $500
Medicine and Physicians fccs will form extra
charges
Icnus ior bay Pupils. $500. sloo. 500 ~ 500
pof month. For further Particular, npply "a the
LADY SUPERIOR.
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Aucr Three Years.

W. i. Walton, ofSpringfcld, Tenn. SAYS
u have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, oil and on, for three years.
purchased q box OF Dr. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight OF the pills
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. ltgiycs me pleasure 10 recommend it,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Sold ut
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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Ordor ofaPubllcntlon.

No. G7ptR Din md JhHrrHfY count ~ shelby
county. Tenn q HulIu 81 hl w. Lmma iiL
man ptnl. .0
u appeaflrg from tht ended LIl IN This cause
which Il sworn 10. tho fIH defendants Hattie
travrus Ia minor isars I.Hi NJ tr state Of TctAs
Mary v sawyer aud b. husband, sawyer, orc
residents II the stalfstf fHIUIIA aud III ~ them
arr non residents 0iillq FI.r. U| Tennessee.
n IL therefore urtfr1d UIi They makr their hp
peafsnro honUiu NJ DE lrH IHuss " shelby c0un.
w. in the city ~ Mdfapl uHw Taxing District n
Shelby county, TeDnS UH Doe hrt Monday In
October. iss. aud plnail fUf uf duuuf t0 com.
plnlnhnts hmCudolhut Uf .. .Hfnn VIII Do taken
Tor confessed hs a. t1gIhhT 'Iuf hearing "a pano
aud that copy of iihaur 'H Published once a
week f0f four tucccsiyr v.Uks M the Memphis
Appeal This i3th day 0i August issa.
A true copy -Attrst
b. ~ McuTNIY clerk ana Master
II. " Heath, solicitor iUf lIupIhinnnt
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RUPTURE CURED.

On. u. MULE
Specialist IN the Curo Of R.rmf and al Forms q
Chroni diseases Male ~ Female.
DuPTuRE CURED WITHOUT TIE KNIFE or
II hindmnoe 20 businrsa by the hedioat"d
soft Pad Truss and ono IraInlg,ntt H..
I'm mediate relief aud permanent cure.
structure fiydrooola and NaH1Dcslo. and all forms
Of blood Diseases, cured IN tuJ1 umg guarantee
even caso ! take. Trl-ss male aud htted; Cell
Tor names and address ~ cure made IN INC CITY
Ones NO. % JEIrIitsON STREET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

DR.. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Of domestic animals. Removed
10 Kecks stable, No. 40l Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone 457.
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Wilson A Him

Offer special bargains In furniture until
September /. Il will pay you TO examine
our goods and prices Repairing and up
season. Telephone 500. 232 Main 1t.
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Dandruu

~ rrvovED ny Tux USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair
Bumclts Flayoring extracts arc the
bcd
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Buy homes on monthly payments from
Jas Jay Smith 4 Co.
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BEFoEE you buy billiard or pool table
get prices from Converse & Cook, 32g
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

WHOLESALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin
ton Tobacco rs the leading and best Nir.
ginia tobacco made In the United States.
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q. X. ANDERsoNs
Shorthand Type-Writers
lMOpEL OF Issal PRICE, Anon,

Nov on SALE ATso s,H MADISON STREET
~ hiI weeks practice on these machines fives a
speed o! 100 words per minute. They use HOman
Without teacher
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FinSr.cLAss table board nj Fransiola's
on Front street. opposite custom.house.
The table Is supplied with tho choicest
food the markets aiIod and carefully
served Regular meals IS cents.
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Removal

TnE Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends Il.
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Forelaiy for n retail millinery store. Ap.
ply 10 or address, FRED sclWNkN,
3S2 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

ISsunE your gin.houses IN tho Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and you will never use any other.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-14

DoN'r forget the dear ones away for the
summer. Send them a box Of Floyd &
MONEYS candies.
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CIR up clubs for TIE WEEKLY AppEAL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See list
pnhllahel
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sunscRinE for TnE WEEKLY ArPrAL, 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis
tribution oi gifts December I.
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FOR BOARDING AND DAY STUDENTS
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

NsNHih v iifisiNs u iN NJ
Permanent Endowment, 100000.
OWEN DISTINCT DEPARTMENT. ACADEMIC.
> tees ~, hibliunl, 81. law, 500. pcniai. So
Pharmaceutical, tlpi Medical. 80 Engineering
aud Manual fcrhnolog, 81 sessions of Academic
bihliUal, law and pharmaceutical nrpaumcnts
begin september " Medical aud Rental Ortuhur T.
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ThnFsdny, AuFu'l 30, 1888,

~ the southwest corner ~ Main and Madison
streets n Memphis, Towing District ~ shelby
county Tenn, between IUHHI hour. offer aud Hrll
~ public uuicfy, a. The hIfhr.t bidder for cash
the following lot ~ lnnl u"Ir Memphis shelby
county Tenn, tuWit Commencing uu thn f1uth
fidr NJ hruHiwny 40 i..' rIsi tom lHybuU ay.
cnuc, nud running UyT' cost With the line N
BfundwHy ~ i'vt % ~ Boz thence s1uth ~ feet
~ Ia stake. thence std H lD.t tpu stake. on iout
east ifUm lAybun, NygnIc thence north no icut
~ the beginning
Faulty u fcdomTaibn wI.fri Ralo begins NJ ~
n.rlnnk Mn IMLLLNANI 1fnalnn.
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Lucy HixroS Is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all jobbcH.
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pnIxE MaIIo Al soda fountain.
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Orr mp clubs for TuE WEEKLY ArrRAL
and secure one Of the caAL prizes See lists.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements III this column win be charged nj
rate oil loc for two lines one insertion; two iu,er
tious sc; one week, bOc
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ST.. MARY'S
COTTAGE HOSPITAL.
No. 100 BASS AvF.. MEMPHIS

Az IEFIEMARY roG THE TREATMENT or
AL but Contagious Diseases Private Wards oac.
cominodaic persons of moicmic means In town or
country. Best medical caro- skilled aud kind
uur,lng day aud night Homo comforts LOWEST
POSSIBLE INCLUSIVE RATEs
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RYR L. COVER Co.
- No. "a Madison street
Three Elegant Groom Residences on west side of
laudertielc. near Georgia strcct-NoS i7g. ISL and
lSh The two latter numbers are new, Just bcln
finished All having every convenience and In
hntclass condition.
No. III Vance strcet-Brick House Q rooms new
aud in first class condition, with all modern con.
yenicnces
No. $40 Madison strcct-six Rooms, large yard.
No 7i6 Main strcet-sevcn Rooms. In good repair.
New gRoom Cottage on Manassas street. near
HAwley.
Very Desirable co,tngc on Virginia avenue. near
RAyburn avenue, I've rooms and outbudingA
FROM sEPTEMBERL
No Mitchell avcnuc-Two-story House. eight
rooms, In iine order. very large yard.
Nice Cottage casiside fernando road seVon rooms,
near the curve.
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GO0PER'S WELL, MISS.

rTNHE HOTEL AT THIS FAMOUS HRAITH AND
L Pleasure Resort-thc water VI which I, consid
cred superior 10 any IN the United stAtes-.is opeu
from
May tn November I.
IN connection with roopcrs Well Is n Sulphur
Well, with bath house whore hot aud cold hath.
can be had which are highly recommended fnf
Rheumatism and all skin Diseases FuT further
particulars aud circulars address
T. II. sPENGLEl ProprictorI
Raymnnd 4 %. Hini- county. Misc
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NJ EMpHTS, TENN.
(Establilhcd In issli
Trustoo'a salo of Ronl Fstnto

10y VIRTUE or THE IuWIEs ~ NJ VESTED
ID by % c|riain deed 81 trust, made June ~. ISL
by Marion smith aud hi wife AilCr. Ia me De- thus.
Tee, which g. fcouulcd IN ilU shelby county Hrvs.
tCfs Office. IN BOOK IA Hi pogo 60 and default
having lrUn mndc IN thD obi cations thereof and J.
having bCUu 30 requested hy iuu beneficiary, will, On
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nSE MULE AT DoYIEs PLACE. UN RAN.
" dolph rad. owuof Tan gct mule by proving
property and paying charges
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nNE MOCsECuLoRED MARI MuLE iGl
" hands high. lat seen near Walkers Place
Hufnhnlu rad. I.houi reward n returned 70
GIu. ARNOLD q co.. No. 90 ifuut street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

There Is something that needs mending in the
apparatus OF the signal once The last cool wave
that came this way followed close on the heels OF
an announcement from the weather bureau that
no relief from the heat could bs promised on
saturday there was another illustration OF the
same fatal facility for predicting by oppostes 1t
was sooeriy announced about noon that there was
no probability even OF d local shower, and by
dinner time the streets were flowing like rivers
and people whose cellars were below the sewer
level were using tubs and buckets and pumps as
If their lives depended on the spirited work OF one
half hour. The signal once had a device the
other day for testing the fidelity OF an anemome-
ter; r Is pity that something equally practical
could not be found TO use as a governor on the
prophecy machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

The Worlds foreign correspondent, Mr.. Craw-
ford. whose relations TO Mr.. Blaine and the estab-
lished accuracy OF whose previous accounts and
predictions concerning the doings OF the Maine
statesman give his correspondence great weight
with the American public in the crisis at Chicago,
says: The London papers contain reports saying
that Mr.. Blaine is busy intriguing and directing
a2airs at Chicago These stories are lies, pure
and simple. know, from personal evidence. that
all during saturday he did not receive one dis
patch from Chicago or from the United states IL
can be further said that he has not received one
political dispatch from the United States upon
this entire trip" The suggestion that Mr.
Blaine has been conducting campaign
&c Chicago, and Is personally responsible
for the deadlock there, is part Of
course OF unjust and unfriendly treatment to
which he has been subjected ever since he wrote
the Florence letter. IL compelled him 10 write
from Paris substantially what he had written from
Florence, and now forces another declination by
cable. IL Is not fair TO blame Mr.. Blaine because
forty-eight OF his friends have voted for him at
Chicago against his expressed wish and that other
friends not voting for him. have been slow to
centrate upon another candidate. His nominal
ton BY reclamation after all he has done, would
permit no fair-minded man TO accuse him
OF having worked for the honor; not
being nominated, the Ignoring of his name
could not be regarded as a token OF
disrespect much less as defeat. Nobody thinks
OF accusing Mr. Mckinley Of disoyalty TO his chief,
or OF any thought or word unworthy OF an honor
able man; and Jet, in spite Of his energetic pro-
test, uttered on the floor OF the convention, his
vote grew from to IA, or seven hundred per
cent, beside which Mr. Blalne's increase Of a bare
forty-nve per cent up TO this morning looks meager
indeed The same confidence should be extended
10 tie gentleman from Maine. who Voluntarily re-
fused consent 10 the use Of his name when success
was conceded to be within his grasp as to the
gentle man from Ohio. who Withheld his consent
because he was In honor bound TO do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

Since the commencement Of his public career,
Mr.. Cleveland has been a most fortunate man.
In all his aspirations, and as yet there are no
signs OF his good luck deserving him. The St.
Louis convention was In all respects everything he
could ask, and now comes the Chicago conclave,
which, 10 the eyes OF an unsuspecting outsider,
would seem TO be managed In his direct interest.
II the President had personally controlled its
movements IL coulc hardly have served his pur-
poses better. Not only have the circumstances
of the case favored his cause, but some OF the
prominent men-Foraker and Editor Smith, for
exampie,-could hardly have been more efficient
agents in his behalf II they had been directly in
his pay. AS for Elkins he has earned a cabinet
position or nrst-class foreign mission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

Australia Is taking rank as q wine-producing
country. Wine Is now made there from grapes OF
the European varieties, which have all the flavor
OF those grown on their native SOIL and are at the
same time free from that devastator OF continental
vineyards the phylloxera. At two shillnys
sterling gallon, this Is calculated to bring TO the
grower al least twenty pounds an acre-a figure
which will cause every available foot OF ground I'm
Australia 70 De turned 70 vine-culture. American
grape-growers and wine-makers will have to LOOK
10 their laureis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
~ SARATOGA.

GATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY. June S. eTprsss trans on
West Shore Railroad viii run Daily, except Sunday
70 and from the Jersey City Station Of the Peunsyl
trains TO and from Washington.
CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Leave Jersey
CITY stati at 90 AIN Arrive Hotel Kaaterskil1,
via Kingston 2:23 pm. Grand Hotel, As pm. !;
Phenic q IL: 50 pm Mount House station. 70 p
m, talenvllle 80 pm: Drawing room Cara Jrrsey
kaaterskil and Mountsin Housed
sARATU6A AND CATSKILL Mt EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 3 20 AIN. Arrive Hotel Ksster-
skill, via Kingston. 4 90 pm. Grand Hotel :25 D.
M; P Phnfih 70 20 Pm NJ, Mon. Station Is
Caldwell. Lake George 8 10 m; Sycamore 90 pm
Drawing room Cars lhll dephia to Grand Hotel Sta
tvI and to Ph9nica for Hotel Kaaterskill and Mouu
tain House, New YORK to Caldwell and Jersey City to
SARATOGA AND CATsK1LL Mt. SPECIAL
Leave Washington 300 am. Arrive Hotel IA Ter.
skill. via KINGSTON, 8 Is pm. Grand Hotel 0:O5 D.
m Ph1nicia. :5l IN. Mt House Station, D 90 D.
m Palenville. 3 Oo y. m Arrive Sarstogs 0:25 pm
HUNS to CALDWELL Lake George, Saturdays only ar.
irving ~ 40 I'm. Drawing room Cars New YORK to
kaaterskill and Mountain Housel and Warrington to
Saratoga
Purchase tickets ct Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City Station for northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad BasTage checked
through Saratoga trains run via Albany.
js25tssT15 General Passenger Agent New York.
S-INCH WIDE SASH RIBBON; coLoRs, GAR
. net CARDINAL Pink, Blue. and Cream 3Yc per I'D.
brellas, sl24. BLUMS
14O and AZ Slh 4 A n