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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

DREAM BooKs.-"Judging by the circnle-
ton of dream books" said publisher, yes.
terday, Education does net seem to make
people any the less supersti;ious. About
1 500 different kinds of dream books are in
the market, and all of them fad buyers,
while the sale steadily increases about in
proportion to the increase OF people. Nor is
the demand for dream books confined to
the poor. Women with sealskins and dia-
nonds come in here to buy them, women
whose appearance DeaS every eyideuce OF
wealth and refined association, a woman
who has had some peculiar dream about
husband, child or lover wants to have it ex-
planned. She hesitates to tell her friends
about her anxiety. and the cause oft, for
fear they would laugh at her, and she does
not care to send servant on the mission.
So in she walks and buys dream book.
The sale of dream books that deal With poll
CT numbers is confined largely to negroes al
though the policy business is undoubtedly
spreading among tho more ignorant of the for
eign population. In the South policy dresm
books have An immense sale among the colornd
i;s,nle. The higher class Of gamblers have their
supe, stitions, but they do lot, think, get them
from dream books. a. any rate, they are not
known 10 inve.t to great extent in that kind OF
T. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

IF ANYTHING were too inconsistent for
the republican party, 1t would be its refusal
TO remove the tax on books, while at the
same time engaged in the attempt to expend
millions of dollars for the support of free
schools That is just what 1t is doing now.
But the tax en- books increases the profits of
northern publishers, and the Blair bill will
reduce the surplus in the treasury, and
thereby make plausible excuse for the
snaintainance of the high tariff, that increases
the profits of the other protected manufac
surers of that section,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

The body of Rowland Leach, the New
York drummer, who has been mysteriousy
missing at Chicago for several days, was
found in the Illinois rivar, in that city, yes
terday. As stated in the GAZETTE Mr..
Leach was last seen alive in that neighbor-
hood about week ago. He was intoxicated
and was in company of gang OF hoodlums
Who nfest that portion of the town. Che
police doubt that he was murdered and
thrown into the river. His gold ring was on
his fin2er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

COMMUNITIES, like individuals, must pad
die their own canoes if they would succeed.
The merchants and wagon owners OF this
city are taxed TO- support its municipal ex,
penses, and contribute in various other ways
toward It's prosperity and welfare. But
wagons owned in Washington, and loaded
with goods bought In Washington, are fire.
Uuently seen on the streets here delivering
those goods, though neither the owners OF
the wagons nor of the shops at which the
goods are bought, pay single cent into
the city streasury. This is matter that de
serves the consideration of the City Council.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

AS DEVELOPED by the autopsy, the wound
in the Taulbee case, as 10 that OF the Gar
field and Adler cases, in the same city, was
not necessarily fatal. The bali struck no
fatal spot, and, when found, lay outside OF
any such spot. Its immediate removal, to
be sure, would have been what the surgeons
call capital surgery, but it might have pre-
served the life of the patient. But even if
Mr.. Taulbee had died under it, he would
have been spared great deal OF suffering.
Bullets imbedded In flesh in some cases pro-.
duce no serious effect. but It's hardly ever SO
when they lie in or against bone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13
Foreign News.

LONDON, Mar. l3.-The Russian ,vs,,
ment will attempt in April to lift two r..
lish steamers which were sunk of Baakss.
during the Crimeau war. It i beisr,1
that in one OF the vessels is q che.t CONTAIN
ing 100000.
LONDON, Mar. IS Major General =.
Howard Cranfurd Elphstone YVES rec.r,r.
drowned near Teneriffe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13
Burchell the Mnrderer

NIAGARA FALLS. Mar. 13.-Burcbel "a.
taken to Woodstock jail this morning =,
the depot he seemed cheerful and wb.n
told BY friend that be hoped he BurcbsH
would be able to clear himself of the cbsroa
the prisoner replied, There is not DOM
but that I will. Goodbye old fellow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

DIR. Walter G. Belt, prominent physician
of Pittsylvania county, is dead.
A new postoflice has been established at
Waco, Orange county, with Oscar &. Mas
sey as postmaster.
Mr.. John G. Mitchell, formerly commits
sioner of revenue in Lyuchburg, died in ell
son county Monday.
Vrginia's mineral wealth is attracting at
tention everywhere, and the State has
great industrial future.
Rsv. DR.. Theodore Pryor, of Nottoway
county, is i'll. He is the father ofGen. Roger
a. Pryor, of New York.
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Carroll was burned to
death by lamp explosion last night in his
room over Gary's store in Ashland.
Captain J. G. e. Davis died Tuesday at
his home, in Green county, after brief
spell of pneumonia. He was about sixty
years Of age.
Governor Mckinney has hired large
Railroad Company under law passed at
the recent session of the Legislature.
The engineer corps for the Shenandoah
Valley road are now in the vicinity OF Mid
deburg on the way from Washington and
are going towards Delapane or Linden.
An old colored woman, Alcinda, who was
sold by Mr.. Jno. Palmer forty-two years ago
to planter 10 Mississippi, has wandered
back to Fauquler and is looking for old &C.
uuaintances. She has so far found but one
whom che knew in those days.
1t was rumored in Norfolk lass night that
the United States ship Alliance had been
run into by a three. masted schooner and
badly damaged, and several of the crew in
jured. The Alliance is supposed to have
sailed from the Roads Sunday night for the
China station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

An intelligent person when hurt will at
opce procure bottle OF Salvation OIL. 1t
is the best thing to cure dwellings, burns. or
wounds. All druggists sell it at twenty -qvs
cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

# your neigbbor is selfish, hard, grasping,
and suffering from cold, don't waste WORDS
on him. but heap Goals OF ire on MS mead,
by sending him bottle OF Df. 5alrs cough
Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13
aSlzg55
acooCrannn nnrcc n7cnannnuc
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Mar. IS.
SENATE.


Mr.. Frye reported favorably the bill to re-
peal the law OF last Congress requiring
steamships to carry guns and rockets for
casting lines in cases of distress, and stated
the reason for the passage of the bill in order
The said THAT the greed of certain oompa.
MES might receive the notice required"
The statement was to the effect that the
Lyle Gun Company furnished to the life saw
ing stations guns at $3.50; the Hunt Gun
Company at SS7.25, and the Cunningham
Rocket Company rockets at $50; but that
after the enactment OF the law steamships
were required to pay S400 for the Lyle gun,
$3.50 for the Hunt gun and 500 for the rock
cts.
The Senate proceeded to the calendar and
passed numerous bills for public buildings,
but none in Virginia.
HOUSE.
At the conclusion of the morning hour, In
which nothing Of Importance was done, the
Eouse went into committee of the whole for
the further consideration of the Oklahoma
bill.
Mr.. Peel, of Arkansas, offered an amend.
ment providing that nothing herein con-
tanned shall in any way change the legal or
equitable title of that part of the Indian
Territory known as the Cherokee outlet
Lost-3S-U.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

An exchange exclaims: SIN these days
of roguary man must have lost bis wits to
endorse a note" at any rate he is apt to
lose his balance.-Philadelphta Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

Harrison & Loeder, wholesale dry goods dealers
of Broadway, New York, to-day made an assign
ment, without preferences; liabilities from $780,
900 to 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

Two thousand grain porters employed on the
docks of Liverpool have struck for higher wages
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting OF the Alexandria Musical Asso-
citation held in their rooms Wednesday March
12tb 1890, to take suitable action in regard to
the death Of their fellow. mem bar, ALEXANDER
McBURNEY the following resolutions were
adopted
Whereas an all wise Providence mas remoY ed
from our midst our fellow member, AlexandeG
McBurneyi
Resolved, That we deeply sorrow at his death,
and tender his bereaved family our heartfelt sym
patty in their loss.
Resolved, That the balcony Of our room be
draped in mourning for the period OF thirty days.
Resolved, That the members Of this association
be requested to attend the funeral.
Resolved. That copy of those resolutions b.
sent by the secretary OF this association to the
family of the dccea I'd aud published in the
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
]. T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
DLACK-EYED PEAS, Green Peas, Dried Sugar
- Corn, just received by
dec26 &c. MILBURN.
A MOTHER CASE OF THOSE CHEAP THREE
Il for 25 cents Seamless Half Hose Just received
my4 st d. B. SLAYMAKER'3.
DRAFTS FOOD is the greatest egg producer
i known. For sale by
mh26 GEO. McBURNEY G. SON
C1ANvAssED HAMS lie, for sale by
" feb1O J. C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-13

Court of Appeals Yesterday.
Davis and wife against Sirauge's executor
and ais. Argued and continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

comical court crier who warns them hou 10 W'il'',
from the region of large type lh'o stidI' an"
may try their curly heads al little comparison
With intelligent direction, they Wo"lu "hu II
more charming game than some o'neI
Things that 90 by the name OF amusement 70,
example. is it not curious that the magical mnsicai
instrument which makes melody in - many an
cient tales should survive with English ana
Americans in the nursery tale OF Jack ana 'le
Reanstalk and in japan, with more "ish''F' d.
religious legend about the goon NusuoMo' 'oi
the Sor purpose in each case OF warning It's owner
+ba1 IL has been stolen? The tale Of The Strange
Visitor" has a more prosaic variant IN TINS c"nn-
try. in which the legs and arms and body do not
come in NJ the door, but fall down the chimney
sid the chantcd question and answer becomes
merely: What makes your fingers so long ana
thin? Rotten and mouldy, my FOOD woman
and so on for all the limbs iii turn. Told in good
voice and in the proper manner, however, elthcr
tale will give ono DOWNRIGHT Christmas shivcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Jn5lrUCllun.
Bows and Young Men-Country.

RohpEN IO M 4 IL. LAND6N !. NJ. iiiac.pal.
Lieut. T. d. LANDON, Comraudait.
/,UTLTENIAM ACADEMY. o0oN H. PA
qu.pmcnt. ''ylnaa-uin'. "liaft G... Sc oI-H
on r., college or stirn''"' 7''"oI los ti'-''
&C., 'a''e''' lomN CALVIN RICE. 4 H.. Principal.
r. LMwooD SCHOOL TOR BOY 81. Milford, conn;
ine, .,a, vii do wei prom u tAe lGylq.aso offered
S men ill.,, sO .eloo Addrcs RANK VI. HOWE. sup
,.r,f,y BUSINESS acknowledgements
r. Hnr iii fh, wear Thorough lnstr1c ion DO Book .pnr
I!.n "a IMMORTAL Law uen~rlp tor..p ndcnce
&C.,: r. cr.Ihy, Senoefa pny TYP 80 r'n- &
.,,.,.iad 1tl i-tont slant hort
70 ch3fc Tor situation, furnished send Tor c''Te
,,rrFJofD INSTITUTE. Fr''hod y. j.; i5tn y,lr
r'Iiola nrclarNicn specially business, high school
and Classical '"nf-'-.
r,,I,.a INSTITUTE. Tarry'oya-on Hudson. a. atr
a w. EIfoc.s A. AIiMAGNAC Ph. D. PRINCIPAL.
,rur urGuLANp MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester,
/ W,.--Thirty-fft va Stftt -'iit ono
r.nrnits Patron and Ni~i@, - -. II, 'i,.' -
r ,,ton Head Muster. JOSH" A'p'-N Sh\W, VI. =;
orwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
" NORwALK. CO%N.
P,cnares for College or business.
7borourh tacnn.. tadu. ttd.AlDs Moderate
charge. Suprol huAdng.
''''-''' I'll ''S FRANK $. ROBERTS Principal.
~, III pI.i.t-t. I. MILITARY ACADEMY.
SIN v,sr brrins N'lt u 1899. 80 70, cata!oyuo
'JjOH% 4 Tides. \. NJ. II. d.. PrinciO'l'
SUMNER SCHOOL FOR RoYS. :, -
&, vuvF,E SCHOOL A. tie Pee. ,,rl N iltry A.slcmy
= .fnoG,,;n h1a thiui: calc ,nd Zion eNceliong
JOIN y TIIDEN. =. NJ. N D, PsincI@L
Send FOR oircuiar
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|, LUIGn.NALLLl RAILROAD.

r,sSr<Drr TtNrNa leave foot Of Cortlandt and
- a. m for si,t.nfton aud irt rmcia', points.
49, T.. GrI.N'. H. Jn- I.Hlit. Zoo pf. ter. BufLlo
ID ,h NJ pott,,ilr ard principal lo al points. Chair
' I" Lyon aud rlilu 49, 'ag 6 Nr-l'u,o" llridr".
'' .n a u f,r Aiiuth Chunk and u..fuedtt" points.
n a m TO- +. and T. Junction and intermediate points
'"i n, Tor zoo ,ulruo.h and Intermediate points, Chair
ear ~ lunhhaun.ca Connection g. E'adne aud a.. r,.
'' q 40 D. 49, for FlmfA and principal intermediate points.
.lr IN h. ~ kc,aitIc and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspension
BLDG. n,,..ui. ,,..,., g,,.t. ,..t g.. -. d,
chair car - MIHth Chunk
Io' 10 b. ~ q M,1o. Chunk and m:rrn'iIt points.
,.'u'rt.64 O., I...d.n' AID Harrisburg.
u m TO- o,u,ll. Lyons Lim-l. Horh. st'l. Buffalo
and "a, West pullman sleeper T., Lyons and Suspension
l. DC. , . o, :, o., D. Oil, ,, . IN
M couu,c: all point, In Mahanoy aud IallctOn coal
regions. .i.>n,v rr,r>.S
q o. n for Ntucn CHUNK. lIa5.con ana Intermediate
d. Int' and If ~. Shruandl lh and intermediate
Ioiit'-. ,,....,. ,....,. .., ,... .,,..,t
!, =, Tor Geneva Lyons Elur,. Rochester. EufYalo
and the west pullman sleeper to L'on' ant Suspension
h'''''' General Fa.torn once 995 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Musical Instruction for both Sexes

NTFWNCI;K CONSERVATORY. East 1ith.st.
~ TIE Old AND FAMOUS
VOCAL - HOHf.. ........... PlA Np SCHOOL
ORGAN SCHOOL ...-.... VIOLIN SCHOOL
and SCHOOL FOR ALI BRANCHES or MUSIC. Elocu
ton Modern Languages Drawing and Painting The
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
For % year located at
; EAST l4TH.ST. ONLY. Al DOOR EAST OF 5TH-AVE
Established lsG3-ChMtoF,d 1865.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING fOF the Reception OF Publ.
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ERMIDA ROYAL MAIL AND CAKLE

RERMUDA ROYAL MAIL AND CABLE
ID CT EBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From COMPANY PIER (NEW' - NOGTH RIVER
I"I Icfmudh, =. > ,nl.INNlb 'nh"f -. j..
TOr ~ CrCN. st XII. Antigua e. Il.urc Dominic,
NaItulouc ~. Ltca. BsfbAdo, Granada in4 4tIn.q,l
-. CAGIBEIE. D, c.b.r ~ an noon.
Fcr s.a'. room art ticket. Apply
4 J.. l.HPf.IDttl. 4 co, Agents. - pfoldt.lv
THOS. COOK & son. :Gl aui l 80 Broadway
THE BOOK or CPEN.AIR Sports. o..ayo. 300
i pages illustrated. Tho standard authority on
American au.-eluent- Eil'> Tor
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c &C. in
full 81 uer con- Pub i.ncd bt III. IrbHnn New Yorl
Entertaining AID un.yCfsalH corplineLtcd b. the pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Miscellaneous.

YOUNG LADY residing out Of the city is DESTROYS Of
n Ojta ning thorough COurs" ~ instruction iu ~"
English branches and would l..r board h icnEcG
private family, where ID" cou1 fccciN" the personal
attention REQUIRED for the Address stating
terms and reference COri.sE RoA 10. Tribune On'e.
HONE SCHOOL for backward or iecblcmndcd children +;
IL bot possible city ference.
l.. MIRIAM COYElil;E, $50 shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
CrNrKAL RAILROAD or NLM -J1EsLl

CrN,iliH, AL EAllE,,lR or MY -JfG'Ll,
Raa: lt.,5qFs' r!qsqa a"T >g.@oa, Sum
wilt :, 4rrr AID scranton. N'''''"'
r,a Mia, " ,' ,p i"S Maon Chunk On Sundays
Siamo5 sioSarr wIm,po-t Through Burct p 'i,i
90 D. ~. GG'r mr ra-,oa Nlu,h ch,n.. Reading
AZ. M 10. "a ton Mau.a Chunk 4 id.as. M,rls.
Sa a "I''e'0'''' scranton" '''''"' r''''''' SA""',
80 80 p M % 10, , Mau6 chanE Rcadne uarr.
tuE a6 S., p, So rl A. ~. ; $40 !, Allentown.
Tor Aamtc .'nd- a - !, o ~ u 10 90 a. y M n.
ir rr,c1cla d. At 10 sI5. iIi5 m l.so. IS.
sa$ pn ard RENE, fe ad G cJ r,p s F S5
except oC-H Grove and A.bury raTk. 900 T. H. 90
FOR Rcd Bank t.o s;j5 % l. 10 10 oj 49, 49, co.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Tom. River Rauc-at Ilt.. and Barncc1t. TO, Is
a. For Atlantic city, vne.nd and BrIdseton at AS am.
~ FoP Monmouth Reach and seabrght at SIS I1ls
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL Blue LINE.
do "r Co ' co. $780, 80 D. m. 'J Il rs 49, ns iG
SUNDAYS, . 0o 100 a. NJ =. 90 80, ) 90. 800
p roy So'' M a o n at zoo i 80 , OK
''pt r aG@'1! = At ~ II 20 q 0 4 So 90 20.
u. - uGAD except Sd,uiJN mt, S.dtN3
20 90 90 n have connection for Reading lar-
For sunbary aud wulmspor. va Philadelphia At 80
a. ~. Il Buffet Plrlor car 30 y. m. - Is midnighs
1e,caDt Slturit night. sunday. d 100 y
rtket and Paroi car seats can he procured az ~ .Ol,
Lao 31S Br1idVay 1Ss bti tNr.. 2bl W"ss
l25l-st 1874 ll~t 121th..t. NewNork; Courtst. 500
New -YorE transfer Counauy win cali for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
~ EW -NOEK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAII.W AN.-Tran- Law" Wrst i-d 49, a. iNoN'
tw sn:s Minute, earlier FOOT Jay.st 80 a. m.
Tor NJ dIrtown. Elrn>nle. Liberty, Delhi, Norwich
Oneida O,wcpO chicago 30 -. m. Tor tanpb' :. iiil
Midi,ctown Ellcnyllc Liberty % > for Middle
Rochester Nagara Falls Detroit Chcaso ST. hSa,s'
Tins tables 3o9 B'"ay J. c. ANDERSON. Genp Pas
s.ng.r Agent Ia Exchange Place. n. y.
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Tor Both Scxes-City.

AIRS BIENZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
NI TYPEwR1TING, q Clinton Place ''h.'t; near
Bl3Jdwav--Srparfte and thorough instruction; advancc
rent rapid certificate Of competency graduation. call
or -eud for ctr ulars.
rI,UF RFRIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES No. !
/ West 2jth.4t branches Ros'on. Phla.. Wa-hn yton.
Chicago Berlin Paris &c Best nstru' on $40 per term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

DELVIDEKE SEMINARY. 800 pays Tor thorough
IL curse IN bu,ne-, depsr-rn with nome special N
structiOI ladies' whose cduut!0 h1 bccu neglected
Address SEMINARY. BeV!der~. NcN-Jer,cy.
HONE INSTITUTE T~rptown y. "a Boarding and
ii Day School for Young Ladies ard Lite Girls. Win
THE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Freehold. y. j
1 pleasant home With excellent opportunities for All
education. Miss EUNICE D. SEWALL Principal.
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JnsiruCilon.
For Young LAdies-City.


"a D-REV. DIR. AND MRS. GAKDNER'S
~. - HOCL FOR GIRLS. 90, 5urayo. 32d wear.
Mrs. GARDNER Author oI History IN Rhyme"
NyIsS VI. BIA cKWFLTlS school and Klndergar,en for
vi Children rcOPcn- o. tober !, a. 100 i-i-t H5dat
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1857. Home and
' bay School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS. PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1883. go and - - and west
End-ave. Nine. VAN NORMAN, Prncipsl.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS For intermediate and af"anced
"A. grad students prepared for colegr aw, sccnuhc
schoos and busine-- W. +. CHASE. - West joth-st
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE state
1.Nhtther Tor boys yirl- c.tT or country. 7 V.
III YSSOON American School Bureau, 2 w. Hth-~t y Y
INSTRUCTION In commercial b,anchcs. d0cuton, mill.
tary science and tactics and deficient English given on
sOnab.s long experience. Call Tuesdays ana
Thursdays between and 3 or addres-
Il F. HYATT 1I9 Madison ave.
DEEPA RATORY college school I79 Wet 18th st..
Conducted by II. =. Wells. the learner taught how 20
study; thought exercised and speedy ceV"l 9pmrnt OF
abilities by the methods ~ instruction employed personal
attention n each limited - twelve scholar.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .f73 Broadway
Cnoar f2d-st. 53d year. PIlnsry Commercisl and
Classical DEPARTMENT., NJ ". HOBBY. w l.. AKIN,
-. c. HENDEiCKSON PRINCIPALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
Ocean Steamers
rpnplCAT TOIR $50

A TROPICAL TOUR $50.
n. r,,uf,,, an ,is.. Jamaica and her GREAT EX'
rIsITION remain tner- Il days. including Boa'u anu
i,,..,., ~ tle CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL. at
I-q.ton or OF this beautiful Island by the ALIAS
zine STEAMERS. 10y $50; With The opt.on OF eAteHu
,.. theg mp a. the Iate u
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
iI3' fOl,~OOD 81 CO.. Agent, - sat. ST., y. Y
IicMAs COOK 4 son. 4Oufist Agencic'
GRAND WINTER Excl KSlO\ 70 THE
~ NtDiIaId;ANtAA APP or, or ~ ,:tcrorr,
10000 t., and T. 'n h'l7," 'ea,s, ,,5a VIZ VIZ
,rd ' %. , .' i.a po. Sa.l JAN, Ictlcm E,y.
r'r t,.,tiatnou.- Atnon-. Malta, Palermo, Naples
FOR n5s ni ';'., Vi, .n6aa Bremen white SIR
G@ .n &, or ' Ga" ' u Grd@n ScI.yo
pAClFlC MAIL Steamship COMrANl'S
IL czLlFF22EN|lAi }ArAY >y GHl MAxrco
oLII 5 N1 Mp o SoJ per ia3 S 5 caua ~ = O'
rasoy W1 J i Dsces5 OF 1 G ao,u
fron. San ir,na!-co, 1T and ErsGnsn 80.
CHINA t9 a: } Az 16 6ss3 %%aH s
For frcirht r,-aee ara Genef3' iofn''oG' EppY q"
u. J. outlay General Superintendent
OUNARD LINE.
NSlS4o.N ~ LlNhRrooL VA oUELAsTowN
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