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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

mel Thomas l.. Preston, the last of the old
stock, none the less worthy, though per-
haps less celebrated, living here quietly
among the shadows of the University OF
Virginia, dreaming. dreaming.
WILMER WELLINGTON.
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RICHMOND

oc7-It
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MUSICAL

DICHMOND CONSERVATORY OF
III MUSIC, No. west Grace street.-~chcOls
for Voice. Culture, Piano, Organ, tli'nr, sight
singing, and Arr. Glasses for geut. mon Ia the
evening. Juvenile sngiug class az o'clock on
Saturdays. Call for catalogue.
MRS. Is. a. CLEMENTS
&C 7-Tu&Su2t' Principal
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MEETINGS

HEADQUARTERS RlChMON u
III LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES ASSOClA-
TlON, RICHMOND. october ?, ls9l.--A quarterly
meeting of tie Association Will oe held ut the
Armory % the company tbs ENENlN1 az *
O'clock There will De an election Of first Leu
tenant and other officers.
By order OF b. w. RICHARDSON, President
o. Tits {. C. kADI. secretary.
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selected the tmo-at twlnght-befOre
Uncle Dan or any of the boys had come
home, and Richards was in the dining
room. While all the children--my little
nephews and nieces We're playing in the
front hall they heard man run mp the
steps. and, thinking IL was Uncle Dan. I'M
locked the door, and in rushed this awful
burglar, who ran right TO the door of the
dining-room and commenced TO break IT
opeu, saying something about fire. OF
course the children were awfuily frighten-
ed, and all ran, some flying 10 me. As
soon as they could explain their excite
ment, those diamond solitaires were nv
first thought, and j rushed right down
stairs, lust in time to see the robber with
that bag in his hands running for the
street door. l have an impression
clutched ut him. anyway. he turned and
gave me Just one look, and he wasn't bit
wickedlooking. He had great, big, brown
eyes, and remembered hearing the door
slam. The excitement then probably gave
me momentary faintness, for the next
thing | knew Uncle Dan had his arms
around me. You see, the burglar almost
ran into them-~tlncle Den and our boys
on the street steps. just as soon as the
matter was explained, they rushed out,
but the darkness concealed his fight.
1.-The Sheriff Gays be must be real ex-
pert and no doubt his picture is in the
ROgues GALLERY. You know he attempted
to set fire TO the dining-room in order to
conceal the robbery. He pulled down the
window drapery and japanese lantern
and tried to make q confagration. And
the Sheria and the watchmen are hunting
for him aud they've telegraphed his de-
scription u New York and Uncle Dan has
offered q reward OF $500. And there now,
Won al. have tho story and I've talked so
much Pm almost dying for glass Of
Wator."
Harrison, who had been listening to this
eafferine description Of his exploits from Q
hack corner of the hall. rushed forward
without moments thought and passed .
glass 10 her ~ she sat above him on the
stairs. On taking II from bis hand she
looked down on his upturned face. Their
iyssd ihs glass droppedi then with .
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EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL L . X
BOYS,
40 south Third street
NRs. A. B. CAMM. Principal

Mrs A. p. CAMM. Principal
Miss LOTTIE T.. PRICE, Associate Principal
MISS MARY l. NORWOOD, Assistant
This school Will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 2gd. Pupils received between tho ages of
six and fourteen.
For terms and further particulars see circu-
lar, AT West a Johnston-. Main street
Tho PRINCIPAL Will register names at the school
rooms on SATU hDAY, September 9th
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DANCING.

MADAM i. LOUIS, FASH On
vi IONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, III
COLUMBUS HALL, corner ~ Third audi Il
Broad street Reopen TUESDAY AFTER ~-''i'
NOON al half past 4 O'Clock for reception Of
puuis GRAND HOP TUESDAY NIGHT from
9 10 IL O'Clock: tickets 50c, sdmltting LAZY AID
gentleman. EVENING CLASS FOX ADULTS
EVERY TUESDAY atg o'clock. Call or aidre's
Nurphy's Hotel or 3Ol east Bruai street Oc i-lw
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SHARE THE SECRETS.

you would be surprised TO know how
many women come 10 US; and doubt your
senses if were TO tell you one-halt OF the
condolences they bestow on us. That the
pharmacist shares with the physician the
secrets of domestic life there is 20 longer
any doubt
And now the question arises as to what
becomes of the fair pharmacists. lnvesti;
CATION goes 10 show that pharmaceutical
students subord nate this knowledge to
some special work, generally that OF the
trained nurse. WHO'S aliveto the fact thatit
Increases her chances Of promotion. In the
home or hospital the trained nurse who can
COMPOUND homeopathic doses to quiet the
natient becomes o valuable ally TO the sur
eeon or house physician. She can always
find position in out-of-town places. andi
in demand every time new hospital IS
built or an annex opened in connection
with an old asylum. But IN the retail drug
business she is debarred. tribute that the
world paws 10 her SEX, We night hard
enough 10 prove that lovely woman is self
SUSTAINING. self-supporting,, strong, and
inden,,ndent. but, after all, there Is good
deal of the old-fashioned ivy element left,
clineine 10 the sturdy oak with both arms.
And the picture is not unpleasing. even
for the fearless and fearfuly advanced la
dies to look upon.
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ocCrPANrs TOR

w NICE, PLEASANT Rooms, usr .l'
permanent Commercial nave ri.
THIS a convenient aud comfortable i"n.
a. Sesr % railroad. bu-ilr.s .ll..... 4.
RestaurauI billiards, POOL, al laf %
with tho house. Charges Frfy f.--
CHARLES II. NICKEL. 1914 east a4iA -
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK. WITH
w goot recommendation. hI.g 81. ...t
TO Nc. % west Marshall street -.f
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STATED COMMUCATION -

"A or RICHMOND LODGE, No 10, A. "
f. and 4 NJ, will BE- held az 81 Adams
Hall, corner Main and Third streets LUIS
Cluesdey1 EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. Members
Of sisters lodges and transient brethren are ira
ternally invited 10 be present
by order Of the Wcrshipful Master
81 III X B. SNEAn. Necrefary.
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WANTED. A GOOD GUNSNH-
w a good stockor preierref. Ftl
street kichmoni, Va.
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NH-ANTEn. GIRLS ~ MlE|IIL-

w ROOTS Paid whuo lesuin. srI ....ly
work < arantoei. &. 49,. NlNA . I.
o. i-iw 300 fls' cars .T.H.
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DICHMOND CASTLE, No. /. X. G..
IL E.--SIR KNIGHTS AND BROrnERs; The nrst
regular meeting I'm october Of this castle Will be
held THIS (ruosday) EVENING AZ o'clock no
the new Hall. corner Ninth aud Franklin streets.
A large attendance Is desired.
By order Of L. y. PRINCE, y. C.
oc7-u o. KElNINGHAM, VI. Of x.
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WANTS.
JED OH.
WANTED, TOBUY AREsIDFvcr

w costing less than 5000 south .If..t
street west n Foushce rrefefref-or a .t.a
which 10 build such. Address "N,r rlr
patch. .....s
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iYrANTED- IMMEnMTELY.

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY i9
w FIRST. CLASS CANVAS -s'.i. |
liable men. who are capable Of luio'-'
tho capabilities 81 a nrsl-c'ass tli.4.nt
ton combined with r mortgage -. li t..
ducements ara offered I've men 90 A'
experience. Positions permanent fA
ritory. Five state agents of eIprfeu..
also. Apply b. home 0rcs n .i'
BUILOiNo AND INyE. IHEhI ASSOC
No. go Bank street, Richmond, ta
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RICHMOND, Va. October :, 1890
H,HF ANIMAL, MEETING OF THE

RicHMOSD Va, October Z, 1890
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS or TuR CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANY, for tho pur-
nose OF electing directors and for the tansac-
ton OF such other business a. may lawfuuy
come before the meeting. viii be held nc tho
Office Of the company Ia the Pace building, IA
the city Of Richmoni, on TUESDAY. October
u. 1880, "A noon. go
The transfer books OF all classes OF stock will
be closed ~ 3 7. VI. on FRIDAY tho lOth day ~
October. ls90, and roman closed until H. A. VI.
WEDNESDAY the POI day u October, 1892
oc It'd c. L. WELLFORD. secretary
yNHE MEMBERS OF BELNl- ca
/ DERE COUNCIL. No. 1873, ROrALS,-igk
ARCANUM, are requested 20 attend "A y ~
regular meeting OF their Council a. -
lelyidere Han on THIS TUESDAY EVENING az
O'Clock Memoers Of sister councils are IN
vitoi % attend.
By order ~ the Regent
Sc 2-lstS3dTuts II. +. DENoON. Secretary.
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WANTED, TO SELL SIODh u
w THE VIRGINIA STEEL. lhN' '''
SLATE COMPANY. The orc eau ta s... 3D.. f
Office. Also, full particular. lhn iu'
the prope. will more than pay f9r De hs
wanted ~ soll tho stock.
". /. WAXING, is,
oc 2-st $40 east Ha.l ..r.t
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wheat however did not appear until the December or
shorts I'm corn found they had to bld pits uP Mn
cents 70 cover even little lines Cash wilea5 At Mi
neapOli, and St Louis was strong Iic 81" %, a. the
Ninueapos and Duluth Indicated lcttlnS up III eIno
movement Duluth reported nine LOADS laHtJl "a
for export Yet the primary marine, rrrp'S, ~,
900 bushels were arecr than for the CORES poiumo
day last vcar The arrivals here, lol cars, "eiO
nm to tbo ~ nccaton, and the estimates for Iursd9
were 300 Corn opened weak. and within tllrN ,nI.
ME, showed a drop OF nearly IL cent Inc t nipi
AZURE, over the West had lowered me ram III ii,iU
had STONED or changed to snow ana ms PIT ~
pathzcd with the general bcanNfne's "hrn rSu, ,n
mon, tho weak Wall street opening ana Dca1sh ioluu"
advice Then corn cables were also lower lraucl9
however were somewhat startled by the anno.h, @
of tbc estimated receipts for THURSDAY only 10 cars
Wlthin , vcrv few minutes thereafter the entire rs
meet ~ the market was changed. Httlc cloft DS
bccencr hort, To cover suddenly disclosed that 10
December corn offerings were on the marhet, III
lc., tlan 50 600 b,hel, transactions the zee Oh I'M.
future advanced from % TO % cents; II Sposcu az
- - MAY, of course. was qu"hS d'u ~ ~
crabIv Affected Having opened at o, - ana htv
in, Sold from 50 81 to 80 -, 1t quickly adNanceu
T., "A . The close at 81 u. Inc ld't u
that win less than 10000 bushels OF contract corn
I'm tore here in public houses. even the small D,
,rn,hcr shortage which exists will find IT dlihcult 10
,ovcr oats were weak carly with wheat, anu
,tronc later with corn.
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British brig Lgcrgr hgnee to 81 ti G&9e w g1a
rss n ,S G To- + cro and 6,c from domingo win
..ir. private trims nlis We-|wa5 i." ,r,1s
Ih",on"rrr Golden Ball -. ton-, hence e 'aadlon~
Na.,"r' ." a." E,o General cargo: schooner John IT,
Won r'' Errnandno to Blrbldor- lumber 1G % British
CoI' iur Soulard. Nobil. to Bu'no, Nyr-: lumber
u ~ 3rii.iH ,J,l,f Clar-e Radcrc Norfolk to Liver
p"oTE3I rIi6NS TOrE Had another dull day; but the
..n.ral feeling va, -iriaN. 10 2'iS , ' n,,. Stort
Sar sl'o3 50 EI f r en-, nd o 6adr ta' ob
w., d,,nd oity I.Ntr, India Mos in tc. sl5a9l3 80
",,Iy - .cotlO5o; I%.k,, ia RE. G S9@,' F1 mo
isd m p-re Qu:td A. ~ 3oq5l$ 93r' , ana 81 c d.
The W. , Gl, MA ,, >' 500 rd2a ' E Ge
80 oi we,t@rn meat ,a W. t t s", on priSste
.rn. rc'd Bce gg2td a @i,r, PiGM .t sm no I'd
d. 5n5ic MIpDLFs- Bar,y -t"aay- a. ~ , r.i1%
Jaga so,d o at $o-1ib G nos nos stronger and
lar request Al aycme.9 quoted a. ttccn'd ea3
LAKE, "di On rans nqt hc late .ir9 , in s, %a5
BROUGHT a9Grt ,as slG' IN a., p,rt"cns or cash
% 700 tS 562c ais 500 t. ,o, ana ID t. B,rcm
- non"a January closed At - -', - 80 dSG
~: March clo,'d al Gioc 4G ; ,a'' 52c M1y
H5iI c.d at G'ic -2i Pantheon; %% otd at Gi5G
c2 ,,, at ," %rG ' HG~i'a a. 7Ioc hrTTERL, ,o
genera, mark, l had ro, Gun" un lT '" S,at'
Gr,ur tubs fall mad. h.- 'G@5 i' l 70 %raincry
5,,tr 2o' v II m Cr9mery fancy ,n-9,sc; do chor
Fair 20 choicr; STAT, Creamery sumner mad, ~"
2ac state Dairy b.. hrAn., 'D i9i8ic f1ir i7dac
Emmy, idic STAT pairy nrEn- agt tu,s anGy2 2
ho o. ~ iq fncy 3ooeac h good iG4l9 wc- t!
Imitation r.ai,nN n,r, cbo,, ioa2lc: do good. l4d
H. njr ilGlsc Wsi.rn FACTORY. June iGl3, fa1o
Tor i,Siyd- ioaIIc 'ourth- sto.. roll dl2r,. I'M
l,,t' irory NH paa flncy o'-q''r hnc IN III
', 'sEci ah Skins choice. j's4G'sc aTt -k ia,s
9,G.. lv''t.-n fat Gaoc P"uu-yltana sEin~ 4ri ',
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Chicago, Dec. E.-"Ihc Evening Jouu1i' report,
Cattr-Heceipts. 5000 head; shipments 1000 Market
showed little improvement. Christina ST. r- i5H+1 q,
good chOic" Steers - "5d<4 90 shipping amt dr. -ed
hccf slOt2 30 -torkcI-. 81 ,5af2 30. i;ocepL
- % far 70 good mixed and pa "'r- Is 33095 80 :
prime heavy and butcher weight. - 1oa-3 % eaoh
light - 3lat3 q sheep Receipt 1000 head ship
El"nt-. 8 600 MARKET -t'sI 20 shade o1s."r Western
stoch'rs - - natyc, si0.4 80 common to eooa "'-
- God94 -, TeNau- - 2jd74 30 lambs
~. Louis, Dec. l7.-C,ttlc-E'ccip-. 41OO head ship
ncnts 200 Market higher food 10 fan native steers
A. 7OdSj 80; far ~ good do. Sid*l 90 -orkcr~ and
feeders, e2a:3 so; Teams and Indians. - .50+3 3D.
Hog>-R Receipts. . 600 had shipment. 900. Market
Fair to choice heavy, - 40a>3 80 mixed GRADES
coo head. Market strong food u choi," ei0e5 40
Buffalo Dec. l7.-Cattc-Iccslpt, last - hosr-. $3.50
head total for week thus far 1870 for >anc tmc lat
week, 1880, consigned through 800 head $40 % New
York none on s.c; price steady. hh.cp and lambs
Receipts q hours. coo head total :or
far = 600 for time last week. 81 200 consigned
through l.GoO head. 500 20 Ncw-York. 600 head ON
trade dun. Nhccp-CDoicc TO extra 1jd - good
choice. ~ jod$i 20; common % fair - 5OatI -.
Lamb,-C hOlce 10 extra - s5dS6 j.; coo1 choice
- joaSJ 80; common to fair. - 1jaSj 3D. Hoc--Rr-
cep, last % hours 1890 head total Tor week uu- iar
"a oe0i for sam tim last w'ok. 1850 CONSIGNED
through $500 head, 500 10 Ncw-Iort; - 500 mead
prices steady; mediums and heavy So 20, light
heayv Workers. 80 35a@5 80 pigs, s3 15as3 - fough
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GENERAL CURTTS And ELECTRO1HANASIA
HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE JUGIRo CASE.

HIS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE JUGlRO CASE
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper Of the I'd inst, in an editorial
entitled Another Afront 10 justice, You say i|''t
nur friend General Curtis should rise 10 protest mat
,is * a false explanation of the sudden and amazing
- ,f his hill We hasten 70 add that VIC have never
ch,,pcd him with knowing by what means measure
T., which he had long been interested achieved such
swift and unexpected support in The LEGISLATURE
do most certainly desire to rise and protest against
.ho .s.or,ion that parties Who by appealing 10 the
I.n,cd states courts. attempted to prevent the opera
zion. NJ tl, new clcctiocuton Law had contributed
:, any way 10 the passage Of my bill IN the Assembly
made a fun and explicit denial OF That charge III
letter 10 The sun day or two after the pas'aee
NJ nv bill and challenged the most searching and rgd
inquiry to be made by the paper, making such as
sertion but SO far able TO learn, no evidence
has hceu given to the public. Now you reaSsert what
was fully denied at the time and for the apparent
purpose of connecting the abolition of the death
nenaltv with the efforts Of persons Of whom the
public has no knowledge "a am Informed, beyond the
action OF their attorneys their repeated efforts
the Federal courts TO impede the operations OF a state
law the provisions Of which the highest state and
Federal courts stamped with their seal Of
tionalty in decisions broad enough to cover every
question subsequently brought before the lower courts
In applications for stay Of proceedings. Effort
the part Of the press TO connect the two questions
is unfair and without a single fact to Justify it,
Will not enter into discussion Of my Intellectual
capacity. for there is opportunity for it, when you
fatty declare that you have never charged him
General Curtis with knowing by what
measure in which he had long been interested
achieved such swift and unexpected support in
the legislature Indeed, if / lud time for
compliments would not Jet tho opportunity
pass without expressing my admiration "a Sac e,lcacy
with which You express your opinion o. ms innocence
by imput.ng an imbecllity of undcrsI ane o. dense
q not to comprehend the gigantic niorts Of those
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PASSENGERS FnR ETRpPP.

Among the passengers on the North German Lloyd
steamship Tray for Ircmcu yesterday were Dr.
L. Dorm Richard r. WAINWRIGHT the Rev. Richard y.
Harlan and Mrs. Harlan and C. II. Macintosh, ". r.
on board the city Of Berlin for Liverpool, were tho
Hon. X. Lyon. Of Glancis; the Rev. ~. De W Ward
and Captain w +. Annc,lcy. Among those on the
steamship Wac,laud Tor Antwcrp were Dr " l.. Mead
and Carlos de Mcsqui'a The White Star steamer
Britannia took out among her passenger Nee. Liv
MgstOn, DR.. {. l.. Minor. H. G.. Edwards, Colonel
Robert Barton 7. y. sullivan and MI. sullivan,
Thomas Lister Hoag and f. De Ecsll.
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INMAN IINEn II $ and Rn,al NIaI steamer..

L FOR Q JEENSrowN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY CHESTER. "Wednesday. ptcHfab,r y. A. m
CRY ON enc AGO. wclr slay. Jlnuarb "a 81 IA
CITN OF BtRIIN W..nr,dN; Ja1u, n - :; - I, n, ~
From Pier a. y. l.. adlonpg Chri~tophrr.,t Ferry.
end To- alton Of room SECOND CAEiN og,Tsrdt ~;
Trsuad As STFERAGr. so PEItk WIKI on
XXX General Agent. BOWLING GREEN. y. Y
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already decided. ] agree WIFI YOU III b'+'''
ernor Hi has Gttnely expressed his opinion % 'i'r
Improperly Of such proceedings IN terms WHY" W"
meet the approval Of large body of the rgn ''N'9
people Of the state >..,,. Vol,
Roger W. sherman. No. 1io NaN'auN''' W" ivan
CITY, a gentleman with whom, on NIheIc 90,
some time in the seventies. TRANSACTED oi' 80 ""
nos when nc was Assistant United states Diotl'
Attorney southern District Of Ncw->oiK anu "'''"
! have not seen nor heard from since tni ''''o "'
last week did mo the honor Of sending me ''pN :"
mi, argument in the Jurro case. f'uhd ne i''
been 50 profoundly imprc-scd Win inc u'' l'''''.'
of the press that the Kcmmcr case cohtT1p"'" !" IT"
succc,, Of my bill last winter that he iclt "'iT"o' ~
80 declaring to the United states supreme '"'''
I wrote TO him on November 20. the day aiier INC
coi,t f bis arr,ireut 10 correct the erroneous I'LL
,,,,.sio,s ne entertained. and took occasion l" P''
ONT tbo embarrassment his clients case caused 70 INC
nr,c1ess Of my bill. This letter was "T''c" "''
DAYS before the publication OF Your ar"'"'
temnlatcd nothing more than correcting His
,,i,ton Vet | think il may be useful contrlpu''o"
to the cause of truth, and lnc!o'e COZ" qua. ~,
may reproduce il in your paper; at al events II WI"
rtr,n Won that the author of tie bill 70 ab'N" INC
death penalty in TIM, state supported the h''''"
cutionr law in Lass and for reasons state" WV" Wv
bill was under consideration; that he sun pe'''o Wv
law an improvement on our Ola mcth"u ~ 0N'"
tion for which il substituted tld' nc W." w
his influence to oppose any attempts t. return u 'o
use of the rope. Very truly youi'' ~ W.
Ogdensburg Dec. q, $50 ~
Ocdcnsburg. y. y, Nov. 20: l7" o,
Roger VI. sherman esq" ITO Na9'a'-''
Dear SIR thank you for copy Of your aTsnmc ,, IN
the supreme Court of the nited Sta'cN' Ot'YprI LIN
ac,insi tLn execution of Shbuyd JuSr'' nav ~"
- ,rith Interest and regard your argument an ".,r
presentation of your case. u'9"c " VA
rrrr,ncou~ impression You entertain OF inc T. ">"h,
.ih i"dunmird f,. lar.c majority Of tf mcmnrFs oi
tlc Assembly of 1-Jo in voting for my Dan T."
capital punishment and substitute imprisonment i''
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Ocean STEAMERS.

4 TROPICAL TOUR $50.
~ Tourists can visit jamaica and her GREAT tx.
HIBITION remain there l. days. including Board and
Residence a. the CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL AZ
Kingston or tour Of tn, beautiful island by the ATLAS
LINE STEAMERS f3r $780, with the option OF extend
ing their try az thu rate Of
FIVE DOLLARS 4 DAY
" Hayti and Colombia. A. col-nod4t.Ons rrst-ciass
PIN, FORWOOD Y CO.. : .Ats. - safest, y. Y.
THOMAS COOK & son. Tourist Agencies.
DERMC DA ROYAL MAIL AND CABLE.
ID CUEBLC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -
FROM COMPANY PILE y EW - NORTH RIVER.
For b rU.lt. >. = fsINtCD D'c'fbtr . s D. NJ
For CrciX St XII. Antlyus Gladl. lpe, Dominica.
Martinique, LJclA BarbSdCs. ora AZ lnd 4rnGd@i
-. IOLAN -.--.. .... -.D Dec. Lo.r -, D. IL.
Fer sts,eroon and tickets apply 70 ,,
a. T.. OUIERRKIDGE s Co. Agents 80 Broadway.
THOs. COOK & SON .Cl and 225 Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINZ. vo ,,,,r,roor

" FOR QUtL,:N,SITWH A AT, LuIVIkFUTlr, MIR
.Maestic n pee ~ p IN, M an p, = 10 p Z.
,tT,ttI Iu. Adriiflr..-. / th l. q. o. H.
lfitannic jan H. ; 80 An. l,ptolic Icb II, D. ~
From White star Dock foot " Wet l0thst. "A
.Secoud cabin these steamers, Saloon RAGS; ~
and inward ACCORDING strdi,r and location 81 bt.
e ~.tn S3j and $40 ENcuf,ion tickets rabls
terms Storage Company once, 40 II BFoad"n'
SsNy.york philadelphia Oflte fOj Malnutst.
-'N" j. BRUCE lSMAN. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
Ocean Steamers .
LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEWAOKh 10 LIVERPOOL. Via QUEENSTOWN.
NJ From. Pier 40. North River
FAST E.APkkaoS NAIL SLl.NICE.
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,t' 7, sat Ian 10 5 D. III. Cubul sat. heb. :, y.
Nv t",r- passage. 800 and upward Intermediate s35.
s,,g, tickets aud from all parts OF Europe at very
i"s rates frclsht AID apply At tho con-.
iauy', ONCE. No 4 BOWLING Green. New York
' VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO. General Agents
~ ANANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
y sENGEE LlNE-Four steamers weekly from New
- CITY OF AUGUSTA. " dnesday. Dee. l.. y.
- 'IAIINIIASNl.t...... Friday, december 10 III.
~ KANSAS cry ..... SATURDAY, December %, ; p.
- uNIrNUOOCHTE Monday, December - y. m
Connecting WITH Central Railroad OF Georgia and Sayan
nah Florida aud Western Railway Tor all points In
RAMA and LOUISIANA. unrurpasscd accommodations.
firscaSs table dhoto. For freight and pasage apply
J. -. HANUAGlN, w. ii. EuElf Gen. AT
C,st +. and w. Ky savannah Fast Line
- .Ol Broadway. 3l1 Broadway
New Pier 30. North River
DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
LINES To CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
trOm NcW-YOrk, pier foot u Canal.st., N X.
tOr san Francisco. via the lsthmus OF Panama
COLON -ail~ SLtrrlay December 20. noon.
From san ran iS,O. lst and Brannan SIS.
CITY OF Ilkl\G sail, saturday. January 10, p m.
For freight plosage and general information. apply 70
eompany's Office thu pier foot or Canast.. y. r.
u. J. BULIAY. General Superintendent