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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
THE RUSSIAN SCOURGe.
Religious Professions to Appeal That IL
May he Stayed.

fBy nglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
ST. PrTrRsBURG, July 15.--The municipal
authorities throughout Russia seem to
have at length realized the necessity OF
adopting energetic measures to. prevent
the spread of cholera. Towns in which
the disease has not yet appeared are pro-
curing large stocks of disinfectants, doc
tors have been specially engaged. and de:
pots for the gratuitious distribution OF
medicine have been opened.
The disease is raging with extreme yiru-
lence among the workingmen of Tsaritz.n
where many of them have died three hours
after they were attacked. Riots similar to
those that have occurred at Astrakhan arc
feared at Tifis, where the butchers are ex-
cited over the decision of the authorities
to destroy the old abattoirs and build new
ones.
The religious communities in Moscow are
organizing professions to appeal to God to
stay the scourge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
The Nomination of Crum (Coiored) for
Postmaster at Charleston Withdrawn.


WASHINGTON, July 15.-The President
has withdrawn the nomination OF William
d. Crum to be postmaster at Charleston,
S. G. The nominee was colored man,
and his confirmation had been strongly
resisted.
Ten of the regular annual appropriation
bills have gone TO the President ana nave
are the military academy. legislative
diplomatic and consular, post-ofiiice'
army. navy, Indian, river and harborr,
District of Columbia. and agricui.
tural bills. There are now none of
the appropriation bills in confer
ence, and but three remain TO pass
through that stage-namely, the sundry
civil, now before the House for action on
the Senate amendments the fortifica;
tions ready for return to the House, ana
the deficiency. which will be taken up by
the Senate tomorrow.
The Joint resolution passed to-day ex-
tending the appropriations uhtii jury W.n
VIII therefore apply only to these three
bills last named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
vesuvIus stiIl Furious.
FttHFIUh stift Il uffCuNs
lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Disp

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable 20 The Dispatch.
ROME. July l5.-Mt. Vesuyius continues
| in a state of violent eruption. Immense
streams of lava are flowing into the Atrio
del Cavallo. the sickle-shaped valley that
separates Mt SOmms from Vesuvius pro-
per. Mention has already been made in
these dispatches of the magnificent bridge
of lncandescent lava that has formed
across the lava, and this is constantly gain
ing fresh accretions from tho masses OF
lava now. pouring down the mountain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16

poles The strikers also cut down num-
Der OF poles. thus shutting of communities
ton By that route for time. The dem
and Granite mines are all right.
The rumor that the Granite mine had
been blown mp probably started from the
report of the explosion when the bridges
were DESTROYED. The military Investment
OF all the towns is complete. No one u
allowed to get out without pass IL IS
probable that many of the union miners
will be arrested tomorrow.
NO rHoRouoHrAnr.
PORTLAND, OREGON, July 15.--The follow
ing order was received at the headquarters
OF the Union Pacific road to-day from the
provost marshal at Wallace, Idaho
"You are hereby directed not to sell tick
cts or transport passengers through the
county of Shoshone to-day. This order
has no effect on the carrying of the United
States mail and express matter ana pas
sengers under military Passes
Assistant-Superinten U Brien. OF the
Union Pacific, Washington division, tele-
graphed as follows: Special train Just
ordered by Superintendent Clement, oil
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan. from, Tekoa
to Wardner for the purpose, 1t Is thought,
of taking non-unlon men back into the
mine. The men have been at Tekoa since
leaving Wardnern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
Personaily-C Conducted Tour Washtngtop
to Niagara Falls
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD July 21sr.
Rata Iii

Rate S14
from Richmond and return.
Tickets valid for return within eleven
DAYS, and good to stop OF at watkins and
Rochester, within the limit, and TO re-
turn uia Buffalo, with stop-oyer at that
point.
A special train of Pullman parlor- cars
and day coaches will leave Washington at
7:1O A. NJ. arriving at Niagara Falls at II
p. NJ
A tourist agent and chaperon will ac-
company the party.
For full information and reservation of
space apr ly in person or by letter to Mr..
q. A. Tay Tor, traffic manager, Richmond
Fredericks burg and Potomac railroad,
Richmond. Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
sonthern HALLWAY Deal.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July ia deal has been
consummated between the South-Bound
Kailroad and the Florida Central and Pc
ninsula road by which the latter has OBJ
tanned control of the South Bound ana
will build o connecting line between sa-
yannah and Jacksonvlle, Fla, paralleling
the Savannah. Florida and Western rail
road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
Lsml,'s Nomination Confirmed.

WAsHIyGToY, July l5.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination of Lheuten-
ant Samuel c. Lemly to be Judge Advo-
cate of the navy with the rank of cap
tam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
ERUPTION OF MT. ETNA.
It's Violence Steadily Increasing-A Num-
ber of Villages Endangered.

Der of Villages Endangered.
[By Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.]
CATANIA, July 15.--The situation at Mt.
Etna is steadily growing worse. and fears
are entertained that unless the violent
phenomena soon come to an end the
various villages nesting on the declivi-
ties OF the mount will be in very danger
ous position. The main crater is Rradu-
ally extending. Showers of fiery stones
are projected into the air to height of
1000 feet. Two new cones, each about
500 feet high. have been formed and from
these streams of lava are constantly flow
ing. The lava stream is now only two
miles distant from Nicolosi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16

Rivers: You have three-minute horse
already. don't see what you want o. ono
that can make IL In 210.
Banks (of tbs snburbs) You DON'T
why. great Scott Even with my three
minute horse miss train fokar os Aye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
The C. n O. vestibuls Limited to Norfolk
and the Seashore.

The Chesapeake and Ohio strucka popu
lar chord in tho introduction Of its specia
yestibule limited to tho seashore. III,
train leaves Richmond daily at A. M.
makes only one stop between Richmons
and Newport News and connects at Nor
folk for Virginia Beach and Ocean View
Comfort and speed commend it TO th'
travelling public, who patronize it hbe
rally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
BURK'S
CLEARING SALE.

We've let tdown the bars, and seyerallots
Of our Fine, New Summer Suits go into
our Clearance Sale at 1915. When We
assure the public that these are our re-
eular sl5, sl4, sl3, sl2, and $40 SUITS,
OF this seasons make, 1915 will seom
to them, as il seems to us. and as 1t really
is, the smallest price ever put on uen'
tlemen's All-wool Suits. Counserfeiters
may counterfeit and monkeysmay initiate
lin the newspapers for eifecs,, but the
fact Is that no such Suits as were selling
now were ever sold in this city Tor any
thing like the price.
We have put on sale and are oiienng
to-day some Of our slo' ~ ", ana
$3.50 Pantaloons (broken lots) at -.
Fifty styles to select from. Some OF
our IS and $3.50 grades at 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
To Relieve the san francisco.
fp,, ,otao,ro -, to tha Diapatrh.1

WAsHISaroY, July 15.--The United States
steamer Boston at San Francisco Will be
ordered TO Honolulu to relieve the hag-
ship San Francisco, which Will come TO
San Francisco to be docked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
rByselegrapb % sns Dlspanl

ATLANTA. Ga. July Is. --At las O'Clock
to-day Peter Daniels lcoioredD waa hanged
10 tho jail-yard here tor The musdsF g
Silvia Lyle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
HeNcEFORTH NoN-UNION'
So Say the Carnegie Authorities asto Al
Their Mills.

PrrrsBuRG. Pa, July l5.-Secretary Love-
iov al the Carnegie Steel Company. Is au-
thoritv for the statement that when the
Union mills are reopened il will be as non-
upion establishments. He says the men
broke their agreement in striking, and
that now the company will name the tiine
and terms for resuming work.
n G. Frick sent the following telegram
TO superintendent Wrigley, of the Beaver
Falls mills, this afternoon:
IL am lust in receipt OF the following
telegram from Beaver Falls:
1--WE. the Amalgamated Association OF
the Beaver Falls rod-mill, wire-mill, and
ail-mill. have come TO the conclusion that
wa Will refuse to work until such time as
II. G. Frick, chairman of the Carnegie
Steel Company, Limited, is willing 10 con-
fer with the Amslgamated ASSOCIATION IN
iSienedl "'ARTHUR THORNTON,
"Chairman of Committee
"You will please say to Mr.. Thornton,
chairman of the committee, and ask him
10 so notify the men that IT they, compos-
inc the Amalgamat led Association at Beaver
Fails mills, and who signed an agreement
with ms for one wear, do not go to work on
Monday next when you are ready. TO
start. we will consider their fall
ure TO do so as cancellation
of the agreement existing DetWeeu US, anu
that when these works do resume it Will be
ne non. union, and former employees salts,
factory to US who desire to work there Will
have TO apply as individuals. You can say
that upder no circumstances Will we con-
fer with the men at Homestead as men,
bers of the Amalgamated Association.
(Signedl
"fHE CARSEGIE STEEL Co. Oimited).
'By II. G. Frick. Chairman"
Those Pinkerton winchesters.
HARgrsBuRG. Pa, July 5.-To-day Attor-
ney General Henssl sent to Hugh UDon-
nell the following reply to the latter's In
ouiry concerning the disposition OF arms
taken from Pinkerton detectives by
strikers:
II do not think it is within the scope OF
ms official duties to advise you upon the
subject of your telegraphic inquiry.
II YOU have in your possession pri-
yate property, as to the ownership
of which you are informed, you
should be guided by the, advice, OF
private counsel as to how to dispose of Il;
IL Won have reason TO believe that 1t VIII
be needed IN any legal inquiry for the pur-
pose of evideuce in prosecutions 10 pe
brought. lay the facts before the district
attorney of your county and consult with
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
AUCTION SALES ro.DAY.

SUTTON 4 CO, Q p. NJ, frame tenements Nos.
3loand 3l2 hadtson street, between Broad
and Marshall streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1850 and IL A. NJ
horses, mules vehicles, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
eAsTERN-sHoRe MASONRY.
Master and Past Masters Degrees Con
ferred-Encroacbment of the Sea.

Master and Past Masters Degrees Con
erred--Encroacbment of the Sea.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CAPE CHARLES, Va, July 15.-The Masons
of Evergreen Lodge at Cape Charles held
n notable communication last night.
Grand-Master Peasants, w. 4. Turner. OF
Richmond, q member of the Working
Committee Of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
glnia; Frank Z. Brent, district deputy
grand master of the lodges on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, were present snd as
sisted in conferring the Master Mason's
degree. The Past Masters degree. was
also conferred on two candidates. Alarge
number of visiting brethren from the
neighboring lodges were present, making
the assemblege number about seventy. An
elegant supper was seryed at the Arlington
Hotel. The Grand Master returned TO
Cobb's Island.
IIGHT-HoUsE PURCHASE.
The United States Goyernmenment has
purchased from the heirs of General Robert
+. Lee ten acres on Smiths Island, on
which the new lighthouse will be built.
The sum paid was $3.50. The sale was
made through Captain Orris A. Browne. Of
HOLLYWOOD Place near Cape Charles. The
old lighthouse on Smiths Island, which
is one of the highest on the Atlantic coast,
is in danger of being undermined by the
sea, which is rapidly encroaching upon the
land.
A very severe hail-storm swept over the
northern part of Northampton about noon
to-day. Hail-stones as large as partridge
eggs fell furiously for some time, tearing
the corn and other bladed crops TO shreds.
The track of the storm was several miles
wide. Rain fell also IN coplous showers in
the same locality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
MEETINGS-Third Saturday,

RICHMOND ASSEMBLY, GOOD FELLows
sAsr END, EouIraBIS LEAacR.
RICHMOND, NO 10. NAcaISIsrs.
RICHMOND BRANCH. aRAsIrE-cUrrxSs.
UNITED ASSOCIATION PLuaBEKs.
BRrcKLAyERs' UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16

made In his majority Wednesday, think
that when be again appeals TO the Midio-
THAN electors they will be able to defeat
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
Aworars MIDLorHIAN TEsr.

The Unionists in the Midlothian district
have already begun an energetic canvass
with : view TO contesting the district
when Mr.. Gladstone tAkes Office. When
NJ Gledstone again enters the Ministry
u sriIl be uscessafy for him TO resign his
- sest ii the House Of Commons and 70
again stand Tor % slset'on; 9i.,o!;s ans oon- on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-16
ApBAws BATTLE,
the CHAMPIONS SLAUGHTERED.

BosroN. July l5.-The Champions were
slaughtered to-day by st. Louis. Or the
first seven visitors at the plate. SIX either
reached first base on balls or by being mt,
and three runs were forced IN. st. Louis
then batted out seventeen more runs
fourteen earned. Gleason was effective
throughout, errors giving Boston their
runs. Attendance. 1,20l. Score:
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Aros, a:ira!G, &t.

a tacai> 'A''AE SLcNEE27 E"s ia" S',
% YEARS EXrER&&cI with dogs; dogs boarded.
ir. MtlNEi 40 broadway.
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The stockholders Of tie Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company have approved tho action
OF tho directors rccommo nd!ns n consolida-
ton with tho Seaside and Brooklyn Bridge IL
evatcd EairoHL, tho limiting Of the capital OF
tho lattcr to Sl.UOO.UG0. and cancclIirg and
annullng amy stock Of tie Seaside road now
In cXcess OF that amount. The stock holders
tion on July T.. III" now urrnngement will
modify the contract with the Railroad Con-
etructtoE C2mrany which is to build tho Sea-
etdo road. The latter company cannot issue
any securities leyond tho final mortgage
i,onds. OF which SaOUUnrD are to DO issued
roads north OF Sixty-lth strrot, and 81 .OUU.-
GOO for those south of it. No second mott
gaGo or convertible bonds arc to 10 Issued.
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SubIie Nntiees.
nFFlCE OF THE CLERK or TUE CoM.oS COuS
" Gil, No. CitY HALL. ~

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or TUE coMaoS couS'
" '''' No. ; sEW ya aSkl: June Is. asee
70 a BY IN e nm
;aans y. isos. and Approved the Mayor June IS
rsr' ns mrs, aax Fl sss g sys.a ss 81 A.
ia @ sm I'M" 91n %,
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s ss f5 s 81 " s"s Ssr
s. .a p Sy +: ts N I .H Sy'
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hereby IA. 4 ,Hs time sna
"n 3, sSs az vi. RAJ. IL
G,, 3";s
respectfully ah"w.' .,..
.n SHs ssS,
!" ..norTs The ' i Form. Of ssporsln
and TO rsEaa. Ne e., sane" pass';sa Hpr, 2 nS sn
auns a"s 'ss
far"s on - nSSas aud
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Tenn. .y.n.s TO q near IN; STr.d ,nt Tw,a,y
a.. 's az do r % rs
eSs "a nh: y s: az.
sat. IT,. s"' 1o nm '"phi r '
n. s an. . N: % e
c"nstructi"n Of sam railroin, passed Ari - ish,
Your petitioner inrthsr r-nrectfuly shows that your
q a9 ] .' 1
rs sky n II. I .irss 1Gs TN
and owned by your pc,itoncr may be -stenhei
tain and np.rate exent"Hs 81 hhGchrs 81 It's existing
ra, road nj the Guy Of New YORK npon and !" ms
,ad roumb4 avenue. From sixsyI"ur'h s're-t to cn'
aF san n Ssi s, ayhe shows tin, according to
G"nna I II ,hs NV Of New ior4 b. os.ainsd y y.r
ge,iI uner snab your peiinnrT tnr.l sr a. nam
rn,ruat consent tor which Is NOW and hereby applied
plcninm 10 Inc Cannon Council Of the Gity Of New
foTk r ii, consent and prrms,,n tn he a:an:ch I"
Hat 70 n prtiiioier ~ uc"r.or and hs.igns
may eS"ni the eNis ns rnlin"n rach.m y"r 80.
the iy"f Sew hnia i",l"mr Tat Is ~ SAY Com
stree TO connect WITH the "xi-tix iouh- tracks
" Your p"Iiiinnsr in raid A"nnri thsnce r'nn,hx
All .4 I s .ars.cs Of T S s"sn" ior"e
gamrd alh'h Aysnnej with dolhe trrS", !" ',ne
'a .1 w Az l ls" .%. IL" roasa md SoSt
HHns HaMasa and sixth street , 10 AH,,i,r
G""ao "cSs IN sns,cr ""H' .y.n"s o,".ry aanst
1rnth syru"-' now oNnci ~ your nsi 'ner; lDg-hrr
Tor "a. r.pr r" CAL "A ~ me ear.
:" neran 9rr 'H eS'tn.nns or hr"rgmrs IN r@nnor
ts,, G 1r y .., "r
n nsn spSSr Esi Yu,, M :: eyer . ni"f
"'''' nv ';EuR,E IAN, i'rrsi ien..
All Persons Interested IN ihs isrsvoins Application
msAlIuhei III iAe RESOLUTION.
NIcmAEL r. BLAKE.
Clerk ConiLlon Council
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Mr.. nnd Mrs.. Reese Injured,

Whilo John Reese Of Great Neck was out
driving on Tuesday night with his wife. part
OF tho harness got loose and he got out OF the
carriage to fix It. When he stopped in front o;
the horse 1t became startled and plunged for
ward. knocking him down. Before Mr. Reese
could catch tho reins they had fallen from the
dashboard anil wero dragging ut tho heels ri
down tho road. As tho horse plunged down
an Incline toward the beach Mrs. Reese was
thrown out. shc was picked IN unconscious
Mr.. Reese was badly bruised and cut.
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at'atehrs, aruelcra, st.
Eroal aloticts.


CECoND AyENrE-supREME COURT. CITY AND
y Comfy OF New York-Ferdnand n. Minrnth.
plaintiff against Richard NJ johnson Clara T.. John
son. Leopold zimmerman, Josephine Zimmermhhn.
In pursuance OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the abuvcentitiel action
and bearing date the 10th day Of June 1922. the
VIII sell mt public auction. ut the Exchange snesroom
III Broadway in the city Of New YORK. on Tuesday
the 18th day q July ls'e a! ~ nc"tk noon OF that
mentioned in said judgment and therein described a.
follows. viz:
XII certain lot piece parcel of land with tho
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being in
the seventeenth ward OF the city Of New York. and
beginning nj point on the westerly side OF Second
northerly from the n0rthwtsterlr corner of Fourth
street and Second avenue. running thence northeriy
along the westerly side OF sec"na avenue twenty-four
feet and nch thence westerly part OF the distance
through Iarty wall and parallel to said street seventy
seven feet thence southery, parallel I" SAID avenue
twentyfou feet one inch. thence eaterly and part
the westerly side OF Second avenue the point OF be-
ginning being known b. the street number as seventy
Second avenue.
foRBi J; !!rNNEssY. Referee.
HoADLY LAuTERBACH JOHNSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
l2o broadway. New York city.
re- PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of THE IlnN. GEORGE
is hereby given according to law to all persons having
claims John Loughn late OF the city Of Brook.
Ign. deceased that they are required to exhibit tho
his place OF transnctng business 10 wit the Chancery
before the first day e september next
MICHAEL AUGUSTINE CORRIGAN executor Of the
last VII! and testent OF John Loushin late Bishop OF
Brooklyn. dec tased .
WILLIAM j. LARDSER, Attorney FOR Executor. ~.
Broadway, New York city.
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Tho decision Of tho lower court, Diminishing
the action brought by Levi l.. Morton against
tie city for tho removal OF IL pumping station
that intcricrod with tho uso of his property:
has been reversed by the Supreme Court. Gen.
srul Term. and u new trial ordered. Air Nor
Eincty-elshth street. Tho city recently Lniit
q pumping station in connection with ia"
apurduet near Ivy: and his tenants Complained
u tho noiso and tho Inrrins of tho hous, s. Mr..
Morton sued to nbato tho nuisance.
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Proposals.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for removing the dumping
~ h0drd supcrNrnctuic. aud portion NJ tha sun
structure n The Old pier. and Tor prerarinx f"r
portion ut tho crab blikhead NJ tie foot nj East 4H
e. t.st ave. viii b. received by ,hs psrarm" nn Of,
0rlork r NJ. Of mn i'hAi. July !. i%H2. For fui
particulars see the city Record. Copies for rale Ut
iIly Hall
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DoSr OFFICE SoI1cE.-Fore,sn mails for the wee.

Pssala. close SFsp'i SA' alt ali
GnrGps Per :,sam.s h, Is
En Tor
s city D 81 n and ga sS%In ssss Fer
MaIs n,ns, DO directed per CITY Of r.ra,p; az /:
for Venezuela and sivsn,ln 1s mu.s DO 'irs &c
NJ o1 nd at !
FRnAH al s.n'o. and La
on " H. sDss "st si1' fa
a Hy' :, py~sn ~s an" Turks Island per
s r sS4e an: s sTrnsap s
A.MJ Tor dermany,, per steamship saae. yia IRE
s ma. f ss @ Of "5sDg r al saa
aS.s: !.
Ssr%ay 3'rs "%i sssSsS,p s&s %s,ssis
a'Ssi Hs! u. sss%sE AZ hss @
!fa HEST psi
aRr o an" cusa ana 1smp"s
s ssaSr MsiSn" 'a'ts vsF1 G,t %ss
LENA NJ Tor Fortune, island and Ian,aica. also
ST
rsf
aIs.sa psar raa." " Z" A to. at
for Trsl" and nmaa Is1 s'yAGl n rtCt
Trnxin, Belize. and Guatemala must be directed
'Der Moruca.'D
SUNDAY-At - +. NJ for Costa Ricn via Limon pcr
steamship llispaH,a. from New Orleans: at = 80 r.
NJ. Cor ST. Pierre. Miquelon per steamer from North
sydney.
Mails tor China and Japan per steamship China from
San FrnncisrOl CLOSE here daily mp 10 July %. at
G:3O ". Mails for Australia. New Zealand. Ila-
wniinn f!ii. aud samoan lslnnds. per steamship
Alameda Hrom San Franciscan close here daily up
toJuly ~. ~ $3.50 r. NJ inr arrival at Ne " YORK
NJ steamship Aurnnia. with British mails for AUS
traai. Mnils foi the society Islands n"r ship Glfy
OF Papeti urOm snn FrnnrisrO). close here daily UP
0Iu'v go, nj $50 J., VI. Mails for the Hawaiian
Islands. per steamship Australia urnm San fran
CISCO. cose here daily NJ Juiy '.t. nj $3.50 H. NJ
MATHS for Newfoundland, by rail to lialifaN and
thence y steamer, close nj This ONCE dnilv at $3.50
thence by steamer clos" ut hts once daily mt $50
M. Malls tor cuba. by rail to Tampa, Fla ana
thence by steamer sailing Mondays aud ThursdaysL
close 1T this 0flic0 daily at I::sD A. NJ. Nails for
Mexico. overland. unless specially addressed FOR de-
spnlch by steamer close ut this o co daily at 90
AN.
Trans -rartfc mails arc forwarded to San Francisco
daily, nd the schedule NJ clos ng IA arranged tn
pr.smp tion OF their uninterrupted overland transit 10
ran Fran cisco Mails from tn, East arriving time
at San fr hncrc0 on the day of sailing steamers
drspatche d thence the same day.
.Ecgstcred man closes at 1900 p NJ previous day.
E.tra supplementary mails opened on the pie
OF tho Eng ish French. AMI German steamers at the
hour OF closing "r suppisntntary mails mt tho Post
once. whIrh remain open until winn ten minutes Of
The hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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Yersonal CLOTHES.

M ARRIED LADIEs:-send 1or for :. lntailihie safe.
WI guard" lnu medicine. no deception: Just what
you want. LADIES' BAZAAR. Kansas CITY. Mo.
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SNisrellanrcu!s.

BRUSHES oF EyEEf DESCRIPTIONS. 80 Pearl ST.,
ID near Terry 81; all articles ut Invest prices,
joins i. ipvPEl" Manufacturer.
$1,000 For its rIual THE MAGIC INSECT ENTER
81 900 MihAruE, sat" death to ~ insrr', 'mtrs s
nnI.,rN pIosiYc. our Mage Eonr Foo d, desrofs
reaches mud water hng- sud everywhere
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sS('osrAhs" KILLS BEphuGs, roacsss. ants LEA
~ rats. mice, wnterbugs C0ckroacte4. Infallibl6
exteIminators w years ~ Clinton place.