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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
oYsrsR-cuLTuRg IN NEW JERSEY
How tho "Biyalve" Community Dredges,
Plants. and Sells the Oysters.
IT., ne J,Jjto,- of the JlSDn'ch.

Plants. and Sells the oysters.
To he Editor Of the DlsDd'ch:
ByALyE. N. j., July 6.--I send this COM
municatlon relating to this section of the
country in which is located great oyster
industry, thinking that possibly 1t may In
terest some one of your many readers. =,
A small hamlet very appropriately call
ed Biyalvel is situated on the west SIDE OF
Maurice river, a crooked and narrow
stream emptylng into the Delaware Bay.
The New Jersey Central railroad has ITS
southern terminus here at BlValye, and
ON the opposite side OF the river Is
the terminus of branch OF the
PennsylyanIa railroad. Over these two
roads are shipped annually very many
Thousands OF bushels of oysters: Those
who have never witnessed the ope-
rations of this great industry have no idea
of its magnitude or Of the large sums OF
money which are profitsbly invested IN 1t.
A feet consisting of 500 sail OF vessels.
each vessel employing from four 10
seven men, ~ engaged III dredging
the oysters, and culling or separating the
prime from the smaller size. when arc
called cuttings. Alter the vessels nave Sc
cured as many oysters as they wish ior
their DAYS work, they Drlng them INTO the
river and put them on large noatS, whleh
are 80 constructed that they can be sub
merged lust enough to permit the water
TO cover the oysters. and thus Il Is that the
oysters. by drinking in the fresh water,
are greatly improved and made more mar
ketable.
HOW DISPOSED OF.
They are not sold here by the bushol as
in the Baltimore market, but every one OF
them has TO be counted and Is sold by the
thousand. Good prime oysters usually
brtng from S.. 50 to 81 per thousand, cul-
inrs or second size from S2.5O to 50 per
Thousand. The market season commences
ON the LIST day of September and closes
ON the 18th day or June. The season
for the planting of oysters commences on
the lst day Of April and closes on
the 18th day of June. during
which time the entire fleet OF oyster
vessels. with some exceptions, Is husiiv
engaged in planting. The plants. which
a-e small oysters, are caught on the
natural oyster beds, which extend for
long distance up along the pay shore.
They are then deposited on the large
pl anting in the Maurice-river
cove. where thoy are permitted to remain
uuttl they have attained sufficient size to
make them marketable. II is by no means
an unusual occurrence for them to have
10 lie on the planting-grounds sometimes
for two and even three years before they
are of sufficient size to DO put INTO ths
market.
FROM VIRGINIA wArxss.
In addition TO the immense quantity OF
oysters that are planted from the Della
ware Bay thousands and thousands OF
| hushela are brought during the planting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
Additional expenses if desired. Soda

Additional expenses if desired Soda
water. boot-backs. barbers, beer, and
other lncidentals. S25 and upward.
The above summary represents exactly
what "A person can make the trip for, and
there ls no reason why six-days' visit 20
the fair should cost more. The hotel blll
embraces three meals day. but as a rule
the entire day. from about 10 o'clock A.
NJ. until Z. NJ, Is spent in the grounds.
Any one going TO the BIC show who will
use this rs a guide will find that a very
fair estimate of necessary expenses to see
the exposition and have % nice time has
been given. &. Is. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

Justice Blstchford. of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, has been
stricken with paralysis and as he = sety
old man. il canuot be expected that he
would work any more. In view OF this
state OF facts, the Frederieksburg Free
Tanos recommends Hon. John ", Daniel
10 President Cleveland ~ suitable man
10 take Mr.. Blatchford's place. Mr: Cleys-
land could not fad u better man Tor tue
place. He IL honest. able. and laborious.
Bat we should hate nightly 70 give bim
up as senator. - Ddggile Tunes.
lJuatlcs Blsschfozd dIsd Erieag.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

Below I give the actual expenses of n
visit TO the WORLDS Fair. allowing stay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
THREw ms UNDarLLA Dows.

Mr.. Louis Rich. formerly OF .his city.
now oDe OF the proprietoYs of the Alhatn-
IRA Hotel. Chicago. went up in the wheel
while ! was there. Several gentlemen
fci him 10 tako the trip. After he had
passed over the great machine once he
cried 10 his friends below. as bo threw bis
umbsells dosp 10 than. keep tbs ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
FROM VIRGINIA wATxHs.

In addition to the immense quantity OF
oysters that are planted from the Della
ware Bay thousands and Thousands OF
bushsls ass bsought during the planting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09

Summer has como. do not make this
statement because think any of my read
ers are too idiotic to have observed the
fact. but simply for rhetorical effect. Yes,
Il is here in its most aggravated form, and
il there were any way of tying tin-canto
fbe tail of the dog star and getting TINS
pestiterous canine constellation 10 move
ON. anu sure | would be the first TO pro-
mulgate the scheme. / merely call atten-
tion to the tact in order to remind the pub
lie that il is time to leave Rlchmond-
depart To cooler climes and shady, pug
freauented seats. Hasten, dear friend. TO
put YOUR bathing suit In your vest
nooket and TO conceal your tooth
brush in the brandy you always carry
for strictly medicinal purposes. Inc
moments are feetng and summer
board is getting higher every moment,
If won are married select some retreat
with ths proper green-8ppse facilities lot
your nine small boys some deiightfui
plantation, with the large. pond IN wnich
your Youngsters can tumble ana then oe
gloriously rescued by the heroic new
foundland dog, Ii you are single choose
a spot near the sad sea-waves--a spot
where you can pretend TO be making
commentaries on Biblical literature. and
vet. a. the same time. watch the nympns
who roup on the shell-studded beach IN
their syncopatsd costumes.
Ii You want to get married 60 to the
sprInes.-the glorious. wlirling springs
whore the sulphur water il seasoned with
the Chemical componeDts OF the deceased
dog that disappeared some months ago;
aud where the tips" for walters exceed
your yearly in come.
III none of these suggestions suit you,
have still another TO offer. There Is
place somewhere in yirgiuia-l won't
90 into details unless you are really IN
tsrosted- d-.where all tho modern luxuFies
can be obtained for family of six persons
al the shockingly low price OF 800 per
month. including washing" lproYioinx'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

KANSAS CITY. MO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
10 TEST AN ORDINANCE
A. 10 the waterworks superintendent
Duty.

Justice Cahoon Of tho police court
was busy yesterday disposing OF sew
ersl Gases which came before him. inc
most interesting Of which was that OF
William Bipgiord W. II. NJ. Spivey.
TbIs. aa IL will be remembered, Ws
the case In which Spivey was arIes, ,s,l
Tor violating its city ordinance whloh
requires the water company 70 nave y
man report 10 the IRE CHIEF az encn
FIRE that n good pressure OF water nnAy
be maintained. When the case W.
colled Captain spivey, acting unuo'
the Instructions OF his auoIn'9%
Evans 4 Rogers, plead not gull'y,
Chief Binfotd was put on the stanu
nv Attorney Kimboll, who ferfssehlel
Inc city. The witness testified tnst the
Rear Lake & River waterwofks anu
Irrigation company had never com.
nli.d with the ordinance tlnce I'VE
possage, and that nj several hies Wv
water pressure was inadequate TO core
with the fiery element. The case was
arsuee and submitted. The Judge hell
that Mr. bpivey was guilty OF Nlola',
ing tn. ordinance and Therefore hneu
him So and costs Of prosecution. \ o''ee
was given that an appeal woulu pe
taken TO the District court, where the
validity OF the ordinance VIII Dc t'ieu'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
Police Court DOings.

David jenkins, who was arrested
Wednesday on the charge OF assault
and battery on the person OF ME-.
Elizabeth Broskinski, was fned.slO, ~
It was proven that the old woman was
pushed In the ditch. Mrs. Is. is said u
be terror IN her neighborhood.
Richard Moore was assessed 500 fnl
fast driving, which he paid anu went
on his way rejoicing.
Henry Jude enriched the city
Golfers IS for the privilege OF getting on
big drunk.
J. l.. HOuocks was yesterdar arrest
cd for violating the city ordinance
relating to making sewer connection
On Tweniy.nfth street prior to th,
street being paved; he was fined . 0
and instructed that II he did not make
the necessary sewer connections the
dose would DO doubled next time.
Three vhga were run In during TIT
night, while two were brought Ia OF
the charge Of assault aud battery, anu
Dolly Smith was arrested for reading
In n house OF ill-fame, 40 that Justice
CAhoon win be kept busy TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
miseeliaDeouS Works.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Little black Joe hung around his man.
my begging for donkey until in au
impatient tone his maternal relative cx-
claimed, "Now, Joe, yo' jes go right ont
dar, set ON dat pumpkin and rcckin WI
hatch ont little donkey TO long" Small
Joe duly sat until his patience was ex-
haustcd, Then Selling tho Obstinate
pumpkin he threw It down the hill, AT
the foot Il struck stone and broke into
u score OF pieces.
Startled by this unexpected object, a
hare bounded out from clump OF
neighboring bushes apparently from
among the pieces Of pumplin-anj
scampered away over the fields. III
hi, dar" shouted the excited Joe. "Com,
backl Don't yo know dat Tzo go mann
myy'-New York Tribune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
An Attempt al burglary.

About O'Clock this morning George
LArkin Jr., who resides ON Madison
avenue near Tweniy-sevsnth street,
was awakened by some Ono being In
tho kitchen ut the roar Of
the building. It evident the fellow
was not there for any good Rs he broke
ami run when Mr.. Larkin appeared on
the scene. That gentleman followed
and fired two shots at the now terrified
crook, neither OF which took efieot
other than to thoroughly frighten thu
fellow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
Graud .Jury Chosen.

The u. =. graud jury was impaneleii
yesterday with the following nsineu
gentlemen samuel Hall, Willie John
son, Robert Kewley, George "a. BuI-
gitt, John Kennedy, john bradley
James Monson, Daniel q. Stuart,
Frank Hyland, Charles A. Ielm.f,
Adam Larson, II. l.. Armstrong, W.
W. Corey, +. l.. Chaplin and :. .,
Schramn. II is expected that the jury
will he Ia scssion a week before com
pletlng their laborH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
Notes.

Today the Sunday schools Of three
or four wards Of this oily are taking an
out to Salthr beach. We trust they
will have u most enjoyable time.
Yesterday another check Of $500,
signed "ChArles Linjqulst," fell into
the hands OF the police. This In the
second time within ten days that Mr,
Llndquist's name has been forged TO u
check.
The Opera saloon has Just closed its
door; cause, "haTd times." Mr.South-
well says he has been losing money for
along time and concluded TO go out Of
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
A Chicken Case.

Phil Ford was also before his honor
Justice Cahoon on the charge OF
chicken stealing, preferred by william
Richards. The plaintiff proved by
thfe. witnesses that Phil caught the
chicken and carried II away In SACK
"a "poweriul" suspicious act for a
man al Phlps cloth To do. He admit
tel catching the chicken, but sald he
gave it TO two boys. In the deienir,
however, the boys were not prnducta,
ana tho court record reads: "Di'.
charged by paying 90 cents for the
rhlcksnO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

The editor has recently added two 81.
gautic teeth TO his large collection OF GU
rios Tho largest Of these teeth weighs
81 pounds and is by ~ inches across
the crown or grinding surface, The
other moasuros7 by ~ inches and weighs
II pounds. The larger OF the two was
found ON a sandbar in Des Moin4s river,
near the mouth Of Bluff creek, Muhaslla
county, la the other near Eagle Rocl,
on Wmtobreast creek in Marion county
In the same state. According TO Tho
sciontists, they formerly graced the jaws
and ground the food Of an extinct species
of American elephant, known To the ge,
ologists as Elephas Anloricanus.- st,
Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

Sold throughout M, world. rHcc, CrTtcuRA,
tOc., soar, g,r.; RnoLyENr, On, fuIrnH bhrq
AHn ems, D1Hr,, sole lfupa., ho.ion. All
shout The Skin, scalp, aud llaif " mailed iicc'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
"Disfigured
For Life"

Is the despairing cry Of thousands
afflicted with
UnSichtly skin diseases.
DO you realize what this disfgura.
ton means to sensitive soulSi
II means isolation, Seclusion.
It's a bar TO SCOTLAND business success.
DO you wonder that despair SeizeS
UPON these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fall,
And nostrums prove worse than use
leSSl
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
Il is an easy matter TO claim TO cure
them, but quite another thing to
do so.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right TO be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
II is no long drawn.out, expensive
experiment.
CSC. invested in a cake Of
CUTlCURA SOAP
win prove more convincing than
page OF advertisement.
In short
CUTlCURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
standard 0gnao
CURRENT TINE IAalI
Af.S s.s3 CURRENT TINE JAaIi
Ia Eject 80, sth. IsoL

III INect NnN sfN. iheL
trAvra sAtr fANr
No 9--rOr Provo, Hrlud junction an
Hll points hat ....,.... ....s.-.... sos am.
o.t--for Provo, df1ud Junction aud
Oh points Ess........, ,.....-- a. pm
No. s-Tor Provo. fhyton Eureka and
silver tIIN sssssssss.ss..s.sssss= ID 10 pm
No. t-ior bingham, Provo, Manu-,
ana NAIiun ...... . ss....... ...s.r ~ AsuA
Ne. 5-for ogden and Wcut.....,...-...l u ~ p'tn'
No. l-fur ogden and the West ....... ~ ~ AN
tf.. fvr. ttFH faHH
NO. i-from lruyo. Nrand junction
undthc hast ......,.. ID. 10. .......i0 l 20 an
No t-Erom iruvo, urand Junction
and mo kAst................... . II 30 pm.
No. 5-Trom Provo, fnyton. Eureka
nnU -ilVF IlitF ........... ...... 10 iQl IN
10. i-Trom bingham, Provo, Manu,
ani NnNnH ....... ........ ....s.. 2 Ipsh.
No. g-Frnm Ogden and tho Weat..-. ~ Am.
No. t-=ifom ogden nnd tho West .s... NV pm.
Only itr running through Pullman lAihfr
uuuu'r puwng Room -lcruca O. liruNct Nln
Crane DO elton and 20 khuslH city aud hic1
rr wa colorado points and only linn funn.n
iiullfnTH -lcsrrrs NfIt Lave b. san fr1uctsr"
Rochuntosi oioso 'eonnooglona Safety fpcod
nud comfort.
Itrtt. uulra 80. YnVN untu sf-~-t
p.J. bOpIR, A. - MkLBT III. nENNErt
Gen. hhraEer. Gen. tapL ttn.f. al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21
%l1EFfA UNION
lssf PACIFIC
sD SYSTEM.
TEE THROUGH CAR LINE.
IlnectIvc .Inlv :. l.IsnI

AiAttAANt - Wy - sA@NFshs
Truths Arrrs and DlpaT % SAT- Lake
GU Dapp, a. FoHori'
AuHivE
From 90 Eastern polnis ............., % IN
IRON Butte. Portland. san FRAN
cisco. Cache valley and Oeton...io 90 Am
From an Eastern points, PARK city
and ugfCn...-.a..... ............,ll 80 M
from Cache valley and ogden".a... 10 p IN
Prom Provo ant intermediate
poinis..........,.......... ......,'.., ~ a IN
ifrom Milford, Juah, Ncphi, Provo.
Eureka aud intermediate points % y m
'From Terminus and Tooolo............. % y IN
uLrAHr.
Dor Ogden. part city and all Eastern
points ......,...,s,s............... % am
For Butte. Portland, san Francisco
and Cache valcy.............ioo 5 a m
For ogden, rark rily, intermediate
points nndali points fasi....-.... 60 p m
Tor ogden, all intermediate points
ana ian francisco....... ............ p On y m
;For Eureka. Provo and Nlifofd.....-. Z Is IA
For Provo and Intermediate
IoiniH....a..... ................... ; 90 p m
'For Toocio aud Tcrminus......,..... Z 6 a m
a. Run only on Monday Wednesday and
Friday.
TRAINS fouth Of Juab only run o times O.
week leaving Iuab Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. leaving FRISCO Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday.
City Ticket once, 2Oi Main Street.
DE nURLEY. Gcnl Agt Paasgr. Dept
a. DICKINSON. General Man ger
D.. H., LOMAN. q. T. 4 r. Agent.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-31
Rows This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars r ward for srv
case of Ccrsa III that cainot be curea by Hall.
C.ta rh Cure.
FL. CHENEY h CO., Props, Toledo o
We tba unde,si net. have known j. CHI nsv
for the last Is Yea S, and believe him petfes'i
,nerae'e in all bus iness raos, ct'o-s ard fin, .
c'o( v abe to Cry cut any obligation made by
tier Arm.
West & Tru'x. Wholesale Drug lis q. Toledo o.
Wad'ng, Kirnal Mtrvin, Wholesale Drug
g st., cal do o iio
II 'ps Ca.r Cure is taken internally. ret ne
dir city upon the hoed aud mucous sn aces OF
the system Pr'ce 75c. Ter bottle. Sold by all
6rnsg's.s. Testimonials free.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-31
Marie FrantZ Tells About
the Way to Achieve
Success.
The Knack of Flip Flapplrg
and Somersaulting in Long
skirts-simply Requires Sup
pleness.
s. F. Paper. |

s. F. Paper
The secret of success in acrohatic
work fer man or .wcman is in plenty
OF bending. To tlexihi',y of body
must he sd!ed suppleness and
strength Of al! the joints, and these
can be secured only by plenty OF
practice. The professional acrobat
knows no rest. A We ks neglect Of
exercise will make one ropv end
o,uSe the joints to be as hard and
urmarageabl- as froz.n hinges.
! began when mere child TO bend
backward against the wall | bent
and bent until 1t last my bands
reached down to the floor. Then |
nent backward without the aid of the
wall. and soon WAS able to bend to
the Ground aud tarn con ple'e over.
The back-hand spring, Hr Zip flap as
it is properly termed, f. low d MS a
natural aud easv s.qnen.-- l think
| alnsd the flip-hap in a little less
than SIX months.
Fer the first somersaults one need.
| assistance in the shape OF a sustaining
hand or arE. Tie hand placed at H..
small ( the hars will help hesi, n-
in doing the backward somer.au,t
An cut,tretchsd erin held a it'll.
higher than the waist line will assis
in first mpts at the forward some =
sault. somerssults aud Zip flaps ar,
T. e found ation Of ull acrohxtic work
For the trn.blirg We do or Fraut
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-31
A. M. Leonard, Plhintiff
James G. Leonard. Defendant

The Peorle of the State of Idaho send greeting to
the sbove-Ls,ued Defendant:
You are hereby notified TO appear in an action
brought against yon by the shove a,ne( plxintiR
in the listri Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis-
OF Alturas. ard to Answer the complaint hltd
therein, within ten dave xclusive Of the dsy II
servlcs after The service yuu OF thi. Summons
If served within his County; or II served Sut II
this C"uets. hut in his District. within twenty
days: otherwise within forty days. or ju., Meut
hs d-fauit will u- tax against yen accarding ~
he prayer OF said complaint. The sa,d action IL
b-ousnt to obtsin "A aecree of divorce of ssid
pSi 4 II ron Id S-'en '.rt, AID tn the ruatOiy
o. 'he chiid % srid prI'es be awarded 10 said
plaintiff and that snld defendant he restrained
and enln.ned ttho tL'e lite from selling or IN.
cHsnbetins any ~ the coiAllii.n property Of said
part Is
sleging that said piniut n and defcpdart
ar. hns band anu wifi, 1lxt.n sheut the .Osh
ds. of D-cemb r. 1890. defend ant des. rted ., "a
assnd"n-d 81 plsin.in witkent csu.e and fsr
,o'e than Nesr iast pssi hss ~illfuliy ne4l stsd
TO provide the co,hinon rs scfsssrs of lf. f.r paiA
plant II anu thnt during the whole of said ttlro
om,n' rec" sari.s ant thst deft p.snt Ia, fre.
aaently treated plaintiff eruslly and in an In.
amman mhhEer n.
nj y.a are hereby notified, That II Won fail 70
appe.r aud answ the said ccmUlsint sp absve
r'Gui &c. tsie slie plsiBtif wiz tprly 10 VI.
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