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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

will put into cheese and butter firm
Angeles city, If dairymen will put in sx-
psriencs, skill, labor, managemen MT and
cows. for q fair share of the profits. Six
teen tons of alfalfa hay per acre was tho
All the land good for alfalfa, corn, bar
ley, pumpkins and bests. Call and see
the land green with milk-yielding vege-
tation, from mere inches high to six fect.
Every acre artesian plow land. Wood
abundant. AItesian water, cold for milk
and plentiful, with river water for irriga-
ton. None need apply without skill,
capital and reputation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
GERMAN INSTITUTE.

The undersigned, a German lady teach
err who has thorough knowledge of all
educational branches, the teaching Of
music and fancy works and has received
her diploma in Germany as q school
teacher and teacher of Kindergarten and
fancy works, is now preparing to give
lessons to children and ladies in the Ger
man Language, Fancy Work and Music,
at the CORNER OF MAIN AND SEC
OND STREETS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
X. d. WISE, M. d.

ntFICE IN CARDONA BLOCK, LOS
~ Angeles, Cal, nearly opposite Court
House. Rx-DISEAskS OF FEMALES A
SPECIALITY. aulo
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT will be
made with those wishing to transfer
friends from other cemeteries to Ever
green Cemetery, at NOMINAL PRICES,
II application Is m ade INN ediately.
For further Information apply to
ISAAC w. LORD, Secretary,
ostf 81 and 81 Main ST., Los Angeles, Gal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

Passengers Coming.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-The
following are the passengers for
Los Angeles by steamer Senator,
which sailed at 10 A. NJ. to-day:
o B Brown, II Laaard,
d Levitzki i wife, Rev Agerer,
G K Freeman & wife, V Lacua 4 friend,
I Farnham, Geo Dockery,
Jas VIM Dockery, b W Crowall,
O NJ Hart. b H Linn,
A Jacobs, George Douglass,
E Mayors &c wife, d Greenwood,
s B Caldwell.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
Or. HAzELTINE e,
DENTIST,

Has removed to the new and spacious
rooms, Nos. 6 and u Cardona Block,
Main street, formerly occupied by DIR.
Pnlmer) where he will be happy TO see
his friends and former patrons. s8f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
PHYSICIANS.
N. 8. EMERSON, M. D. L. INQUIRE, NJ. D.
Drs. GibersOn & Mcclure,
Successors to d.

Successors to DR.. T. 8. StanwayD
Office, Main Street, over Dotter & Brad
ley's Furniture Store.
kesidencs, 204 Main street, at the foot
OF Third. o26-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
FOR SALE
IN LOTS TO SUIT.
5000 Acres Of the Lake
Vineyard Land and Wa
ter Association
Lands.

The best orange and semi-tropieal fruit
land in the State: located in the heart Of
the San Gabriel valley, and in the midst
OF the oldest and largest vineyards and
orange groves of Los Angeles county.
No water rates charged. The purchas-
err OF land from this Association receives
not only his land but also a proportion
ate share OF an inexhaustible water sup
ply, the most complete irrigation system
in the state, which has cost the Associa-
tton already over $40 900 for bitches, pipes
and reservoirs alone. Water in front of
every lot. Churches and school houses
ON tn tracts. The s. p. r. r. passes
through the lands. The orange orchards
and vineyards on these lands
and in the vicinity test their
capability for this culture. The title Is
perfect. Grant bargain and sale deeds
given. Prices reduced to suit the times.
A map of the Tract may he seen at the
ONCE OF P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High
street, opposite Pico House.
All communications addressed to the
Secretary will receive prompt atten ton
+. w. WOOD, Sec'y.
nl3tf Los ANGELES. Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25.-SENATE
"A bill was introduced by Pierson,
for the better protection of stock
holders in incorporated companies.
1t provides for Register in each
county, who shall cancel all old
certificates and countersIgn new
ones. The object is to prevent over
issues of stock. The Register is to
be paid by fees graduated in the
several counties.
The concurrent resolution of Sat-
terwhite, asking Congress to aid
in the construction of the Tex as
Pacific Railroad, was made the
special order for Thursday next.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
3 ATH s

A. iho sat PURIFIER and EQUAL
~ tH 81 M Q human body, enabling the
syatsu 20 brow Off its Impurities and
eirn r te he lungs one-sixth more inspi-
re6ian e air than can be obtained by
3-aatllH by opening the pores of the
Gig ac4 living full play to the insensi-
b .tion so necessary to physical
he.'rs
TA male constantly on hand to
dies.
aesp ,msA. M o7r.M. s2Stf
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and mountain, overlooking the San Ga
briel orange groves; is four miles from
railroad and telegraph station; house en-
tirely new, lighted by gas, and contains
all modern conveniences.
A School for children on the premises.
For particulars addi sss proprietor, p. o.
Box ll4l, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

Or, n. p. RICHARDS ON,
Physician and surgeon
Residence, Fort Hill, Office, No. 10 DOW
Busna Vista street. neyBleck up stairs.
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$1,000 III: |: ~! ]; ];
aga -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

the Porte Will accept the condi-
tions, one of which is the payment
of a very heavy war indemnity,
and the occupation of portion of
Turkish territory as security for
such payment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

LNa'' aNlAuulta vac lA-a OF AE-
uali.DE political aatuuomY f1r
Bulgaria, and demands instead che
riElt0f pssssss 81 the Nar1ane iss,
do ees8ian OF q portion Ql htmgula
4n1 ulaserlal guarantee Tot var
indemnity, Nls Porto lass 70
e5jvej Russia conditions pi peace
wlicb are eousidsrsi hard. The
Porte g. now illlhs ing. uu- h'T
.asrn lo l-aatu. inr urI tt
baa IF ui1tuti llrel-s
.Ia Ok tl3 col-..icl
AtTte-it appgafa 9ettfIH t-st
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4 Drendfui AOcitlent tD Tar,
yeassOtd Roy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-Tues-
day morning in Linn, Brooklyn
township, Alameda county, Georgia
Bundock, three years old, was at
play in room in which there was
loaded but uncapped double-bar-
relied shot gun. By some unex-
planned means the gun was thrown
down and discharged, both barrels
emptying their contents in the
child's head, which was torn Into
an unacceptable mass, the brains
being scattered over the furniture
and walls of the room. The Coro :
ner was summoned, and signed a
certificate of accidental death
without the formality of an in
quest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
FOR RHNT.
FINE COTTAGE,

Containing I've rooms, in the heart of the
city. Splendid view and good location.
cation; close to business portion OF the
city; has just been newly painted and
papsrsd. Apply to
No. 81 New Nigh g.. opp. PioO Mouse.
oc2l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
RussiA's Conditions.

LONDON, Jan. ga CONSTANT
nople dispatch says 1t is alleged
that Russia, haying to choose be-
tween conditions of peace clashing
with the cause Of Austria, and con-
ditions clashing with England, has
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-Breadstuff 8
opened with considerable firmnes
but became quieter; wheat, 12s7@-
1888 for average California white,
12s10@13s3 for club, 10s5@1ls4 for
red Western, Spring wheat; 11s3@-
1ls9 for red Winter.
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PRESIDENT SLOAN's son.
Proceedings ny his Father 10 have Him DE.
cinred m HabItuaI Drunkard.

/. Elmondori Sloan. the son Of samuel Sloan,
President OF the Delaware. LacAawanna and Western
Railroad Company i IN the inelriaie Home az Fort
Hamilton, whittier he went voluntarily to be cured Of
dpsomania lie recently made eAort to get out but
his father began proceedings To have him declared an
hahituAl drunkard Jane. G.. BERGEN was appointed
commissioner To- take testimony a. las habits and is
capacity To- conducting hs own business AFFAIRS rwent
tour farmers were called together Jury the Inc
hriate Home last week, with eN Congressman Tunis q
Bergen their foreman. and Mr. - MAS called down
from MS room Co appear before the commission lie
tall handsome man. wearing Dundreary side whskers,
Ahl as he entered he VA, "hiplns his pdnaloons with
a slender cane lie asked What he wanted for Tie
petition was read aud he said Co. admit that am an
hahitual drunkard" ~ -
Then he WAS told that CHARGED that he could not
manage his own affairs " Al, that denv. am per.
iecuy competent 70 do that Mt Sloan refused 20 on
without counsel ant offered II there any lawyer on
tie lury Ia retain him Mr. Soauis about 81 II ace
ann has WI. and chlldren who reside IN tlis Nity
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TIE KID GLOVE CASE
Facts which Gen. Ppraiser Ketehnm Thinks
Strengthens his Position.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The hearing had
to-day before Assistant Secretary French. by
counsel in behalf OF A. T. Stewart < Co.. in the
kid glove case. turned purely upon the techni-
cal objection made in behalf OF the importer
that the amended appraiscment was beyond the
bower OF the Collector. An effort was made by
counsel 10 introduce the merits Of the case. but
the Assistant Secretary said that rs he WAS at
present informed he had no right to go beyond
the technical objection raised, and on that ques-
ton General Appraiser Ketcham. who appeared
for the Collector raised the point OF want Of
jurisdictions Assistant Secretary French will
pass upon this point as well as the other. Un-
der the law authorizing THIS reappraisement
discreet merchants are associated with the Gus
tom House authorities in determining the value
Of the goods. General Appraiser ketcham
regards his position much strengthened by the
tact that IN several recent decisions Tue value OF
kid gloves has been placed 10y merchants at the
rate fixed hy himself and the Collector In
conversation this evening lac said that since the
decision OF the rcaDpraisemont now brought
before the Asslatnnt secretary thore nave been
several reappraisements decided At New York
ANA 10 the concurrence OF prominent meI-
chanis lii which gloves corresponding in their
quality with the Alexandra have been advanced
10 ~ francs IN accordance with the decision OF
the General Appraiser and Collector On the
yanced 10 40 francs with the consent OF l.. ,.
Jatiray. A similar advance was made on the
same glove with the same merchant on OCT. ~.
Ono invoice Of PouillOn, known us Harr.ss
consent Of Henry Sanger. OF Howard, Sanger *
CO.. and on Oct. % the two button plain men
glove Of Perrin Freres WIS advanced, with the
consent 81 Samuel Mclean. 10 As francs while
vancel from 81 10 81 francs with the consent Of
j. Meyer, merchant appraiser.
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New York Markets.

THURSDAY. Oct. a. -- Flour AND MEAL -
thousand hbls rom eity mills ng At $500 So ~ Tor
common and isi@ - IS for good. General trade quiet
but prices slightly dcarcr Buckwheat Hour a-ior.
fRa'stoNs-iurk Tnlrr AMI more active. sales mess
on the spot 80 Ibis AZ g. ss- and Tor future delivery
2nn at - UsS1 - Tor old November aud s.
for new for Jauuar, AMI fchrnarv Beef quiet except
India mess OF which ~ ties Philadelphia sod about
$3.50 Bacon quiet on the spot but large sales ali and
halt were made Tor chicago delivery ~ ~. for NoVru
her aui 80 Tor DVccmhcr cat generally quint
but HnhNs dry salted shoulders sold Tor chicago de-,
livery At Re. Lard nrmer ami more active Tor spot>,
sales go tcs At ~ l5@s 1 for prime city anu - 2l
assi - Tor prime Western.
GKnS-wheat rather nrmcr hut less sctive especially
az the close. sales on the spot, lipn bush, including
spring 81 SisA,c iur W. ? $40 Ne aud T1tsisc for
rejected and unradcd red winter at ~ O,i @s for 40
2. ie,c. Tor No. 3 amber stol oP 40 . ani Al rs Tor
Michigan, white at lG.eSl o. including 80 At 81 co.
et % For future delivery. 2tttsp bush Including Ne
amber for Novemher AT 81 o. hut nosdy No rcd win
Ter At 81 80. 9s Noyemher ~ ~ irr December ani ~
tlr January Rye nru HUt bush 80 Western sold NJ
soc; STATE quoted Al die"@ harley ml barley malt
very arm Oats IN good demand and prices slightly
Letter sales 90" bu,h a. :7saic wiNed, and
2NdHtic Tor white including No graded ~ ,r for
mixed aud N'c tor white luliin corn again ~ arrr
but sales moderately active H. lnnd, delivered on
contracts sales on the spot H2pI bush 49, sa7c for
steamer mixed ffai4 &C.,, M store and ahoHt NJ
do 1'c 'or new No q 5oc for So 2Whitc and Ton future
dcli'rp 5000 bush No. AZ a. .4t7 a. Tor Nu,embrr
and ~ December
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DIED.

cURTIs-At wcsinrM y. j., on Wednesday, Oct 80.
william Curtis. aged ~ years and u months.
Relatives and friends ut the family respectfully IN
Ntcd To attend the mineral nj hi late residence.
Nr~tfeld y. J.. ON saturday Nov .. at ~ ~ 4. ".
tnrs o tcntral Railroad leave loot Liberty IT., New
York, at SIJ and iU.il 4. VI.
ItASKEtd.-ln West Gouccstcr. FsseN County. Mass,
Oct ~ Miss Mehitahlo Haskell aged ~ years hie
the last nine children who hved beyond tour
years one sister attaining the age OF M Years The
father grnndfi Their great grandfather great tUatgrani-
father all lived beyond 10 The family mansion was tho
resort Of Harrison Phillips Pburv. and other leaders
IN the early days anti slavery agitation and Miss Has
kcll herself was public advocate OF the cause.
IlDLIM-ln Snn Francisco Cal, oct ~, 'ornclWs
ludlpln. aged ~ years native Oi New YORK city
Ml1IEH--0n Thursday. Oct ~. SARAH. relict Of the
late Arthur Miller. In the 10Th year Of her age.
The relatives aud iri" nds Of The family rc'poctv
invited To attend the funeral from her late residence ~
Jackson A., Bruokyn, D. ON saturday afternoon, the
"a INST. ~ o'clock. without further notice.
MI NROE-At Cambridge. Mass. Oct 2d. Sophia Nun
roe IN the Dist Jcat VI her agc, widow Vi Edmund
sN1ru.-In New Orleans La Oct. -. Maggie Maguirs
smith AGED "a years, wife OF Robert Smith, and lately u
New York
SdIrlI-1n Mechancsville. Saratoga County. y. ".
Oct - Lewis Smith IN the obi year Of his age native
Ut Balstpn. y. ". a lifelong Democrat tie aud his
wife, Azhah Guernsey, lived In wodlock nearly seventy
years site having died about n wear ago
NOtiCE The members oi standard DN i,ion ilO < -
T. are requested In meet at their rooms tg1 ,rand II
SUNDAY, The 81 NJ November ut ~ o,iuck sharp. a..
tend the funeral at their late brother. James Mctca
Members u sister divisions are invited IT, attend.
BN order of GEORGE W. " Rit 1T ". r.
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Intestine War.

TIM I'M y ing T"ftTT NN7IIIIf IT'rl
UtAR Uutrul Nuu dld .uui turn flr me once you
saved mas lite g. be- sure YOU lr't nIiu, leg ti
doing nut e, sweet even with but one loot 10 holbc
ttruu4h the world with II was down az -, II was a
hloudy day. lnt a glorious one You remember how
hut beg lardnu always forget my self when get To-
tslknl about thc-s % times THIS Is what Madt 10 tell
,on one moruiu; lat wees awosc feeling very ,trange
For a long time my liver had been tcbclhOu, but had
eniicipAri no trouble Hut mat morning discovered
uat ny stomach had joined ~ the revolt and htely
kiruish was teug carried that threatened TO end N
hard battle The smldenness ol the revolt put re
IaIuuarters In confusion and all seemed hopeless III
suddenly like one OF those hashng orders OF Grant,
came tic command, "det Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical
DscoverN and Pleasant Purgauye Pellets and courier
was Immediately despatched for them NOW, what !
want 10 say h this feet like volunteer who has lust
received bs SION or better st well as Grant
did when he held Ice sword, And want 20 advise Al
who suncs from rebellous liver AMI stomach 70 hfht
II out IhIS line" and they will surely DO VICTORIOUS
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ISAAC SINGERS oRANDsOx
Mrs. Pacpc's Recital TO Justice WandeIl-
Three had Sous Of n Rich Father.

Mre. wilhelma Paepc. Of % Chrystio street
accompanied BY wei dressed. intelligent boy Of ~ en-
tered the fasex Market Police Court Yesterday and said
privately toJusuce Wandell This boy l. Jerome singer
the son Of william Singer who married my daughter his
hrst wife. Tic ~ the " Isaac Sinaer the sewing
chine Inventor william singer Inherited fortune. lie
v keeping from this civ warrants uut tor
his arrest lor contempt TO the supreme Court THIS boy
th' SECOND 81 three lett ~ M Ly Niam Singer
am und OF the charge. Tine eldest boy Isaac ~ years
O asc, has already brought shame upon me and mime
young woman 10 him the father her child lie
ha- lied fhe Youngest 50 bad that bad send him
TO tie RUinrmaturY. This 0nr-the sccund-I hoped 10
save tut Yesterday he diNraccd himself and sent
him 10 school The first knew received notice from
Nurrirauia that he held for robbery. Instead ~
going TO school be tramped ~ with another boy and
they iC hungry he broke into private housc. got
the pany and stole ever, thing that was eatabe lie
was caught coming out AMI was sent tor lie ackn0wl
edged his fault
Justice WandcB committed jerome Singer to the Jnvc
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John Bough Of 4l7 Washington street was
tried In the Court o Special Sessions before Justices
Wandel BiNby, and Kasnire. On Wednesday, for as
saulung John Kelly with wooden block The men live
Ext door to each other rad lately have quarrcllci II
alleged that Bou-h threw the block At Kelly the
latter WAS passing by his own house II was proved that
;hc act was uninicnuunnL The Court taking the
mcnt Of Kelly into consideration sentenced Rough To
ten days imprisonment aud imposed a line Of tij A
Young woman sohbing bitterly asked In the fOmhs yes
icrday morning To sec warden Finn A. he appeared
she entirely AMI fell tuting the floor
i was the vile OF John Rough When the father ut
Rough returned home on Wednesday evening he askt.
Tor his Mrs Rough weeping, told him that ht had
been sentenced With cry ~ AstOnsmcnt aud sorrow
the old man tell back dead. She watched alone with linn
AL night Warden Finn AZ once admitted the Wilr into
uho presence "i her husband and subsequently Judge
Dunohuc released the prisoner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01

THURSDAY Oct 31-P. M.-Thc specula-
ton at the Stock Exchange was again charac-
terizcd by activity and considerable excitement
but n stcadier tone and less irregulnrity in the
prices formed a conspicuous feature OF the
days operations. Tho market was decidedly
flrmer. and the bears evinccd less courage
in their endcavors To stem the upward
current. Western Union continued to
be the chief attraction. and opened
at 1902, as against 1912 ut the close on Wednes-
day. but at tho first call 1t broke to 99ii. after
which there was qnick recovery TO- lOl' =, with
transactions in the final hour mt 1917. and clos
ing ut lul .. There wore also sales at the same
time Mt 100. seller GO. The principal buyers Of
this stock appear To- be convinced that n distri
button Of the compnny's shares will be mnde
10y the directors. Lake Shore was also n prom
v,ne g Nv wy " mn. " ,
good bIeN w, a. the decline from ~ to 81
p N the price advanced ~ r. cclt to 7Oi with sui.
G' drsr Il, ~ Istwggp 9 YsnSs s we 6nt
in e early dealings at4l 4lstlis Tor The com.
lhc latter fit6er advanced to 3i, and closed al ~
warrant dividend " r cent un tho common and 81
r cent the preferred stock Delaware, Iackawenna
ness ron 5ois TO 5o'. with .nh.cgacnt recovery t.
I, amt H'er 'Ta,ac.''' a, '3s1i .Sl The 81
c,rn AMI ny : apn 70 81 ahu vi i"t ,ne
Eric common sIVnmced IN III AMI tSe
n,id st ~, M III wus 49, "t , ,nv - ~, NV
named racinc Mail broke e. = under the pressure Of
stock by actual holders. but Michigan central 4, q
cent better At ~. AMI Union Pacific at O1l.
The general market closed strong.
The gold market continued dull aud heavy with all or
tile transactions at lui4
~ loan, the rates padior having balances carried
], lls, 2. ~, u cent aud lat
Foreign exchange ruled steady at - 81, for days
bill; but short si1ht ruled isc. lower, az - ~.
The money market wasa shade mor active at isa r.
cent on pledge Of approved stuck collateral The nnal
oncrng-, however. were at g. rrliuv business name.
were readily discounted 40 sac
GuNcrnmrut bonds asHin strong anl active IL IA
further advance at @ T. cent the leading Issue eN
cent curtrncyts. which were higher.
INC lon0Mlns Mero lle . y ". c-u.lng pIlcos-
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Mr.. Louis schIesInger.

TO THE Enron or THE SUN-ST; The en-
closed ltttf aud coIe have been received hy Mr.
Gcor-e Dcnuo, ~ Republican ini snu fammany
candidate Tor A., mi, IN the smith district from Nj
81 h.t-iu-tr. WHO lldiuis 90 represent Itii SUI
07 BANk srRtEr. GEoRGF DTASt, Jr.
MN NORK, oct -.
Gsogs D,aas. Y-y
plAR >iR Dc,.rni. 70 have your political card in our
paper. Nnu Will fhil' bN informing me where and when
co4ld meet you o. explain. Yours,
Lolis htnIIslNGkR. for Tue suN
Mr.. Louis Schlosingel has no connection with
TIE SUN He has no authority TO make such
contracts for THE SUN. His use Of the posses
sive case in referring 10 TIE SuN is an unwar
rantahle liberty. We repeat that Schcsingcr is
"A fraud, whoever he may be.
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SALT LAKE CRY. oct. 3l.-At the examination
in the Miles bisamy case todal Miss owens his second
WIFE testified and the prosecution closed II appears that
Miles went To England missionary and brought Miss
Owens and her mother 10 s country about three wee
ago II was understood that the marriage 10 be-
soeulnHd hol. according 10 the ceremony u the Nor
mon Church. Miss Owens has been a member OF the
Mormon church two years The parties looked upon the
advice OF the president ~ the thuTch right con
elusive twas claimed by the defense that the maj
rage with Miss owens and cohubitauOn With her onlN
had been proven. that Miss owens Incompetent
testify hut the testimony allowed admitted thar the de
tcudhnt occupied apartments with her the night
ing the marriage The case was closed today ami the
defendant was held IN q Bon
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TIIr sCIINTIrIC NEWS.

Contents OF Nov / Automatic Ga, Itsht ENtincnisi.
err hlusifaied-solid Emit touuectn. Ro H. ,nfraNn.t
.lrsiins uils. egravlig>-Shop III ., cneraNIns,
rark Benltmins fars Letter. ilu-tgatcd-l.aNHt'dNS
Underground Railway ElcN friciN t",-lrllav
Fever roi'on-rrt fairhril"u Ultimate ~ u,>->,ioirs
az Tire AradcmN-lrauis 90 o. Atit fiYrlc--lr Ifi
Address u the POLYTECHNIC sNuNV H. sir 10 tug lI'
lingo fractical shop luis-A ftt,W Decision tIat
Grew Ont ui tic Fire The tuuNIs.iU ut "a |lis
Aron"d ana other matters of interest TIM 81 u.s.
llrl' NIN> H. published twice EACH uINlfh De- nu1s a.
~ year Subscribers srnilus IN san have III. rr.
mainng numbers OF this wear sent t.v fhc trade .,i-
il,l hN the American News tunVaNt puhl. she'd l =
II WALES SON. 10 Spruce 81, Sew I'D.
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n l. Ro.voii De Witt re stan 10 Lncy Smell daughter
~ J. Rnsll ESQ The bride vas married In a steel
colored silk. y Ia princess
SCOTr-BOWER LIN New York. Saturday oct % ~
the Rev s. NJ Hamilton Albert scott 10 Ella Frances,
eldcs daughter of Humphrey Bower. Esq.
SMlTll--JACkSON.-onT thursday evening Oct ~ ~
Holy Trinity Church. Harlem. New York city, by X ".
McKim H.. " stcbhins smith of Morsisanin N Y. 80
lilic A Jackson VI Harlem, y. Y, daughter VI the lgo
William Jackson. Esq
vQN toERizEN-Bt RSETT In Paris France. Oct 70,
~ 'he American Episcopal Church tile BARON Victor
ucrtzcn to Miss Grace Hoffman Burnett daughter Of Go.
burnett VI New York The brides wedding dress II
white k made in the style Of the time the Directory,
and trimmed with satin and orange blof SONS rhe
prqu