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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-15
GeiinQuent sale.

POMONA ORCHARD CO.-Location of
principal place OF business, Los Angeles,
Cal.
NOTICE.
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assess
ment levied on the 9th day of June,
1873, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
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NOTICE..

have this day disposed of all my in
terest in the firm of II. NEWMAkK &
co. to Harris Newmark, Kaspare CohD
and Morris A. Newmark, the remaining
m EN- bers thereof, who will continue the
business under the same name and style.
MEYER ]. NEWMARK.
Los Angeles, July 18th, 1879.
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LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.
No. 5l6i.

James Entwistle, Plaintiff, VS.. The Black
Star Coal Company-In the Seven
teenth District Court, State OF Califor-
geles.
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Certificate Of Partnership
OF THE FIRM OF
H. NEW RK & CO..

Doing business In the city OF Los Ange-
les, county of Los Angeles, State OF
california;:
We, the undersigned persons, hereby
certify that the above described partner
ship Is compo- ed of the following per-
SO 8, and NJ Others, whose names and
places of residence are as follows, to wit:
Name. Residence.
Harris Newmars Los angeles
LOS An ,eltS
Morris A. Ncwmark..............Lo Los Angeles
In witness whereof, We have hereunto
affixed our hand and seals, this eight
eenth day OF July 1879.
HARRIS NEW MARK. lSeal
KASPARE CUHN. seal
NORRIS a. NEWMARK, (Seall
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Dissolution of Co-Partnerstip.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
In the livery and stable business between
WILSON d YOUNG having been dis
solved by mutual consent, all debts due
the late firm will be collected by X. A.
Young. JOHN WILSON.
r. A. YOUNG.
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
No. 5,ll9.

No. 5,ll9.
Alexander WE'LL, Plaintif1. VS.. Lewis
Woliskill ct al, Defendants. Seven
teenth District Court.
YYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
der OF sale entered in the District Court
OF the seventeenth Judicial District of
the state of California. In ard for the
county OF Los Angeles on the 9th day of
ton for the enforcement of judg-
ment, requiring sale of property under
foreclosure OF mortgage issued out of
the aforesaid District Court, annexed
August. A. ID. 1879, in the above enti-
tied action, and in favor of Alexander
WE'LL, plaintiff, and against Lewis Wolf
skill. = Hellman, Fred. Dohs,. W. Il.
Mott, the last three composing the firm
of Perry, Woodworth & Co., S. @. Hard
ing, Joseph lie Masne,W. Cardwell, John
Eberle Miguel Leonis; George E. Long,
copy of which said decree of fore
closure duly attested nnder the seal
of said court on the 18th day of
August, A. ID. 1879, and delivered to me,
together wit the writ annexed thereto,
On the 18th day OF fAu.ust, a ID. 1879 where
by 1 am commanded to sell AT public
auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in gold coin of the eUnited States,
the following and in said decree described
real estate. to wilt:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract of
land, situate, lying and being in the
city and county OF Los Angeles. State
Of California. bounded and described as
follows. to-wit:
The tract of land situate on Kohler
| street, known as the "Villalobos Tract"
a nan Ar, a trn lNya r.
ner OF said tract, running thence along
| said Koh Ter street 8 53ke L 7.7i chains to
| land Of Alexander v eill, thence 8 1878
W 0 so chains along said land OF Alexan-
tract, thence N So w along the land of
| Alexander Well conveyed to him by
Lewis Wolfskill by deed of date June 30,
| 1875, recorded In Book AZ, page 372 of
Deeds, Records OF Los Angeles Gonnts !:
| 6.3l chains more or less to Wolfskil street
| or lane, thence along said Wolfskili
street N l2a 4 10 81 chains to the point of
BEGINNING, containing seven acres of
| land more or less.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
THURSDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1879,
At IL o'clock NJ, of said day, will pro-
ceed to sell at the Court House door,
| in the City and County of Los Angeles,
1 State OF California. at public auction, to
he highest and best bidder for cash. in u.
| =. gold coin, to satisfy said degree for
| principal and interest, attorneys fees,
| costs, and ali acciu uing costs, all the
above described real estate.
| Given under my hand at the CITY and
| County of Los Angeles, state of Chlifor-
| MIA, this the 18th day OF August, A. d..
II. NJ. MITCHELL. Sheriff.
aulStd By j. G. KAYs, Under Sheriff.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l..
49, Of 4 A a

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Ice
County of Los Angeles. so
On this eighteenth day of July, in the
year eighteen hundred and seveniy-nine,
before me, j. ]. Warner, n Notary rubIic,
personally appeared Harris NewmaIk,
ksspare Cohn and Morris A. n ewmark
known to me to be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the annexed In
strument, and who acknowledged to me
that they executed the same.
Notorial Seall j. ]. WARNER,
Jl94w Notary Public.
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County Rights for Sale

VIM. n. HARPER, Manufacturer,
1900 Broadway. Oakland, Cal.
For further particulars address
HARPER, MOORE & CO.,
ml2-lm Agents f)r Los Angeles Co.
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In the Circuit Court of the United States.
Ninth Circuit, i'll and Tor the District OF
California.
CAMlLO MARTIN. Complainant, VS..
WILLIAM TEMPLE, administrators
with the will annexed of the estate OF
WILLIAM WORKMAN. deceased, ct al.
Defendants.
In pursuance of decree OF said Circuit
,ourt, entered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day of February. 1879,
Whereby / the undersigned, Master In
Ch ancery of said Court, was authorized
and directed TO make. conduct and carry
out the sale OF the property hereinafter
described.
Notice is hereby given that on
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In the County Court

or Los Angeles County, State of
California.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

In the matter cf the estate OF Carmen
PNha de Charles, deceased.
NOTICE FOR POSTING OF APPLICA-
TION FOR LETTERS OF ADMIN
ISTRATIOE.
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EUGENE GERMAN VS.. HIS CRa.t,.
ITORS.
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Alexander WE'LL, Plaintif1. VS.. Lewis
Woliskill ct al, Defendants. Seven
teenth District Court.
, 1879-08-05
QUiI'S.

Isn't every Congressman capitalfsta
It Is nournful to sec map sllorc'n full
uotel.runuars work on tho Eu.rope-!u plan.
An anonymous ast!cle-A baDy before It's
cbrlstcned.
Green turtlea-!Those sthat allow themselves
to be caught.
Lost at soa-'rhe boy WHO doesn't know bis
plpt,abct past 3.
III peace wa Invest our oWn-in war, other
peoplc's-capttas.
Motto for tho keeper Of hay scales-" Learn
to labor aud to welghtt."
Railways arc arstocratic. They teach every
man to know his own station aud 10 stop theic'
sosls caunIl,als prefer human fat 10 anythsns
else for ruoking. They would like to l!Vs oa
the Isle Vi Man.
Scandal mon:crs NAV learn this lesson from
the frog: OAro oyerpassed The scasou OF h@
udolesseHec, he gives Up tatlbearls
There is uuc thing about archery. No matter
llnM poar u slut Suu are. you raN always liahs
aa-arrow essupo trotn hitting Tie hu,i's'sye.
We ucycr yet saw man who hatcd klnss and
uuccNs Tad euuugh u0t tn take U cuuple lt1iA
thu bottom ol Lie pack II au Opportunity utIcs-
cd.
Professor In Law recitation; II Air., what Is
exvusnble hnhctduf' bentur, PROMPTLY: lex
SlsaitfU h0mv1da Is Wlea y nun Kills h!u'sciI ~
seA-1cleasr.n
An exchange inquiries, "Does hangfn. pre-
vent uuur1ert II eertaiuIy docs. WHO eyer
heard Ot u llAu committing murder a1tcs ls MA
] hauged!-iSJula EIyrssA
, 1879-08-05

To fht tilifof a. Inc if1bHfff.
CnIcAao. Aug. 4.-Whilst the authorities arc
cndcayoring to purge tho city OF pool-rooms at,l
other dcus Of intanY, where tho morals Of
young Chicago arc ben. corrupted md pfostt-
t,,tcd, they have the hearty wishes of nll good
citizens that they succeed In such laulablo
work.
T.lrrc is, however, another nuisance, which
hns frequently proved fatally dangerous. to
which would respectfully request their attcn-
tlo,l. alludc to the 1uarry-ho1cs, situated
enntheast OF tho artesar well, In tho vicinity OF
Western avenue. Notwithstanding the fact
that every summer. for wears past, several lyea
Of ronturcs0Mu hovs lluYe BEEN lost whilst
bathing, they are still permitted to resnnin npcn
and unprotected. rcEnllr trap Tor tic Ill
noccnt an!l unwnsy., Again OIL Friday 'aet MI.
othrr hnulo was tnadC desolutc by the unttnely
death uf protntst,IL; youth.
The writer hHa heard the Stiffness OF tho s.1m-
nlet evening broken By the Lcsp1ring wnia Ut q
bcseavcfl motllcs over tile tnaulinatc remains Of
her fair young bHs, tc.llsrlY carried hume BY
kind nciglil,ore. and God grant may never hear
reputlttun OF suell broken-EianEtcd agony.
Surely tl,cre must be some means at thr dts
posaI Of those In authority to cctnrcl the owners
Of tic property to either ElI up tl.ose nlat,-
traps, or to lare them fenced rtt,la in some
way that they will not ho 80 casy of AcCess.
They arc IN t'ieir prcsent position mast terribly
dangerous, owing to their buiilE, apparently. so
conl nnl invttIli. during the excessive hut
weather for bathIn., PURPOSES.
ainccreIy trust lie Mayur will E!ya hf6 pFac-
ttral attention IN this tnattcr, md ,hrrchy earn
thu heartfelt gratitude 0f mnny anxious parents
continual dread, fearing that nuY tino they may
be called upon to mourn uvcr auotler vjciIn ol
official nnatby aud carelcssncss. Yours most
respectfully, KIT.
, 1879-08-05


CHICAGO, Aug. dit Is rumorcd that hts
Honor tue Mayor never looks at the recon-
mendntions Ut applicants for positions a3tlcr
the City Government. although hc has ordcred
every u,nu scckspg position Under his admins-
traton to file the samo In writing 80 that It
might rccevu his personal consideration and at
teut[or. II Is stated as fact, aud OIL pretty
good authority, that h[s 1Iunps uover looks at
appfeants' Testimonials, an.l Tint they arc 11atio
away with. The gentlemen recommending
parties for posittons are 4lesrous Of knowing II
suci, Ia the fact, as they consider It grca. in
justice. not onay 10 thcEaclycs, but especially
TO applicants seeking positions, to learn That
these documents which have cntailcd weeks pf
labor to procure from eOn.e of our best citizens
should be used ns SO mucll waste pAper. II his
Honor would OUR state ws,pt citizens should
do In recommending GOOD man worthy OF q
position t!,e having Ec.nee,l to receive personal
tntrryiuwa) he would receive the thanks ot the
leading cltiZens Of Chicago TAXpAYEA
, 1879-08-05
A ROMANTIC STORY
n&hfa fSttAA

The romantic Vic!ssitudcs of tho carly life Of
tho Countess solango do Kramer hayo unre
mora hccomc tho talk OF tic Paris salons. a,,J
they arc, Indeed, 80 extraordinary that, used a,
matcr:als for novel, theT would spoil The book
by Their lack ot ycrsstmt1Itulc. Ono night, IN
1901, little girl about year old was deposited
In the drawer Of tic Founding Hospital At
Hrest. She was dressed with much flnory, and
q noto attached 10 her skirts, told that her
name was solanrc, and that sho would DO IT,
claimed by her father. Tie claim wna never
made, however, anl In due time the cld was
transferred 10 the Orphan Asylum. to bo cdu.
Gated there. As s1Ie grew up, sfIc tcTeloocd
most extraordinary beautY, but her INTELLECT al4
pcnrcd 10 10 very weak, ami a., sue suffered fron
ycnrs old she was sent out Into tho streets 10
sell fnweys, and her beauty nnl molesty nt-
tractcd many peop.e's good will, but slo
grow weaker nntl weaker, and nt Lust shs dftl.
According to French custom, sho'ivas buried In
m open castct, mud, IA II waB Winter md thu
Boi was frozen, she was laid Into tile grayc oniY
covered with thin lavcr Of sand. During tho
night sl!e awoke. and, pushing . il,e aan away,
dcrstn,allng what had taken place, she was mt
so VERY much frightened, but, in crossing tho
Elacs between the cemetery aud the forllNca.
ttone, she WAS suddenly stoppea BY the outcry,
.eSs yi ed @ sa Il .s sns I'll eli 9E fe s s'x FsG S
Brought Into the guard.houss, her wound was
fund to he very SLIGHT, md shc soon recovered.
but her sngutnr history mud also her great
bcauty had made 40 deep nm Impression On
Young Lluutopant OF the garrison (Kran,cr) that
hc lrtermtnel to be her protcctor,. anil sont her
to Quo OF the most fashionable educational es-
tablshmcuts IN Paris. During, the next fow
years Kramer whs much tossed about by the
war. bnt when in 1913 l.e returned to Para, 10
beautiful, nut accomplished and spisitcl, With
no more trneG Of Intel intellectual ,t :, yeakress e Of
years The couple lived happily In Paris. Mean
While inyestEations wers nad1 eonesrnE tle
nrest, antl ns these investigations wcro made by
tne Swedish A1nbassatlor and IN . somewhat
Capt. Kramer heard about tlle affair, and sent
q 1iota to the Ambassador, and, mGutli , Inter
Kramer o formal acknowledgement from her
father. the former gs.: Bcrnauottc, tho pres
ent King Charles XIV, Of Sweden. .Capl.
Kramer md his wife went Immediately to Stock
holm; thev were cnlob'cd, etc, nnd their son
has lust now bccn appointed attachc To the
Swedish Legation In Paris.
, 1879-08-05
Vslncs Mu&tornlcll anil the Emperor Fran.
eli I.

A writer In the Vieuna .Etts Frei4 I'rrss4 sc-
lalcs Il new purcl0tu OF princu Metterntetl,
Describing II FslatIons VIVA ts'a Emperor Frau.
statesman otlce said IL eirglu VI friends, "ilo
Emprrur was my lnastur IN tho fullest sense Of
lie word. ahd an obcdtcnt svryan., whose ln-
iluenrs was greatly oYerrated. Tlat you Hlay
ulllerstan,! how matters went between lis. !
Will tell sou lltt!o story which has thu uayan-
tage vi but.lg strictly true. Ono lne morning,
twulty.fuuf bouts after hA1 tried In vain 10
gut Ills Maiesty's attention to III important A.
fair ot a.ate, wus summoned In all l,nsta to
tile summer paluco whrru Aa was so1ourntng.
The Emperor received mp In tho most friendly
innHtlrr, ul,d said; My dear Meitcrntcb. you
know nm tlIe most poWcrless mau In ipy En-.
pire, aud cnn do absolutely lloshfns. Now yol
are all-powerfu you ca,i do everything. nn4
leca,sso thla Ia The case have request 10 make
vi you. DO yoli seo tl.at bell.puilt 1t has been
out II order for loug time. aud has bothered!
me grratly. To-dnyl had the lucky 1oea of
sendluy for you to haye II rcpaIrrI, Won't you
d~ ma tho fayps to have it f1cd At oncet'"
, 1879-08-05

There was recently ll!eu ut Tho County Cterk's
office, ut Portland, Orc.. mortgngc tor 81, tA0,-
GUO, tlln larecst amount syer borrowed by MI Orc
eon corporation: Thla colossal SUN was borrowed
puuy, n,pi intended to be expended III pushing
lurwnsd tic different rallroad md telegraph
lines mnntionet In The articles OF incorporation.
TAr mortgage covers oil the Company's Drop
crty, steamboats,, t'argea, real ESTATE, railroads,
machinery, ,nat crIal, ETC., aud NIL tlie property
to be acquired hereafter b7 them. Tho amount
borrowed ts dy!dro into U.0o1 bonds o! St,ON
each, drawing U per cent interest," PAYABLE on
Of W tbs Far!nurs' S. ms Loau ana 1rust Company ia
Nav York.
, 1879-08-05


Just as the rnys OF tho settling sun were Cl1d-
tpg the churci-apirea and whitcwashIng the back
kitchens Of Detroit, the otlcr afternoon, 4 man
and barrel wcro discovered at d etairway Tn
Monroe nyenue. lie WIS small inan and II
was big barrel. and pedestrians who saw him
looking up the statra and back at the harrc' In
ferred that It was Ills intention to elevate 1t 10
the third story. But howl
"I'd rig tackle mud pulley In that third
etory wln1ow.n said tho first Min who halted.
"That's your easiest way, and thcFu's no danger
liz lcaned against the 1amp-post to calculate
on the luugtl OF d ropc, and thu lifting power
rcQure1, att] along cltao second tnnn who
took In the situation at gtnncc and said:
'.f3o md get sonlc scantings fourteen feet
long, and iay lem on the stnirs. Then two men
Gun roll tint barrel up 1hera rs slick as grease."
sort Of wny, ana third man came clustering
up n,m1 called out:
!. Want to ret that barrel upstairs, cha Well,
now. fas.cn your pulley at the head Of thu
tarsal IN u no time. Where's your tucklcs"
By tits tiule tho cruwd Ind increased to
twenty, and was pretty evenly diysdcd between
dcui lift through one OF thy front windows
and u pnliy al the top II tic stairs, but tl,a
man who suggested the skids Ind q very loud
voice, and wus determined to carry bis poiot.
! 1ukiH. oil his coat 10 said:
tlmt 'an skid that barrei up there alone. You
| Just witt minute"
lie crossed tf,c street 10 an unfinished build
Ing, md returned with a cuuplo Ut 2-by-i scanI-
lhlGs and la!l turn I'll the atairs, hnd the crowd
"You want this barre! on tho third floor, do
yout'' ho asscd slsc little man.
"fcs-but-but-"
"WLv, was waiting for my vito 10 get The
| c1otl.es-liorso out Of the upper hnil. Slu's alt
rcudy now, nnu III takc 1t up.n
, 1879-08-05

L9HHGH 6HCIEtks
Ono naturally cannot help mailing inquiries
abuut tho Queen wllcn staying In tho ncghbor-
hood. 1t Is O uetghborhood In which she goes
about in q more freq anl spontaneous way Than
anywhere olsc. 6ho could hardly go about at
Windsor aud O8borno as es,e docs at BalmoraI.
The Queen ia always dressed III very plain and
ouct fashion, which Is itself rebuke to thu en-
trayagaut "dresslNess Of Tic present day. sllo
will cntct very humble shops iu order 10 mnlie
very Klnall purc',ases. TIcao purchases are
mainly intended us gifts to tho poor, chiefly
articles. but never asks thu price. Tie prices
charged are exactly Ills sana as to my one else.
Besides this, tho Queen regularly ylsits the
houses Ut tho cottagera. sono. touching. III
na'. " Really" she natyely reulsrsts, the
affection Of these good oeuple, who arc 50 very
hearty mud 80 happy to hao you, taking III
lcrcst In evcrythnE Is 10 very touslsls': 9i' IN,
tercsti''E." heard ysrY pleasing aneesote .!
from Bruonner to Bturgowrtu. No uasscd
l.pl.sa which had Griungcl 10 a de.
CEASED eensrat oilieer, . BAronct, who bud
scen guua scrrlct ln lie Napoieon!c wars:
lie l'ai built housc. m exact representation q
Longwood, whcre Napoleon dletl. on mound
close by tllc EatH tlo bnl erected btand, WllcEa
waved lIars Commemorative Vi a!l the dli1crent
battles III whleli lle Ind bGes1 ehg"geu, anta ~
pas.yl bs, aud, asnil aL Tie details Of her tri-
i,nplant progress, she omitted to notica tlIts
peritllar array of AAgs. rhc old General was
sorcly hurt by this omission, UNI bemoansa +
greutly. ilc, however, hud lricnds At court, and
One Ut them vcnlurcl to spcaE to her Alnlcsty
On thu subject. Tile fluenn III te most PROMPT
ut.l gracious way, Wns anxious to Erassay li'o
MD xoIuIer una re!igyo h!s lntNu. When she
was next ahout to pass that ruad stse caused al
iHtin,a.ion to To given IL him thut thu Hays
si,uull 10 displayed " bcforu, unit taat thcu lIe
sltoulu Iall into her cavalcade and rldo hefoto
LEI, Us QUO ot 4er body.guards ~ Hal.norat.
, 1879-08-05
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE BANTE1s TRAGEDY
81. L1Ws TtsnftJoHtvai.
sald Mrs. 1}axlct to her mate.
My dcns, w1,erp shall We rrstlcatc?
At Newport, Long Branch, or tape Mayf
Al aaraaocn, rut.in.i,ay,
Or where, MY dear, beg Jon sayf"
Tlen Mr. baxter tltayctl a Uronn,
And answered, In smnttered tonps
Ny dear, We cannot. will mt roam
1ly RtnNdc. .plash or mountain. .glOam-
We'll rusticatc thia rchs at 1l1me."
Then Mrs. HHxtGf give n Rlarc.-
4 nlirfcE went ont upon tho air
A fash. a craal,t n hrnnsh, n rons,
4 teethlnR. tuhbi!ng Hood VI gufa,
Aud Mr. Baxter was no moro.
, 1879-08-05
SUMMEl,-l,ESOIsTS.
The Manifold Beauties Of Lake
Minnetonka, In Min
nesota.
Over Three Thousand Plcasure-Seakers
on Its shores---A Host OF
Lively Women.
Iifc nt Narragansctt Pier, 1lllodc 1s1and
Tile Spragucs and Their
N[nnor-|Ionsc.'

Erfftdt correspondence " 5HF fFlpHHss
LAKE MlNNRroNEA, ailnn., July N.-"l.ct
,,s 20 t., Minnesota for n living trip, ntrl tnkc
iu Lake Minnctonka for day Or twu," said ote
to thrco Of us, and ,hr three aa.tl Amen: md
behold Hs arc hosc. As far us La Crosse, Sleep
cniol.led lis bis arsnz, md the beauties Of WIS:
consin scenery wero lost to us. 1hen a tired
ride In tIust-litletf slccpcr with ponpot,s and
unastcnttvo porter, whose vcll-fccd services
wrre conferred with most stupendous air Of
coudcscensIun) brought us TO the Nicollct
1lousc, Minneapolis, in ting for delicious din
ncr.--the best, b7 tho way, obtained In our
wcck's tour ot tue Northwest.
4 good lights sleep; n glorious morning
drive to St. Paul; d dinner at the Merchants
Hotel, whose crowds Of guests received the most
courtcousf httculf0n; roam abont tic hatr,t-
sonc, thrifty town; a Gull upon the gcntlen,anly
editor OF the Uispaiea; mud then bnck to Mime
apotis via Fort Smelling, where sentinel paced
to ns,tl lro in tue hot sun pity knows what for!
don't.
But the Fort is picturesque In the extreme,
md tic sentinel added to tho picture; SO | am
glad he was there, II he wasn't.
Down by the exquisite Falls Of Mnncl'aha,-
that ''datnttcst darling" Of waterfalls In nil the
wide world, ,-aad then cxcunt carriage and dup
pied grayg, and a resume oi The hot, Critny cars.
nd-whiz!-away for famous|Lakc Mnnctonka.
l had heard Of tho plaee' oi eooFsc' rs pop
ulnr resort, but had no flca OF tile jam 10 10
found there. Had we known, rooms would
nav, boor ero,,,ca ,,v tc1crranh: ns II xos. ve
u'se oes" ..s,. r. .,rt ~ =. - ,ano ~,
were eohtehtt-neeus as ~ tshe ise,M Hu
CLERKS room W si.. noy., ,,s'M n. 'n p..5 ,n..
stnllo wren sco'e o' peop'o ps"'no ~ "eAe
turned away.
ls was ~ 'e @ tiHatum hu, puu
ntar o. some na,-!ozen naless 1ehetarsa aoout
tie shores o. tne WnndFously neaulil;id " 1aSe'
l!c AarFo~ IoMse w''i heeoiinoaata ,1 ~ ~ he.
PIE, AM ls eto"usu - 'gitGtoi. ,G ane LES
ltaEef Wneil eohpttteus WI nesoli!anouatg
Soo A,,a 70 now; thoME OILY un.l LYLE. ctntu ii;.
WIN E11csts. 80 VIII tne *iis EaGsilslos, oaaths
NM tllt Mlnnetonsu l1ouse s uesslGs I e., s'as nta
clunhohses 'nhnmcra.ae t ~ ru1 ,ugo P!sasnte1
6eekel aIg " LIZ s1Hass y LIE 1une.s LINZ. ~"
mofe coming. ne rark ~. Lake moase' mnfn in.
sne. a ae, y ~ " e atra,s a. NV ,s
q resi-, nl!'et, "I't iepuss.-Ine iln.!"W tauIse
the resort o. Tug HohuE, tuG Ent, une Joay.
anu 1olly IT tirhe n4 ~ n.'s aaa ycia.'uas T.
n,ilscai to9'Ent. luc Esouuts a!e ' m,au' NV ~ u
tle staso u NMsu!c' ncrs ~ motii'ns tL y. aIt
or cultVateu oeaA.F D.fci nos Thlk. " uti'e'
snsuuH ~. tt ,9ts nus - ~ s,sgn. tIe ,,
ule "ubuesi"' cneets " eh3;, e4onu, nlu -
natel., ., Snm .!; G peuPsS' Ii ~ ne"P'e'
sncn fsoMt i n'a n. 1ua " IVY T., !o peu oas oo.
slofe uua ss'aue "oi'G'.. ~, ~ LIZ Ea.I! ~ q
, 1879-08-05

n I&AfEhIH ID tIl1 l.uH6 5EHr HEKt6t
There ID solna humor In Tcxns. Thu other day
o nlan brought out fottorn, apaynGl.lookluE
stctd, md addressed tic spectators thus:
A Fellow cltizeus, this 10 thu famous horse
DaMiy Jack. Look at him. He's perfect. II
Ac were sent to the horse-tnaker, uothuE could
ue done ior hin. Wnat shall I haya Tor Tie
uatchlcsA strclW
"Whal will you take for linl" yelled the
crowd.
u Two hundreu dollars"
"If;lve YOU *5.''
"'raku hin. never let ft05 stand between
me- an1 horse tsute. That's bustucss.n
, 1879-08-05

there wcrc no lottery tllcro would be rcvou.
tlon At nnce. II creates llttic excitement In
the minds ri the neoptc, md keeps IN a iops
thnt each week they may mako something. Il
would be most difficult thing 10 do away with:
well-nigh imposstblc.'
, 1879-08-05
Another Flahrry Question.

o's Ettef SVAp4 AfFW"
According 10 ueWa from trusted sources, ne
gottatl1ns bayu ocen opened between tho tioy-
eruA!rnt Of itpBtia Aad That ut the unted States
e1tce1nihg the right ol the fishermen uf tllr
lust-named country to carry on iIshtn9 upon The
Pn> ite shore Of Sibes.a. Tie Russfan ilshermcn
frequently complain ulat tie u4hrsancn of fau
, 1879-08-05

They sent eooas over NIAGARA Fails the other
day to sre 10" sue would take L.; anu, wheushe
up ~ II saying: "You tliuk you're awiul
smart, dou't yout''
, 1879-08-05

t'ol. Thso. Hyntt. President OF the FeunsylEsnls
Military AcsdsMy, wsll b. ~ shs Gatdue. nouse.
in chica1o. On MondaJ. Aug. II. from ~ 4. III. to
Academy U ollers oR 01.clat oux1e4x.. N