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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

other.
The Hon. W. II. Travers said he felt
very much like the Mayor OF an humble
corporation in England, who, on one
occasion, after the great Burke had pro
nounced one of those eloquent orations
which have handed his name down In
history, was called upon to follow in
speech, said: ''My fellow citizens, all |
have to say is ditto to Mr.. Burke So
he had nothing to say but ''ditto.
However, he found a good deal to say,
and said it in his usual eloquent man
uer
Col. II. Kyd. Douglass, of .Hagers-
town, followed. He was glad that be
had lived to see this day. He was
native of old Shepherdstown, and he
loved her. He had dreaded dying and
leaving it written upon his tombstone,
"lIe was born in town that had no
railroads." but now he could die happy.
During bis remarks he explained that
the charter secured for the 5. V. X. L.,
through his fundamentally, in Mary
land, would permit it 10 go anywhere III
Washington county Rnmsey had been
answered back after nearly century,
with the steam whistle of the Fairfax,
and he believed Shepherdstown to be
in the line of prosperity and progress.
His eloquent closing remarks were high
ly appreciated and vigorously applaud
ed.
The Hon. \. X. Boteer was called
upon, but stated that he had talked SO
much on The subject of the railroad that
he had not expected a call upon him at
this time. He rose 10 a personal ex-
planation," however, and denied the
! imputation of his friend Boyce, that he
was interpretations about the railroad
touching Shephcrdstown, and in con
tradiction cited the fact that he himself
inserted the requirement of its coming
+ within halt mile of both Shepherds
town and Charcstown, in the original
! character.
Calls were made for H. B. Davenport,
Esq, but he respectfully declined taking
the stand, claiming lack ofpretensious
10 oratory, and hoping that he, a plain
farmer, had not been singled out as the
''greenest man" to follow in the wake
of such orators as had preceded him.
The speeches over, several pieces
were played by the bands, and then the
invited guests were conducted 10 the
Entler Hotel, where sumptuously pre-
pared tables, laden with the best of
everything the season could afford. I'M
der the supervision of a committee of
ladies, with number of courteous and
active gentlemen 20 assist, afforded an
entertainment such as We have never
enjoyed better.
AT about four o clock the visitors were
escorted TO the ears by the Shepherds
town Band and citizens, and we en-
harked for home, with cheers and good
wishes following in our wake, arriving
in CharIestown a little before five
o'clock. The few hours so pleasantly
spent in Shepherdstown will long be
remembered by every visitor from
Charlestown. May the old burg start
upon new era Of prosperity, and sue
cess and happiness ever attend It's citl>
zens.- CariestOCn Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18
RAILROAD MEETING,

a meeting al the citizens OF Shcr-
l.erdstuw0 and vicinity was HELD at the
Court House on Saturday evening last,
July 3lSr, 1869, for the purpose OF con.
sdering the possibility Of obtaining the
extension Of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad to the Potomac river at or
near this place and thence by air line
through the Page Valley 10 connect
with the 81 stem of Southern Railroads
ut some convenient point, the Directors
of the Cumberland Valley Road having
already sgaitied their intention OF eN-
tending their road to the Potomac river.
On motion of G.. ID. McGlincy, Is. +.
HARRISON was chosen Chairman and
John Ii. Zr1LE, Secretary of the meet
ing.
G. NJ. Belzhoover, Esq, in few
pointed and appropriate remarks, stated
The object Of the meeting, and Hon. A.
X. Boleler having been called u',made
au eloquent aud impressive address ia
yoring the enterprise aud called uHon
our citizens to embrace their last and
most favorable opportunity Of getting a
railroad to ouT town.
On motion, McssrS. G. D. NcGlincy,
{. +. Butler and |. ". Chapline were
appointed committee to select dele
gates to co operate With delegates ap-
pointed by meeting OF citizens at
Chsrles,owu, and TO couter with the Dl-
rectors of the Cumberland Valley Rail
road, as early as is convenient, in refer
,nce TO the extension Of the road. The
following delegates were selected: Hon,
A. Il. BUteler, David Billmyer, Thomas
Van Swearingen, 3. Z. Harrison, J. +.
A. Eutler, Judge Joseph a Chapline,
j. D. Staley, G. NJ. Beltzhoover, DR.,
John Reynolds, J. II. Shepherd and j.
H. u tile.
On motion of Jas. d. Faynan, G. T.,
Butler was added TO the list.
On motion, the Secretary was instruc-
ted to forward copy Of these proceed
ings to w. H. Travers, Esq, Charles
town, and ask the cooperation Of the
citizens of that place.
On motion, g. Nj. BelIzhoover, Esq,
was requested to confer with Mr.. Watts,
President Of the Cumberland Valley
railroad.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
s. +. HARRISON, Chm.
JoHN III. little, Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

The Flag used by the TiIdan and
Hendricks Climb Of this town, was the
one suspended across German Street
from the roof of Entler Hotel to Mrs.
Margaret Lines residence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

The efficient Engineer, Fireman and
Brakeman, of the Fairfax, Messrs Pentz
Zlcr, J. w. Grant, Jr., and Nh. GIifftn,
deserve special credit for the safe and
comparatively quick arrival OF the train
on "Wednesday last. The time of the
Fairfax in coming from Charlestown,
about eleven miles, was 20 minutes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

Of the vast crowd that throsgcd our
streets on "Wednesday last, none were
as we could see, intoxicated, nor was
there the least disorder. Truly Shep
herdstown can congratulate herself upon
her day Of rejoicing and pleasure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

whistle, the shouting Of the people. and
the music of the bands, started on their
homeward trip with the well wishes OF
the people of Shepherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

OF all engaged in making the recep-
ton on Wednesday last the great sue
cess it was, none deserve higher COM
mendation than the ladies who arrang-
cd and prepared the dinner. Although
having but little more than one days NO
tice from the committee Of arrange
mcnts, it seemed impossible for them to
accomplish the task. Yet so well were
they organized and arranged among
themselves, they served to about 100
guest the best dinner ever gotten up in
Shcpherdstown. We in behalf Of our
citizens thank them FOX their work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

The ringing of the Bells on Wednes-
day last as the Fairfax entered town
with the officials Of the S. V. r. r., an
bounced as it were new departure in
the history of Shepherdstown:they rang
out the old, and in a new era of hope
and enterprise TO the people of our town
For an hundred years or more we have
slumbered and slept; let Us now arise to
a new life, and in less than quarter
century astouish not only the communi-
ty around US, but the world ifposslole.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

OF the completion OF the track 10 their
town. Office work pressed heavily, and
the Devils" repeated calls for "copy"
ON a depleted file admonish us that
at our peril We accept-but the tempta-
ton OF bright sun, and balmy, spring
like breezes On Wednesday proved too
great, a Spartan could scarcely lave
withstood Accordingly we donned our
Sunday suit, and were promptlyat hand
when the shrill call of the "Fairfax" an
nounced that it was time 10 start. Into
a box car, gotten up for the occasion in
the most comfortable style practicable,
we piled, a goodly number Of us, whilst
many Others clambered ION the locomo-
tive-the Pullem-car-and still others
comfortably occupied improvised seats
of cross.ties upon t1at-car-and were
quickly steaming along at the rate of
more than twenty miles an hour over a
road passing through as lovely coun-
try as the sun ever shone upon. Along
to our right stretched the beautiful Blue
Ridge-''our native hill" clearly de-
fined against the deep azure of the I'm
clouded DEMONSTRATING valleys, and
thick woods, despoiled, indeed, of their
summer robe of green, but beautiful in
the grace of messy trunk and waving
branch, Enthusiastically outlined in the pure
clear atmosphere. Every half mile or
less comfortable looking farm house,
surrounded by its little hamlet of barn
and dairy and corn house and, perhaps,
a dozen or so outhouses, lent an air of
busy cheerfulness to the landscape, aud
scarcely had we taken in all its varied
loneliness ere our train stopped at Shep-
herdstown. As twenty-nine minutes
after leaving Charlestown we entered
that famous old burg-grandmother to
many a city counting its hundreds of
thousands Of inhabitants and its scores
railroad lines-enthusiastic ladies waved
their handkerchiefs, the bands played,
the bells rung, and hundreds of the citi-
zens assembled TO receive and welcome
us to their hospi,alties. Immediately a
procession was formed under the mar
shalship of Col, W. A. Morgan, assisted
by Messrs. Harrison, Rentch and others
aud preceded by Criswell's Cornet Band
OF Shcpherdstown and the Mechanics
Silver Band of Charlestown, marched
to Shepherd College Building.
Upon the assembling of the throhg,
including many ladies, B. F. Harrison,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

We suggest that Judge Terry
should answer the following luery:
Under the existing Constitution a
person borrowing money on mort
gage is not subject to increased tax
alton. Under the prop bsed Cousti-
tuition the borrower is not only sub
ject to Increased taxation, but Is
liable to pay all the tax on his
land, the money borrowed, and the
mortgage tax.
The flower festival Tomorrow
evening at Union Hall presents ex.
traordinary attraction. The prom
eaade concert will alone be worth
the price of adm ission. Ice cream,
straw berries aud cool drinks will be
supplied od Ubitun1; aud to crown
ali, the votarles of rerpsichore will
have abundant opportunity to trip
the light fantastic toe to the melo
dious strains of Wangeman's full
band. A matinee at 2 O'Clock ,or
the children, at half price.
Says the Riverside Press: Quite a
number of our finest seven year old
lemon trees began to suffer two
years ago from the gum disease,
causing the bark at It's junction
with the root to rot and slough off
They dropped their leaves and
seemed to be dying, but this S.ring
with two exceptions they have
leaved out again, and on ex ,min-
ing the deceased part We flnd that
the process of decay has been ar
rested and new bark is forming on
the edges of the wound, and en-
croaching on the bare space. When
the least bit OF healthy bark has
been left 10 continuous strip, the
tree is vigorous and will eventually
recover; and in snme cases where
the tree is girdled the process of re-
covery is going on.
The State Medical Society con-
vened in San Francisco Wednesday
for its ninth annual session, DR.. H..
). Orme, of Los Angeles, President,
in the chair. After some preilm
mary business DR.. Ornie pr oceeded
to read the annual address. In its
report Of the session the Bulletin
says: "rhe reading of the Presi-
DENTS address occupied one hour
time, but it was listened to through
out with marked attention. The
address set forth what could be
done to escape diseases by prevent
ives, and considerable time was
given to the consideration of the
yellow fever seourge. The Doctor
called the attention OF The Society
to the danger of the spread of Iep-
rosy by reason of the large Chinese
population in San Francisco. He
appreheuded that our people, unless
vlgilanJ measures were taken.
would nave to combat the plague
which had destroy ed 80 many lives
in Asia y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Supreme Court.
THURSDAY, April 18th.

THURSDAY, April l7th.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Preseut-Hon. VIM. 7. Wallace,
G. j., Hon. J. B. Crockett, j., Hon.
A. l.. Rhodes, j., Hon. A. c. Miles,
j., Hon e. w. McKinstry, j., d.
B. Woolf, Clerk.
65l5 Fessenden VS.. Summers ct
al.-Submitted by stipulation upon
points and authorities on file.
Albert w. Crandell admitted to
practice on motion of j. Broussea
E-q'r, and license from ths Sl
prpme Court of New York.
1924. Hill ct al. vs.. Den ct al
On motion of Richards for respond
ent and upon suggestion of the
death Of the RI. Rev. Thaddeus
Amat, one of the Respondents here
in since tho Perfection of this ap
peal, it Is ordered that the Rt. Rev.
Francis Mora, successor of said RI.
Rev. 7. Amat, deceased, be sub.
stituted as one of the respondents
in this cause in place and stead OF
said Amat, deceased.
6547. City and County of Sar
Francisco vs.. McCrellisk-~Cnntin,
ued; no appearance.
840O. Simon, Jgoobs & Co. VS.
Soott-ATgument concluded by Ga,
nahl for respondent and cause sub.
mitted.
640l Reidy ct al. vs.. Scott ct al
l.
appellant and Ganahl for respond
eDts and cause submitted.
654S. Slime Canal Co. ct al. VS.
KernIsland Irrigating Co.-Arguet
by Cohen for appellants and furthe
argument continued until to NOR
row.
Court adjourned until to mor.ov
at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

ment OF all costs, except
c c.uded, to-wit $24.
Read vs.. Butler-Decre,
to enter as prayed for; a
fees as per order of Court.
BARRETT vs. Hayward
rer submitted; two day
points.
Application of the Ger
nevolent Society to sell re
Granted.
PaIlett VS.. Hawkins
days from date allowed pl
prepare and serve ameno
defendants proposed stat,
motion for new trial, etc.
Lingo vs.. Hare-Tried
mitted.
MCNEALY, j.
Rubio vs. PefIa-Mo,ion
trial denied.
Potter vs.. Republican
Company-Same action.
Green VS.. Chandler-Stt
and amendments submit
settlement.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Hewitt vs.. Mitchell.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
HERE w

Mr.. Tuthlll says in his sdvert
tained many dot bIful statemen
again, directly below this card,
therefrom AZ "doubtiuin In any
nothing less. But we canuot sa
OF doubtful state menis.r 1T is
"douht ul staten ents,n why doe
would do IL quicker than he IL b
but only endesvors to m ke a 81
singer Manufacturing Com pan,
healtily join In that refe, ence. 4
settled IN iull with tn en- when !
speak for themselves. We will
Mr.. Do ks connection with tho
tven to the verge Of bxnkruptc,
connection We will show who Il
IL IL kept.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
COURT REPORTS.

Disirict C"ur ....SEPULvEDA. ].
THURSDAY, April II, 1879.
Bell VS.. Bell-Demurrer to an
swer overruled; forty days to
amend.
Hewitt VS.. Mitohell-Re-set for
8 A. NJ. Tomorrow.
w. II. RoLts Va. Strunk, ]. p
The successor Of the Justice Of the
Peace is ordered to accept the pay.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
TO gIEI

TO TH
In the advertising &C
Of the Sth inst. appeart
.Doak & Co., discussing
myself in particular.
.nents and many perso
& Co. is unascertained
If the masculine Doak
sponsible for the articl
to the company of whit
previous record.
With no desire to Ell
particularly with irresp
| am the agent Of what
turing company of Sew
sell neao and genuine
which they can be put
keep a junk shop and
Thanking the public
past, | respectfully soil
purchase genuine gooo
apls.lw Agent for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Pretty Mouths

Should have pretty teeth In the
IS not unusual t. see between
tee II disc Jlored and decaying
neglect rhis dlsdyurlng De &c
ne repaired without delay, by U
grant s )ZOD JNr, which rem o.
particle OF tartar from the teeth
lers them snowy white. This a.
lid to beauty is perfectly harm
exnalss a most delightful arO NJ
IN every respect preferable to
oary tooth paStes aud powderi
and see f,r yourself.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed In California outside OF San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
A CARD

To all who are su ferlng from
and indiscret.onS OF youth,
weakness, early decay. loss OF n
etc., 1 will send O recipe that ,
you FREE UF CHI lR9 Il, T
remedy W Is discovered by q m
In Sou:h AnerlcA. send q self-s
envelope to the REV. JDSEPi
NAN, station d, Bible House, \
flttv A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

PIANO AND ORGAN FOR
a very fue Weber piano
E,tey organ for sale cheap
easy terms. Apply Mr.. r. G.
nor, U. y. Hotel, Agent I
man, Hyde & Co., San FIR
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
Is directory, which Will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Probate Court....."..........STE

Probate Court......-..........STs
THURSDAY, April L
Estate of Jose Serrano,
Ordered that the Exec
cited to appear and rende
account within ten days /,
service upon him Of the Gil
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Guardianship of Lumsy
Account.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Repoft thal kear1ey has Al
sc0naee.

A rePart is iu oircu alton on the
eiFeet5 ghla atieluco1 that Denis
Eealneg, ia cnus iaration of the
payment Co him oi 10000, contrib
Uted ilr That purpose by wealthy
men opposed 10 the lew Constitu- :
uan, has iecampaj Diigeut in :
curry up e. our pahlication hour
faded - irte7 TIE Try to any re
liHule SOURCE. 7 "a y be summed
up briefly thlt ali of KeArh-y's
fa.euts .cHntit, Nnd Ill his enemies
auld gladly bahevs It's. r.
gqs' dpysi la.A.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session
yesterday afternoon, President
Beck In the Chair
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Mayor reported the collec
ton of $l5 iines since last report.
Filed.
The City Auditor submitted his
weekly report, showing the condi-
tinn of the several funds in the City
Treasury. Filed.
The Health Officer reported that
Q had abated Is nuisances, and
hat he was having Chinatown dis.
ufected.
Annual report OF tia late City
treasurer. To Finance Committee.
Ordered proper officers to prose
ute all violators of the license or.
finance.
Received the Finance Commit.
ee's report Of bills approved ana
tjeoie ed, their approval of the
u ,nJero's corrected bill; the
Auditors and Treasurer's reports;
aud ordered the Committee to pre-
pare plan for boarding city pris-
| Ouers.
Denied petition Of V. Ponet and
otbers f3- reduction of lcense, and
appu.rted special mittee-
Ftaocis, Perry and Hamilton--to
prop So changes in license ordi.
| nance.
Approved the supplemental bills
Of iabOrers on Reservoir No (.
Ftyed the nav OF lthorer5 on city
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

..Hz- .Hi#-
H.g ce Commit
.ee ..s#. Z "a expenses;
H5# r. vaHt..F IOls ui, hand,
ana 10 ali of Pu0lic
AtarIs a3 a#1.t ef Ak in R.ser-
yalr Ne
ti'ei she res1f, s I bard of Pub
l'4 WefBA that t9 at corner oil
Olive aaa seGHlI Ea ts has been
uts9ne45 og.iHtaf 3 hydrant at
corner = q ,rs.1 Nl Aliso streets
.mOvG!t ordered e y ]f1lcers to ie-
part lisiof cug Prop Y on hand
3sf-fted 10 sp si- mittee-
Buchnl 4n, WurFnta aud Molony,
With Health G,he=t-- Ie matter Of
.priukltng sereela.
1 Adopted rep0r. 81 as Company
gr3utIg z frsugtiss +. 2. Forster
aud others t5r UaHaa under Lowe
/ process under Cpua lns, and or.
/ o Fed City Attorney to draw or
/ djaaucs
/ GruGtad Wti5oU- b ition to keeI
! p h0s. an keaeryeig No. 4, uude.
/ conditions
/ r lecssi II. @. Tl01as's bill, a
/ W1ea has hrea alfeajF paid for.
Approved n.ts r-il red to spe
! eia, cpmniiltee last 81 ok.
REJECTED all 1lds for box protee
ton l0f t'spS.
( Approved coutrsgs NV. ]. Neel!
I for pipe ana ditch from Sprlni
| street 70 uud across G ty Park
Referred tH EptaIHI committee
/ VI stnEeE shaiser. isa 5lor, Mnion.
snc bgebsusH--pet nn Of II. a
/ sawyer and others extensiou o
/ pownay avenue 90 connect will
( Sah Grbgiui rptd
Hate1Eed g. Board Of Publ
Works petition Of raperty owner
on san Pedro 7IrsB. for widenin
sahi street.
Granted petition pl Mrs. Arcadi
B ie Baker 60 drain the cellar c
Baker Block iu Jojt
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
US. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for
The benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
Reles, CAL, April II. 1873.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

Largo and In ell gent Audience at Turnverein
Hall-Brlliant Speech fom Mr.. A. A. Oohsn
Why Stanford & Co. Des re- the Passage Of
ths NV Oonst tutlon--A Logical Present.
mont of tho Question.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18
LOCAL ES.

Hon. VIM. NJ. GwIn returned to
San Francisco yesterday.
Copies of the present Constitu'
tlon can be had at this office.
The Rev. I. s. Kalloch returned
to San Francisco overland yester-
day.
The Republican Club meets at
the County Court room this eve
ming.
Mr and Mrs. John McMenomy
returned from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. Lyon was yesterday re-
joiced ut the advent of bouncing
boy-a en-pounder.
Deputy Sheriff Adolfo Cells got
home from San Francisc by yes
terday's overland train.
The regular monthly meeting of
The Bee K-eperJ Association will
be held at the County Court room
on Saturday.
Hon. Joseph Medill. CT the CHI
cago Tribune. accompanied by Mr..
Medill, arrived in Los Angeles
overland yesterday.
Angelt fios at San Francisco hon
tells on the l6:h inst: Fl. Susskind,
J. w. Hinton, Palace; S. Norton,
II. Hamilton, Russ House.
Council has sppointed Messrs,
Francis, Perry and Hamilton to
propose changes and mod fications
of the present License Ordinance.
The social OF tia Guarls last
night was largely attended and
dancing
all enjoyi
Mrs. L.
written
will be i
Bancroft
day.
Council
franohise
Others to
faetufe
patept.
Two Il
soa to W., ... =. ,a,tey sur
rounding Nav ialI, all Of which .
reported to be ia most Hourtshins
condition.
In the Supiame Court yes'sro3y,
A. w. Crandall, Esq, gas d.
nltted to practice on a certificate
from the Supreme Court of the
State of New York.
Judge McNealy. of the 18th Ju-
dIcial District, who has been in the
eitv for several davs neet retnrnad
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-18

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rounding Nav all, all Of which q
reported to be Ia most Gourishing
condition.
In the Supleme Court yes erf ~,
a. w. Crandall, Esq, gas d.
mltted to practice on certificate
from the Supreme Court of the
State of New York.
Judge Men ealy. of the 18th Ju-
dIcial District, who has been in the
gItv for several dave noot retnrno''
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BORN.

LYON In this city, April l7tI
WI OF !. II Lyon, asOn.