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County Court......""........s STEPHENS. j.
FRIDAY, May 8. 1879.
Thomas Leahy vs His Creditors
A. Il. Hecht elected assignee, with
bond fixed at $1,000; plaintiff al.
lowed to make cession Of his prop
erty to creditors.
His Creditors VS. Samuel Meyer
Motion to strike out opposition to
final discharge Of assignee denied;
ten days allowed to demur or an
swer the opposition to the final
discharge of assignee.
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
The Hygienic Filter
cocoon. AND ........
Water. Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
OF every family the-means OF procuring
pure aQd Wholesome water. IL will re-
move all decayed animal, vegetable or
foreign matter, mud, sand, alkali, etc.,
thoroughly cleansing and also cooling
the water by reason Of Its being made6f
porous pottery. TO a degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10
WANTS LosT-FoUND.
Wanted.

A girl to do housework. washing and
ironing and some cooking. For particu-
lars address lock box ii, Riverside, Cal.
m9 st
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Rooms and Board.

Gentlemen and their wives and single
gents can be accommodated with board
and fine. large, sunny, front rooms, con
taining all modern conventenoes and
home comforts, at the
KIMBALL MANSION,
New High street, only one block
from the Postofiice and Court House. and
commands charming view OF mountain
and valley. jel6tf
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36 and 3S Park Row, New York.
JOHN H. cHEEvER, Treasurer.

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appll-
cation.
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Fine New York cigars at Me-
Kennels, only one bit each.
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"
THE GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
OF THE CENTURY.
Biographical Annals Of the Civil 0ovsrr-
ment Of the United States. During the
First Century Of its existencs.
Eaon on1anAL AND. orffolAL sounon
sy Chaos Lanman,
Author Of the Dictionary Of Congress.
"Private life Of Daniel Webster, !" "Red
Book OF Michigan"

This valuable work, the only one OF IL kin1
extant. contains about seven thousand ~
graphical Sketches, and eight Thousand -
Connected With the Government sinee fhs
signing Of the Declaration Of lndopondonoo,
making In all, about 1rExHEN xuoU1AND ynn-
soNAL aEYnnxxoxs In the volume. It -
braces In tts scope the Delegates, Rspreo0t-
Continental and Federal ConeresBsG. ~ ~.
eral and 6tate judiciary, Ministers to ond
from Foreign Countries. Executive 0@Ooee n
all the Departments OF the Hations - well -
all the devernors Of the States and 1erfite
tabular Information. gAthered from od1ci1i
sources, calculated to illustrate tho growth
and present condition OF the Qovernn1ut of
the United States. For groator OOnvolsis 40
or reference. the Book IL arranged b two
marta. tina first confatntpQ thu Z.
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Get your old clothes cleaned and
dyed ut No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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0Te1 3 aayat nome. Agents wanted.
liHSsS:ss. Gsa. terms sssi.as9ls ss:s Gs"S
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Bass & Co.'s pale ale on draught
vt McKenzie's.
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Rooms to Let

at Ponet building Main street,
finely furnished rooms, single or ell
suite, with all the latest improve
ments. Gas in every room; hot and
cold baths. Prices moderate.
Mrs. GRAY,
apr-29.1m. Proprietress.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.-Hein2e-
man & Ellis have been appointed
agents for Los Angeles for this cell
ebrated Pad. A large stock always
on hand. Try the Holman Pad.
Old hats re-made at No. s Also
street. n1tf
Bass & Co.'s pale ale on draught
vt McKenzie'5.
Second hand clothing bought and
snid at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
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Lady's Saddle Horse.

Wanted, a good s, zed, gentle, reliable
lady's saddle horse. bay or black pre-
ferred. Must be thoroughly broken.
Address j. X. d., San Gabriel p. D.
m2.J0i
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orr a. 077 A WEEK TO agents. SO
6.sm2. 70 ~ klI..ss ss's; Ss,Ss. PsEz ..piivis q E
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Wanted.

A man to furnish ground and plant po-
tntoes on shares. For further particu-
lars address X q L.. box 0a8, Los Ange-
| les, Cal. a3O.lw.d&W
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Solid Emery Vulcanlte Wheels,

A composition OF Rubber and Emery, max
ing very hard and uniform substaueo q
the nature Of stone throughout. Ihese
wheels for grinding and polishing mslalu.
cumming sawg, ETC., are the most ecououn-
ical and effective tools that can be used.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-10

MOJAvE HOTEL,
M0jave Junction, Gal.
THIS HOUSE IS NOW PEPARED -
i 10 receive Its numerous patrons M
and the travelling public In general. Be
Ing entirely new and splendfdly fur
nished, 1t affords superior accommoda-
tiOns.
ITS TABLE D. HOTE
Is second to none in Southern California
THE BAR Is supplied with the choicest
brands Of wines, liquors aud cigars.
An elegant billiard ROOM IL also
attached to the house.
ALI trains stop here for breakfast and
supper. 1t Ia the point Of departure for
the celebrated Inyo county mines, viE.-
Darwin, Lone Pine, Cerro Gordo and Pam
amtnt. The ofice Of the
LONE PINE STAGE co.
Is at this hotel, The patronage Of .
travelling public 10 respectfully soliciteJ
e. II. BOYD.
fe9l-tf Proprietor.
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Old hats re-made at No. Ais
street. n7tf
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"rEsT" HOSE.

Mads expressly for the use Of Steam yire
Engines, and will stand pressure Of 40
pounds per square inch. Ofacsrs Of Fire
Departments requiring new hose-wil 6nd
this much superior IN strength and quality
to any other.
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BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS.

md some idsa Of the value and extent Of u
Tabular information which forms the oE0-
0ND PART. may be gathered from the Mt~
Joined fr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Association, the best Orange and Semi.
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Water
right goes with the land. Apply to the
office OF p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
aplStf F. W. WOOD. Secretary.
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! ho ORcial Vote.

accordance with law, Governor
irwin. assisted by tue State Con.
troller, State Treasurer, aud Stcre.
'ary o. State, proceeded OIL Friday
last, to canvass the vote ca-t at the
Constitution eli ciion. Returns had
been received from all the counties
except Mariposa. The canvass
showed the vote In favor of the
new Constitution to DO 1859;
against, CT, 1874; maj ,rity In favor,
l0.825 The total vote OF the State
WAS 1922, which includes 10 votes
that were rejected in Amador coun.
ty, 3 in Butte, 7 in Contra Costa, 8
In Los Angeles, 81 In San Francis
CO, and 6 In Stanislau+-li9 alto
gether. Following are the figures
L., t..h,,Iar fnrvS,s
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FL
cruel knives were right upon him.
The elevatipg reverswas thrown up
with the rapi.AtSeauf thought. Il, 9
horses stopped and the agoniz d
father picked the child up and
ran to the house. An ex-
summation disclosed horrii IL
state If affairs. The little fell.
lows left leg was cut literally
into ribbons from the ankle nearly
to the knee. The knives barely
missed the bone. There was sl.o
cut on the front part of the leg
and one on the heel. The righi
ley a. the thigh was badly mangled
for u space of over two Inches, the
main artery escaping Ivy barely an
eighth of an Inch. H. was cut IN
the forehead alsc, besides being
bruised almost all over. DR.. Fox
WAS hastily summoned who dresser
the little fellows wounds and he l.
doing very well, but IL will he
months before he lie restored To
health. He was the worst man
gled up child we ever saw and II
was almost II miracle that lie va.
rot Instantly killed.-COiton Semi
Tropio.
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MoJAvE, June SIS NJ White. H
NJ Mitchell, w h Perry, q Silent,
II NJ Smith, A Wagner, l. F Curtis,
Mrs l. Rousseau. W H Taylor, a J
HtmiIton, 8 Norton, W B Hunt,
Wash Marion, G B Grisw0ld.
MoJAvE. June 9.-P de Cells. J s
Scuiiy and wife, Mrs StIllman, II J
Crimson, Chas L Ackerman, z w
Brown aud WIFE, b A Waldron, A
B KuffeI. NJ L Quinn, L Vanguard,
D + o. Leary.
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HOW THE WATER Is oLEANsED.

HOW THE WATER IS CLEANsED.
First the water passes down through
our Inches Of assorted Marine Gravel,
then th ough eight inche, OF Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoai
.hen. a.cends twelve INCHES through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust:
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Charcoal.
The Filter, with all Its tubes. Is made
Of Terra Gotta. aud Is so arranged that
all the hlttrng material can tie re-
moved anu repacked entirely with new
material, at a trt1ihg expense.
They are ma iufacLured In two sizes
VIZ: Tho Family Sue, to contain four
gallons, and the Office Size, t. contain
20 gallons. OF filtered water. The Fam
lily size will fter thirty and the ONCE
size fifteen gallons OF water In twenty
four hours.
In oak land alone there are about i've
hundred of these fiiters now In US :, Civ.
'ng perfect satisfaction, and tes imOni.
al from the owner vi each one can be had
at any time. 49,
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TABDR'a
IMPROVED HAY FORK
Patent Applied Fer.

Is the most perfect. and easiest operating
derrick fork IN existence. One man cal,
operate II with the greatest ease as the strain
Of lifting the fork causes It to grappIe its
releasing cord. whom the fork has boon lifted
to the desired place, causes 1t to drop the load
instantly,
There 10 nothing In the construction Of this
Fork that's liable to get ont Of order.
farmers will do we'll to examine this hay
Fork, - Il saves sxpense and greatly facili-
tates the handling Of hay, grain aud straw.
Communications addressed to
1T. HOLT. Gen. Agent.
Han Hatso. Cal.
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Prioe lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appli-
cation.
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The Fall w. P. O. Tioke. {.

For Governor, VIM. F. White, OF
Santa Cru2.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w. R.
Audru-, of Oakland.
For Secretary Of State, A. A.
Smith, of Nevada.
For State Treasurer-L. B.
Clark, Of Yuba.
For Controlles Hugh Jones', OF
of Santa Clara.
For Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, d. H. Trout, Of Santa
Bal bara.
For Attorney General, C. w.
Cross, Of Nevada.
For Surveyor-General, H. J.
Stevenson, OF Los Angeles.
For chief Justice Supreme Court,
r. F. Morrison, Of San Francisco.
For Associate Ju-tices-S b. Me-
Kee, Of Alameda; e. A. Johnson,
of So"oma; J. r. 'S"arpstein, of San
Fra rciscn; w. r. McNealy, Of San
Diego; g. A. futile. Of Alameda,
and J. H. Ruld, OF Stockton.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court
%. +. Thornton, Of Sau Luis
For Congress--1st District, Gil
tus Barbour, of San Francisco.
second Dis rict-H. p. Williams,
Of lei Dorado county.
Third Distriot-C. P. Berry, oil
Suffer.
Fourth District-James J. Ayers,
! of Los Angeles.
FIR Railroad Comm issioners-
lst District, H. Laikin, OF Ell DO.
RADIO.
second District, -
Thtrd D,sirict-George Stone
man, Of LIS Angeles.
For Stale Board OF Equalization
First District,
Second District-W. b. Keller,
of Sacramento.
THIRD District-J. P. Kavanaugh,
of Sulano.
Fourth Dlstrict-O. T. Chubb, Of
Kern.
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PACIFIC COAST
srEAMsn,P COMPANY.
oooDALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Juno Schedule.
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call NJ Port Hariord
(san LuisO bisp0)and santa Barbara: On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for ir-is hit only.
e8-The steamers leaving San Francisco
June "A and ~, AMI san Pedro June 10
and "a, touch at Santa Cruz and Men
terey.
RUPassengers for San Francis . take
the train i0I Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles ut as O'Clock p. NJ. Los An
geles time.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
iB:3m.
Marster's SeIf.ReguiatIng
r e ED Err

Ia the only Feeder manufactured that feeds
without moving all the straw in a body, con.
sequently giving more regular feed than It IL
possible to obtain with q draper feeder, IL
leeds the whole length Of the cylinder; it is
easily changed TO iced fast or slow as desired;
caves the labor OF two men and does not re-
The separator needs no alteration with the
exception Of the removal Of feed hoard to &C.
cure II Ia position. and doea not have to DO
taken on when moving. It requires but lit
tie power to run 1t, and has no complicated
parts liable to get ont Of order. Its srlccees
having been fully demonstrated, cordially
invite All parties Interested to call and Judge
o. ieA mertes- Tor full Particular address
FL. NARsTERe.
oacalEtuns cal
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This invention places within the reach
II every family the mean. OIL procuring
pure and Wholesome water. IL viii. re-
oreign matter. mud, sand, alkaIi, ETC.,
thoroughly cleansing and also 0,Oiing
tue water BY reason If Its being m AIDE OF
porous pottery. 10 u degree health er and
pieasantei to drink than ioe water.
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Frishtfnl Acoidant n T vo-Y car
Old Child.

inorning a little two
~ vi Mr.. Peter Peters,
- Aqua Mailsa, was Ne
, by heing run over by q
!. Peters was driving
Mild had, unknown to
ID the surveillance Of lis
4 followed him to the
grain was tail enough
''iy hide the hoy and his
er saw him until the
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losANGELES WEEKLY aeRALC
Morning kilograms.


U"s"b o""'n.
MorAve. lime AZ Whita II
NJ Mitchell. W Ii P-trv. CSil.nt
HIM Smith. A Wagner. r Chris
Mr.I, Rn,,s.eau ~ n T.vIor. Al
Hamilton, g Norton, w Il Hunt.
Wash Marion. q r Grjswold
Mo..y, r,,..o p.C.I:. re-
rn..,,., .,.4i 49, A.. ~,.,,' ~
G.,. Co., 81" C,,.,r ,.' ua" ~,
1.n... "n, s A.Nv vvn''l y W
u w"n'' A. rn,;n ".un' =
n NMI. ~ - ~u'"n' - A""eu"
''
barton Canal roi's.
NEW YoRN June THE Tymoe
to-day u,,c,,,.es Ii,s D,r,.n c.n.i
tolls ~ estimated bv m. Com,n,I.
tea ~ Wavsnnd Means of m. I.t.
tnnvras.. AMI Saw, In viaw nf H.
rates If freight which have hesn
uaid Ear s.n iran, norta,Ion dn,t,,y
ihe pmst f.w ves,.. that ihev iave
b-e,, excsssiv.lv hiyh. m, draw
grain sl,ument- from Calif,r,ia ="
Liverpool by this route the Times
Thinks the toll must he graduste
s.,. "' -, " o,s"'' Hnu nneo y.
pOIut WHICH Will allow Tie 6hlr.
0wiier to make u saving In the cost
Of sailing his vessel, as on an aver
age The gain will not be nUre than
OIe-liIiid the time, by using
the canal, further than the
circuit0us routes now fOl-
" ".,,o,it not = az ." ,',r .or co., oa
portion than this to the freight
money received for Transporting
mereiIauaise. Ifthi. rate ,s main-
taihei, tile canal Can hardly he
said to be an advantage to ship
owners aud shippers, AS they would
make fully rs much without it Us
with II. But In the scale Ut tolls
prepared by the Ways and Means
Committee, this limit has h-en
greai ~ exceeded. 1t Is har.l ne
esssry to say that viii, u toll of IS
per tom none of the vessels employ
ed upon these great ocean routes
could sfford to use the short cut at
the lslhmus.
a.. c.
-,
NEW YORK, June I'm the suit
entered between congressman
Chittenden aud General Butler. To
test tho validity ut rt-l-sues Of legal
iender notes III tlme"f i,eao-. Judge
BiAlcii'Ord gave pro lorna decis.
ion, overruling the rlA,niiff's de-
murrer to the defendants amended
answer, giving Judgment for dee
fetdant aud disniissing the COM
plaiht, In order that All appeal
might BIZ had to the United States
Supreme Court before the October
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MIrsICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Dramatic recitals by Miss Dora French, who
will De assisted by Mr. George VI ldenho, Will
CbickeIiIg Hail tile eVrning
The SIidgets will depart from the Masonic
Temple Hal. the close OF tho present week Their
long season 90 1as been steadily prosperous and they
have aroused curiosity OF scientists rs well as the
general public.
NJ. Neil Burgess, who IS acting in new
and commended play by Mr. ID r. 'ooke-beter known
IS Petroleum. v Nasby-olled widow 3edOtt Writes
70 say that no IL vishful not to DO cOpfounded with
Cool" Burgess. the Ethiopian dtliheator
The appearance of Nine. Modjeska rs
Camille AZ the Grand Opera Jouse. has been attended
with success The play t. given every evening and at
the Wednesday and f9tuift." auneos " East Lynne"
II Id sud, will be tfOt sLt u bon.
Mr. Days play, ph jAe basis Of NJ. Zola's
"LA,soGOr" is IN Ave acts SBd contains twelve tab
leaus. Miss Maud Granger Miss Ada Rcban. Mira sedey
Smith, Mi1s LH-a Thorpe. Mrs. Nina Feitb, Mr. Harry
Meredith Nj. o. i. Rugged Mr.. Ed ard Coleman aud
others IN the USst.
The next quartet concert Of Standard Hall
will take place Thursdal syening, May s. Tho
programme will comprise tie schumsnn Quartet In e
nat top Az for piano aud strings; tao Andante from
Mozars minor string quartet; the Sonata for piano
and volonoelo Of Beethoven Top. g. and Schuborts
minor string quartet TOP. 29j. SIR Rummel will
he tho pianist, and the quartet wi cOnsst hereto
fore OF Brandt, Schwartz hstz.a and Bergner
TIC concert will begin 1t half-past O'clock
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HARPER & BROS.
\ .1r,.Iin..1lrrre.

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was conspicuous for its absence among those who
came to witness the ceremony II fine dressing means
display. The pulpit was verv handsomely decorated
with flowers. Smlax and white pinks relieved the
angles OF the altar. There was a large bouquet on
either side. and large floral shield rested against
pinks bearing the initials Of the bride +. J. H."
IN red and violet. Since the brides initials hap
pened to be the same after the knot tied, the
shield had double significance.
While the friends were assembling there were
played on the organ the overture and a selection
from Bizet's Garment" selections from Nerdrs
" Aida" LIng6nue" tGavottel. by Arditi, and
arrangement of Puafore." Balfc's Ever be
Happy served as the incoming march, the WEI
ding procession being led by ushers, L. :. MILL
ken, j. A. Miller, jr, ;. C. Root, H.. L. Tinker, w.
ii. Belcher and Chalmers Wood. Next came hTs.
Fletcher Harper the amt of the bride, escorted ~
leaned on the of her brother, Fletcher uring
Harper. The bride looked very beautiful IN whitc
satin dress, with point lace veil and diamond orn-
ments. She carried y bouquet of white roses. me
four bridesmaids wore silk and saln cOmhined, anu
carried bouquets OF red roses. They were MISS
Miss Haght. The grOomsmen were IL. x. Harper
William HaIght, Frederick Iiaight and w. d. Haf-
per. .
The Rev. d.. o. II. TIFFANY. pastor of st. PANS.
performed the ceremony. Joseph Harper beihg
absent III Europe, the bride WAS given away Dy her
brother. Fletcher Urling Harper The ogganst ol
the church. Walter X Johnston, played a sou ac-
compartment during the ceremony, ana as the
bridal party Withdrew from the church Mcnoel-
ssohn's wedding march was played InneuIattls,
after the ccrcLlOny reception. which was NM. en-
TO members of the families, gwen 20 the new
mother, Ms Fletcher Harper. No. IA West twenty
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4 WEDDING IN TIE HARPER FAMILY.

MARRIAGE OF MISS HEN JANE HARPER TO THO
DOBE HAIGHT.
A brilliant wedding took place last evening at st.
Paups Methodist Episcopal Church, ct Fourth-ave.
and Twenty -second-st. The bride -7as Ellen Jane,
daughter OF Joseph Harper. of the late Fletcher
Harper, one of the original Harper brothers. The
bridegroom was Theodore Haight. son OF Edward
Haight, the retired banker Tho wedding was an
nounced for 1870 o'clock, and smOss on tho minute
the wedding procession was advancing down the
main aisle TO the altar.
The church presented brilliant appearance.
Both the body of the chu,ch and the galleries were
filed to Overlooking with the friends of the bndo
and groom. The numerous mem,srs of tbe Harper
family occupied seats in tho forward pews. great
many young ladies were present. Fine drossing
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no vvop,dn't unless his wife did she saiu ~
pu' M ,r,o the papers and she didn't wish 'olhS :"
81 sbe had gone TO pieces compietetI; ~ t ther
s8N id neople Yielded 10 the U.s. ~, cofillou
two olu pVSSencod not q waltz exactly, nut co'llV"'
oS thn distinguished actor, William war
VI "a mot no is thoroughly well-Tead man III
ron N de,,rtmenis OF English literature anu n''
"o-- ,,,,,rv associations When in Lohooh onoo "o
-. -, SOC Charles Dickens. " Nhal ""i" ,
-, Nv Warren describing his WISH W '"V '
:, NJ 90 ,soed yours as a labOrer wouiu' Al" MS
,t1itno his whole face became au'u,o.' ~ 80
neared from II, e was trahsi -, Ga,
p...,,,o WAS with Jefferson in the Nauonsi "ai-
81" r,,,,e,,, came ill., looking like sailor Win
-, ,o,,, collar and black silk handherchieL INC
-. ,,,..,r,,or- ,eaeral OF India, owen Mereu''u'
mot hero in Boston ON one occasion VIZ" "iS ,",u,l
no had ms at the Albion ana h"u Gnu VIZ" 80"
n - r,,rteet type OF an aristocrat ana nooiei'"
~ ar i,,elned TO be. tall, slender refined iea-
80 With handsome eyes, hair cuIled ugh'y IN nE''
'U,'u' ,,s ON his shapey head like some Apollo
anisony Trolope once jouneyed 10 Ne"-hgISS;
II was in old days ana J0S ran Quincy Knew
SSo be was and struck NC an i any 49, va.
,,ip Was most delightful. rroope had ht'ie' mart"
dumpy fists
SEVILLE. April 30.-King AlphonsO has az
-, rr 10 attend the funeral OF the late Princess
Christina. IN, ,,o
pms. April 30.-SenOr Ruiz Gorilla. who
-. Non rcpeatedIy refused permission to reside in
Iruce has now been informed that the prohibition Is
Withdrawn
RrRIIS. April 3O.-Prince Bismarck, who
10 remained in town throughout the holidays VIII
lav for Bs country seat aIter the hnahcai ueOae III
The Reichstas Is finished
LONDON. April 3O.-A Berlin dispatch says
the Government has agreed TO pay TO tho eN-tlHocn
Mr. Of Hanover tho value Of he'll settlement ana pi-
nroperiy from the Guelph fund but adheres 70 the
rIcyous refusal 10 permit her to icsGe IN tAc Ose OIL
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