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Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
THE FIRE RECORD.
Burning Of a New York Factory-A ]
 brary i'm Flames.

BuTnfng or a New YOrk Factory-A L1-
 brary i'm Flames.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-At 10:30 tonight fire broke out in the fve-story brick building 4s6 Pearl street, occupied by August Vahler, man. ufacturer of picture and looking glass frames. The stock was damaged SIS, ,ooO. The stock of A. E. Barnes $ Co.,, chair manufacturer, next door. was damaged $5,o0O The build ing was damaged $5, 900.
 FREDER1cKToN, N. B., Feb. ,25.-Fire broke out at ten o'clock this evening in the library adjoining the House of Assembly building. one wing of which has been completely destroyed and the main build ing is very much damaged. The library is in sured for $15, 1000 and the building for $4. GOO. It is thought that all the library books will be saved, but some very valuable ones kept in the committee room will probably be destroyed.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
rspeoi.loorrsspondenoeofthe the JounsAnAsD ooun1,

JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,)
 No. r Wall street, New York,
 Feb. 25, 1880. ) The stock market opened weak and feverish under demoralizpg influences of the raid of ste yes terday afternoon and further decline the result of the combination being led by Western Union, Erie Iron Mountain Atlantic X Pacific Telegraph, Pacific Mail and Hannibal & St. Joseph. Oonsidering the pressure to which the market has been subjected the extraordinary threats which have been made respect ing the money market and gold shipments, it must be said that the market has shown surprising sesdiness An inherently weak market would have given way two or three times as much as the present set back.
 The Bond Reinforcement bonds were dul and devoid of interest," but the whole steady to firm.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
Butter and Eggs

A RE selling very fast at the New Haven Butter A Store. Some new customers were astonished to such prices where they had paid 10c more pound
 In fact ths is the headquarters to for Butter and Eggs. Butter selling the last week. Eggs at 16c per dozen. Also be had the finest Tea and Coffee for little money without check at the New Haven Butter and Coffee Store, He Congress avenue.
 f21 A. & H. FRHLBERG.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
WANTED.

ENGLISH, Scotch, American Colcred girl, A to do housswork in "a first family out of the city. To the right one with good recommendations, good situation is offered. Apply at Library Rooms,
 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
w.- nen.rtu,t weather Observatton..

War Departnn't Weather Observations. Taken at t7a. m., p. m., ?. m.-February 25.- Barometer, 30.142, S0.050 29.s46 Thermometer, ,26 miles per hour, o, 2 4. Weather, cloudy, cloudy, cloudy. Maximum Thermometer, A degrees. in inches .00. Maximum Velocity of Wind, miles ger hour.
 VIM. D. WEIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. 8. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
WANTED.


NDY A YOUNG, neat aud tidy girl, Q situation to do ND second work in a private family, nurse girl to take the CATS of one two children she give good reference. Can be seen for one week at
 f25 2t+ 6OIARK STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
Offer the lowest reasonable rates

0nn BBLS Fresh Ground Flour. A large SOO stock of Canned Goods of every kind. A complete stock Of fancy shelf goods.
 Fine Creamery and Dairy Butter. Extra Mess No, l, No. and No. Mackerel in 20 ID kits.
 A large stock of Laundry Soap.
 Fine Tea, Coffee and Pnre Spices speciality. complete stock of Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors
 Scotch and English Ales Dublin Stout and London Porter.
 Several kinds Imported Champagne.
 Great Western Champagne made at Hammondsport, N. F., nearly equal to French wine, at much less price.
 Clarets from ordinary to hnest grades. Register copy. f26 2d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26

IN VERY PLEASANT, steam-warmed machine \ shop in the country, where there saloons
 and few temptations allure the laborer spend earnings, half dozen good men, skilled in lathe and
 planer work and finishing. Industrious men, willing
 to do the square thing and desiring steady and good pay and to their wages, find opportu- nifty with H. B. BROWN & CO,
 E0c
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
DEATHS.

MARKELL Bethany, Feb. 21st Levi M. Marks, aged sS years-probably the oldest man in the town , ANDREw-In Cornwall Feb. 19, of pneumonia, Jane A. Andrew, wife of John T. Andrew in the 66th year of her age.
 CAsE-In this city, Wednesday morning, Feb. 25th, Harlin Case, aged S9 years. Funeral from the residence of his son. O. F. Case ss Clark street, Thursday, Feb 26th, at o'clock D. m Relatives and friends of tue family invited to tend without further notice. BRADLEY-In Madison, Feb. l4th. Noah Bradley. BIsHOP-In Middletown, Feb. 10th, Mrs. W. A. Bishop, widow of the late Giles Bishop, aged s6 years.
 OoRNIsH-In Hartford, Feb. 24th, George W. Cor nish, aged AT years and months. MANsFIELD-In Middletown, Feb. 22, Mrs. Louisa M, widow of Gen. J. K. F. Mansfield, and eldest daughter of the late Samuel Mather.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
NOTICE
District of New Haven ss. Probate Court, |

District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,l
 February 24th, 1880. [ UPSTATE of LA FAYETTE F. ROOT, late of New fNf Haven in said District deceased.
 he Court of Probate for the District of New Haven beref for fine Creditors said Estate exhibit claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present feir aceounts properly attested within said tne will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to FRFDERIOK g ROOT, Administrator f25 2dIWs with the Eip annexed,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
WANTED.

50 Experienced Corset Stitch
 CTS. A few will be taken to learn, by FOy. Harmon <s EO. tfuIt
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
WANTED.

WANTED.
 S29I CLOTHES AVENGERS to repair. NEY GEORGE D. LAMB, THE WRINGER MAN, MD 199 Chapel Street,
 Where you ina the best Clothes WrDgers, Carpet Sweepers, Washing Machines, Fluting Machines Tea and Coffee Pots, Granite, Iron and Britannia Ware, Tin, Crockery Glass and Wooden Ware American and Imported Baskets, Oil and Gas Stoves, large riety Of first class House Furnishing Goods at pr ces. 9F Try RichardsOn's Original I1ll- tie Washer, the best in use. de d&wIy
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
MARRIAGES.

HALE-WooDARD-In Morris, Feb. 22, Ar thur D Hale, of Litchheld, and Miss Ida M, Woodard, of Morris. HOLOHAN-BALDWIN-In Morris, Feb. 2s, Wil- liam HolohAn and Miss Mary J. Baldwin, both of Morris.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
Wanted ImmediateIv

A YOUNG couple (swlss) wish situations for gen. "A eral work in private family, in city country. The wife ia good cook Best of references. Inquire at
 f95 2t# THIS OFFICE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
S. brctZfc|dcl'S
 GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE, SIP Chapel Street.

Bretxfelder SIP Dolmans for $4.95. BreGZfelder f20 Do mans at $l1 98. BreGZfe1der $l0 Diagonal Cloaks S44S BreGZfeIder $12 Black Beaver Oloaks $6.9S. BreIzfeIder Misses Cloth Listers $25O. RKelZfelder Waterproof Ooaks $3. BreIZfeIder Chidren's Cloaks $L 50, $2, $2.5O. BreIzfe' der Lsdies' Cashmere Suits $s. BretZfelder Beaver shawls $4 98. BretzfeIder Rich Paisley Shawls $8.75 BreIzTeIder Dress Goods g. 10. 121Gc. BreSXfeG0er Matelasse Dress Goods 12Hc. RretXfelder Colored Cashmeres l2Nc. RreGzfeIder Black shmeres 19c. RrelzEelderI Black Cashmeres 46c, former price 75 BrefzTeider Black Six Velvet P in. wide, s2.se. BreGZfeIder Black Velveteen 35c. BreIZfelder Heavy Black Dress -iIk 75c. BreIZfeIder Good Black Satin 65c. HBreIZfelder Real Torchon Lace Sc yard. EBPeIZfeIder Hamburg Edging Sc yard. BretZfelder Valencennes Lace 1c yard. BretzTeIder Tr1nming Edgings 1c yard. BreIZEelder Ladies' hemise 29c BretZfeI der Ladies' Drawers 29c. BreIzfelder Ladies White Skirts 29c. RsrelzfeIder Ladies' Scarlet VesrsS SI. RreIZs elder Ladies' Scarlet Drawers S1. BreuZfelder Mems Scarlet Drawers 75c. BretZfelder One Dollar Oorsets at 39c. BrelZfelder Corset ts 75c, worth Sl. .25. B'etZfelder eIandt Kid Gloves S5c. BrsIZ' elder button White Kid Gloves 76c. BreIzEeIder Miss B Fleecy Lined Cotton Hose 7c. BretZfelder Shaker Flannel 15c. RreIZfeBder Cotton Batting g. pound. BFe1ZfeIder Heavy Oheviot ehirtlng Sc. BreIZfelder Good Bed Ticking Sc. BrelZfeIder IGiDgham mbrellas 35c. BreIzTeIder SIR Umbrellas $1.6O. Rre.zGeider Double width WSter2Foof Water 2F 49c
 
 EBreEZ elder English Table Oil Cloth soc. BretZEe1deri iHuck Towels, 1k yds. long, 1Oc. RreIZfelderl lTvllled Towel1nZ yard. Hre1Zse10er Linen Napkins 65c dog. RFegZfelderI Linen hurt Fronts Sc. BreIZfelder Irish Shrtng Linen 25c. Bre1Zfelder Diaperipg 75c piece. BretZfelOer Black Worsted Braid Pc piece. RreIZfelder Corset Steels Sc each. BreIZfeldeE Garter Elastic 5c yard. BretZfelder Pins Sc paper. BreIZfelder Hair Pins lc a paper. BreIZfe Id CT Safety Pins sc 8 doz. Bre1Zfe Ider Twilled Taps 1c roll. BretZfel0 CT 100 yards epoo2 Silk Sc. BreS Zfe1 er 500 yards Machine Thread 4c, Bre1ZfeIder n hite Plque 7c. HreIZfelder White Swiss Muslin &c., Bretzfelder Plaid Nainsook 125Sc.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26

 As& TRACT OF LAND on Columbus street :; kS contains Il GOO square feet; will be sold for EzA the low price of $500; bargain. Also House on West street for $1 100; small amount down par gain; cost years ago $2,sO0.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, f23 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
CHEAP

CHEAP. essA TO RENT House with eleven rooms on Or Eg chard street. near WhalIey avenue, arranged for E&a one or two families. Inquire of
 GEORGE GUNN, foOt 77 Admiral Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
Zeal @state.
FOX RENT,

<nkA A LARGE STORE in the best location on Ohap-
 h st. for clothing, boots and shoes or groceries. HsA Ready for occupancy My 1st. Address
 f25t LOOK BOX 1,097, City.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
Wanted Immediately.

VI anGeO 1mIn6UldC01Ss A experienced nurEe to take of small chill A dren. Apply in the evening, between seven and eight o'clock, at
 f25 2t 63 WHITNEY AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26

GIRLS WANTED, sNO MAKE Paper Boxes. NEW HAVEN PAPER BOX CO.,,
 198 Chapel Street, f9tf Quinnipiac Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
WANTED.

AHA A TENEMENT of four rooms. within ten Es:ii minutes walk from the City Market. Address, EasA stating terms and location,
 fox D ROx 016
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26

S5,OOO 1 weeks 1%innP % pay S0as' 0no handssd i dollars bonus addition to regular interest," and give ample security twenty thousand dollars worth of personal property. Only those having the money, or the means of raising it, need apply Address, with full name, stating when an interview may be had,
 fI3 If HH, w. s." Courier Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-26
RENT WANTED.

 %ss* FROM MAY 1st, convenient house, contain &4S ing or rooms, located south of Grand ant EzHA east of State streets. Address, J. K. B. f26 3ts P O. Drawer l5 New Haven
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-30

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aeaen 6os Sdbrs17S9 cDnfpirireH, un6
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Der tueiBen 5nbne itil0 6eusn iuel9e Der
~nationaler SABINE trei finb. gs lit
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fion unb feiner @rrnojdse ipieber be-
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mir ielbit 5u fem, iudre bic uubeiluOnfte
b~ieieniae, fpelde unS Dor ben Gugen Der
Station Iolibnril9 nit ben Soffnungen
bes alien Resimes ma6te unb uns per
~leitete, bic @eieseebun9, 6eren nrbeber
Rnpoleon 1T, 5u %perleu9nen u1o uns 5u
@ebilfen Der auf ale 3eiten berlrtbeil>
ten 8artei ftempelte, tpel9e Die Religion
6asu erniebriste, bas Rerf5eus Der Sci,
beni1aften un6 Der 8erednunsen elmer
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.niliiation, Dem @erpiien unb Der tpabT
rem Sreibeit feinbli9 lit. = Wa6en sic
BON meinem 8riefe ben @ebralid, Der
ibnen atuedmdBis f9eint; ::es tpir6 mid
penn berIelbe bic 3uitimmrng
unIerer Sreunbe erbdlt.
RapOleOn 8onaparte SerOme.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-30
Der Srief Ses grinsem Rapoleon.

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| Serome HapUleOn, bes dlteiten Bond
partition, an feline Yartei, Ser 10 piel
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@ortlauf Dor.
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Sample Su ncbmen baben, Der 9e9en Die
uUn Der Se9ierutg erlaiienen 9ecrcte
iiber Die religiDien SroensgemeinI6aftcn
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mei1e Weimun9, uno i6 bin burdaus
ni6t perlegen, Sbnen bieIel6e ausSu=
iprefen. SD liebe es ntdt, mild in
S~tiai6Dei9en iiber %finItere llmtriebe
~ett5ubuuen, unb CLAUDE, baB man bur6
6reimutb bas Sertrauen eincs 8ultes,
ipte bas uniere, geiuinnt. Gin Hapoleon
fbnnte, pbne ieinen llr1prlitg 5u perleug=
men, ii6 nt6t ais Seino, iueber Der &e=
ligion, nod Der &epolutipn 5ei9en. Die
&eli9ion, bat mein Sbeim alf ct. Sez
lena 9ein9t, lit Die StiiBe Der Sittlidfeit,
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meiner Samilie 1900 pie 1S4S tuar, Die
&euplution npr ben llnterne9rnurQen Der
rODaliitii6en Eeactipn Su retten. Nas
ppleon bat bur6 bas @oncproat oieIe
beiben 9lei6 un;erlt6rbaren, pbiuobl na6
gtatur uto llriprun9 1ebr Derl6ieoenen
Srdfte matchmaker per1Dbnt. Sn Die
lem unIterbli6en @erfe umqren3te or
nit DEM S6ariblide bes Series oas be-
trefenoe @e6iet Der Stride uro oes
States, iiderte Der @eIeqi6aft oas foits
barite aller Glitter, ben reli9ipIcn Srieoen, |
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ten BON @e9nern beoro9en bieie llrtlinoe |
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tratie, iuel6e nDn Der &iidfebr our fned3z
tenoen unb unbuloiamen Characterization
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ltlng, tuelfe Die Srganiiirung Der Sc
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SD mar tets Der @eaner bieIer
betoet ertremen Gniprii6e mt0 tueroe es
tets bleiben. @enn Die Gbi6affuna bes
Budgets oes gultIs ooer Der &irben
.3eforoert miro, peroe ib oen5elben oerz
tbeioi9en. Die neueIten 9ecrete bilben
letfte Terfol9un9 uro Iirto MIR Die Riid=
81 Der rnerldBliden 8egel bes Of
entli6en &e6tes. Der @runbInb, Der
'ns 8eiteben zines relisi6Ien Orbens
'er ueberfundung uno grlaubniB Der
5taats9etunlt unterfpirft, finoet fid in
Hen @eIeni6nften pieoer; Selbit Die
baben i'm anerfarnt; i'm
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i'd arf Die @eiebe oes &aiIertbums
tiisen nno neil fie Die MIR Su lange perz
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lnte Nrt, ii6 als 8urrapartifen s1 err
'etien. Ober neil fie bas 9Berf Der s
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5runoias unb pbne Mpral iperben aus 4
,aB etn Gut aus Der Sanb suriidz i
open, Die baiielbe barbietet. Sber +
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-30
@ranborn mnS senSertoot.

gSas malt iii Nmerifa I'M &moemeineir
0rilnbprt rennt, bciBt in Colorado
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nldt nuf Crime @i%nipunoercr, 1uuocrr
CRIME 9ulbIuder ait9eiucuoct, Die Slz
mciit ans ben StGotcn fomnlen ltto nit
ibren Der StrnpnScn rneelpDbnten liar
ten 6ilBden" Der peiten 8cram6ri6e,
ocS ruTIbcu &liuuaS, Der bartcn Nrbcit
lIrIO Der Otclen GntbebrurgeH, Die Scocr
nit i'll Den Snrf nebmen miB, Der niht
ilbcr cine 9cfiiltc SDrle perfii9t, gum
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2I Iltb lno Srpmmeit DON Colorado
&Iitiacn uno sur &nrnutg fiir Cart
fiiBe brudcn mir fpl9enbe Mittbeiluna
aus 0cnocr ab:
n@eun a i'll bieii9en 8ldttern Ell
ncm Stem bcgegnet, iuie etipn Dem fol-
0cnoen: ,@elteru Nbcno lanate Subn
Smith nit nod iieben jult9en 9euteI aus
Ybilaoclpbia bier an. sic iperocn 1id
nnd) Dem 8lrnnilun bcgeben"-iu lit man
periubt Su frn9en, ipelde Sbcc Iib Die
iuu9cn 9cIte pum @lInniIpn @ebict ma
den uto pb lie uicllei6t 9lnuber, ein
GRIP nddI Dem @unniIon fuGre ur9efabr
10 mic ein NnsI ling na6 Sonbp Springs,
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nod elmer Der iieben YBilabetpbier baz
ben ie cine 5uBtUur bur6 Die @ebirae
gcmnft. Som SrpIpetten baben lie
nibt Die 9erin9Ite Sbee. Sic Iino auBcr
Staube, @alena pom @ploquarb III I'M
tcrIdcibcr, iuern lie e5 leben urto ipiIicn |
niht, Oh Suefiilber auf Butter poer auf
Supicrplattcn bcnubt miro.
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mo buffen bort ibr Slid III mafcn |
lInn rcihe Nfinen III entoede1 ltno nit |
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I'M tornnlelbcn Serbfte iiber oas @lnni=
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Mineral BON Der @rouberf1ddc aug 5u
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derfoot nber, unbefiimnerf Inn bas tpas
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9etban itilo 9elfrie6en miro, tappt blinbz
lungs ms Seroerben binein. Sa bilft
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lt1IB i'm eben rubis ieiner @eae -aehen /
lalleu. @r muBafir fid Iel6if ausfins
Den. Sreili6 fuerben babel audi aar
mas idabets?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-04-30

Grant, nod ben Giimpfen cling, nm
NOos 5u fammeln. BORT anselnngt,
kabe Der Batter bpn eineut 8aum eineH
5tDei nib Elm BALI 55ll8eii &niitfel ges
|brD6en, NIT ben &c 1ariter aberr &DpE
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Grant befabl e ii BEN Gal6 iefner
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that. &ur5 nabber geTeIIte fi9 Der 8as
ter 81 inn unb tbeilte INN nit, baB
Turner in &rdmpfen ~seitorben iei. Der
Batter babe bann Die 2eide beimgebradt
unb lei mad Der Citation sesansen.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
Resolutions Of Respect

At meeting of the Los Angeles
Bar, held in the Superior Court
room, In the city Of Los Angeles,
on the 10th day of July, 1880, to
take action relative to the death OF
Isaac Hartman, Cameron e Thorn,
ESQ, was chosen Chairman and
Stephen NJ. White, Esq, Secre-
tary.
On motion, the Chair appointed
A. J. King, s. Haley, A. FL. Chap
man and Thomas H. Smith, E.qrs.,
a committee to draft suitable reso-
lutions expressive of the sense of
meeting.
The committee, through A. J.
King, Chairman, presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that in the death of
Isaac Hartman, which took place
in Los Angeles city on the 10Th
day of July, 1880, the Bar of this
county has lost one of its Oldest,
most experienced and able MEM
bers.
BY his kindness of heart, his
quiet, calm, dignified department,
his conscientious and faithful dis
charge of his duties as member of
an honorable and useful profession,
and by his eminent learning and
ability as lawyer, he merited and
received the respect and esteem of
the Courts before which, and his
professional brethren among whom,
he practiced, aud also from the
community at large in which he
resided.
1t is for us, who knew him so in
timately and well, to bear witness
that he not only possessed rare
legal mind aud that degree of cul-
ture and learning that placed him
in the front rank of his profession,
but, better far, that more pure and
noble gift, warm, kind, generous
heart.
RESOLVED, That the committee
present the foregoing resolutions
TO the Superior Court of Los An
geles county and request the Court
that the same be spread upon its
minutes.
c. T.. THoM, Chairman.
STEPHEN NJ. WHITE, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
Los ANGELES, July 90, 1880.
Martin Lehman, ESQ.,, Brother
District Convention OF Bee Keepers

At the suggestion of many api-
arists, who think that convention
of those engaged in honey-produc-
ing should be held this Fall, and
believing that such general meet
Ing would materially advance the
interests of this branch of industry
in Southern California, | name the
Goth aud 2lst days of October, 1880,
at Los Angeles, California, AS the
time and place for holding such
convention, that being during the
session of the Horticultural and
Agricultural Fairs. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all apiarists
in the State, and to all ladies and
gentlemen who feel an interest in
the science Of agriculture.
G. J. Fox,
Pres. San Diego Bee.Keepers' As
ISOLATION.
N. LEvERING,
Acting Sec'y Los Angeles Bee
Beepers' Association.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-21
How They Wed on the Frontier
fSiouX, Dakota, Pantagraph.]

TSioux, Dakota, photographic
Probably there has never beer in
this country so much glorification
over "A wedding as that which made
Nils Peterson aud Mali a. Aansen
man and wife. The ceremony was
performed last Friday at st. Olaf
Church, north of Sioux falls, by
the Rev. q. Sando. The couple
were accompanied to church by
twenty-five wagon loads of friends,
and from there they went to the
home of the groom, near Republi-
eau Postotfice, nine miles from
heres were the g!Orification was
held. Feastipg and dancing COM
menced right away, aud We're kept
up until the following Tuesday.
Part of the time there were rs
many as 200 guests present, aud
during the whole four days there
was steady stream going and
coming. There is no way of know
ing how many were there alto
gelher, but the preparations made
for their entertainment Indicate
something of "a crowd. For meat,
two large oxen were roasted whole,
all of which was devoured; loo
pounds of white fish was also serv-
ed, together with liberal supplies
OF cavIare; bread aud pastry
enough for u regiment, aud cheese
such as Is made in the old country
was spread prodigally during the
whole time. The supplies OF drink
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He was saying, as he scratched a
lucifer on the side Of u house, ~
like these houses with sanded
paint; nice when you want to
strike a match, you know 'Ts
that so?n she asked demurely; II
wish 1 lived In house with sand.
ed paint"-and then she looked
things unutterabIe. If he had
asked "What for?n she would have
hated him. But he didn't; he took
the hint, and the match was struck
then and there.
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The Justices and Constables.

The Board of Supervisors, after
taking cousel with the District At
torney, passed the following reso-
lation yesterday morning:
Resolved, That when the procla-
nation Is issued calling for the
election OF Justices of the Peace
aud Constable 1t be made for the
election of one Justice of the Peace
aud one Constable for Los Angeles
Township and one Justice of the
Peace for Los Angeles city, pro-
vided that the county shall In no
manner become or be liable for the
salary OF said City Justice, or fol
the expenses attending said office