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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12

FROM Mr.. William Pridham, the
agent OF Wells, Fargo & Co. at
this point, we learn that the de-
mAnd from the East for Los Ange-
Iss fruits and vegetables is now
oonsidsrable and promises to be
great from such points as Lead
willie, Denver, Kansas City and nu-
msrous places in New Mexico.
With . commendabls enterprise,
-6n the opening OF the new trans
sentimental road, Mr.. Pridham
shipped sample packages Of our
fruits and vegetables to merchants
at every easily accessible point in
the East. Without an exception
they arrived In capital condition,
and this sagacious experiment has
been followed by numerous orders,
which gain In volume every day.
For Instance, the train to-day will
carry quite ton Of soil products to
Las Vegas, New Mexico. The fact
b that Los Angeles county Is to-
day ysarning and groaning for a
large Influx Of men who answer to
the market gardeners OF the East.
II the industrious Germans, who
make competencies on the hilIsides
OF Cincinnati and other Eastern
cities. by raising early "garden
truck" will only come here they
will enrich the section and them
solves - WE'LL. Los Angeles county
really presents the best field to
these industrious people. They
can simply flood the continent with
early potatoes, tomatoes and green
peas. What Norfolk has been to
New York, Los Angeles can be to
the whels American continent,
With two months advance In the
date Of supplies. We have a be.
nevolsnt purpose in calling atten-
tten 10 this newly opened field.
Los Angeles county, while the
Whole United States is wrapped in
the Figors Of winter. is the real hot.
house Of the North American con.
tinsnt. With our ability to pro-
duos green peas, In the open air, In
overy month Of the year, our mar
ket gardeners will simply be mas
ters Of the situation. Their number
should be increased ten.fold
Within . year. To the ordi-
nary garden truck we are
able to add the semi.tropical
fruits In an attractive form which
nlmply retlres the green picked
ftult Of the Mediterranean and the
Weet Indies. The wine and brandy
lntefests and the cereals Of Los
ADgslss county have already an
nn1arod status, and . promise of
phsoemsnai growth. Our market
lneoens and orange and lime and
|omen groves will advance with
|te1a In sven pace. We issue q
|ee1lal Invitation to the truck
og1eneg to csms and abide with
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12

Euu1H can be no question Of the
~ That : correct appreciation Of
~ valus Of Los Angeles real %.
~ b spfsadIpg very rapidly
4fpaoh California, and the won.
IN = thet this just and natural
~ = thinSs shouId. have been
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
Eerald STEAM Printing House.

80 fasiliiiss Of the HERALD steam
rran11ns aeass for doing job work are not
,S11rSespsd TN California outside Of San
|D1nnG1Doo and Sacramento. All work en-
vos1oa 10 ~ Will bs executed with neat
- and dispatch at the lowest living
rSam
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
To the Public.

Having sold my stock OF harness, sad.
dies, etc, also good will, to Mr.. GEORGE
W. PEACHEY, lately of Lassen county,
but formerly OF Stockton and Marysville,
ask my old friends and patrons to con-
tinue their trade and influence in his
behalf. Thanking all for their past kind
support, bespeak a continuance of the
same to my successor.
e. H. WORKMAN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
FOR EICN.
B.AcOus nend's Condition.

B,acOus II etd's Condition.
LONDON, April 11th.-Beacons-
fields condition is very critical, al
though physicians have not aban-
doned hope.
Tho ReEictdts.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 11th.-
Prisoner Jailobatf in q speesh at
the conclusion of the trial of the
Nihilists, asked as favor that his
last speech in his defense might be
printed and published word for
word. Sophie Pioffsky asked that
she be dealt with regardless Of sex.
The prisoners received their sem
tences with perfect calmness and
Indifference.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
sv.CrAL NOTICE.

Hessafss notacss Of companies, soc'e-
~, churches, etc.,, Will only be inserted
n che UvnAlp a. paid advertaseme It's.
W rossRvs, Tor Places Of Worship, graf
= aizseGagy,, which Will appear every
Gnnday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
LOst-.-LiberaI Reward,

A lady's GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
lost between Fifth street and Providen-
cia Ranch. A liberal reward Will be paid
to the finder. Leave at Lazarus's book.
store. as
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
wANTs-.LosT-FoUND.
W anted.

A woman, or man and wife, to take Q
furnished house and board three per.
sons; enquire at office of DIR. A. 8.
6HoRB, spring street, near corner OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12

Five hundred dollars worth of
secondhand clothing wanted At
No. 8 Aliso street.
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Wanted.

Situation as bookkesper or office
clerk. Address f. A. T., Herald office.
al2 81
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LAND FOR SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.

A COVERED CORTLAND WAGON IN
"A complete order, Double Harness,
Horse and Carriage Blankets, Bearsktn Nat,
Etc.
Enquire at office Of Cosmopolitan Hotel,
or see for few days at
T. .. sEvERANCE's,
aplO3t Adams street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
NEW TODAY.
Wanted.

A PARTNER WITH 500, for a good
paying manufacturing business. Address
PAUL L. KRUG, POslotfice, Los. Angeles,
Cal. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
FURNISHED ROOMS,
TREES, TREES.

10000 sEE1LING RI HHI JsaG, ORANGE s,An 81
American seed, for sale at
MRS. H. SHAW'S NURSERY,
On San Pedro street, between Adams
and jefferson streets. m2O-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
w anted.
Wanted.

A situation as hambermaid. seam.
stress or cook In a small family; coun-
ity. ap3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
Wanted.
MASONIC NOTICE.

i Angeles Lodge No. q. +. and A. NJ. are
hereby notified to attend the funeral Ol
their late Brother. M. KELLER, on TUES
DAY, April l2th. 1881, ct o'clock sharp.
Members Of Pentalpha Lodge No. 202 and
all Master Masons in good standing are par
tioularly requested to be present.
By order OF the W. n.
CHAS. SMITH,
1t Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
FOR SALE.

A beautiful BEE RANCH by the sea,
five miles north of Santa Monica; l2O
colonies Italian bees in prime order;
honey house, tanks and extractors;
dwelling house and furniture suitable
for small family. The best bee-field in
the world and the finest climate In
America, Address. by posF JOHN COX,
Santa Monica, Cal. fStt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
WASHINGTON GARDENS.

Mr.. p. LOISEAU has made arrange.
ments with Mr.. n. ". Waldron which
enable him to announce that, every Sum
day, beginning with Sunday, April 18th,
ances at this popular resort. In addition
there will be foOt-races, q shooting GAL
!ery and other ways Of amusing the pub
lie. A new programme every sunday.
Professor Kslmbach, Musical Director.
Admission-Grown persons, 49,; ehil-
had ohsraclsrs excluded apy.ln
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Wanted to Rent,

Centrally located, q bedroom and kitch-
D., Herald office. m29-Iw
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Unioa Telegraph Company.I
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK AMI EX
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
FOR SALE-FoR RENT,
For Sale or Rent.

A HOTEL BUILDING OF 16 rooms, at
Downey City.
Apply to M. d. CRAWFORD. IN 2stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12
a Deserted wifs suIc,d,s.


TUCSON, April 11th.-Mrs. f. M.
Hunter, wife Of G.. Hunter, former.
ly Superintendent of the Aztec
Mining Company, committed sui.
oide In this city yesterday by shoot.
ing herself with q revolver. Hunter
10 now engaged in mining opera.
tions in Sonora and some time ago
married q Mexican woman there,
His wife, who was residing in Eng.
land, heard of Hunters marriage
to the Mexican woman and about
three months ago came to this
place with the intention of going
to Sonora. The Coroner's Jury
found that she was driven to the
act by the psrfdious, cruel and In.
human treatment of her husband.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
4 Good asset.

The other Gay, down in Marysyillc, the
suit of one George Gambs against the :. X.
f Il. for damages incurred in last summers
excursion on-train-smash-up, came uP lor ifiai.
The case was evidently going in favor OF
the plaintiff, who had detailed hls terrible
injuries in pathetic manner whcn the
sympathetic foreman Of the jury wiped his
eyes and said:
You say, nay poor fellow, that the bag
earc car carried away three Of your ribs,
which will leave a dangerous and unslghtly
wound as long as YOU liyeY
81 did, sir, replied the victim, III a sad
voice
Just be kind enough to remove sufficient
clothing - that the jury can inspect the
"I-er-Id rather not" stammered the
witness. "I-er might catch cold. Isn't
the surgeons certificate cnnughY'
Yes: but we should like to know the
exact fact " said the foreman.
"Thi, hesitation looks very peculiar,
orovJcd the judge "Thc witness viii peel
at once, according to Revised STATUES 3il-
G3"
WoH. tie Ect l.. eeftlenen" said the
witness desperately WiPihe ihc PEI sPi' a'i'''
from his forehead. The fact Is, that J am
not the mashed up party myself Ny name
Is Skudder."
"Then what IN --.- dos men b. this
acfio-,7" thundcred Ills Honor.
"The action Is all right, may il please the
coGrt" zplanod the plaintiff. Gamb-
was al broke mp IN this isrolisiorl lust as
stated: bat rs he ha. hccn owing ne -, ,wl
for long time. and a pll tige. assets he bad
in tlc world was that holcin his side just
clapped a first lien on it. Last month he
was sent to Jail for sheep stealing, and so
thought I'd Just run the case on lis merits
So to speak. and take the chanccs.'
And although the railroad comPany's At
soyney moved nonsuit, the jury we're 81
inrressI. with the propriety Of the trans
action thsf ii,.v f~lvcn verdict iprt the amount
sud costs before tho Judge could be waked
up again in time to interfere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

lrem the Ae~s:
The in favor of $4,000 subscription
to extension of N. e p Railroad was almost
unanimous
The majority for Captain Joseph 4. Nul-
ton IN town and county is 2S4, for Clerk oi
Circuit Court, Colonel Riely's majority
over Mr.. Ward is Gj3.
Mr.. II. Clay Krebs has purchased hand
some lot on Washington street, opposite
Captain Huck's. and designs erecting re-
sidence ch il this summer.
Last Wednesday DIessrs. Boyd and other
commissioners sold the Greenwood lnlll
propcrtv and 12S acres Of land attached, to
Mr.. Charles B..IIanco0k for -, 100. John
Won Reiscn auctioneer.
City Sergeant Reed sold last Saturday, at
auction, the Sedwick property, as follows: ::
The house and lot 10 Hannah Evans for
$500: the q acre lot to Mary Kitchen for
Sl35 an acre; the farm ncar MiddietoWn L"
same at $3.50 an aclo.
The Valley Female College closed lis ses-
sion on the 9th without any public demon,
slration. The following ladies' received
diplomas Of graduation in The fall Curricl-
lum of study, viz: Sallic H. Harrison, NJ J..
Griffith Minnie J. Shuc, Laura l.. Nhcall,
RDsa. a. Dorsey. Edith \. Gilbert, Alice {.
Duyal, Nipnie W. Waiter.
From the 5Mcs.
Chief Engineer Stewart, Of the 6. v.
Railrca,l. writes to a gentleman in this city
that work will be commenced OH the Bcrke-
lev end Of the Nartinsburg extension in a
very faw days 81 @
A stranger a-Cslcd rs policeman Jones
for drunkenness and disonlcrly conduct on
Monday afternoon, while on the way TO the
iail suddenly dew pistol and attempted
Ia shoot Mr.. Jones The latter being on
his guard. struck the pistol from his hand
and secured him without trouble
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
POETR u.
GEMS OF THE DR.ih.i.
We what cheer you may,

Reserve what cheer you may,
The night is long that never finds the day
Make of your prayers ono sweet sacrifice
And lift my soul to Heaven.
Then Heaven set opc thy everlasting sates
To entertain my VOWS Of thanks and praise.
We will not from the helm to sit and weep,
But keep our course though the rough wind
say-Noi
Ncr rust thdtre their going hence
Even - their coming h'ther--
Ripcuess Is all.
How many ages hence shall this, our lofty
scene, Lc acted over
In nations undiscovered and accents yet I'M
known,
'Tis better to be lowly born
And range with humble livcrs in content,
Than be perched up in clustering grief, ana
Wear golden sorrow.
Why do you bend such solemn browS on me-
Think Won bear the shcaves of Destiny
Have commandment on the ptlse ct NE!
hayeanother Life long to meet,
Without which Life this life IS incomplete
O. sweeter self! Like mc art thou estray
Striving. with all thine heart, to iId the way
To Ifirc2
striving. Ike nc to End the breast
On which, alone, can y cary heart hnd rest!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
sEYTENTIOUSLY SAID.

Memory is the cabinet Of the imagination,
the treasury of reason, the registry of the
conscience end the council chamber OF
thought.
Archibald Povbos, the English var cor.
respondent says lecturer is making his
reputation the first year, his pile the Sc
cond. and is "fzzling ont " the third.
Women have many faults,
The men have only two,
There's nothing true they say
And nothing rig.i they &C..
Mrs. Gen. lfRfsM ScoH
That mon are naughty rogucs we know,
The girls are roguish, too.
They match each other wondrons well
I'm everything they do
But / f we men 10 nothing right,
And never ssy what's ir,ic
What precious fools the women arr
To love IA as they do!
Hon. Nm S0msuHc, of Hd,, olcc
Miaislcr 10 Eayi1gf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
raor hts From George E7fot,


Constancy in mistake Is constant iolly.-
Nothing isas good as itsoems beforehand.
Slid. NGrRcr.
Genius at first il little more than.a great
capacity for receiving discipline. -Api'fi
D,TORdd.
Blows arcsarcasms turned stupid; wit is
Il form of force that leaves the limbs at rest.
-Iclir Li0k
There Is no sorrow greater than TO love
what is great, and try TO reach 1t, and yet t.
fail.-MddimGrch
1t seems as if them ~ aren't wanted here
are the only folks as aren't wanted 1 the
other world.-Adam Bette.
IT'S alv avs the way wi them moelNiaced
people; YOU may ~ well pelt bag of fcath
crs rs talk to them.-Addm Bede.
It's an uncommon fine thing when yoi,
can let n man know what YOU think OF him
without paying for 1.-THE MI 0" the
Floss.
No story il the same to ns after the lapse
of time: or rather, we who read II are no
longer the same interpreters.-Adqn Bede.
Every mans work pursued steadily, tends
to become M end in ITSELF and so to bridge
over the loycess chasms of his liie.-'Sits
WdrRcr.
There's Il s0Tt Of human paste, that when
IL comes near the fire Of enthusiasm Is only
baked into harder shapc.-Dplid DcroRda
It Is very difficult to be learned it scems
as if people weTe worn out on the way to
great thoughts, and can never ENJOY them
because they are too tircd.-Middi,mdrch.
Life is so complicated 4 game, that the
devices Of skill are liable to be defeated at
every turn by ar-blown chances, iucalcula
bic rs the descent Of thistlodown.- Hoplofq
Worldly faces rcycr look so worldly a. at
funeral They have the sanc clcct OF
grating incoHgruity rs lhe sondo of cgarsc
voice breaking the stiffness a. nighi.--Jn-
acfs RYeTr,cg
After an tie tslk Of scholars there are
but two SORTS Of government one where
men shop their teeth at each other. ind one
where men show thcir tongues and lick the
feet Of the strongest Roni0a
When the commonplace "wc must all
die" TRANSFORMS itsclf rddrrly into the
acute CONSCIOUSNESS must die'-and
soon. then death gFapplcs us and hi' fingers
are cruel; albr'gard he may comc 20 ioid
rs in biz arms 's opr mother did, and our
lasl moment of dim ca'iily discerning may
be like the frst.-lilddicDnrch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
'mecdotes of Franklin

H. the year l77Z Franklin visited Boston
and on his return to Philadelphia at every
.toppinc-placc be was bc.ei with 0iicious
inqniriss &c On which he determined tODc
beiorchand with inlcrrogltoric' IN future.
At the next tavern hc registered hinsclf
"a Bouiami-i Franklin. from Boston 10 Phil
adclphia, printer not worth . dollar, is
wears of ace. = single man secsing his iOf
iune &c and his sim liar introduction
checked all further inquiries and ciicctuaily
repulscd the daring propensity Of Yankee
inauisitiycne,.. Atone Of The public houses
the fireplace WAS surrounded by men 70
closely packed our traveller could not APP
proach near enough 20 feel any cf IT. atrcc-
able warmth, and beiog cold AID chilled he
called Out:
"Hostlcr have you any "ys.crst
"Ycs, sir" said the man.
"Wcll, then, give my borc Pcck, p sad
franklin,
What, give your horse oysiersP
"Hes" rcto.,cl rNanklin; give blm
peck % e''sttr
The hosticr carried cut the oysters, and
many OF the occupants Vi the fireplace
went with him to witncs5 the great curiOsi-
ty Of a horse eating OYSTER. franklin seat
ed himself comfortably beiO,e the fire and
derived much satisiacti8n and enjoyment
from the funny experiment soon ilie man
came in. and the company siih rueipi faces
expressed mort decided dissaiisiaciion at
their disappointhonts
"The horse would nol cattho oysters, ar,
and they had lost their cosey, comfort
able warm seats.
"Wcll, If the horse won't eat them ~
eat them myself aud you may Try him with
a peck Of oats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
VOL. 7O.---VOL l6, NEW SERIESI CHAE
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

~5y-rrr Fggs Pass IS published weekly az Feo
r .gl-.tsI fjitg Cents per o"aaH d" ofea"ce-
rs-rHGEE DOLLARS if not paid in advance.
-s-l.s D DE.aratt Fs1y Cents for ''r "o'ia''
-,-- The teri.s OF advertising are. for square
..-.in,lI or lcss Ote Oala- uad fg'J Cents t'r
g-,eia.erttons larger ones M me same P'oPo'-
,,o Zach continuance F.ty Cents.
--y-No slvertiscment o. De considered bv the
..-,b .r wear unics specified on The Manuscript
previously agreed upon between the parties
~r-tn advertisement not marked on the copy
..s .,.cif.d number OF insertions wiI De- con
..,.sd anti. ordered out aud payment "i'' oe
+. ,lc,ed accordingly.
riF-e ergrrtR AuVEfrfsEN fNfS--Ao aNo'l 'uS
.-,.soi.rstandiuc on che part ot thc anpna. td'eg
....-.itispronar to stat, di0tHr'T that thtf Pil-
,-.... ONLY extends to thrir Immediate business
,.1 E.tttc. Legal orall other advertisements sent
vthsta CD be au additional charge, aud "a" 'ai'a-
tinn.
r7.-Oh,taarv notices o. more than 1--we lines
u'.hc charged .Uv.
JOE NORK.-Pos,ers, Sale Bills, Circuars'
Cifts. g.. executed promptly, neatly aad '' ''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
IN THE TWILIGHT.

A. We grew old our yesterdays
Seem very dim and distant;
We crupr rs those in darsencd ways
Through III that !. existent;
But Ear of days shine hri,sht aud clear
With SIMS that long have ildct,
al faces dead stcm Strangely near
TO those that lie ha -Aadcd
tswc grow old our tears are few
For friends most lately taken.
But fal rs falls the summer dew
From roses lightly shaken
When onie chance word or idle sirnn
The chords of memory sweeping,
0nlocAs the iiood-ga.es Of oar pain
For those who taught as wecP'nf
rs We grow old, orr smiles arc rare
To those who greet Us daily,
Or if some tender faces wear
The lool, that hcamcdso goilv
From eyes long cl6scd andwesiicu,dsmiie
In answer a. their 0o0ing,
'Tis hut the pas, that shines the while
our pOw'r 10 smile renewing
As we grow old our dreams at night
Are never of the morrow;
They come with hanishcd pleasures bright
or dark Wit. OldCn sorrow;
And when we wake the names We say
Are not ofany mortaE,
But those who in some long dead aa'
Passed thro' Iiies sunset portals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
ConIdnt HcIP IT,

aftell YOU hos it * With re Nrs. Bioi-
yet. said the dressy neishbor, when q
to church and get all stirred up and agita-
tcI over what desperate wirkcd. set We are,
I feel vexcd and p6t OFT to think what 2
shame il was that Rye didn't mind her own
business and not bring such heaps OF tfou-
ble upon us: but when put on new dress
that tit, me So nice can't find a particle OF
fault with it. and hat that makes every
woman meet feel a. though she hadn 4
friend in the world, then own up thai !
do feel downright glad shcwas fond Of iruit,
and | cant help it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18

Carplairy and Building for June contains
matter of interest and value to all who have
ANYTHING to do with buildings. Its princi-
nal articles are "An English Cottage" go
engravings), Practical Stair Building q
cngravingsl, Modelling in Clay" Is engra-
yings). Novelties" 4 engravingsl, "Ad-
vantage of Business knowledge to the
Builder" and several miscellaneous articles
relating to building topics. The " Cores
pondence" department contains letters from
some fifty practical men located IN various
sections OF the country, on timely topics, H.
Illustrated by - cngrayngS. This journal
which is a marvel of cheapncsS and enter
prise. is Published by David Williams, S3
Readc street, New York, at 81 yer year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18
Stjysiaia 9ree gress,
II. y. Dc ". ". b. G1LLAHER, Editors.
Chaylestolcn, Jefferson County, Hcst "a.
June II, 1881.

The July Scrbner will contain contrlbu-
tions from the following Southern writer's:
John Esten Cooke of Virginia; Joel Chan
dler Harris {" Uncle Remus J, of Georgia /;
Sidney I.anicr, of Maryland; VIM. Muir
free Sr., of Tennessee; George W. Cable, oi
Louisiana; j. 4 Macon, of Mississippi;
with extracts from the recent book on Dec
ora.ivc Art by Mrs. Constance Cary iar-
rison. of Virginia This is Il pretty good
showing for one section Of the country-all
the more so that il is in this instance an en-
tircly accidental conjunction. The asSer-
ton Is still occasionally heard in the South
that Northern editors are disinclincd to-
ward the contributions of SOLtlCra writers
Dcy Sc Toanv one who knows the thorough
ly commercial principles that underlie, and,
if if is to BE- successful, must undcrle, the
publishing business. this needs no comment.
Il is moreover stated rs Il fact that SCRIB-
yl,n has in its safe enough live material by
Southern contributors to make up three or
four numbers of the magazine, and, Judging
from the lists of contributors for the last
ten wears TO the other magazines ana re-
views. there is no reason to think this state
of affairs exceptional. The truth Is that
rood material is in demand from any source,
and where Mss. are declined, the reason
must be sought for elsewhere than IN any
sectional prejudice of the editor.
Recent political events give especial time
illness 20 the consideration of the growth Of
the machinyA and the most effective way to
smash it. 1t is announced that the July
No. ofScRIBNER will contain the first of Sc
rics of important papers entitled "The Poo
pies Problein," discussing the subject IN Il
new and vigorous way. The writer, Mr.
Albert Stickncv, is a well-known lawyer OF
New York City, and though his remedies
may be found radical, they have the adyan-
tage OF being those of one who has given
thorough study to the subject in It's histori-
cal ard neral aspects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18

The touching sentiment, =" Our first III
heaven appeared after an obituary notice
in a Philadelphia paper, and the father OF
the child came into the office raging mad.
1t was the third death in the family, and he
desired 70 know Of the clerk where he sup
posed the other two had gone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-06-18

Late the other evening q merchant oi iiis
city was playing cards with railroad ON.
cial. who was rather sleepy at the time,
pass" said the merchant. The raiiropf
man WIS awake IN AN Instant 30 y1'
don't" said he, not on this line fpY = =
your fare or walk"