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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

The Utica Observer notes that only
two men were ever accused of writing
the Morey letier-Philp and Garfield.
1t having been settled that Philip did
not write it, the Observer pertinently
inquiries, "Who did ?"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
DEATIIS.

in West Windsor, April 22, Daniel Ben.
jamin aged 90 years.
In Proctorsvillc, April ~, Eliza NJ,
wife Of DR.. ID, Il. Story, aged 90 years.
In Bellows Falls, April "a, Phoebe Stone
Beeman, only daughter of Rev. l.. l.. and
Phoebe A, y. Beeman, aged years and o
months.
In North Springfield, May 8, Mary Hay.
wood, wife of s. W. Thompson, aged 81
years.
In Barnard, April 81, George N. Pike,
aged 80 years.
In Woodstock, April %, James Merrill,
aged SO years and q manths.
In SO. Woodstock, May Z, Jane A., wife
of the late Galen Pearsons, aged &C years.
In Barnard, Mayo Hugh DeWolf, aged
2 years.
In Springfield, May 8, Martha j. Gaffney
aged l5 years, month aud 2S days,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

The Boston Herald, esteemed in.
dependent contemporary, speaks OF
the Republican party as one held TO-
gether by "the cohesive power OF
public plumber" Il was held TO
gether by the same cohesive power
last fall, wheni the Herald was sup
porting il with its characteristic vigor.
-rBos,on Post.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

ScRoruLA. A medicine that destroys the
germ, Of sorofula and has the power to root
Il out 10 appreciated BY the afflicted. Ths
remarkable cures Of men, women ana cnlI'
dren a. described by testimonials. prove
Hoods Sarsapsrilla reliable medicine con.
ScrofuIs from the blood. 100 doses ei00'
0oIdby III dealers. q. l. Hood D Co., Lowell Aao'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

The Democrats carried the St.
Paul, MIMI, municipal election last
week, by msjorities ranging from 1909
to 1000. Edmund tice was elected
mayor. Hurrah for st. Paul,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
RHODE ISL AND.

-Elbrldge q, Fairbanks, n prominent
business man Of Coventry, committed
suicide, Wednesday, while temporarily
insane,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

The robber If 900 ponnda Of trout
IN tank belonging 10 W, H. Prince
Of West Cumberland, Me- proves 10
be u mink,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

Wan hous and two Akers g.
Wan Aker ON the loer line OF Cooperation
which Is low valayou TO me, not much
good" Is the way one of the inventories
read.
The Rutland Herald was twenty
years old on the Goth of April. 1t Is one
of the best OF Vcrmont's very few daily
newspapers--[towell Courier. Twenty
years ago the Rutland Herald had out.
lived a generation and was then gray
haired old man. Before the 20 OF April
II had passed It's elghty-third birthday.
Don't let this fact clude your retentiyc
memory
The new Rutland fire insurance COM
pany Is now ready to issue policies. The
company has several strong men con-
nectcd with IT, 1t also has number OF
weak and irresponsible men among Its
list officials. The fact is, It is q strange
associ ,tion Of capital and poverty, wis
dou and weakness, merging Of intelli=
gent business capacity with an mex
pcrienced, cOnfding element that has no
more business In stock institution than
Henry Ward Beecher has In Presbyter-
ian Pulpit, or Talmage In dancc.house.
However there Is Sunday School enough
In 1t to make 1t perfectly safe.
"A Washington Street gossiper who has
been wagging her tongue at the expense
Ola respectable lady has been made to
retract In the presence Of a-whlp lash.
-Four hundred and five persons now
find employment at the Howe scale work.
-Wallingford wants TO be connected
with Rutland by telephone.
The Village Trustees ore to make
their annual street inspection this after
noon. 1t will, rs usual be q gorgeous
spectacle, and the popuace Of the city
will stand with uncovered heads while the
procession is moving. Cannot this an
nual event bring about another legal
holiday ? 1t occurs on Monday, or wash
ing day. every year, and should be signal
lied for this If nothing more.
George Valiquette. late an esteemed
member of the Baxter Hose Company,
will be buyied this (Monday) A. M. The
Company in full uniform will escort the
| romoins IN the cemotary
The various Colonies of Rutland are
being booked for the 3Oth Of May address.
ses. or, perhaps, more clearly stated, they
will deliver political decoration on that
day, Well, the brave departed cannot
hear what some of these fellows will say.
The special Jubilee recently ordered
by the Pope, was observed by the French
Catholic Church last Sunday. A process
sion of over 500 was formed and marched
to st. Peters Cathedral.
"A horse owned and driven by p. Il.
QolaR Of Center Rutland, became un-
manageable Sunday AFTERNOON, and ran
away, throwing Mr.. d. from the carriage,
injuring him about the head, but not
seriously - ~ .
The funeral of Miss Mary Sabearin
was largely attended from st. Peters
Catholic Church here on Monday last
| Che mana b;uhlv ecteempd yOunp lady,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

Malone has danced his little dance
upon the stage and will be heard Of M
more.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

Democracy means honesty in Vir-
ginia aud every where else.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

The funeral of Miss Mary Sabearin
was largely attended from st. Peters
Catholic Church here on Monday last
She was highly esteemed young lady,
aud her death is universally lamented.-
The young ladies Of the Sodality OF which
the deceased was member, accompani-
ed her remains to the cemetery.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
John 6. Haynes & Co.,
80 COURT STREET, BOSTON.


Brass Band Instruments.
Niolins
American Gniiars Warranted.
Imported Guitars.
Banios from $2,oO upwards.
Violin, Violoncello, Double Bass,
Banjo, Either and Harp Strings
I and Trimmings.
Accordeons and Concerlinas OF all
descriptions. American aud For
een Sheet Music, Music Books,
&c, &C., Wholesale and Retail,
This establishment IL one Of the branch
stores Of OLIVER DrTsoS & Co., and
possesses uuequalled advantages for the
importation Of Instruments from the best
manufacturers In Europe,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11

CHAS. DANA.
May Ath, 1881.
New, fresh and attractive
DRY GOODS
In the different departments
just received from New York
and Boston, including
DRESS GOODS
In variety Plain, Figured,
Fancy, IN all Wool, Mixed
Wool, Novelties, Light and
Dark styles at most remark
ably
Low PRICES.
Prints, Cambrics and ging-
hams, In new and handsome
styles
Kid and Lace Berlin.
GLOVES.
White, Fancy and Balbrig-
gan Hose at great bargains.
Black and Colorcd Silks,
Satins, Brocadcs, and Novel
ties for Trimmings.
Lace and Hamburgs
cheaper than ever.
CLOAKlNG.
In light and dark colors and
CHEAP!
ALSO,
Summer Stuff, Twced', Cheyiols,
Shirlings aud Domestic Goods gener.
ally, on Reduced Prices.
Purchaser should not tail 10 call
and examine Goods and Prices which
they will find right every time.
CHARLES DANA.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
Rutland.

-,One hundred aud fifteen tax inven-
tories Of 100000 aud upwards aggre'
gate 5000, $1,000. The total Grand LIS,
OF Rutland win approximate to $4,000
showing q valuation Of si2,OoO,ooo.
The Listers and clerk owe this Rut'
aud public grateful thanks for Its thought
fnl consideration In not INDUCING In I'M
due inqulsltlveness az to how everybody
Is rated, The law gives any taxpayer th'
privilege Of examining any list no chooses
%, aud II was to he expected that very
many would avail themselves OF this
privilege, thus greatly hindcrlng and
embarrassing the business OF completing
n tedious and pcrplexing Job.
-"wan hous and quarter Akcr Of LAND
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-05-11
IBIItTIIS,
MARRIAGEs.

In No. - ringaeld, Msy !, non to Mr. and
Mrs, u. Piper.
, 1881-10-13

... ..--......'-.
10 lac Est.or oj The Chicago Tribune.
t,ur,nn I'M. Eth, t,nm,nnn ,.o,,,tl MT its
mrctlns Mon!ny evening refused to ullow the
Mutual tntUn TcltEtMph Culnpuny to ofcGt Il
line uf tuIcarnrt,- polus within tho corpnrnte
iImitu .r,n "rw,,,uuuiu ~, ,vht,t, unn,c nr rim
."v W ..s ',.,, ~ ,' ~ " ~.
Ah'cffheh paseu thesf nppos't1oh Weso q. o.. tho
crsl,aa wis yrl,cu.e,ltly III cnrncst in his frnr
TINT tho grr0t monopoly Of jay Go,lll-ti,o
western Union Tolngruil, Cohpany-stoo'l
whiting and watching with lss cnpncio'.s s naw
uuton Tc1oaetpn e""ap"ny ~ '"o nrs. iasos-
anlu .opportnn'ty. e kmo" m Mm.asas mosas ~,.s m ''o
nsta on. ,S t vot. r tpo up u
Esumm tn ,1, ,uu w,+ mt t1v it TIM uro,u ay ,I
t,zsn to- nut tor.n surn prophecy u
tho face of tue statements ut the gentlemen
thu, ssy ,e mt 9x"ssa sa :" .'sx ssx:
''.os-' t',,, lila n,,icrnrisr ~ .trnvt
Gntsr9 'ltG ,s o,sssg a,nsei ~ bussss n
lht Ines n@'o oo'''o ~ e'"s "'>" "s' "''' NV :"
SOY "atnor "e, ponacros roasou why this co,npo,-
luz tslcsraph eo.upany should Iot Lc ,paced oa
Mr WIN oHastHK I M sn Mau 0 ~
is as a e M heseoE 81 Sat r; So % CON:
n,kahle taet MY y may sSSn' % STUPID tnt sho
SssTy no,':s: tor ts,sss, =, q q. Si!'sE rsprs;
xenentyo !ttefcst, - anpy r. .me 11 ,n.l' ,I,,
GsS H. sS'ny Fsf sno rights 4'' 't'seRss oes'e"
ptt '''H up t Tho ' ruason @ 'S ror"st r i" iis
% ts a' "a t, o, ntn ,hs itv n th,tW vi wItt M
n%e mg,v VIZ VI e9ts itn wJrs t or .u pv II ill., wt,reby te
, 1881-10-13
HrsuY correspondence.


10 .ht Etttor oJ The t'httdgo 1rftunt
MOUNT Gtltlts,ts, uet. l0,-luclosra find
postnl-earti correspondence b0twceN u. +.
iea,!c. Ut Chicago, at,d n,yscls, ralil out by my
letter III VuE Tt.lmuHE " Inst Saturday. You
eAn publs!, 1t " yU.l lhiIk l1est. Tic last part
Ut bis carl lots tho cat nut Of tho Stalwnrt lug
tilsMx!Hyly. ERvs sent my answer to lllNl III
tolay's mall. Yours truly. II. ". liAzzES.
Ci1cAao, Oct. A-Il. ". Itassen, EH.-DpAn
SIT: After rcuinx yuur ablu ulid logical ser9ed
ia Iutlay's rhIuuNE W0 ntu wondering tn whit
way yui. gut htlrr-whettlnr dur!uK the ~Ar nr
tIurt,R tho lust Atstninlstrntl0n NJ utnnt, Wh!ch
WHH tho Hta4y ono thut Hycr kGut Il thlGf 10 tho
peIittuutiury fur r0bbinx tho r0vensIe. ThAt
SAh, nry I0itt cal reneRattO IL quite certaI and
knn,u %Al hHs leo,I wakcrcl lore tlat. II ynn
wcro an11@.lsd Met 70 vote y ls;s yon voted tf fof
i,est, but tno days ul hDNrrttfcts 'H!!y- Aln!'y
administrations HF6 cttlktf, aul htnucfnrlh the
Guvpr.!InGnt WILL hasO Il hunt1 0f 1Atctr aud
tltt,nttU. linlf.brectls or no laHlf.brve!s, Your
ultdlent servant, Il. r. HEADEs
aIorsr CAMnnl.1.. ILL.,, Oct. lo.-E. =. R<ddc,
l6t2. hnyu thu advantage ut ypu. probably, "
thal r0ted fur decent nts! HI honest itlali 1t
sunt AppEaf you WBru hurt IaIcl anywhere.
under Grant from tho fact that. while ht* Adj
IuIElatrntIon sent ono thiot to tho pa!tenttaFy.
grUat many wer0 allowed IL ESCAPE thAt ought
to have 9uns thore. which would nuke pla!H tho
grounds Ut your admiration, Your Allusion ~
lsarilsd y whst might bs expected & sEou. ~ y
control by assassination tt true; 4 Il tho only
n,eAns lett them tn vut a fuhhola anyWhess.
Fur yu 10 alake Ii matter VI boIst u fully Ill
| keeping with L1o Stalwart chArArtor. a. IL tha
, 1881-10-13
'SHQRT-HORNS,


Snlo OF lurty.hvG Head ut &he l'Arta
Isnlr GruNnatk. in Kentucky Good
x,rfo,x. f,n,,.,b,rtu., All 'Cj.s,,~x.
rs "' - -. 80. 1,,.
sptftat Dnpatea to 1as em,sa'0 as 1,a0afe'
LEx1Stlrs,S, KY. Oct. 1:.-Tho snln ut short
hnrnp. tha prE,,rrty ur lilo Hon, G. 81, Clay ,Jr
MI I,,,.s f,ii -, , i,urt. E,Ir t!rrt,n,. t,u}uv
ula oacs lau Nv ."e 'a's .u"3
""n 'u w. s,.si'.t ~. wnr., ~ H.,
""u1 ~. ~ .., ,mns,. ~, ",,,,,r n,,
caat!o He'ohShg 10 'lF' tn's "e'c w eo'o.. "he
for this rrasus sold for less THU tho'r IrsltEree
jiIstttlel TLv s,l;u tt,Innrrow vi ltlslln I1arto
prUlIses to 10 !, n,lccessflll ans ns II humber III
Wcsturt, b,tl,lrrs nrrtyel! ~, tho nftnrun trnu
The following Ia II gy,,uplete rppurt Ut tollny's
sale,
JAsiEH uALJtH CATTLE
- 6. r.",n,, M,,ut s,rriinr. x,rn
- G g t,".ssa', tt,s: n, n.sta. x..:sN .N' S""'
i; i; II a,,nnm,nni1nr t,h"'l,,.Tnr n, Se.a
a:,n,: Il y: s.s.ssaaReF' M, e'a''es'op' '"' <"'''
SWnit"i WitHi* *.vo'
= "WVunnnaM. ~ n,, ern
, 1881-10-13
BOURNES' TRIAL.

Conclusion Of tho Testimony for tho |
Prt.re,ttlps,-'rlc C,snc Continued.
The trlu10r j. II. lltlr,cs, for un,ntnlslrrlnl
eoinitct. wNs rrst,nictl ycstrrtay tnnrnllH 1T.
fore tho l'rcsbytrry in Mrt.ort,Ick lilnek. The
rrcnr,ls nf tho previous tlsy wcrr rcnti ultA cur-
rrrtcd brforc tlie examination of witnesses was
t,uKun
ANpirtnNAJ. WITNESSES. 49,
.1ih1Re a1bbnrl stn'G1 tint every aTort Ind
becn lnuc by tito prosecution tn sncisrc n1,t,i-
tlunut witnesses. They ,st'srt Ia ltr!nH Mr. t'nl-
higher outn tic siund tu testify to lilo faets par-
TALLY prnvpA by Mr.. Covert, with additional
fnets. air. t'aIlnEhcr hnd becn employed
hy str ltnar'ics Hs II rarpcnt"r, M1l
hnsl pusr'hnsr,! s,n.c hardware fur ll.ntrmns.
ware ror s''no thu. NJ, Mr.. Henderson they
sxst ~ S % ,,,'ra, 1ga IL a, rfa IT. s.,ss I W.
nr,t they Gx},trtl ta Frvu ''y Nj. Hln,uili! Tint
lso.,rncs hut nwcd him money md tl,,'l r.tust.t
Jlnu,' lfihblnt st't u thu rresbytery desired
to l,atu tiluln the trnl ,nN bc postponed. 1f
,ns ssSTffx o M M @ xn sss fs*''y rssi hss
Ii!u 1,cv. ]. II. Walker, for tho ,.:lcnsc, do
netfnns lhcy wnlltl swear u cuA't bo I'rovGh
trlvial y Tho .cir'xc. Jnsse llihbnrl Inter-
rtel Mr.. Wlikrr several ttsI"e. A!lH that Et.tl.
tleiIll up},eutrl fnr tho rruteetlon t t1Iu cnrt:
DR.: f'ntterso!s s,t hc lsd not sc9 TINT tins !lL
anything III do with thu cIsn. Whit COULD W
,thllo untlcr ccrtul,s ctrcunistanres was imtry
III. Walker said they were only replying to
wllut Judge filbbnrl snld ht could do with thu
.i,,ls" li!bl,erl sall TINT the prosecution lu!d
l.tc every c'nrt to procure t!'est wit''lsses. II
they cDud not bt produced their eAs0 W,ls
e,,'trd. ....
Dr. Patterson nskcd IT, tf,eao witnesses were
members Or tho cltrch. lr tlloy were. tho Pres
hytCry could rulnput them to nt,penr. Mr..
Sil"r, hu l!nHhs. should iM s.E,nmul,ttt.
n"t f 1r III liz Will M s,bt n nj lis case Ia 4,
thg Fr:*ty.ery at,.l wor!,l 10 MI they sai'l;
The i.ov y. \: Wistartl n,,ycd I'M. @ telegram.
'rIse lssv. ~: l,ayls S!!h hc WIS ~ fayor of
lr. Wnrrali wis not Ii, invor Of telling whit
eouii ~ proven ly the witnesses before they
Tic motion OF sir; wshard was cnrrie,, a,.d
ssati.,a M ] @ iI,at Mr stior sho,iui 10 inur.I @ wv,
rid iev. Mr. tiray, WIN way m tho stand
wl!r h,ltl nut BEEN accurately rcpurted by tim
shDrihana1 reporter,
| When tho prrsbytcry rtnsSnInl,!eA Mr., WMlknr
hrgAtt Tho ocruss.cSu1llnntlon OF Mr. Nrty oli l!is
THE REV. II. T. Mli.i.Eft
wis tho next Witness. tle testified tint tn ha.l
k!nwn Htitrnes ,out an: ytlr ll9 WIS asni'lM,lIlt-
'x so'tte1y M 5 ts H; sHs nyn; ssscao ny, Ito to
whnt service it wis tn puy, he did not knnw, lio
WIS nfnrlne't, ll"wcvt r, TINT tho money was inr
duty w!nGss .,A,t been brought In cuntMrt with
| Mr.. llnnrnns. wlln asked him week utter his
scte' ay fns. nd T i!e ii.inr.e hin ii th,t W he hui
nut, Anl lid ant think he cs,slttl. Thun lltntrcs
pronos.H tl'Nt Stnsss ana a''Hsslf socut Il monsy
| eHtf, This f,rpjIGsitlOu Witness Indignantly
, 1881-10-13
LOCAL POLITICS.
The Republican, County conven'
tion to Be Held Oct. rs.
Persons Spoken Of as Candidates for
the Various Offices.


\ spratul meeting Sf the Cook County itcp,tb'
lh'nn Ecmsrat Committee WINS hnld yrslcrany
nGtcrnUan il, the Appellate t'nlIrt rn'f1t, ecth
ilntctptt III tho chair, and II. Il. tas Ercretary.
There wrrc present Art!lnr Dixon. Il. It. Hiss,
It. H. Willie, l. II. Hilbert. T.. Hhureck proxy for
.1nhn ftnher, william, T.udwIg. Philip Mans,
senatur sthr,er, nrt,xy for r. j. Nehnys Il. D.
Musu fur j. ". Sn,yth Senator Willie fur j. II.
llusko, X. n. Enstnnlt u. t>,lfrk. 0enran HasrhH,
+. 4. s,tt'cllIs ". =. Hcrihner. +. IL Fti,ert, l..
II. Co.rler, proxy lur ". j. Cnmpbutl, mud IOhn
Humphrey,
Tturn were nniDi,R tho Onlnuknrs Commission.
er CYhurn. .Co.n'ty-rcns.Escr ,fohnso'i, coln'nla'
elol,rr Finders, Prof. k!stlcs, Crinilna!.Cours-
Cterk Stephens, o,ln.y-Attoracy WIIctt, and
few otI,0rs.
On en!lng tho committee to order the Ctatr
explained lint tho nbjcct Of tho incetnE wins to
fix tllu tlti,c for ul'liug tho prsnurics und cn-
ve,.t.ou for nominating candidates for thn lall
election ,.. ....
THE COUNTY DisriiIcTa-
H. d. Cunslee presented tho following rcsulu-
tton:
t,ss4trct. ,rhat tho following Cnmm,issio,ers,,
fhry nro hprrby instructed 10 hoist rnnventols
fnr thp .liuri'usu ot .so'nltntlnK eni.tates Tor
Eny y, y sGn T. s, M Ill 4,rI.t s.
vontons 10 6u tiin s,ttnc rs t'lut n.optcd BY his
committee Tor rho tnl1nty Cuiventt1il. n!li thnt
pyiIiInvy elections fur Hn:i conventions be held
Friday, Oct: 1t, betwcen tho hours Of aud .
Mr. III Ccn,icc STATED tint tho oplcct nj tho res
olttn tH give tho rp'tntry ttlstfstaa longer
cAnInhtEn thnn; ~ nrrt!G IN tho city. Thtao
vcntiun, which hl.s nlwuys 6cch matter If
fotM' Tn :, :, r,,or, ,,o,,, ;, o,,,,, ,,y to,,or
Sir. iiam,;irsyr snove.i to strike out tho sixth
md nominated .ltlsttIs Wcbber. 1t WIS nccuut.
, 1881-10-13
TO THE PuBLlCa

OF DH. RAILWAYS oIl.ostublishert It. L. AsAns -
Dies lhaA the ba4e and worthless ita.tatoa5 III u
them, ~ there are Falso Iasolyents, Itusia ~
thxs the aalu9 "AAdway" ia OF what you eaJ'
, 1881-10-13

GHHnkNA TEGlIfNliEHlt1 tlEcA
prnvai uf Tho lt,.vr,stc Commissioner: while tho
hlll rrmlusymE utltrs which received hts si,I.',
tun fhllGd Ut lstHAt' lIv rAsnn VI tho ilsi1lte"
tlHic Ut lilp rxlrN srSsnt.
TllE GRIEVANCE nF DETERMINATIONS
In classification nna CharRoa by tho rn!IrMu
cnn,rnncs, WINS submitted IL jotnt cin1iiss!nt!
Y York XII i'll % Aprii' II w.s sasht To !,rne aimit
II thorough rcnAjistnent pf rlAasi1teneiun h!ld
'Sr wSIs 1 , yn ~ S' sks @ 1kS ns et
ubtuntnl. ii reduction was made IN . S,r.lots
ca,' T. nvo ee!'ts per to- pounds "'' fr"'E'''
w tno iicven,.o Department III tno Glattsr
Ct ;So ssS'tsf ssssf Of ' SssSst a{ s" S"s
va n!: rs u ether 'n,aatfsis nntsi'
r"latIons "x.t bctwsc;, tho 'iepartusnt a1.'i liz
irte. lilc tol,tlnissIutlcr nf tntcrnal Revenue
bal lecn cor'lnl!r Invited tu httcmd thts meet.
iue,tl,IH Ut Eunurcsa, lie hui. t,'wcter, writtrn
d frl,an!y lcttcr i, t1o a*s,'c!asion.
embarrassed by Hplenss from localities "tn-
irctrd hy shs !toI t"r n,Mts1atyi .,..i
,,o " g"9 =, y, G nyH ,rstasy +, w9'hT. ts
,iirucsun. nithour, lie wls eonvinccsl th.!t ~.
lnorc j,,i1ns ,lse could nossll'ly l,e n,io r. s,, ns
ssovs ts'H:s'" '$ss mud 's: ssnt Ut s!!y.,ss. Z
The The tust ai ,u,ai n'csti!s2, nat tho n,,sliton!i
dues thl.a received weru lHsrttv s,IllcIGMt ~ t'y
ar M He'll @ s' ! rssx tsnsiy s %isxs ind SsS censs
unreasonable 10 believe TINT NJ lcnsi lnli tnat
he s% %, ,'I dues "s isy i" W sS
per hcad tilis would givc tue nssGelat!9n 40 ~
,s ys 4 rs s stsosto wlt ~asi W,',H, is f@ It'll" y
III staying tho wnrcs Ut fh,lntesslM uul it!tnlct.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-27
A Threnody.

EDITOR HERALD:-What Curl
Gus trapsmutations, what sad
changes time brings about.
o! what a fall is there!
To think that Judge Lawlor's
old court room should be turned
into game, fish and poultry
depot.
To reflect that the room which
90 often echoed to the sonorous
and scIBtillant eloquence of so
many luminaries Of the Los Ange-
les Bar should res0und to-day with
the quacking Of ducks and the
hoarss cry Of complaining chick
ems. That the room often 80 redo
lent, when an important case was
on, with the delicious odor of to-.
bacco smoke aud the set Mt Of whis-
ky, should to-day reek with the
smell OF fish. That the walls from
which, not long ago, you could
have scraped off adhesive but for
ehsio eIoquence an inch thick, are
now desecrated with beastly fes.
toons OF quails AMI embroidered
with strings Of monsters from the
briny deep
What lawyer does not reflect
with grief. AZ he passes to-day,
that in the place wherein lately he
90 artfulIy babbled and squabbled
with the wary and unwilling Wit
ness, now is heard the chaffering
Of trade; and cosrse-grained barter
has intruded lRto the former arena
Of high, ETHEREAL and manly con.
nict, In which was SO often barred
the keen blade OF satire, and
dashed the pAnoply Of wit.
Alas, II has faded ~ fades the
| morning star. TchAbod, Ichabod,
try glory has departed; and the
Plaee shse once knew g shall
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-27

George w. Welsh, the man who
stole DR.. Ellis's hat from the
Baker Block the other day, and
who escaped from the chain gang
yesterday. While the search was
going on Welsh kept assuring the
officers that he was not q bad man,
and to prove his assertion he made
two attempts to steal one Of the
pipes that had just been taken
from him. His present offsnse be-
ing burglary, he will probably be
sent to San Quentin, where he can
repeat his assertion, II am not a
bad man." ad Wbituns.
Tho North american Review for
February 10 the literary phsnom.
enon for the month. First we
have an article by Gen. Grant, ad.
vocAting the Nicaragua canal pro.
jsct. The genial Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table, oliver Wendell
Holmes, follows with an essay en-.
titled "The Pulpit and the Pew"
written in the best spirit of the
Christian philosopher, in which he
endeavors to show the need that he
believes to exist for q revision Of
the prevalent theological creeds.
Under the quaint title Of "Aaron's
Rod In Politics." Judge A. w.
Tourgee emphasizes the obligation
imposed upon the Republican par.
ty BY the Chicago platform, Of
making provision for educating IL
Diterat0 voters. James Freeman
Clarke makes q valuable contribu.
ton to the discussion of the au.
thorship of 6hakspesre's plays.
The grave evils that may result
from the partisan character Of the
United States Supreme Court
are pointed out by Senator
John T. Morgan. The sixth
OF Mr.. Charnsy's papers on the
"Ruins Of Central America" 10 de-
voted to q description Of the Pyra.
mids Of C0malcalco, which must
rank among the most stupendous
monuments ever erected by man.
Finally, Walt Whitman writes Of
1.-THE Poetry Of the Future" The
Review Is sold by booksellers gen.
orally.