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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

Among the ,200samples of mustard
analysed by the chemists OF the New
York City Sanitary Bureau some were
found TO contain -four colored with
napthal yellow. This latter substance
is not merely poisonous, but explo-
sive.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16
Beecher's thirty seventh year with
Plymouth church ends May 16
Repeated requests have induced

-Repeated requests have induced the pro
prieters of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound to send by mail to various lady correspon-
dents, large mounted portraits of Mrs. Pnkham
and now many a household wall is adorned by
the familiar, motherly face of the Massachusetts,
woman who has done so much for all women
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

The lady who spoke to gentleman
on Lafay cite Square Wednesday even
ing, under the impression that the
gentleman was her long absent Ken
lucky cousin, IS altogether excusable
and can have her sspolite note re-
turned by sending ''Cariolanus" ner
name and number.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

Aliens Iron Tonic BitterS cure pys-
pepSis All genuine bear the signature Of J. p.
Allen. Druggist ST. Paul, MINI.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

ONE greasing with Frazer Axle Grease will last
two weeks, all others two to three days.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

sB The Voice Of the People. No
family Dyes We're ever so popular as the Dia-
mond Dyes. They never fail. The Black is far
superior to logwood. The other colors are Bril-
liant. Wells. Richardson & Co, Burlington Vt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16
He Speaks WIN "a clear voice

st. Petersburg has population of
OPS, ole, only a quarter of whom were
born in that city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

Thousands, yes, millions, of bottles of Carboline
have been sold, and the sale still goes If there
were no merit in this great natural hair remover
do you suppose that the people would still buy as
they continue to do.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

25c buys pair OF Lyons Patent Heel Stffners.
Makes boot or shoe last twice as long.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

All the United States senators but
two wear Spectacles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16

Long Branch has the largest roller
skating rink in the world.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-05-16
A CIergyman,. tongue.

The Piute Indians have organized
base ball club at Virginia City, New.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
THIS sro.rlsa WORLD.
slanisu Defeated FER the worlds
Cham piOnshIp.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept S.--The Aus.
traliAn steamer brings this morning the
particulars of boat race between Han.
Ian Of Toronto, and William Beach, the
Australian. rowed August 10Th, on the
Parramatta river The river presented
q tremendous concourse Of people. The
match was for the championship Of che
world and fl00O. The weather was
magnificent; tho water slightly rough.
A splendid start was effected. A dead
level was maintained for the first quarter
Of . mile. Hanian then forged ahead
and when mile and half was covered
was length ahead. Beach responded
aud rowed right down on HanlAn. The
latter allowed his boat to cross and
foul took place. Hanlan put up his
hand and claimed foul. Beach, how
ever, kept sculling away. Hanlan fol-
lowed, but Beach came to the post an
easy winner by Eve lengths. The
umpire disallowed the foul claimed
by Hanlsn. When the result WAS an.
nounced the cheering for Beach was tre.
nendous. After the race a cordial in
terview took place between Hanlau and
Beach. The former admitted he was
beaten but said he was paralyzed BY
close proximity to the steamer Towki,
which bore down to close on his boat.
On the day following, . large meeting
took place In Sydney, when the stakes
were paid over. HanlAn admitted at
the interview that no had wilfully fouled
Beach, because he believed the latter
had crossed oyer into his water. Han.
Ian expressed desire to row another
match with Beach in three months. but
the latter refused TO meet Hanlaa in
less than six months. The captain Of
the steamer Towki who was present.
stated he was compelled to run close
upon Hanlans boat to avoid running
aground. II was generally believed an
other match between Hanian and Beach
would be arranged before the departure
Of the former from Australia. Betting
is already three to one, with four to one
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
The Magnetic Boy.
From q. ". yull.n.s Indianapolis

From q. W. Julian's indianapolis Speech
l do not loose sight of Mr.. Blaine's
magnetism which is so often dwelt upon
by his friends. I admit that he is
magnetic. There must be some explana.
tion of his hold upon his party, and in
the absence Of other asaignable reasons
l accept this. He draws people to him
surprisingly. including honest men aud
rogues, saints and sinners, native and
adopted citizens. But tho government
of the United States is not carried on bv
magnetism. The fathers Of the Repub.
lie never dreamed of and idea so perfect.
ly original and refreshing. What the
country needs in President IL states-
lnanship, solid sense and honest purpose.
! admit. too that he is brilliant man;
but brilliancy has no more to do with
public affairs than magnetism. 1t might
render Mr.. Blaine very picturesque aud
spectacular, % we have seen him
through the dissolving views Of his
career in the State Department, but the
American people are not in love with
such pageantries. They would much
prefer an honest man without brilliancy
to q brilliant man without honesty.
Kindred observations apply to the efforts
Of Mr.. Blaine's friends to have him pose
before the country as 'Plumed
Knight" This may tickle the imagina-
tion of certain Glasses, but the days Of
knight errantry are ended, and neither
the knight nor his plume In the sober and
unsentimental work Of the American
people.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Nature and Glass.

Ages ago, when the earth was COM
parstive infant. Nature was preparing q
sterehouse OF fuel that is only now be-
ing discovered by the mon whose busi-
ness it is to make bottles. and window
panes and tableware. II Is only within
q few months that the glass men of
Western Pennsylvania have discovered
that, beneath their furnaces, at n less
distance than q couple of city blocks,
there existed thick, whit !, hard, peb-
bly, rock. A rock whose contents are
destined to be of more value to the
glass trade Of Pittsburgh and vicinity
than that citys vast deposits of coal.
For generations the manufacturers have
been paying for this coal, glad enough
to get 1t cheaply. The cinder and ashes
and smoke and SCOT have been regarded
as necessary evils, and the breaking of
pots from unskillful teasing or firing
has been borne without complaint, and
as part of the vicissitudes of the trade.
But now there dawns q new era In
glass making. Natural gas-a perfect
fuel-only needs the tapping Of the
steel drill upon its rocky prison. house
to rush, at the rate OF ten thousand feet
. second to the glass-makers' furnace.
1t is a perfect, self-propelling, smoke
less, sootless fuel, whose only defect is
its eagcrness to be burned and its prone.
moss to find the smallest leak in the con-
Quoting pipes. These mechanical OBJ
stacles once removed, few years must
find the city Of Pittsburgh and its vicin.
lty enjoying q supremacy in glass s-mak.
ing which tho cheaper labor Of Germany
and France cannot jeopardize. Better
glass, for less money, can now be turned
out by factories drawing their fuel from
Natures storehouse, and If tho mon Of
Pittsburgh are wise they will keep q
jealous eye on their new-found treasure.
Pittsburgh has felt the heel of an un.
'crupulous mono oily in her oil trade,
and instead Of being the recognized head.
quarters in this country for the refining
industry, sees herself mere plaything
IN the hands Of the Standard Oil Com.
pany. And il Pittsburgh permits the
blighting touch Of monopoly to be laid
npon natural gas, then she deserves to
ibffer in her glass and iron and steel in
lustries. A city 80 favored by Nature
lhould be quick to perceive her advsn-
ages and slow indeed to give over to the
the profits which belong to
he community at large. In this way
,nly can Pittsburgh emerge from her
sscud Of coal smoke, freed FROM the dirt,
which comes from the older fuel, and
reed from the manacles which gas mo-
lopoiy would place pon her chief indus
ries.-fndependent Record.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette q Gibson. Exam
iners of Titles.

MONDAY, September s. 1884.
CT Mansur q C W Wilson, assignees Of BF
seibert, to Browning-so1 acres in sec g. T 5,
Il 10 W; $3.50
oH Macarthur TO 9 Van Essry-Lots7 q .
GnIey tract add; $500.
CB Van Every to C II McArthur-wl Of SEA &
81 Of NE4 sec 1871 N, Rew W; sl4.0c0
A Wilson TO u A Turner-All interest In lot II
blk H Morris vineyard tract; s25u
NJ ralen to Daniel sexton--water In Rock
RM wldney to W b Forsyth--Agrcemen to
convey lots 27 q % BLK 50 Long Beach; s2S5.
PaIen to Sommer-Ail interest In sec %, T
5N, Rle W water; s5oo.
81 Los Angeles Fruit Land Assn tract; s7bo0
JTo'Harra to A wilson-Part Of lot % blk II,
Morris Vineyard tract; s4s2
v Beaudry to W Collier-Lot 10 blk 8 Park
trnct; $50.
= Anderson to J Boyd-LOt ib blk IS San
wTwallace to N Davisson-An interest in
undivided OF southern 10 acres OF lot II sec So
lot IA 30, lot sec 81, west 20 acres Of lot
sec 81 Ro Axusa de Dusrte. excepting VI acres in
lot u sec 80 lot SEQ 81; ssoec.
Asa Ellis to N Dsvisson- Same as above; o.
Duarte Mutual Irrigation Canal Co q the
Bearisee Water Ditch Co-Agrecment 90 to
wateI rights dtches
NE Davisson No Gmves--l sqr rod In NV
corner OF south 10 acres Of lot II 80 No AzusA
dc Dearte. 81.
NE Davisson 10 Scottish California Orange 4
Vineyard Co Qimited)-S 10 acres Of lot IL, lot II
SEQ 30, q lot s Ssec 81 W 20 acres Of lot sec 81
Ro AEusa de Duartc; 5000.
Ell Kincsid to Mary A Klncaii--so acres In
Swl sec ss, T6s, RlOw; si00o.
VIM Armstrong TO J N DePuy - acres, being
south half Of tract acquired Of VIM HolgAts:
m Ransome to wv Q Miller "a Of 10. blk
20 Hancock's survey; $1,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
rELrcRApmIc FLASHES
Condensed From Last Nights As
seciAted Press.

The Goldfish catch is short and famine
threatens Newfoundland.
An Arkansas mob have hung Sam
Jackson, a negro rape iend.
John II. Pearce, a commission mer-
chant Of New York. has assigned
Patti and her husband haveagreed to q
legal separation.
Tho police Of Warsaw have made the
inhabitants sign a pledge not to harbor
any donbtful parties during the Cars
visit.
Courbet insists on France making 3
formal declaration of war on China, as
he cant carry on effective operations
while neutral vessels are permitted to
take munitions of war into China.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Passengers Due From the East To-
Day.

The following Is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route,
to arrive In Los Angeles at 1890, P. N.
to-day, specially telegraphed to the
HERALD:
L Harris and family, M 8 Sea, San
Francisco; Boshyshell, Iowa; w s Leg
gett, s + Prentice, New York; y P
Sargent and wife, Judge Alexander
Campbell. Tucson; J Patton. Houston;
Mrs E ID Connolly, Cleveland; J +
Crouley, Wilcox; \ B Kerr, Arizona;
Mrs L McManis, New York; J Dar-
nerall, Stockton. Cal; Mrs Seeling FL
Paso; P McGuyrl, Chicago.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Accident In a Mine.

Last Monday painful accident hap
pened to young man named W. d.
Stephens in the Garfield mine at Calico.
He was blasting in the mine aud con-
siderable portion of rock aud earth fell
upon him. His left thigh was broken
in two places and he Sustained number
OF scalp wounds. He was brought to
this city and Ia now at the Sisters Hos
pisal, under the care Of Drs. Kurtg and
Northington, and Is doing very nicely.
Mr.. Wm. Raymond, the proprietor Of
the Garfield mine, generously pays all Of
the expenses incurred by the young man
during bis illness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
A Run on q Drug Store.

Never was such rush made at any
Drug store rs is now at G. +. Heinzsman
for trial bottle Of DIR. Kings New Dis-
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. ALI persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness, severe
Coughs and any affection Of the Throat
and Lungs, can get trial bottle Of this
graat remedy free by calling at the above
Drug Store. Regular size $l.00
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
war Fer.a,Iy neel.rea.

LONDON, Sept S.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette says that the Chinese Government
has made declaration Of war In the
form Of manifesto from the Emperor 70
the people The Emperor declares he
regards the French action as constituting
q state Of war, and bs calls upon his
subjects 70 I'D IA rspslling the foe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
EDITOR HKRALD-I am stranger in

EDITOR HERALD-I am stranger in
your town and witnessed the exodus Of
the Plumea Knights who went to San
Bornardino on Saturday last. l was
grieved to note that the elegantly uni
formed brigade of cavalry belonging to
the organization which rode about the
streets during the morning Of that day
did not accompany the infantry. Why
was this brilliant feature of the occasion
omitted; eau you inform me!
J. G. B.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Wheat weak;
.774 October. 20 November, 500 Dec.
ember. Corn easier; .55s September,
.54h October. 46A November.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-Tho Mark Lane
Erpress in its review of England's corn
trade says: 'The weather has been
stormy with some slight frosts during
the nights which were cold. Rains would
greatly benefit the stand. In English
wheat values have lost their hardening
tendency. and the crop is proving un-
usual. Freight makes the present val
ues unequal. Sales: English wheat
weak, 81, ,574 quarters at 34s, Sd, for the
quarter against lao, l4S quarters at Ais,
Sd. per quarter Of the corresponding
week last year. In the market the for
eign wheat trade lost its steadiness, and
values are somewhat nominal and in the
buyers favor. Heavy shipments from
the United States show Americans
to be free sellers at current rates.
sImports OF -four are double
those Of the same period last year. OH
leosst trade u la buyers favor. During
news 10 cargoes arrived; Q sold, 8
Withdrawn, 10 remained. IS due. For
sign -four il duh and weak in this couu-
try at former rates. Maize quiet. Round
corn favors buyers. Barley quiet. Oats
dull; recent advance mostly lost. Peas
one shilling per quarter cheaper. Beans
quiet. Linseed firm and rather dearer.
During August British imports decreased
% compared with that month last year,
~. 100000 pounds exports compared
with August 1888 decreased 1000, 000
Foreign Grain Crops.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Uuited States
Consul Peixatts at Lyons has forwarded
a report to the Department of State
relative to the crops this year in France
He says the wheat crop will amount to
about 3l6. 1000, 900 bushels. which will
surpass the harvest OF 1883 by over
80, ,0O0, 900 bushels. The quality is ex.
oellent The rye crop will reach H.
600, 900 bushels, quality superior. The
Iudian corn crop will amount to 33, ,000.-
900 bushels and the potatoe crop to
4l2, 200. 600 bushels. Reports from
England continental countries also state
that there is fine wheat crop. The
English crop in particular has rarely
been SO fine. These reports have affect
ed and will still more seriously affect the
price Of wheat which is falling daily.
The cry for protection by increased
duties on foreign wheat goes up loudly
from oil pats Of France.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

NorR-The rolling stock, harness. etc: Some
has bccn used tix months. the balance 10 entirely
new and all In excclient condition. This x.ie
presents an uncommon opportunity for any party
who wishes TO step Into first -clsss. fine paying
livery business.
Terms Of ssle-All sums Of 500 and under,
cash IN U. ). gold coin, all sums over 600. 20
days; satisfactory endorsed paper At per cent.
adsles
Any aud ell eau be seen AMI examined at any
time before the sale. John G. BELL.
sspott Anctioneef.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
hallway nseeks.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 8..-Governments
quiet; Railways lower; Stocks extremely
dull. The room at times was almost de-
serted; perhaps owing to the eontinu-
auoe Of the intense heat. The market
ct the opening was weak, but in the af
ternoon il became strong ON reports Of
representatives Of the Grand Trunk that
they regarded freight war as unlikely.
Prices rose f@l4 above inside figures.
Ihe improvement, however. was not
maintained and the market left of bare
~ steady. Compared with Saturday,
the closing prices are z@ls lower. ex-
cept jersey Central, Reading and
Texas Pacific, which are one-fourth
higher.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Railroad shares, Etc.
The Grain Market.

SAN FRASorsco, Sept. s.-wheat,
steady, lively seller, 81, 25s@Sl 25a;
buyer, $l.3lst5Sl.3ii; buyer, season,
~ 800. Barley, steady, dull; buyer,
season, .933@ 94k.
LvERrooL. Sept. S.-Wheat and
Corn duh, easier; No. 2 Spring declined
six pence; Red Winter declined six
pence; California declined six pence.
California, seven shillings two pence;
Club. seven shillinas three pence to
seven shillings ssvsn pence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
v,xAxcs AND TRADE.
MINING stocks.

SAr FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-Belle Isle,
.55; Best 4 Belcher, g. 45; Chollar, ~ %;
Gould & Curry, & 05; Grand Prixe, 40;
Halo & Norcross, S2 85; Mexican,
81 go; Navajo, 50 90; Ophir, 81 20; Pc.
tosi, 40; Savage. LIS; Sierra Nevada,
$l.45; Union Consolidated, SIPS; yell
low jacket, &l.75.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

If the lat oring mans friend, General
Butler, were to be elected President he
would have only horny handed sons of
toll in his Cabinet, such, for instance, as
Jay Gould, William H. Vanderbilt,
Cyrus w. Field, Russell Sage, and last,
but not least, Charles A. Dana. Mart
Borough tAss) Times tImI)
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

si.oo per head includes the round trip by rail-
Children under 10, half price. All may partici-
pate In the BArbecues
Excslleut arrangements are made whereby the
greatest possible amount VI enioyment may be
obtsined.
The grounds and grove are In most delight
ful condition. providing Immense shade. and wa
ter. Close to Ciencga StHtion, on the Sans
Monica Railroad: Q miles BY iail and by road.
Situated on Adams street
A splendid nand for dancing 10 er gagged. and
good platforms are erected for that purpose.
Tue fat ex to be barbccusi will weigh, when
drcsscd. upwards Of go pounds.
There will be prikes given for leaplng. saek-
racing vaulting. running' and numerous and
various games. including Aunt Sally.
A tug Of war between married and single men
will take place.
gorgeous treat is promised.
The surplus funds will bs applied by the d B.
g. 10 charitable purposes
The train wfil leave the Commercial street
Depot at O'Clock A. y and will return at q con
venisut hour towards evening.
N.R-The Grove called st. Georges Grove is
on tho old Tom ssray Ranch, and has been kind
" loaned for the occAsicn BY Andrew Joughln,
the owner. scpt,td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
HARNESS.

sets hack harness, new, 2 medium: 9 sets
nae planted carriage harness.
set single coups harncss. brand new; sets
sinsls buggy and coupe harness, all new.
Also, saddle. robes. whips and all tools, etc ,
In rt&bles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

Mr.. Blaine's health is now better.
His illness is supposed to have been a
kind Of seasickness, brought on by his
interview with Secretary Chandler
Louisville Cosrier-Jowraai.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
FOR SALE.

A fine copy Of Shakespeare in two volumes
quite new, by Virtue d Co., Of London, hand
somely illustrated; size OF volume, l5xl2 Ar,
ply to A. Peyton, Room Ducommun Block.
septo 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
lsrrsas FROM TINE People.

this column Is not necessarily endorsed by the
editor Of the HERALD. The writer who desires
10 be heard In IL should always accompany his
scroed with his full name, not necessarily for
publication but as guarantee OF good iaith.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
HORSES.

nns Sorrel, years old, 100 peunds
pair Of truck or farm horses. years old;
1850 pounds each.
pair Of dun carriage horsess5o pounds each;
Q years old.
single black horse; 1895 pounds; years old;
very fine family horse.
sorrel single OF double; very kind: eycars old:
1850 peundsl
span dapple greys. years old; 1850 pounds
each; hne family team; single or donble.
span bay carriage horses; 1850 pounds each;
fine hack team
Svery nice saddle horses for ladies' or gents.
span Of bays. years old. 1000 pounts each;
ans travelers. very kind. go single or double.
coupes. fine and in excellent condition: 1 Ian
dau, iandnulet .a.s
very fine sssatcd family carriage. new.
two seated rockaway.
covered phaetons. nearly new.
covered sugEies.
open buggy, I new 2-seated family covered
spring wagon.
passenger wagon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Real Estate
hrm known as Adams & Son Murray 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent, John W. Muir.
ray retiring. Adams d Son will continue the
business at the old Office 338 Pico House, north.
Main street. JOHN W. MURRAY,
FRANK u. ADAMS,
Ed. r.. ADAMS,
Los Angeles. Aug 2sth, 1884. sept9 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
AFTER FOURTEEN WEEKS,

81 hts forner ROOM, Is. TEMPLE BLOCH.
vhew he will DO pls2srd 70 perbrn the duties
q NOTARY PUBLIC and coSyEYANCEh for
bic old friends and all new ones vel as for the
pnhlio In x1n<zai- Hnx24f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09

Mr.. Blaine is said TO be recovering.
II would be serious blow TO the Demo-
erats il ill-health should compel him to
withdraw. &C Chicago Timss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
NEW TO-DAY.
ImFoRmArlom WAITED.

II J. b. Harding, who, up to week ago, was
ct work In Anaheim, will call at the Alameda
Hotel ne will meet his son, who Is very anxious
to see him. septp 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
panxer FaIlrres. !.

DENVER, Sept. Slate this afternoon
F.. j. Burton a. Co., wholesale cigars
and tobacco, the Tuggy Boot and Shoe
Company, and Rust, Harris 4 Co., whole
sale and retail hardware, stoves, etc..
assigned. The latter was one Of the
largest houses in their line in the State
Their failure was genuine surprise.
Estimated liabilities 500. 600; assets mn
known. Rust, Of this firm was the Co.
Of +. ]. Burton 4 Co. The Tuggy Boot
and Shoe Company was com paratively
small concern, and their failure was not
unexpected. Assets and liabilities at
present unobtainable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
Assessment for Grading and Im-
provement q Jackson street.

Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for and on account of tho grading and i'm.
provement Of Jackson street, Is on file In my
ofiice, having been so filed September sth, A. p.
1884, and the said assessment roll Is now opsn
for public inspection.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles. September sth. A. ID. 1884.
sept9 St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-09
senator A.she.y,s WIN.

PRovIDEScE, r. l., Sept. THE will
OF Senator Anthony was filed to-day.
1t leaves $500. 900 to his sister and other
relatives. and public bequests to the
smonnt Of S25, 900.