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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-04
PERSONAL. aiENsloy.
News nd Gossip In NeIntIun 10 vnrIou,
".U HeOnle

10 . = 10 .
Mr.. W. 7. Burt is home from Florida.
Msior Joy is ut youngstown on business.
Mr.. George He'll and wife are back from
their Wedding tour. ~ $3.50
Nj. Hugh II. Brown, Of Bseubcrvile, Is
visiting relatives in this city. III :
Mr.. Alfred Bea=sll, Of Terre Haute, is visit.
Ing his sister, Mrs. Msjor Joy. ~ =
Mr.. Fred Banner has returned from :
Western business and pleasure trip OF several
days. ., ~ II, :"
Mrs. Capt. Andy Wilson and daughter
Miss Mary, have gone to New York on an
extended visit, n : :"
Mis3 L1u Jsnnore, OF Pittsburgh, was In
the city Saturday on her way to visit Mrs.
Curtis, at West Liberty. a. ..'t -" -
Mira Henry Hill, OF pennison (uee M;sa
Kate Wiuder, OF this city, Is here on two
weeks visit 10 relatives. -
Mr.. John Hutton, OF the Randolph copntv
Enterprise, ID the guest OF State Supsriutend.
ent Of Free Schools Butcher. n .I7'1'1
Mr.. W. a. Hunt, editor Of TIE Ctyou;.,.
amt A G. DarIah, E;q., OF St Clairsylile
wtra at the Mcclure House Saturday. ~, :, :
Rev. i. J. Hurt, CT the Disciples church.
pfencheo at belia.re yesterday, he and Rev,
I'M. Monroe, CT that place, exchanging pull.
pits. \ as E'.3 ls9112 = -
AT the last meeting OF tho Mrr,iasburr
Thursday Club Mr.. s. b. Brown gave on able
grafton on Weat Vireinia's poet, Mr.. Leigh.
ton, Of this city. |,Il'lgI7'. p
Ms. Edmund Booking has returned from
Canton, Ohio, where he went to attend the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs Rudolph I.eonhard.
Ec also spent same tlras with his brother In
Est 81, ,4.'fFll9 7,.'9''s
ar. John R. Thornhill, The popular young
gentleman from Charleston, who for several
terms Of the Legislature has hold the 1e.
pponsible position Of Houae mail and BANK.
Ing page. has been engaged as. city editor OF
the Charleston Call. 4 His pleasant mann rs
will make him popular, ss they slxays have
In tho past. X. ls
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II Col. AScPhnIl's Death.

Col Daniel H. McPhail, an e1.cfflcer Of The
United states Army, and former citizen nj
this city, died las. week at thu resideuce nj
bis .tis:er In Brooklyn, N. y. he was Il
years old. 10 1884 he wes appointed second
lieutenant, and served with dlstinc.ion
though the Mexican war and Re alton. ;, Ia
was u! member OF Gen. Rosecrans' stan and
served rs paymastes here for tome time. iWe
resigned 10 1860. holding the rank Of Lien.
tenant Colonel, and has siace lived with hia
sister, Mrs. Gerrit Smith. In Brooklyn Hs
was the father. OF Major William McPtasi, Of
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THE reason why Solomon said, that thera
was nothing new under the sun, was that hs
could not buy good remedy to euro his
stubborn cold. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup had
not been Compounded then. It; has long
since proved itself to be the great beneiac:.
ton Of the nineteenth century, W. - -
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TREE. * o. CO.'S ICE HARVEST.
a Very Big Yield OF Unesnn Iy. Fine

W .
a Very Big Yield OF Unesna Iy Fine
~ EEes .l Crystal.
The baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
on last Wednesday completed ,hsir ice
hsrvest for this season, having cut from Lake
Youghiocheny and stored in their leo housss
along the limo Of the road $50 car loads OF
spring water leo. The Terra Al;a Eaterprise
says that in addition 10 this, they have flltd
their large ICE houne ti0.So) 3: Lake Youghio-
gheny, which is held Us reserve In CASE of
a very hot summer, and will bs used only
after their supply at other points has been es.
haustad. The company hns stored about
Glo. GOO oil ice and consumes this amount
annually. Lake Youghiogheny, tho artificial
BODY OF water from which tho Baltimore &
Ohio railroad harvesis its leo crop, is locatsd
between Mountain Lake Park and Deer
Park. 1t Ia fed by mountain springs and
covers sbout eight Or tan acrss Of gfound,
and Is equipped with railroad tracks. a
storage warehouse, loading platform and a
stationary ensiue. The cutting began about
January lat, and 100 to 200 MEN were COZ
SANITY employed in the work. ,Tlg IN
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The Patent Congress "WaukinphasLn ehoe
Tor gentlemen. This is an improved congress
gaiter made with tho elastic in the BACK
instead Of Il e side, which insures perient
tit and solid comfort 10 the wearcr. Cal and
see them hafara nnrrhaItrg p l.. Y. Prnrn,
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DENTISTRY.


To Loan--Money-J. Q. Heryey.
FIR 6ale-Riyeislds Iron Stock.
For Sale-Freme House.
Dissolution OF Partnership sonneborn
Brothers
Wansed-Young Maj.
Charley Snay's i'ntatre--Fourth page.
Geo. NJ. Shook Il Co.-Head OF Local.
Health III Wealth-Logan 4 Co.
German Student Lamps-Nesbi,t & Bro.
Special Sale OF Ca:pets-G. Mendei l. Co.
When Spectacles are Needed--I. G. Dilloa.
Or. John i. 6mith-Third mage.
Wanted-To Rent Email House-Head OF
Lncal -
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Seal Skin Clesrs ere here to be tried with
Wheelirg's most popular brauds. The hest
judges Of cigars arc invited TO pas upon
them. First class dealers handle them. 9,7
n N. REILLY, Agent, i. y
315S- Wheeling, VIVA. 81
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Ssatc. April Co%iaCgJ4c; May 661J.,62,Gc Z. Oats
steady aud In iAit demsnd:t no. 0 while 4l9isi2c;
No, white 424at25ic; No., white 4s!4c. Etgs

steady aud In fAii detnsud: 10. . while ll9isi2c;
No white 42e{st2Ac; No. i white 4sy5Sc. Eirs
easier; extra staNSc. GJ7' 3NlrEl B VIZ
BALTIMORE, February 2-Flour quiet End easy.
ter red Epot and February 81 cal OK; March
g. o7tsAl Gas; April o. Q9sfal OK; May 81 l05la
! II: June. 81 u bid Corn, western arner and
c!osing dull: mixed spot bsxc bid; February SSIx<
tS3<c: March sS3ss5sEc; May 6,s{a6lJc; steamer
5S,sc Oats 1Im, western white o. 'Ssc mixed toc
Rye quiet At 61a69c. Provisions higher and nrn;
mess pork 40 Is. Hulk meats, shoulders and clear
lib tides pacted !At9Sc. Bacon. thoulders sac:
clear III sides l0kc; hams iislt1c. Lard, re.
fined l0c. Eggs lower At 3ec ital III ffl 'lF
ClaciSaAr,, o.. February 2-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat nrin; No.2 red 81 0Sal ". Coru
es,isr: no. 2, toHc. Oats nrn; No. 2 mixed 8sas7c.
Ivy steady AID iiIm; no. 2 sA Barley steady and
unchanged. PORK Mrous and higher mes esl6 G0a
1919. Lard strong: primo htcaln 00cI bld:l p.loc
tsEea Dnlk meats strong and higher shoulders
nc: short rip S3zc. bacon ifmer: shoulders TIC:
lhott rib SIC; short Gear Ptsc WHISKY steady ii
u H. Butter dun and unchanged, o. Il A
TOLEDO, February 2-Wheai qulet and hteady;
No. 2 rcd cash g71fttsi Of; March 81 90 bid; ApIi
2casll and February Sc; March Sic; April Soc;
May es1fo. Oats dull NO, . ca.h SGac: May 3it4c.
Glover ssed dull: prime caAh aud February Is 81;
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A sMALL lot Of ladies' hand embroidered
cambria underwear at less than half price at
s45y Vs. BRuEs & CoFrER's,
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A FINE assortment OF cambria, nainsooks
anu Swiss embroideries, bsautiful styles, at
TlI ~. = nIuEs Il Coyrrn's y
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HHIDHEpOHT.
Collector Shcpp's blot nj n r,TrnmI
Il Personal and Local Mention.

Collector Sleeps blot nj n Trnmp,
Personal and Local Mention. 2
Misses Lizzie Hartsteia and Nellie Owens
Of Wheeling, were whiting friend here yesler.
day. 5c.5. 5...,si, g. ~ e - II
Marshal McConahey Is keeping a look out
for the thief who stole Mrs. Wsgner's watch,
and will probably run him down soon.
Arthur Love and family, proprietor Of the
Musical Comedy Company, are s.oppipr at
the Imperial Hotel enjoying q few DAYS Of
needed res. prior TO opening the spriug
SESSION.
Miss Ella Hill, daughter Of the proprietor
Of the Imperial hotel, Is very clever artist,
Her last piece OF work, landscape scene Of
the neighborhood OF the Olio County III firm
airy, near Elm Grove, Is a very faithful
picture, Tho co!or!ng and shading being very
true to nature. -t.5
John Lyon, the wounded tramp is I'M.
proving rapidly and will soon be out Marin
Lyons, Of Pittsburgh, who Leard OF the shoot.
lug, arrived IN town Saturday, thinking tha.
John might DO his brother, but when be
locked on the features Of the tramp be gave
a sigh OF relief, shook his bead, .anu took the
ne1. train for home. SER, -.II1f
Tho new coal company, OF which eelah
Chamberlain, Of Cleveland, is at the head.
haYe about closed contracts with parties il,
Pleasant Valley. FIVE miles east Of Bridgeport,
for 500 acres OF coal land. They Intend to
build numbsr OF dwellings for the miners
they Will give employment 10, and In shor.
TIM, quite town will spring up in that
locality. pr '4l : s. -
Collector shepp, OF the Toll house hailed a
tramp yesterday morning who was attempt.
Ing TO cross the bridge without leaving tha
usual remembrance behind, and as he paid
no attention to the challenge, Mr.. Bhepp
brought ont his battery ard fired two Shots
Of warning. But the tramp didn't seem to
mind a little thing like that and only
laughed, and walksd on. q, :, I-''s
/. The FIVE trsmps confined ia the lookup
made an attempt to escape from bondage on
Saturday, but were discovered in time and
their little scheme frustrated. They will be
given employment to-day on public works.
States Attorney Mitchell was down on Sat.
urday, md said II the authoritles could las.
ten any crime on them he would take
pleasure In sending them 10 court, "a u = |
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Live stock.

CHICAGO. February 2.-Tho Drorers Journal re.
ports: Live hoss--Receipts 7,o01 head: shipments
100 head: market steady ard strong; rough pack.
lui q 7haG 20; packing ana shipping. e .0a6 IS;
nm Seaa .Sinm i s.% ~ S To- c aetc,
and unchanged: exports 81 bca7 25; good 10 choice
ahlppiuHa5 7oae 10: common 10 medium $ 0Qab 60.
sheep-ReeeiptS Coz head: sh!plncne 100 head
market steady and stronger; inferior 10 fair " Is
a. % PCT ewt; Rood s, 10; choice 50 10: Texas
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fOnTY.SiX DEATHS

reported to il,r City Eenltl officer In
N January. nrlt
Dr.. I. 0. Edwards, City Health Olicer,
furnishes the following abstract oil the
records Of his etlice for January, which shows
the morality statistics Of the city for Jan
usly, 1851. .t l...,
Deaths from all causes ,,,,,, .,,, ,,,,......4G
Proportion In loo OF population per nlln,m il 25
Deaths same meath last yenr.........,...,...: ,f
Males White .........,.,,
Felnnl lbs, -, ,,, .,.......... "a t,olOrrd !
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The following shows the range OF The Their
mometer. rs observed ut schnepis drug store,
Opera House GOMEZ:
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ISDIcArIoEs,

7A.x. i2a.or. A.7P.x.l7 AN. u M.YP,u,7r,
81 q G. A Is 50 II Il
.. INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., February l. 1870 A. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, light rains, norshcss, .o
southeast winds, slight fail In Temperature
and slight rls, foil wed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Reg ,on, cloudy weather,
northeast to tou,hegst winds, md risiug, fol.
lowed by falling barometer.
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~ BsuEy L Corrxa are Offering great bargains
In white goods and embsoidelies, all marked
in plain lisures. 4. y Ss5sf ~
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7A.x. 12y. 8 r. MEM. IA. M.l2N.3rN.7p,N
IS IS 10 81 81 81 IS II
..| .t. SUNDAY u
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EAST Liberty, Pa. February 2.-Cattlc market
iair al unchanged p:iccs: receipts l,o26 head;
shinments 4ls head. Hog market htm; receipts
Tvs head; shipments 4.GU0 head; Philadelp hias
sheep market Arm on good, dull on commit II, 1t
mems ], COO head. \ = m H. ,fII' -,
CINCINNATI. o., February 2-Iire hogs firm:
common aud light 81 eOa6 ~: packing and butchers
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TIE DAILY aIAlshEIS.
Tlic Financial World.

NEW YORK, February 2.-Aoney market easy ut
lh42 percent. Prime mercantile paper ia5x per.
CENT. sterling Exchange bankers bills firm ut
81 s5hS: demand 81 sly. ~ =
GOVERN ESTS-Firu .... sag. ."-s z.
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TOR EENT-A Z ROOAiED HOUSE
II No. 1S3 north side Fourteenth t,,est, Il Il
good order. and In y dtsiab'e neshborhool In.
duitG at f27 Fourteenth Strf,t, hi
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-HOUSE ON SOUTH
- York Street. Apply TO Z. E. ZANE, 9S SouH
fCMQ MtGCL --------
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EOR RENT-TIlE FOuR.STORY
u Eouhlc Iron Front Building now OCCUPIED \,
Jts. S2eldel & Co, Wholesale Groccrs, JN
SPEfDEi. & CO., lIi7 Main strcet. III
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TOR RENT--A TWO STORY BRICK
u Dwelling. No. q Thinc, nth s,rc.t, rop,s,,
Ing r oms; hot and col, water and gas. kuouIn
Of 4. LlLlle. CO, Net Foil and EilirrntE Ala hi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
: = : : : :

Are speciality with us this season. We offer
for Next Week. rs Black Silk Suits for Ladies,
from $40 to $50. The price will hardly cover
the cost Of material The Suit line is a new
branch Of trade in this city, and to introduce it
more generally we offer all our Suits for this
week at manufacturers cost and guarantee bet
ter fit and better style than any dressmaker in
this city can produce positively The suit trade
in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and
all other large cities, is the main feature of the
Dry Goods trade. No lady thinks of paying
dressmaker from SIS to $50 for the making Of
a Dress. We will sell you Suit for $25, that
will cost you from $35 to $40 to get made to
order, and in better style and finish. We invite
the attention Of the Ladies to this line and can
convince them that our claims are we'll founded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30
Spring ()vorcoats!!
Business and Dress Suits,
ClildlGl'S Garments,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Shirt Waists

Every available space, both in the basement and
on the main floor of our immense store is filled
to OVERLOOKING with goods selected by our Mr.
JOS Mickey in person. Their styles were never
as handsome and the prices never lower
We have obtained perfection in fit and improve
ments on every hand, SO that now customer
may be clothed from head to foot in the highest
style Of the art and in thirty minutes leave
our store looking like a new man.
We are CATERERS FOR THE CONFI-
DENCE OF THE COMMUNITY, and respect
that confidence by giving our patrons in ex-
change for their money garments OF sterling
worth, that after long wearing prove their su-
periority over inferior goods with which the
west is deluged
We keep all the best makes in HATS & CAPS;
this with our Furnishing Goods are two Of the
most important Departments of our business,
and we make prices about 70 per cent below
exclusive dealers in these lines.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01

Of the High School need be ashamed.
And now we earnestly hope and faith
fully trust that IL will never be dlmmed
by your class. Keep one purpose ever
before you; resolve TO make your lives
useful. Remember that Labor, either
of the hand or the brain, is the only true
manhood. the only true nobility. Inc
boys. of course. will work. But no less
should every girl perfect herself in some
thing thatswill fit her to earn a llyeli-
hood aud attain the selt-respect oil use
fulness. No condition, not even the mis-
fortune OF being born rich can justify
idleness. nor should deter either man or
woman from a definite life purpose and
consecrating themselvesto to it. There is
a place in the world for all. Every one
of you has his mission to fulfill. Find
it as soon as you can and devote your
lives to it, aud remember the poets
words:
"fIe livcth long who livetl'Wef;
All else Is life Int thrown ayay;
lie liveth longest, who can tell
OF true things, truly done. each,lay."
After the delivery of Prof. Siaith's al.
dress and the presentation OF diplomas,
the "class song" was sung and tho vast
audience dispersed. The vsrious essays
were characterized 5y much careful
thought, and were well worthy Of publ
cation, but it is impossible. in the
crowded state of the columns OF the
HERALD, to give any Of these very meri.
torious productions. The class, it will
be perceived, is the largest that ever
graduated at our excellent High School,
and shows careful culture aid good
scholarship.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01
A Bunch of Keys.

The Sparks Company, under the man
agement of Messrs Edouin and Sanger,
which finished four weeks successful
engagement at the Bush Street Theatre,
San Francisco, last Saturday night, opens
at the Childs Opera House in the above
comedy tonight. Speaking of ga
Bunch of Keys" the 4Aha says:
"a Bunch OF Keys''--that farrago of
pleasing nonsense, amusing in the ex-
treme-was produced last night before
as jolly number as ever assembled at a
play, crowding every nook and corner OF
the theatre, aud bestowing npon it its
full quota OF laughter which the many
comical scenes and situations provoke
A description of the piece is impossible,
jumping in its construction from one
speciality to another, which are in able
hands and SO blended as to go with a
snap and humor which have not char
acterized farce comedy in n long time.
With It's dialogues are solos and cho-
ruses, bright and tuneful, and rendered
very nicely. The cast is very stroug for
the kind of work to be done.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01
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He Was Ths Wrong Man.

A suit has been pending in ono of our
courts for some days, in which one side
claims to have been defrauded by the
other. One of the parties who claims to
have been injured is a woman. Last
night, learning that one of the defend
ants to the suit intended to leave for San
francisco on the midnight train, she
procured black snake whip and con
cealed herself near the depot. About
the hour at which the train was to start
she saw man approach, who in size
and figure assembled her intended
prey. She fastened to meet him, aud
without waiting TO ascertain if he
was the right man, commenced
to belabor hun with the whip.
Her blows fell thick and fast, until the
arrival OF a policeman, who took her into
custody. When taken into the light she
discovered that the chasiisement had
been wasted-the victim was not the
man she supposed, but a granger from
Riverside whom she had never seen be-
fore. Her apologies were profuse, but
as they did not cause the welts she had
inflicted to subside, she was marched to
police headquarters, where she made a
deposit for her appearance to answer 10
the charge OF battery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01
Peoples store Opening.

The grand opening of the new Peo-
pies Store, on Spring street, yesterday,
was one of The most noticeable CONNER
cial events OF the season. The store is
the largest retail dry goods store west Of
st. Louis, lighted by electricity and ar
ranged and classified in the best possi-
b.s b.ss s@..sssiiiaaef. The goods were all in posi-
tion yesterday afternoon, and to TIE TIC
strains OF sweet music, conducted by
Professor Engel, the great establishment
was opened to the public and immediate
ly thronged with visitors from every part
OF the city and county. The great store
on the ground floor and basement was
crowded with customers as soon as open
ed, all eager to gee the new store and to
ascertain if the prices sdyertsed were
real or ideal. They wero found to be
real. The opening last night was com.
plete ovation, and was very noticeable
and brilliant event. The store is well
appointed. the goods classified, and the
stock so large that all who needs dry
goods of any kind can find at the Peo.
pies Store whatever they want.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01
a New Savings Bank.


The announcement. OF the Ios Angeles
Savings Bank appears in the HERALD
this morning. The institstioa is located
at 100 Main street. between the Farmers
and Merchants Bank and the First Ma.
tional Bank The officers and stock hold.
ers are among the best fnaaoiers Of the
State, and solid beyond q peradventure.
The bank will open its doors this morn.
ing under the careful management Of L.
G. Goodwin, President, and j. V. Wach.
tel, Secretary, with Isaias w. Hellman,
Col, Robert 5, Baker, JOHN E. Platter,
John A, Paxton and 4. C Goodwin, D.
reclors. The capital is al paid in, and
the bank will start out as one of the best
in the State. Tho Institution will start
nnder carful management with abupdant
resources, and soon take rank as one OF
the strongest in the country.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01

Messfs. Arey aud Olms.ed were In the
city yesterday froa Daggett, where they
have set up fine sampling mill, which
sometimes has run through 5000 Of
bullion in single day. They are samp-
ling and buying ore actively, and fire.
quently pay out $1,000 per day to pros
pect)rs for small specimens of ore. Some
of the ore is hauled $50 miles, from Nye
county, Nevada. Their trade comes in
from all parts of the mining region north
Of Los Angeles, and is OF great impor-
tance to miners and prospectors within
large radius. This establishment of
these gentlemen is proving of great ad-
vantage to mining men over vast area
of country tributary to this city.
Seven lads have been taken to jail and
reprimanded for bathing in the frog
pond near the woolen-mill. Why not
have swimming bath in this city,
Swimming is necessary accomplish
ment and should be learned in still
water. An ar;esian well 800 feet deep
can be sunk in the hills in the western
part of the city and furnish water enough
for swimming pond properly construct
ed In the Summer il would pay haiid-
somely. Who win do this necessary
deed.
The red lights that last fall and winter
preceded the sunrise and followed the
sunset, were very iine yesterday morn
ing. These lights preceded our flood
winter. They will now precede a flood
elsewhere on the earth, aud people, be.
ing forewarucd by these banners in the
sky, can get their crops aud property
out of the way. Aud please don't for
get the warning. This light As caused
by vast amount of frozen vapor, that
must come down.
The following is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections, yes
terday: A. G. Bradstreet, San Francisco;
Geo. Steck, New York; G. II. Sis,on, +.
s. Wentworth, G.. K. Dixon, s. f.: G.
Boswortb, Stockton; J. d. Longstreet,
G. 7. Longstreet, Los Angeles; ID. b.
Mccormick, Pasadena; Dir. X. NJ. Buck,
Altoona, Pa; C. NJ. Callahan, Fullerton,
N. NJ.
The picnic OF the Thirty Fights yes
terday was well attended. and the sports
were CHEEKY and well carried out. These
brave fire boys will make fair sum out
of their annual entertainment. j. C.
McMenomy, of the mo. Twos," got
away with the prize for the best waltz
ing. This is the sixteenth prize which
Nc. has captured. Miss Lyons and
Miss Douglass took the prize for the
best lady walters.
d. w. c. Franklin, Robert 4. Ketch-
EN- aud James A. Golden yesterday filed
for record iu the County Recorders Of
flee notices of location of three graphite
mining claims in Black Prince district,
Pacoima Canon. These are the same To-
cations recorded by the same parties
jointly and which was published in the
HERALD a few days ago.