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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
Doaro an0 Rooms.

East Side
oeEAST Doth STREET near broadway,
n Handsomely furni,h ID rooms for gentlemen
KFSIR4BI,E ROOMS with board :. 145 East
| .Is,et Grsr,ercy Park, north side; references ex-
T1TEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
Il overlooking Tamercy Patk hol ana Co% Wat ~. ed
ba'h' Ai'o '"S SO ItVING-PLACE
0EAST 27TH-ST.. opposite Hotel Brunswick.
- Handsomely furnished TOf ms 70 let genteinen or
eTU-ST. % EAST, near Bowcry.-Iarge,
4 cool wollfur1isiIed room seen today one tat lett
tO FAST 2sTH-ST between 5th-aye. and
= Madison. avc.-Furnshcd rooms all Improvements
breakfast. il desired references.
EAST 2STH, NEAR 5TH-AVE.-Fur-
" nialcd lan Tor gentlemen brea@iaith deSHeai
references.
30 EAST Doth ST..-SuitS OF rooms with
DO private private table or without board
single rooms
so NADISON-AVE. - Superior board
~ summer prices one square one hall room perns-
nent or Transient
West Si1s.
A SMALL FAMILY would let one or two
~ neatly fuin SHED 90 gentlemen; references; teEis
moderate. 80 Get lltl-st 9TH and Gtn ayes
ELEGANT Rooms to let with board; summer
Il terms. 10 West l26thgt
UNFINISHED rooms at summer prices; de-
Il slrablc location. 23 West 3Stist
ZINE FRONT ROOMS with board, to peIma-
L neut parties at ~ West lSthsL References.
- WEST 34TH-Sr.-Furnishcdp arlor floor;
also other roolu5 with without private table, sum
prices.
20 WEST 3STH-ST Single and connecting
10 rooms superior bOarL private bath suslmer prices
highest references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
Musical Instruction

NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
NO. 8 EAST 14ru.sr Third door east of 5TII-AVE
Chartered IN 1SG5. , 10. u,oroos
Tb,s RENOWNED INSTITUTION the first organized in
America offers unequalcd advant1sos to Pnpis ~ nv
fundamental Music, Harmony anu
Composition FOcution, Dramatic Actlon' Mo'eEh LAn-
euages, Drawing ana Painting.
se' OPEN DAILY from a. IN. to 9p.m
during the ENTIRE YEAR.
SPRING TERM NOW COMMENClNO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24

AO%DAI. MAY %
TNFCU TORS SALE
BY ORDER PETER DDREAUS ANDJ H. UIAUVIIT
Executors -. es'ate OF W. h. HELMS Decgased
Valuable country residence ind nfn ( aercs
PATERSON. y. J.. ~
bounded two Sides rs PdSsac Tinn
dwelling and eorplce ontDuiug Handsome IaWus;
grounds; fine Lurseiy. '
TUE6DAY. MAY &c
EXECUTORS SALE Estate MARGARET a. pUDD
Deceased. - - -'
49, AND 80 LA~r l7TV.sr
between 1gtayc aui Avenue s. ceil1r
brick tcuCmcnis. 5,NlOO each ~
WILLIAM C. TRAPiIA1E IN, Esq. Attorney 90 Nagsau It.
~ EAST I9iTU.ST
near 81 ave. Eubsautal yestOy dOubo brown sane dat
2Xr2xlUO.ll.
MONDAY, JUNE /.
Queen cottage and eoInds Long Branch on Ceisa.
handsome stafY Villa containing roonE MOI al 10
xtaO; central location. adjoining PRINCIPAL hotels near
depot. Terms ii1craL saic positive.
MONDAY, JUNE5
EXECUTORS SALE, ESTATE L. =. sHONSARD
deceased.
% Valuable Plots On
WaTburtOn aud Sh0nuard Terrace. NOnkera ODroso
Hudson Beautiful FOR cottages. Css and
Telephone. Onel ali mile from depot. alo positive.
M.ps az AueiiCreelB once. as Lbeity.st
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Exports this week Great Britain ;ns1
France t. 1879. continent l.pi3 Stock at United
states ports this day ISL ~ this day last year.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

ouyr,roa. May l,-snot cotton closed

GAlNf-To$ Tr1uUfs.
GAINrSToN May lg-EuWrcs opcu"d
dun iu.,d steady. but dun CLOSED >tcud,, 10 to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Texas, on April l-t 1881; one grey
horse, - years old, branded W on
lett shoulder, II - hands high, broke |
20 harness and saddle, appraised by |
W. a. Burt and John Wells at $50
No. 3lo6.
Taken mp by ID. l.. Mclaughlin. nj
his residence about r. miles west of
Waco, McLcnnan county, Texas, and
r-trnYcd before W g Boyd, j. T. !
lrict No. 4, Mcl.cnuan county, TcN. !
April 18th, 1883. one brown mare.
& years old branded r. on the left
-honldcr II ~ hands Ligh, three
white feet, broke to saddle and APP
praised 10y Walter Bcwlcy and
Alonzo liowlc- at so.
No. 3lO7.
Taken mp by T. f. Strokes on his
premise, 2 ~ miles west from West
station, McIcnnm county. Texas, and
c-traycd before =. l.. Makcig. j T..
precinct No. 3, McLcnnan county
Texas, on the 18Th of April, 1850; one
dun mare, about IN or ~ years did,
branded u T, Il hands high, saddle
: =
and gear marks shod MI round, had
u sore on left fore leg when taken up,
appraised 10y l.. i. Collins and Il. t.
/ Craddock at $50
No. 5lOs.
Taken up by W.R. Yancy, ON South
Bosquc, miles =. T.. of McGrcgor
and cstraycd before :. NJ. Johnson, j
/ T. prict. No. 3. McLcnnan county
Texas, April 2lst, lSo5. one bay
work horse, 3 years old, II hand.
high, branded 1. one mouse coiorcd
mule years old l3 hands high,
branded Al. Onc black mare I ycar-
old, II - hnud- high, no brand. ON,
bay lillcy, years old, 10 hands high
no brand. one paint iillcy, 2 year
old, II hands high no brand APP
j. praised by j. j. Morse and II. y
g liandlcy at 500.
, No. 3lU9
Taken up by +. McMahan. at hi
. residence on Hog creek, IL miles W>l,
. Of Waco in NcLcunan county, rcNu-
} AID e,traycd before W. G.. Boyd. j
T., prcct. No. {, Mclcnuan county
I Texas, ON 18th April, 1883, one ba,
/. horse, years old. brand WA on RICH
shoulder hands high, white in TN
70 face, both gla-- eyes. right fore foo
/. and lrlj hind foot white; one ba
horse r. ycnr- old, brands ON jaw an,
-
VI on left -noulicr, aud Il ON lci
.- thigh; appraised hv j. l.. l'ubb, an
l. &. H. Williams, 5000
, No. $40,
,. Taken mp 10y Alfred Abul on D.
r ranch lG miic- west OF Waco, on Va
Ia ley Mil, road, and cstraycd before
.c ". Davis, j, T., Precinct No. /. NJ
4, Lenuan county, Texas, on 3Oth Mar
7 lSsj, one grey gclding OF : yea
old. about l3 hands high, no brar
pcrcriyahlc and appraised by Fran
81. Manning and j. l.. Patton, at $50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

That is what the old SaXons called
il. They meant what we call health.
Rugged and sturdy old fellows they
were. We are hardly up to their
standard of health, because orr style
of living has introduced many I'M
wholesome habits. But we can resist
the debilitating effects of our man
ncr of living by taking Brown, Iron
Bitters, II conqucrs indigestion, reg
ulatcs the bowels, cures weakness,
malaria etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Mrs. WmsloW'- soothing Syrw,
should alWny- be used for children
tccthing. II soothc- the child. -ottcu-
the gums, allay all pain, cures wind
collie, and i, the best remedy for diar-
rhca. 2jc Il bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

t..f.,,.t 4, y 4. o ,-.. d., ,.
."hN"nu - w. Am0fy ~ use
L3ltlnh o. Is ~ ga; ,iamond IL camoric NJ
Brown Shtcung- chapman -. $50, snow
1t'p 49, &C. saratoga A. T. ic Marshall 4
~ i9C massachusetts ~ ca Augusta -
tipr ni Inc south - tai sterling ~ "a
hn"N - ls Ron" lake D. "a
lNH 'hr'.nE. Lowell hfp SIc. btachcd
-' MgHWluoth brown. y, lleached, a. rep
ltitI. hf'Wil ~ rlC'cU' IT, N.
pruning iepr',eh brown, Nc niyachcd. lOo
'thhhlft'. Alahhuh so. l. sc. luui lana,
40. 'a'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21
CITY uAItK itS.


Caiic--Stocrs $50 to i1i fat barren COWS
S2UU To- 52.7,.milch COWS s2toOto si5un pcf hcpd.
HpgS-Fut hogs, ESQ to {! 70, stock hogs, e. -
to $500
-hccp--Muttuus. 100 to2.21
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Acids -Sulpnulic, per carpoy, . ID. citrlc per
7lc oSalic per Id, ioc, uruiric. powdered, per
3d. GuuGlc.
Gums-Arablc. select per 10, zoe. as fcoiita
D. io ..Oc. cHmphur % To .Uc; opium, ~ To itO
Ous-BcrgUmut, StuicIsOu'S q, per lb 10, lem
ON. Saudcr.un's l.s1. peppermint. 80. winter
grcru 100. olive. MALAGA l5t
Fom-h-Bromidc. per lh % ca SOC iodidc, 8 20.
tile, white 10 To DOC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

just received fresh supply of Con
grcs,, Hawthorn aud Excelsior water
The first two by the bottle or case
the latter ON drtught, at
Il. Bchren-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Washington, May 20 - Indications for the
west gulf states; Partly cloudy weather occa.
sional rains. caslcry winds and stationary
temperature
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

\n t,ppf
T.Lrn mn, lv Mike Gnu,rr an fine
nrr,nisr. oi MIR +Wrlb = miles north.
,yr.t nt Wr.t Station and r.tr,,rl he
fare = + Nlnlrin ! T. rrorinri M. g.
VL rnu,u rolniy Tcxa.. ON the 36th
,t February 1,Si ono bnv marc 3 or
,r,,r. nlJ mo- brand ~ hands hioh
.,nYIl ,cIiir -i,ot in forehead. left lore
,nJ hind t1nt wine orprni.rd hy
.lnscrh or and Andrew Krrlon at
SI5.
\n .,uqs
ralrn mn hv " f. Tubb. ON his
,,,,ui.c. nu miI,Ilr Insane nbnut
twenty miles west of Waco. and cs-
,r,yri before A. + llopin. j. T.. prc-
rinrt \o NcIruunn rouuty. TrNn-
ON thn on,h of March IAss. one .orrcl
hn,,r IN ycor. old branded a u ON
Ir0 sLnuldr, and : ON l.tt ,hi,h and
nnrrni.cd by T. Henson and j. \
Crutrhcr nt go.
NO. 3ugG.
Taken up by w w. Embry. on Ea-
olr ~nriuo. rond miles west of Me
Grcuor ouud c.travcd before :. NJ
,Inbn.on. j, T.. precinct no. 3. Melon
nan comfy TrNn4 ON the 18TH of
March 1os5. one dark bay mare
,rnr. nlJ Understandable brand II 10
land. biuh. and appraised by W. -.
CNru. and + G.. tonnallv Mt $25.
No 3Gg7
South Cow BAYOU. about ii miles
: " frou waco. and c,traycd he
fore f. 4. Christian. j. T.. prict. 80.
i. vcLcnnnn county. Texas, March
| lIth. 1883. one mare about 20 years
OLD. iudc,grihablc brand. li-l-2 hand,
Nov .Vapprniscd byT T/GloVcr
and -. Y CollinyI sI.
No. Boss
Taken m, by L.. Il. Conlcv, nj II
residence ON l.. Side Of Brnzos river
lG miles above Waco. in Me. Lehman
county. aud cstraycd before W. G.
Boyd, i. L. Prict. 40. /, McLcnnnn
county. Texas, March 7th. 1855. one
brown Mare. about years old. brand
. +. l.. connected on lett shoulder
white in face, right eye white. II
/ hands high and appraised by y. /.
Blmsil and Il. VI. IIMdWlck at
$50
No. 3u99
Taken up 10y j. g. Black. ON his
. brpui- ps y miles west UI NnrD. ON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Out She darts from beneath the girls fee;
Only a sky. rocket header
| while the maiden stands still and stares
| poor feline who couldn't bc dCHdcr,
And whupping old hill for repairs,
City council meet, tonight.
Farmers are complaining of too
much rain
The smoker wants the best cigar,
and he can get them at Hers.
w. H. stills ~ Go. keep constantly on
hand II good supply of feed.
Remember in ordering groceries,
George W. Mclaughlin will supply
you.
Constable Lee jenkins yesterday ar
rested one Lee Harris, who is charged
with swindling
Spring chickens tor sale at W. H..
| Sill n cos.
Mr. j. u. Chambers Is having sub
stantial awning put up in front of his
livery stable on the avenue.
Every iirst.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
taiions.
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
The best IN Il most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
lIorslull Il Camcron's.
Ragand has the finest assortment
of icwclry and watches ever brought
to this market
llorsiull " Camcron's is hcadquar-
tiers for sheep shears. wool Irvine and
sacks
Ii YOU want real stylish straw
hat and at low price call Mt t.
lIabcr's and got one of them. lust re-
cciVcd per express.
The First baptist SUNDAY school will
have their picnic ON Friday. MAY. %.
instead of saturday the ~ as stated
heretofore.
The Mary street canal is finished
Now certain parts of the city will be
free from ovcrflows when heavy rain.
fall.
The EXAMINER is under obligations
to Mr.. &. +. Blanks, the printer. for a
beautiful calendar. Onr cup is full,
and so is our desk front now.
One of the most beautiful calaudcr,
of the season was presented TO the
editor of the EXAMINER yesterday, by
Cot Il. Il. PARROT, manager of the f.
Il. a.
The Ladies Aid society of the Fifth
Street Methodist church will give n
,ociablc at the parsonage tonight. In
addition to the usual refreshments,
lee cream will he served AT reasonable
rates.
When "l'aillcioot, the Wild Western
guide" zoe, on scout look out for n
IL item. There will he news to re-
port before many days. and the pco-
pie viii be glad to hear it
Would it not be we'll for
our citizens To look after
this enterprise. Another cot
ton mill, with all the latest improv-
mcnt>, would be of inculcucablr benc-
lit To Waco.
Two men snapped horses yesterday
afternoon, and after one of the ami
mails had been l.tchcd to buggy, it
was found that the horse was totally
blind. The other animal was ~pav-
med, so the. trade was an even one
after all.
The most cilicHctouS stilnulantS TO
excite the appetite are An%o>tura
liitlcr-, prepared 10y DR.. j. q Il.
Sicgcrt ~ sons. B'Narc of counter
lclts. ASH your grocer or druggist
I"r me genuine ar'l'Ir'
W alt'r Downs captain nl the Cen
Ir"i OItl base halI ciuh has received
chHIIrnSr from Alex lIiHr>. captain
Oh li'e r'aNt Ht9N' 10 pIa! u ma'rn
zane OF saturday HtAt' Inc email
I'mSc ''"' op'i a'I'pI'I'
ne negro man = 'nh lohll'"n' VINO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

My green house is again full of
beautiful blooming plants, which /
offer to sell ut the lowest possible
prices for the next ten days, Please
call and secure bargains. Positively,
for ten days only f. W. \hsEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Soda water with shaved ice and
pure fruit juice ,yrup~. delicious: at
w. \. Williamson y Coz. drug store,
IO9 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Don't forget that We are hcadquar
tiers ioJGcnt~ Furnishing Goods
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Misses hid opera slippers: sizes / -
at 6 cents per pair at Sanger Bros.
shoe department.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Kansas CITY. May l9--Cattlc- The Live
stock Indicator reports, Cattlr, receipts, 2nW
Wcnkcl, ana 5H luc lower cNpottrrs, 60 2om' 90
good to- choice shipping >tccl-, 81 .I. .N.
common To- medium, 81 jo"I7t feed o.. $50
! ju. COWS. s. olu@ I'D
Hogs Receipts, $500 weak and 5c iow
a. 7l" T.
-hccp- Ecccipts, 500, quiet fair 60 gnod nut
tons. g. 7l"3 60. common To medium, g"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Now is the time 10 get summer
suit of clothes at bottom figures. at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one
minute German Corn Remover Kills
corns and buuions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Pelulos-Dcor skins 10 10 ne. antelope, 10 To-
Zoe. seal skins, u 10 Alc. rucep polts as per
wool 10 tu GiG shoarlings, 10 - l1c.
TNluw-rriulc, 1t4ci tallow grease, "a 10 SC.
grease yellow 10 brown. 10 BE-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Night shirts, Night shirts, for 81
ut Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Call around and examine our worst
ed suits at SIS Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Bacon-Short Clcar, Tac
Dry salt mcAts--hoTt clear 10
HHms-luts "ll 'iC
Moin-,c,-LOuisiuuR new. 30 10 be, Louisiana
syrup, G5c
'Coice-Fnir n to pc prime Rio. lla to
ic. choice Rio, n 10 l4lc Fcaucrry, II 20 n
Fl1ur--Ordinhty. per lop lbs 2. 10 To 2tU fam
ily, A1a. patent process, 800 IA 80. fancy put
cut, 3 -" 500 rye. per tarrcl, m.
Dat meal -lIalt barrels, 49, 10 l7j. grts bar
Tels. q. hominy pearl, 10.
toHr. sAlsc, per hHrrcl- Or tO q lh dHiry,8 %
klco-th Uicc Louisiana, &c per 10, PRIME
~ % G4.c
-tatcil-Pearl &C X. g.. 90 lbs. bulk. &c.
MiscellHnVuus-BlHck pepper. Anci suap. white.
per box, 3,.i soap. kirks olive, per boK
a.7E soap, blue olive per box, 40 Ia %
OIL Kerosene, no test POS, 200. kerosene, no
test l2-ls, 3,i Kerosene, 40 test, 2,5s 8t0. bur
rcI-, per gallon ne; cHudlr. lic brans. per
60 Ito ttsr Lima, 5c. cheese fuil cream. Do 80
rope. half inch basis. .lsC. krnuL per barrel
q. |H per hHf barrel, 100 pickles, half barrel
medium, 300 barrels, small. ~ "a
noions. per barrel, 30 cabbagos, per crat,
$500 elder, barrels, $50; half barrels 800 pot.
toes. per bnshel, IN sacks 81 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

ntlIeEA NiII-kl HABITS cnrca
HcIHM at home ~ ithout pain. haoa
vi IUW % rarticuiar. SENT va n.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

NfV Orlrins MAY ~ Futures closed
quiet hut steady . TO 3 points higher MAJ
points ltrhrr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Applcs--ijO to 500 per harrcl.
Lcmous-351 10 400 per box
sweet potAtOcs-.95C 10 20 per hushel
Onions 2jH 90 per barrel
Fotatnes-Pcr hushel In "a TO-
CabbaEc--rcr crate. p a. To 80
Chickens-rer dozen. 100 Ia no turkeys Cp
70 -.p
Egl' --sIl3c per dozen.
Butsr- Choice western, n 10 a5c- country. 10
Ia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

wears <omp~N
Fifteen different kind- at H. fBch-
rcn-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21

Boys Linen pants. at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21
rs CENT COLUMN.
WANTED

WANTED
NNTANrFp-A woman to cook and do gen.
w eral houScWotk. Enquire at Hpj south
Fifth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-21
~ mil.


Wool-Firm, with good demand for desirable
grades.
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Nrw OElrASs May l0 spot cotton
closed Hm quot'tious uu, hanged
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-22

Last Friday the prisoners in the Ter
ritorisl prison at Yuma were working
on the hill near the prison. There wers
three Mexicans working in bunch near
whom the guard was standing. Sud.
denly one of these convicts picked up a
eobble.stone and struck the guard a
stunning blow between the eyes with it.
The guard falling. the convict snatched
away bis pistol and gun, and handing
one Of them to one OF his coniederates
began fulisade on the guards in the Gu.
pols Of the prison. Their fire falling to
take effect, and fearing the alarm would
bring forward too large force on them,
they turned and fed. The guards then
trained gatling gun on the fugitives,
one OF whom was struck in the back oil
the shoulder, the ball coming out in
front, forward Of the shoulder blade.
He fell and was captured. but the other
two made good their escape. A band
Of guards and lot Of Indian scouts sci
out in pursuit Of these, but at last ad
vices they had not been captured. The
man who began the assault on the
guard was in for ten years for shooting
at the Chief Of Police at Tucson. HI
is described as stoutly built Mexican
Of medium height.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-22

This talented artistic will arrive in Les
Angeles to-day, to appear at the Grand
Opera House tonight. Anna Judic (nee
Anna Damiens) was born at Semur,
Cote dor, France, July Is, 1850. Her
mother was a niece of Nj. Lemoine
Montigny, manager Of the Gymnase,
Paris. Her relatives did not detect her
latent talent, and discouraged her as
pirations to the dramatic profession.
She persisted, however, and was placed
in the Conservatory, where she received
thorough dramatic and musical
training. She married NJ. Judic
April 25, 1867. She made her
debut at the Gymnase June 2, 1867.
The roles entrusted to her being senti-
mental, however, she had NO opportu-
nifty to make her mark. She at last
gravitated into the field of comedy. in
which she has since shone with an origi-
nal luster. Her first great hit was as
Media in "La Timbale d'Argent. at the
Bouifes Parisiens, Paris. She created
this role on the evening OF April IS,
1872, and not only made the play sue.
cess, but created new style Of comedy,
which assured the piece q remarkable
success. 1t ran for 800 nights. Judic
became Immediately the pet Of the Par.
isian public, and has held her high place
in its affections ever since.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-22

EDITOR HERALD: Wishing to see
equality rendered to all, take the lib
srty Of asking for space in which to
answer the article in Sunday morning s
Times headed Kindergarten Benefit. u
The Times has been noted for its philan.
thropic spirit towards all societies which
promote good. and their entertainments
have always received fiattering notices,
bat in this case it strayed considerably
from its yirtuous course and criticised
this programme very unjustly. The
reason for this is readily understood by
me, as am in possession of few facta
which ii revealed would show why Miss
Howe did not receive the notice she SO
truly merited. Her voice is pure So
prano, and her selections for this ocea-
sion were rendered in sdch a manner az TO
receive the hearty applause Of all pres
ent. There was no lack Of accuracy ia
any Of her notes, and her voice is won
derfully sympathetic. Miss Howe, al
though almost perfect stranger here,
has gained many friends who do not
hesitate to say that she ranks with the
best singers Of the country.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-22
THE MoRMONs.
They are to be Legis-
lated On.
THE LATE BILL INTRODUCED.
If the Measure Passes the Life of
a Mormon VIII Not Be
Happy One.


Especial TO me Herald ON Assoeidfed rfess.i
w.susoroS. December 81. The
IN ...s ha.L 90 Ia. h.,
po'ysa"y D''
Senator Edmunds ifo" tue 'uaic'ary
Committee, provides that in any prose
cnt;on under the statute of the United
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o's'o' io' ''k.", 'Po'' s.",' ~
cohabitatlon, the iawiui husband or wie
OF the accused shall be q competent
w;t,.ss and NAV be compeiled TO tes.
81. A. ...,..
uiy; 'na' an a'.Ao'''nen' 'o' TUG "''ne''
may be issued without q previous
subpena when there is reasonable
oround 10 bel;eye that thu witness will
a. ..,..... ~. ava..,
rei1so W o'ey '"e 'aop." ms.
marriage ceremony In the Territories
shall be certified In writing. the eertifi
80 a. ha ,~;,.; c,c;s av;dapce of the
-. rha e.;,
iaet wnen proauoe" ~ soa's no 'a
ure to furnish csrtihcate IL made pun.
ishabls by fine and imprisonment. ALI
records Of marriages kept by officiating
functionaries shall be subjected TO In
spection by United States ofhcials. and
the refusal OF a permit IS punishable py
fine and Imprisonment. 1t shall not be
lawful for any female to vote at any
election hereafter held in the Territory
OF Utah for any public purpose
whatever, and no such vote shall
be received or counted or given eject IN
any manner whatever. and any and
avery act of the Governor and the IxcRis-
lative Assembly Of the Territory OF
Utah providing Tor or allowing reg
istration or voting by females Is an.
nulled. All laws OF the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory OF Utah
which provides Tor numbering or iden-
tifying the votes OF electors Ia said Ter
ritory are disapproved and annuiled.
The laws enacted by the Legislative
Assembly OF Utah confer'ng jurisdiction
upon Probate Courts or the Judges
thereof, or any OF them, in said Terrific
ry, other than in respect OF the estates
of deceased persons, and in respect OF
the guardianship oi persons and proper
ty OF infants, and in respect of persons
and property of persons not of sound
mind are disapproved and annulled.
The laws OF Utah recognizing the
capacity OF illegitimate children to
inherit their fathers property are disap-
proved and annulled, and no iilegitimate
child born subsequent to the passage OF
the act shall be entitled to any share in
the inheritance. All laws OF Utah
which provide that prosecutions for
adultery can only be commenced on
complaint OF husband or wife, are an