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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
FINANCIAL.
cSn 000 TO LOAN BY ROBBINS q
poU,UUO Tonner, "a N. Spring St. ds-tf
EXCUR RIONS.

M. WALTERS EXCURSIONS GOING
IL. East, leave Los Angeles Bi-Month!y.
Office, st. Elmo Hotel. seplNf
VTIOLET'S NEXT EXCURSION LEAVES
November 18th. The only complete out
fit on the road. Office, 243 North Main
street. al7tf
DHILLiPS' POPULAR PLEASURE PAR
l. ties going East leave here october IL
and 30 November 13, December and Is.
Call on or address A. PHILLIPS d CO.,
l34 North Main street, LOS Angeles. au5-tf
VXTARNER BROS. & CROSBY, OF 3s2
w North Main street, Los Angeles, Ex.
cursions East and West at lowest rates, and
pleasant accommodation. Call on or ad-
Dress them for pal ticulars and rates. :.
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Parlor DramatiCS.

DROP. J. v. SPROUL WILL CONDUCT,
i at nominal cost, Parlor Dramatlcs and
Tableaux for winter evening entertain
ments. Address Box 8, this office. no2l-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
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NXvANTED-GORDON PRESS FEEDER
w permanent, and good wages to COM
petent hand. Apply at HERALD JOB rooms.
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VNTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewors; must be good cjok. Ap-
ply at 507 Pearl street, near Sixth. dl1-St
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Angeles. Gil
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w housework in family without chill
dren German preferred: wages SO per
month. Apply l.. SCHMIDT, Room J, Du-
commun Block. d9 SO
IANrkD-FInSl l-ULASs MALE AND
w female help, constantly. MISS CHES-
TER, S5 South Spring street. Tele phone
66l. d9.lm
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

NOR SALE-AT BOYLE HEIGHTS, AT
l. bargain, two 5-acre tracts. fronting Eu
cid avenue, near stevenson avenue; close
to cars and commanding one OF the finest
views in the city; owner has been Obliged
TO leave the city on business and has in
structed us to sell; can be su Undivided and
purchase price doubled Immediately. APP
ply at once to Los Angeles Land bureau,
u. W. FRINK, President, 20 West First
rect. diff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11
HOAKD AND LODGING.

DPIVATE BOARDING. WHEELER'S
i Highland Villa, Cornerl First and Hill
streets. Neatly furnished sunny rooms.
House supplied with pure spring water and
all modern improvements. Firstclass ta-
BILE board, 50 per week. Hot and cold wa
ter; baths free to guests. Telephone 444.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

DOR SALE-100 FEET FRONT ON WEST
II side of Main street, north of Eleventh,
at very low price. for few days only. W.
+. MclN rOSH, 122 Spring street. dl0-St
DOR sALE-ONLY 500 FOR so FOOT
l. lot; installment plan: $40 monthly;
choice, level soil commanding view; water
| rights; only forty left buy quick, in ad dvance
OF great Improvements and rapid advance.
HUMPHREYS & RIGGIN, 20 South Spring
street. dS LIT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

EVOR SALE-At bargain, 100 acres of the
L choicest land in Cahuenga Valley only
a short distance from the Electric Cable
line on Pico street; on the road leading to
Ballona and Santa Monica harbor; said
tract he"ing the most commanding ocean
and mountain view of any location in the
Cahuenga Valley; suitable for subdividing
into small tracts; offered for few days at
hall its real value. For particulars apply to
p. G. EDDY & CO., No. Is West Fist street.
Oct26-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

VlO INVESIOkS-ELEGA SUBURBAN
l. property and tracts for su ubdivison. j.
Ii. BUkKS, Lawyers Block, Temple street,
room l. nos I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

DOR SALE-A FINE LOT IN THE
l. Scheiffelin tract East Los Angeles.
good lot on First street, near Beaudry.
one lot on Beaudry street, near First.
Two flne lots near s Sacond-street Park; a
very slightly place and where view cannot
bp obs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

NARMS AND TOWN LOIS-FARMS OF
IL all sizes, from fve to sixteen handred
acres of land for sale; one of 500 acres a spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron S III
phur Springs Tract New life in and near
this family resort, incident O the comiug of
the railroads. The best of natural mineral
waters aud baths. G. T. WIDNEY & co,
Fnlt0n Wells p. o. CAL no21-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

RuSINt So OF IMPoRTANCE-2t0 ACRES
- of land l75 acres le vel, IS acres rolling,
wit with running spring water, can be had for
years at 10 per rent; one mile and half
from L. A. CITY limits, one mile of South
Pasadena, one mile and half of the great
Raymond Hotel, two miles from Ramona.
A. dress, 5o6 Sixth street, L. A. Good title
guaranteed. d96t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

EOR SALES FINE LOTS ON MAIN ST.
l. Cars will begin to run by these lots on
Monday, and they are sure to double in 70
days; see them 1T you want to make money.
Call at 253 N. Main st. nl4tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-11

DOR SALE CHEAP-NIUk HOUSE AND
Il lot; six rooms, bath and stable on
good street; few minutes walk from Post
office; house now vacant; price, $500, on
easy terms. X. NERCH, Room 80, Temple
Block. nl7 I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-THE ADDRESS OF SOME
w woman who does exceptionally good
washing and ironing. Address LAUNDRY.
this Office d1I-3t
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DOR SALE-THE FINEST UPRIGHT Fl
l. ano on the Coast for cash, or in ex-
change for lot; 416 West First St d41w
DOR SALE-s4U TO 500 PER ACRE, IN
l. tracts to suit; good soil and water;
terms, q cash, q year, "a years. A. X.
WALTERS, s.. Elmo Hotel. DAFT
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Jan.

WASHINGTON Friday, Jan. ~, looo.
tn, r-v,ssrVn rtoS,I BANK NOTES.-The commit
tee appouted to count tho unssued Hatlonai paiA a
notes In tho vaults the COur0er Ot Tue CureI,vS
re ported that they amount To SI333 anu l"S '0
res pond with the records OF the ONCE
AFFECTING HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs-rhe Attorney -ue"
era has given an opinion to the secretary O tue lIea
iry touching the Of a package impVltou ~ ~ S'
Eranclsco aud alleged TO contain Only hOuseuo,l bOo
but tho contents OF which were, In Iaot maly snrI
Nhich were subject 10 duty. The Attorney -fenela'
hoda that only the dutiabo gOOis can De
and that the household effects must be returned " 'Ho
importer II,
MIR DLnPsEY ACQUIrrED.-rhe jury In tho oaSe vi '"
H. Dempsey, indicted on "A charge OF presehtinE a
false claim on the Bureau OF Medicine ana surgery
Navy DrpArtment, which retired lew minutes peioo
O'Clock YESTERDAY rendered yrdot Ot not gnllIy a.
GaT mast IL o'clock tO-diy. Mr.. Dempsey was viSloJ
,,1rcte,i hs eyes nlng wih tears On tho adIou' u,
rnt of Inc court no rcccYed the Congratulations oi
many friends. ,,- ,,
MoRE ACCOUNTS DisALLOwED.-Ftrst COhuoHer D"'
ham IN. Inst duAhrd an Investigation OF the accounts -
m, Curi OF commissioners OF Alabama CIal!hH' c1'e
ny I'M. perod from April % August 81 1852 huN III
c.udIug what were rejected by the stare Delal'''on
ba. dl.a oyyel items amounting 10 S23Op Ior the $50
r,l,un that stopped the piJ ineht @, -, -
items O! "A similar char ictrr In August IasI, " WI
Inal they not warranted Dy Jaw
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
pAYMAsrER-GENERAL SMITHS SENTENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The sentence im-
posed by the general courtaral In the case OF Pay
General j. A Smith. U. NJ has been approved
by the Secretary Of the Navy and confirmed by the
President The charges upon which Paymsster-oehsr"
Smith WAS arragned and tried two, the first being
ca,dlous conduct tending 20 the destruction OF good
morals" and the second "culpabo inenicency In the
performance OF duty -, ,. .,
sentenced him to dismissed from the position OF
chief of the Bureau Of Provisions ana CLOTHING III tue
nsnartment of the Navy; TO DO suspended from rank
and duty as pay inspector on furlough pay Tor three
years and retain his present number al MS siauo
dnrInR LnAI ueriOd"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
THE DAKOTA DEBATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. % Especial.
ye-o Missouri occupied great part of the time OF INC
Senate to-day In stating his views as TO why tue
ttonarv people Of Dakota should not be admitted 10
tho Union He pitched his voice at nisn
key but did not disturb the suihpers VI
some Of his associates. Mr. h"rr'Son
having shown thathc present Territorial government
,ybolv untitled for the needs the people and hat
they were deprived OF a right essential to freemeh na
south Dakota has larger population than any Ierr'or9
ever admitted as state and that 1t had compiled WIN
all the requirements OF Congress rs to other territories
admitted as states Mr. Vest avoided these points he
asserted that the people had not demanded
division Of the Territory. and that tno
vote on the new constitution was hgh"
Mr. Uarrson chilled his attention the fact that nom
1871 10 1855 without the omission OF single tr
the Terr oral legislature representing All the
had memoralized Congress for division on to
sxth paracl and the vote on the new COZ ,
was larger pcr cent Of the total voting population tna
that yer recorded the adoption of any ~ m
auy other Territory preliminary 10 It's ADMISSION ~ ,It
Union Mr.. Vest took the ground that the "noio Ia he
was the work OF "revolutonary politicians anu no
had letters read to that elect.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WAsn1NGroN, Jan. 29.-Captain Charles W.
Williams Assistant Quartermaster, has been dotaeu 'o
act os inspector OF certain unservceabIe suOsSehoo
property at Now-York for which Lieutenant ooiono'
George Bell, Assistant Commissary Gehera VI ""O'i'
tence, Is responsible. l.,
Tie Iruited states steamer yandalla will be put In
comui,sion at the Portsmouth, n. H., Navy YARD III
few DAYS Her officers will probably be selected TO NOR
row Commander H. L. HowisOn Wlll DO her com"anu
ing officer. -, ,oo, ordared tn duty
on the Minnesota. , =, -, do.ocbed
from the Tepnessee aud placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC LAND GRANT LAND7'
In regard to the published report that syn
dcat. healed by u ron Erlauger had made an oer Tor
the remaining land grant lands OF tho Central f"'"'
Railroad C. T. Huntington, vice president OF Tue COM
many said Yesterday some time ago we gave tue re-
fu.i of about six million acres % some brokers "husr
,rtncinals do not know. Whether Baron Erlahger u
our these cannot say, Or the brokers nave nut o
yea ed any name. The prices averaged acc0rllnk "
dollar All acre Ihe lahus arc
siuaied n Nevada and Utah. was not much IN laNot
OF seug the price, wAIch l. 700 low u' ,i. W
~ isnd /. A ler.e one and suppose some concessions
are natural IN such transaction do not care, nov nov
80 n the &c should not be completed The REFUSAL
viii expire on tho last day OF February anu IL VIII not
he exteuled"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-ln the Senate to-day
Mr. Watha presented the credentials OF reelection Oh
I T. George United States Senator from Mississippi
They read and hed
MIR Platt submitted resolution for reference TO the
Committee on Rules aud so referred, proNaihg
that shall hereafter be considered
In open session. :,
resolution offered By Mr. Eustis was agreed TO- ul-
rectns the Secretary of the Treasury to inform the sen
ate whether any instructions had been issned TO the AS
isapt Treasurer at NewOreans TO refuse to receive
syer dollars on dep Osit aud issue therefor cercaes
or whether he had been instructed to receive only
m,t ed amount of such silver dollars and II such In
structions had issued TO iLforn the Senate the
70 sons upon which they were based. -
I'm te course the evening session OF the House MT
rrtsn M Georgia, made a strong speech agaust lhe
ai,cy of increasing the rates OF pensions ana IN oppo
y,o ~ tine repea tho Limitation on the arrears OF
scis lie quoted from statistics 10 snow that II
shs nronosed legislation were 70 preVali the treasury
sod Ia left in bankrupt condition ana asserteu tnt
onstird of Ali the Union soldiers eDusteu III ine iao
War were applicants Tor pensions, "nrUn "
AZ Granted would cost, though no ineretse oo W.
,nads i'm tho rate enormous sum OF @IEoVVo,Voo
year II dia not appear from this that iepuoce
ngratefu It mad been estimated that II V1s lvpva
law was passed It would take rom the Nat4
S9O2 s36 200 OF which there would pe an sS
mr. psyment Of Ss4 100000. This would run up n sno
pension appropriation ior 1850 u noI aho'"'i ~ w.
placed ON the rolls to $l6o.OOo,Oou, - -. oA5 nd
the House passed nifty pension pills' anu NJ ''' ~
sourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

CINCINNArI. Jan. 29.-Warrants were sworn
ont to-day for the arrest OF Murat Halsead Editor OF
The ComDercai- Gazete and Joseph j. Mcdowell pus-
ness manager Of The Enquirer on the charge OF puDish
inc lottery advertisements Both gave bond IN the sum
NJ $500 for their appearance IN the Police Court omor
row morning Tho warrants were sworn out by tho
Chiefof Police Edwin Hudson, and IA understood tha
be acted una or orders from Police COmnssloner Jus
Tie. The persons charged with selling lottery tickets
pIeaded guilty ia the Police Court to-day Judge FtI
gerald did lot sentence them. but left tho cases ON inc
docket To prevent them from selling any more tickets
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
NOT To INVESTIGATE THE SALE OF BONDS.

BosroS, Jan. 20 (Specidl).-The principal
tonic before the Legislature to-day was tho consdeFh
lion by the Senate OF Mr.. Joyuss order for nvestisa
ing the sale by the Governor and Council OF tho Nc"
York and New En- gland bonds The debate was eonhnod
10 three senator's Mr. Morse. briefly oppo'en 'Io oo'
Mr. Jovner OF course advocated its adoption IN along
,,h and Mr. L. Icy made an abo argument against H.
ir thr c,nrse OF which no paid high trbutn 10 GOV
runt R,n .ou aud hts auyI,ura By vote OF 10 ~ ho
orir va. -rfn,rd adoption affirmative vote coming
ctt,r,Iy from the Democrats, but four DemocratT'
N..sr. HAYES. Howard, liry AM Locke. Fotet III lur
negative ono Republican Mr.. Jones' of Berkshire was
tAIred IN favor OF tho order.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
Suicide OF A PHrSIOIAN.

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 29.-Dr. William Hick-
man, age sixty. Que OF the most prominent ana Dest
known residents Of place, committed suicide by tax
ing a dose OF morphine He had bee druggist IN Az
lanc CITY for number of years and was respected w
All who knew him GA Wednosd evening. after closing
h, sore he went TO his homo and went Immediately to
bod As no did not appear at his store tho next morning
his clerk went to his house and found him dead On
table besis tho bed empty bottle that hl con
tnined morphine, aud under his pillow another empty
hottie that had contained chlOrOfOrin
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
MS uyyD IFFEC1ED BY OvERSTUDY.

A request was carried to police headquarters
Yesterday from Mrs Wilcox, OF No 20 West Eighteenth
st. asking that a be made for her sou William age
twentyour who had left the house early In the morn
ing He has been somewhat deranged for two years,
raused nv Oyerstudy ana confined for some time In
an nsylum Abolt weeks ago his friends noticed
that his memory failing and nurse was employed
In watch and accompany him when he went out This
frettrd him great deal and he took hei hrst Oppor-
unity nat presented Itself TO slip away from his homo
unohseryed lie returned home after wandering about
tha struets for several hours
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
4 SlLVATIOy ARMY IN A CATHOLTC CITT

Chicago, Jan. % (Speciab.
excitement has created at Joliet, Ill., over the ac
tons of the Salvation Army. and conflict OF authority
"a 10 their suppression Tho city attorney reiused 10
prosecute the Army. Tho city IL Catholic; the Mayor
and Chiefof Police are Catholic aud the CITY Attorney
ia Protestant and IL IL claimed that the feeling tht
the frenuent arrests OF the salvation Army members Is
Protcstants.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-'The House Com
mittee on Labor to-day instructed Representative
James TO report favoraby the bill introduced by him
making unlawful for any officer agent or servant OF
the Government OF tho United States TO contract with
any person or corporation permit any official OF any
State Prison. where criminals OF the United states may
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
MUSICAL EDUCATION OF THE BLIND.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-With the purpose OF
promoting interest the establishment of institutions In
this country for artistic musical education OF the phu
n concert was given In Ali Souls Church this evening
to tho President OF the United States, tho Supreme
Court, the Cabinet. and members OF both houses or
Congress- by artists educated at the London Royal Col
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
CE1EBRArISG THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Jan. 29.-The quarter centenary OF
this state was celebrated here to-day by mass meet
ing Tho meeting held under the auspices OF the
Kansas Historical Society and was presiuou over ny
Charles Robinson. tho frat Governor OF the state.
srssch,s Uere made by tho present Governor John l.
Marlin Chief Justice Horton, b. L. simpson, d. IL
Anthony, John Spcer, g. \. Wood, T. ID thatcher oen
rai Riar Caldwell and Othors, aud an orig
ihal poem by Eugene Waro was read.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
cnANaINa PosIrIoNs on PENSION QUESTIONS

CHANGING POSITIONS ON fENolON SbbolipNo'
WASHINGTON, Jan. % (SpecidD. - In the
House Committee on Invalid Pensions to-day Major
Morrill, OF Kansas I'm accordance with the instructions
OF the committee voted "A week submit ted his re-
mort In favor OF bill to remove tho time Limitation from
the law relating arrearages OF pensions This created
breeze In tho committee and for an hour there was
very lively discussion the Democratic members with
single exception taking the ground that tho enactment
OF the law would impose upon the Treasury burden
under which 1t would stagger. Among the Democrats
who took this position to-day were Messrs Plndar OF
NewYork and Ellsborry, OF Ohio both OF whom voted
n week ago In favor OF the bill MIR. Randall
sent word that he did not desiro to appear
before the committee Ho had accomplished tho o tct
he had in view labOrug with the DemOcrallc mem
hers who voted report the bill favoraby, ana there
FORE of course did thnk II necessary TO reargue
the case before the whole committee. No action was
taken to-day tho discussion having been arranged 10
consume ali the time at the disposal OF the committee
so that the matter until next Friday when ~
sexpectrd motion reconsider the favorable action
of the committee will be offered and adopted ~ Is To De
no ed hat Democratic anxiety for retrenchment OF
the pension list did manifest itself In violent form
unti after the Pensions Committee had favorably re-
ported bill pension the survivors and widows OF tue
Mexican War; which measure Will ultimately cost Al
least $50, 10000
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
.- ,,, n,uv VRIBjNE SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 1886

oc and Academy Of Music for the blind Invitations
rho coneert were sent ont bya committee cohS'o'e
~ Cv.Iond Mrs Waite Mrs. Sherman, Mrs; ,ars,r. ;
si ns' IJ,crtt Professor A. Graham Bell iIesInonS
Weliinc OF the Columbia University Major
~ pny.iI and Commissioner Webb. inc lresiuonU n
nd Miss cleveland were among the audience i9T i n
6r or more preceding the public reception ~ tne n %
IIou.e The concert, which was nnder the , u,as
M y l. campbell principal OF tho Royal OohoBo' ""'
-, .,..nIl artistic suCCeS5
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
FOURTH CLASS POsTMAsTERs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-1he Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth-cass
pOstmasters:
Neo Haupshfre-At North Rochester, Ira wentworth
Ncshanlc Station, Calvin Coflei at Pea
mack, William w. Horton at Valley. Charles Opyke
SeC York. Al Arkylle, ParmenAs Llnandoni al hei
leys Corners LOWS w. Tway
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
4 rEryioy OF MR. BsECHERS FAMILY

Mr.. Beecher's son Herbert, Collector ..
c,stoms at Port Townsend. Washington TERRITORY go"
,ust come to- Brooklyn TO visit his father. The ~
Ierred TO the fact the Plymouth prayer OF
evcning and said that the coming week wolu o ~ his
reunion at his house. All his children anu % %V' ne as
ssmhed ME- Beecher SAID that prcfessonlI,S, ,, was
soc ally he mad enjoyed prosperous me- Dn, Az u
~ uoI5ing TO the happiness he had I'm his md
Syhnm were estabishcd In manhood and ihtes. ox in
on ths heavenwtrd road, That was the ',R 4 j.
exisionoe He then asked the audience W '''" WV"
Tilaey In q prayer OF thanksgiving.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
WONT TO BFAT THE PCRIrAY.

A meeting of those members of the Atlantic
Yacht Club who are to build yacht to be called tho
Atlantic which they hope VIII beat tho Puritan was
held ON Thursday 1t decided 10 build at once she
H. 10 be modellod by Phll" EswO Orth and sailed Dy
"Joe" Ellsworth As the plans arc ready Dids
Will DO invited IRON boat builders
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLTGENc


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % (SpcciaA.-W. Z.
uanDts who represented Edwin Parsons OF Now-fork'
ore OF the plaintiffs tho salt for the foreclosure OF tue
Es ding Railroad under tho general mortgage, TINS
morning fled his withdrawal rs council IN the case III
after he represented by oKGoyrrnor DAhioi u. Ih'h
b-r,iu of New-York ami Francis A. Lewis OF this ciy'
IortsyILLE Jan. 2o-.udge Barr. OF the unllod
stalcs Court to-day appointed Henry Huntington re-
ccIyer OF tho Kentucky Central Railroad The suit Is
brought by william Bis, audi Isaac Gates trustees Tor
the first mortgage bOndhOlders, who clAln thhl SIX
,ih. ntrtest and taxes amounting 10 $4,000 are III
arrrars Tho receiver Ia a nephew OF o. T. huntington
, CHICAGO Jan 29.-A dispatch from Quincy Ill., pup
ushed here this morning says "The Board OF super'
, - mi. county met Yesterday TO consider bids for
the purchasc OF the countys stockS2OOOOO worth-ih
the old Quincy ani Warsaw Railroad. The Chicago
Harrington and Quincy o1erod $1,000 and Herman
Hrscb of this city, bid $1,000 Tao board accepted tne
later hid and the stock transferred TO Mr. Hrsch
IL /. said tnat the Baltimore and ONO desires TO exc
its line west from Havana VIA THIS city anu tn"l WI
Uirsch Ia actirg IN the interest OF that company
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

be ncarceracd 20 hire or contract ou oo 70 ~ 600 or
~ aud i'm passing nue OF frpu SoVV ~ ~ Tho
for one to three years for violations ~ t
M Irh suIAcommittee having charge ol VIZ ', ,,s
~. 49, rmss,ion reportpd favoraby bli lronnlne nS
@ ooo u, 4nateIal mae by couvcts In the conSuuc'"
Coverumcnt works.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

from the decision OF the Probate Court was argued To-
day. The counsel for Mrs. storey strongly oppose
dismissal and contend that the suit cannot be dismissed
on tna motion of only one OF the Interested parties ~
ia that to dismiss appeal would put an end
to any attempt to probate the WILL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
TO PREVENT A HYDRoPHoBIA SCARE

A dog which had fit was shot by police
man at No 444 East Twentcths yesterday 10 prevent
any hydrophobla scare In the neighborhood.
ON Thursday Frank Biorlein. of Now-Utrecht L. h'
WAS severely bitten about the hands and while try
ing 10 snparALo YalnAble dogs Mhch were nshtlns
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30

writer in The Atlantic Monthly asks rs there al, an
Amsrican POeryr surely no couid not haVo 'eau '"0
clio wing lines OF the Bard OF 5hantv HILL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-30
ANOTHER NATURAL GAS PROJECT.

PlrTsguRG, Jan. 29.-SOl SlOss and Thomas
A1worthy representing syndlca,e Of Pit'sOurg' fha
dclphin NewYork ana Cleveland capitalists arc ~ t'
a,, a,,ry for a pipeaee OF natural gas from Butler
conr,y =, ,Yeyeaud Tho syndicate has leased 4oooo
80. of sas Iand In Western Pennsylvania. and nave
offered the Forest Cy Councils 9Io,ooO year lol q
franchise to light and heat tho city.