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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN REJECT JUNE 81. 1854
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LISCHBURi.

IN - DALI liAtNO ~ fOSt VIM
TWO DAILY TRAINS 70 LYScHBUR9.
LEAVE RICHMOND
II30 A. 81. Daily, vtd Ricnmond and Pc
tsnbarg ~ broad. Anive Pc
tcrsburg 1870 q. N; leave Pe-
tenburg 1890 Z. ~. daily a..
rive at Norfolk $40 p, n,
1880 A. NJ, Dahl t,d Ricr moud and Peters-
bug "a iroas. Arrive az Pc
ierbng 1920 L. n. No. .
leaves Petersburg 1910 4. n.
Dor Farmville, i.yncEburg. Ro.
Rnoks, Bristol. Knoxville, aud
all points South and West.
$50 p. 81, Daily. except Sunday. VIA Rioh-
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrives Petersburg 7;l5 p. ".
Leave Petersburg T.20 4. n.
daily, arriving Norfolk 1000
y. ~.
$50 p. ID. Daily, except Sunday. ria Rich.
mond aud Petersburg railroad.
Arrive At Petersburg 7:i5 Y. ~.
connecting with train No. !.
leaving Petersburg at s2o u.
NJ, for FarInyli,e. Lynchbury.
Roa noke, Bristol. knoxviis.
Chattanooga. and all points
South and West. .
PULLMAN sLEErlSo.CAk ACCoMAO
No. 1-sleeping-esr nom FStsnoaig "
Bristol without eLango, after July lst.l
No 9--Roapoke TO Montgomery, ChAttas
noosa. aud Memphis. without ohAnse.
FiceetA oAggsse eneeEs, hnd All In formSs
ton can be Obtained st kicnmond ana re-
tevxburg railroad depot and ~ 4. w Jar
GERS, 1000 Main street. w. .. bEvIi.L.
CMAILns q. EpDY. vics. prsstdent.
0ensrni once. Roanoke. Va, 10 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
26ih day OF June. 1859. ..,.s.,,,.,
CHARLES A. NESBITT,
LOUISE l.. CHILD.
STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND

STATE or VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND
TO WITT
This day CHARLES 4. NEsBirr' whose
certain limited partnership, the articles
whereof are bereunto annexed, appeared
before me. rotary public In ana Tor tne
city and State aforesaid, and made oatn
that LOUISE 4. CHILD, the speclal partner
named In the said articles OF limited part
neBhip, has contributed 10 the common
stock thereof. and has actually paid In casn
10 The aboye-named CHARLES A. SESbirr
the sum OF $1,000.
Given under my hand This 2otn Gay Oh
June, 1850. JACKSON GUfg
lie e7-suet. Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
FIRsT.CLAss MEALS.
The elegantly rebuilt and last steamer
ARIEL,
Ic,a irving llnifnN 4faie MRlIl

iUk bhiLtu hskiFJ
=. e.. II. Dtl u, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. ana FRIDAY A.
IA. N. (BROAD.SGKEET CARS CONNECT
in FULL TIMED for boye. named pisces. AZ.
irving a. Old Point a. 80 +. VI. and Norfolk
al $50 Z. NJ. Returning, the steamer leaves
Nori0lk, Ola Point. ana Sewport's News on
alternate days, arriving at Richmond about
4.3O r. NJ.
Through tickets 70 above-named points
on 50 o on steamer ana ~ Garbers Agency,
1000 Main street. Baggage checked through.
STATE.HOONS ENGAGED FOB DAY
OR NIGHT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
By K. y. Chat1n & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF FARM,
"a STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
&C. SC.-At the request " The owner Mr..
II. @, Bennett. who has decided to change
MS business, we Will offer for safe by public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY 10, 1888,
commencing at 10 % clock A, NJ. his BEAU
TItITL AND PRODUCTIVE FARM, known
as Hickory Hill" situated on the Brook
turnpike two and a half miles from the city
OF Richmond containing IzO acres. more
or less. This is one OF tue most desirable
farms In the vicinity ~ Richmond. The
land is rich and IN nigh state of culttvA-
ton; has 50 acres IA choice u"arf pears
and apples l acre in raspNerrieS aui IS
well-set in glRHs. house is largo aud COM
mod GUS and contains nine rOOmS
We will also offer for sale TEN HEAD OF
HORSES ttWO Ot them last, can rot IN three
miuu'qS) THREE BLOOOEN COWS, ONE
HklFFR. n lot OF SUPERIOR HOGS. large
lot OF IMPROVED FARhiHI lhrLE-
NESTS, such as Reaper aud Mover com
bined. Iron Roller. Corn Planter, wheat
Fan. Drill, Ihr1shing Machine. ana AL
other In, nlcUrats fOund on ir,t-c'a'S
farm: also, one new SIX SEATED CAR-
MAGE; one FGU R-SEAIED CARR AGE
with extension TOP nearly new: one TR II
TING SULKN. one TOP BUGGY, two sets
OF DOUBLE HARNESS, one set SINGLE
HARNESS, one twu-hOrsa FARM WAGON.
one CART. one GIANT COKN-MlLL, 80 or
10 tons OF HAY.
TFRMs For arm o1e fourth cash; bal
ance n one. two three. four, and five years,
with interest at per cent. On personally;
six months for negotiable notes WIN SOOu
endorsers and interest.
Horses Will be sold first.
K. e. CuAFFIN & co.
AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
RAILROAD LrSEs.

% II Es.4z:.sss
CuESApEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" wAY.-JULY 8, 1855.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:<5 A. N. For Newports News, old rolM
cept sunday.
lion A. nj. Through and Local NAL, ex'
cept sunday.
' Point, ana Norfolk excep'
Ann NJ ChsT,ottesyiile secommoda.
ton except sunday.
ea5 p. NJ. For LcnIsyIlle al Sin ,sannss
Pullman cars. daily
e.O5 p. 81. For Newport News and oid
Point 6imiied). with Pullman
cars. Daily except sunday.
1880 7. NJ. Virginia springs express, ds.y
except sunday. Pullman
sleepipg-car to White oai-
suNpAY EXCURSION to Newports
News aud Old Point, a. NJ.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.35 A. NJ. From Ashland, kyD viii
Pullman cars from WAITE
Suiphur, except sunday.
lI.I5 AN, From Norfolk Old POiut, ana
Newport's News except sun
day.
s.Ao p. M. Prom local points and the
West, except Sunday.
s.Ib p. NJ. From odd FONT, Newports
News. aud Norfolk daily e1.
rcpt sunday.
ss6 y NJ. frnn f,ouisvile and Ciucln.
NATL Fat express daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION from Old Point
and Newuort's News arrives 6:l5 =. VI.
Depot: seventeenth and Broad stree =.
Tickets AZ 900 Main street aud DEPOT
Ii. W. FULLER
General Passenger AGENT,
Wn.LlAMy Q. WICxHAx, Second Nlee
President. le -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
9JsboLUTIOSS d PARTNERSHiFs.
ITO WHOM IT Nay CONCERN.

L
Thisls 20 certify that we, CHARLES 4.
NESBiII, OF Richmond, Va, and LOUISE
r.. CHILD. ~ Ashland, Hanover county,
Va nave entered into 4 limited partner
snip under and IN pursuance ottne statutes
iu mat case made aud provided, upon the
terms conditions. and liabilities herein
aHer tel fOItn, and those IN said statutes
b. csrIJCt--that IS o. sag;
/. The said partnership is to be conducted
urdtr the name OF CHARLES \. NES'
BIT. Of which CHARLES 4. NESElIT, te'
siding IN the city OF Richmond, Va. IL the
general partner. and Louise r. CHILD, re-
-iirg IN Ashland, Hanover county Va Is
the special partner.
.. The general nature OF the business IN.
tended 20 be transacted by the said lrm "
partnership IS the DRUG BUSINESS or
SALE OF MEDiClN ES whether by whole
sale OF retal), PREPARATION Or PRE-
SNRIPrIONS. and generally the sale ~ ana
iIafic In such articles as are usually IOuuu
Iu drug. or apOthccary-store
2. The said special partner, LOUISE T..
CHILD, has contr buted TO the common
: iOcE OF the said firm the sum nt 3. 600.
1. The place OF business " the said part
rership Is 10 be at No. III cost Main street.
"a the city OF Richmond. Va the partner.
ship is 10 commence from the date hereo'
ard Is to terminate on the 2oth day OF june
1881.
witness the hands OF the said parties this
26ih day OF June. 1859. ..,.,,,,,,,,
LOUISE u. CHILD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
THE BONES.

Tn the treasure. house are the bones
Of the three kings themselves inclo5ed
within a magnificent silyer-gilt casket
inlaid with Jewels. The.e relics, to
whomsOeyer they may have originally
done practical service, were certainly
stolen from Milan by Frederick Brba-
rosa when he destroyed that city. The
conqueror presented these spoils Of war
TO Cologne, and by his gift stirred up
that city to deeds suitable 70 such
possession. The trea iury mas mGny
ornaments valuable in the history Of
the goldsmi,h's art Of carly date rs
well as modern times, the last
precious gift being moastrauca
thick with Jewels donated by
the late Pope Plus X. An int
resting and not altogether mythical
relic Is the sword Of justice borne by
the Electors Of Cologne, at Frankfort,
at the coronation Of the Fmperors. Co.
lcgue IS indeed essentially city where
bones arc Teligiously treasured up.
The church Of St. Ursula in particular,
is said 20 contain those Of 1000 out Of
the II 900 maideDs who wero martyred
with this British Princess, aul the
walls are lined with them, holes being
made in the plaster to shog how regu-
larry they are piied up and their indis-
putablc abundance. The legend Of st.
Ursula has afforded many Of the old
artists a theme, and in the museum
here, as well as in Italy, are series Of
pictures recording various episodes in
her lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
by ". II. Lyme & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AUctioueerS,
llI3 Main street.
THOSE TWO DELIGHTFULLY."-,
SITUATED AND ATTRN GIVE MODERN
TWO.sTOKY BRICK RESIDENCES,
Nos. sI3 AND SIS,
on TIL SOUTH SIDE OF WEST GRACE
STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND
SHAFEE STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
THOSE TWO DELIGHTFULLY."-,

By request OF the owners He shall offer for
sale by public auction, on the pre- misses. on
TUESDAY, JULYlS 1855
AZ 9 O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO Why DESl
RABLY-LOCATED AND ATTRACTIVE
TENEMENT DWELLINGS, nos. eI3 and
SIS west Grace street, adjoining {. tue Wts'
the very handsome residence Of warner /.
Fleming. Ii 10, conta ming eight rooms edcn,
PANTRY, C'Ost n, EOL water b1tG. - ana IN
good repair. fronting "a by 1875 te3' eacA,
and having wide pay ed alley IN .rAf.
Unsurpassed IN a'.racuS O. location
or in the beauty OF lts surroundings Dy
any on this popular street, ibis property
should command the attention OF thOse
seeking eligible homes or investment VITA
assurance OfappreciatiOu IN value.
TERMS: one third cash the reeldue IN
equal instruments at 81 and twelve months
by negotiable notes, with interest ADDED
and secured ~ deed OF trust % the proper
ty. w, ii. IL NE3 ",
iy4,6.79,lI&l3 Aurtioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
rnEsCoERs AND DEsIGNERs.

TKEsfOfhS MD DEsttsNEHs.
A RTISTS IN FRESC0 AND MI.
"A RAJ DECORATIONS, CATHEDRAL
GLASS. WORK. real and imitation. spe-
cisity.
orders received at No s0s north Ninth
street. Richmond. Va.
10 20-Su. Iu&ThSm MILLER 3 co.
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EUROPEAN LETTER.
MILDRED RUSSELL DESCRIBES her
VISIT TO COLOGNE.
Many Bones and the CathedEal-An Old
Town Some Modern FreseOes--
Liege.
lspecial correspondence OF the DIsfatch.l

Especial correspondence OF the Dlsfatch.l
AMSTERDAM, June, 1886.
At the Cologne we left the Rhine
boat and found we had arrived in
town that complained less Of having
suffered from devastation at the hands
OF the French two hundred years ayo
than those we had just left; still IT
clsims to have been the victim Of GER
tain amount of vandalism in the past.
At present it is an important aud busy
place, the capital of the prnssian-Rhins
provinces and immensely prog7S OF such
a high office. For all practical pnr-
poscs, q lcng, narrow street called
Rohcnstrasse is the centre OF the
town, for in it the whole pHputtioo Il
snid to be found at least once a day;
consequently it is usually crowded, and
almost impossible on fine afternoon.
The principal shops and many restau-
rants and cafes are in one part
or other Of it, and this part
w accounts for the throng OF
people. Bones" and the cathedral
however, ere the most cherished pos
sessions Of the town and absorb It's
deepest affections. As TO the former,
the outsider wonders what can be the
use Of boarding them up but as to the
latter, there can only be unfeigncd ad.
miration. The cathedral is pure gothic,
ard therefore entirely different in style
from the three We saw lately az Speyer,
Worms, and Maibz. | suppose few
important buildings have been 30 long
in course Of construction, for it was be-
gun in 1913, but was no. finished
til 1850. Between these widely
separated years the part already
built was injured by sundry
lapses of public taste in the
matters of high art and respect for re-
ligious edfces. Houses we're no. only
built on TO its walls, but a street lined
with houses on both sides was formed
midway through It. For centuries it
remained untouched, and only in 1926
was the work Of restoration and COM
pletion begun in earnest, and fortu-
nately according to the original plans,
which were opportunely discovered,
ard now Cologne is one Of the most
perfect specimens of Gothic architecture
existing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Leave Arrive
NJ Richmond. Petersburg
TRAINS NoHrHWARp.
'DaiIy. tDally texcep, sunday.

sDaily, tDally except sunday,
STUPPING-PLACES.
Nos. 40 and a. MAKE no stops. Ncs. ~
and IS stop only on Gign1l At Chester, Con.
tralia and Manchester. Nos %, ~, %. 20.
81. Sg. 81, IS, IS. ana 81 stop At AL stations
for pasge Myers. ...,,,,.,.
ON Train NJ. 80 sleep ne cars bstween
Washington and Charleston. On Train No.
~ sleeping cans between Jacksonville and
Washington. on Trains Nos. ~ and -
sleep ng.cars between New YORK ana Jsck.
sOnyille. .. -
FOLK.
LEAyg, ARaJVk.
Eichm'd- sil:{OA. NJ. norfolk. S:loP. "A.
Rishm'd. 1890 z. VI. Norfolk. 1000 +. "a.
Norfolk $500 \. NJ. E.cGmt- 1870 y. D.
Norfolk. 1880 p. N. Rich "a. o. % r. ".
These trains also make close connection
10 and from Farmyl.ie, LynchJsrs. aud
southwestern points, ana al stations On
the Norfolk and Western railroad.
j, n. kEsI1,
Supsrln,s nden, 81 transportation.
TN. EasRsos, General Passenger Agent
Sol HAAS, Traffic Manager. Ie 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
IEsTABLIsHED 1891
CF, CLARK. Pres. EFF. YASDoLPH. z
BRADSTREETS.
RICHMOND OFFICE:
NO. llos MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. &ss.

HI. Witty, superintendent
No expense IL considered too great In pro-
curing aud applying 70 the conduct OF las
hnainess All possib,e Improvements. Wtth
its nrese nj system for obtaining and promuts
eating information. this Agency s Justly
reg rdsd by its patrons as authority on Al
matters affecting commercial credit.
It's ramifcatioDs are greater aud lts ousis
ms. ia rger than any other similar organixas
tom in the world conducted In one intesoDe
aud under ons management
THE BRADSrREEr COMPANY;
PRoPRiEroRs.
ExsCUTrvE oyyTcH;
Hoa. 80, eel, AND 2a1 Bx0ADWAx
dao NEW XVAA
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WuITEenoRo' TEXAS.


COVERED WITH BLOTCHES.
want ~ tell v1u tGGi your CNrt'UBA
EIsOLvFST Is magnificent. About three
months ago NY face was covered with
b.Uiches ana after using inree bOtNe5 OF
hEsoLyEHT was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK NAITIsF.
% II. CIIAIsLFs sTKEET, NEW ORLEANS,
La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
-FOUR HUNDRED FEET.

It's greatest beauty is perhaps the
towers Of the west facade, which rise
tapering from the ground, and become
imperceptibly slighter as they ascend
to over 400 feet. The beauty Of this
gradual tapering is much increased by
innume1able little pinnacles that spring
up all round and give a certain airiness
to it. Seen from the square the whole
facade is very beautiful. The pillars
in the interior are slight in comparison
with their height, AID their number,
also ilfty.six, is less striking than the
imposing extent Of space they staol
in. This cathedral has many works oil
art in it. The so.called Cathedral pic
ture. by Stephan Lochner, who died in
14jl, is in one of the choir chapels,
and is a much-valued possession, as
beautiful in itself and as an illustration
of the early Renaissance in the North.
1t was an epoch making picture in Ger
man art surprising all preceding ones
in form and in painting Of accessories.
1t is triptycb, the central panel hay-
ing the Alteration of the Kings for a
subject, and the side ones St. Gereor
with his legion and ST. Ursula with her
maidens. These two saints date from
the early days Of Christianity, when
wholesale butcheries Of the adherents
Of the new faith were in fashion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

TETTER OF TIE SCALP.

was almost perfectly bald, caused by
letter q. the top OF the scalp. ] used your
CJ-TICyFA REMEDIES about nix weeks, AMI
hey cured my scalp perfectly aud now my
hair ls coming back as thick % II ever was
J. J.. CHOICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sched-
ule com menciDg NONEABER is, 1898
eastern standard tbne;
500 a. ", leaves byId-stfeet tlatlon
daily; stops only al Ashland,
function Milford. and Freie-
ricksbuTg. sleeper TO Wssr
iugton. Leaves Washiugtos
for New York at IL \. NJ.
pOJ A, NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station
daily, except sunday. Leaves
Washington for New York at
4:2t Z. w., also By limited NJ
ssoP NJ jeSvfs Hyrd .Strcot station
dfi,r. Sleeper 10 New York.
1929 A, NJ, arri.es Al Byrd.Stnet statiop
daily. Sleeper nom New York.
s:sS =. NJ, arrives nj Byrt.street station
daily; stops at Fredericks-
hurry Milford, and Junction.
sleeper nom Washington.
sos L. ~, RrIiNesat Byrd-StTeet statioo
daily, except sunday.
8 A. VI. train connects a. tTedericksbury
with Piedmont Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad for orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ENCEPr SUNDAYS
&:cO y, ~, accom- N Odetion, iesves
BrOad-Street station arrives
a. Ashland at 8 y. ".
7.l5P b., leaves flha; arrives at Ash
land at 600 L. NJ.
g:50 A. NJ, arrives at Elba: leaves Ash
lsnd AZ 8:i3 4. ".
ass a. NJ, accommodation, arrives ~
lToai.Street station leaves
Ashland a. : A. ".
6:be L. 81, arrives ~ Llba leaves Ash
land 81 3:l2 z. ".
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
T. Z. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

Gold everywhere. Price: CUTICrRA 30
cents; SOAR, "a cents: kEaOLvENr. 81. Pre-
!aIed by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
CDsIPASY. Boston, Mass.
send for "liow to cure skin d iseases.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

After seeing the wall painting n
italy these modern ones interested us
greatly. While We could not fail to see
tina. they lacked the force and finish Of
The southern ones, there was much n
them that csptiyated us. AiX-la-Chi.
pelle is the last town Of any sizs before
crossing the Belgium frontier, 50 when
we started again we soon left Germany,
and after undergoing the nuisance OF
having the trunks hauled in and ont OF
the train at the customs-hOuse st YER
yiers We pursued our way through one
Of the prettiest parts Of Belgium as far
as Liege. This last town had been
much before the world as connected
with rioting. We found il perfsc lily
quiet and thought the people looked de-
cidedly French. 1t is = busy, thriving
place, occupied in making firearms, the
manufacture Of steel, and similar indus
tries. We were told the wageI Of soma
Of the people were miserably log aud
that in consequence many English firms
had transplanted their workshops TO
Liegc and could produce articles cheaper
there than in England. 1t is said that
the sporting guns made in Lioye are the
best in the world.
THE COAL MINES.
The coal mines, some Of which are
close up to the town, are one OF the
chief sources Of its wealth, though they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

BINPIEG. RlacEheads, skim Blcmishes,
end gphv HuypOrS uee Ct-TICTRA SOAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

The coal mines, some Of which are
close up to the town, are one Of the
chief sources Of its wealth, though they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

Rv direction of the eXecutr!x OF the estate
Of II. Asher. deceased. viii sell az the resi-
dence, No. Sl5 east Leigh street, on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31
oszrH . IYNcn : col. rso..,ss...

TIE entire HxRALD staff is busy on
tbe great Now Years edition Of the
pxper. It will contain twenty-four
varcs OF carefully selected and orig
inal matter. A feature viii be .
usvsn-page story by Bret Harte. an
oGhsr will be : complete resume OF
II the important events Of tho past
year. There win be statistics Of the
business, products, etc., Of this sec
slon. In word the twenty-four pages
~ia Is replete with phenomenal
aRaas oi facss concerning Los Angeles
- hsr surroundings. A mammoth
edlIion viii be published, and there
- Nv parts Of the civilized globe
Shore it will not find its way. The
61rculation Of this edition at home
will be away up in the thousands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31

DDFIcuLTEs regarding the use OF
the Opera House for the Patti con-
cert, now promise to take q turn by
no means unpleasant to the public.
Some half score prominent people Of
means have conceived the idea that .
second opera house would be the
proper thing for q city Of the size of
Los Angeles. Oyertures have been
made to Mr.. Louis Phillips, and he is
said to be willing to institute suitable
changes, in his block on Spring street,
corner Of Franklin, so as to include
she playhouse within its ample walls.
This city is now nearly twice as large
" it was when the Grand was opened.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31

Los ANGELES is at all points out
growing her garments which were
made for use in her girlhood days.
The buxom maid ehe has grown to
be, "nobly planned" in her woman
hood, crowned with orange blossoms
as the bride of multiform and robust
industry. her shoes pinch her, her
skirts are too economical, and her
sleeves reach but to the elbow. She
needs to have her habiliments re-
newed ut all points, and they must
be made on scale Of some magnifi-
cence. Even the courts of justice
are choked with the plethora of legal
business crowded upon them. Ar
rangements which answered well for
county of 80, 900 people, will scarce
ly do for one of three times that
am mount. 1t is proposed to pass a
law through the Legislature giving
the county four courts instead of two.
The measure should by all means
carry. The two Judges of our Supe-
rior Court are worked beyond endur-
ance. The Society for Prevention of
Cruelty. etc., should take the matter
up, if no other relief can be found.
1t will be two years before the Legis-
lature meets again, and before that
time this county will number 200, 900
souls possibly. There is a great deal
of litigation in the county, and two
courts cannot handle it. Four will
be pressed hard to do it at the end of
two more years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-31

vkols system is one q vasaries, that
the author Of il is not wise, and that
il viii lead labor only into = paradise
Of fools- The man who has git and
enterprises to borrow money, plant .
vineyard. and increases tho resources
Of the country, pays all the taxes
and the money lender. who knows no
interest bot his cent per cent, pays
noael The millionaire merchant, or
banker. or manufacturer, pays no
tar, but the poor mechanic who owns
his little home pays for him. Such Is
Henry Georges theory. or rather
vagary. The labor element takes no
stock in it, and viii not vote for it,
nur for its author