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redsto master commissioner and order
entered for deposit Of fund in bunk by
plaintiff.
John J. Gunter, trustee vs.. Smith
Hyslop's administrator and Others
Referred tomaster commissioner.
Ellen Andrews, trllsteeby next friend
VS.. benjamin Andrews. Referred to
master commissioner and estate placed
in hands of sheriff.
Edmund U. Potter. trustee vs.. Jno.
B doughty and OTHERS. Decree for de-
posit i'll bank and remanding cause to
Rules.
John Edward Justice &C., by next
friend &C.. VS.. Isaiah F. Justice and
wife. Referred to master commission
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Daring the gale of Saturday last,
as the tug Norfolk WAS on her way
to Cape Charles City with a barge
of loaded railroad cars in tow, the
rolling of the barge i'll the heavy
seas caused three of the cars TO go
overheard. Two Of them went ov-
Ell bodily, and the third left its
trucks on the barge. Two of the
cars we're loaded with cotton, aud
one with baled Shucks, and bound
northward. all will probably be
picked up. They have since been
seen off Smiths Island.-Public
Eedgvr.
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a large lot OF furniture and shoes
slightly damaged by the late fire
is offered for sale by ID. H. John.
son 4 Co., Leemont, without re-
gard to cost. The firm is detern,
med to open out spring stock, with
only first class goods on hand what
ever may be the sacrifice to them.
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Blackstone & Bell. druggists,
Accnmac G. H., have on hand for
sale from the celebrated seed firms
of Macle, Philadelphia and Cleve-
land & CO., New York; clover,
orchard and Kentucky blue grass
Scc,i-Silver skin and yellow onion
sets, all kinds of garden seeds &c
Their supply of peas is large and OF
the early and best variety.
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Valuable Torn Lots For SIZE. al
Prtyate Contract.


offer for sale 1T private contract
/. House and lot where now reside
at Acconac G.. Ii. This lot contains
III acres, has IL new lwo-story dwelling
thereon, with 1 comfortable rooms and
alI necessary outbuildingS and encl0s-
ures in goud repair. Will be soldas Ole
parcel or slbdivided to suit purchasers.
2. Lot known us ''i1ickman Lot, !"
containing ST acres. This has a dwell
ling thereof, ami is susceptible OF parti-
ton into idesirablo lois for building
purposes, VI Itch are offered for sale to
ge,her or Separ ltely.
The above property is offered for sale
Al reasonable prices and OH easy terms.
A. j. LILLISTUN
Accomac Y. H., Va.
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Don't fail TO attend the "Paper
Carnival: in Town Hall at Oman
cock next Monday night, March J..
Among the many attractive teil-
lures, an allegoIy Of flowers, will
he beautifully rendered. No pains
have been spared to make this rare
occasion most attractive success.
From what those say who know
about it, neglecting TO attend will
cause lasting regret.
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The Eastern Shore Steamboat
Company by il recent order of the
PoStof1ice Department does not now
carry the mails south OF CriSfeld.
The change is regarded as dis.
elimination against Baltimore and
is objected to by citizens of some
parts Of county as well us in Balti-
more
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-27

If YOU wish to make your garden
a success. use Landreth's reliable
seeds. a fresh supply of all kinds
Just received at NiSes dras store.
Otancock, Va.-AlSo peas, grass
and clover seed.
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Valuable real estate is offered
for sale at Accomac {. H., in this
issue Of ENTERPRISE by Mr.. A. j.
Lilli>ton. Read the advertisement
and if YOU want to purchased home
at the county seat the rare chance
is now offered YOU.
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"a fellow feeling makes MS won-
derous kind" as is illustrated in
smiue host" of the 3!aliby House,
Baltimore. who having been zone
of en-" knows how to make the
..bovs'' comfortable and happy.
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Mr.. A. F. MearS. of Mearsville is
at home from city with a full line
of mercantile goods. He has on
hand for sale also Il large lot No. l
Peruvian guano and Cedar Island
guano. which he offers Oh the best
terms to the trade.
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Quarterly meeting services, con-
dnctcd by Rev. j. II. AmiSs. pre-
siding elder, will he held at Drum
mondtown Methodist church to-
day and Tomorrow.
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Our editorial sanctnm was favor
cd .hs week with visits from Rev.
G.. Q. Melvin. editor Record & GA
zette. Pocomoke City. BIZ. VIM.
Holland of IIorntown, Mr.. VIM. j.
Matthew'S of Cllincoteague aud Mr..
Geo. Leathcrbury OF Baltimore.
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The jury in the case of the Com
monwealth vs.. I'isllerchar%ed with
cutting with intent 10 MAIN Y
Jno. W. Savage, tried at February
term of our court, failed to agree.
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WINTER SCHEDULE. -- r,zszsas
THE atIs:Ss44ss-'
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
or BALTIMORE.
Onand after Sunday, Nov. Goth, 1885,
Saturday excertedl will run their steamers, rs
follows, leaving South Street Wharf at .OO clock
p. m.
Steamer TANGIERA
CAPT. 5. Il. WILSON,
Tuesday and Friday for Crlsncli, Finney's,
Onancock, Pitts Wharf, Cellar Hall, Rehoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
Returning Leave Snow Hill every Monday and
ThursdayatGa ia. M, touching at the above land
lngs Ut the usual hours :.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. j. smith,
Monday and Thursday, for Crisfeld Tangfer
island, Finhey's OnAncock, Chesconnessex Gull.
ford AMI Hunting Creek. Rctu ning-Leave Hun.
ting Creek every Wednesday, and Saturday AZ
500 A. 81, Guilfurd $40, Cesconnessex IL Noon,
Onancock pm, Flnney' 2:30. Tangier Islan6a
rsAll Steamers leave crisfeld for BaItt-
~ more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight aIid passengers received for all points
On tic y. Y, Phla. and Norfolk, Wlcomico and
Pocom"ke. and Delaware, Maryland aud vIr.
ginla Railroads.
Positively no freight received after S n, IN.
snd must be prepaid ~ all points, excep
on the n. i. Phlla, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK General Agent,
I05 South Street, baltimore.
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Capt. o. a. Browne. one of the
most enterprising citizens of our
county has our thanks for Il beau
tifully printed circular. containing
important information about fer
tillZprS.
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Mr. Geo. G. Ailwortll left for
Richmond Thursday and goes on
dntvaS guardat State peni'entiary
next Monday.
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having been sold from it subsequently,;
enough, if not more. to pay tie original
cost. And this was the first Methodist
parsonage built OIL the Eastern Shore of
Virginia.
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Bishop whi.,l.'s Appointments.

Bishop Whittle of the Episcopa
Church has made the following appoint
ments for churches in Accomac Tor the
month Of March: Pungoteague 18th.
Onancock Goth, Tcmperanceville nth.
Drumnondtown 2Sih. Services will bt
held at eacll place ut | a. Ill. AT each
service collection will he taken up Tor
the purpose OF educating young men for
the ministry.
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hfO.n10w =.

Mrs. Geo. Evans. returned this week
from il visit to her relative. Miss Wallop
at Salisbury.
The mill property recently advertised
COR sale by Mr.. Solomon I. johnson did
rot come off as announced. The inter
gst of Mr.. Dixon was purchased by Mr..
". 5. Hancock at private sale. Under
lie mana. cement Of MarCerlnn & Han
cock it is Thought. new life will be III.
'uscdin the enterprise.
During an alteration between some
.olored brethren at their church near
uorntowE. list Sunday, one john
Wharton. stabbed Edmond Emanuel in
,ie abdomen, and afterwards pursued
aim 10 his home and tried to kill him,
nut was prevented. He is now board
ing at the county hotel, sometimes call
ed the iail.
.Ourhotelias heen recently remodeled,
repainted. &C.. bar room detached from
house SO that The little petty ANNOY.
ances may be removed, which .sonle-
times arisefrom parlaking too much of
he ardent, " and its oldprnprietor now
caters to the tastes of Lis guests in such
Il way. that having called oEue, you will
3e suret to call again.
A graded school is the all absorbing
topic here, and its necessity is suggest
ed hourly by the fact that the school
loom of one Of our teachers is almost i'll
:.he street, and the road the ONLY play
ground Of the pupils. Ourplace and vi
entity having a large school population,
why should not tile same facilities be
provided us as has been for many other
oarts of the county?
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,Jno. j. Fox. an interesting and
clever hoy l3 years of age. son OF
VIM. Fox. deceased, died near Ac
comac c. H., last Wednesday. OF
meningitis.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1886-02-27

A special term of Accomac Cir
emit Court has been ordered to
commence on Wednesday, March
10Th. next.
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Deldware Groom Seed Swest Potato
FIR Sale.

l. ~ tJtttCs
Ny stock Of seed sweets were
grown from choice select seed Of
the Sussex Golden VARIETY, an ex
ira cry prod Give aud hardy
yellow potato aud extra market
potato. The quality Of my seed
sweets cannot be beaten in the
market. will pay freight direct
FROM the house in which they are
kept all,the winter to any station
on the \. Up. & n. R.R. ] will
ship them direct from winter quar-
tiers, thereby avoiding their getting
chilled as it is often the case when
brought from the cities. The po-
tato is a pure yellow and should
not be mistaken as the Early Gold
Ell. Prices will vary according to
market value. l will have also
sprouts for sale in season at S1.5O
per 1000, special rates on large los.
Address
W. l.. ELZEY
ExmsrU NurthamUtUn, Va.
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4 { ard.

we havpa choice 'ot Of 10 per cent.
Peruvian Gnano per steamer "Pln-
tainn dircct from London, which, until
sold, we offer from Bonded warehouse.
at the extraordinary low price of s54
per 1000 lbs.
IIoDdDoN & srENcER Co,
l54 s. l56 Water ST.. Norfolk, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTTcE.-All persons indebted to me
are requested to settle by 5th of April
next. after. that d tie all claims, which
have not been arranged to my. satlSfac
ton. will be place in the han-lS of al
officer for collection without further no.
tice. lave anew and select line o.
goods On hand and I'LL except groceries
are sold at 8 FER cent discount for cash.
A. f. Mears,
Aiearsvlle, Va.
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Tosque 4 Boggs, Ouancock have
on hand. peas. onion sets, guano,
plows, pillow misunderstanding
farmer needs.
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"a \ eross-marK on your paper, before
ts:s- vour name. made with pen and INK
E9- indicates THAT your subscription mas
~ expired. or is due. anu you are re-
81 specially solicited to remit or re-
E=f new
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LOCAL NEWS.

Board of Supervisors meet We'd.
neSdav, March 5rd, next.
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James T. Nottingham has been
appointed superintendent OF PM
lie schools for Northampton conll'
tx.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT-HOUsE ENGI-
NEER. FIFTH DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE. MD, January 10Th, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until - CLOCK M. Vt Sat
urday. the 18th day of February, 1856.
for furnishing tie material and labor OF
ali kinds necessary for building apple
and concrete protection, removing dwell.
lings and building foundations therefor
at Cape Charles, Va, Lignt-Stalion. ;,
Specifications, folms Of proposal. N q
other Inform zion may be obtained Oh
application To this office.
The right is reserved to reject any OF
all bids, and to waive any defects.
j. A. SMITH,
Major Of Engineers. U. $: A., Light
House Engineer, Fifth Di
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CriSfirld Branch.

~" stops for passengers OIL signal 10 conductor.
~ daily, except sunday. ~ daily. AZ" meals
NJ Philadelphia, and transfer at Jersey City BY
steumor Maryland.
II. w. Dunno, Sup't.
Princess AlIne, Nd !.
R. B. Cooke. Gent Freight AID p asself
ger Agent; Norfolk, Va
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tlCe. ] rave dlleW ana SeitCU IiIt "
goods en- hand and I'LL except groceries
are sold at 8 FER cent discount for cash.
A. f. Mears,
Mearsvllle, Va.
NoTrcE-For rent for the year 1885,
nv storphouse at Jenkins Bridge, now
occupied by Harry T. White; also a one
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address d. Fletcher
Jenkins Bridge, Accomac county, Va
For RENT FOR YEAR 1ss7.-Several
farms. different sizes, convenient to
r,lilroad ST atom or steamboat whaf.andel
having abundance of manure and 60 nj
buildings. U1Sliur u. QasnDy.
February lIih, lSS6.
FoR SALE.-Three COWS, half stock
each c;lve early next sprin!
JAS. 5. Fitzgerald,
Gully Station, Va.
WANTEn-The people of Temperance
Vile and vicinity to know that we are
selling Jas. Myer s. Co.'S. celebrated
brand of ''Mollarch'' flour. Every bar
rel warranted.
Broughton s. Matthews.
NoT1cE-My thoroughbred Jersey
bull, will stand at my huus" near.Onall-
cock. Fec for service 81 80.
Wesley W. Bull
SH1NGLEs-A cargo viii he received
next week from North Carolina.
A. j. Lilliston.
Accomac Z. H. Va.
WANTED-Livs canvasscrs to sell the
Improved Singer Sewing Machine
salary and commissions paid. For par
ticuar address The singer Manufactur-
ing Company, Pocomoke City Md.
FoR SALE-Conover colossal aspara
gus sets, one year old, at S4ner 900.
John K. Kellam,
louisville, Accomac county, Va.
EsTRAY.--Strayed away from my
premises dark.red heifer, with cropped
right ear and hole in left. A fair re-
ward will be paid for information IN re-
gard to her.
Vim. T. Bradford,
Aeecmsk g. H.
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go
.phila., Wilmington : Bal
tiIlore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,
NORTH WARD.
nsrts nh

On and after December 2lst. 1885 (sundays OF.
coptedj, trntns will leave us roll0ha:.
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55lcllillslliit o5l}te?prlsss.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1856
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ACconaC CIRCUIT COURT

FRO RE coNTINUED.l
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For SALE-Conover colossal aspara-
gus sets, one year old, at Siner l,OOO.
John K. Kellan,
louisville, Accomac county, Va.
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Nor1cE-My thoroughbred Jersey
hill. will stand at my huus" near. Oman
cock. Fec for SERVICE 81 80.
Wesley W. Bull
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FoR SALE.-Three COWS, half stock
each c;lve early next sprin!
Jas. $. Fitzgerald,
Only StatiOn. Va.
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WANrEp-Livs canvassers to sell the
Improved Singer Sewing Machine
salary and commissions paid. For par
ticular address The singer Manufactur-
ing Company, Pocomoke City Md.
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SH1NGLEs-A cargo viii lie received
next week from North Carolina.
A. j. Lilliston.
Accomac Z. H. Va.
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WANTED--The people of Temperance
Vile and vicinity to know that we are
selling Jas. Niger s. Co.'S. celebrated
brand of Monarch" flour. Every bar
rel warranted.
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Mrs. Geo. Evans. returned this week
from avisii to her relative. Miss Wallop
..t Salisbury,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14
OUR NAVY.
Proposed Plans for New
Vessels.
Prospects That the United States
Will Soon Have a Navy to
be Proud of.

speeiar 10 the Herald bv the Associated pressl
WASHINGTON, september ia orr
cular to naval architects has been issued
bv ,ba Naval ia ,srtm.., rs.,so In, ds.
20
Signs au'er''seu ias' "eeA ior '"o ar
mored vessels OF about six thous ,nd to 8
displacement. l embodi in detail the
cond;.;,a. - wb,oh +ho ,ho s,h,;,
y.
designs must CONFORM. Inc design must
be q substantial improvement on exist
ing designs. and unimproved comics Of
,vs,, Lna a..;. 81, ..;
s"' ~ s''' u, o,"
sideration- II must DC sumcient In de-
tail to enable the department to Clearly
a ascertain its value. The general fea
,nre. - ha .nhol;aa n a..;rn. for ann
" ~ s'" - ~"
orea cruisers are; Huii' STEEL tnot
sheathed with wood) with double bot.
ton and Divided into numerou. wa,er
.;us. ..-. su "a.
sisus oon'pa, s'"ens, "u ~'sn
ooup'oso u pa"pipk
system: sno VIII fainaes anu
sen"ia.'on snrous ao"s ra" oo",
anu sseei n.'ofeu usca iu'n'n9
sne wno'e 'ens'n ~ ~. sup, .no o?l'.
~ one.ne snu snun's'on rn.u: rooms n,, "el"s
unu nea", ~osnus ., ~ iuh al
Po"s " oaes on s~o =. sn'oo
'nass-s eson Pio'oo'eu on wy win ohe
" inore mac Ruus '''oun'eo ,uereon'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14


J. +. Holbrook leaves to-day for BAL
Jacinto, where he is laying pipe.
w n Goncher of Sacramento. Ieft
hsr. vs.,srdsv on h;s vav home.
49,. pa..,.v 4 vv;l.o, ,aft botb fo,
s.n Fr.nc;.co v.sssrd.v ON bu.;nes.
~ L.. Rs.kr. - SAINT. Rarbar.
a,
= IN .ne c'ty' ana Will 'eA'e ior oai
Difgo To-Day
City Trea asurer j. 9. kays and VILE
left BY steamer on Sunday for Santa
Birbara, on pleasure trip.
George X. Porter, former Senator
from Sa ia Cruz county. and an extern
sive leather dealer Oh San rranc'sco' "s'
Town on ounosy'
Hon. Patrick Hamilton, the brilliant
writer and Territorial Commissioner o
Immigration Of Arizona. with his &C.
compii- he'd bride, is visiting Los Angelo,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14
A NEW pEpAarUnE.
The English Trying 60 Defeat
fersntu nestgus of Russfn.

Certain Designs of Russia.
NEW YORK, September l3.--Hon.
Thes. Power OConnor cables from Lon.
don to the Star as follows; affairs iu
the east of Europe for the moment dwarf
home politics. A powerful farty every
day growing in influence, led by men
whose names are tower of str myth,
b IS commenced an agitation in favor OF
the reversal Of Eagand's traditional
Tnrki-h policy. Tie platform OF the
new party is the Withdrawal Of England
from the Turkish alliance and the estab-
Ii hment Of close relations with Russia.
The Ergli-h policy in The East p,vots O.
def, ating tue desigus OF Russia to 81 cure
an cutlet Ia the A'editerranean. Thls
,. licy is now vigor usly ait cked snd
the promoters Of the pro Russian move
nent boldly assail the Turkish govern
ment in both Europe aud ASIA AZ falai
TO human progress and injurious to Brit
ish interests. England 10 shown to
be the only power that thinks 1t worth
while TO bolster up the vicious rule OF
he Pasha's. The other great powers
without exception are willing to see the
question of the future ownership Of
cons autinople and psr ition of the
Turkish empire settle AID done with.
Toe movement is encouraged BY the
Tory mini try with q view Of preparing
public opinion for the new departure In
the foreign policy Of the cabinet and
dishing the Liberals. In return for the
surrender Of Cons,antinople it is repre-
ssnied that England will have freedom
from further anxiety on account OF In
dia, Russia's great object IN extending
h-r frontier southwark through Cen
Asia will have ceased. Compensation
{ n Englsnd's sacrifices in abandoning
her eastern policy is to be found in the
a nexation Of Egypt. This Russia has
offered repeatedly and Germany Is ready
to assent. France is the one great power
hostile to British predomina-
tion in the land OF the Pbaraohs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14
ENGLISH AtrAIns.
Gladstone Will Again Appear
Up0m the scene,


LONDON. September l3 The Parnell
Land bill Ne re-drafied susp uds evic
tions on payment iuto Court .oi half the
rent due. Many Glad 4toniaus di-ap-
prov os the amount Of reduction. Tie
Parnellitss assert that full values justify
the demand Of over fifty per cent. reduc-
tion. Parnell, in conf renee With Mr.
John NJ ri, y, urged r~ductinn of IS
per eent.. bnt on Mr.. Morley's adv O.
he limiie The reduction To so per cent.
Lease holders are included in hs hull
P,rn-li's data Is insccrrste; hat tt.
Dablin en- en- i've r. urns Of market v ~
urs fp 1885 and 1886 show that r.du :.
ton in r.ces in Ir Ian Is les iba IN
England and Sco laui, rarg ug
from ten to fif cen per cen
Sir Michael II cks B ach and
Lord Randolph Churchill will deny
tnat the bulk Of IRISH t-nants will be
unabl to pay their ents in November,
or that hist Of evict ons are probable.
The second reading Of the Parnell Bill
will take place on Friday. Giads one
has privately announced that he will re-
turn TO London on Saturday aud that he
hopes to take part in the debate on
Monday. 1t is understood that be will
support the ParD.ll Bill His promised
presence is already rallying the Glad
stonians. Unionist whips have sent an
appeal to the Unionist members In the
country to return to London and vote
against the BILL. The government also
insists upon the recall Of absen,ees. The
Conservatives attempt to curtail the de-
bate to ons night will be in vain. The
debate will probably extend over four
more nights.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14

Harry Wyatt, In noe from San
Francisco to the HERALD says; Please
kindly announce that l have secured the
great "Duff' Opera Company for one
week, Who are men playing at Baldwiu''
Theater. numbering sixty four peopl-.
They will positively bring ALL tneir
scenery, winch is the most beautiful
ever seen in this country and shall put
he price SO cents less than they art
playing to here. The company includes
three sopranos, one for each opera pro
duced, including the great Lillian Rn 9
sell. Mrs. Zelda Seguin is also with
them. Do me the great kindness Il
mention this in Tuesdays paper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14
4 Da,,,.,an os xahicIea,

A buggy, driven by Mrs. Moiso. who
was accompanied by another lady. col.
Iided yesterday at $3.50 P. NJ. near Sonora
and Main streets, witn milk wagon
going in the opposite direction. The
snMts Of the buggy were broken Gle IN
IF. Mrs. Noise jumped out as the col
hsion occurred aud was not hurt, but
the other lady, who bad child in her
arms, wss thrown out OF the buggy and
burt slightly. Officer Huston came to
the rescue. ami eau snt the horse, thereby
preyes tug a runaway.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-14

LONDON. September l3 The sculling
match between Geo. W. Lee, Of New
Jersey. and Neil wattsrson. Of Austria
lie, took place to-day on the Thames
championship course and was won by
Lss. The wind was light and the tide
fast. But few spectators witnessed the
race. Betting before starting was seven
70 four In favor Of Watterson. The
men got away on even terms. each row.
ing forty strokes in one minute. Wat
terson gradually crept ahead and led by
half length at the creek. Lee. how.
ever. incrsaued his exertions, and drew
on level with his opponent at the Crs'
-, reached Lee had lead by one length.
a desperate struggle followed. both men
still rowing forty strokes minute. Wat
on was seain even with Lee At Crab
and led BY hall > length ~ Ham