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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The inducements offered by g. b.
shatto, who has bought and subdivided
the Walker Tract ON Main street, b by
far the most liberal offer ever made to
buyers ef real estate. He sells you .
lot for 500, which is worth this moment
every cent yon pay and then gives you
one chance in three TO secure one Of the
six 81 200 lots ON Maiu street, or one Of
the six 81, 900 lots on Grand avenue, or
the beautiful twelve-room house worth
"a. 900, or the $500 barn; IA chances out
Of 48 Of getting twice your moneys
worth 10 this case you take nc ckanc-
es. Carriages will take to and from this
tract Friday and Saturday Of this week,
or take the one-horse car on Maiu street
which now passes this beautiful proper
ty. See Lamb Griffin at once, Is sale
Of lots commence Saturday and the
drawing will take place on the 10Th Of
this month. Every lot covered with
choice fruit trees from three to twelve
years old
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07


Is the Pasadena of San Bernardino
county.
II you want health go 10 Beaumont
II you want wealth invest in Beau.
mont.
II you want pure cir go to Beaumont.
II you want pure water 90 TO Beau
mont.
II you want to live above the fogs 20
to Beaumont.
II you want the finest soil 40 to Bean.
mont.
II you want the grandsst scenery 60 to
Beaumont.
If you want land without aIkali 60 to
Beaumont.
II you want relief from asthma 60 ia
Beaumont.
II you want your lungs healed 90 10
Beaumont.
II you want bronchitis cured go 10
Beaumont.
II you want oatarrh cured 90 to Beau.
mont.
II yoa want TO grow the finest fruits
60 to Beaumont.
II you want . lot free to improve 20
to Beaumont.
For anything about this new town and
colony, address The Sou hern California
Investment Co., ia First street, LIS
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
Notice of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that it is the
inteption of the Council OF the city
Of Los Angeles to establish the grade Of
Washington street from FigueFoa street tc
NE west citv bound fry as follow:
At the intersection OF Figueroa street the
grade 9 all be Al % feet below the datum
plane; at the intersection al Bonsallo ave
nue. the grade shall he $500 feet below the
datum plane; at the intersection of Tober
man street the grade shall be $500 feet be
low the datum plane; at the west city
boundary the grade snail be $500 feet be
low the datum plane.
All persons Interested are hereby notified
to Ale their objections, II any they have, with
the Clerk of the Council within ten days OF
the date OF the first publication of this notice
BY order of the Council OF the city OF Los
Angeles ct its meeting OF August so, A. d.
1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of tho Council Of the City Of Los An
Los Angeles. August slst, 1856. sep2 lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
Notice Of Intention.


Notice is hereby given that II is the inten
ton Of the Council OF the city OF Los An
geles 70 establish the grade of Fort stree.
from Rock street to the north line OF Sand
street IS fellows:
Al the intersection of Rock street tho
grade shall be, as now established, Ia 90
feet above the datu,a plane; at point 62.t
feet south OF south line OF Rock street the
grade shall be 1890 feet above the dstum
plane at point $50 feet sonth OF south I'm Z
Of Rock street the grade shall be 1890 feet
above the datum pianes Of the north line oil
Sand street tho grade shall be 1000 fee
above the datum piano.
All persons interested are hereby nctiaet
70 ale their objections, u any they have
with the Clerk Of the Council within ten
days Of the date OF the irst publication o
this notice.
By order OF The Council Of the city Of I.o
Angeles At is meeting Of August aosh
WV. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council ofthe City Of Los An
Los Angelica August sish. 1875. sspaio
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
Notice Of Intention.

Notice Is hereby given that It Is the intcn.
ton Of the Council Of the City Of Los An
geles, 10 change aud establish the grade OF
Pico street at the following Points.
Al the intersection OF the north line Of
Pioo street with Hope street the grade shall
be changed to 24.50 fact below the dstum
plane /; at the intersectionof Pico street with
the west limo of Flgueroa street the grade
shall be $500 feet below the datum plane
at the east line OF Wright street the grade
shall be $3.50 feet below the datum plane
at poiut $3.50 feet west OF Figueroa street
the grade shall be $500 foot below the
datum plane: at a p int 400 feet west OF
Figueroa street the grade shall DO sl.0 feet
belowthe datum plane at point 400 feet
west OF Figueroa street the grade shall be
d. 90 feet below the datum plane; at the IN.
tersecti IN OF Alvarado street the grade sh II
be 200 feet below the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, III any they have.
with the ERIK OF the Council within ten
days Of the date OF the FIRST publication Of
this notice.
BY order OF the Council OF the City Of Los
Angeles. at Its meeting OF August Soth. A. ID.
WV. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of he City Of Los An.
Reles-
Los Angeles. August sist. 1886. sepa lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
All Business strictly Csnsiaen-

Los Angeles Pawnbroker Shop. 800
North Main street, next door TO Pico
House, loans money at cheaper ra;e Of
interest aud advances more money arti.
cles Of jewelry, Watches, diamonds, fire.
arms, ETC., than any other house in the
State. and is responsible to its custom
ers for their pledges against fire. water,
theft or otherwise. He also sells the
first Of each month pledges that are not
redeemed. Parties wishing bargains
please call and purchase the following
gooda: Six gold watches, 5 diamond
rings, SO pistols, 9 shotguns. 5 rifles, 80
Goals, Is vests, ~ pants, gambling
tools, lot books. Is assorted chains, 80
gold rings, Is pair earrings, 10 dddIes, 5
guitars, 6 pair bracelets, lAdy's sets,
and lots oil clothing. truaks and valises.
boots aud shoes. L. B. COIN, the Red
Front store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Ayers Ague Cure, when used sccor.
ding to directions, warranted to eradi'
cate from the system all forms Of mala.
rial disease, such As Fever and Ague,
Chill Fever, Intermittent and Bilious
Fevers, and disorders Of the liver. Try
IL. Ths experiment is a safe one, and
will cost you nothing II cure 10 not
effected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
Proposals for Steam Rirs Engine
and Fire Bell.

Notice Is hereby givel that sealed propos-
ais will be received by the undersigned up
to the meeting OF the Council of the city OF
Los Angeles OF October 11th. 1856, for fur.
nishing 70 the city Of Los Angeles:
engine. Proposals TO be endorsed PRO
posal for Fire Engine y
second-One Ore bell Of 1000 Lbs. weight.
Proposals TO be endorsed, Proposal for
Fire Belly
The Council OF the city OF Los Angeles
reserves the right TO reject any and lpro-
| By order Of the Council Of the city of Los
Angeles at is meeting Of August 9th,
WV. ROBINSON.
Clerk Of the Council OF the City Of Los
Angeles
Los Angeles. Cal, August nth. 1856.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that / will not be
responsible for labor furnished or that may
be furnished, or material furnished or that
may be furnished on the Lanfrsnco estate
building on the corner OF Court and Main
Streets. Without special order from me.
auK2iH 7. Y. JOYCE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

House Of sig rooms, twostory, on Boyd
street; corner LOT, lo0x60; will be sold cheap
and on easy terms.
Two houses and lot 52xi52, on Boyd 81.
houses Will rent for 80 per month; $1,000
cash; $500 In one year.
Ranch OF sig acres on New Main At. two
story house, hne we'll, windmill, water
piped over three acres; everything in per-
fecf order; . genuine paradise and bar
gain.
Ranch OF sig acres on Now Main e.: four
acres In bearing vines: small house, we'll,
etc.; $3.50 cash: ef20c on time. su1l I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
SIXTH STREET.

Studies were resumed on the First
Monday In August and they will be
continued in the College ON Sixth street
until January lat. 1857. when the new Col
lege will be opened on Grand Avenue and
Warrington street. au6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The coming town and greatest health
resort Of Southern California, is now
ready for investors and colonists. A
few more days left 10 which TO accept
one Of the beautiful lots offered free.
Call on the Southern California Invest
ment Co., ia FIRST street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The gloomy Tears, the Responding
views, the WEAKNESS Of soul that many
complain Of, would often disappear were
the blood made pure and healthy be.
fore reaching the delicate vessels Of the
brain. Ayers Sarsaparilla puri6es and
vitalizes the blood; aud thus conduoes to
sanity OF mind.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

JUSTICE RAaNEY.
People Va. J. v. Martin, threats; con.
tinued to Monday, 10th.
People vs.. Louis Ardan, threats; con.
tiaued to Thursday, 9th.
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People vs.. Incarnation Beger, dis.
tuI bipg the peace; Rued So.
People W. Frank Parker. disturbing
the peace; fined 50.
People vs.. Pat Givens, disturbing the
peace, fined g.
People W.. Charles Richie and Jane
Richie, malicious mischief; set for
Wednesday, September 9Th.
People vs.. j. 8. Chadwick, sending
thres lsning letter; examination set for
to-day Of 10 A. NJ. bail fixed ct 500.
A marriage license wss granted to-day
to 8. X. Flanders and N. A. Allen.
Owing to absence Of defendants conn
sci, the sentence Of Ex-Policeman De.
moussst has besn postponed to one week
from to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Read G. A. Sumner & Co.'S notice on
first page Of the sale at auction of the
Severance Tract. ON Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER Is.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
the COURTs.


Superior Court--Cheneys >.
TUESDAY, September 7.
Mound City L. 4 w. Co. vs.. Phillips
Passed To be taken up on two days
notice.
Adams rs. Carson Continued 10 Sep
TENDER 18th.
Riddle vs.. Allen--Continued to Sep
TENDER 18th.
vijar We. Mound City L. 4 w. Co..
Continued TO september 18th.
Renne vs.. Ssnseney--Set for hearing
September 18Th.
Cardwell VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
cross complaint sustained. Ten days TO
amend granted.
People Va. d. NJ. Smith and II. Nc
Donald Continued to september 18th.
People vs.. John Observation-Disclosures
plead guilty and court fixed September
10th as day for sentence.
Jensen vs.. His Creditors Continued
to September 18th.
Avis vs.. Kalisher--C Continued to Sep
TENDER 18th.
McFadden vs.. Warren--Stricken from
the calendar.
PROBATE BUSINESS.
Estate Of Repetto--Continued to Sep
tember 18th.
Estate of Observation-Disclosures So
count allowed as heretofore fixed.
The following cases were passed to
September 18Th;
Smith vs.. smith.
Sentous W. Ellis OF 81.
Porter vs. Cohn.
SlrattoD We. Rowan ct al.
Joyce W. Miller.
Hickson vs.. sanford ct al.
williams, =.
Bragg ct al.--Demurrer overruled; ten
days ~ answer.
Davis vs.. Dsvis--Dsmurrcr overruled
fer want Of preseptstionj ten days TO
answer. /.
Anderson Va. City Railroad Co.-ren
days iurther time granted to answer.
Merrill Lodge W. Ellsworth ct al.-
Demurrer argued and submitted.
PROBATE.
Estats of Hartung--S8O0 attorneys
fees allowed and decree Of distribution
signed and fled.
kstate Of Guardian appointed;
bond fixed ct $1,000.
Estate Of Marley--Decree ordered
signed and filed.
Estate OF Pryor--Petition TO sell real
estate granted; bond fixed ct $40. 900.
Estate Of Doan--Finsl account Of ~.
signed heard and ordered signed and
filed.
Estate Of Baker--Application for pro-
bate Of will heard and granted.
Estate Of Town-Petition to fell real
estate granted; bond fixed ct $1,000.
Estate Of Chamberlain--Passed to
Sept. IL.
Estate of Peter Lercher--Passed to
Sept. 20.
Estate Of vejar--Final account heard
and decree ordered.
Estate Of Maza--P Passed to Sept. Ii.
Estate OF Dayis--Passsd to Sept. 10.
Estate Of Winegarth--Psssed to Sept.
18th.
Estate Of Oxarart-- Passed to Sept. ID.
Estate Of M. Tingle--Sale confirmed
to G.. D. Rowan; decree ordered signed
and filed.
Estate of REHABILITATION to confirm
sale of real estate heard, salo confirmed
to Dunnigan and Humphreys.
Estate Of BoucbArd miuors- Petition to
sell real estate submitted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
WHY USED
Poisonous Face Powders
......wHES.
rreemap,s mcdsoa,cd Powder

Is GUARANTEED absolutely harmless
tree from any injurious subStsDeef The
proprietor will give 500 TO any reputable
chemist who can And lead, arsenic or mer-
cury la its composition. Re.sils foT Two
bits. and when proper;y applt. d makes
appearance. II. d. GODFRtv. Naieau
Hiork keapa IL anil I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

CHICAGO. Sept a---Heavy storms have
ssriously intertsred with telegraph facili
ties bstween here and the Missouri
river.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

l. the coming town in Southern Califor-
nia bsoAuss Il has the finest and most
healthy climate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Read C. A. Sumner L Cos notice on
first page Of the sale at auction OF the
Severance Tract on Wednesday. Sep
tember Is.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
A BARGAIN
M
Choice City Property!
About 8 Acres, comprising "a Full
Sized Lots on Oar Line and
Principal Streets.
IL offered for sale for twothirds value.
go SOUTH SPRING STREET.
gep6 In
noRsEs pAsrURED.

on my ranch eight miles from Los An
gclcs and four miles south OF Park Station.
Ihavs very ane pasturass. sunicisn1 for 100
horses No wire fence. aud an abundance
OF pure water. All accidents At owners
risk Inquiry osn be made on the place or
a NJ ONCE. M. O. RD0AR nMf1H.
aas2s I'm Hollsnbsok Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Read C. A. Sumaer & Co.'S notice on
frst page OF the sale at auction Of the
severance Tract. ON Wednesday, Sep
TENDER is.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

single or en- suite, In the new Wilson Bloch,
First atreet, between Main and 1prin
streets: Apply H.h WISoS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

Has the best soil and most uniform
grain yield Of any other locality in
Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The steamer George w. Elder sailed
north this morning with the following
list Of passengers;
For San Franc SEQ Geo II Judge, II
n Marquand, W + Long, 4 E Olds.
Philip Raab, Mrs Laura Anterior, Frank
Beal, Geo s Iugersoll and wife, Miss y
Coffin, Frank McDermott. @ Brown.
For Port Harford--W II Hervey and
son, Mrs " II 0'Neal, p Devine, J +
Beckett aud wife, Mrs T Hanck,
For Santa Barbara--Mrs. Acrat and
friend, Miss A +. Mills, John Bereonioh.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07

The steamer Santa Rosa sailed ycster.
day from San Francisco with the follow.
ing passengers to San Pedro.
~ Chandler, w ID Woolwine, J NJ
Milman, w H Holmes, Mrs Woolwine,
w Livingstone. C Suffer, A I Santsman.
ID Bell aud wife, Annie Meyer, @ w
Hughes, Miss NJ Lamb. Mrs Brown and
daughter, w Curtis, wife and daugh-
ter, Mrs T b Abbott, X w Durham,
Mrs Sanborn, Miss M Abbott, ID Gott-
II and wife, Mrs Mcleod. Miss Jennie
Abbott, w McManop. Mrs Annie Nc.
Lsod, 1 Pinto. Mrs Peel, Mrs l. A Puck,
II II Wyekof, Mss Y Landsberger. J
Pilipg, 0 Backus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
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WIEsENDANcER CITY TRACT


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aloti 10
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ortA -
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
A Washington sensniion

WASHINGTON, Dec 8.-Mr. John @
Miller, q weli.krown stenographer and
patent attorney OF this city, who resides
in Hay ttsvi'l., Md. was shot on F
suest, near Ninth, this afternoon, by q
named George N. Walker,
brother OF Msjor Walker, late chief OF
poles. After Walker fred Miller did
not fall, but rushed upon Walker and
attempted to take the pistol from him.
They then had q struggle npon the side
wall, Walker beating Miller over the
head with the butt Of the pistol until
they were separated.
Walker after his arrest said 20 q re-
porter that ne had for long lime been
annoyed by insulting letters Rejecting
az on the character Of his wife. Some
4 these letters were anonymous, while
others bore Miller's signature. He bad
also been threatened with violence and
had Miller bound over TO keep the
peace He had no inten ton, he said of
killing Miller, but meetir the latter
accidentally on the ttroet and seeing
him make q motion which looked like
.rawing q pistol, he (WAker) drew
his weapon and fired several shots.
Miller, after being shot, said, referring
to Walker: He sent his wife after me
80 he has after many others." Miiler's
sound Ia dangerous and perhaps fatal.
Walker was committed to jail.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
FOURTH EDITION
sporting Notes.

The wind-up at the Comique on
Wed nesday evening between the West.
srn champion, John p, Glow, and Tom
Kelly, Of Philadelphia. was witnessed
by large and enthusiastic crowd.
Kelly was the favorite aud received all
the applause. GLOW showed the most
science and had decidedly the best 81
the frst two rounds, making Kelly's
U ose look like red beet. By . chance
blow In the third round GLOW became
dszsd and lost his Rroubd. In the fourth
round both men were winded. but they
FOUGHT pluckily, Glow getting In the
better and heavier blowe. The audiences
ses med partial to Kelly and the contest
Wa declared . draw.
Jack King, the hig heavyweight
from Wheeling, W. Va. Knocked out
Billy Hirstwood, of Philsdeiphia, 10
two rounds ut Clark's Olympic Club
last night. King knocked his oppon'
INT down Ave times In the fret rsund
ard twics In the second round, when
Hirstwood gave mp.
Mike Luoie, OF Phila6 elphia, fought
seven rounds with n Boston unknown
middle weight a. the CIibn Club, Bcs.
ton, last night, and the fght wac de
|ciAred q draw. Lucle was seconded by
Arthur Cham bers and Jack Fogsrty,
and the latter telegrsphs the Tin 90 that
Lueie had all the best OF IL.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
rrled 70 shoot q ro.t,nnstsr.

ROCKVILLE CESTRE, l.. l., Dee. s.
There Is considerable excitement here
over what IL generally believed 10 be all
attempt to shoot Postmaster Edward r.
Ihurston, Monday night The postmas
ter "as IN the flee about seven O'Clock.
when a twenty two calliLre bullet crashed
through the window just missing Depnt,
;'entmede and another person, ana lodg
ing in the wood work. The appointment
0! Thurst II as postmaster created bite
feeling among q portion Of the Democrats
there being arOthrr Candidate the latter
wanted. II is believed the sAo ting I,
the result Of tie ill-leeli 2 existing. An
investigation Is beng msde, but 10 faI
there is 10 clue 10 the person who free
the shot.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Wilmington and Branq,vln,


This time within which work "a
have be on commenced on the Win
too and Brandywine City h9,
under the charter will explr nn1
row. No effort whatever yiBbnl
10 break GROUND 10 save the oby,,
inste al the Legislature, when |. ~
will be ask, d TO renew and er,rd
charter, = IeQuest which will 10 d,
be complied with. Fifteen thou,
DOLLAR in stock has already been
soribed, but this directors do 10.
safe in commencing Operations
$50, coo Is subscribed
IL the ciiiz ms will raiss two.,blr
the $40, 0C0 yet needed there ars N
delphia parties who viii take tie
ance of stock. There a.e sul. sv
srse property holders a.ous The liz
the road in the Ninth ware wso
thus far subscribed bo,hiGr. III
would subscribe only n Ab5is
portion to what Others have, 4
would be no d hicuty IN securiua
requisite amount of STOCK aLd tie
would coon be put under contract;
IL expected, however. has the v
amount will be subscribed By be o
ing OF spring ana work etumsa
but this will depend npID bow libel
the Citizens Ia the Niu.A Wal
scribe.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Fatal Casualties,

By an explosion OF dynamite at
Backbone Tunnel, on the Ban Fran.
cisco Railroad exclusion, near Fort
5mith, Arkansas, Oh Tuesday, W. X.
Cope and Michael MoDonough were
Killed, and three others Injured, one
named John Gray, perhaps mortally.
In drilling an old hole the drill struck
several forgotten dynamite cartridges
at the bottom.
Frank smsllet ard Herman Hess,
roolers, died IL Chicago on Tuesd 5
evening from injuries received by TALL
ing from a cornice TO the pavement,
forty feet bslow.
DIR. j. A. Milne. q wel'-kpoWn in
sanity expert, died In Osweao, New
York, on Tuesday tight, from injuries
received by being caughs in mill
shaft.
Near Bridgeport. Connecticut, yes.
tercay, AIber, Wheeler and his sister
in-law, Harriet Beardsiey, were thrown
ont of a carriage. Miss Beardsley WA
killed aud Wheeler fatally hurt.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Danghtsrs of keb : oca.

Naomi Lodge, No. daughters OF Re
beccs, celebrated their second anniver-
saiy last night in Odd Fellows Hall
before an audieUce of about 200 peop g.
T. N Williams, Superintendent OF
Public Schools of Delaware, and Joseph
Pyle made happy addresses Cara
Rulings, Jennie Seal and Ella NJ.
Pierce gave select readings; Vlrg'e
Jones and George Hay es gave reciia.
tons; Harry and Charlie Pierce gave q
mouth organ Duet f; James Mcdowell
recited 4" The burnt ship at sea-; Nine
Misses rendered 1.-THE Reapers, and a
select choir rsndt red excellent music.
Refreshments were served In the Lodge
room at the close Of the literary exeE.
Cises.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Meath ola Naturalist.

Isaac Lea, l.. L. D born - ?
miugtcn, Pei, Mach = ~ .
his residenoe IL Philadelphia
day, in the 95h gar q i Us s3 /.
ancestors were JOHN ana Hanna
who came from G. sct1.tr'al,e
lard, with william P.hp.oa ~. ~
visit 10 this coullEg. az wy !,
is Mr.. Lea deve l0iel 2 s'ta 80, y
iur the study CT aatai2l QUIZ
Icing encouraged he GAM =. y,
N Dat learned md i,' ili, ept ~ ! ~
in tho country. His " 10 3 :, II I
come one Of the best a0g ,..-,,
trees of this country hld h.1'
had the meIiied reputation =. a.
better acquaiuts1 Win hn. ,,.,
than any Amer tan pc'Al :
time. She died IL 1873
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
A Gay Party

The Stanton jun per Cl0b mads
frat trio OF tae eestal isG eret
v.sihnE NewpoItBni ;tiicl.y, AMI
here about q o'clock. rlsy ,atne
to French street waere they gel
attraction of the fvenIsg. Then
on, consists of n new three-feli a
drs wn by four OF tae haest no
the country, 6rv'u and nNs
James Browr, Of Mi Greek hau
That Jim knows bow t. drive :
in.hand ard get spsed "a O.! nh
IN ly atieeted by the tlne tnay NJ
FrenSh flreet isai evean2.
The club, ooutieting oi Jottp
CT ambefs, captain; POSTMASTER
secretary and treasurer b-@is 5e
Samuel a corn, ThonA as DlClins
p. Di"key Lewis d eseyi WIN i
son, Jr., and WIN. l. Wright,
10 yieit tue different toWpa tuT''
a!eis tiug season. s. vtrs. OF ihs
bsrs are owDeIs II ias s'cpper3'
lieving "that the more t1e ns'
they prefer to traPe to2eihef,
| merry party they l-ke Ihsy a
| prepared TO furnish mn.iC i2i
| dings, eic al short n5''oe 10
mem her Il o. oviden di.h a hyiH'
kind used by fish v-ede's-
Daily Republican., 1886-12-09
Lecture on LnnL fellow

a large and intelligent audiences OF
ladies aud gentlemen net Sssterdny
afternoon, In the F.urth and West
s rect meeting house, To hear Luigi
Aonti deliver an address On tho "Dra-
MATHS Person ;e Of Longfellow's Tales OF
. Way side Iun." The lecturer having
been the "Ycung Sicilian" 10 whom
Longfellov referred, m pre- than usual
interest centei ed in the lecture. He
drew vivid picture OF the way eide
Inn," which Was located near Sunbury.
Massachusetts. and showed how accur.
alto LongfellOw WAS In describing II IN
his poem. He ended his lecture by de-
Iscribing the place under its present
management, when landlord hes des.
ieerEted 1t 30 far as to make 1t n mere
show for curious and credulous travel
ere, who we're willing to pay 20 cent?
for the privilege OF seeing the cham beri
occnpied by Washington aud LafAy elite
and the room in which LsuRfellow
com posed HIS poems. Mir. Mont LET
ast evening for Haverford College
where ne was 10 lecture last night.