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The BOUQUET
No. I Commercial 81.
T o N S SHAW.
BARGAINS
IN FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY
r. u. Barclay,
80 South Spring Street.
BARGAINS


100 Acres OF the finest land in the Ca
huenga Valley, west OF the city. la the warm
belt at the base OF the mountains. beau
vines, 6 acres IN trees; large barn. &c; good
well and windmill. The best property for
the money offered for sale In the past year.
-,
"a Beautiful Lot: IN Pasadena ior
R I'M q m sst o sssy Il nov ssnf
m 1ssgs,n. ana the buyer eau a0'o's ms
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Notice to Purchase Timber Lands.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE,

AT Los AHoELEs, CAL, Jnly 3, 1851
Notice is hereby given that Josiah w !:
Hudson, Of Los Angeles county, state o.
has fled In this office his appli Z.
cation for the purchase of lots and OF
section %, township south, range 10 west,
s. h. A., under the provisions OF All act oil
Congress, approved June 3, 1873, proyiding
for the sale OF timber lands, etc. Said tract
containing 81 .04 acre OF land. Any person
or persons claiming any adverse interest In
the said tract are required TO present the
same Al this office within so days from the
date OF the frst publication hereof, other
wise such claim viii be barred by the pro
Visions Of said act. ..,,.
IVA Got
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court OF the state OF osn
fornla, In aud for the Comfy OF Los An
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GRAVEL F.! GRAVEL GRAVEL
SAND f.! S. No +! SAND 4!

The undersigned has in his property dis
covered the best kind of gravel and sand
The gravel IN coarse and regular--no boul'
ders. The sand also the same and nne AZ
gunpowder.
The above articles furnished to any party
In the city CHEAP.
49, va is6tf
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Monday, the lsth nay sf Jsiy,
1888,
Application to Sell Real Estate.


In the matter OF the application Of Saint
Vincent College. Ha&
Notice is hereby given that Saint via
cents College Tan incorporation under the
laws OF this Stetel has applied 70 the aupe-
rior Court OF Los Angeles county TO- sell -
wit: That certain tract o. parcel OF land
situate In the city and county Of Los An
geles. State OF California. known and de-
scribed on the Official map Of said City Of
Los Angeles, "0rds Survey" az Block mum
Der eighteen u.s. bounded northeriy By
Sixth street, essterly by Fort street, south
erly by Seventh street. and Westerly by
Hill street.
Said application to be heard on the 2lth
day Of June. 1855, at the Court Room of said
Court nj 10 O'Clock A. N. Of that day IN open
Court.
This notice given in pursuance Of an or
der OF Hon. B. r. Williams, presiding Judge
OF said Court, Of date juno 10Th, 1856
Witness my hand and the seal Of said 8u.
perior Court this 10th OF June, 1855.
,-l CHAs, n. DuNsMOOk, Clerk.
INN
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SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL

This famous Mountain Health Resort Is
again ready for guests Hotel Kept on first
class principles. These springs require no
comment from me, as no one has ever claim
ed to have as good, and as for climate. ! can
say, from 10 years experience right here.
earth. Altitude, 1920 feet. Distance, from
Los Angeles City. 43 miles on 8. p. R. r.,
north, towards San Francisco, at Lang 3
station. Post office, Express Telegraph,
and Ticket Offices here. Excursion tickets
to and from Los Angeles City, 80 rs. Fine
hunting grounds; plenty of horses. saddles,
and carriages; everything here that makes
life pleasant and desirable. Fruits OF all
kinds grown here. Very fine flower garden
etc. Charges reasonable. White sulphur
water piped to hotel.
~ B.-Parties being entirely helpless are
requested to bring attendants with them.
mo. LANG, Proprietor.
Langs Station, June 18th, 1886. Sm
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Orange Council No. 20, l. 0. Q. r., mscts
every Wednesday evening In Good Templars
Hall Visiting members are cordially invited.
K. W. READY, N. q.
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FOR SALE.

Crop ON Ferty Acres Of Lands
together with the lease for this year. The
crop consists Of 30 acres corn. acreE alfai-
IA acres potatoes. House of four rooms
located on the best Of corn land, and will
need ne Irrigation 10 make large CROP
Apply 70 M North Main is22 I'm
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Los Angeles Lodge No. Sc, /. o. o. r

S-- REGULAR MEETING held on
~ Wednesday evening OF each week
at 1880 O'Clock.
sojourning brethren In good standing are
cordially invited. H. II. CRAWFORD, N. @.
ED. r. PRAISE, X. B. lys
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Los Angeles Council No. II, Beyal
and Helec Masters, T. q A. N.

HOLDS IT, stated assemblies on the fth Mon.
dsy Of each month at Masonic Hall et I, 80 ,. N.
sojourninr Companions In good standing sre
trateInsl'y invited 70 attend.
BY ord'e the tn. M.
j. X. 8. BELL, Recorder.
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Notice to Consumers of Water OF
the Beaudry system.

owing to indispensable repairs to one OF
the boilers, we can only run one pump.
conseauentty notice is hereby given thal
for twenty days from date only two days
each week viii be permitted for sprinkling
of lawns, to-wit Mondaysand rhursuhys,
For II violation of the above regulalion
water will he turned off aud fine OF two
dollars win be charged before water VIII De
,,rnaJ an AGAIN BEAUDRY BROS,
uiuve IA ie24 2w
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NOTICE.

Toanyone wishing to engage in the saloon
business at a half way house, we can offer q
dne opportunity. For further particulars
inouire at No 29 N. Main st. tnis-tl
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Iohu wieland's celebrated Philadelpnla
sgsr Reer now on draught at the Leaning
saloons. 6leinike & Bruntug, sole nsehs
and bottlers. l64 e. First 81.
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PILES! PILESl PILES!
. SURE CURE FOUND AT LAsTi
NO ONE NEED SUFFER.


Asure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered oy
Or. Williams IAN Indian Remedy, caleo ".
Nildamss Indian Pile Ointment. single
oox mas cured the worst chronic case OF 70
orp years standing. No one need suffer
aye minutes after applying this wonderful
-nothiue medIcine. Lotions, instruments
lad electuaries do more harm than good.
Williams 3 indian Pile Ointment aosorbsthe
nmors, ailays the intense itching, lparticu'
sr,yat night after getting warm in bed,
cts as poultice, gives instant relief and Is
prepared only for Piles, itching OF the pri
ate parts; and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N. Oothnoerry OF
illeyeland says about DIR. Williams,s Indian
Ointment: II have used scoreso OF re cures,
and il affords me pleasure to say that have
neyer found anything which gave snoh I'm
nsiiate aud permanent relief as Dr; WI,
iamsis Indian Ointment" For sale by
'rnSgists and mailed on receipt OF price, 81.
Cleveland, o.
PKxu 6Pt ROM agents. Los Angeles
81
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Notice of Dissolution of Special
Partnership.

The special copattnership heretofore OK.
listing between the undersigned under the
firm name of Threlkeld 4 Bacon Is this 18th
day Of June, 1886, dissolved by y. Bacon sell
Ing his interest In said firm 70 j. i. Ihrel'
keld, WAC assumes all liabilities and Is ilu
thorlzed to collect all debts Of said firm,
n. BACON.
.ssS. je22 law Nv
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All creditors having claims 81
are requested 10 send q statem4Q1
claims 70 my attorneys, Paris = 81
San BernariinO, for settlcmcnt- u
RDDOLPH VAN UII
san Bsrnardfno. JULY ., 1855 z
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aokDA sPEER. Plaintiff,
vs..
JOSEPH A. sPEER, DeiendsntS
Aotion brought In the superior Court OF
the state of California, In and for the conn.
Is of Los Angeles, aud the complaint nled
ia said county of Los Angeles, in the onoe
of The Clerk of said Superior Court
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The people of the State of California SEND
greeting to. Joseph A. Speer, Detendsat
You are hereby required TO appear n an
action brought against you by tine apose
named plaintiff in the superior Court o. the
State Of California, ia and Tor the county OF
Los Angeles and to answer the comptailt
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF
the day of servicel, after the service on you
of this Summons, II served withh tnls
county: or, II served elsewhere, withln
thirty days, or Judgment by default viii pe
taken against you according To the prayer Oh
said complaint .,...i,
The said action is brought to obtain a
iudgme at decreeing the dissolution OF the
bonds of inatrlmony between the ABOVE
plaintiff aud the above defendantl anu tnat
the custody of their mi or children De
awarded to the said plaintiff, aud Tor such
| relief AZ her case may demand, ana lot
| cost OF suit.
Reference is had to complaint for partic-
| ulars
And goa rre hereby notified that Il you
fail to and answer the ssido )mpls int
AsapO, taired, the said plaintiff will
apply curt for the relief demanded
| IN The Uuturlaint.
Given under my hand and theSeal
| of the Superior Court of the State
| , of California, in and for the ooun
| l9EAIl ty of Los Angeles, this eighteenth
| tS~~i day of May, In the year OF on
| Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and eighty
CHAS, IL. DUESMOOR, Clerk.
pyLJ THOMPSON, Deputy.
| MARTIN $40 GIL, Attorney iot flaihun
my 20 Oaw2m
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rnhalations are positive In their action
,niok and asting In their enect IN M W
" al lung diseased. So says Ut. wiiusn's-
The old rsliable store OF Q. y. hea1teaI nss
.-a,i,i hsaSouarters for drugs and modloinss.
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IN Los AEesLn LoDss No. ~, n. A
M.-The stated meetings Of this LODI
~ Mare held on the first MONDAY Of en-
month at 1850 p. n. Members OF Sister Lodges
and ali Master Mascns In good standing ar
' THos. sTRoHM, W; M.
IIrnuInAN 2acrafarY.
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lCofrected for the HERALD by 8. Maier +"
South Spring street.
The following are the prices for whole car
casses: . $1,000.
HEkF-Fiss. grade, 61sc per pound second
era ie &c; third grade. b&c..
MUf rON--5c per pc md for kwes ana &c
for Wethers.
LAMB Spring, Sc,
NEAL--rrom to go per pound.
HOGS-on foot. hard. 3 to $40 per pound
4ressed Gc.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Purchase Timber Lands.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE
AT Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.

AT Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
2Ssh June, 1AoG
Notice is hereby given thst Rtchasd Kfch-
MA has hled In this once his application
for the purchase OF Lots 4. 5. and g, Of esc-
ton 8. township o north, Range 10 west. s;
b. M under the provisions Of an Act OF
for the sale OF Timber Lands, etc. 8Aid
tract containg IT'S. IS 100 acres Of land. Any
person or pc sons claiming any adverse In
terest In the said tract, are required to pre-
II IN the date Of the hrst publication there
Of. otherwise such clsirn will be barred by
the provisions of said Act. .a
ieS0 Gods J. ID. BEfHUNE. Regieter.
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Regular meetings OF the above Lodge are
held every Wednesday evening at A. y.
U. W. Hall, Childs' building, Main street.
Visiting bratheren cordially Invited.
FRED. WHITNEY, M. W.
WALTER DEvERAUx, Recorder.
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r. n. BARCLAY,
SOCIETY NOTICES.


Safety Council No. 664 meets second aud
fourth Thursday evenings of each month
at their Hall, Evening Express Building,
Soiourning Companions In good standing
are cordially invited.
- - ". +. BARNETT. Commander.
GEO w. KNOX Secretary.
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BARGAIN!

Two lots IN the Wooden Mill Tract, one on
Second street Gable Road. the othe on
Fourth, near Beaudry street. These lots
must be sold at once: Call on
CHARLES W. SCHROEDER,
ie24 limo Mcdonald Block. Room 2.
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Los Angeles Chapter No. So, B..
A.. M.

Stated conversations on second MONDAY Of each
month, n ?. NJ, at Masonic Hall, spring st
ternally Invited By order OF
O. +. MCCLELLAN, II. P.
I'll. Cuppy. Secretary.
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n SUI, r, THING.


CURES Rheumatism Serofula.. SYPHILIS
Mercurial Poison and all Chronic Blood
Diseases. This medicine contains no mer
curry. Consists wholly Of roots and herbs
N. b. You need not 80 to hot springs tc
be cured Of any Bood Disorder.
Zach bottle contains one months treat
ment. E0-None genuine without the fac
smile signature OF GEO. X. ELDER ovei
each cork. 81 q bottle OF 9 for 40
Laboratory 40s and 40 Main b. kansas
City, Mo.
The sure Thtng specific perma-
nently cures gonorrhea, gleet, Inflammation
of the bl adder and all diseases OF the urina.
ry organs. Both inieetive and internal
medicfne combined in one package. IS per
package or 2 for Sc .. Y. HEINZEMAN, sss.
"The Druggist"
1872 N. Main st., 80 Agent for Los Angeles
California apr4
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Young Mems Institute Catholic

Institute No. IA, meets every second and
fourth Monday evenings OF each month IN
Painters Hall, Nadeau FLOCK, at 80 o cloct;
Catholic young men between the sses 81
IS and So are eligible TO membership Wis
itfne brothers in good standing are cordially
Invited. JOHN +. MOhArL.
JAMES J. GEE, PRESIDENT.
Recordine 3ecretary. oct27-1y
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Knights Templar.

Cuun DE- LroK ohsAKDERY NO. ., r.. r.
Holds its stated conclayes at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, Of IL O'Clock ?. n. sojourning Knights
Templars In good standing are cordially invited 10
Attond. BY order Of the T. o..
les. BELL, Recorder.
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THE Los ANaELEs MARKETS

rne following quotations are corrected
Al, from theonicisl records Of the Produce
lsschsuse, - 1000.
BID. Asnkp.
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Essle CORPS, N. @. o.

RpsuLAR meetings ut the Amory Ocur
s,rest, evsFy Friday evening At o'clock.
W. d. H. RUSSELL,
..s Captain Commanding.
O. A. Knnsa. First sargeant je2a-u
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Meets every Friday evening at Masonic
Hall, 1911 $ Spring st Visiting comrades
Invited. J. M. QUINN,
Post Commander.
8. O. sYMONDs, Adiutant. je27 I'm
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Dividend Notice.

The Board of Dire 'ors of the Los Az
GNIEs SAVINGS 4 TX have declared a
dividend at the rate 9. I've t5l per cent. per
annum on Term Depot - and three " PEE
cent. per annum on ordinary Deposits, Tor
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Will heal all infiAmm on without pain 70
me sufferer. II is soothing and coOlins
pleasant 70 the smell, does not 1Iaw nn ~
sole agent. Price 70 cents.
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DON'T co AROUND BLIND /!

when YOU can get two palf OF Eyeglasses
for d cents, aud good pair OF steel specs
al 25 cents; also genuine Pebble Specs, with
guarantee to be Pebble, for $3.50, at
Wagner's, No. "a N. Main ~.
Look atthe big sign. iu20-lm
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<. OF 2.

Trf-Color Lodge No.96 meets every %SsA
Friday evening In Pythian Castle. MssA
No. "A SPRING. treet. EEN
sojournine Knights invited. Xz&
y II. 7. PAYNE O. o.
-6AAC 8. SMITH, K. OF R. and 8.
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Confidence Engine Company

ik9 RssuLAE meetings Of this ooiuIs
~ apy on the FIRST wedesnay evening
- S<of each month, at 7:sooclock.
Nv order J. X BRIkHLY,
FTP. KiMLy, Secretary. President.
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kindest and truest of friends, who makes no diff
ference though placed In an Office which has cut
off some from their old associates-it may be al
lowed to one, who can never get anything from
him, to say that you may find all that and more
in the ninety bishop of Rochester.
Our of nearly 700 Vassar graduates only about
200 have been drawn in nuptial moose. The full
blown buds left have taken up various callngs.
Tnere are IL physicians, organists, 10 book
keepers, 5 chemists Is school principals. farm
ers. census clerk, insurance agents, 23O teach
ers 6 artists, law clerk, 5 librarians lcopyist,
IL music teachers, astron omical assistants,
journalists, gymnastlc teachers, missionaries,
public readers and 4 authors And vet they
say women have no chance.
JUDGE DAvIs's recommendations for Office
were curiosities. lie was too jealous of his in
dependent position to ask fayors of the Repub-
lican administration, and was too good-natured
TO refuse an application. So he always wrote s
letter informing whoever it was addressed to
that he could not and would not recommend
anyone for appointment, but he had the honor
to commend the bearer az gentleman of the
highest character, ETC.. and hoped he would sue
coed in securing the place he sought.
For any number of years, while Judge Da-
vice was on the Supreme bench and in the Sem
ate his daily luncheon consisted of two apples, a
ginger cookie and a glass of milk. which cost
nlm never more imam ten Genus, anu were always
eaten at precisely the same hour, standing be-
fore the counter of an old woman called "Dys-
pepsia Mary" who for years sold pies and cakes
in the Senate corridor. She always selected the
bestapples in her basket for him and laid them
carefully at one side: and he got larger allow
ance of milk than the other customers. a mug
being kept for his special use.
THE Chicago magazine. Literary Life, has
forty pages. is issued monthly. and has been es-
tablished four years. It is devoted purely to
literary matters The list Of contributors in
cudes the names Of Roe, Lathrop, Burroughs,
Thompson Rose Hartwck and Thorp. Mr..
Elder. the proprietor. says that by his contract
he is to publish exclusively all of Miss Cleve
lands writings. Miss Cleveland assumes con-
troll of the magazine at once but will not live in
Chicago for some time as abe wishes to rest as
much as possible. She is to have absolute con-
troll of the editorial management
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ally they responded is not known, as the man
who conducted the agency and was himself in
fact the entire agency and association, has
left Washington, taking the funds along
A number of clerks who were engaged
in folding circulars, ETC., and one or
more worthy gentlemen who from not al
together philanthropic motives, were using
their best efforts with Congressman, are left in
the larch and mourning for their unpaid sal
aries. There is no means Of fixing the exact
amount of money that has been contributed,
as it has come in sums Of from So to 800,
many local associations forwarding even more
than the latter amount, and no account has
been kept by the association" Mr.. Real.
An estimate by one of the victims, who is con-
versant with the facts, places the total at not
less than $4,000. 1t was very "slick'
scheme, and shows that Mr.. Reall knew on
which side his bread was buttered
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GEN. DAVID HUNTsR was president of the
court-martial that hung the conspirators in
the assassination of President Lincoln and
Secretary Seward. He was president of the
court-martial that cashiered Fitz John Porter
With this record, it is not much wonder that
a Democratic President, who in one minute
could approve the bill to restore disloyal gen
eral to the army rolls would the next veto the
bill to give $50 month to the widow OF
General Hunter. Both acts were eminently
DEMOCRATIC.
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THE PRESIDENTS VEToEs.

Referring to the Presidents numerous
vetoes of pension bills, the Sentinel says
1--WE hope the President will keep this kind
Of thing up until citizens of all grade and
station will be compelled to take their bust
poor private soldier, without influence, must
take his case to the departments, under the
law"
If this is to be the rule, all right. But did
Fitz John Porter "take bis business into the
channels provided by law" Why not have
relegated the widow of General Hancock to
these channels for her pension9 We heart
lily indorse all the vetoes Of the President in
cases where the veto ought to be interviewed,
but we do not indorse his captious arrogance
and his pusilanimous sneers at soldiers. Take
the case OF William Bishop, for instance, over
whom the President makes merry, and about
which veto all the presidential lickspittles are
yelping in feeble wit. The proof is that the man
suffered for more than month with measles,
which left him in debilitated physical con-
dition. Mr. Cleveland talks fppantly of
Bishops sterrifc combat with the measles"
Now, any one with very little knowledge
knows that severe attack Of the measles upon
a mature man is about as bad thing as can
we'll befall him. If the great physical hulk
Of the President should be attacked with the
measles, that would stay with him more than
thirty days, he would probably find out that
it was no laughing matter. Ask any physi-
clan of the possibilities of such an attack of
measles and then determine whether it is a
case for the display of cheap sneers and pot
house wit. The Journal is by no means an
advocate of indiscriminate pensions. On the
contrary, we have so earnestly advocated such
restrictions Of pensions to the really disabled
as to have subjected ourselves to no little
criticism by ex-soldiers as being unfriendly to
them and not disposed to do them justice
But we have no sympathy with such abuse of
the veto power by coarse, arrogant President
as displayed in the veto of the pension granted
to the widow of General Hunter, and in the
numerous instances where he has allowed his
heavy wit to come very near brutality. And we
Go not believe that such vetoes will be popular
with that class Of people who yet believe that
the government owes something to the men
who risked their lives and health to preserve
it from rebellion.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY may be great and
good Secretary and he is undoubtedly a
wealthy one, but, if Congressman Reeds sharp
eyes are not deceived, he is not above conniv.
ing at little job intended to give Washing
ton paper in which he j. interested some gov
eminent advertising. It was harmless sound
ing little paragraph in the sundry civil bill
that concealed the scheme, and its detection
caused an unpleasant sensation on the Demo
cratic sides Being reformers to man, they
were shocked that such things could be in
their own select circle.
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account.

Gen. JAMES A. BEAVER, who has been
nominated by the Pennsylvania Republicans
for Governor narrowly escaped being Presi-
dent Of the United States. He was chairman
of the Pennsylvania delegation in the Chicago
convention that nominated General Garfield
and Immediately after that event had been
accomplished committee waited upon Bea-
yer, and requested the use of his name for
the second place on the ticket. Beaver per-
einptorily refused, not because he did not
ccvet the place, but because he did not think
it the part of wisdom to give the honor to
Pennsylvania, and leave the 1906 men out in
the cold. It was he who sent the committee
to Conkling. with the request that the latter
name the candidate for Vice-president. Conk-
ling complied, and subsequent events brought
General Arthur not General Beaver, to the
Garfield succession.
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TREASURER J. "A. L. WILSON, of the Chesa-
peake & Delaware Canal Company, evidently
thought we'll of the old bit of advice, "While
tou're getting, get plenty and decided
that if he was to be defaulter he might as well
default for a round 100000 as for few hun
dreds. And, looking at the matter from a
worldly stand point, Mr.. Wilson was probably
right. As it unfortunately happens legal
justice is dispensed in this imperfect world in
an inverse ratio to the enornnity of the offense
when the latter is one involving dollars alone.
The penalty inflicted upon the recreant treas
urer will judging by precedent, be less severe
than if he had stolen hundred dollars from
the company's safe. His moral culpability is
another matter, and one which courts, with the
limitations put upon them, cannot take into
oooos..4