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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-27
SOCIETY NOTICES.
American Legion Of Homer.

Safety Council No. 664 meets second and
fourth Thursday evenings OF each month
| at their Hall, Evening Express" Building,
SOiourning Companions In good standing
are cordially invited.
W. 4. BARNETT. Commander.
GEO. w. KNOX, Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
.Justicc Ouval's v. life.

speaking Of Stanley Matthews mar
rage reminds me Of story which osle
TAYLOR tells Of Justice l'uval. who was
on the supreme bench for twenty
wears. serving from lsllto 1886. Judge
luval was representative from MARY
land TO the first congress. and while
there h. ana William Il. Giles. OF Nir-
GINA. bearded in Philadelphia with Mrs
Gibbons. who had daughter who was
neither young nor taciturn. Giles and
pnval became great friends, but after
they left congress they lost sight OF each
other for a time They met again IN
Washington at the beginning OF Jeiier-
sons administration. when Giles was
senator and nval controller of the treas.
urs. They were happy in the revival oil
old times. and were enjoying themselves
in chatting about them until Senator
GILES inquired of Duval: What has
become Of that ID cackling old maid
Jennie Gibbons
''She is Mrs. Duval. sir, was the re
ply. and it is needless to say that th'
conversation after this was for a time
rather strained
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
Messrs. David Young and ]. I. VIM

berry,. Of intersachen. were in the city.
Yesterday. circulating among their many
frienls
Charley Boarlalaa Wss IA The city
Wednesday with 18th pockets filled
with jacksonville papss. containing
s,.nte acroant II the legal course 10 find
out the proprie;orship Of the Morning
News. 1t wouldn't b. right Ia say that
harley was hit. because he said he was
MT interested E-cuniarily in the News.
but il i EASY 10 tell when cio-e shave
is made on him. fot lie usually walks
smarter than ordinary AMI talks with
greater vim. 1he words Just Kissed cut
between hi. tr.-,h on "Wednesday, But
w will venture tLe opinion that MI
R.,ardman h..sn't dollar in the News
hisexr.r.rncei in the State Journal cured
him o.tte ambition II owning aneS.-
tat-r. Jones will have Ia look elsewh.re
for solid proprietor.hip in the Morning
New. We should not, however. Il.
surprised IL J. h. Challen lad some I~-
cnniarv interest IN the. concern. lie
has some ambition 10 run for congress
in ,hi, li,,rict-not this time, bur the
uext-anl lac wants all organ. lie
speaks IN higl,es, praise Of Narnum
News. Challen would like 10 lie put in
a POSITION where he could decline the
republican nomination. with the view
Of making capital for two years hence
Chalien ard Conover both want To IL
on terms with Mr. Narnum. tonovei
is one II the t.s, men in the world Il
interview. for he don't care how muct
he tells on the other fellows. We CUES
We have il straight about Challen.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

SLATE RooFlSG. We are now pre-
,ared to furnish the best quality OF Roof
Ing Slate at 1915 per square u 10 feet
iaii and call the attention ., u'i'ilets
nm others who desire safety from lire
sparks and good pure cis,ern water T.
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address Il. NJ. Shous.'. Agent. Box No.
536. =. o.. jacksonville. Fla. ap4.-im
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22


The New York star, in Its SUNDAY e.ii-
,inn. devoted several columns t. an eN'
ts.nre If the editor % Town Inrrs. a
rn-calieJ society PAPER, when % tA't
has t.en indnlging IN >tuFt!'3H~ At'"hs
nu.,n well known latie- 81 that ''E.
iii. record. acturiip. ia thu star -
mot estraordlnarv one. lies real iatn'.
il arrears, il Wilfresl courtney. WITH
the following alias tecll ". arr.
W,lfre,l Mon,re=sor, sir Wilfred Mon
,rcs-or. Lord Dgilvy and Paul NJ Tot
ter, The latter alias he now employs,
n. j. the ION Of an English clergyman.
and a, the aye OF fourteen was dismissed
from ruysl naval training stil i"F i'm.
moral practice He attersari driite'i
10 London. and engaged IN Journalism.
At the ace Of twenty he hal T. i'y itoM
England Ia tl,.s country IN AVOID arrest
by the police. THIS was IN III oA
the steamer h. met Nr. AnireN lfhe-
.,r. tho Pn.sburg millloualfe. T. Wtoh'
he introduced himself IL lAri bst''Ie,
-on Of the Earl II Airlie. Ar. tatneE'o
entertained him aud sounk Italian
woman. whom lie claimed wa- iIis VIE.
in rayai -tyle. q, his beautiful place r"ai
pttshur. He loft pittshuTE owing
everybody. ard Joiatl 4 theatrical com
many in Baitim9rp "a female ltuier
senator. lie then went to Europe, and
unfer the maine n Lord Oelivle s~in
dlal right aud let, subsequently h,
figured in Egypt "a 81 Wil'tcsl Mon
tressor. In 1876 he turned up IN Ne"
York az journalist and vas male dra
matte critic of the World. Nter many
escanades he turned up in it'ston wher'
he ,ssed as lord and got in time intt
moneyei trouble. He fled to New ! ofk
wbara he was arrested anl placed II
Ludlow street Jail, charged with Obtain
inc money under false pretens"- u
1870 as Paul NJ. Potter, he 50 impres*c,'
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett that NJ mao
him one of the Paris correspondents
the New York Herald. He then cam
10 New York anil went on the iiefaid
bnt getting into row with the city Ell
tor. had to leave. He then got, a
agency for foreign cigarettes, ana abou
three months ago assumed the editofi.
charge Of Town Topics. The star l,rih'
/. his mrtrait, taken from the rogues "a
IN. He Is said to be a fellow oil p,i
Msnt ports, with the lowest poss'o'
moral character.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

4 first class new house, containing
eight rooms. in goci nei-hbo:h"7h. i't
rent. Webb Il Nichols ~ "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
Hot Weather Goods.

New 10, jus, received. The crl'ht2'r'i
Jewet, filters. Jewctt porcelain Tined
coolers. and Jewe,t reirIeerato's. ltt
cream ireezers. Monitor oil stoves, anu
tiy fans in great variety, and for -alr az
,n,a., urices. NJ, ". KING & Co.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

+ K FARRAR * 60. make the t"st
and cheapes, door and "indo" screens
Orders promptly filled. myif,@a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

NorlcE To TEAcHEgS.- Il am directed
by the hoard Of public instruction I"
hold the annual examination Of i'ach'
II, for the public schools Of Putnam
count, ON the 10th. 18th and 18Th II Jone
81. The examination will t"s'n at y
a. m. each day. at the whit" pubic
scho,l building in pala,ha.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
WOOD ARDS.

The wood yard conducted 10y Mr. NJ
n. Dalton does very large business, A.
does also the one conducted by Mr.. Pc
ter Rice. They buy their wood IN large
quantities. which they saw and spit 10
order for their numerous customers, ana
the, do about as 1ourlshing business rs
could Ia expected in place where ''rt-
mr.. If ~ little Use as in PalaIka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
i'm sec. and Co, Sup,. Of School

SPECIAL NoTicF. Al honoraiAy d.
charged soldiers and sailors INTERESTED ~
IT.. (, rnation II Pot ~ tb~ 'i5anl
Arm, 81 the Republic at thi' Flace. 'lj
confer hy letter with pr. \ H. ole. Ia D.
Isika. on or l-forr June lst. Ne sl'si
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

Iwlll sell THURSDAY, May 2,'h. y IN
IN. residence ~ Dr. 4. l.. Ole. corner
Emmett and l,sllr street,, tia following
articles. belonging to Mr.. birdrleh, and
soli only on account II removal very
fine parlor Suit. black walnut AMI GOV
cred with silk plush and crushed velvet
lntes, design. thickerng Pane. square,
, solid walnut Hall Stand. with ity"!
plate glass: walnu; square lhnirg IA
h',. ,sry heavy; French ie'tl f'a'r
Glass side Board. richly CavVcd. ilne@s'
Tennessee Marble. lot Easy bans
Dining Chairs, Porch hair. Hall lar,
VERY fine East Lake 'aryei AMI rem u
Veneered Walnut Chamber suit cherry
Cbamlet Suit: a very select lht al Tar.
rets. consisting II Nsstmlnst"r Nrit,'''
Matnp,s aud Brussels, Patlor. beit""in'
STAR and Hall cat,.ts. French : H'nN
Dinner ard Tea S.ls. trock"'t an
t;lassware. Range with --latest improve
m.nts. Kuchenware. sic. MI The ai"Nt
goods were bought NJ the factories last
October, therefore luat :, god a. re-"
Auction will eanmpnes' Al 2"el a. ah'
continue until sold. HOUSE wall - utrI
for the inspection u goods on the dat +.
sale. a, yo'clock q IN. X. l3itentlia'
Authioneer
Fog REM. Rooms for housekeeping
furnished OF unfurnished, OF HOUSE Ieh
low, Location central, an J. tsl street
three doors above lemon. "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
Local weather Observations.

Go to DR. W. ". Estes over N9rashe,
4 Kers,inc's dru: store for tine l"nia!
work. 1lt"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
PALaTLA.s BUSINESS MEN.
A Few of the Live Men Not lBefore
Written Up
N. CARTER AND -


Me>srs. N. :. Cartier & Co. whose
office is in the Grill building on Front
street. are well known bridge builders
and contractors. having done some OF
the hest work that can be found IN Flor
ida. notably the long and substantial
draw bridge over the ST. Johns river al
Buffalo Blun. built for the j., I. 4 n.
". railway. Tie firm doe. all kinds oil
bridge building and contract work either
u timber. iron or masonry. The senior
of this firm is the prime mover IN many
enterprises for the material delsopmeht
Of this section II the state, and 10 In,
efforts alone almost i hue the fact that
We now have Il system Of gas works, anu
To him t-lons. the creii, II proJeetins
more than one railroad enterprise tina!
will result in the lasting t-nen, I" Tie
citS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

Resiien, Physician. Benjamin Nice:
Sueciai attention given to Diseases OF
Women. Office Palatka Bank Building,
Front street. spl6-sm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
]. ". REERS.

THIS gentleman. who is one OF the
most cnmI@ten, accountants anu COZ
l,..,ors in the state. while having teen
in business but short while here. has
made a great success of his particular
line, and now has several sets OF books
in hi. hands. lie is ready at all times TO
do any kind Of work in that line, AMI
guarantees satisfaction to all who favor
him with work.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

This gentleman IS the proprietor oil the
cis,ern factory, near the Presbyterian
Church, which has grown from siliaii
business into very prosperous concern
AS he i now manufacturing anu snip
ming cster,s, tanks, etc, to all parts OF
the state. He makes a speciality OF make
inr large cisterns for railways and truck
farmers. and has built up a large ous''
ness in this line. He Is prepared to take
contracts for any kind II cisterns, from
th. smallest Ia the largest sizes, aud
guarantees Ia give satisfaction to at
ttu.tntuetR.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
|. HARktS~ HII.IIAkp.

The insurance establishment, OF th's
gentleman is one Of the ts-t known and
larxes, offices Of the kind in the state
he being the stat. asen, for the compan'
les he represent. lie recent. disposed
Of his fire insurance business, AMI now
deyo,es his entire time to the Interests
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York. the United States Mutual
Accident Association, Of New York. and
LloyJs Plate Glass. II New York. all OF
which DO an Immense business through
this a. ency. Mr.. Hilliarsi travels the
greater part Of his time. bot notwlth'
standing he docs a large local business
the agency here Icing in charge OF char
lie Hilliar,i. one Of the youngest as wei!
as the most competen, agents IN the
country.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
GAIT. j. l.. LUCAS.

A notice of the business houses ana
men Of Pala,ka would be incomplete
wi,hou, y notice Of the LIGHTHOUSE and
ferry OF this gentleman. Only lew
wears ago he started with bu. a few small
row boats. and by his keen business m
slime, and enterprise he has bull, up the
les, boa, house and ferry business that
pevhay~, can be found on the 81. Johns
river. His steamers are in constant lie
mand by pleasure parties in the winter
season, and he keeps large number OF
tirstclass row boats to let. to which the
public gives most liberal patronage.
We learn tina, he will soon add large
ferry boa, to his fleet, in order to accom-
mediate the increased travel across tue
river consequent on the opening up Oh
the two railroads ON the opposite side OF
the river.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22

The new amended particulars OF pro.
e, durc under the French divorce la"
which have Just appeared in the journal
Oficiel. provide that mo report oil me
proce,dings may be published 10y the
newspapers under pain of a fine; only
the Judgment If the tribunal may lie
rpproiuced in the press.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-22
CITY NOTES.
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H5zaK wneu t}ul. - sTiut
The .Et.t 49, lals Nk. .I.St.E~ FAs
h.-p tsfls Flr- I'll. confined,
Waa lu4sfiy rrIs~. t-t,rc NJ 1s-e
lissax = hai r. .gtn4.
The Estrs-.. ts-.. Az Iuagv tFLr.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
The Masquerade at Deterding's.

The masquerade bail and skating carni-
val at Chas. Deterdings rink, Hangtown
Crossing, Wednesday night, was attended
by as many ladies and gentlemen as could
well be accommodated, including a num-
Der from the city, and the affair was in all
respects a success. The Roseville Band of
sixteen pieces Percy d. Pratt, leader, fur
nished the music. Prizes were awarded
participants in the masquerade as follows /:
To Mrs. Reuter-, for the richest costume
" Our National Colors," 81 &C; Mrs. The
resa Crew, best homemade costume, a
pair of vases Mrs. James Patterson, as
Topsy," special prize, 81 50, given by
Mr.. Croly; Gus. Schroeder, of Sacramento,
best sustained character, Jew Peddler."
a plush handkerchief box VIM. II. Griffin,
as " a Dutch washerwoman' and The
Chinese Must Co." autograph album.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. c. Barrett and Miss Alice Townsend
left yesterday afternoon for Fairfield.
The Buffalo Bill show returned to
/ the East by Wednesday evenings train.
! A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. Anna Wainright Wednesday even
| ing.
Hon. John NJ. Fulweiler, of Auburn,
came down yesterday, going to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. ]. d. Smith and two children. of
Sacramento, will arrive from the East this
morning.
&c Fabin and family, of San Francisco.
who had been visiting Sacramento, went
| home yesterday.
Judge W. C. Van Fleet, A. C. Freeman,
Fl. S. Croker and J. ". Houston went to
the Bay yesterday.
John Robinson, of Vallejo, well known
| for many years as railroad conductor, was
| in town yesterday.
George r. briggs, of this city, was called
to Napa yesterday by message announc-
ing the death of his brother.
Hon. w. W. Morelaud, the Governors
Private Secretary, has gone on visit TO
Healdsburg, Sonoma county
F. n. Warmcastle, of Contra Costa
county, member of the Democratic State
Central Committee, was here yesterday.
Mrs. II. d. Nash and Mrs. w. G. Will
Jams left on Saturday last for visit to the
East-the former for Chicago and the latter
for Boston.
Marcus r. Mayer acting manager for
Miss Mary Anderson, is in the city on bust
ness relating to that lady's appearance next
week in the city of her nativity.
In the city Yesterday: w. II. Baker.
Davisville; VIM. Kroning, Plymouth: Ed.
Saunders, Costumes; J. A. Richmond, W.
j. Hall, Salmon Falls; Park Brown, Michl-
gan Bar.
Daniel Meyer came up from San Franz
cisco yesterday to see how the Sacramento
bond litigation was progressing, and in
tended to return home by the afternoon
train; but, as the train had left the depot
before ne arrived there, he found that he
was left.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yester-
day: j. b. Counts, J. Davis, CITY: ID. G. s.
Spring. Willows; A. J. Lawrence and wife,
FOLSOM; Charles Schwab, Honolulu; H. II.
O'Thuns, V. Hagermann, A. B. Jackson.
San FRANCISCO j: S. Nicholas city J. S.
Brown, Walnut Grove
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Fern Graves and wife, Orland James r.
HIATT and wife, Miss Fannie Markham,
Honolulu; William Hood, J. NJ. Little
field, Chico; Mrs. c. II. Benton, Mrs. r.
Pippins, Colusa; Fred Young, Chicago; l.
Meter, San Francisco: 10 Craig, Woodland;
Il A. Clarke, Il. C. Montgomery, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday G.. II. Horton, Woons0cket Il. l.:
David Ring. San Francisco: c. r. Trim
New York; II. Spaulding, Downieville J.
NJ. CARNEY, San Francisco: H. J. Ruggles,
St Louis; B. f. Baker, Oakland e. Meyer,
San Francisco; N. l.. Haas, New York; +.
H. Ames, IL. Burner, San Francisco: C. II.
Petit and wife, Bessie L. Petit. Mrs. r. A.
Mccullough, Minneapolis, MINI; a. Z.
Mcheen, Chicago; J. II. Kirkland, John
Meyers, Amador City; JOS. Musgrave, Ala
media; Newton Phillips, San Francisco:
a. Peabody, New York; II. T. Kereg, Still
water, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Burrell.
New York; c l. Watson, wife and child Bos-
tom ID. G. Waldron, IF. w. Sumner, W.
Turnbull, San Francisco
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
Capital Turf Club :
NATIONAL TEOTTING ASSOCIATION,
BOARD or AFPEsLS pacific DISTRICT.


DEAR SIR: At the recent meeting of the Va
hopal Trotting Association several important
amendments 10 the rules were made, and to
them the particular attention o. your club is
directed. The most important change is the
raising Of the limit of fines from Si00 to an
amount not exceeding the value of the purse
or stake commended for.
II IS the order of the President of the National
Trotting Association that all cases for trial and
all matters requiring determination. such rs an
peals, etc, which arise within the Pacific Dis
trict, shall be heard by the Pacific Board of
Appeals. If any such matters are sent to the
Eastern Office they viii be returned win YOU
please advise horsc-owners. riders, drivers
trainers and others interested of this order
All appeals from orders OF your club from de-
cisions OF the judges of your races will be d.
rected to the Chairman or Secretary Of the Pa
cite Board of Appeals, accompanied in each
case by the fee of so provided for in Article =
Section - OF the bylaws. All reports fines
penalties, etc. VIII be forwarded to the Secre-
tary of the National Trotting Association as
heretofore.
The Pacific Board Of Appeals viii have direct
supervision of all turf matters upon this coast
1t viii endeavor to see that the rules are strictly
and impartially enforced, and win do all in its
power to make racing not only respectable
but attractive. II certainly requests the hearty
cooperation of your club in this direction
Very respectfully yours, y. =. SMITH
FRANK SHAY. Secretary. Chairman.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26

Sacramento, March 24-Nfrs. Emmey, wife of
James Haworth, a native of England, 50 years,
months and u days. (San Francisco, Ne
vada and Manteno, H., papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance ale respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral. which will take
place from her late residence, Sixteenth and
streets, this afternoon, at o'clock.l
Near Florin March 24-John A. Schultze brother
of William Schultze. of Florinl, a years and
- days. (Austin RereHe please eopy.)
Chesterville, Maine, March 6-Mrs. Betsy r.
Pinkham (mother of DR.. c. Z. Pinkham, of
Sacramento). Sc years. month and days
Nevada City, March 2i-Henry Putteineyer, &c
years
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
MARRIED.

Reuters Station, March 24-By Rev. w. c. Mer-
rill, Hjalmer Bergman to Mabel Schwab, both
of Sacramento.
Red Bluff, March 24-Henry w. Cobb to Ethel
Amelia Fonda.
Nevada, March 21-Michael Charles Clark to
Annie Grace Joy.
Piacerville, March 23-Col Frederick Van Vilet,
US. A., to Eyalyn Eugent
East Oakland. March 2l-William +. Raitt to
Emma Smith Wilson.
Maxwell, March 2l-Dr. L. A. La3rie to Pearl
Knox.
Grass Valley. March % John Aver to Eliza A.
Shackleton.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-26
The Rcnrd Of Annals.

The following communication referring
more especially to the action taken by the
Trot;ing Association at a recent meeting
concerning the matter of appeals, has been
received by c. II. Todd, Secretary of the
Canital Turf Clnh.