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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
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SAN FRANcIsoo, September .. ~.
Leblanc was nominated this evening by
the Republicans for the ASS emily from
the 42d district.
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An Odd Unm.ae suIs.

BosroS, September 20. Francis R.
Brooks Of Chicago. formerly student
at Harvard College. has commenced a
suit against The collegs 10 recover $50 900
damages. Brooks was engaged in per-
forming an experiment in the chemical
laboratory, when q retort containing
sulpburic acid which he was using OK.
ploded and he was terribly burned. One
Of his eyclids WINS burned off and his
face was otherwise mutilaied and torn.
the Disbursement being permanent. Il
ia claimed by plaintiff that Tho expert
mcnt was being performed under the
direction of the Professor and he suG'
posed hc was working IN safety, and that
through the oarslessness OF the Professor
10 charge The accident occurred
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san ncnise ncpubllsaa Csnves.

HoLLlsrEe, Cal. Saptember 29.-The
Republican Convention of San Benito
county to day nominated for Assembly,
man Thomas Flint. jr.
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john noees Tor eenas.r.

RkD BLuSf. September 20-The
Democrats of Teharnn AID CoInsA conn
ties in joint convention to-day norni-
mated John Boggs. Of Colura county,
Senator by acclamasion.
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Nates Prom Neaales.

NooALEs, A. IT, September 29.--
Richard Hubbard. the mining expert ar.
rested few days since charged with
criminal assault on Mexican girl, has
been discharged, there being no evidence
against him.
Tho smallpox scourge in Sonora Is de-
eidedly alarming. Many people are
hurryfng out Of that country. The dis.
saae is confined to the southern part Of
that State. principally from Hermosllo
20 Guaymas. The disease seems to be
confined exclusively to the Mexican
people Ia most cases, aud especially old
persons, to whom Il IS invariably fatal.
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nuaranslnrd untt,e.

CHICAGO, Sep;cmbcf ~ Heretofore
there have been no cattle quarantined
except in the distiile1ies and Harvey
farm. Now the authorities are going to
all points near and far In the State
where there are suspected cases, or have
been. expssed. To-day 10 the vicinity
Of Harvey farm couples and trios Of
cattle 10 the number of forty that have
been exposed to the pleuro rneum onia
are quarantined
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nepubIIcnn remlnees.

San FRssc,soo, September ~ III
L. GUIDE was nominated for ssnisor BY
the TwentyS;xth Senatorial District Re-
ubliosns last night. 2. T. Whitten
was nominated for AssembIyHDn bysthe
Fcriy.sixlh Assembly District.
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lsemecratic Campaign OpsAe6 ~
bakersfield.

BaKERsFfELD. Cal !, September ~
The Democratic campaign was opened
here tonight by Hon. Joseph D. Lynch,
candidate for Congress. Il was the larg-
est audience and most enthusiastic meet
ing held here for many years. Mr..
Lynch spent the day examining our irri-
cation system, and eomplimented Kern
county highly. He spoke of his devo'
fion to Southern California ard referred
to its rapid Development. He said he
would labor for the intereet ef the whole
section. and see that the southsrn part
Of the State go. her full share of recog-
milton at the hands Of Coagtess. Ne de-
clared himself thoroughly in favor Of
the public school system, and referred
TO his new spaper as proof Of his asser-
tion. He came out squareIy in favor of
silver. and proved himself sound oa the
Chinese. labor and irrigation questions.
He made a good impression, aud will in
crease the Democratic minority Of this
county. W. X. Jacobs, Of TulATe, fol.
lowed Mr.. Lynch in an hours speech.
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Preparine fer the Race.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, September 29-
1890 A. M.-The international yacht
race has been agreed upon. The May
flower and Galatea have left for the
starting point.
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Thc cram rrarRea.

SAN FRASclsco. September %. Wheat
Qniet' STANDARD shipping. 81. l.30@sl. 81
per GENITAL.
Barlsy-Firm. Good feed, 90ca92S per
GENITAL; brewing, Sl.I25@sl.l5 Cheval
ier 1855; good, 81 .40ta 81 .45.
Corn--CaIifornia, large yellow. sl.lH
|9l. 20 per GENITAL.
CHICAGO, September 29.-wbeat--
Stronger. Cash, 1890 per bushel o.
tober. y 3-l6c; November, 749c; NAV,
Sslo.
-i'irmer. October. a8fc Der
bushel; November 3Sac; May, 43lc;
Barley Firm. September. 54Ica $50
per bushol.
LIvERPooi, September 20. Wheat
In good demand No 2 winter. q.
"a, dull; spring 6s SD, dull.
Corn--In poor demand aud weals.
September, As Al, steady; October .,shd
November, Is sd. steady.
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Fire az aItLahe.

SALT LAKE, UP. September 20 =
One Of the worst mres ever in the city
occurred last night. 1t burned Coulter
4 Snelgrove's music store, damage
$4,000; no insurance. II. Pembroke's
stationery next door; loss sl7, 900; in.
surance 5000 1t also damaged Dwyer,
stationery solomon Bros. and Gold 4
Davis grocery; total loss about S25, 900:
insurance not over one-third.
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ANOTHER FIzzLE.

MARhLRnEAD, September 29-l2:40
P. M.-The wind is from the north and is
not now so fresh, and there will be no
race to-day after all. The yachts are
returning.
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GROUP, WHooplNaooUaH an 4 bron
ssisis ,5 1n,nssI,'ely ~ rsllsysc BY shiloa
Tho lazxss! s.eek .! d5gg. nsdlSInss. eeE
ornia- a =. Heinncnan'a
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E1,1abeenee,Vm shaken,

PnnapELrHIA. September 30. = A
special from Lauoaster says the people
Of the borough Of Elizabethtown were
badly frightened last night about II
O'Clock. Two distinct shocks Of earth.
quake were felt. The shocks followed
Ia quick succession and scarcely had the
sound died away when the buildings
swayed sufficiently 10 cause the doors
aud windows 10 rattle.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The Prediction of Wiggins
Fails.
siHE FISHERY INVESTIGATION.
SAN Luis Gbispo County's Boom
State Political Matters-The
Carson Mint, Etc.

! speeias 10 me Herald be the Associated Press
.CHARLksroS, September 29.--There
has been no recufrencs Of the earth
quake shocks since o'clock yesterday
The weather in Charleston to-day is
mild and pleasant. The sun is Ginning
brightly, tue temperature is not oppres.
sively warm and the city is full Of activ.
ity aud hope in spite Of Virgins proph-
ecy. The Sigual officers here have re.
ceived special bulletins from Washing.
ton to-day, indicating no nnnsnal me-
neurological phenomena, but instead,
pleasant weather, with probability oI
a shower Of rain this afternoon. This
day has been anticipated with a great
deal Of fear and trembling by hundreds
Of people.
GALVESTON TRANQUIL.
GALVESTON, September 29.-Up to
noon there have been no signs Of Wig.
gins predicted disturbance 70 this sec.
ton. The weather, which has been
rainy and disagreeable for several days.
to-day broke clear and cont aues pleas
ant. The Thermometer registers ~ de-
grees.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September 20. The
weather is delightful, clear and pleas
ant. There was no seismic, atmoepheric
or other disturbances or phenomenon to.
day. such as Prof. Wiegins predicted.
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rae rur,nsis CONTINUES.

BEIfAsr. September 20.--There was
desperate fighting to-day between Pre-
testans and Catholic workmen at Bar
bonr 4 foundry in this city. The police
interfered, when the fighters joined
forces, stoned and routed the police.
The cavalry was summoned and charged
upon and dispersed the mob. A great
number Of the rioters and several police.
m on were injured.
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Nebruska mepubI1cnu..
Mining stock..

LINCOLN, September 20 The Rvpub-
lican State Convention tonight nomi.
mated John M. Thayer for Governor.
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Also Scotch and Irish whiskies, Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandies, Ale, Porter, Beer,
etc. ETC.. constantly on hand aud sold In
quantities to suit.
JOE BAYER b CO..
2e NORTH MAIN ST.,
seps Los Angeles, Cal.
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Rniiwarsin ahina.
Dravv hack ON Sugar.

PARIS. September 30 China intends
to issue loan Of 50, 00o. 900 francs for
eons.ractior OF railways in the empire.
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sscH Tan ciHn, Froprlstey
pu2o
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NEW FURNITURE CO.
Buy Direct from the Manufacturers
Agency and Save Money.

We offer 70 the public OF Los Angeles and
surrounding country, at
mamufacturFcss Prices with
Freight Added,
4 complete line Of Furniture. comprising
Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Dining Room,
once and Library Furniture, all OF the
latest designs and best possible workman.
ship. For the oonilg week we call especial
attention to line Of Parlor Suits Of seven
nut frames, highly finished. which we will
sell At the low price Of FORTY DOLLARS
: suit. Our goods will stand the test OF con-.
tArixon with those Of ony other Furniture
ehxsers thst they can save from twenty-five
"a forty per cent. by buying from US
Skating Rink Building,
Third st., between Fort and Hill Sts., Los
Angeles. BRYANT a WALTON.
4 sep12
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olrv cENrER TRACT.

Subscribers to the City Center Tracf afe
on Monday, October fth. lS.u A ia u iH
1urn yerein Hall. ls7 senin Spriu< stft<t.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND CO.
seps2td "a n Mails st.. Baker HIan1
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Notice Of Guardian's Sale of
Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
of an order Of the superior Court Of the
County Of Los Angeles, State OF California,
made on the sth day OF September. 1886, Ia
the matter Of the Estates and Guardianship
Of Aurora BNuchet. Audencta Bauchet and
Ynore Bkuchet, minors, The undersigned.
the guardian OF the persons and estates OF
said minors, will sell NJ private sale, for
cash, gold coin, and subject to cent rmation
By said Superior Court, all the right, little,
Interest and estate of the said minors and
sa0h Of them In and to all that certain lot
q land situate in the City and County OF
LoS Angeles, State OF California, and de-
'cribed As follows. 10 wit:
4FrontfnE ~ feet on Main street, and ex-
'tenffnR back 131 feet on kequena street,
and ii bounded on the west by Main street,
On the south By ReQuena street, on the east
By lauds Of DR.. G. w. Bush, and on the north
'by lands now or formerly Of J. @. Downey
and I. W. Hellman. The interest OF said
minors being an undivided three-sevenths
therein.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ten per cent on acceptance Of bid. bal
anee on confirmation OF sale by superior
Court.
The sale will be made on or after The 10th
day Of october, 1885.
lids VIII Be received at the Office OF Chap.
man 4 Hendrick, Room 20. Baker Block. IN
tho City OF los Angeles. september ~. 1896
X. L BAucHEff
se2e-td Guardian Of said Minors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

WASHINGTON. September z9.-The
treasury Department has issued the
following circular 10 custom cfficers in
vegard to the rate OF drawback on dried
feiiaed sugar, on all refined loaf, cut
loaf. crushed. granulated aud powdered
sugar, stove dried or dried by other
equally effective process, exported on
and after Nov ,mber !, 1856: Drawback
viii be allowed at the rate Of 260 cents
per pound, less legal reduction Of one
per cent. The above rate is provision
ally established in lieu Of the existing
rate OF 2. 50 cents per pound. pending an
inquiry as to what further reduction
may be necessary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Signs of More Trouble
a in Bulgaria.
lHoLRRAss RAyAGEs in JAPAN
A Paris 1uel-A Chinese Horror
Mexican Matters Foreign
Markets.

sbsciat 10 ths Herald bp The AssVeiaisd Press
sofra, September 2s. The regency
has posted notices Of an election for a
Grand sobrianje, which j. to elect the
successor TO Prince Alexander. General
Kaulbars. the. Russian special agent,
threatens to have the notices removed.
The people resent tlie conduct Of Russia
n demanding az the price Of the Car $
pfo.ection the liberation Of the political
prisoners, the raising Of the state Of
siege and the freedom for all parties 70 70
vote in eiectipg the Grand Sobr'srjs: II
Is believed that rupture between bui'
paria aud Russia is imminent.
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vnorai-Den,t Tackie an Edits

PARIS, September PA duel was
fought to-day at Montpeliere between
Nj. Garie, an editor, aid Captain Vail.
: court. Of the French army. The quar-
~ i was over an editorial criticism upon
B;ertain features OF the army manouvers.
Captain valicourt was wounded four
4 times by the editor. His condition is
precarious.
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,. w. Au1tAn for Aessm bI mo .

AunURy, CAL, September 29.z-The
Democratic County Convention to-day
nominated ). W Austin fer Assembly
man
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moy.l Arch Masons lsanquesed.

WAsmSeroS, September 29.-The
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
held ashort session this morning. and
in the afternoon called in body. accom-
panied by their ladies. at the White
Honse and were given banquet by the
Grand Il. A. Chapter Of the District of
Columbia at Masonic Temple. About
$50 ladies aud gentlemen attended the
banquet. Senator Dolph Of Oregon re.
spondsd 10 the toast, "Free Masonry. !"
At to.morrow's session Of the General
Grand Chapter the election Of officers
will take place.
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4 garrein II Corner Lots

Il What most men desire, but to keep from
d1ifnR grave In q eeme'ery lot ere hall
your days are numbered. always keep q
supp Of DR.. Pferce's Golden Medical
Discovery" ,sv you. when the first syrnp
toms OF conau<iption appear lose no time
n putting Yourself under tho treatment OF
this iEvaluable medicine II cures when
nothing else will. Possessing as u does ten
tlmes the virtue of the best cod liver oil, II
Is not ouly the ctleapest, but far The pleas
snfesf to take. II puriies and enfiches the
blood. strengthens The system. cures pim-
pies, blotches. ernptiens and other humors.
by druggists, :,
Young and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
loss OF memory, and Kindred symptoms,
should send 10 cents In stamps for large
Illustrated treatise suggesting sure means Of
cure. Totsd ) UisPuasaty meuicai Assoeia'
ti0n, Buffalo, N. Y.
sWork, Work, WorkI',
How many women there are working to.
day In various branches Of industry--.o say
nothing OF the thousands OF patient house.
wives whose lives are an unceasing round
OF tofl-who are martyrs TO those complaints
TO which the weaker sex is Liable. Their
tasks are rendered d0ubly hard and irksome
and their lives shortened yet hard necessity
compeiS them to keep on. To such DR.,
Pierce's "Fayorlte Prescription" offers a
sure means OF relief. For all female weak
icsses It Is a certain cure. All druggists
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
MsrtAsuss L Rslslart. l46 s. Spring St,
lsDbllg Ia Carpsllsr Wert

sfep-lsdders and orange ladders aspecialty
Agent for Centennial Windmliis.
Plaster Paris ornaments for sale. put up
and guaranteed.
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rws-ysar.ola nseera assassn
C.lorado IscpubIIcmns.

DENVER, September 20. .-on the third
ballot the Republican State Convention
to-day nominated Hon. VIM. II. Meyer
for Governor. For Lieutenant-G Governor.
Hon. N. H. Meldrum; Congressman,
Judge Y. g. Symes.
AT the nigat session the convention
Hon. ID. K. Kinsley Auditor
of the State; Judge Alvin Marsh, At
torney General; s. B. Cornell, Saperin-
fandent Of Public Instruction, end Gen,
w. HammilI, member of the National
Committee, TO fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Hon. jerome b. Chaffse.
Massuchusefts Republican Con.
vemtf0n.
Bosros, September 20.-The kepub-
lican state Convention met this morn
ing. Oliver Ames was nominated for
Governor on the first ballot.
TIE rest OF the ticket nominated lie.
for Lieutenant Governor .. @ A.
Brooks; Secretary Of State, H. b.
Pierce; Treasurer, 4. w. Bard; Auditor,
Chas. Ladd; Attorney General, Edgar
Hermau
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I,ern

cHloAao, srptensbsr %. <f'ork closed |
weaker. Cash, 30. 32f per bbl; 0siobrr.
so'5ai November, % ss.
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Horror Of Horrgrs.

SAa Francisco, September 20 -Ad-
vices from Canton dated August 9th
say: A Chinese woman, aged only is,
underwent the Ling Chic execution,
which il that while still living one piece
OF her body and another is cut away
until the body is divided up into exact
IL 1000 pieces. Victims, as in this case.
always die from lois Of blood before the
horror is completed. The woman was
charged with having poisoned her hus-
band and three relatives. and although
IL was shown on examination that she
was innocent Of the oifense, the people
insisted on her execution, which the
Viceroy finally ordered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30
rhs Fishery Invessigaasrs.


appointed to investigate the subject 81
fisheries, left Boston for Woods Hall
this morning in order to sinit the Fish
Commission aud make note Of the
work done there. A quorum OF the
committee not having arrived IN Boston.
the formal opening Is not yet ans
nounced.
san Luis 0bisps Oouaty,s = ssn-
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, CAL, September
29.--The coming Of the southern Pa
ciic Railroad is working great chapser
10 San Luis 0bispo comfy. The aEowI
goiog old settlers are opening their EYES
TO the benefits which will follow the I'd.
vent Of the road. The construction
train reaches San Miguel Saturday and
will pass Psso Kobies and reach Crock or
during the month Of October. Crooker
being in the center Of these ranches now
rapidly settling in small subdivisions
will get big boom from the start, A. il
will also be the terminus for At least s;x
months, the next point being through
Moro Pass, The Paso RobIes ranch Is
selling rapidly 1t very low prices, bu.
satisa actory to The owners. Grqund
was broken to-day in Crocker fof ! no.
tel. livery stable, postofIice, express
office. butcher shop and drug store, The
maps of the town arc not yet ont. bnf
ten lots were sold yesterday. corner LOIS
readily bringing $3.50 each. The sur-
veyors are setting grade stakes across
the Paso RobIes ranch. The county
will be asked to build bridge euoss
the salinas 1t Crocker and prob6bly at
Pasc Robfes No further re- istauce is
offered in the right OF way and the way
is clear for the next twenty miles
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,,,,sofs T,Iouor beaIleFs

SrRISofsELD, Ills, September ~, =,
State Convention Of liquor dsxiers to-
day adopted the report of shsCoasn.it-
tee on Resolutions, which declares that
the liquor business u legitimate and is
recoonized as such by the State Consti
tution. and that Ii should snet be espe.
ciallv loaded down vith restsictiesss and
rruulasiofs; that efforts should be made
20 secure the repeal cf the dram.shop
act, aud that the tion should sup.
port only such men for sfiice, irrespect-
I've Of party, who have shown them
selves TO be in favor Of personal liberty.
Two-Ycnr-Ola Record Beaten-
SAN JosE,i September 29.--As the
Fair to-day the running raceymile beats.
was won by Moonlight, who took the
seo,nd and fourth heats. Cleveland
won the first heat and ran a dead heat
with Moonlight In the third. Time,
l:43, 1:43a, I.47a, LAT. Ths, San Jose
stakes, seven. eightbs of mile, for two
year.olds, was won l,YC. II. Todd, beat.
ing the wo.year.o!d record quarter Of
a second. The mile and an eighth dash
was won BY Laura. Time, I:57i.
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eholssass IseadIy WorI..

san FRAxcrseo. September 30 Chcl'
era Is still raging throughout Japan.
Tho proportion Of dsaths to cases IL very
heavy. Between August 2sth and Sep
tember 9Th inclusive. nine days, l3, ,S4s
new csaes we're reported. Deaths dur
ing the same period, st72. In Toxic
el5ns there were during the nine days
e352 new eases and s472 deaths. Over
sixty.three per cent of those attacked
died. An examination of wells in To
kio was male, and 740 ont of HI were
eondemed as unfit for drinking purposes
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pgcxlco,s Active volcano.

HuEAuGV'8 AGNhvE Vat@9o~
CRY or Mexico. September 2g.--Re-
ports from al over the republic show
that every where heavy rains have fallen,
doina great good in for" "arding crops.
II this city the rains have flooded tie
streets in many places, necessitating the
use Of FIRE engines to pump out The
storcs.
Tho predicted earthquake did not
sak4 plac !, but the volcano Of Colo ma is
aeain IL . state Of eruption. A huge.
white cloud Is overhangiug The summit,
causing great terror among the ishabit
ants OF the neighboring villagei. This
is the third time within year that this
yolcano has become active. The erup-
iion is plainly visible from the city Of
Coioms, on the Pacific coast, and uEusu-
Al meteorological disturbances have been
noted IN that city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

x
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-08-28

A wealthy ironmaster in the north of Eng
land, whose house and works are dazzlingly
illuminated by the electric light, has adopted
an ingenious Contrivance, by which he may
CLEAN some information rs to what goes on
during his not infrequent absence from home
In several of his rooms and in his offices there
is a concealed apparatus in the walls, consist
ing of roll Of Eastman paper and train OF
clockwork. Every hour shutter is silently
opened by the machinery, and an instanta-
neous photograph is taken of all that is going
on in the room On the great mans return
he delights to develop these pictures, and it is
said that they havo furnished some very
strange information indeed. One clerk, who
received his dismissal somewhat unexpectedly,
and boldly wanted to know the reason why,
was mortified when shown photograph i'll
which ho was depicted lolling in an easy
chair, with his feet upon the office desk,
while the clock on the mantelpicce points 70
an hour at which he ought to have been at
his busiest. The servants party in the best
dining room furnished another thrilling
scene.-Court Journal