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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-19
headquarters Great Gift sale

Headquarters Great Gift sale.
Winning numbers in Thursdays draw.
ing:
Ticket number l64S wins our fins
hanging lamp.
Ticket number 1912 wins cut-glass
butter bowl.
Ticket number 1918 wins cut-glass
lemonade pitcher.
Ticket number 1885 wins pair Of
ladies slippers.
Ticket number 1916 wins a fine berry
set.
Ticket number 1876 wins a pair of
ladies' French kid button shoes.
Ticket number 1901 wins q pair Of
ladies' slippers.
Ticket number 1850 wins a cut-glass
wine set.
Ticket number 1898 wins pair of
gents calf boots.
Ticket number 1851 wins a cut-glass
tea set of 4 pieces.
Extra inducements to-day. Elegant
prizes. Big drives in boots and shoes.
HEADQUARTERS,
209 Downey Block,
North Main street.
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10. .nge,e. D.noing ACADEMY

Beginners class every w ednesday
evening. Grand Soiree this Saturday
evening, the goth inst. Tickets of six
lessons, $3.50. Single admissions;
Gents, SOC; ladies, free.
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His InposstbIe,

+. Adams Clothing House can not be
undersold. Go see their SIS Imported
eorksgrew suits. Call at l5 s. Spring
afraat
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E. Adams Clothing House.

MR.. A. HIGGINS, OF Wyoming, New York,
says he had the piles for 40 years, and was
cured by using Gilmore's Pile Specific For
sale by H. d. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every bot
sure cure, Sold BY G. r. Heinzeman, I22 4. Main
rect
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our Competitors

Would have to loose money, if they
would attempt to sell you fine silk
mixed blue indigo dress suit as good a
quality as we can show you at Sl3 so.
Call at Il. Adams Clothing House.
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The southern California rnsur-

Have money to loan ON real estate secur.
ity. at favorable rates Of interest. Also
they soil lit share of public patronage
in protecting against loss or damage by
fire. Office in Bryson Block, South
Spriup street.
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DIED.
ruNEnAL NOTICES ONE poLLAR.

MASCOTTI-Lucy Anna Mascott, aged three
months and seven days, only daughter OF
+. @. and Anna Mascotu.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
AN. 10 day friday. from the family resi-
dence, No. 25 Morris street. Relatives and
friends are invited without further notice.
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az 40 to Snn Ernncisco.

Now or never is your opportunity to
buy fine line of spring and summer
clothing at the California Auction
Houa.
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ss to the Missouri River

A resident member of the firm in the
market enables the Horse Shoe Clothing
House, lO6 and los North Main street,
to always have the very latest cut cloth
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ALuxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy
good health, and who do not wish to re-
sort to bitter, nauseous liver medicines
and cathartics, is the concentrated liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. Sample
bottles free and so cent and Sl.00 bot
ties for sale by c. F, Heinzeman, agent,
Los Angeles.
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y. Aaom,. C,o,b,np House.

We are positive, such values in fine
custom made clothing cannot be given
elsewhere in this city. Be convinced
and call at 10 s. Spring street.
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FOR RENT.

I,oR KENr-7i4 Temple, store and rooms
4 a good opening for ineat market; ,e ehSsp i,y
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CnIisornIa Auction store.
low FARE SECURED

Just secured our full line of spring and
summer clothing. A perfect fit guar
anteed.
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Night school

In sums of $500 or upwards for long or
short periods, by Charles Charnock, II
Court St
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Cue Rates East.

For a complete fit, without any alter
alton to garments, go to the Horse Shoe
Clothing House, los and l0S North
Main.
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California wine delivered free Of
charge to the purchaser to any part OF
the East, by Baer & Germain, AZ South
Spring.
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Round Trip 90 New York

We guarantee all goods. No article
misrepresented Our straw goods this
year will be our speciality. California
Auction House.
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Consignment sale.

For bookkeeping, penmanship and
arithmetic, at rooms ii and IL, Schu-
macher Block.
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nnts.

SAN Francisco, March ls.-5 y Mn
dications for the succeeding thirty-twO hours
for California are as follows. Fair weather
light, variable winds.
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New York Clothing House

Baker & Danison will guarantee these
low rates until Saturday IL M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-19

Buy your cigars from Edelman & Co.. the
only exclusive wholesale cigar and tobacco
house in Southern California Corner OF
Los Angeles aud Commercial streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-19

LADIES, use Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for
nervousness and sleeplessness. For sale by
II. d. God frey, Nadeau Block,
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Mems buckle shoes, Congress gaiter
and low cut shoes Sl.75.
LEWIS BRos,
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va The REAL ADVANTAGES va
= What is a Department, XIX
is bea by
!" The Peoples Store is a Department Store.
goods kept
in
the
much sold sold
MUST BE
tob ring the sales p o
object; the
Of
" The Peoples Store is a Department Store.


millinery Departm ent.
Elegant new shades In Satin Braid Hats,
Csc, worth 81.
Large sun Hats, 4gc. worth 75c.
Ladies' italian Braid Hats, S5c, never sold
for les5 than $l25.
Misses nobby shapes in untrimed Hats soc,
worth 75c.
Boys Clothing Department.
Boys WOO, suits 80 so. worth $3.50.
BOYS pants SOC and 75c, worth double.
Youths suits $3.50, worth 81.
Youths suits $3.50, worth 50.
Parasoi Department
Black silk Brocade $1.25. worth 81.
Satin Lace Trimmed S295, worth "a.
Plain Pongee sI.75, worth $3.50
Children's Parasols Csc, worth Doc.
Hosiery Department..
Child's solid color ribbed hose loc, worth 20.
Lisle thread solid color, ribbed hose Ssc,
worth IS.
Lisle thread. solid color, plain hose ssc.
Ladies' California all wool. ribbed hose
25, worth so.
Lace Bed Set and shams, 81, worth 81.
SILK Department.
Black Gros Grain SILK, very nice. 9sc. worth
Black cachemere silk. very fine. 8, worth
81 rs.
Silk Face velvets $5Oc, worth ST.
Brocade Velveteens 35c, worth 75c.
Homespun Dress Goods l21sc, worth 20.
Solid color Dress Goods SC, worth Sc.
shoe Department..
Ladies' low cut Shoes si.25, worth 81.
Ladies' glove kid Shoes Si.75, worth $3.50.
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uorr,aye Itcenses.

The following persons were licensed to
wed yesterday; C. Meier to A. l. Maieri
A. TenEyck to Nj. d. Farwell.
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IOsT.l
FOUND.

TNoUND-A white spotted COW came tom my
IL place ON Monday, and owner can nave
her BY paying charges, at the corner oi
Rowland and Figueroa st. eets.
: weh5tf j. COLLINS
T,srRAY-Came into the enclosure of c.
N A, Page, in East Los Angeles, few
fays aimee, bay horse, branded &c" and
wearing red halter. The animal had also
well defined collar marks. The owner can
have the same by proving property and
paying charges. harDll
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Consignment sale.

Infants button shoes l5c.
LEWIS Bros.
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NERvE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored in
men and women by using Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine, For sale by II, ID. Godfrey,
Nadeau Block.
BHuLOH's CATARRH REMEDY polls
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Oankei
n cuth. Sold by G. Y. Heinzeman, l22 N
hainsFeet
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Removed to No. so North Spring
atreet
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Consignment sale.
cigars, Cigars.

Fine goat button shoes SIPS.
LEWIS Bros
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,oop BUsINEss oPPoRruNli1IFof
u az cbeap. a store close to depot at Ian
caster. Apply to G, ELLIOTT, ~ n; asis MAN
s,r.,e, n,xi 'u g. Land once. lahoVti'
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's$ Fl Fl 4. \. s; s;i re |: :SSsI SfsI! Sf:.!:
weather Indication ;.

Maximum Thermometer, sos.
Minimum Thermometer. i0.l
Rainfall past "A hours, 40.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r AIDES EMPLOYMENT and lntelligenee
| ofiice. at No. II South Main, (entrance
of Lad lesf Exchange), opposite the Opera
House. Girls wanting employment and olti
zens wanting female help can save time
ana exDense and secure promptly what
shev wish by calling on MRS. 4. II, MOORE.
Mali orders will be promptly attended TO-
mari3 I'm
nR. R.E. ROBBINs-Medical Electrician,
.gnoses diseases without explanation
from the patients, free OF charge. Corner
First and Spring streets. leb&i'u
NOR GEN. GRANTS MEMOIRS address
~ - pIfvar fOiL 4 gurfug ST or call,
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Look ntthis OpportunitY.

COnsfgnment Sake.
Fine low cut button and Newport ties
75c. LEWIS Bros.
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TNoR GEN. GRANTS MEMOIRS address
j. @. oliver i0Is $. Spring St. or call.
ianl6u
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NOPE CHARITABLE THAN JUST
HOW GENERAL BRAGG AND COLONEL MORRISON
DEFEATFD A PENSION BILL.

how GENERAL BRAGG AND COLONEL MORRISON
DEFEATFD PENSION BILL.
WAsHNGTON, July II Speci0h.-Members
OF the House Irishmen angry with General
Bragg who prevented the passage OF the bill 10 grant
spenslOa for Mrs Linsgsn. OF Chicago whose son died
five years from the effect OF wounds received IN
bate. He served IN Muillgan's Brigade. and Colonel
buiigan died N his arms the battle field He was
offered captains commission in the Regular Army
after the war but declined II because he physically
disabled from Wounds. He entitled % pension,
but never applied for He the sole support OF
his mother and pped sister. The mother is nearly
eghty-two, and has been bedriGGen FOR years.
Only eighty members present at the
evening session. aud General Bragg would not allow
tae BIZ TO 10 considered by less than quorum
Despite lie urgent appeals Of McssrA Id Ter ana Camp
DEL le refused 20 allow the bill 10 be referred 20
thc House and no voted this morning He would
give 30 Out OF MS pocket he sail for the reeI Or
tAr Claimant and lc called upon the Illinois representa-
ives % ue equally bera, whereupon Colonel Morrison
Grew SO from his pocket and hourshei be ore the
mouse Mr Lawer said that he ala not ask The House
oFole lAis pension iAe OF charity he felt that
Ne coui demand 70 act OF justice The frlen!s OF
lhe o ten asked tna II De passed informally, 50
INA should be sent foot OF the calendar, Dut
M Randall objected. Only one BIZ WAS passed al the
we evening session. owing 10 the constant objections
" AessTS Wallace aDd Blanchard, Of LOUISIANA.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
CHARGES AGAINST NAVAL OFFICERS.
A SYSTEM OF STEALING SAID TO BE IN VOGUE AT
PORTS or SUPPLY.

A SYSTEM OF SIKALING SAID TO BE IN VOGUE AT
PORTS OF SUPPLY.
WASHINGTON, July II Specia0. - Charges
have been preferred against Pnymaster Thompson Of
the Navy which are likely to involye him and otAer
officers u martial proceedings some time ago.
James W. si.er United States Consul AZ Cape Town.
south Africa CAUSED certain snip chandler Ia that
place 70 be watched with view discovering there
we're any collision the part Of the oiic rs OF tue
navy with the snip chandler oveIcA4rges or supplies
furnished to American -warcang at Cape Town.
sfer managed 70 secure employment for % mis-
men IA tAe store OF the sAp iler DooSkseDer.
Soon aterward Lancaster arrived IN the harbOr and
the ship chandler. accompanied by the detective book
keeper ca sd Paymaster Thompson. What fol
lowed this visit Is tod in the report which Consul
sil-r made to the Department aud which ether
with tie vouminous report OF the bookkeeper. is now
in the hands Of secretary whitney.
The shtp-chandler was shown into Paymaster ThOmp-
sou's cabin while the "bookkeepsr requested 10
remain ouside. After long conference the chand er
reoned his clerk, apparently the best OK humor. and
rubbing his hands glseiully remarked "rve struck II
rich agsln. nave got the JOB OF supplying all the
stores" On returning TO the Office tbs "bookkeeper 1"
WAS told TO pace 500 10 the credit Of Paymaster
THOMPSON although there was nothing 10 show why or
tor what Mr. Thompson should be gwen that sum- The
Paylpas.ers CLERK presented with of wine
keep HIM IRON taking. lhe gOOds were suppleo
AZ AZ run w,ulS have cost II purcnased froa
other ship cbauders or than this particular chandler
woud have charged any one else. The whole BIZ
amuuntrd TO about $4,000 more than II should nave
done one of the for 200 tOus OF coal As
mailer OF fact only l75 received. other ar
cle- were treated IL the same way. Nj ,Aer charges
INA. the $3.50 paid 10 Paymarter Thompson Was 80 paid
M order TO hm 20 WINK al tuls Illegal procedure,
=. men he must nave known gOug
The report Consu ser aud thai OF his agent reached
tho state Department about months and shortly
sfterward followed 10y another ana suppementary
rsnnrt Mr Sller says that he has doubt that tns
systen OF stealing nas been long IL vogue al Cape Town
AID olurr ports or supply. lie mentiOis the
Tm"tat. AS another OF the which he
snsnects were furnished with stores under
Inc .ame condition the Lancaster. Shortly
afar sendng his supplementary report this matter
C,nsui -er ObtaiDrd O absence for two months
and h ar present "A his home IN Indiana secretary
Wnttuey is opinion that the circumstances var
ranr most searching ipycstgatiJ. Besides faynA-t"r
Innmuson IL Is believed that At least two officers OF the
fanca.lerCa ptain Ia warl L. Potter aud Chief Ensi
ar Canrse L. JOnnsOu-Nli he court martiilcd Tor be-
- ed IN frauds IL Is said also tnat some
- h. fcars OF Jun well those of several
o,h.r IN the hands OF the
Scrst,rv OF the Navy. will shortly their conduct
ia matters the present case OF tho IAhca'teI
rIyorously Investigated
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
POLITICS N The PENSION oPPIcE.

WAsHNGrON, July 17.-Pen>ion Commissioner
Black was further examined to-day upon the case OF
Peter Winnie. General T. ack sald the weak poilt IL
WINES the absence o tue rebel
uhcate II was ia evidence thtt fellow prisoners
saw MS wounded foot. and made difference whether
the wound received a. Cod Hasbor. where he was
taken praoner, or subsequently, Tie claimant had
come 10 him witness person and had convinced hin
that LII. story was trae wArreuD1u be had wAved the
abseLCe OF the rrucl surgeons cert cate He denied
tn emphasis political cOusl.- rstlOus had d =
tu.u. Win the gTaLfll- %. ihc pension.
senator pluul III tne present 20 uiuissOuer Of PEN
SONS had by lsuuAtlOn and iuIeudO. stated pon
sion cases haG been decided Dy his predecessor on
pOliica. grounds. THIS case seemed 10 Mr. Plumb
weaker than any he had seen. senator Plumb asked
that General ne subpGnaeG and thereupOn
tne committee adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NANTUCRET.
NCIDENrs oF IsLAND LIFE.

y
,FBoM An occAsIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF rnE rR.nrNE'l
NANTUCKET, July 1.-The weather con"
times COO and delightful There has not been Oh" m
pleasantly warm day. although few complaints nave
been heard OF the " sou west g@e sA'eA Oh s''''~
occasions tossed lutO foam 'nd tested no
strength OF the the beach Ihe e"t'DsHn'saS
of slgna station on Nantucket IS source ol ssE-
eral satisfaction among natives tnd saes'~ me c'o's
il aid from Wood', lioli coast. 20 Nant"e@et,
toucalng Al Edgartown ana Cottage C4.y o. t"e way
oyer 70 tAis island The g. over"meht Allows " COM
rnercaluse" OF the lile a. pJnts "Acrs 10 'Afs '-
many mas WORKING lines. aad ms therefore p.rt'D.'Ff
soue here where lor many years there. has been nd
,,r,nb stat;on The preseat Odieisl charge u
.our,.ou. IN his efforts semd through al ssa-es
win Tue least possible delay ana ~ averages De Nrrn
oniy these pryate dispatches are being sent IS ne ~
ui.r service T. not y, ~ running osarr VIM
ssart +, me --rgeAt CthlA exp -ctcal tct
WIN full complement of me- and Instruments insgs-
rafe re ylar observation service for the vii e 10 n
rssphonc and telegrapaac coa.man4catoa W. -
u,1fe win all life saving .tatious, wei al a. tLiec
l,~afhouse. tnus making amOst complete crcic OF
ne isand aud IN case OF q wreck Increasing very
greatly chance OF saving MO oy tue rap sprr'a os
sn- news aud calls General n Ien Is ex'
etri 10 10 nrr- IN August 10 inspect The worA.
TIC Colony company has not ret seat oat thn AeN
steamer Nasse-rt tnAt = ehPestsd 10 oo 'aeA e~'
Tbe school ship ~ Msry's gave shock 20 Nannekes
last Monday oy selecting the northeast pon. OF 70
is and a target ia gan pracioe The rcpofi 'i 20
nrinr was heard p.aIy Ia own 1aa e-a,s sss,s.. rn
stranded vessel. At sansoty AZhs-noa~a Inc .s'pvs
tho Eun u.ed Ills Telescope ia -c"tcAlh-
supposrd wreck ami discovering large vessel on M
northeast coast from when he coald see the sa'~s
risc a. each gun fred decided Al once thst as,-t
Ance must be needed snd used bis hew tcic phone iss
the report OF accident and directed tn-t t"' N'
saving from towu he cent over al once -.
EIeursion parties have already begun tneir knn.
ace 10 Nantucket. ono company Of hhiIhts
Iemnlzr from HUDSON and Fitehburg. Mass, pisse'i
day or Two on tho island Those were followed is'ei ~
the Bay State Commandery n i 81 boston, o'a 81 ~. sn
hundred and nfty strong. with band OF music an ~
vitcd guests 80 "a, In. an, ann
Genera A. l. Davis, OF scw York. his wife shd sos
ar. for fha. u,ntusr AZ the Hotel >stcseL AuSt.os
xisitor ia Mf H. H. Boyeseu. WHO VIA ~, lainl ~
on PIES one Of Jhr pleasant cottages "D mo S"A'
! and beyond tho oConsr place
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
WAsHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTON saturdag. July L. 1896.
GONE TO CANADA ON FISHERY BUsISEss.-I- sacxve
West. British Minister has gone To Ottawa Can ada
where ne Will De guest o Lord ana Lady LansdOwnr
few weeks. IL supposed that lls has
CONNECTION wILh the fishery trouoes.
SPARKS RECOMNENDs SUIT. - Land Commissioner
Sparks mas recommended to 272OOO acres
OF land held by the Oregon Central WAGON Road Com
pauy, on the ground that tue iaAds we're part OF
uAccied territory belonging 20 lie Klamath Iud
the wagon road Grant and were. therefore,
not granted 10 the company.
THE NOTIAGE Pension REPORT Senator Bar. from
tho Committee Pensions, to day submitted report
adopting report Of the majority O the Committee
report heretofore submitted Oh the of the
Preside ut VetOIng D granting Mary
NOtIage. AMI which was reeOmniited by The Senate.
The report adopted Us strictly party vote 5cua-
a MINORITY report
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
RICHkIELD SPRINGS.
ARRIVALS FROM NEw.YORK

RICHFIELD STRINGS, July 1.-THE weeks
arrivals at the hotels from New-YOrk and Brooklyn iG
cude tue following:
Spring House-General II. :. Burnett Dr. l. A Ba-
ra.t, Miss 4. Baralt. Mrs Barney Williams. Mss VIII
lalns. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred YOungs, Mrs. Ezra White
william A. Camp manager Of the New-YOrk Clear
ing House. and Mrs Camp, Mrs ~ J. Cushing. Louis
de Beban MISS Corinne dc Bebian, Mr.. aud Mrs Ward
MeAllster and Miss McAlister. Rooms lhave been
taken FOR Mr.. aud Mrs. BurSman, Mr.. ani Mrs Oerrl
smith Mrs- Dudley Field Mrs. Benary, aud Mrs A. [.
Keane and lighter. OF New York. and Mr. and Mrs D
II. Cary and Miss Grace Cary Of Brooklyn.
NeD Ameriea1i-Joseph Packard Henry Eldred. VIII
lam {. De VIII aud family. Mrs j. b. Franklin, Mr. and
MIRA CnntOn Wheeler and family, and Robert McCord. OF
New-Nork and Albert Daggett OF Brooklyn.
ILAcr HOuse--Mr. ani Mrs T. q. Moran, Mrs W =
Lawrence ana the Misses Lawrence, Mr. and Mira Robert
Irwin. Mr. aud r. NJ. Van klceck, Mrs NJ. A. Sry'
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Fuller aud Dr. koDert NJ Fuller
ftJHiciiDs COtiage-Dr. Chambers MI aad Mra A. L.
Drmarest Mr.. anu MrA II. B brundreth. Mr. and Mr-
George W: Powers. Mrs. A. I. Woodruff Mira ~ A.
TITUS. OF New-York.
Gary CoAa0e-J. c. Read. Mra Merritt. Mrs =. NJ:
Coe. Mrs. s. L. Miner and Mas Jeanette Miner or
Ncw-York
Mrs- A q. Trowbridge. OF New-York. her daughter
Mrs Davis and the Missss Davis will occupy tho Wess-
colt Block this summer
Colonel F. A. Conk!lpg has been visislng friends .,
Alexandra Bar.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18


and Professor T d. Seymour. OF Yae seereisry and
treasurer. Professor j. H. Wight Of Dartnouth Ex-
ecuttve comnttse Profsssors whitney. of Yac Gil
eerseeye OF JohnS Hopsins; Lauinap. ef Harvard
marcn' ot Lafayette, and Perrin OF AdelDert college.
Inc next nesting OF the association VIII os held at
Burlington. Vt. In July. 1857
MAJOR GEORGE f. Priest OF Ihe Ithaca JOnJ1tn and tho
Rev. =. H. rJnnpt. rector OF ST. johns Church. VIII
SAT- from New York for Europe Thursday next On
hs s,- ~ pennsylvania. OF tne state Line They ek-
psct 10 De absf ut ABOUT two months.
ExGrsni Chancellor J. L. Baker ot this city IL at
tending tue session OF tne snprems or tho knights
VI Pyth;as at Toronto.
Ex-senator j. H. Srkrcg is rus;icaung IN the ne gh-
oorhood ot toihnywood. Ontario, for a fortnight.
Ihe Tornado Hook aud Ladder Company had ex
cbrSion aud clam bake down the lake on Friday.
1lr n!st moonlight excursion OF che season was made
Oh thursday evening the steamer Fr0utenac TO Shell
drake twenty lnlfs from this city.
Cvionr r. @. IL Speed. OF the town OF Caroline. is
spoken of NJ OF the possible candidates the Re-
publican ticket for member OF Assembly from tais
county this tall.
Ihe University authorities are making exfansve ui-
proVemens IN tie system OF waterwOrks Of the nsttu-
tiou.
The greenhouse connected with the botanical depart
nent OF The University contains OF the largest ana
LOst Deantiful passion Hover nes IN the country IL
IA over 100 feet in leu gtn aud contains upward OF
-OO Duds ana blossoms This greenhouse also contains
large collection OF the varieties OF orchids and
fcrns.