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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
Elegant Morgan Tract at Aue-

Stop at the first station on the Pasa
dena Railroad over the arroyo Seco
near French school, beautifully laid out
in large elegant villa residences. Will
be sold by John c. Bell, the auctioneer
at eleved O'Clock on Tuesday, April ID
Read advertisement free lunch, Q
hand of mvsic accompanies the excur
sion,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

But the people of Los Angeles and vicin-
ity found it out that K. Adams Cloth.
ing House is the place to deal with.
Every garment made up merchant tailor
like and marked in plain figures. Con-
vince yourself and call for bargains at 4,
Adams Clothing House, 10 s. Spring
atraat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

The rush at II. d. Godfrey's drug store
still continues on account of persons aftiict-
ed with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption, to procure a bottle of
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs,
which is sold on guarantee and is giving
entire satisfaction It Is standard family
remedy. Price so cents and 81. Trial size
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

In railroad fares and freights do not
compare with the cuts Baer & German
have made in California wines and
brandies. They are delivering free OF
charge to the purchaser to any part OF
the United States. AZ South Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
The southern California Insur-

Have money to loan on real estate secur.
ity, at favorable rates Of interest. Also
they solicit share of public patronage
in protecting against loss or damage by
fire. Office in Bryson Block, South
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

Win find fine line OF cloaks, ulsters
and circulars for home wear or for trav-
cling at cost TO close. This is rare
chance to get a fine cloak. Call and
see them. b. II. CoULTERs
Cor. Spring and Second SITS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

The First Society of Spiritualists, of
Los Angeles, will commemorate the
thirty-eighth anniversary of modern
Spiritualism this evening, commencing
at 7;30, at Good Templars' Hall. All
are invited. Admission free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

Are taking advantage of the opportunity
of having the pure juice Of the grape
delivered free of charge to the purchaser
10 any part of the East, by Baer & Ger.
main, AZ South Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

The Horse Shoe Clothing House is the
only house in this city that selects its
own patterns and makes up its own
goods expressly for the market, LOG and
los North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
Ale. Adnm,s CIothing House

You will find that you get more than
the value for your money in the line OF
we'll fitting clothing. Everything marked
in plain figures. Call at 10 South Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the PLUMBERS AND
GAS FITTERs will be held ut No. 2's
ENGINE HOUSE this evening nt
O'Clock. All are requested TO attend.
II By order Of COMMITTEE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

Call at the California Auction House and
show your friends that You can purchase
clothing there cheaper than you can
back East.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
Il. ADAMS Clothing House, 10 n.
Spring street.

Everything marked in plain figures
and no fancy prices asked. Call and see
us and look through our bargains in
fine clothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

Our boot and shoe line has not its
equal in the city, at the Horse Shoe
Clothing House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

California wine delivered free of
charge to the purchaser 10 any part OF
the East, by Basr & German, AZ South
Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
by Steamer TO san Francisco
For @1.5O.


We do, and shall continue to under
sell all competitors at the California
Auction House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

A sensation created in the clothing
business, the way we are slaughtering
prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
| |IIIF ! II
IL If 4 4. !. II; n: :: $s|a$; ;
weather indications.

Maximum Thermometer. 600.
Minimum Thermometer. b3.f.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

ViOIet,s s'sPeciaI'' Excursion
Leaves Saturday, April Sd. o. II.
Violet, manager; Dick. Hatcher, porter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

= ATURDAY Evening. A BROWN
l .IRIaH SETTER PUP; long black
- - eara- ave months old. Return to
5a,AsIRTIETT BROS, Nadeau Block and re-
ceive reward
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
LoSTi

n osT-Fron this side OF the Salt Works,
1 an February Tth, horse mule, blind in
fhe left eye, branded Is; =; on the left hip,
had on a halter. The finder will be liberal
Nv rewarded by leaving the animal at OF,
~ ~ II j. MELLUS, Los Angeles 81. mi9tf
r,aTRAY-Came into my enclosure on or
II, sbout March 4th, bay mare colt about
az months old no brand; The owner can
have the same by plr09xiinnsn prV3 RPslNya ana
for Figueroa and Asbury streets, Los An
>vi. ise mario 1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28
FOR RENT.

mo LE1--small house, two rooms, iur.
u nished for housekeeping. " ueorgia
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-28

J. W. GARDNER,
Business Manager.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

wrote to me- I save nothing back Another sortie.
another defeat and considerable losses Another appeal
Give back give back my lucky flag; take the ono away
which has no luck STILL did not give 1t bck Finally,
Cock Tepe TAKEN large numbers OF the enemy were
killed, and abundance OF arms and baggage fell into
the triumI hant Generals hands My flag regaiDed its
favor; Skobee and his Turkomans tired OF
admrnR It, To-day this LUCKY flag rests on the tomb
of the General.
"Tho Queen OF the Pirate Ise" Mr. Bret artes forth.
coming Christmas story for children is to have the pleas
ant addition Of illustrations by Miss Greenaway.
The late historian Won Ranke in spite Of his great age
walked abroad every day for hours to the time
o his death writer for Biack,cood OF him. Long
ago about the OF the great have often met
him. most commonly the Tbierearten the small figure
he net mnch over five feot-and the peculiarly
finely poised head with the clear outline OF the face,
readily recognizable from afar. He had curious, very
old fashioned way of sautng ladies, out OF doors.
with kiss either cheek, after first asking permission
In formula which carried bac6 10 Minna Barn
helm aud Chodowieokis drawings sG kindly and so
funny 1t was. lie very small in stature but few
men have made such majestic impression The head
superb-6ney chselled, with great arcled fore
head. exceedingly mobile lips covered only during the
last few years OF his life by long white heard and very
bright with incess antly inqurng and keenly
interested look He seemed to send this look before him..
TO recognize and to welcome"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport,

4 Fail River ami East AMI North.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE IS now beng operated n
Four steamers IN commission PILGRIM. NHI%.
Toll PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY. hre BANO
and ORCH ESTRA attached n each vessel Leave Ne~ ora
from Pier 2S O,d NO. y r., foot OF Murray ST. As 0loHs
3 80 T. NJ for Fall River direct connecting Tor Boston,
Fitohburg New Be ford Marthas Vncyar Nantu k and
local points Old COLONY Railroad.
6lj 7. VI FOR Newport. dine about A. anf Fan Rves
n connecting with express train. and through arc
for Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North. White MonAs.
SUNDAYS lea $50 D. 'or All points Cor.
necton By ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn. ?. m; Jers@y
city. m.
Tickets and staerooms obtained IN NewYork 2o7
2Gl ga. 957 and 1923 Broadway lj3 Bowery l3i E,t
125th st. 26 West l25th st. Asor Honse and Windsor 9
Line ONCE. Pier p V. r.. and On steamers.
send FOI CENTS IN STAMPS to p .. Box 1872 cony
Of Fall River Limo Tours" and "Od Colony Il sl.I
Land"
BORDEN LOWELL, GEO. l. CONNOR.
Pass Ags1'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Art Schocis-City.

NJIS5 II. {. LANE-pupll OF Prof. Otto
vi Seitz ROYAL Academy mountaineering to remain
N the city during the would lkra r" pupils oil
water cOlOrs rpc'afS hcaisifOn NE o. fpOr
traits II ON pDOgIphA instruction also flower pant
INC ana st life. Ieflns moderate call or az lrcss
Vest isL.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
DONDOUr. KINGSTON


IL KILL MOCNrAtNN. landing n 'rnsion -
Point. Cornwall. Newbuig Malli"to Ntion, f"hA '..'
and E~,pl- CONNIE, with Ulster aut p'laNAl' ''F
Glove aud Nstskih Mountain and h,at'rss u l'a =
steamers CRY OF KINGSTON and JAMES " ~ =
WIN leave every week tay AZ 1 D. Do, per i@. " ID :
rlSon st rNcrpt saturdays. when tiif or hl hlN''l'N
leave, At p M lanlme only AT Nevburs aui rough -, ;
connecting with special evening tltu, ."t an -. -. ~
RESORTS 1iRO( GH THE 'Al~kll T. MOI y -
leave ltoni,ut sunday nights ID "'i"N h. on 'i.
special train from tc mountains. arriving al -"
Monday. u a m
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

] NEW YORK, NEW:HAVEN And IIAKTFOkb r. n,
Trains Harlem River station. corner l32dsi and
IincOln.ave near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
(reacheI by Third Avenue Elevated Raroad daily xeept
SUNDAYS at G:f5 1880 9:lO TO- ll:55 2lO 55 40
5iO $40 1O3Op for Port Norris Casanova tOak Pon.
Hunts Point. West Farms. Van Neat, West Chester,
Timpsons Btv Chester pelham Bavl. Barlow lcty
Isann Pelham Manor and Now. Rochelle connecting Al
New Rochelle with trains for all points on the hn" II
tho NewYork Newavtn and Hartford Rsilro1l. >h0rs
AirI inc Divisons New-Canasn Mfiilcf0vn.
SuGleld Branches and Boston and all
Fast.
,ions at 1910. m. daily except MONDAYS.
New. Rochelle amt all intermediate
tions IL O $50 the latter train connect
ing AT New Rochelle with way trains To STANFORD.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y I' IpiNiN Y - ii|N( ~ ~
L RIVER BALBOA D. commencing June - -
through trans VIII leave Grand central Depot,
Rochester Express. through 'rtwugrOOm cars
Albany Troy. syracuse and Ro, hester.
Saratoga Lake ti'Olge and Montreal f.I.
viii through dining room cars 10 Troy, saratoga. tal"
THE Limited" with dining cars storpng e
Albany Utica syracuse Ro, hester. Buiao Niagara ff.
Frc Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 DID, ai
~ lou. 40 p next DAY
10 81 M. chicago Express. drawing room cars - Ron.
field springs CdnanGasua Rochester Niagara Fa4' All
BufalO.
iii 80 a. m. Western Ncw ani Northern Express.
with drawing
S8Op m Albany Troy. saratoga and Utica Express VA
dra Bufo Troy and saratoga Rams "a
Il p IN. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Chicago and II Louis Expr' IN Jeepih2 cars
Niagara Fall. Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo D'lIor '
| caro Louis Dinng New-GofS 70 Albany.
$50 1 Montreal Express with .ispne car, 10 >}lAru)
amt to road and 10 Saratoga a~' io Montreal
- Pacific Express ~ih slf ping ara Tor io' h"
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails cleveland Toledo Drtr ~
Chicago sleeping Ogdensburg daily except satunJ
and To Clayton daily
lli5p m Nirht Express with sleeping cars to iiary
and Troy viii the morning train, Tor t4
ant for tho North except saturday ui-ltl
Tickets 81 a Grand Central Depot No f 'i'iy
Place 4l3 BrOadway Harlem Depot, l25thSt anf i' f.
aud AZ Express Oicrs Park ACE ln'sr -
wayl T~5 and BrouiWay and So Wrst l2Jt 81 NN.
Yoik S3S Washington and 73O Fulton sis- Bo0kyn In >
Williamsburg
Accommodations n ant Sleeping cars ,ln ',
oi the ticket offices 10 Ne" OlA '"!s aJ
1873 Washington It. BROOKLYN
Baggage called fuf and checked from -'s'IercH.
All Others tt pi Ni ii!.
tTncsc trans stop Al Harlem N25 Il 'ni tiaAyyr.,
j. iDltEl. y u, hi.NHlsi' N'
General Superintendent. GcuDra Pass. uetr A-'nt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
CATSKIrL MOUNTAINS.

~ special trains connect with the Albany Dv " it. =
Rim check Sli tor he nOutSh resorts ''e-''
sod auJ baggage checked through
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. P'"Ni-
i dence Watch I'M. Nara .lns'u Pier; Ne"p in ~
al New. ngtn poipts Al rail from irlut 'entft '''
Express trains dairy f~uniays eVe'pi"i A. e. h.
parior 'h~' and Il p "a. lw IN na zee
ing carsN SUNDAY trans lo m. with paaee paFN '"''
II m palace seepuy o., .,,t, ,.., ,.
Newport s.SOp IN. din' t.p1 ,,t
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
I EHrGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pa~>ca-er -er

trains cave depot foot OF CortIn ~ De'o''NN y,
NJ a. IN | 40 lni p fOr tas ~. B''hclr - n -
town Reading. Mauch Cnuas Gien NunnL Ni.r'' 81.
Tow .nda WiVcrly Ithaca Geneva. lyons knnit' ar ~
West Pullman thrOugh coaches run ltV Loo ,lA '''
$50 D. ~. for aston Bethchtm Ani "N, "A
Trains l. n. | ant $40 = 'i. cpnn'.' .'t,
pointsn MthorDv AMI Hayleon coal regions Suh'H -''
leaves FOR Mau,h chunk tni ulNeton p II
General Eastern Onicc. No 20 ht9t.N ~. rn~ q 4
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
EOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

and after June * a clal erprcs.trNn win
other through witholt chtnga wil lt.'e an y
Depot. New YORK y. y. y. II & III H. H. ai y
daily except sundays. for Fay ,n' dnr Al oVp ~, IT, III
direct White Ilver tncllph wy"
tram OF Central Vermont L. x. 'or M"ilt y r,
River with Pa.snn,o.ir Ncwp rt W 'u' = , 80,
and On S,tnrav n,-hfs tionyh sleeping 'ar 10 ft' "a
will le0vc &. Depotl 10 80 o. m ~ii''hS ~ - ~
in for hreiktast sun iiv morn ,r ,,- A..
Seats Ia Paror cars or berth, N 80 IN ,;rt,l II
IN al At d. a.. :. g. tcNs Vl'' ." ''''
tia Depot ,.t..rr,u, 4 B, 80.
For further particulars consult .oan -. -. ~
~ '""' {. 1 uaNF~ilAn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Musical instruction.
NEW ENGLAND CONSERN TORY OF
~ MIfsIC Ioston.

~ MUSIC. Foston. Mass.
TIE LARGEST and BEST EQJ IPPED III the WORLD -
100 INSTRUCTORS zoos students last wear thorough In
structiOn Instrumental Ansc Piano and organ
Fine Literature French. German and
Italsn LAnguaees fDgIsh Branches. Cynnastlcs etc.
Tuition. with Steain Heat AID
Electro Iight. 50 TO go tenn FALL FERN begins
September Illustrated Calendar. with All iuforn-
ou address h. JOUIlJLE bT. FfapkiD So Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Ferries in NewYork from foot OF Jay u.

and NcsI 42Lst.
From Iav ST $50: West t2dst. 0lO m. Dlv cVprass
Mdd.town. Elenvilie. Monticello Liberty, White Lake,
Delhi Oswego and intermediate stations Pullman drawing.
jay ST. 800: West f2l-st. 3.lj p. m. Ulster County
express for MiGdletown Elenvie Monticello. i.,iiF,
White Lake and intermediate stations Pullman draw
Jay.st. 5:l5 West i2d -, 535 m Night expr' s, for
Osweeo Suspension Bridge. Thousand Islands EtI.n
seeping Sew York Cape Vincent daily Jas -,
80 y. M. West i2dst. 10 D. m saturdays only FOR
dlrfown Monticello white Lake. Liberty and ntcfnr 70
stations Pullman drawing cars. HlrdcOa ,fslei
used on all passenger trains.
J {. ANDERSON. q. z A.. u Exchange Place. y y
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier a

L T.. r. Steamers city OF Springfield and CITY Rich.
mond daily at p. Fare 81 90 Round trip 81 So state.
way. 81. Round trip. II 80.
The SATURDAY trip from New York by steamer city Of
Springfield daylight far Tntin gton the
Return Hartford Monday p Delightful scenery
Connecticut River daylight through II ghlans and nearly
whole distance from Hartford TO Deep River Good table
good beds sateoons the Saturday trip may be occupied
SATURDAY. Sunday and Monday one fare and ~
trip two fares and 81 90: three iares
room
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

4 BUREAU OF reliable Information oi schools,
~ hundred. represented and their 'lruluS furnished
ec selected 10 SAT- wants and inAr for postage 10 those
rttfr particulars best hers iut"r- ant gofcthr~-~
supplied without charge X: L. AVERY, American school
Bureau. 2 u cst IAN 81, =. !.
hkAF-MUIE ARJICCLAIIoN CLASS
Miss KI.LIfR develops deaf mItcs voices after the
approved European and Amer can meih"ds - JOu
MISS WARREN,
WI Il West A7tfst.
Boys sept. p sfls, sept ~ separate departments
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
4 Frs. C. II NORTnAM AND CONTINENTAL. eavs
Peek Slip Pier 40 . r. T. at o. 10 and p m l~untiYy
II q. CONNECTING New Haven with special trans lr
MEKIDEN. HARTFORD SPRINGFl LID. HpLYokE.
&c rckets oaggage checked At a. Broaf~ay y.
Z and COurtsL. Broosyn EXCURSION TO New Haven ant
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN


MEDIA ACADEMY. MEDIA, PENN.
-Four Harvard ai summer III preparatory
college branches Fir~tcass English and loniIncrcil
Department. gular school year opens ocpicIh"l B. Ad
sMlIHlN 1. HnOkll a. NJ
(IIayyaJd GTaduaicl, Media, Penn
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
,rHE MISE GEAmAM. -succe..ors % thl
For Both Sexes---CitY.

Misses tI"rn.I lpiinffiN 'i ~" 'i ave, .lll I't'
then English Il.Ith boarding and Day school for nun
Ladies on Thursday sept 80. l-7G. at Ao 90 "iV', N'"
A-.DLl L.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
NO 20 wtsr 4orH ST.. Nlw.YonG.

facing Reservoir PARK English French and ecaman Eolrd
i'll Lay school Of ionug Lady,, aud ti.dr'h ecfat'
olaes sinG boys hc-oIcns ept 49, --f.
a Al lYfu sent 4
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
. TROY BOATs-CIrIzEYS' LINE.-For

n =
~. Troy SARATOGA Lake AMI tn' N1r J. - ~ I
Saratoga ant return - go L. Lake 1eorga an r,tn :
and SARATOGA tsv except ~aturt'v. ioo' "i 'hrls''
pher-st. tr.m. SUNDAY steamers touch - AlOihY'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.

~. Watch Ill., Narragansctr Pur. Bar iiir1or
SIDNl \GIDN LIS IN SIDE NOb
steamers from Picr 36 Norfh RIVER on. ''
above cana a. at % O. daily. cxerpt -unds, an
Train with parOr urcnmg CHAIRS bctwceu s.'l'4
landing and Boston without charge.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
Gteambonts a11 nailrouas.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE


2Gl Broadway. cor. Warren Street v
Hallway and Steamship Tickets TO all points at The %
rates. Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel a: re.y
rates. ~ -S'seoo
Tickets can be sent by mail Address
- THOS. COOK SON 26l Broadway Nv
Boston, 1877 Washington ST. Chicago lO8 Dearborn e.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and w EST
II ERN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWFEv
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING PIX pRtsS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. -7S
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEFPfNO .curSs
Depots in NewYork foot Of Barclay Christopher sts
m Daily, except sundays. Buffalo Oswego Express
Pullman coaches to Water Gap Strousburg Scranton Ene
hamion. Emifa, Bath. Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego GreenS
Oxford Norwich Utica connect at Scranton for Ptfston.
Wkesbae. Danvlle and Northumberland, at OWego AZ
Ithaca and intermediate stations ~
y. Binghamton and Elmra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap, Scranton, BnghamtOn Owego and Elmr,
at Scranton for Pston Kingston Wllkesbarrp &C.
7p, m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coached
for Stroudsburg Scranton Bnghamton Owego Flmira
Corning Bath, Wayland, Buffalo. Ne, arriving Bunad
7:20 II. Sleeping coach for Olean via Wayand.
9 m. Daily Buffalo and OswegO Express. Pullman
coaches for SrOudsburg Scranton. BnghamtOn Corandt
Syracuse OswcgO Greene. oxford, Norwich. Utica and
Rchhed Springs, connect at Owego for ithaca inter-
mediate stations except Saturdays Connects Buffalo with
trains for all other points West
For Rclfed Springs. q daily, except Sundays 900
p m. daily sleeping coach attached.
SEQ time tables for way trains on Morris and Essex DL
vision
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
4 LEXANDEK ms IITUTE. Military Beard

4 LEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military Beard
"A ing School at White Plains. y. \.
Principal. q. K. WILLIS. PHI. d.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS.-1he
undersigned. experienced pivsician and teacher.
makes the instruction Of fuch specially.
caon delightful and bcalthtu ing.
ann Address DIR. iI.WILi.lAMoJN, Lyme Conn.
DORDENTOWN N. j. MILITARY lNSTl-
ID TUTF. II'IGIes fT oL,et scientific soloolo or 0rt
nary lusness systemaiizcd study coiA teach
ifg Neglected foundations looked after. eaithy location
l. one like care. Address Rev I. II. LAHDON. A. NJ
Irncl nj. BoIdent0wD. N.J.
DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL. - Thorough
- preparation for college scientific schools
opens Sept 10 For circulars apply 70 u / IL fkINGTOS
A. NJ. Principal, 1hrorgs Neck Most'hesiT y \.
DETTS ACADEMY, Stamford Conn.
Boys Boarding school OF the highest grade
ninth begins september l5.
WM. j. BETS. N. A. Nael PRINCIPAL
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
~ College. Conditional rsrci. candidates coached
summer winter. L. HOFFMAN. siOckbndgc. Mass.
ELlNrON Liberal Institute Fort Plain NY.
~ Thirteen teachers Equipment unsurpassed illustrated
catalogue free. Z. fAIisELL.A. A, fiesldeuL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

CrTy 6f ,;III,. 90 .. saturday. Aug. "A. p. n
y 'rt,. saturday. August p. 10 a. m
GfTV ar M 'iiNnN ID '. saturday. Aug. -. 4 +. III
From fnwan Pl,r foot OF GTdul-sl Jet,.b ,rz,
CADIS PAN~AGF 80 lnd upwuri. INTERMEDIATE T.
- STEIRAGf, $50.
PFTIR WRIGHT * SpNS, ten. AGENTS =.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
uNnE COMSINCK sCHOOL.

Suburban Seminary, 1G7th-s'. and Boston,
- sept l5 Beautiful riutLon large grounds
ctr aud cnu ~ ALtnnan... Nj. DIV - JO WY. r Do
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

Ic..u1 Aug. p .. M Bohcm.....AHs - 800 an
IiumouI, Aur. H. q. u. RIgt. Aug 20. 80 p m
cabin. $50 $50 ami 20 steer,s" go Round Trip
at ro,!urr.i prices. send tor Tourist Gazette 80
-" EI'N IT,, rpr C 90. o. B RICHARD & CO..
Gen Art. ~ Bro,l st. Y y. Gen. Pas Ags 81 Bway Ny
New-York tribune., 1886-08-10

DEV. DR.. and MRS c. II. GARDENERS
IL school Tor Young Ladies Twenty ninth year
Gu3 fIith-tYc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17
Rich Men in Congress-.

1t is a source of great trouble to many
thinkers of the country that there are so
many millionares in Congress- The SEN
ate, it is said, is the richest legislative body
in the world, and the House has perhaps a
dozen mllllonalres, with number of other
men who run well up into the hundreds of
thousands. Many of these men, it is
charged, belong to corporations and mo-
nopolies and the labor agitators make great
capital out of the god bugs in Congress.
Ii is question, however, whether the rich
Congressman is not better servant for the
people than the poor Congressman. As a
rule the rich statesman has been Door
man and has made his money himself 1t
takes brains and common sense to make
millions, and the rich man is more in
terested than the poor man in the well
fare of the country, from the fact
that his large business interests de-
pend upon the times. If they
are good, his business prospers. If they
are bad, failure often stares him in the face.
Congress of non-property owners would
not be fit to legislate regarding the capital
lied industries of the country, and it is a
good thing for the United States that it has
railroad rnillinaires. gold milionaires, sill
yer millionaires and land millionaires
among its rulers. Public sentiment in this
country is too strong thing to permit the
rich Congressman to legislate a wholesale
oppression OF our poor. and as a rule the
demagogues are found among the public
men who are worth nothing. The poor
man is, as rule, more susceptible to
brides than rich man, for the reason that
his necessities are greater, and III world in
which ninety nine hundredths of the peo-
pie devote themselves TO Taking money,
the fact that man has not done SO is at
least suggestion ofincapacity. C2evc-
land CO.. Leader