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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

AZ THE session - TIE BosY8 - saysrris
ors yesterday nothins of irapOrtanos was
done sresp1i8g tifss TIE Ae.isa vas Fe=cipa-
- IL she usstfeF 81 owing tbe tetutv
Gsuss Wsr4ers $50 f. 1877, and xss
fns5e . sf,grsat crasf for bsxt Wsdrss317.
TIE p ssr- sstsu~ref ons;t N3ness Alter
ecoE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

TIE TsLsassN-HxsaIs hss ls.eerey
mentioned zoe rasnv improvssae1.s 81 isa
Bridge Slrsss Hopes by 81. nse rse.a rit.s 4.
ksssrs. kicx Kelley. aod 4 - ros s
&c fnEt Zen. Nrlfynfie. ~ho 81 H4r
fue flfnouce & bcssr6 FIRE Aiavta - -
esssIaiiT IN the city. bss Dbssins3 = ssf..
tcacz . place "a Ja thst asss Pal sart,ea-
lsrs . tts workings of sss Ssvias ~ -
svsp rher = 10 N operation
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

e 4 Frsnah. ~ Ch-csg7', = - tie csiT to
srrsnxs f,r the establishing q sn orzsnizea
svsfen II srecisl night wsgcam@a % guard
tae ccn mereisi. rzsnofsctnr az ard other
Industries ef tae city Shonld satisfactory
arranxenaents - made it vii4 al a fssg-t telt
Nsnt. sra al n zsakias ne roessstsee ef
- sT Ieo,ooa n ls92
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Siace tas aew marriage license ls~ ~ept
intS eject September =. tss7. sp % yesosr-
ssv. SO n,.rr.sxe licenses hsvs b~en issued.
reprssentea. Only tw0 Iicsnsss have been
szsrra - coierea cecole The majority %
shs Hcsnses cave oeen rssurusd isr rsesfr3-
i1z.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

as nervous as she was before going to Eu-
rope; when witness thought Clay full it
was his walk; he (Olay) couldn't walk
straight.
Eunice Averill sworn-Live in the city
and work for DR.. Rutherford-Clay; take
care of her Office and rooms; have worked
for her ever since year ago last Septem5e
have known Mr.. Cleyabout the same length
of time; q year ago last October he came to
the Doctors rooms and wanted to talk with
her about the divorce suit.
The further questioning was here brought
to close By plaintiffs counsel ohjectiDg tc
q disclosure of what was said, and up to the
hour of adjournment arguments were still
in progress
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

wasarsarox. JAa. i5.-Coldsr; snow.
followed by fair weather; fresh TO brisk
winds becoming north westerly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

The PC Company
to Hphhh h
~ ~dm the first dh II h line III hing A nd
flights mhe bmyo owMhh yf l ID d dM hygb
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
STATE, COAST AND ELSEWHERE

Tacoma has three large hotels under
construction.
Tucson Is to give Governor Torres
of Sonora, Mexico, reception.
The Supervisors of Ell Dorado Co.
are to have new map of the county
prepared.
Auburn, Placer county, will cele-
brate the completion of the Birdsall
Water. Works, next Friday.
Mr.. Dunsmuir has been exonerated
by tha Victoria Assembly, and the
charges made against his loyalty dis
missed.
The Albina, Or, dry.dock will be
pumped out to see if the character of
Its bottom will warrrnt its compile.
tion.
A number Of opium cases have been
brought before the Grand Jury at
Tacoma, w. T., and startling develop
ments are expected.
San Rafael is to vote upon the quest
ion of levying special tax of $4,000
to increase school facilities and to
estabiiaisa u high school
Charles Maynard, who got out of the
Oregon State Prison by processing
religion, is accused OF robbing Cath
olic ChIrch at Portland.
Creosoting works with capacity of
fifty piles per day are to be erected at
Seattle to accommodate the lively
wharf building at that city.
Last Saturday the first train Of cars
passed over the high trestle at Weaver
creek. They will be running into
Placervile in a few days.
Princess Sarah Winnemucca is said
to have been badly handled in row
over game of cards with some white
gam blers at Lovelocks last Sunday.
The Reno Gazette States that it will
cost over $4,000 to repair the damage
done to the mains of the Reno Water
Company during the late freeze up.
The land jumpers at Salt Lake have
lost their claims. Judge Zane says it
is the duty of the Mayor to have the
property sold, as is provided by law.
There was another fight at the Mex
lean Custom House at Nogales, early
yesterday morning. Several shots
we're fired, and one wounded man is
expected to die.
The last Jurors who disagreed over
the case of Mrs Rozelle, the vitrol
.hrower, at Los Angeles, madee her
present of $40, the result of a collect
ion among the Jurors before they lett
The court room.
The san Pedro and Utah Company
purchased yesterday for 100000 the
Altadela railroad, extending from
Pasadena TO Atadena, Los Angeles
county; also the latter company's title
to Rattlesneke Island and the rights.
of.way.
Earnest Soale, who was killed by the
cars ut New Orleans on the Oath of
February, was a son of Andrew Soule
of Healdsburg. He was on his way
from Cincinnati where be had recent
ly graduated from medical college.
The Winnemucca Silver State says;
The indians are happy. They say the
sagehens are having u afandango, which
is q sure sign of spring. and the ground
squirrels are numerous, and are moro
paiatahle to them than beef.
The ADnual Stallion Exhl bition Of
Liyermore, is to he held Saturday, the
10th of March, Entries will be made
from Almeda, San Joaquin and Contra
Costa counties, and the show is ex-
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
NY TREASURES.

Written for the BULLETIN by Euterpel
I've q beautiful flower.
Growing In bower,
That il very pleasant and shady.
aTis pleasing sight
But p0tquite so bright
As my precious, blue-eyed, Girl-bsby
haye jewels rare,
That used.to wear,
6uch as charm tine eyes af lady.
Now their value IL less
Than. .ane siikel tress,
Belonging 70 my dear, Giri-baty.
have ore from the mines,
In which native gold shines,
As yellow as new blown daisy.
But the glitter of gold
Is very much ''too oldh
More attractive is new Girl-baby.
have three little boys,
But they make such noise,
That 1t almost drives me crazy,
Every sunshiny day,
send them out to play,
Then take O rest with my Gtrl-baby.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
S. SoUTHWORTA, D. D. S.

DENTIST, CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
RADUATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COL:
NJ Iege of Dental Surgery and Royal Coheee
of Dental Surgery of Canada.
-r-7--
SPECIALTIES-Prcser Of Natnrsai
4eeth. and administration of Nitrous-oxide
Gas for the painless extraction OF teetn, n ala
Artificial teeth inserted on bases OF tioi9
silver. Rubber and Celluloid and guaranteed
satisfactory.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07

A Persian Provcrb--If you enlist in
the army, say prayer; If you go to
sea, say two; but If you get married,
say three,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07

INVENTION hss iasa sfso'Ss54Rl tss %oeld
during the last half century. Not hod ieas,
among inventive Pregrs,s Is y nerofmed Formed
sii anu avsr Ssh the Country Without separating the
workers We S, from their homes. Pay liberal; any ny
special ability required irss 6atp 6Snp1ha th. oSt oSt
S nesueu; t,s yot 10 % us and will send you free,
som @ ething of Of great value and Importance to to
You. that will start you in business, when
viii viii bring % you in more money right 4 away, way
than anything else in the world. GranI Maire ou'-
ht free. Address True u 20 A9"sta Hia'Ne
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
HOSTING WORKS FOR SALE.

CONSISTING OF THIRTY -HORSE-POW-
~ er Engine, Forty inch Boiler, One thous-
and feet nat wire Cable. Safety Cage, Pumps
and all necessary fixtures. Everything in
good order and NJ good az new. Apply to
JOHN CRONKITE,
Narkleevillc, California.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
WORKING CLASSES " 4 tsSg.os. s1v IN.

WURklMG GLASSES We e now pre-.
pared to furnish all classes with employment
st home, the whole OF the time, or of their
spare moments. Business new. light and
profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
from so cents to $500 per evening. and pro-
portional sum by devoting all their time to the
business. Bows and girls earn nearly as p,uch
as men. That all who see this may send
their address, and test the business, we make
this offer. To such a. are not we'll satisfied
we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble
OF writing. Full particulars and Outfit free.
nd, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-07
M. A. MURPHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law

xx7ILL PRACTICE IN AL. AL
w Courts, Federal and state, e. natnnts on
'mineral and agricultural lands.
rofice-In Court House, Hawthorne Nef'
, 1888-01-05
A New Game of Whist.

Miss Grundy in New York Graphic.l
A Philadelphia bachelor has taught soIne
Of his friends ut Saratoga game Of whist,
which l believe will be new to most people in
this country, as it was to me, which can be
played by only two persons, and without the
usual mode of dummy playing. lie was
taught it by Max Strakosch. the iInpressario,
last summer on a railroad train.
The game is only for five points donors, of
course, are not countod), and four hands are
dealt and trump turned. Each player on
looking at his hand must decide whether to
retain it or exchange it for that Of the
dummy. Neither of the dummy hands are
exposed, but that on the left of each player
can be exchanged for his own. The non-
dealer must speak first as to his intentions in
regard to such an exchange and taen the
j. aler must decide, but if he takes the I'M
seen hand be must give up the trump card
which would belong in his own hand If he re-
tanned that de alt him, whatever the decision
Of either, bat which continues TO be the
trump.
The non-dealer leads, as in other games of
whist, and the rule Is to lead the highest card
in his longest and strongest suit, even if be
the knave, for where there are two unused
hands of course there are only twenty-six
cards in play, and it may easily be that his
opponent will net have the higher cards of
that suit When the PhiladeIphian asked
Mr. Strakosch how and where he learned this
game of whist, he said: "Oh, in Paris, of
course l learned it from very rich banker,
who, like many other rich men, can no longer
walk He amuse- hiIns elf with this style of
whist and has tie prettiest girl in oil Paris 20
play with him."
, 1888-01-05
Rubbing 1T in.

The Port Townsend correspondent
OF the Seattle POSt-IntelIigRncer is evi
IDENTITY proud of having attracted atten
tlon-even if 1t is 10y trying to injure
good citizens. Apropo to his last
"review' of the ''bauura case" comes the
following letter received yesterday by
DIR. MinkieT from Capt. Ward of the
bark 9. o. WhItmore, which will explain
to the public unless the Pal. CORES
pondent shall prove that the Captain
was drunk when he rote the letter, OF
thst it is Il forgery:
The captain evidently gave n bunch to
AndreN Bcqulto under the impression
that lie WAS Il custom house boatman.
We have no means of knowing what
Boquito swore 10, il anything, siuce his
affidavit published, but we do know that
1t was real to him and that he sub
scribed aud sworn to it knowing fnlly
what it contained. 1t was in fact his
own statement reduced to writing.
PoRT BLAKLEY. ". T., Dec 18th.
To tCkOm 1t may cORcerR:
In glancing over Post IRteHigen Ger, I
read an article which reflects diseredit
on DIR. Minkier which l think it my
duty 10 explain. On my arrival at Port
Townsend DR.. Minkler came on board
just before the custom officer. | pre-
sented DIR. Minkler with bunch of ba-
, 1888-01-05

coHtQH Sc IN 70 maze nun tCOrh-
1 bought Chinese god onca for four bits
II was no successful in tho Lruf, ssion
which lie aimed to follow. Whatever he
may have been i'll China, lie was not u very
successful god in the English language.
put him upon the mantei, and tho clock
Uoppcd, the servant girl sent in her resigna.
Ion, and large dog jumped through the
parlor window. All this happened within
two hours from the time l erected the lon-
cared, knock-kneei u I'd clu6-footed OJIons
in my household.
Perhaps this may have been largely due
to my ignorance of his habits. Possibly il
had been mora familiar with his eccentric
titles it would have been all right : but as it
was, there was no book of instructions given
him, and couldn't seem to make him work
During the week following, the prospect
shaft of the New Jerusalem mine struck a
subtcrranean gulf-stream and watsr-logged
the stock, tall yallow dog, under the
weight Of great woe, picked out of my els
tern to suicide in, and 1 skated down the
backs stairs on my shouldsr-blades and the
chronological location known as a Love Of
Home in such a terrible manner as to jar the
foundations of the earth anl kick a large
hole out of che bottom of the night.
, 1888-01-05

me OFfehtut goa Of commerce.
] asked the phreuoIogist to come with me
and examine the head of the alleged Josh.
AMI to state whether or not ho believes that
the properly balanced head of n successful
god should not have n more protuberaut
knob of Spirituality, AMI less pronounced
himentiveness. Should the bump o: Com
bativeness hang out over the car, while
Time, Tune and Calculation are noticeably
reticent? | certainly wOt not.
Again, how can the physiognomy of the
Gel stial Josh be consistent with the moral
and temperate god! The low brow would
not indicate a pronounced Omniscience, and
the Jumbo ears and the copious neck would
not impress me wiz" the idea of purity and
spirituality.
1t Is, No doubt, wrong to attack sacred
matters for the purpose of gaining notoriety
but 1 believe | am right when l assert that
tle Chinese god must go. We should not be
puritanical, but We might safely draw the
line at the bow-legSed and sedentary god
dess Cf leprosy.
If Confucius bowed the suppliant knee TO
that goggle-eyed jim-jam Josh am grieye0
to Know it. If such was the case the friends
of Confucius should keep the matter from
me. cannot believe that the great phiIos.
opher walIowei IN the dust ut tho feet OF
such pol!tl-dot caricature of q gorilla's
horTid dream
, 1888-01-05
Notice for Public ation
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act OF Congress approved
June , 1873. entitled An Act for the sale of
Timber Lands in the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory Jane G.
DeIauty OF Port Discovery, County # jefferson,
state Tor Territory OF Washington, las this day
filed in this Office his statement. No. 2TiEi
tor Ihe purchase of the Northwest /. of North
east Il of Section No. 81. in Township No. =, n.
Range No West, and will offer proof TO show
that The land sought IL more valuable for lis
timber r stone Ihtn for agricultural purposes,
and to establish her claim TO said and before
the Register and Receiver OF this once at Seat
tie King Co W. T., on "Wednesday the l4th day
OF March ,ISSS.
She names witnesEeS:
Richard DcIanty of Port Discovery, jefferson
Co W.T..
John Pitts, o: Port Discovery, Jefferson Co..
VT.
John Monroe of Port Discovery, Jefferson Co.,
W.T.
Harry Muks of Port Discovery, Jefferson Co..
W
Any ard all persons claiming adversely the
abov ve-dcscribed lanGs are requested 10 file their
claims in this Office before said i4Ih Gay OF
March, 1858.
JOHN Y. 0STRANDER,
d2lwl0w. Register.
, 1888-01-05
BEECHER's MONUMENT.

New YoEK, Dec, 30.-The selection
of a site for Beecher's statue is un-
settled. Secretary Moffatt, of the
Memorial Committee, speaking with
Mr.. Sage OF ithaca, who is to erect Il
monument to Beecher in Prospect
Park, said he thought Greenwood
Cemetary the proper place, as Mr..
Sage's was purely Il personal offering,
while the one arranged for by the
committee was Il tribute from many
people. This, he thinks, should be
erected in the Western Plaza near the
Union-street entrance to Prospect
Park. \ meeting of those vino de-
sire to see the statue above Beecher's
remains was held March 18th. At
the first meeting about $1,000 was
raised by subscription. This has
been increased until the fund now
amounts to about S31, COO. This has
been derived from scOurces. Sub
scrlptIOn books We're distributed by
church committees. aud the city de
partments and Police department
raised $500. Boxes placed at the
ferries and the bridge gathered $3.50.
\ number of entertainments were
given, prominent among them being
that of the Amatuer Opera Company.
DIR. Parker's euiogy and Henry Irv-
ing's and Miss Terry's performance
at the Star Theater also added to the
fund.
, 1888-01-05
eIn ~ e's Experience with a Ch:nese

God.
LPuck.J
presume that l shall not be accused IF
SaCriieec i'll referring to the Chinese god az
an inferior work of art. Viewed simply
from au artistic aud &c jnomical standpoint,
1t see rs to me that the Csiitaman should
have less pride in his !2ow-.eEgoi and in
efficient god than III any otaer national in
bitut.On.
l do not wish to be understood as interfer,
in3 with any mans religious views; but
wnen polygamy is made a divine decree, or
bass-wood deity is whitfield out AMI painted
rel, TO look up to and 20 worship, l caliuo5
treat that so-calleI religious Lcief wi.h
courtesy and reverence am quite liberal
in all religious matters. People have no.
tced at AMI remarked it, but tie al
goi ii commerce seems 10 I;LStO b. greatly
OvcFTatyd- H seems to lack that genuine
decision of character which should be a
feature of IN GVnrruiinr bower
, 1888-01-05

nanas, also one of The gentlemep con-
nected with the customs. My nate
brought the two lunches on deck.
About that time l left the vessel and Rn-
til reading the article referred to, vas
under the impression each one OF the
gentlemen bad received their lanaPsa
Respectfully,
ID. ID. WARD
Master Bk. &. .. Wbitmere.
, 1888-01-05

Of boys and girls Sunday night, two
boys and two girls. The remarkable
event IS the first OF the kind that ever
occurred IN the state The children
and mother are doing well
HEAVY. p.,fsGrs-
PORTLAND. Dec. 30.-Tolay very
hruYy suit was instituted by Nelson
Bennett. Il prominent railroad con-
tractor. against the 0. 7. Go. The
total amount asked for by Bennett
for damages and actual losses and foI
violation of good faith amounts to
SOL, ,S25.
TIE CIGAR MAKEEs-
NEw YORK. Dec. 3O.-It Is certain
that there will be 2G0O cigar makers
out oil a strike next week, when -
e!-ar manufacturers OF this city Va
/ turn 10 making cigars in tenement
| houSes. a practice which they aban-
GoHed about two years ago.
| THE ROPES JUBILEE.
RICHMOND, VA. 30
/ Tho Catholics of Richmond last
night held a mass meeting in ceIe-
lration Of the Popes iHhilee \ res-
oiutiUn was adopted thanking Presi-
, dent Cleveland fCr the honpr wajc',
/ h" paid the holy Father oil the occa
sion of his golden Jubilee.
| ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP TALK.
MONTREAL. Dec. 30-W. r. Auder-
son. Of Anderson u Co, who are as
sociated with other English crpital-
lists for the carriage OF the English
mails. was in this city yesterday, and
said that should thrir tender be az
cepted the steamship which they vii!
put on in the service Will revolution
iZe the Atlantic ocean travel. He
states that the attention of himself
and others has been called to this
matter entirely through the develop
ment of the Canadian Pacific and
olher transcontincntal railways, and
its possible effect upon trade through
Canada from China and the East
generally, and while now IS per cent
goes by New York, the advantages
offered by this route will be suf
| iiicient to attract a large percentage.
He says that the Canadian line
should also carry very large share
of the American mails as well as the
English.
, 1888-01-05
THE SIALLPOX.

San FRANcIscc, Dee. 3I.-The OK
citen cnt still prevails in the neigh
borhood Of the health office over the
smallpox scare. Several hundred
people presented themselves for vac
Ginnation as soon us the doors were
open this morning. One thousand
and twenty seven persons We're vac
cinated there yesterday. Other pub
lie vaccinators and private physicians
in all parts of the city We're busy all
day with work. One more death
from smallpox and four new cases re-
ported at the health office this norn-
ing.
, 1888-01-05
LYNCH Law IN THE BLACK HILLS
A Brakeman On ta3 c. s Ii R4l.ol
and a Carload Ct Cattle Burned
10 q Crisp.
BOY BURGLAR HELD 70 ANSWER
One Thousand Msn. Employed by the
Reading Railroad, Go On
q Strike.
THE PRESIDENT,

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2S.-The Presi
dent and party returned to Washing
ton at o'clock this morning.
, 1888-01-05
PRIZE FIGHT.

Troy, Dec. 30.-The hardest and
longest prize fight which has taken
place in this vicinity for years, was
fought this morning between Con
Dugan, OF Brooklyn, and Jack Hard
ing. Hugan was knocked down
twice both men fought desperately.
liz tic twentieth round Dugan was
knocked ont.
, 1888-01-05
A 100000 BLAZE

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 31-The Emanuel
Presbyterian church, the finest in the
city, was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. Nothing but the bare
stone walls are left Loss 100000
Insurance $65,O00. The organ was
valued at $4,000. A fierce blizzard
was raging at the time, and It was
with the greatest difficulty three fire
engines reached the scene. There
were no casualties.
, 1888-01-05
ON 4 STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3I.-Nearly
one thousand men employed IL and
around the extensive freight depot of
the Reading railroad at the Willow
street wharf, went out ON a strike
this morning. This action of the men
was In pursuance of a decision Of the
various local assemblies Of the
knights of Labor last evening TO
support the order of the,Reading con
vention- Up to noon today was 10
sign of il strike on the Reading rail
road
, 1888-01-05
CALLED To SUBMIT.

LONDON, Dec. 28-Advices from
Ralalea, of the Society Islands, under
date of Dec 17th, state that the Of
ticer commanding the three French
men-of war at that place has issued
an ultimatum to the rebels, calling
on them TO submit to the authority of
King Tamatoa, who is supported by
the French and British. whose inter
ests in the islands are not to bo inter
fered with.
, 1888-01-05
FIGHT PREVENTED.

PlTTsBURG, Dec 31-TEe prize
fight between Joe Ridge and VIM
Kelly, for the feather weight cham
pionship, had been arranged to come
off this morning near Latrope, forty
miles east of Pittsburg The ring
had been staked off and the men
were on the ground readyto go to
work, when the officers appeared and
forbid the fight. The contest was
postponed, but will probably take
place tonight or early tomorrow
morning.
, 1888-01-05
QUICK WORK

ST. sFRANcIs, Ark, Dec. 3O.-Wil-
liam Hearis, who murdered bis wife
and paramour Thursday, was caps
tured last night in the wood The
vigilantes told him he must hang He
said be WIS "ready;" he was then
hanged to q tree.
, 1888-01-05
NEEDs 4 FARM.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 30.-News was
Ieceiyed hero today from Benton, that
the wife OF Wesley Ray, u farmer
living near here, bore him a quartetto
, 1888-01-05
RAILROAD CHANGES.

The Pacific Mail Company have
received circular letter from the
New York office of the company to-
dag making severa! changes in the
local office. The most important of
which is the appointment of George
W. Rice as taaffic manager on the
Pacific. The new appointments will
take effect on the first of january.
, 1888-01-05
A DISASTROUS WRECK.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31-A disastrous
wreck occurred this morning a
Kouts, Ind, on the line of the Chi
, 1888-01-05
HEAVY SNOW FALL.

San FEANCIsCo, Dec. 30. dis
patch received here this morning re
ports 23 inches OF snow between
Delta and Dunsmiur At Sissions
there is three feet of snow on the
ground
, 1888-01-05
SHOWING.

MINNEAPoLIs, iDec. 30-A furious
snow storm accompanied by a strong
wind is now raging here, also in St
Paul, but it is still quite cold. Ii the
storm lasts during the day Il serious
blockade must result.
, 1888-01-05
TIE STRIKERS.

READING Dec. 30.-The latest adj
vices from points on the Reading
system are to the effect that the men
refuse to obey the order of the con-
vention of employees to strike.
, 1888-01-05
A BASE INSULT.

The Times. referring to the snow
balling of Gladstone yesterday, say S
that If was a discreditable act, and
thought that the Gladstonians set an
example by their doings at the Un-
zionist meetings. Tho position and
age of Alr. Gladstone, says the Times,
ought to insure him against such in
sultS
, 1888-01-05
DEDICATED.

ALBANY, \. y. 29.-The Lathrop
memorial home for working women's
children, erected by Mrs. Stanford.
of California, dedicated yesterday, is
on the site of the house in which
Mrs. Stanford's parents lived and
where she was born. The home is Il
memorial to her mother The house
and furnishings cost $4,000 Sem
ator and Mrs. Stanford were present
at the dedication.