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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-21

edge Of the veranda. and filed his short
pipe, and smoked and thought, and smoked
and thought.
Miss Vernon-that girl-Indial" he NUT
tered. Il can't make it out can't-under-
and-it-at-all!"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-21

The most ancient known coins are
of the fifth century B. c., and are
Macedonian.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-21

notes-a mothers gift. hidden for years.
but found at Il time when their favors meant
health. life and JOY to three patient souls.
And in the flare of a roaring, rollicking,
laughing fire, such as the Newtons had not
known for months previous, that Christmas
night the little angels seemed to smile down
on the happiness of the grateful, joyous
father. daughter and son in their humble
home.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-21

ON, enc JrnKIe, uInKIe, JfnkIe
OF the bells on Christmas evel
Dashing on with merry sledges,
What melody they weavel
Christmas chimings full OF laughter
On the echoing frosty air,
Ringing through the brilliant city
To joy-song everywhere
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-12-21

Oh, the tinkle. sprinkle, twinkle,
Bells and SLOW and stars so fair,
Music, robe, and glow-Kris Kringle
Sees their influence everywherel
Oh, ye warders of our pleasures,
Ring, and glow, and CLEAN alwayl
Usher in the golden dawning
or another Christmas day!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
WASHINGTON.
IcoNrrNuED FROM FIRST PAGE. |

said the firm was combination Il
raise the price Of borax from 6 to II
cents a pound.
Morrow suggested that before the
native article of borax was produced
the price had never been below 2S
cents pound.
Allen hoped that the Mills bill
would treat every other trust in the
same way. If there could be no
eraver charge brought against the bill
than that it would burst trust, he
said let the good work go on.
Lehlback, of New Jersey, said the
President deserved the admiration OF
the Republican party for having taken
away all possibility of q deceptive
campaign in the manufacturing States
OF the Union. For years the Demo
cratic party deceived the people of his
district as to the true status of that
party. In vain would the Democratic
political managers again attempt to
inaugurate dishonest methods of
campaign. The President has effect
ually promised that it was dishonest
TO blow both hot and cold on the tariff
question. The people OF New Jersey
would rebuke the men who sought to
cripple her industries by the over
defeat of the Democratic
party at the coming elec ion.
The committee then rose and the
House adjourned,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
{ ouARTERs ASSIGNED.
Prohibition Club Meeting.

The Young Mems Prohibition Club
met last night, and after the usual ex-
ercises, Mr.. Chas. Davidson addressed
the club, after which Messrs. Adams
and Sahey and others made a few
short remarks. All were applauded
vigorously, and very much enthusiasm
was shown in their adopted work.
The Prohibitionists are going to make
a strong fight during this campaign,
and several of the most prominent
temperance and prohibition speakers
in the United States will visit Cali
fornia during the summer. The HER
AID is non-sectional. as usual, when il
comes to giving the news and is
always to the front.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
Record.

PlrysBuRo, May l2.-Morris steadied
down after the second inning and
thereafter pitched a magnifcent game,
and the Bostons were unable to hit
his delivery to any extent. The feat
ure of the game was the fielding OF
Dunlap Johnston and Brown. Score:
Pittsburg Z, Boston4.
DETROIT, May 12.- Whites tumble
in the eighth allowed Philadelphia to
score q. run, which. tied the game,
making twelve innings necessary TO
decide the contest. t,anzell's and
Fogarty's throws to the home plate
we're among the features of the game.
Score: Detroit, one in first and two
in twelfth; Philadelphia, one in eighth.
CHICAGO, May l12.-Chicago woa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
EAST LOS ANGELES.

The Board Of Trade Discussei
Important Measures.
The members of the East Los An
geles Board of Trade met in Camp
BELLS Hall, at the corner o.
Downey avenue and Truman street
last night. President r. A. Ling
called the meeting to order at s
O'Clock. Mr.. N. s. Embody, of the COM
mittee on raising money by subscrip-
ton to help pay for the grating of the
d )wney avenue cut said tho commit
tees report was not very favorable, for
the list was circulated only within the
immediate neighborhood of the hill.
DR.. s. G. Newton suggested that a
petition be circulated the entire length
of Downey avenue, to have the street
graded from one end to the other.
The citizens would not then have to
pay so much, as the whole amount.
divided between SO many property
owners, would amount to very little
per front foot.
DR.. Newton then gave bis sugges-
tion to the President in the form Of a
motion before the Board. Mr.. Weed
seconded the Doctors motion, saying
it was by far the best plan as if the
hill was cut through it would
make the street nearly, if not quite,
two miles long.
Mr.. Embody spoke OF the great
value it would be to property owners
If the street was cut through. The
question was then put and carried
Mr.. Carr moved that three petitions
bej drawn up and three persons
. opointed by the chair to
circulate the petitions Monday
m ,rning. The motion was put and
carried, and the Chair appointed
Messrs. N. s. Embody, David
Carr and VIM. Holgate to COM
mence Monday morning and report
next Saturday night. Mr.. e. A. Weed
called attention to the delay in the
taking up and filling in Of Dow
ney avenue bridge. Mr.. David
Carr moved that a committee
Of three be appointed to 20
before the proper city authorities and
ask them to hurry the matter up.
Auc CudT hppOluJeu MeSsTS. .. II. u
Longworthy, DIR. r. w. Morris and f.
A. Weed as such committee. The ques-
ton of having surveyors reestablish
The grade of the avenue before the Pc
titions were circulated, caused con-
siderable discussion, the general idea
being that unless the hill was cut
through it would be of no use to the
street at all After much talking, it
vas decided
Mr.. D. Gilbert Dexter, First Vice.
President of the East Los Angeles
Board of Trade, moved that com
nittse of three be appointed to con.
Iider the advisability of incorporating
he Board. The motion carried,
md the Chair appointed Messrs. |
}. q. Dexter, Judge R. Dun
ligan and J. G. Macabe. The |
ommittee was ordered to report |
ext Saturday night at 8 O'Clock when |
he matter would be definitely eet-
led and put to the vote. The meet
ng then adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
THE TURF.
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races
About TO Open.

Brooklyn Jockey Club Races
About TO Open.
New York, May 1.-THE Brooklyn
Jockey Club races at Gravesend, l..
l., open next Tuesday. Stakes for
the Brooklyn handicap are expected
to attract a number Of good horses
and fast time is looked for. Among
the probable starters are The Bard,
Hanover, Saxony, Grover Gle veland
Dry Monopole and Elkwood. Royal
Arch is in training, and there are one
or two others that may put in an APP
pearance. If Hanover and The Bard
should start. the race will probably
be between "a them. sBaldwin's En-
peror of Norfolk hasi been declared
out of the race, bat Baldwin will have
a first-class representative in ,yolante.
He will probably have a trial to-mor-
row. Isaac Murphy will ride the
horse. California and Adeline ar
rived yesterday and Kaloolah, Dun.
boyne and Banbury arrive this
evening. ..e
BAY DIsTRIcrs TRACK. =
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.--Bay Dis.
trict, weather and track good attend
ance fair. sq~ ~ ars ~
Trotting, best three in fve--Dick
Brown won; Col. Hawkins second
Tramp third; best tiIre, 2:29T.
Second and last race Minnie Lee
Won Big Jim second; best time, 2:34
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
---7777-77-77=--777 -
iRON HIGHWAYS.
Railroad officials ON a Tour of
Inspection.

Railroad officials ON "a Tour of
Inspection.
SAN Francisco, May -. - The
Chronicles Albuquerque srecial avs
General E. F. Winslow, President Of
the st. Louis and San Francisco road i,
Directors Horace Porter, New York,
w. L. Frost, Boston, and David. Selig-
man, Paris, arrived to-day, all en-
route to California, making an inspec-
ton OF the Atlantic and Pacific. While
here they visited the machine shops,
agreeing that an enlargement and ad-
3ditional motive power were necessary.
\ General Winslow said the relations
between the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe road ard The St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad
we're satisfactory, that the two roads
owned the same proportion. Of the
Atlantic and Pacific road, and that
the Atchison, Topekafand Santa Fe
road operated othe Atlantic and Pa
cific because it connected. it here, and
at present could not operate it to better
advantage than any other i that when
their connecting lines OF the Atlantic
and Pacific road between Albu-
querque and the present terminal OF
the St. Louis and San Francisco road
we're completed. that arrangements
different from -those now existing
might be made. " LII ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
Coast Cuttings.

A special election was held at Napa
yesterday and special tax Of $12, ,O00
voted for additional school facilities.
The taking of testimony in the
Prewett trial closed yesterday and
argument commenced. The case
will be continued till Monday.
The steamer Elder arrived at
Nanaimo from Alas a, has on board
Fuller the murderer Of Archbisop
Seghers, who is being taken to Nc
n Ma, Cal island lr 1or imprisonment.
A freight brakeman named Newton
while crossing Cur loaded with ties,
near Kingman, Ariz was thrown
from the car by the ties sliding under
him and his skull crushed and both
lsgs broken.
u1Ired States Attorney Rouse has
instituted suit against the Silver King
Mining Company for ,$lS,175; also
suits against the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company for SCI SOC, for cut
ing wood on Government land in
Arizona.
A box containing can of coal oil
having two suspicious-looking bombs
at either side, was found ablaze early
yesterday morning on the porch Of
the Office of the Sutter County
Land Insurance and Record Com
pany; at Sutter City.
The Portland and Coast Steamship
Company was organized yesterday at
Portland. Capital stock, $50, 900.
President, F. R. Strong; secretary
and treasurer, H. J. Corbett. They
will put on one or two steamers to ac-
commodate the trade of Gray's Har-
Dor, Sho,l Water Bay, Tillawook
Alsen and other points.
A Mexican locked in the county
Jail for drunkenness. at Yuma, Ariz.,
fred the roof OF the jail by lighting
the end of broom and placing il
where it. would spread. AS the Jail
adjoins the county courthouse, the
officers were compelled to remove the
records to place Of safety. The
courthouse was, however, not much
damaged.
United States Marshal Atkins ar.
rived on Friday at Victoria, B. c.,
from Sitka, and went to Port Town
send to engage tug to tow four seized
sealing schooners from Sitka to
Seattle, where they will be sold. He
brought down the rife used by Fuller
when he shot Archbishop Seghers on
the Yukon, The rifle will be given to
the Catholic clergy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13

to-day's game by excelling at the bat.
The fielding Of Williamson and Ewing
constituted the most attrs ctiye fea-
lures. Attendance $500. Game called
at the end of the sixth inning, on ac-
count of cold weather. Score: Chi
cago, 8: New York, 3.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.--The fine
playing of the home club defeated the
Washingtons this afternoon. Score !:
indianapolis, IL; Washington, 0.
CINCINNATI, May 12-Cincinnati,
8; Louisville, 8.
CLEVELAND, May l2.-Cleveland,
4; Baltimore, 5.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.--Athletics,
8; Brooklyn, g..
ST.. LOUIS, May l2.--St. Louis, 4
Kansas City, 2.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.--Stock-
tons, 13; Greenhood & Moran's, 5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
Eastern Echoes,

The CohrtssC Commissioner decided
that Grottkan, the Milwaukee Social
list will have to serve year from the
date of his commitment, April. IS, in
the House Of correction for melting a
riot. 4. "a Ffoasoj
john KepRaxdtt and Albert Behr
were. placed in Jail OF Peru, Ind, for
drunkenness. Bshr became incensed
because Keppafdtp snored while
asleep, and jumping on him with his
heavy boots kicked the life out of the
sleeping MAJ. crushing his skull, also
'inflicting injuries with psnknife
from the effects Of all which Keppardt
died almost instantly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
WASHINGTON wrRGNGs.

E..
Notes From Committee Rooms
and Executive Department.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Secre-
tary Of the Treasury accepted bonds
to the amount Of s691, ,7e0, Bonds Of
fered, s6, ,467, 900.
GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs ordered favorable report Of
the bill appropriating $25,OOO to de-
fray the expenses of the anniversary
celebration OF the battle of Gettysburg,
next July. The President is expected
to be present at the celebration, and
according to the present programme,
he will read the speech delivered by
President Lincoln on the battlefield.
as the introduction of his own re-
marks.
CALIFORNIA SURVEYS.
The Commission OF the General
Land Office, upon application of GER
tain claimants of the San Raimundo
or "Copfnger" ranch in California
has instructed the Surveyor General
of California to execute surveys to de-
fine, among other things, the one.
league line from and parallel with the
Bay Of San Francisco, which is held
to be the proper boundary-of Las Pull
gas rancho. The survey, as ordered,
is to be used in evidence before the
court in a suit which has been ordered
by the Attorney-General to correct
and reform the patented survey of
the Las Pulgas and San Raimundo
grants.
The Commissioner las also instruc.
ted the Surveyor General of Califor-
MIA to make survey of the northern
line OF Burr Buri and southern line of
Canada de Gaudalupe, La Vistacion,
Yrode Vega ranches, and orders that
the same may he used as an exhibit
in court to show the quantity of pub
lie lands that are alleged to have heen
wrongfully included in said ranchos
by patented surveys ..hesenf thereof.
TARIFF DEBATE EXTENDED.
The Democratic members Of the
House Committee on Ways and
Means decided to consent to an extern
sion Of the general debate on the tariff
bill, which was to have, closed OF
Wednesday next, to the following Sat
urday. This decision was arrivc,a 1T
this morning after consultation with
leading RepuDlicsd members, and as
surance is said to have been given
Them that the extension would not re-
suit in any postponement Of final ac-
ton on the bill.
Carlisle expects to make the closing
speech on the Democratic side, and
Reed or Mckinley on the Republican.
A Dem ocratic member Of the Ways
and Means Committee says: IT be-
lieve the bill is stronger now than
ever, and that it will pass substan-
TALLY as it came from our commit
tee. OF one thing you can be
certain, either the House will pass
bill that will be some advantage to
the Democratic party and the country
or none at all. There is a Democratic
majority in the House of eleven, and
we count on the votes of three Repub-
licans and three independents. As
an Offset we expect to lose the Ran
dali Democrats. Even if all the
doubtful Democrats should vote with
the opposition, we shall still be able
to pass the bill. When it was first
introduced we expected to lose the
votes of Ohio and California on the
free wool clause, but we now believe
that both OHIO and California Demo-
Gratis will vote for our wool schedule.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13

Dobbins, Robert Pay, wife and child,
H Tanning and child, W. / Weaver,
wife and child, E. j. Bradford, wife
and child.
Mrs. Goods body was brought to
this city for interment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
A Surprise Party.

!: A.pumBex of the, friends Of Miss
Stewart assembled at her residence on
Buena VISTA street last night, for the
purpose Of rendering her surprise
party, the occasion being the anniver.
sary of the young lady's birthday. A
most enjoyable time was spent by all
present; and after dancing and re-
freshments had been indulged in, the
party broke up about midnight with a
general feeling of regret.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
CONFIDENCE RESTORED.

SAN DfEGo. May 12.-It was re.
ported here that the general offices
of the California Southern Railroad
were to be removed to Los Angeles
within sixty days. But ali uneasi-
ness it set at rest by telegram from
the officials, saying that the report is
unfoundad
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13
NEW, RATE SHEET

SAN FRANcIsco, May l2.-Joint
Rate Sheet No. l, giving through
rates of fare from this city to Los An
geles, San Diego and other California
common points, is in the printers
hands and will be issued to go into
effect on the 18th instant,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13

Pillsbury's best Minneapolis -four at sey4
mour 4 Johnson Col cor. First and Fort.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-13

Nc.es From Commistee Rooms
and Executive departments
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury accepted bonds
to the amount Of $691, 7eO, Bonds Of
fered. &c. .467. 900. ,n
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