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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22
\ grass hopper gay

\ grasshopper gay
sang the summer away.
Ana found herself poor
By the winters fir trOar.
Ofmcat or Of bread
Nota mOrscl she had,
80 a-begging she went
70 her neishbor. the ant.
For the loan OF some wheat
Which would serve her 10 cat
. Til the season came round.
Ili ray y0u.' She saith,
On an animals faith.
Double weight IN the pound
Ere the harvest be bound
The ant is "a friend
pndhere She might mend
Little given 10 lend.
How spent you the SUMNER
Quoth she. looking shame
Atthc borrowing dame.
sight anc day to each conner
lsang. ifyou please
Nou sang. I'm at clse:'
For lis plain az q glance,
Now, ma'am, YOU must lance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

u" You will find our store piled high
with a tempting assortment Of sensible
Holiday Gifts-present yourself with
something useful-a Suit CT Overcoat,
a pair OF nice Trousers. a Hat. or some
thing in Furnishing Goods. You will
Gud hundred things within easy reach
of your purse IN our house.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

Eleventh Annual Holiday Reduction sal .
TffN OF GOODS WE HAVE SOLD SINCE WE
MADE OUR GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES,
We SILL HAVE AoREAT MANY BARGAIN,
LEFT. WI Would BE GLAD TO HAVE ALL
OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS CALL rms
WEEK BEFORE THE GREAT RUSH WHICH
%PEECEDEs THE HOLIDAYS. REMEMBER 81
g., Ne TROUBLE 100 SHoW GOODS. AID
YOUR TINE WILL BIZ WELL ~rENI.
GODDARD * MOSS.
800 MAIN STREET.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

The continued case Of John Sutlia. the
eleven-year-old boy who shot Mr.. X. IL. NJ.
Harrison behind the ear with "A ~cat-riie on
Saturday afternoon, December 18th. war
called in the Police Court Yesterday Mr..
Harrison was present, his head bandagcd.
The wound is fast healing up. Mr.. Harrison
asked the Court % discharge the boy. a. De
himself believed that the shooting was ac-
cidental. The case was dismissed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

Major 4. Taylor Scott. Attorney General
elect. was in the city Yesterday. and stopped
with his relative. Colonel Tazewcli Elicit.
lie spent the day at the Capitol, in the
Offices Of the Auditor and Treasurer.
making preparation, for the begin
ming Of his term. lie viii move
his family 10 the city December the Both,
and will stop M the Exchange Hotel. He
left last night for his home 1T WarFenton.
Aiiorney-6enerdl Ayers. the retiring eff
ciai. is winding mp his affairs preparatory
20 leaving the city the latter part Of the
month. His home is in scott county. where
he will continue his large law practice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

Last night about s;lj O'Clock fire broke
out in the second Baptist Church (colored).
An alarm wac turned in. and the Fire De-
paTtment was soon on the ground n the
lames we're e~xtinguished. The blaze origi-
mated from the furnace. The damage
amounted to about 500.
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HnlinaN EnIla.

The Richmond and Danyille Railroad will
put on reduced rates at all stations on its
lines during the Christmas holidays. The
rate will be- four cents permlle for the round
trip. That is. two cents per mile Travelled.
Tickets will be sold from December 2lst 10
a5th. inclusive: and again from Rcember
3Dth Ia january LIT, 1870, inclusive, good TO
return until January ith, 1890.
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SMYRNA u 2 Gately \ Haskell, 20, Z. Broad
Answer Thi. One.finn.

Why do 80 many people we see around Us
seem tO prefer to suffer and be made miseIa-
ile By Indigestion, Consumption. Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up or The Food.
yellow skin. when for 70 cents we VIII sell
them ~hIloh's system Nlta.izer, guaranteed
10 cure them. sold by EOdeker Brothers and
n. ~. shields & Co. corner of fifth and Mar
shall streefs.
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IL having come tO our notice that tho
Bergner a Engel Brewing Company. OF
Philadelphia, on its agents, in their en-.
deayor 90 plume themselves on the medal
received al the recent Paris Exposition.
resort to the statement that A~nnheuser.
Busch had competed and made dcspcrat,
efforts DO secure hOnor-. We hereby declare
that there j. no truth whatever i'm thi-
allegation. Annheuser-B Busch did rot eX.
hibit at Paris. and. consequently. could NOT
compete for amy prize. Additional Paris
medals could not add To our h0n0rs, aud
knowing that none Of the largest American
brtwerie- exhibited at Pari, this year. w'
saw 100 enc worthy Of our competition. Tho
four American hrcweries All received gol,
medals as we'll as all other foreign brew
cries represented by an exhibit. Ii is a fac.
that there was no competing test. the Amer
lean commissioner simply applied for iOul
medals, and he received them.
Comment upon the prizes awarded 10 M,
foreign brewers az this years Paris EXposi
ton. under such circumstances. seem'
-uperfiuous, and we should not hay,
noticed the matter il no attempt had beer
made TO convey the false impression anon.
The American people that AnnheuSer-Busci
exhibited and failed 10 obtain "a prize. i
IS % silence such representations that W'
doing too much bonor tu the brewery Whicl
endeayors 10 bolster up its reputation by
such methods.
ANNHEU,ER-BUsH BREWING AssO'N.
George hrumsike. Nice-president.
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WANTS.

MANUFACTURERS IN STE
w NNGRAfHY AID tYPk-w RING.
The only shorthand school IN Richmond
that has ever grstdusted a stUdent~ over $50
OF our graduates row holding good positions
secured biz us. Terms reasonable anda prac-
teal training guaranteed. McGlLNRt COLI
LEGE OF sTENOGRAPHl lilo north Ninth
street. (cl3-jm
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It. you ever have au idea OF getting q
piano OBJ organ. now is your time. Hume.
Minor a Co.. lor the nest ten days, Will sell
the best pianos and organ, 40 price, lower
than was ever heard of before.
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sII,erware. GateIy 4 HaskeIrs, g07 Z. Broad


ininl Perfect.
The Union Pacific Railway, ''Ihe over
land Route has equipped it trains with
dining cars Ofthe latest pattern, and on and
AFTER August 18th the patrons Of IL fast
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland,
ORE. viii be provided with delicious meals,
the best the market affords, perfectly served,
Mt - cents each. Pulman'~ Palace Car Com
pany will have charge Of the service on
these car.-adN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

Parties contemplating putting IN ieie-
phones the coming new year should hand
IN their names before january ist that they
may appear in our new catalogue. r. J..
West. Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

GENTLEMEN.-l have used Or. DaNids
Cough syrup tor some months. and think II
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken yet. Ny disease was asthma
AMI bronchitis OF long standing. Amone
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eas.s. / think DR.. Dayid's is the best-a
simple remedy, and is %components not al
an injurious. II gives me pleasure 10 add
my testimony 10 it, efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. l.. DAVIS. superintendent
OF Richmond City Water Works.
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Novelties In albums at GateIy i EaskeIrs
Holiday Rates.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad will sell reduced rate round
"Trip tickets, pecember 2lst To 9th, good TO
return until January 18th, inclusive.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

'7|HE TWFNTY.FRSr ANNUAL
l. CEiEBHAftlN Of DAMON LODGE. No.
:, will take place 1T tjNc IRAN HALL.
iTE~pAr Nf,,tfl. DECEMBER 3lsT. l-e9.
A limited number ~ tickets viii bo sold o.
those nor mentors OF tnc lodge.
IlGkkI~ can he 0bt4irrd from &c. Lows,
twenty tlnh and lfigh; James +. Read.
TWenly-nfth nrt Clay; J. 4. Alien. l32s
| Main street: e.. Watt Taylor, I~cnty-nfth
ana Broad; g.. Il. CiiDeft. IWSnty-irst and
rrOad: +. ". -~ituglIer, iwenty-sixth and
Nrn8Dle; william r.. richardson, Scven-
trenth and NcusDie. and hom The following
committee: George Ford, John Mcanley.
A. :. Goode. Joseph fast. W. II. Miles. John
A.. lose. A. n. Ferguson c22N1o
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Very choice lot Malaga Grapes and Florids
Ortnges just received at r.. g.. Christian a
CHS
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THE TEFAsUGE-FILLED JEWELRN sTORi
on GODDARD & MOsEs. go MAIN STREET.
FROM THE P~LATE-GLAss WINDOWS TO
THE REAR WALL or THE wELl-APPoGNTEu
AND rREAsu RE-fuLED EsrABLISHNTNTOI
MEssRs. GOpDAED * MOsEs, 92O MAIN
STREET. TiE TNE Rrsfs UrON NOTHING
BIT TIE EMBODIMENT OF RAEE.r BEAUTY
~ GOLD, SILVER, GLASS. METALS, sc. ANY
ARTICLE N THE IMMENSE STOCK OF pfA-
NoNps. WATCHES, CHAtNs, &C., CLOCKS,
OR s~ILYERwARE, Would MAKE A GIT
WHOSE BEsToWAL WOULD EABODY LOVE.
FRIENDSHIP. OR EsFKEM ~ THE MOST AC-
CEPTABLEWAN.
THE STORE on GODDARD a Moss, g20
MAIN STREET, MUST BE VISITED IN PER
SON. A. No DESCRIPTION WILL SUFFICE.
IHE PRICES AskEDAEE MOST REASONABLE.
AND 4 CALL Il SOLICITED BY THE PRO-
rkiEfORS.
MEssR,. GODDARD a MOsFs HAVE An
NorNcTp their ELEVENTH ANNUAL
HOLIDAY REDUCTION, AND THEIR PRICES
ARR LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE.
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shIIoh,. Catarrh Ksmedy.

~hilOhis tetafTn Kennedy Il maiNelOus
cure fof CatafFh. piphiheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. WIN each bottle there Is an
ingenious Nasal Injector lor the more sue
cessful treatment oil these complaints with
out extra Charge. Price. 80 ceats. old by
BOleker Brothers a nj II. NJ. shields & TO-.
corncr OF WIN and MlrshalI slreets.
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TAlN TnAr TINS


"Glye sou ihe correct thlns in an
OyER- oyerceat % now that's aot So
COATS easy. Which ono Of Che dozen or
FROM n-ore styles that arc m.hionabledo
$40 you praier9 W>'ee goi nen all
80 and re not compelled to pee cone
$50 unually sounding the praises oG
auy oae e.pecloi euL Do you lnke
the Single or Dounlc-Brcsted Box
ihc Destg or the mll back Covert
coatg DO you want a. Kcrseya
Mclson, "a Chlnchils. ia Heagcra
Moutlgnac, a Chcviot s-Iheso are
al tact is ofours iocA-mnde: ulh
inc lap ,eams. the inhld ,s
eo,lais-nseric noat piece, aai
Trimmed 10 correspond Acao.s
ofatlcssthny diaerentsyies- $50
ms55.
CAPE Ihe Cape Coats play nsora.ri
COATS aefeat auy-ospecnn5 DO you'o
FROM much ln your DIES, suli Of c,,n.
ings. rhe Inverness Is ue "prr-
80 % sort then-butan oneofr e,e
s35. others VIII heip yon oui on i.os,
oc,asion,-ind ior grnerI s,r'I,e
they're what sou mn ufe n-,s
Chevio,s. Fsuey Cho,iots. Cassie
meres. wn.tu,y C%hlushula.. Sc.
The Ers.isl make good Ones
we'ycg gotta line Of thsm- uink
ne make 5-fer o%ass-and. Of
course. we'geabig variety Of our
own-Io 10 s37.
nyou'yc got ono OF our Storm
STORM Csais 60 needn't mako amy disf-
COATS encc ioyou whether "seAooi 2ee.s
FROM ornot.' They're form. developers
$40 cover you up completely "e
40 have them cut on mo u,t.rpp'.
So. with the belts. on plain Hiih Tho
broad shawl collars. They're ml
OF pocscts-convcnlsnt yopu ani
then There pre- soise very .o1t
p%aitercs - English mo,ty @i
some quieter orcs- American
Raao. The first dlsa.f.san.s lay
We have you'n Wish you had one.
Hadaifs eu Jsa.r ss. 4 aae' 30
,osa5.
You mustn't forget that tines
TIMES drawing a tort line on 'h.simi"
FLYING. You've only got a Few days ieh0
do all your holiday sboplla.'
we've made iois OF pref sfai'on 90
serve sou Ina his particular an'-
and lOm tie moment you sellN-
ildc ofthe door youu see ihe evil
dc~aces.-slop aud make yourself
familiar with what we've got ADJ
the prices -bothu b. Interesting
A.. sAKs & COMPANY.
MAiN (MENs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SlREEi)
NHRlsrMAsWINEs AND LIQUORS.
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DIED.

CRAY Died, at the residence OF he
mother, No. 200 east Marshall Sire 81, ,afu. =.
dav morning, December 2lsl, 1889, MIS-
ANNik CRAY.
Her funeral win AXE place from the ia v
street Methodist Church at $50 O'Clock ! J.
DAl.
BERNARD Died. a. his residence. $40
west Marshall street, Fridty, Decembsr2 70 IN.
at 1880 L. NJ. o cicck. fErt.R ID. BEI>AItD
In the eighty NTH year 9 his age,
Ills tunerai Will take place from The First
Pre- byterlan Church 4 -DAYat 2.3D u. NJ.
Friends of the fapaliy. the htch,nond Typo
graphical Union. and b. H.. /. Blues are IN
yitei 10 attend. M lowers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

This powder never varies. a marvel %
ruriiv. strength and Wholesouencss, mui'
economical than The ordinary kinds, anH
cannot hr sold iu competition With ttr mui-
luIdo OF low test. shol wcislt, alum 90
phosphate powders. Sold Un'y in ems
ROYAL BAKING pOWnlk CO.. JOG VA
.Irl.I- WV YIN.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

lilIko thcant. you've saving bcon.
And what tD put your money in'
is the p~orpleXing question,
GotD "rHE BOSTON; tlcrc youH hni
A thousand things to suit your mind.
We give you this suggestion.
20 you've your time Jon singing spent.
like la Ciglle. lmpr0slicnf.
Don't ring the chestnut gong;
For though MS ola. 'us now as wou.
THE BOSTON" Will make YOU look "a swo
I0ronly q more n
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--I|-.D
means that only two Of those celebrated
thirteen pianos are left at 70 north Ninth
street. Hume. Minor a 90. haSearun on the
thirteen. which il the most beautiful piano
ever in Richmond. Can early il y0u want
me for Christmas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

Carpets very cheap al 907 east Broad Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

ORDER YOUR MEALS FROM
~ j. x. HUDSON.
del7-1m Though Phone s37.
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|TTTTFW = VFTTTT|T T|TT||
This IS beyond question fNc most succcss-
fuf Fnu.h Medicine $50 have cNcf SOLID. a
Il s. doses Invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group and RtOucuiti-, while its won
iefiul success i'm the cure OF consumption is
without "a parallel in the history Of medicine.
since It's INST discovery 70 me-, heen solh o. 20
Il test which no thrf medicine ram
sand. ~ you have "A Cough. wa earnestly
a.k YOU 10 try ,t. PIiee. 80 cents and ~.
Sample bottles free. sold by Bodeker Bfoih-
ers and ii. NJ shields Z CO.. corner Of FIND
and Marsnall streets.
Fine parlor furniture. Gately ~ llaskelfs.
Jamaica Rum-Cholce lot Of old London
Dock. can especially recommend for
making egc-aoeg. r.. l.. Christian < 60.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

YOUNG MAN. the season Of festiviy draws near Have you sung hcssn.
mr away like the G. H.. careless Of the winty blast; Have you exchanged
,our income for the seductive ice cream. that you might make glad Me he.uo
you Sunday young lady. and put up various sbekds for buggy ride, anl steam.
boat excursions on the proceeds Of your Oycrcoot, over which your uncle v
orches an interesting scrutiny Are you a gra.sbopper ? wehopt n. nrf
you have laid by a portion Of your store you can now come 60 "InE BOSTON"
and deck your manly form in one Of our elegant SUITS or oNERCOAI>.
You can wear upon your dome of thought one Of THE BO,TONSr
lDnbys. aud attach TO the neckband Of your shirt one Of oar foufly Linen
Collars. set Of to advantage by abeauuful SILK Scarf. Noucn then smile al.
the improyident grassbopper. who faces The winty blast dressed m q linen
buster, with brick in each pocket to hodh down. We submit the following
TOD chi6g verses for your OBLIGATION:
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I'm this city, / thursday. December 18Th. AT 5:l0
T.. ~. ut the residence of the brides father.
by Rev. &. n. Read. assis' ed by i;ev. j. y.
Fair. J. ~BENEKiIGE HAIA BIIIOs To
FANNIE LEE, daughter OF K. \. Lancaster.
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DEPORT or THE CONDITION OF
IL THE PLANTERS HA'.k. AZ AMELIA
e.. H.. is THE ~fAif Nf NifHiNlN. AZ
TIE CLOSE obi hi@lNk-s ~DECEAbti
iifft, 1859.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-22

For Malaga grapes. Tangiorine and India
river oranges. dates. hgs, prunes. bananas
20 to HickersOn X Brothers, PA north Finn
street.
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MARRIED

Fresh buttermilk at the Richmond Cream
cry, No. 3 west Broad street-2oc.
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Beautiful swinging lamps, Gateiy 4 Haskell

Huyler's Candies ia rs and . bound
packages for Christmas at Z. J.. Christian &
Co.'S.
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Fine parIor immune, Galcly a naskelr..

TWO DHl- VHII
remain i'm which YOU can get one OF those
great bargain pianos from Hume, Minor
* CO.
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60 10 Gately Il Haskell for ,ilyerware.
Changes in Firm. January LIT
win necossitate You having rubber stamps.
Get them Of
RICH,
100 east Main street.
n.... Es4tr N4ttl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
AMUSE MENTS.
The Grismers I'm ''FOrgiven,, at the
Grand opera House.

Grand opera House.
Last night Mr.. Joseph Grismer and
Miss Phoebe Davis appeared after long
absence at the Grand Opera House. The
play was Mr.. Clay Green's new produc-
ton Forgiven. 1t is in all respects
the best thing this playwright has pro-
duced. 1t is a drama of the modern
time and distinctly western type. There
is a good deal OF the sensational about it,
but less of the pistol and bowie knife
than is usual in Mr.. Green's efforts.
Still the noble act of self-protection, or
Others destruction, at the mouth OF a six
shooter, or point of a big
knife, is not wholly wanting. The
story is that of young woman who, in
moment of infatuation, marries gamb-
| ler in spite of all warnings on the part OF
her friends. She finds herself social
outcast. and has not the love for her
husband, nor the pride of character to
be unaffected by her fate. She is on the
point of running away with an old flame
when her husband detects her. There
is much sorrow, much suffering as a re-
suit. He shows that, gambler as he is
he is better man than she is Ii woman
In due time, as the title gives reason to
expect, there is the usual poectic justice
all around. The denCument is OF the
most roseate hue.
Mr.. Grismer, as "Jack O. Diamonds,
develops that painstaking study o
the character, that Conscientious
effort to give finished and
rounded delineation that always dis
ltinguish his actions. He gives fin,
effect to a role which calls for careful
acting.
Miss Davies, as "Jack's wife," appear
in role new to her. There is nothin!
of the hoyden in the part. 1t is
character which calls for higher line o
artistic work than she has usually at
tempted. And the calm demeanor, th
pobler lesson of the wife and mother 81
better upon her than the pranks and pet
of "Chispa" and similar casts ever did
The play will hold the boards tonight
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
A Brutal wrestling Match.

SCRANTON, Pa, January PA wrest-
ling match, catch-as-catch-can, between
the Jap, Matsada Sorakichi, and the
Greek, Antonio Pierre, resulted in
victory for the latter after a
terrible struggle, in which the
Jap was strangled so that blood
flowed from his nostrils. He won
the first bout but in the second he was
strangled and downed, In the third, in
spite of his weakness, he struggled forty
seven minutes before the Greek sue
ceeded in downing him. The crowd was
exceedingly exasperated at the rough
treatment accorded to the Jap, and there
was nearly riot at one time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
A Susnicious blaze.

The fire department was called out last
evening for blaze in clothing house
kept by M. Ehaeus, at the junction Of
Main and Upper Main streets. The Gre
men worked rapidly and the damage to
the stock and building was very slight.
It was stated thata box filled with kin
ding wood and shavings was found hall
burned in the store at the point where
the fire started, and this gave rise to the
charge made by the firemen, that the
fire was incendiary. An investigation
will be made this morning. 1t is stated
that there is an insurance of $1,000 on
the stock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
THE BAGGAGEM ASTERS.
They Will Remain Here for q Look
Around.

The general baggage agents who have
lust closed their annual convention a,
San Francisco will return to-day from
San Diego and take up their quarters fol
couple of days at the Nadeau, 30 as to
take look around Los Angeles before
starting on their homeward journey
They are an influential body of men and
it is to be hoped that they will carry
sway with them the same good impress
sion of the Angel City that every Other
tourist has done. The party numbers
sixtv-fiye and consists OF the following
individuals:
Max Engel, D. J. Medbury, New Yorl
City; Henry H. Burrell, Oakland; MIR
and Mrs. J. E. Renick and Miss Frank
Burnet, of Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. @. Rev
nolds, Denver, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. q. w
J. Masher, San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. ID
7. Rogers, Chattanooga, Tenn; Mr.. anc
Mrs, ". +. Tufts, 81. Louis Z. Z. Bent
ley, Pittsburg. Pa; F. A. Zimmerman
Cincinnati, O.; Fuller G. Huntington
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Overholt, E. A. Sadd
Chicago; F. J. Wolf, New York City; B
e. Paddock, Baltimore; T. j. McWade
Philadelphia; P. Walsh, Topeka, Kan.
F. M. McCully, st. Joseph, Mo-; w: W
Bowser, San Francisco; J. w. Hanford
Detroit, Mich; T. D. Cause, Kansas
City; MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Brown, Gin
cinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Obur, New
York City; MIR. and Mrs. Ell, j. l. Pos
and wife, New York City; Harry SHARP
and Miss Sharp, Omaha, Neb.; Mr.. ane
Mrs. Thos. Mousland, Lincoln, Neb.; f
Wellington and Miss Laura Wellington
Detroit, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Buffalo, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dearing, Chicago; w. Eabele. Lansing
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Robinson
Cincinnati; W. J. Huston, San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Baird, Milwaukee
Wis.
The tourists will return East over tht
Santa Fe road.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
A Complete Vim dicatfon.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-The vindi-
cation of Judge Vincent, who was re.
moved from the Office of Chief Justice o1
New Mexico by President Cleveland last
summer, and who was recently
offered a Judgeship in Montana
by the Pres ident, was made complete to.
day, so far as the administration could
effect it. In the Supreme Court, Attor-
ney-General Garland moved that Judge
Vincent be admitted to practice, eulogiz.
ing him in the warmest terms, where
upon his name was placed on the roll OF
attornevs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
Feet RoOt SuUar.

Secretary Higgins, of the Cham ber OF
Commerce, received word yesterday from
the North that an expert German chem
ist had been sent to Los Angeles to ex-
anime the soils about this locality and
report to Spreckels. This is in accord
ance with the arrangement made with
the Chamber. A circular is being pre-
pared to circulate among the farmers,
giving them the needed information
about the methods of growing beets for
sugar manufacture. Arrangements are
now being made for the importation of
seeds from Germany.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
ARestdcnce Rurned.

MoDEsTo, CAL, January 21.--The two
story residence of w. A. Clark, three
miles southwest Of Modesto, was
destroyed by fire. Nearly all of the fur
niture was destroyed. The cause of the
fire was accidental. Loss, $4,000; in
surauce, $1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-22
Dead Lock Broken,

CHARLESTON, w. Va, January 21.-
The dead lock in the Senate was broken
late this evening on the 126th ballot by
the election of r. S. Carr, Union Labor
Senator from this city, President. The
balance of the organization will take
place tomorrow. The dead lock lasted
since the 9th inst.