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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-19

5TATE UT NLNADA, =.
County OF EsMEI.ALDA. Sd
|, S. II Hdsen,hal Clerk Of the Banrd of
Comfy Commissioners in and for said County
and state, do hereby certify thai the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board Of County commissioners on the
4th OF June, 1859 80
s. IL. ROSE~THAL.
Clerg of the Board.
Hawthorne, June 4, 1889.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-19
EsedS ced Rates.

The b. h g. r 4. will rediice The
rates of fara 10 Hawthorne as follows
= tickets good from July 81 to The 3D.
inclusive: 10 Hawthorne and return
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-19

A I TIRE LAST REGULAR MEETING
n. OF TIE Board of Commissioners of Ifs-
mers3'la cQ1l9ny, Nevada, tho following bills
were actcd apon:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-19
Bob wright Has

Caudies and nuts.
Tobaccos and cigars.
Fruits, berries and cherries.
Oranges, lemons and bananas
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-06-19
BORN,

4Tr HAWTHORNE, June ID, &c
the wife oF L. Summarized, Il daughter
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Tho Er-omeen of Spa tn.

1t is difficult to understand why the
Spaniards proud, sensitive people,
should have submitted SO long to e
ruler whom thcy could not respect; her
good-hcartcd,. happy go-lucky nature
seemed to cast charm over them. Her
total lack of reticoncc appealed to them;
they could follow so easily all the work
ings of her mind, whether, with child.
ish petulancy, she was reproducing her
ministers with bctraying hor, or confess
ing with remo.sc she had wrongsd
them. II hcr sins were open, so was
her repentance; year by year, when
holy week came round, this woman,
who, for tho other fifty. one weeks had
been outraging every law, human aud
divine, knec.cd in chug oh for the hour
together, and, with loul sob, and
groans, proclaimed her sorrow for tho
past, her resol ution to make atoncmcnt
in the future. Her subjects, seeing her
sorrow, sorrowcd too, and when Easter
was that Il new era in her life
was at hand. The Maundy Thursday
ceremony never failed to win for her
hearty adherents She washed the feet
of the bcggars with such manifest zeal;
spoke to them such kindly, loving
words; served them with food rs if she
~
thought 1t privilege TO do so, and, ut
the close Of the feast, cleared the table
with n dcxtcrity that showed her heart
was in her work. Her splendid robes
she always wore full court dress upon
these occasions-scemcd to enhance tho
touching humility Of her attitude, and,
although the freethinking part Of tho
community scolTcd ut what they called
the mummcry of the Who'll, affair, that
was not the feeling with which the
bulk Of the population regarded it.
One year, while she WAS serving Mt
table, diamond fell from her hcaddrcss
on the plate Of one of the bcggars. A
dozen hands were stretched out to re-
store the jewel, but the queen motioncd
the man to keep it, rcmarlsing. simply,
at has fallen to him by lott Her
generosity was unboundcd; it is not in
her nature to say "no' TO II bcggar;
while the one point upon which she
made Il firm stand against her ministers
was in insisting upon her right to cxcr-
else mercy, and the hardest struggle she
ever hal with them was apropos of Il
pardon granted at the request Of Rcstor
a queen has many chances of doing lit
tic gracious acts, and Isabella never
failed to seize each one rs il came in her
way; not, however, for the sake of win
ming popularity, but simply to follow
the bent of her own nature, which, as
she showed the other day, is still un-
changed, for she of all Paris was the
first to remember that the murderer
Prado's victim needed help and COM
fort. Chicago Herald
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
ncnmti(ml connt,.u Of uupcr M


For the first five hundred or six hun
drcd miles OF it, course, from the VIC.
tor:a Nyanzt TO n point some where
north OF Lado. the Nile is known to
the Arabs as B,hr-cl G ;bcl, the River
Of the Mountains. This is the most
bcauti fu. part Of the riv.r. The conn-
try is diversified with mountains and
forests, green hlls:dcs and bright
brooks. For stretches Of many miles
the liver is broad and slow. Ia other
parts arc wooded islands and foaninp
rapids. About half way between the
Victoria Nyanz. and Lado the Nile
flows througi the northern end of the
Albert NJanzi. About twenty five
miles above the Albert Like arc tho
Mnrchison Falls. Below the lake, for
more that one hundred miles; the stream
is broad and placid, trayersing n com
paratively level country and alway S
navigablc for vessels drawing four or
five feet. In this part of its course,
about forty miles below the Albert
Lake, it passes Wadclai, the prcsen.
headquarters of Emin's government. -
iSeriJn~.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Eye-StOmes.

The it'll, bodies called cye-jtones are
really portions of the covering of GER
tain shell fish. They are placed at the
opening Of the shell, ami serve to close
the entrance when Tie animal draws it.
self within. They are OF various kinds,
but those used rs eyes, stones are hard,
'toay bodies, about the size of split
peas, third to one sixth of an inch
IN diameter, little longer than broad,
having one surface plane and the other
convex.
When they have been worn by the
action of the sea they are very smooth
and shining, but in their natural state
the convex surface is covered with fire
markings. They have then n brownist
color in the center, shading of to whit
at the margin.
Like other shells, they are composed
of carbonate CT lime. When placed in
n weak acid, such as vinegar, chcmi-
cal change take; place, carbonic acid is
given off, and in its escape produces the
movements which are popular.y sup
posed to show that the stone is 'alivc. :"
When one of these stones is placed
unlcr the cyelid, at the outer corner,
the natural movements OF the lid i'll
winking push it gradually toward the
, ;nuer side. and when it comes in
contact with the mote which is causing
the irritation. this is carried along and
finally expelled with it.
The belief that such stones have a
peculiar detective power, and move
about in the eye until they find and re-
move the irritating substance for which
they have been sent, has no founda.
ton in fact.
Eye stones are dcscrvedly going cut
of use, fer they merely furnish a
mechanical means of doing in clumsy
manner what little skill will accom-.
plish much more certainly. Few of
them, indeed, are seen at the present
day, and these arc said to be brought by
sailors from the Bahamas and else.
where.
1t s interesting to know that in the
lining membrane of the stomach OF
crawfish there arc found small bodies
which go under the name of "crabs-
eyes," and look not unlike the true eye.
stones. They have sometimes been mis-
taken for them, and presumably woulI
serve n similar purpose. - YOUTHS Com.
panion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
sam Oun Riddles.

Rev. George Turner Of the London
Missionary society gives some very in
tcresting specimens oil Samoan riddles,
from which the following arc selected:
There are twenty brothers, each
with hat on his head. What are
thcys" The answer is: "a mans fin
gers and toes, the nails OF which aro
represented rs hats"
"a man who stands between two
ravcnous fishes. What is he?" Answer:
The tongue, being placed between the
upper and lower jaws"
'NIany brothers and only one intcs-
tine. What is it?" Answer: "a
string Of beads. The latter represent
the brothers and the former the intcs
tine"
The same gentleman writes Mt somo
length concerning another kind Of
amusement, which he designatcs rs
''games at rhyme making" The men
and women divide themselves into two
groups of eight or ten each, one Of
which selects the names of trees and the
other the titles OF mca. The first group
will begin the game by say ing, for in
stance:
There is the Fan tree; tell us n
name which will rhyme with it," In
nll probability the other side will reply
Talifan; or tho first named will say
Tod, and the rejondcr will be Tulsa
moa.
So they continue until one side or tho
other has exhausted the vocabulary of
subjects selected. those acknowlcd gin 9.
defeat being compelled TO pay some
forfeit mutually agree upon at the out
set Of the game. These groups are at
liberty to select any subj:c for qucs-
ton and reply, no arbitrary rules coz.
corning such sclcc ion being adopted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Compound Interest on q Quartz,

N"Hepo""t Interest on a. quarter
About 80 years ago little boy was
given quarter of dollar for spending
money. As he walked down the street.
very happy, he met with an older boy
and showed him the money, saying as
he did so: See what my good papa
gave Inc to spend" The older boy
knocked it out of the little fellows
hand, snatched it up and ran away with
it. The little boy was almost heart
broken, but when he went home crying
and told abou. it his mother gave him
another quarter. This modified him, but
he never forgavc that older boz. The
war came on AMI the older boy wal
gwen commission in the nimy, while
the little one, who was too young tc
enlist, renal neil ut home.
After the war the younger boy be.
came clerk in the war department.
Within the past Is years the older by,
who had become II lawyer and an orator.
announced him self ai candidate Tor
tie Uti cl States senate, an | lie had Il
large fol owing. 1t looked rs thounh
lie IN gh, he elected. Bat ore morning
the newspapers IN many portions of tho
country and esp cal y those of his own
state published IL staten. mt TO the effect
that the candidate hal been dismi,scl
from the army for cowaI dice and Other
qucs tionab!c coaduc'. The luwye. de-
nied the charge, ana extracts !r,m tho
lee orls Of The war department were
ubished, showing that the charge was
true. He WAS not elected. After his
defeat was accomplished, he received O
letter postmarkcd Washington, d. c.,
of which the following is an exact
copy: "Do yen remember the day you
outraged a little boys feelings and al.
most broke his heart by stealing a
quirter from him2 That deed cost you
seat in the senate. - Washinqton
Capital.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

By local applications, ns they cannot rcnrl.
the diseased portion ui the eur. Tli"rc il only
one why u cure Deafness. and that IL ly CON
stitntinnal remedies. Deafness H. caused hy
an li,nainetl condition 81 the mucous lining ui
the El,s'ach inn Tube When this tub gets IN
nuned you have II rumh ing sound ar inrcr-
iect hcnrliig, and when IL is entirely chsr,l
I'ehi ness l. HE result, and unless the infl.:in-
niatioh can TIC taken Out and this tube ttstorc,l
,olta normal condition, hearing will bc de-
ttroycd Forever. nine cnSts out of tan urc
caused by cn,arrh, which Is nothing but an In
inmcd condition or the mucous surfaces.
We Will give One Hundred Dsllnte, for any
case OF Deafness tcausvd 10y Ca,arrlD TINT NO
cannot cure ily taking linll's Catarrh Cure.
Send FOR cir uiu :, nee
T. !; tmr>Ey & Co, Tn.cdo. ..
eE Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
All lie Could Promise.

Pann-"Nhcn can you settle this &C :.
|nt, Mr.. Sho.t2'
come around next week."
Will yon pay me then2"
4 can't promise that exactly, but I
tell you when to come again"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

Two guuners rear Williamspor.,
Penn, found . snow white squirrel.
4 yellow book. issued at Pekip. givcs
The population of China proper in 1887
t. SOB 2Il, $50.
Tie bate tn used by conductors of con
;crts is said to have becn introduced
MO England by spohr in 1929.
FEES rs instruments of haniicraft
are of very earl, origin, being men
tionc | in the Old Testament Q. Samuel,
Xiii, 2D. 1913 b. c.
Books with leaves of vellum were
invcn,c I! by Atta:u., King of Pergamus,
about 19S. B. c., at which time BOOKS
were in voium?s or rolls.
Tic heal of the London Walters
Union says tina. the tip system has
developed to such an extent that in
some restaurants the Whites pay n
dollar day for the privilege of wait
ing.
NJ. Wautweilcr, Swiss engineer, has
applied for concession for au under
giound railway up the Jungfrau Noun
tain. lie proposes to reach the summit
of the mountain by meaus of a tubular
tunnel.
The rc-editing of the great cncyclo-
ped compiled in the reign Of Kien,ung
is proposed in China. AS the index
alone consists of fourteen large volumes
the task of the comp;lers will not be a
light one.
A servant girl at hotel in Tomalcs,
CD, saved the town from being burned
up one night recently by Selling the
dinner bell and running through the
streets bare foot and in her night dress,
giving the alarm for Il fire. in barn.
A human skeleton, supposed to be
that of m Indian. was uncarthed ut
Batavia, N. Y, bJ laborcr excavatinn
i'll the rear of new residence. Tho
bones Of the skeleton arc more than
usually large. A stone pipe wal also
found.
The experiment station at the Uni.
vcrsiiy OF Illinois is vestigatiny the
disease Of cattle known rs milk sick
ness. 1t is supposed to be caused b.
eating plan: OF the genus cunatorum.
Rabbits have beea fci Oh it, AL tire.
Of them died.
A correspondent of the Globe D;n,,,
:ra8 assets that there is tin enough in
Pennington and Custer counties, Col,
20 supply the worl for centuries to
come. lie says he chained tx pounds
If lin from nine pounds of or, in a
M nc near Custer
In race with automatic machines
Paris has put herself i'll the lead with a
machlnc exhibited the other day in the
Pace dc Ii R,pub!iqu,. You brought
with you penny and cup. You
parted with your penny, dropping ii
into the accustomed slot. and your cup
was full of s.elming BLACK coffee, juli-
ciously sugarcl.
In Holland lady is expected to re-
lire Immediately if she should enter q
store or restaurant where men are con-
srcgatcd. She waits till they have left
before re- entering. Ladies' seldom arise
IN Spain TO receive male visitor, and
lhcy rarely accompany him to the door
A gentleman does not offer to shake a
Spanish lady's hand
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

herd of Texas steers recently had
Fcssion OF about two square miles of
|sas City thoroughfarcs. A number
persons were seriously injured by
Infatuated beasts. The animals
D finally corrallcd. but not before
It of their number had been killed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Ono Good Turn deserves Ano,her-

Fond Wife-It's so kind Of Won,
George. to go to the Intelligence Office
and got cook for me. You know how
l dread that ordeal.
Husband thinking of butte less
shirts and holcy siockings)-Well. my
dear, now how arc you going TO
pay me2
Let me see. Gn! When You need
typewriter Ill select one for YOU"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

What is known as the Snvian jackes
Is modification of the zouav, jacket,
made of black lace worked out with
rather thick silk cord. 1t is uscd effect.
:vely to tone down corsage of bright,
colored silk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

VI health and strcngth renewed and OF case
and comfort follows the use Of Syrup OF Figs.
as II acts In harmony with nature Ia cflcctu,l-
ly cleanse the system when costvc or bilious.
For salo In tOc. and 81 bottle, by all lcadin I:
druggists
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

VI PET We lief quito supper. 1
schmells someding nice. Johann; COOK
in cnbbageY No; hei dropped II
match in my combines basket dots vat
YOU schmeli."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

II is not enough to be ready To 10 where
HSu'y calls. y imam should stay around where
he can hear the call Acw Oile ms T!cuntn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

- Mill ons Of wo:, ca usc Duhhins's Electric
soap daily, and say II / lie hest and chrnlrst
IL Icy ur' right, !on gu lat ~ ESQ IL II
wrong. one frid!oaly Will show you Buy n bar
OF your grocer ana try II nex. Monday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
Oregon, the Paradise orIrn,,ucr.

Mild. cdunhlc china e, certain dnd ntun.Ltut
crops. Best fruit, grain. i,ri and stoca cuin-
try in the world. Full inlnrnni.o ION free. AL
dress Oregon lm'isnat'n l.uIrd, Portland, ore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

There is talk OF erecting II statute Of Mrs
liarrie;t Bcccher Stove in Hartford,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

| ADV Agents clear $50 Weekly selling our Cel,-
DRAFTED C"isci>: III ~ literal teens anu EIrsiyo
Territory gllarui' 81 sample Tree ABBY nj ,,co
for tcrips. Lcwis Schrelc & Cd, 81 lIusdwnv x
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Two Egyptian princes. sons of the Khe-
live, are being educated in Vienna.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

u afflicted with sorccycs use Dir. Isauc 'rhunI-
cons Eye-wat"r. druggists sell nj 10 per bottle
The smokers delight ransil's runch.r
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

DIR. Iicrcus Pellets, ono II dose. Cure head
ache. constipation aad Indigestion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

HqflME STUDY. Hook -krcpinv. business FormH,
EdomL Pcimnllship. ArithHi.ilc. Short hand. etc,
~ thoronglIy ta'n'ht by MAIL. CircnlarN free
BrynntH College, 49, Main ST.. Iiunslo, ". Y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Virtue wants more admirers, wisdom
more supllicanis, truth more real friends
nhd honesty more rrac,iiioncis.-h och st,r
I,utl,t.!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
The n, beauty That's seen in tue faces

Than any of which you have sung
The beauty that's seen In tue faces
Or women whose summer il DER
The autumn-like beauty that charms us
- Far moro than the beauty of yorc
l'nt this beauty Is seen tro rarely. The faces
oil most women lose the beauty of youth too
como tonip tho flowers which bctokcn gno,.
health, without which there can hc no rca !
Beauty. II our Attcrcan women wuuli fotti-
~ themselves against the approach Of the ter
tiplc Disorders 81 prevalent among them. 10y
usiii, pr. Picrcc.s Fuvoritc Prescription, their
90 a looks would b. retained tu Il sweet old
q e.. Thi' rcructly is n guaranteed cure for ali
tlc distressing, wcakucs'oS and arrangements
pccu iar to women.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

DALMS Bus. COLLEGE. Philadelphia Pn
l. Scholarships and position $50. Write for circular
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

DATENTS SECURED. Cno delay o. D. i.vts.
13l tiflh ntr.. IIiLahnEsh. Ia. 20 VI. lr. No.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

You may sing of the beauty of sprihetino
That glow. on the check nj III. Young,
hut sing of beauty that's rarcr
~, Than any nf which you have sung.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13

Jg,.,, 9th and 9th isunl.- of Moses, AIbnItus
EtA1-W MHEn,s, lIpng Lost ir!r'i. and way to-
49, nnd Hidden Treasures. Circulars Tree.
Is. q. SrAU FFEK. Bnchmumviilr, PA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-13
100 Doses Ono Dollar

EI( IL IL Large MAR eItf:E PAPER nuI
~ ~ - particulars al ass riullnn ;ai pays
over 81 ,OOU III mia fringe. Address
TIM tDIsKtri'JSDENT. TOlc',n, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mr.. Brady, Of Webster & Brady. tho managers Of
" After Dark appeared In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday tn oppose AugStn Daly's applica.
ton or an Injunction against the railroad In that
play which he maintains is an infringement on q
similar scene In Under thu Gaslightn Mr. Brady
was AZ INST unrepcsented by counsel, but aiterward
he secured the services Of judge DienhOefcr, who
happened ~ como into court. Judge DtenhOefcr OBJ
tanned postpOnement until next Friday. Mr DIN
appeared for Mr. DAILY.
notice posted at the stage door Of the Madison
Square Theatre informs Mr.. RoucIcsulfs pupls that
he Is III with severe cold ard bilious attack
n W. Palmer will not have any travelling company
next season, as he has Withdrawn Jim the Penmaa
and viii not send out Captain Swift
II was at time likely that Nibo's would be
closed next week, but Mr.. Gilmore has secured n b.
Roberts specially company
There is probability OF legal trouble between Lydia
Thompson and NJ. B. Leavltt, who managed her tour
this season. The tour not successful and 10 "
mored that Mr.. Leayitt considers that Miss Thomp-
son Is liable for the losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LAKE
PORTS

rhsHon he'd meeting her" t,d1y q hear the complain:
n the TOLEDO Produce FAchAuge, In which thoss Of De-
uois Cleveland and Buffalo Joined port
discr.nated against In the OF The New Eng and
rates the diHrrenual ~ nvs cents favor NrWYor
grain for homo consumption pTeycunG tho merchants
hero from supplying the demand. 10 argued I!
tho roads could AFFORD this fot
New YORK for Liverpool hpmfntN they could d Il
Tor the local trade Tho roads complained
Lake Shore Michigan Central tn New.YOfk ccntrE!
and the Boston AMI Albany. MI Raymond. OF Detroit
announced his city fling BE- bound By
the bindings Of ~" commission, II desired T. have Il,
heard separately, and NJ Smith, Of Toledo sad
Produce Exchange anxious b. amend rs plea
The whole matter was accordingly deferred until some
date tO be nAed in The future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
OBITUARY
SAMUFJ, TOpO,


Samuel lord, age etehtyslx founder Of tho firm Of
Lord & Taylor dry-goods merchants OF broadway and
Grand.st died on Wednesday at his home, Ashton
On-Mersey, Cheshire, England lie was born In York
shire, England, vas the youngest Of five children,
aud was left an orphan when young. He served hts
time as an iron moulder rising 20 the position OF
master In that craft In 1924 he came 10 EewIork
and started business at No A. Catherine-st BY hard
work and tho strctest economy he gradually increased
his business and in 1896 HIS young wife and child
whom no had left behind IN England, Joined him !;
and his wtfes cousin George W. Taylor, entered the
business with him, retiring some thirty years ago.
when James Taylor. Mrs Lords brother, took his
place In the business. Tho firm remained at Nos.
~ and 40 Catherne.st. till 1854, when they moved
10 Grand and Chrystie sts., where they
built fine store on the site OF a
former coalyard In 1890 the store At
broadway and Grand.st was built, the firm subse-
quenty removing 10 their present weknown store at
broadway and Twentieth.st, although branch bust
ness is still carried in Grand-st
Mr.. Lord first lived IN Newark but on the death OF
his eldest there, moved 10 Long Island where he
was until the time OF his death the owner of some
200 acres. He retired from the business seventeen
years ago, making his home at Ashton Cheshire,
England Tho house Is one Of tho best known In the
neIghborhood for It's magnlhcencs and hospitality.
Mr. Lord was a special partner IN several business
firms, notable among which that Of Thomas Med.
ley Co., Of NewOreans OF which he was the founder
He mover forgot those who helped him In hts carly
struggles, and on one occasion merchant who had
fallen into reduced circumstances asked him for q
Loan and when he asked about the security, Mr.. Lord
replied None you welcome 20 tie money :;
pay me back at your convenience" His two sons.
Varkcr. who started parce! boy IN the house.
comprise tho firm