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The morning call., 1890-07-03
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Office of THE MORNING CALL. 1857 Broadway near
Seventh st. once hours . A NJ. TO 8 P. NJ
"a LILLIAN j. DINGEE-oAKLAND REAL ES-
49, Eighth ST. Oakland, Cal; send for illustrated
price-liSt. le24 Il
TOR SALE IL EAST OAKLAND-$l5O0 FOR A
i choice corner; Sixteenth ST. and Nineteenth
ave; 7OxiOO; 5000 can remain time; must be
sold. Address X. B., Box 6. this Office ty3 us
GduOO MODERN GROOM COTTAGE; COR
u tOUU. ner lot lU0IlS5; stable, chicken
house, windmill and tank; in n. oaxland cable ana
steam cars pass within block of the house: $500
can remain on mortgage. Inquire OF b. 9. DUFFY,
991 Market ST., cor. sixth, 5. f. Je22 SuM0Mefr St
Uo6OO BROOM COTTAGE, BATH ETC.
u OOUU. and large lot 75xl0s, near Point and
Sixteenth-st stations: half can remain IN Ort-
gage at per cent; big bargain. T. j. KENNEDX,
$50 Market St, San Francisco. je2s 81 SuruTh
TOR SALE-THREE ELEGANT NEW SIX-RooM
Il cottages, electric bells, electric gas lighting.
speaking tubes, etc: they are in every way model
houses only three blocks from local train station;
terms, One-haf cash, balance on time to suit. Ap-
ply TO L. l.. PRIEST. 900 Broadway, oakland
I OTIS! LOTS! LOTSl-S3UO 1925 $3.50; LOTS
l. 40X135 feet south frontage; only blocks
from Dwight way-station; local trains to San Fran
cisco; only 10 more left; come quick; easy terms;
see owner L. L. SALISBURY, 475 Ninth ST., Oak
land tel7 Inn
$500 sIDEE[ aor S9os1oe o S sE
~. CHAS A. BAILEY, owner, 624 harAet Jel9 If
NEW 2-sTORY HOUSE OF I ROOMS AND
IN BATH stone walks; lot 25xl00; in central
location. near San Pablo ave. S3000: easy terms
MCDONALD & CAMERoN, 479 Ninth St, Oak
land jel5 II
OIL OnD 2-STORY GROOM HOUSE AND
u OUU. small store; lot 45Il00; cOrnering
8 streets; bargain. W. E. BARNARD Il son. 4S5
Ninth st. jel5tt
C.ITS JUST LOOK AT THIS A FEW LOTS
~ u. in the beautiful Piedmont villa Tract
ntFer fora few n nPFl al
or monthly payments; this tract fronts on Web
ster or Piedmont ave-; Westinghouse car line
running to Piedmont; such bargain offered
before In Oakland; take the chance to a lot
close to center of city that will double in value in
months. See owners, SHERMAN & PINNEY, 1853
Ninth ST., near Broadway, Oakland. Once open
evarv NIGHT until O'clock IN
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O.OeOO CORNER ON 18th ST., NEAR VA
~ OOUO. lenca: 2s:4x95 on grade; street
work done. W. II. GRIM q CO., POS Montgomery
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FURNITuRE WANTED.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
~ niture wanted 20 per cent paid more than elSs
where. MALONE, "a Fourth St. new store m205t
A FTER TRYING OTHERS, DON'T SELL UN-
~ I'll you have seen CHAS. LEVY, $50 and 53S
California ST. as he pays the highest cash prices for
furuitures office fixtures ap24 u
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z. SOn EACH; NICE LEVEL LOTS ON CAS-
I'D UOO SELL ave-; size 2SX2l4: these lots
between the Market-St. extension and 18th ST. the
latter street to be made into boulevard aud passes
directly in front of these lots; good improvements
are being made in this vicinity and these lots offer
good opportunity for a speculation. MCAFEE,
BALDWIN Il HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
iel5 If SuruTh
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u oUSE eF-3 ROOMS AND LOT 2SxS9 ON CoRT-
IL land ave-. of Mission ST., near 3lst, je26 l5t+
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C.O0O CORNER LlQUOK-STORE AND BAR;
u COU. good location; fine trade sold at actual
value on account of sickness Of owner. l. D. BAR
\ AEI llAs Marhat 81 LaEInr
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GoOO RESTAURANT; RECEIPTS $50 TO
- 'DOO. SIS per day: must be sold at once; &C
count sickness. NJ LESS qg5 Market st Its
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GIeO0 COFFEE SALOON AND OYSTER
- IOUO. house, near Market St; elegant fix
lures: fue stock: clearing $3.50 10 $500 month:
dis ITeemeut partners NJ. LESS, $50 Market ST. It,
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$3.50 is toTs IN M5sda ST a9a
Silver ave. &. II. UMBSEN u CO., IA Montgomery
street ie29 SuTurh BIT
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7 OTIS LOTS! LoTSl- 1925, $3.50; LOTS
l. 4ON135 feet; south frontage; only blocks
from Dwight way-station; local trains to San Fran
cisco only 10 more left; come quick; easy terms;
land iel7 I'm
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C.IEn RESTAURANT: DAILY RECEIPTS
III ~. from Sl2 TO SIG; fine handsome place;
greatest bargain in the city, worth $3.50: sickness
cause. BOOKER & TEMPLE, 81 Market, Room Ia
d G.050 BOOK. CIGAR AND CANDY STORE;
u AJO. centrally located. STARRATT a CO.,
60 Market street
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Q.Ic00 CHEAP; LOT 81 :6x9O: ON 26TH ST.,
u UUO. near Treat ave. opposite public park;
ready for building; street work done. q. II. UNIB-
SEN 4 CO.. Ii Montgomery ST. je29 SuTuTh st
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
IL CALL, in wrapper, ready for mailing,
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GON0 DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE;
,IOOO. Is furnished rooms: in good order; i'm
mense bargain; in prominent part Of Oakland.
STARRATT q CO. 632 Market St Its
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S8000 H 61 s9tsbs 4aS eE soT eE sBs as
size 40Xll5. near 25th ST.. this property is very
cheap and properly improved will pay a good in
come. McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND, 10
Montgomery st iel5 II SuTurh
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Cso5n RESTAURANT On MARKET ST;
u OOO. doing good business: furnished com
Qete IN good order; cheap rent: fine bargain good
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IA ANTED-To BUY HALF OR WHOLE INTER-
w est in poultry stand In OF the markets. Ad-
dress or apply C. WARNER, 119 Second ST. iyl 3ts
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CELL YOUR SECONDHAND FURNITURE TO
- WILEY BROS. for cash. 93l Mission. je27 If
1gCCABE, I2S FOURTH ST, PAYS THE HIGH
NJ est price for furniture stoves, ranges carpets
The morning call., 1890-07-03

C.TT6O CAPP NEAR 25TH-GoOD FLATS
u ~. of and rooms each, renting at S68;
lot 35x1I5. McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST iel5 SuTuTh IT
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LOST.


OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco, IN
the name OF MRS. JAN E LONKEY No. 1927. The
finder will Dlease return 10 bank i've Sta
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the probate court
of the county OF Salt Lake, territory of Utah,
made on the 18th day Of February A. ID. 1S90;iu
the matter of the estate of Elias Smith, de-
ceased, the undersigned the administrator Of
said estate, will sell at private sae to the high.
est bidder for cash, and subjsSt to confirmation
by said probate court, on or after Wednesday,,
the 18th day Of May, A ID. 1890 all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said Elias Smith,
deceased, at the time of his death, and all thd
right, title and interest that the said estate has
by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition to that Of the said intestatd
at the time of his DEATH in and to all that Ger
tain lot piece or parcel Of land, situate, lying
and being in the county of Salt Lake, territory
to wit: All of lots three ~ and four a., in
block twenty-three (23), five-acre plat "A" Big
Field survey, Salt Lake county, containing ter
acres of land, excepting the following described
portion thereof. to wit: Commencing in the
center of the Utah Southern railroad track, -four
lot three (3), and running thence west two (2l
rods, thence northerly along the west side Of
said railroad track thirty-tive 1857 rods to the
north line of said lot four a., thence east fou1
along the east line of said railroad track thirty
four and. nine-tenthS (34 910) rods to the SOUTH
east corner of said lot three ~, thence west
four az feet to the place of beginning, contain
ing sixty-eight one-hundredthS (6S-lOO OF an
acre. Terms and conditions of sale-cash.
Deed at expense of purchaser Bids or offers
must be in writing and be left at the Deseret
Savings bank in Salt Lake city, Salt Lalzs
county, at any time after the first publication Of
this notice and before the making of the sale, adj
dressed to the undersigned.
Dated April 25th, 1890
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Administrator of the estate OF Elias Smith, de-
ceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch office Of THE HERALD is in Reed
& Bargitts' iron building on Washington avenue,
adjoining Boyle g. Co.'S furniture store. Adver-
tising rates will be made known upon apphca
ton 10 the manager.
THE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
stands and by all news boys and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for 95 cents per week. No
Papers stopped until arrears are paid. Sub
scfioers failing to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the circulator at
the branch office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments to carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch office. e. A LITTLEFlELD. Manager
j. c. BOYLE. Calculator
lrprnhr Nov o 1901
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
TO BOOM BUSINESS.
We offer New Attractions for the Spring Trade Attractive
Goods and Attractive Priees that will tell
their tale Of Cheapness.


Keep this List of Prices in your mind
Mems Nobby Cheviot Spring Suits, $3.50 each.
Mems Working Pants. ST. pair.
Mems Nobby Spring Pants, So pair.
Mems French Flannel Overshirts, soc, each.
Mems Unlaundred Shirts, 45e. EACH
Mems Drab Hats, 50e each.
Mems Coz Blue Denim Overalls 45c pair.
Mems 9-oz. Blue Denim Jumpers, 45c each.
Mems Heavy Check Jumpers, 40c. each.
Boys Shirt Waists, 15c each.
Boys Knee Pants, 25e. pair.
Boys Cheviot Suits cages to 12), $1.15 EACH
Mems Fine Balbriggan Undershrts and Drawers, 12-
thread, $125 suit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
First District Court.

John Seaman VS.. Standard Publishing
company; order dismissing case.
A. Shaw VS.. Lynne Irrigating ompany
order appointing referee.
c. j. HUMPHREYS VS.. J. A. McCulloch;
ten days to answer.
Sallie Hubbard VS.. J. p. Emmertsen
ten days TO plead.
A. Huss ct al. VS.. Sidney Stevens; given
to and including May 10 to prepare and
serve statement on motion for a new trial.
William Geddes ct al. VS.. North Ogden
Irrigating company; order referring case
TO w. l.. Maginnis, referee.
Cyrus Rawson ct al VS.. The Davis and
Weber County Canal company; order re-
ferring to Ogden Hiles as referee
]. NJ. Easton VS.. I'll. ThoDber ct al. hear
ing of demurrer.
Simon Mckenzie VS.. George Haverley ct
al case tried and taken under advise
ment.
Ann J. Mortimer VS.. Y. M. c.. Silva: or
trial, with o. W. Powers for defendant and
j. L. Rawlins and G. c. Richards for
plaintiff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02

John G. Cutler & Bro, agents Provo 81
Deseret Wooden mills have removed tenn
porarily to No. rs West First South street,
east Of Herald building.
All kinds of wooden goods. Gents suits
made to order from our celebrated cassi-
meres; spring styles just received from the
mills
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
P0licp COurt

Charles Crosen, drunk, was fined and
paid 50. Robert Christian and John Cline
Tor the same ofiense anted the same amount
3 and were allowed to go free.
, A. w. Smith, petty larcenist, went up
fcr three days, and James Riley, vag.
was sent TO Jail for ten days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02

Countless variety of shoes at all prices.
GEORGE A. ALDER & Son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-02
REMOVED.

DO not weaken yourself by drastic purga-
tives. Take Simmons Liver Regulator
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
ATCHlSON PHILOSOPHY.

Every wrinkle on mans face looks like
a dollar sign.
Before doing a foolish thing remember
that the world likes to laugh.
Many times when YOU are very indignant
you are in the wrong yourself.
Many man has strong good points that
are oyerbaianced by little weak points.
Heaven must be the place where every
man receives what be thinks he deserves.
Most love troubles arise out of the fact
that most men think that women ought 10
be angels.
y man may refuse to pay every one else,
but he Will find there is no getting out OF
it if he has the devil to pay.
Man learns from experience after all;
when the oldest girl Of the family is given
"A musical education the other girls are not.
For every day that q man knows WON
an, he finds her capable of doing something
better and meauer shan he had believed SHE
could do.
The most disgusting man IN the world j,
the fool who says by his actions: What
ever comes into my little head is right, the
world is wrong. put the thoughts that
happen into my little head against the eX
perience of the world. '-Atchison Globe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
WOMEN WHO WHINE AND scowL.

Trivial Matters Ovor Which Wauen IN
Easy Circuui stances Are Disturbed.
l seem never before to have remarked
so many woMen who scowl. What on
earth is the matter with them alp Women
with every indication of luxury and ease,
who IRE clothed in soft raimcnt, who have
rings upon their hands and solitaireg in
their ears, and whose shoes and gloves are
irreproachable, go about with a peevish
sCOwl upon theirfaCcS There is the scowl
of rage and that OF contempt There is the
frUwn Of anxiety aud of reproof but the
sCowl most women carry seems born Of
mere ennui. ] have watched SO many
women of late upon the streets and in the
cars on whose foreheads have crept those
unmiStakablc little wrinkles which iudi-
cate the habtual frovn AID I have won
dered what they had to frown over.
Have you known what it is to battle the
world and fight for bread and butter
madam No. Then why that frown?
Are you carrying some great sorrow along
with an atmosphere of luxury? Are your
friends all dead or dying. Is life nsup-
portable? Should you put these questions
to vast majority Of these sowing WON
en- ten to one they would answer NO"
but would explain that they couldn't match
a piece Of silk, or that thei" dreslmaker
had failed to send nome their gowns ON
time, or that Tom, Dick or Harry had told
them they could not give them $50 until
tomorrow, or that their dolls were stuffed
with sawdust and they were bored beyond
expression, aud actually, Really, there was
absolutely nothing in life. want to shake
such women. | want TO tell them that f
they have home, and enough to eat and
,xopr md I,y1lc ,.l Id ral, about +l,a1, ,,,J
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
STRAY BITS.

There are 1f3 places in the United States
named after Mad Anthony Wayne.
The earliest instance Of an engraved gem
is the emerald ring OF Polycrates, 740 =. G.
pittsburp is properly spelled with final
h, that being tho orthography of the city's
charter.
In Central park, New York on a fine
afternoon asnnany rs $500 saddle horses
are ridden.
The banana plant has been found to con
tain greater quantity of pure fiber than
any Of the other numerous vegetable pro-
ducts used for paper making
A kitten in Hood River, Ore, caught a
lizard, and the reptile in attempting to es-
cape ran down its enemy's throat where
it lodged with fatal result TO the cat.
There are but two words in the whole
range of the English language containing
all Of the vOwcls in their regular order
They are abstcmious and facetious.
Almost in the exact geographical center
of Wyoming is a mountain OF solid hema-
tte iron ore, with 600 feet of il above
ground, more than n mile wide and over
two miles in length.
Nearly 1900 900 shad have been planted
III lDt open NbitTS Oh Nttbl Blt uuillR Lnc
last two years. The rivers of Georgia are
said to be the best in the United States for
the propagation of fish
1t is estimated that if the tobacco used
in France duringa single year were twisted
into a cord two inches in thickness it would
| he long enough TO encrcle the earth thirty
times, following the line OF the equator.
The horse that Gen. Grant last used in
the army is said to be leading comfort
| able existence on u farm near st. Louis, to
| which it was sent by Judge Long, Of that
city, to whom Gen. Grant presented the
| animal.
! Butterflies are to be the next victims OF
fashion Fans are decorated with the beau
/ tiful wings of these insects, caught in hun
dreds for the purpose. tle body, antennH
and LEGS being sketched in afterward by
an artist.
The men employed in the German fac
tories in which -mokelcss powder is manu-
/ featured have been provided with rubber
masks to protect them from the fumes
thrown off by the chemicals entering into
the composition OF the powder.
The superintendent of the dead letter Of
fee at Washington says that more than
6O00,Gn0 pieces of mail matter are annually
sent to the dead letter Office by reason OF
incorrect, illcgibe or deficient address, in
sufficient postage or insecure closing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
Brains.

For long time it was supposed that the
relative weight Of the brain ~ compared
with the body was greater in man than in
any of the lower animals, but alas! for
poor human nature, it is now known that
some of the smaller South American mon
keys have. proportionally a larger share
Of brain than our noble selves. On the
other hand, however, man carries more
weight in his Uranium than any other
breathing creature except the elephant
and the whale.
As a rule the human brain increases in
gravity-speciGc gravity, of course--up TO
the 20th or 2lst year, aud after the age Of
discretion till the 10th year usually re
mains in statu quo. Alter 10 the organ in
most cases begins to wilt il continues to
decrease in volume more rapidly as we
grow older, and in those who are unhappy
enough 10 reach the seventh stage of sec
ond childishness and mere oblivion" there
is nothing left of ii worth mentioning.
As proof that the weight OF the en-
ccphalic mass determines to considerable
extent the amount of intellectual power
it may be stated that when the former is
less than thirty-tWo ouucos-forty-uiu
ounces for the male and forty-four for the
female brain are the aVerage-idiocy or
partial imbecility invariably accompanies
the defect The heaviest brain on record
is that of Cuvier, the great naturalist,
which weighed siXty-fou ouuces,--Aew
York Ledger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
RAILWAY BaEViTlES.

TIE report that the famous viaduct at
Ki,zua, Pa, would be destroyed soon is
erroneous
The Railway Age advocates the use of
compartment sleeping cars as a means Of
securing much needed privacy.
As surveyed the Great Northern C,fant-
toba) road will be- by go miles the Short
est route from the Poetic 10 ST. Paul.
The capital stock per mile of oompietrrl
road in 1889 was 81, 800; bonded debt per
mile Of completed road. 81, 07S and cost Of
road and equipment per m{ie, 1886
Ten years ago the MON Pacific was the
only railroad crossing the main range Of
the Rocky mountains. It is now CROSSED
at ten different places-an average of ono
new railroad year.
The latest invention in sleeping oarx is
one in which the berhs are hidden under
the hoor by day while chairs are placed in
q similar position at night. The mechan-
ISM Is very ingenious.
The new Louisiana law which wen0 into
effect Sept. / makes a passenger rate Of
three cents a milo, instead of five cents az
heretofore charged II also provides sepa-
rate cars for whites and blacks.
A Running record OF 1e2,Odl miles With
out being stopped for repairs has been
made by passenger engine No. 704 on the
Indianapolis and Vincennes road, divis-
ion OF the Pennsylvania company.
The total railroad mileage of the United
States in 1893 was O5i4 "A miles, an in
crease Of G,26s.43 miles over that of 1883,
while the mileagein second tracks, sidings,
etc, increased ), 0@0 e miles in the Same
time.
Since the list of January 32j miiee Of ran
roGd track have been laid, ,407 miles are
under construction, 1900 miles are under
survey, and 5,0j1 miles have been projected
in Kansas Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana,
Texas and Indian Territory.
D. J. Maciey, president Of the Mackey
lines, credit. his excellent health and power
/ of endurance, no matter how hard he
works, 10 the fact that he never lets any
thing worry him, and he neither chews to-
bacco, smokes nor drinks Intoxicating liz
! quors.
/ The old scheme of a ship railway to con
meet Lake Huron and Lake Ontario has
been revived in Canada. The proposed
/ route is 60 miles long; estimated cost,
/ 3l2O00O0O; would save R9S miles Of lake
! navigation and IS miles OF canal, and three
/ days time between Chicago and the sea-
board.
Engine No. 1898 Of the Pennsylvania
railroad does more work every day than
any other locomotive in the world, making
two round trips (46S miles between Altoo-
ma and Pit'9burg every week day, and one
on Sunday lis weekly mileage is 3,043
miles. or the equivalent Of the circumfer-
ence Of the earth every two months.
Another great trunk line is to be built
from New York to Chicago. 1t is to be
known as the American Midland road, and
is to begin at the terminus OF the Central
railroad OF New Jersey in jersey City. The
route selected will be by 120 mixes the short
est bet ween New York and Chicago An
express train will make the run between
these places in eighteen hours.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


iirTrY N0iteraon was on@lnaily intend
Tor Pl''IllNO ny MS i"lH'''
Senator Dixon otl{node island, Is Sald TO
e an admirable sketcher and car2oaturist.
Rev l.. Meredith who, next to Dr. Tai
aale. ucacli,. to the largest audiences in
brooklyn, was sailor boy.
Gou W r. sherman and Gen. Horace
Porter have been elected honorary mem
aar- of the Actors Fund of America.
Eao,l Dr,t+ t,o RoIti,rora rbiIen.
,bropi,f who celebrated his eighty second
birthday recently. Is as strong mentally a.
he eyer Was. and takes keen interest in
everything that goes on.
o.,,oes..,, L,.,.,,;.o,,, ,-.oll,- c;.;yons
%. DaniaI S,.los - co1ored ms, He +, -
,av,,or 20 yaars of oge dresses in the
height of fashion. and is man OF fine APP
ne,rancc and GREAT amiability.
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ii, ,.--iIa, I,,ha g. o,,a ~ +l,1.s,,c
,., ,I..,,,,,o,ist, 81 +ha rrnt,sd Statae ie
o. Linn sncctaclod man usually clad in a
closely Luttouod Prince 4 lbert coat.
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'4,il'7 of i'd - haad 90 Io,.,o, Ion
cattIe and lofs Of farming machinery
-. -. n.. .l.,s ,.., 400 e..
'atiI' VIC l'N07l''' i,,,;,, 80 al,,o,
2e,ra' I ,a 80 at- ~ Te pnr Fronno
O"i''H' ,'.'N - ~
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DaNin IN, o,iC VI - -,
GlH1e u 'e 1l'eG o'''.e9 oO,ii''' a. ~
L'rl,' q nluIa''o' I"9 ,oeii ~,
Inc oIlce LOT ''oie 't"ii VA " 'Lii'A
II S''u 10 DC PALMER '4 o0ii'''''' Oi' 70 0'i'
CYRUS W. Eltld has aged quite uOtlcea-
bly, Of late ms manner Is hGC nearly so
Jocund lie has Withdrawn IarBely from
business, ana ms son. NyroS' 'r'' mas un
der hl5 direction the infringement Oh MS
fathers affairs.
At his beautiful home in Germantown
the late William Brockie dispensed a cor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-17
STRANGE TALES.

\ banter at Columbus Ga resulted in
two men swapping their artificial legs.
\ coored boy in GAINESVILLE, O.. named
Times Recorder Sammons, aIter the daily
paper published there.
\ girl of IS and a boy only four years
older were married at Columbia, Mo, with
the full consent of their parents.
Ia Rrapos Avres tho noIice alone b,y,
tbn riol.t ia whistle ON the street. Ar,
other person whisthng IS at once arrested
Into d, nssch tree on his nloce At ,,a,a
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