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Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

r OsT-A 3S-CALIBER SMITH & WESSON
IL earl-handled revolver. on road between Los
Angeles and Altadena. Liberal reward. Call
1T HERALD office, G. &c. On
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LOST AND FOUND.


q 800 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
- personal address of Mrs. Frances Klaiber, or
chine No. 4255, O21; party lived at 632 s.
Olive st. The SINGER MFG. co. PIG s. Broad
way. 10-1-4t
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

WANTED = HORSE AND SURREY OR
w horse for surrey to do driving in the city
for two or three months. Will give best Of care.
c. w. INNES, 1O1 N. Broadway. 9-3O-2t
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wv ANTED-TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES-
w tate from Five Hundred Dollars to One
Thousand Dollars at one and one-haH per cent
a month. Address w. T., P. o. B. 942, Station
C. $50 IT
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

GEORGE 81. SMITH. THOMAS L. WINDER
HENRY M. SMITH.
CMITH, WINDER g. SMITH, ATTORNEYS
y at-law, will practice in all the State and
Federal Courts Offices: Rooms 1, 2, 3 and 4
University Bank building, lit New High St,
Los Angeles. Cal Telephone No. 583. m14tf
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

THE OCCIDENTAL UNIVERSITY OPENS
i on Wednesday, the 18th, with good pros
poets of larger attendance than ever before.
9-7-1m
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CALIFORNIA COUNCIL NO.
y 728, Royal Accommodates second and
fourth Friday evenings of each month, at X. of
P. Hall, No. 1857 8. Spring street, visiting
Box 1175. Secretary
ma13-6m
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

TRINITY SCHOOL, 1884 MISSION ST, PRE-
i pares young men and boys for university
day, August 4, 1890 Address, Br. E. B.
SPALDING, rector, San Francisco. au11-3mos
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

EOR SALE--ALL OAK CHARCOAL. AP-
Il ply to F. GHETTI, San Fernando, Cal
3-1mo
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-01

WNNTCn-Agents to sell the Pliness Clothes
WAN lLU Line; the only line ever invented
success; patent recently issued sold only by
agents, to whom the exclusive right is given
on receipt of so cents we will send sample
to agent; secure your territory at once Adj
dress The Pin1ess Clothes Line Co., II
Hermon street, Worcester, Mass. apps saw ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
Foreign Notes Of Interest

Much havoc has been wrought by storms on
the southern coasts OF Europe, cspeciai
around sardinia. in which vicinity eleven
persons are known to have been Killed and
fny injured, while many vessels were wreck
ed aud mum Der Of houses shattered.
Signor Crimaldi. The new Italian Minister
OF Finance Is spoken of as enc of the com
ing men" In Italy. lie IL brilliant and able,
and, although not yet fifty, has been for mere
than twenty years In public life.
Sir Edwin Arnold is "a hard worker during
his isunt I'm Japan, despite tn fact mat he II
supposed 10 be taking holiday. II. sits up
laie at night and wri es or reads with untir-
f. e ei ergy. He Is great smoker OF cigar
cites and n most cosa panionable man.
The managers of many of the leading Eng
lish publishing firms assembled iD the Lon
don hamDtr OF Commerce THURSDAY ana dis
cussed the American Copyright bill COM
mittee was appointed TO report on the effect
the measure viii have on the trades inter
ested.
\ united meeting Of the ate Council and
the United Council of switzerland was held
Thursday for The purpose OF elcetios resl-
dent and Vice-PrtsideDt OF the Republic Tor
the wear 1891. Dr. Welt. who ls ~ present
Vice-President, was cted President. an j
NJ Hauser vice-president rney VIII assume
office on January lst. eneral Frei, who was
formerly swiss Minister at ashingtOn. has
been elected n member oi the federaI Couh'
Gil.
In France at present there are 2.OOO,00O
households IN watch there has been no cnild'
! =. 100000 IN which there was one child;
300. 900, two caildren; 1 300. 900. three about
/ 900. 900. four: 55O.u0p, five; $4,000, Six
ana 300 900. seven or more.
No one ever talks out loud when taking
dinner ith Quee 4 Victoria, unless In re-
suOnse TO Il direct question from Her Majesty.
The guests cOnVe Sc among themselves IN
whispers From time TO time the Que n
speaks to some one Of her guet IS, but as IL l.
not proper 10 disagree with her the con-
servatlOn is necessarily subject 10 str CT limi-
tiions, The Queen may disagree with heT
guests, however.
! The death is announced AZ Nottingham OF
! Harry PaulsOn, pueilist, at the age OF seven
I tv-two, His most famous battle was tnat
/ with Thomas ayers. in which ne was de
| feated after Il terrifcstruggle lasrirg through
/ tnS rou1,dS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
LoupouN COUNTY WAR CLAIM
Dismissed in the Court # Claims "t
Washington.

WAsHINGToN. ID. c., Dec. l2.-.Special.l
The Court Of Claims has dismissed the
case Of Ebenzer j. Conard and others Sci
ing up claims Tor property destroyed -
Lnudoun county, Va, during The war Dy
the order of General SDetidaa, aggregatht
, $50 600. The list Of claims as set iOrtn III
tie l6tiiion Is ~ iollpw-:
Josebh Bal win; cows. yeafli gs,3horse
1 SADDLE. s6i3 A. Burlington: cows :
hog s'5 HenIy f. Butts: COW, $50,
| j. seph onIad; hOress, SAP. Mahlon Dem
o vi hog, . cattle, s2ls Lewis w. Derry:
q caItls. two hogs, s2l7. + lip Derry; 4
Derry, OF P,ter: 50 sheep, io cattle. / horse,
ss65. Philip r v: l hois $3.50. Harrison
lila ses: 3 horses. and cattle netting l."OO
pound beef. S55U. samuel Hough; morse
: le, 6eorae ". Moore. 2 horses, hogs, 81
sheep. s6-s George Neer: hors p. $3.50.
edwin II. Potts: l COW. one calf 500. Fred.
/ NJ Potts oxen, co :, 1 steer heher'
buil. 1 calf slSS. Henry Il ed; ! Ia rse, A
cows, 500 Joseph j. lnisseil, Z aoFe, Sl5o'
inyid ShriVer: 2 hOrs' ~ COWS, 3 cattle, 500.
| Richard Tayeneer: steer. go. John Wa
ters: horse. $l00. Levi Waters: COWS.
atct!s, horse, 2 sheep s554.
In its finding the Court quotes the brutal
order Of General siegidan, and states tina,
the primary purpose OF this ofaeg was mol
the supply of the army but INJURY 10 the "n-
emy; that many residents OF Loud)un eoun
[, presented their claims 10 the Southern
! claim Commission, which dismissed them
holding that ciailIc for property taken f"r
the use Of the asiay were 50
intermingled with those for pt0pert!
! xhich was sold and the money
turned into tbe treasury that ii was lmpos-
sible to separate them. The court holds
thai if any of the property was sold and the
nroceeds turned into The treasury, the
| claimants are barred Ly the statute OF limi.
| tatiops. and 4 follows The claims commits,
lion 10 the effect that the claims presented
are SO mixed that they Gannot De separated
The court says claims tor property destroyed
for military purposes are excluded IRON liz
| Jurisdiction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
THE HORSE RACES.
Entries and Results at Clifton and Gut
teDburg.

Following were the winners at Clifton,
yesterday;
First race, seyen-eishths OF mile, selling
Leo Brgel first. Monsoon second, Meade
third. lime l.33.
Second race. thIe quarters offs ile-ly-
sander nrst. Dalesman second, Paradise
hird. Time /. 9A.
Ihiid race, six aud one-half mrIongs,
maiden two-year old, seiling-kepept inst.
Irene IL. second, Msg.ie ., third Time
l21A.
Fourth race. one mile. handisap--Llzzle
first. Blue ieans second Prince James miro.
Finn race. cne and one sixteenth OF mile,
selling = Contessa, nlly. nrst. blantique
second. Gardner bird. Time l.5il5-
Glenn frst, Mamie b. second. Tioga third.
lime nis.,
Entries at Guttenbur to-day;
First race, fye-eIgh,hs e q mile Bush
Bolt. Judge Mitcnel iiv The Earl, 100, Pat
| ,ick, lO7; Dahlman Sir George. lOV, 0ascadr.
Mugs. Eclat N iy). h lola, 81.
Second race, tnfec-s.uiIters OF mile, sell
ing Fore King. lO0, Facial B. lOo: "A, u In,
Anomaly. lO7: huth. los; salisbury. sandy,
Iu2; Blackburn, Bias, 100; Peril. 81: Drum
stick. iozs, Bucks one, o.: Marty Il, 9o;
Third race. six and one half furlongs, hand
leap Ny Fellow. l10; objection, ll2; Cyno-
| sure, ll0 Now or Ney,r, lUe; ClOster, i, d
iago, l0i: Rslls,on. l03; Harry kuhl, 0t,
| Fetal b., or; Barcarola Little Fred. ~
Fourth ace, five -elgnths of . miie-Obtec
tion. Ii2; Red Elm, SUNDAY, Puenia. Dixie
servia, Kittie Van. loo; MeDowell, Baliston
iU7; Dllemma, 100, Flanbssu, ioS; Ooeriin
92; Servitor, 81.
Firh race, one and one-o quarter GA mile
Churchill Clarke. Ils, sale Harper. ! 4
Kern, no. Lakeview. wahoe, LOB Oieiius
IU7; Supervisor, lO0 Iceberg. los; Mac
eregor: lQii wandefment sam D., iO2; SOU
| Mash. 1ul
ns- Poaflro, Lonely. II5; Coldstream. Nep
Idnus l.andseer.i III; Mhittier. ilV Ma
O. uley. Brown Duke. lot; chlckasaw, ivl
John.Ats-pod. Ossa. Pal Mall l0cs He
ID yAV n, Pat Aoien. VI,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
rARSELL's OPPONENT KISSED.
KILKENNY, Dec, l2.-Mr. Michael d.
viii arrived IN this Oit. to-day: A gre'
crowd met him at the station. The recel
ton accorded him was OF mixed chAa
Ter. ore faction loudly cheering the ON
srmel editor, while the other respondt
with hisses and groans and counter chez
for ParDell.
PARNELL BOTH KISSED AND HoNoRE'
Kilkenny. Dec. 12.--As the traia bea
ing Mr. Pagnell was leaving Cork. Parne
addressed body OF Queens College ST
dents who had gath red Op the platform
aopiaud him. lie thanked them for the
sympathy, and said that he had no fear
defest il The youth Of Ireland r
NAMED by his side, ybe Journey va
rLsAn,oy.' Parting Words.

NEW YORK, bee. l2,.-Just before leaving
for Europe tonight Mr.. 0'Brien said: III
would not do b expect too much from
this trip. We are painfully sensible OF the
dangers, but we have the strongest re-
lance in the good will Of the two sections ol
the party. Whatever may be said, u Is Ger,
tain that men are all single-minded aud
acting most reluctantly under the painful
sense OF duty.
Harrington said goodbye to some of his
friends in his room tonight. lie spoke feel
ingly, and thanked them for their Kindness.
He said, that since be had differed with bi.
associates, be had not attempted force
sny sympathy for Parnell. and thought
that the true spirit of the Ameri-
can people would DC true TO the
in. net OF the Irish people, and would sup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
CONDITION OF TRADE.
nutlp..s Outlook More HoPeful-MoneS
Pressure Improved.


Pressure Improved.
Nyw YORK, pee. 12.-The regular weekly
review OF trade viii say: The business out
look is more hopeful There have been
numerous failures. and there is still much
pressure, but the supply Of money mas 80
improved by treasury purchases OF Donus,
and by shipments Of gold from Europe that
there is more ground for confidence ana
some actual improvement. Cnul January
Let not much relief can be expected. ana
fears Of unwise legislation CO niinue TO cause
much withdrawal Of money from active use
but for the present these Is less pressure
here and at Boston.
The south reports fair business IN spite OF
gle cootinuiug decline in cotton. spirits
mOSe freely at savannah, oranges at Jack
sOnvslse. sad sugar, molasses, ana rice at
New Orlesns. 81 at good prices.
Business fahg1ps during the last seven
days number ~ tbe United States, 34i ana
Tor Canada. %: h0ka}. 31i: as compared
with a total OF 3l2 last week. and 2i9 the
week previous 10 last. For tIs correspond
ing week Of last year the hgures sge ~.
representing 80 failures IN the tnlted
states, aud 80 IN the Dominion of Canada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
NORTH AROLlNA.
Handsome Shaft to Professor kerT-seri
Gus CharG- Against Minister.

Handsome SUaft 10 ETOIStsoF htfi-oeti'
Gus CharG- Against Minister.
RALEIGH, y. c.. Dec. l2.-lspecial. To
dav handsome granite shaft was erected
in OakwOOd cemetery, in this city. over tine
grave of the late Professor w. c. Kerr, who
was for number Of years state geOlOgist ol
North Carolina. The shaft Is Of native
North Carolina granite. aud Is twenty -One
feet i'm height. Professor Kerr was for many
wears state geolOgist. and was later in the
employ of the United States, and engaged
i'm Government geological surveys.
Rev. |, Nick, Pittingee, the new rector OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd. OF this
citv. who will succeed Rev. W. NJ. Clark.
who accepted call to Fredericksburg, Va,
arrived here today from Long Island, and
will at once enter upon his duty.
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA ASYLUM.
The annual meeting of the Eastern North
Carolina insane asylum cOlored people
of the State was held yesteaday at Colds
boro. The eport Of DR.. j. +. Miller shows
that there are two hundred aud fOrty-ioul
INN ltes in the asylum, and that there was
expended during the year ending Deem
ber lst the sum Of s27623. The directors
decided to ask the legislature for an an
nual appropriation OF $4,000 Tor the support
OF the institution.
THE FIRST REGIMENT RNcAMfMKNf.
Colonel Henry Jones, Of the First Regi
meut Virginia Volunteers, bds written Il
! Colonel W. c. Jones, of the second Reg
ment of the North Carolina State Guard
] sa,iug that II is about certain that the Wiz
! ginia volunteers viii accept the invitation
I 10 90 into an annual encampmrnt with th'
North Carolina troops at Wrightsvllle mex
summer.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST = MINISTER
In the Conference at Wilson, Rev. u. A
+. Oglesby, presiding cider OF Washington
district. preferred serious charges agains
| Inc character Of Rev. ID. K. Bruton, promi
! neni member Of the Conference. com
m,ttee of Investigation was appointed, an1
renorted to-day that the trial gas necessary
BI,bop Keener thereupon appointed com
mi,tee Of ten ministers r. hear the trial ant
declare the result. TbFee ministers wsee al
/ pointed to defend the accused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
ALASKA ESQUlMAUx.
Cap,al. Healey says fhey are in Desu-
tute Circumstances.

SAN FRANCIsC CAL, Dec. l2.-Captain
Ue,ley. of the reyenue-cutter Bear, in con-
peetion with sheldon Jackson, United
STATES Commissioner Of Education ior
Alaska. who recently arrived from Alaska
ON the Bear. will. al an edry date, forward
Ia Washington commune riion win re-
card 10 the condition OF the k~qulmalN I'D
Northwestern Alaska. He viii point ont
rhat the EsquimauX are suherhs
great hardships. ana in some cases
bordering uron starvation, owing TO lhe
iscarczty o. deer, and particularly 90 ac'
count o( the entire failure of the hunt the
past autumn. Captain Healey will propose
10 ss,e Government that he purchase mum;
ber ~ reindeer OF both sexes, which abound
on the siberian coast, and transport tnem
on the Bear tO some point on the Alaskan
coast where moss aud feed are plentiIui.
lie will also advise that The Government
,enlist the services q a number OF siberian
natives % instruct the EsquimauS in the
art Of herding the deer. and as the animal
becomes more numerous they can be dis,
tributed over Northwestern Alaska, and
form food supply for the natives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
s,..x Marc,,nv From m. bad Lands.

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. i2.-Nearly 6oc
loises, or 1905 siopy, including the bands
of Two Strike aud Short Bull. are marching
10 from the "Bad Lands' 10 the Pine Ridge
Agency, in obediepce T. General Brook9s
riders, aud will report % him tonight un:
less they are stampeded by fresh rpmors
They have been slow 10 start. beoauss ihs3
were told that they were TO be punished fol
ralding squaw-mens ranches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
AMERICAN PATENT SYSTEM
To Ptcss ote the Cslebrstios OF the Com
pietlon ofIts First Century.


WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. l2.--The ezecu'
tive committee Of the organization 20 pro
mote the celebration Of the completion oi
The first century Of the American Patent
system met tonight In the Board Of Trade
rooms, and adopted the drafts Of circular
iolnyentOrs and manufacturers throughout
The country setting forth the object OF the
celebratiOn.' aud the great Importance OF
having Congress- Of invention In this city
next April. The benefits Of the patent
system - the agricuituralists In the field,
fhe mlsefs 10 the mine and the mechanic
an bis sb0p, are elOquently set forth. and
'e0tr~sp0ndeBce and suggestions are so
Aieited from all wso are interested In the
AnVsemeet. Professor =. y. Watkins, OF
zoe United States National Museqp, Is the
s'<faary of this executive e1mmittee 10
"hcn ali Letters should be addressed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13

DETROIT, MICH, Dec. l2.-rhe Conyen-
,ion of hoe Federation Of Labor this morning
sent greeting 10 ts.e Farmers Alliance Con
yention and TO the international! Labor Con.
,ress at Brussels. The Legislatures oil
Georgia. Kentucky, Tennessee and Ala
bama will be asked 10 forbid convict labor
in mines. support was pledged TO The
painters, who will strike for eight hours ON
Nav lat next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13

port Parnell. He was not without hope
that some union could be made, and he
would strive TO unite the two factions. lie
believed IL Mr.. Parnell could save Ireland
BY sacrificing himself he would not hest
tate TO take the step.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
.IxinpDaprerousIy III.

Especial TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
BERLIN, Dec. 12.-The King Of Wurtem-
burg is dangerously i'll with catarrh. IL Is
reported tonight that he is hardly able to
breathe. King Charles was sixty-seyen
wears old on the 9th OF march last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN TROOPS

KussIau Oficers Utcfite the 0Iar COH"
cerning Their Advancement.
Especial TO the Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
COLOGNE, Dec. 12-The Cologne Ga
zette contains dispatch from st. Peters
burg, which claims that the reports about
the progressive advancement OF the German
and Austrian armies are withheld from the
Car, who Is deluded with the living state
ment OF the superiority OF the Russian
troops and officers. The COMMANDMENTS
chief has demanded of the Car the dis
missaI from the court of the German and
Austrian military attaches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13

. .'ss ~: s.ss;: Ss's: g: Z sss: :'sS:.: a:'ss &
thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF THE
QUESTION PRESENTED.
MR.. PAGES FINE EFFORT.
FULL SYNOPSIS OF ITS MOST
SALIENT POINTS.
The Theories and sopnistries of Cable
and His CoIored ALLIES Refuted-De-
fense OF the south, and What
She Has Done For Her
Negro Citizens - Mas
terly Review of
the Problem.

NONT CLAIR, n. j., Dec. l2-LSpecial. :
Hon. W. G. =. Breckinridge, Of Kentucky,
and Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, of Virginia,
delivered addresses here tonight, present
ing the Southern side Of the negro question.
Mr.. G.. w. Gable and a negro spoke here
some time since on the same subject, giving
{ Northern side OF the negro problem.
The addresses tonight were exceedingly
able, and listened to with marked interest.
rhs following are the salient points Of Mr..
Pages speech:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13
SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT UPON PARNELL.

LONDON, Dec l2.-The Star this morning
makes "A savage onslaught upon Mr. Par
neIi whom it accuses of Fenianiem. The
paper says; To-day possibly dynamite,
to-morrow rebellion. He is dragiDS ireland
to red ruin and outiawFy. de lied to DaT
witt. tricked his party, ana is nshiing WIN
poisoned weapons and traitors hand"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13

"NO such aOt OF Estuity ever teinaiihteuiion
a nation. Justification u can have none,
It's hest excuse mnsl be that II Was accom-
plished under a certain enthusiasm of re
yepge tust after a bitter war, and before the
pIood hal cooled sufficiently for reason % re-
assert her sway. Could IL plead Zeal II might
be better even though II were but tue zeal
which under Duk Alya harrled the Neither
ian :, or which under that brutal Charles
wbo fred on his sut jects, drove the Hugue-
, nots from France. IL cannot, however ui1ef
even this poor plea. Tue reconstruction OF the
south was vn the part Of the North al large
simply thai which 10 natio.ai hie Is worse
than A crime-a bIunder. Un the part of the
ie',ders u no manned II and C rrieditthrougb.
| N wsls a Good, deliberate. calculated act of
lnfanly, violstive ofthe terms on which the
south has surrendered ana disbanded her
| broken al mics. and perpetraied Tor tbe pur..
pose Of ,eruring not draqe. not safety, mol
hshtsaas aekn6xi dyment.of lawfulty con,
power 10 wreck is VIII to Tile aders cf the
usfly which WAS az that tine domipantl
power Win al laat II Implied OF vile gain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-13

The House Census Comp.isiee to-day sub
mltted its report ON the Apporticnment NJ bill,
liking the membesship NJ xA. The cprt
states that VirstNia has QUE IS the smallest
resulting fractions. only about 9u,oo0. A.
Tug TINEs has hitherto stated, virginia's
pumber reuaiss unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-11

that he was surprised at the new machin-
cry and boiler that the electric plant has
been promising to put in. He claims that
is the reason all Of our lights are always
burning.
Mr.. Pat McDonough has returned from
Pittsburg, where he has been purchasing
furniture outfit for barber shop. which
ne expects 70 open at the corner of Second
and Hanover streets, soon.
rhe Laughlin Nail Company will add
twenty-five moro nail machines TO their al
ready extensive plant at once.
The jury in the McCord VS.. c. L. & w.
Railroad case was down yesterday looking
az the McCord brick works.
Miss Jennie Henderson got the prize at
the Glass Blowers entertainment as the
most popular young lady.
Our street crossings are in terrible
condition, and some one is getting the bless
ings of our citizens.
The Robinsons gave a ball. concert and
entertainment at Seiferth's Hall, il .Etna-
vile, last night.
Samuel Strain, formerly an old resident
Of Martins Ferry, is here among relatives
and friends.
The citizens Of the First ward will petit
tiOnCOuncil TO pave Main street, north of
Centre.
Mr., Hanlan, Chief Engineer of the c.,
l.. X w. railroad, was in the city ON bust
ness.
Barney McEntee and wife have returned
from a visit 10 Noble County.
Shorten Bread has Just arrived in town
TO put up for the winter
The Two Sisters played TO a crowded
house last night.
sam Miller paid his fine yesterday and
was released.
Russell Medill paid Us u flying visit yes
terday.
VIM. McComas was in town yesterday.
Major Carman is in the city.