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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13
E. II. THORP, Editor and Manager.
T f r NJ S

JOB PRINTING of every variety at the loves
prices consistent with good work ana quahty
of stock.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13

Go to Beckwith & Cos and buy 80
cents worth of Brussels soap ono rosin)
and convince yourself that one bar of it
is equal to two bars of rosin soap.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13
CHEAP TALK REBUKED.
LIFE IN THE SOUTH.

Swearing is getting to be a frequent
thing on our streets it should be stopped.
If man wants to curse, let him go
off in the woods or some other secluded
spot and give free vent to the vileness of
his language. 1t is terrible for ladies
and old men to be compelled to listen to
this horrible language.-[ Butler (Ala.)
RrppZp.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13

Total Assets, S2,6fs, ,33O.3O
TRUSTEES.
y F. W AkD, WILLARD CRANE,
SHARLEs L, SMITH, HENRY GREENE,
j. l.. BARsTow, HENRY WELLS.
Receives and pays deposits daily. Deposits
made ON either OF the first four business DAYS
OF any month draw interest from the lst IL
made atterward interest will commence the
first OF the following month
Interest will be credited to depositors Jan.
uary LIST and July LIST, compromising twice n
year. There are no stockholders in this bank
All the earnings, less expenses, belong to de-
positors The rate OF interest depends on the
earnings and for the past four years has been
l-2 PER CENT.
All taxes are paid by the bank on deposits
OF $1,000 or less. Deposits lare received in
sums from 81 to S2000 and no interest will he
paid on any sum in excess of this amount, eN.
cept on deposits by widows, orphans, ad.
minlstrators, executors, guardians. charitable
or religious institutions or on trust funds de-
posted by order of court.
This bank prefers Vermont securities for
the investment OF its funds and sends no mon.
ey out of the State until the home demand ia
met.
No money loaned to any officer or trustee
OF the bank
Funds may be sent by bank check or draft
or postal money orler and deposit book will
be returned by next mail.
Applications for loans or for information as
TO standing OF the bank may be made to Rufus
Wainwright, Middlebury; j. +. Roberts, Yer
gennes, or +. c. Dixie, Bristol.
CHARLES u. SMITH. President.
c. f. WARD, Treasurer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13
FARM FOR SALE!
IN THE TOWN OF NEW HAVEN, ADDISON
COUNTY, VERMONT


Consists OF 100 acres OF fertile land under n
very good state OF cultivation. Pastures pro,
vided with plenty of water tor stock, mead
ows ploughed and re-stocked within past
three years, buildings and fences all IN excel.
lent repair, house supplied with water from
two living springs besides a large cistern
large ostory brick dwelling house, recent.
ly paperet and painted throughout, in good
repair and with good main and vegetable eel.
lar, carriage house ana horse barn connected.
buildings comprise hay barn. cattle barn,
grlnary, poultry house, piggery, tool house,
etc. Farm has always been in the possession
OF provident owners but two or three changes
OF title in hall century; plenty OF wood for
fuel, timber tor building and repairing and
stone quarry tor foundations. win easily
maintain team and - cows the year round;
location less than two miles from railway sta
tion, telegraph and express offices at New Ha-
ven depot; Is within 30 minutes drive OF Yer.
gennes city, where are two National banks,
steamboat connection through Lake Cham
plain or to the Adirondacks railway connec-
tion with Central Vt. X. r., saw mill, grist
mills and an unequalled market tor all farm
products, only ont and n half hours drive
from Middlebury, the county seat, where also
Is one OF the oldest and best colleges in New
England.
win also sell, II desired, the STOCK, con.
sisting of ten cows, none over five years old,
nine other cattle, span horses, one carriage
morse, shoats poultry, farming tools, harness
es, cutters buggy wagons, harrows, seed sow.
ers dairy tools etc, all recently purchased
OF latest modern manufacture; haV grain and
new stove range, wood tor seasons use cut
ana ntted and stored in wood shed.
Terms can be made satisfactory. This is an
unusual opportunity to purchase a good farm
undera good state of cultivation with modern
improvements, owing to the failing health of
the owner Apply on the premises To
WILLIAM WALKER, ESD OF to
SOLON BURROUGHS,
No. Sherman's Block. Main St,
Nergennes, VT.
Hs-Correspondence solicited, and parties
desiring to purchase viii be shown the prop.
erty free OF expense by applying at his office.
I;3m
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-02-13
CURRENT OPINION,

IMPORTANT INFORMATION WANTED.
Is that body known to modern astron-
omical science as the State board of rail
road commissioners just now in perihe-
lion or apogee? And if so. why:-[ Hard
wick Gazette.
CHEAP TALK REBUKED.
The Woodstock Standard speaks of the
Confederate troops in the Senate. Such
talk is out of place in this year 1891, and
does more to injure the Republican
party than any other one thing. No
party can live on its past; the Republican
party does not need to- Burlington
Clipper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-01

bober See, na6bem er feline Matrofen
bur6 Spanier erfebt bate, nit einer
anoeren Garben aniirei9en lai1en unb
babe ben Namen befeIben gednbert.
Wuf feinen Srrfabrten fei er bann in
einen 6ofen Der @onsreBpartei In @bt=
Il eingelaufen, no ct unb feline 2abung
nit Greuben aufaenpmmen iporben let.
EN-. Sn Der 6ofburs iol geiemanb 10
re9t on ieinen Sob geelaubt baben.
Dor ettpa 8 9asen traf in Wien Elm
iunger @bilene ein unb i9rieb fi9 aIs
8arcias Maaos ins Grembenbu9 bes
6otels Elm. Serielbe begab ii1 mad
Der 6nfburg, purbe bort Donl 3a:ler In
Iubien5 empfangen unb bIieb iiber eine
Stunbe bel bemielbea. gDie man
glaubt, bat er benz Raifer mi9tige
yta1ri9ten bon Sobann Ortb gebra1t.
@stii6tmeiie berlautet, baB 2ebtsrer
balb pieber 6ffentli9 auftreten tperbe.
= @ine reibe unb ettpas ereentrifGe
Same, bic fiir5li9 In paris geHorben
1T, bat bic @umme bon u Milltonen
Jtanfen teifamentarii1 fiir benieni6en
Gran5ofen berma9t, ber NIT elmer 9lbs
tbeiIung bon miuoefcas 500 isran3Oien
tiefer aIs bisber irsenb Semanb In bas
Sanere bon Mfrita einbringen Inb nit
minbeitens ber 6dlfte feiner 2eute tpie.
ber 3urhdtommen werbe. Die Ser.
panoten ber Beritorbenen baben bas
Eeffament angefo1ten.
= Der @9md6e3uitanb bes papRes
geo XIII. beri6limmert Hd oerart,
bob man In feiner llmgebung bas
S9limmfe befiir9tet.
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Gtme poett(de Artttk.

Der i'm Sabre 1906 bel Saalfel6 se=
falene Yrinj 2ouiS 5erbinano BON
PreuBen, Elm Sobn oeS prinsen Ser.
binano, 8rubers Sriebrt9 bes @roben,
hatte in leiner Su9enb Die S1pei3,
Sranfrei6 uno Stalten belu6t. Wdbs
reno leiner abmelenbeit faufte iein Baz
ter 1T Der 9idbe Berlins, Dor Dem
Branoenbur9er Ibore, eine bibi6e,
ldno1i9e 8eiisun9, lieB BORT Elm S61oB
bauen unb einen weitldufieen Barf uno
@arten anlegen; es lit bieS oas beute
nod Oorbanoene, bhbld selesene
SdloB 8euepue i'm Gbtersarten BET
Berlin.
9lad ter 3uriidfunft bes Yrinaen
9onis ia9te Der gater 3u ibm: ,gttn,
mein Sobn, Du bait obne .3peiiel auf
Deinen 8eilen aud man6e groBe @drs
ten unb Inlasen seleben. Sd babe
unteroenen AUDI 70 etfpas geibaffen,
nno i'd mD6te beinabe. besmeifeln, oa6
Dn etwas dbnli6 5d6nes seleben
balt."
Man fubr nod Glide binaus. Der
grin3 beiab Die anlasen, unb obpobl
er @aes re6t biibl9 fano, 10 mubte er
I'm Stillen bod iiber bte auBerorbentli9
fleinen 8er9e, 9een, sSelien, @rotten
uno @iniieoeleien (mopon iett nur nod
ipenis porbanben iit) ld6tln, ipel9s
man n1iiblam an9elest, unb Die inn ges
gen oas, mas et anoermdrts 9eleben,
lebr ptnsis erideinen muBten. Sns
oefen i6wieg er, unb man lette iid
gum Wtittaselien. ga bradte gegen
oas Gnoe Der Eafel Der &aitelIan bes
S9loIleS Dem Bater beS Prin3en Elm
Yapier, iuel6es man beinl Gingange
oeS Shloiies an9ebeftet 9efunben ss
entbielt folgenbe bonn 9rin3en perfaBte
gerle:
ggs wirO bier SeOermann sebeten,
Die 8er8e ia nid]t platt Su treten;
@uf biirfen feline Sunbe laufen,
gle fonnteu leidt ben See ausiaufen;
90 nnbei6eiben miro pobl Niemano iein
llnb lteden cine @rotte ein."
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Sera a 8.

Der @rport bon unb ber Smport
naW WfeIito iiber 2arebo tbdbrenb bes
Monats auguff reprdientirt einen Wertb
bon runo 81 900, 900.
= Die @ountpbeb6roe BON Banbera
@ountD bat oas bon ben 9ontrattoren
@b. graben & S5bne erbaute gourt>
baus iibernommen.
- Bic allgemeiae Nufmettiamteit
unb Der unternebmungsseif fangen on,
76 tuobl bauptid9Ii1 In IoIge Der
gtinftigen grgebnii1e, mel6e bic Inter.
fu6ungen bes geolosif6en Gtaatsbu.
reaus i'm 2aufe ber lebten Sabre gelie,
fert baben, Hd mebr ben MineraIl6d.
Ben 3uauwenben, tpel1e Seras In 10
rei9eu Jdllen unter ieinem 8oben bitgt;
auh BET dusmdrtigen @eIbmdnnern fin.
ben bieielben mebr unb mebr 8ea6tung.
giaen 8eleg bafiir brinet tpieber cine
Sorrespoaoen5 aus 8raham. Seit eini.
gen Sagen, 10 mel6et bieielbe, befinben
IT'D bier bic 8ertreter elmer 9apitaliiten.
@eieai9aft dus Genber, @olorabp, ,meIs
DE 81 benz 3nede setommen fnb, fi9
an Ort uab Gteae bic SoblenI9dbe
bon Young @ountp an3uieben unb mie
es ben Ini9eiu bat, finb fe III benz
@nti9lniie eetOmmen, einen nidt unbs.
trd4tli9en Betrag In 9oblenminen ans
8ulegen uno an bic Nusbeutuug unfsres
2oblenifabes gu geben.
= Der Sdhben'gerein in 0ictoria
bat bur6 elm Nmeubement gu ieinem
Jreibrief iein Stammtapital auf $10,s
600 erb6bt.
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@iftiae 0iinfte nnb ihr @eaenmittel.

Die Mprsen= unb &benbnebel, rel9e in malaria.
bur&ieu&ten @esenben bic @tmpfpbdre erfnuen, t6n=
men niGt unseffrat eInseatbmet iperben. Gs bebarf
einer S4uspebr, um bic sefdbrIt4en Masmen, nit
benen iie seiawdnsert limb, barmlps 5u maten. Das
iiGerite unb surdsIfte @esenmiteI 1T Spfester s
einseatbmete @tft, bas beGeu Iad6liSe gBirfunsen
ppuitdnDs paralpfirt. Gs siebt tetn Irdparat, 6aS
id BEL aeuen, relde sftseiawdnserte euft eiuatbmen
eper miasmenerflateS gBaiier trintea miiien, 70
hetam unb nnsbrtnaeno eripieien, al8 has 8itter8.
Gs aletn neutraltrt bic ionit un,piberitebl6en Qnz
srtGe bes tn Der euft lauernben SeinteS pplfdnbs.
Wnteeler i'm neucultuptrtem Nanb, Nrbeiter an
srpBen Ganalipfemen (namenh auf ber 2anpense
pcn ganama), peitltbe 9tpniere unb Gmtsranten, =
tnrj gae, pel4e malartbien GnIliien in her 9uft
eber Gem geaiier au8seiest inb, fnben in tbm ein
iesenbrtnscnbeS @esenmttel, eine 3uperldiiise @ez
iunbbetSpebr. St6runsen bes MasenS, Der aeber
nnb @tnsepetbe, bic @rippe, &beumati8mus unb
Nterenletben perben pura baS 9ttter8 turirt
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Gin treffi6er aa6ri6ten- pienlt.

Das GariIer 8(att nSnfornlatiou"
idreibt iiber Die @elunobeit bes 2aiIers
BON = G6ina, i'm Nnl6luB al anoere
&ailersWuaetins uermanbter fraus0li.
i6er 3eituusen:
Wfonta9. Ser Gailer 1T frauf.
Oten tag. &ie mir bereits Dor
pier5ebn Ia9en gu melben III Ser Gage
iparen, 1T Ser 9aiier bon China seitern
9eitorben.
Mittw o6. Der 6inelil6e 9ailer
1T oernaben geitorben, baB ct nod lest
anoauerub oas Bett biiten mu6.
Donneritas. Ole 9alslnmptolne
beunrnbi9en nod mie Dor bic bebanoelnz
Ben aerSte bes aaiiers. Dieleiben bae
ben ii6 infOlse belien entldloIien, beibe
Veine In @ipsuerbano III lesetl.
Sreitas. Der 9ailer bat beute
Sonnitta9 einen mebrltiiubisen 0iitt
nnternommen uno erlebiste bierauf bic
lanfenben 9tesierunssselbafte; iein
3uitano lit boffnungslos.
Sonnabeno. Da ii9 Der GDpbuS
neneroinsS peri6limnert bat, lit Der
&ailer BON @bina beute abermals leiuen
SeiOen erle9en.
Sonnta9. Sn Gr9an;nug uniersr
9eltrisen yta6ri6t baben mir mit3us
tbetlen, oaB Der &aiier li6 nod iminer
ni9t p0llis erbolt bat. 9ia6 Der Diass
mole Der aer3te leioet Der Sailer an
hartnadiser S6lafloii9teit, melde cine
@rneuerun9 bes @ipsperbanocS Tim
bstOe S9ultern sur Notbmcnoisfeit
ina6t.
Wt onta9. Die Gbolera bcS Gais
iers 9ibt gu 8eior9niIen Seranlalluns.
Sn oem beuti9en Wtiniiterratbc, Dem
Der 9aiIer perionli6 prdiiOirte, fiel lciu
l6le6teS 9luSleben aui.
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@rdfu 3ut6.
aomau BON emile GrbarS.
(Gortfesuns.)


DQs tp1rbe mir oor uidbt onoen.bm
iein. entoeonete Rance r,,Iio ann is;m
NprtemorIaie uuh reif,te hsm Monne
eiueu 9baIer. tporouf er hinanfiiote :.
eSu unoefdbr elmer Gtunhe Kin a, m;es
osr bier.
Der Mrbeiter fob Der oemdd5Iid, bo.
nonihreitenheu @efoJt ncm mn shSt-
telte BEN Robf.
2auee gina auriid, am @QI,bod5 euts
lam his n ma W;Irsnn,ertsi Ip,u mmS t" na,,
bort in Bic 0aubtffroRe
6ier bieIt er por ber Trput bes Aou.
fes nit bem uuonqene6msn geitenfiii.
aeI.
Sc mar Sic Mebnuuo bes Norou
Oeim.
st fIiagelte iebt Iaut, mad, elmer fur.
aeu Wauie elm ,tneites MjsoI ''"e' 'A'
Der betarnts Siener 6ffnete unb ioo.
te, ete er qefraqt murbe:
Der 0err 8aron linb uid,t au inred,eul
SD babe sic nidbt bonod5 Sefroot nv
boy uub tuollte Sbnen nrp nnrIsnfio
aud, MIR cine NeffelInna fiir Shrsn
9errn ouftrooeu. gooem Gie hemsei.
ben. bns i'd Bort brfiber in her Mslfn,,,
ration ben 3eitbunft erroorten tniirhs
no ber S)err Noron an ihred,en iein
wtrb. aufa moroen un6 n Ionnr his
Id i'm Qefbrod1erI babe sd, hohe Qeit
mein G{ame III 0ance foosn gie & linn
basil
Oamit pQubte er fid5 uub trot mit
Ofentotion aeoeuiiber in bie 9Peffaurn.
tiou.
6ier beflelIte er Elm Sriib{fiif uah lbs
es lid, in einem fleinen. mad, her gtro. m ?
be binausftbreuben 3imu1er 5erhirem
ueIdes er bereits am Sooe amor mad,
ieiner atpeiteu g,if3te bel Oeim hpf;H,
tiat hatte. gr befobI uuter feinen I'm.
itdubeu aeif6rt au tperoen uuS idIo6
fin elm.
gtad,bem er fi6 hin unS mipher m,
6eniier aeaeiat unb bort eimen Worhona
in Der Weiie boroeannen hotts ia oS
er lida babinter eiflen Sbfernotiomshn,
Hen einri&te, nofm er in offer Mpbe
iein ssrAbfifd elm.
Damn bIieb er aber NOD fur,e 2eit
In benz Himmer iekte ouf h;e sfsiis
fstnes Duties eine tpei6e peI3mhbe, bic
er nnter feinem paIetDt berborgen, nit
gebra9t bate, ouf feinen bufdieen
&opf, aog he tief In bic Gt:rne unb off.
nete bic 9biire gum 2orribor. Ser
9ausgang mar Ieer, 3li 10 friiber 6tuus
be pHegten li9 feline @dlfe ein3ufinbeu
Ino oie Webienutlg bate bic marine
Ride ober oas groBe @eiiaarations.
5itrlmer aufgefu6t.
Worldufig id]lob 9ance bos 3immer
bon ouben. 5og ben @9Iuffel ab, itedte
ein Sfld1en ountles papier In bas
S9lhheuo1 unb ging leile ben langen
Sans hinab big auf ben fteinen Sof,
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cute 9erfuIes ionit au6 mar, bier bIieb
ibm ie6e @eriu@una fern.

tbnt teoe Neriu9ung fern.
Da 6ffnete fi9 brdben ON benz bsobs
a9teten 9aufe bic tleine 0interpforte,
Der betannte Diener nit benz gIattges
gef9eitelten fGmar3en 9aar trat ber.
aus, blidte um fi6 unb ging tpieber in
has 6aus 5urtid.
@inige Minuten barauf bot fh in
ber Gaffung berlelben 9bitre Die graue
@eitalt bes Barons ben aufmertiamen
/, Sliden 2ances. Oieier erbob fid), In
benz bunflen6@uppen itnerfeunbar, init
einent unmiQtdrli9en 2aut ber Befrie.
bigung.
Der BarDn batte, ME es feline @es
ipobnbeit NOR, ben 9ut ettpas tief felt.
mdrts tn bic @ttrne gebrtidt, bas Wons
oele i'm Muge unb 3os R9 bic 6oubs
ibube att. tDdbrenb er ben GeitenfIiiael
oes penfDnats betra9tete unb nit fe.
ntauoem ipradb, ber f9 binter linn Be-
fano, aber ttnfi9tbar blieb.
2ance tuartete.
gnblib tDar Der lebte Qnopf geidIoi>
len unb bic Ronberfation beenbet tDie
Sbhre tpurbe 3ugesosen unb Der 8dron
| berfolgte in bebagliG tpiegenber Bes
tpegung Iangiam ben i9maleu, idbuee.
beosdten Jubpfao, oer fi6 3pii6en ben
Gdrten on ben 3dunen bin3og. St
bate i'm 3id5ad nebrere folder Gin.
trieoigungen 3u paiiiren, ebe er ben
S4uppen errei@te, muBte aber moth.
tDenbig an bemfeIben borbeitommen.
ebe er iebo@ oiefen plab errei6t bate,
trat Sance aus ieiuem 8erjfed beraus
unb ging Dem Baron Iangfam entQegen.
Oetm itubte offenbar, febte bann aber
Ieinen Meg fnrt. Muf einige Sdritte
Snffernung bob Qance bic Mnbe.
Sd belize 2ance, mein 6err, unb
tphnihe mir Slid, oaB unfere ceyntens
ttonen uas bier sufammenfiibren.
Obne ben @ruB au ertpioern, blieb
Der aHbere fteben In ofenbarer ueber,
rai9ung, bic er iebo1 binter elmer In.
iole 1!sr Jfiene au berfeden iu1te:
4tsl.. 5ott, mas tpoIlen Sic BON mir2
2ance 5Iidte ibn berausforbernb on.
Dor allen gab i'd mir bic gbre, Sie
3I begrttBen = ber Baron foBte on ben
Out - Johann aber babe ih tiuen NuFs
ttag pon' Rittmeiiter bon Heb0sp in Ell
iler Mneelegenbeit, bic Sbnen tpobl ni6t
fremb iein blrfte.
4ber Id bite sic, bas ift bod teine
Wsanier, mid bier au hberfailen tuie
Elm Wegelaserer!
sd babe sic baron benohriftiaeu
ialfen, oaB i'd Sic unter allen llmff6us
ben ertparten marbe. tnein 6errl
Der BarDn febrte ben llnqebulbiaen
uno SelangmeiIten beraus.
Ste t6nnen bod unm6gli1 berlans
gen, @ei@dftsange!egenbeiten auf offes
StraBe au berbanbeIn 2
@s fbeint mir alleroings bas 3ims
mer ber geeignetere Ort au fein un6 i'd
bin gan3 bereit. Sbnen in Sbre Wobs
nung gu folgenl
Die Nube bes groBen, pfleamatiid,
ausi9auenben Mannes ffien ben Bes
ron aR rei5en. @r fieigerte ieinen Son:
Mein 6err. i6 beereife ui9t, nit
tpel6em &e6te Sic mid nit Sbren ober
Jbres 5reunbes Nnselesenbeiten bers
folgen, i'd babe nit Sbnen belben bur@.
aus ni9ts 3u 'tbun, mos id ia aud
oeutli4 genug su beriieben aab unb ers
fude Sic, mir plab 3u MAIDEN, i'd bin
preffirt-babe @ei@dfte.
tGortiesuna folst)
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s~ Bancoaft & 6obn Iinb
bic Agenten fur bic beriibmten stutt.
garter @eiunbbeits llntertleiber. 0ers
fu9t fe; He finb bic beiien I'm Wartte.
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Au6 Gin SrinfseIh. 9ellmer:
.Da feblen ia nod fiinfSis Iieunie
am Betrag Der He9nungl" : s. a #:
.Oas 1T fir Die 9eoienuns |"
Dem 26nig BON alibanti Rnb
1888 Grauen erlaubt.
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tGortiesuna folst.)

~ 2abt Cure Nnaige BET g "a IL
coat & Sobn aafertigen. eybr fins
bet Dnri cine grobe IusipabI bor3hsli.
der stoffe; man liefert CUTE Mrbeit
uno Niles fist Dortreffid.
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@rnnbctaentsnms llebertraannaem.

Bm. Qiibn on MDoIpb Werneite,
@runoithf an Der @de pDn Wesquite=
unO Ntontana. StraBe. $3.50.
SDiepb GleiIfer an 6rcnt Subj,
4rnnbititf on OIibesGtrabe. $1,000.
Ilois WaItber jun. an Sobu 3innep,
@runbithd an Soutbs 2arebo Strabe.
$775.
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Die
WD4entli9e Greie Yretfe fit xuas
erf6eint
jeSen Qcmuerfag
unb fpftet
$3.50 fir baS Sabr pSer $1.2B fAs
e Wnnate tn Wcraas asbesabImha.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19
PASADENA.

Captain Bartlett has returned from a
business trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Rogers and son and Miss Pick
rel have returned from a weeks visit in
Los Angeles, and have decided to re-
main in Pasadena another month.
The Los Angeles Masonic order of the
Eastern Star rendered reception to the
members of the Pasadena order last
evening. A large number responded to
the invitation, in spite of the inclem-
ency OF the weather.
Mrs. E. B. Dexter OF Orange Grove
avenue has issued large number of
invitations for an afternoon coffee Tues
day next.
Miss Boyd of Toledo, O., who has been
the guest Of Miss Lowe for the past
week, will return to Los Angeles tomor-
row.
A regular session of the city council
convened yesterday afternoon. The
most important business transacted was
an argument in favor of a resolution
which the council was urged to adopt,
by Attorney Gibbons, representing the
Terminal road, which provides for an
amendment of the roads franchise so
as to allow the raising of the round-trip
rate between here and Los Angeles
from 25 to 35 cents, and of the single
trip tickets from 20 to 25 cents, on the
understanding that the price of commu-
tation tickets be reduced from 81 to 50.
A number of citizens were present.
DIR. o. H. Conger, Governor l.. A. Shell
don, w. H. Wiley and E. HI. Lockwood
thought the railroads demand was
reasonable and should be granted, and
M. M. Parker and Professor Parker
urged that council proceed with caution.
Mr.. Simpson, of the committee appoint
ed to investigate the company's books,
regretted that the facts were as repre-
sented. Action in the matter was post
poned until next Friday afternoon,
when the council will make further in
vestigations.
The public schools will be closed Fri
day.
Hotel Green arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.. J.
Watson, Orange; E. P. Colgum, Sacra-
mento J. r, Hebborn, Salinas; j. S.
Swan, San Francisco; G. w. Durrell
and sister, S. c.; E. j. Jolly, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. S. 1. Levadere, Omaha; Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Ware, Chicago; Mrs. R.
Hanlon, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ealy,
Cleveland, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Keith, Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19
SANTA MONICA.

The weather has been warm and de-
lightful since the last downpour, which
has done the country an inestimable
amount of good In number OF cases
the early grain has been laid down, but
it is confidently expected that before
many days it will all be standing again.
About half an inch of rain fell from
Thursday noon until Friday morning.
Some time since, Michael Luy, who
runs a saloon at the station where
the soldiers get off for the home, and is
known by the nom de plume of the Blaz-
ing Stump, lost about $3.50 by party
taking it from under his bed. Luy has
been searching for the man or men ever
since, and found an old veteran the
other day by the name of Webster N.
Smith, who he claimed was one of the
parties, swearing out a warrant against
him for burglary. The preliminary
hearing took place Friday, before JUS
tice Twitchell, Deputy District Attorney
B. w. Diel appearing for the people and
Judge J. G. Morgan for the defense.
The evidence was so flimsy that the
justice was compelled to grant dis
missal. The defendant was rearrested
on the same charge.
On Thursday last the board of trustees,
as committee OF the whole, labored all
day over the license problem, and in
structed the town attorney to draw up
an ordinance to be submitted to the
board at the next meeting, which will
be held on Monday evening. The fol-
lowing are few OF the amounts fixed by
the proposed ordinance, all payable in
advance for year. Retail liquor deal
ers $500, no limit; wholesale liquor
dealers 500, both houses $50; general
merchandise, over $4,000 sales monthly,
$30-under $4,000 and over $4,000, 500
under $4,000, $12; meat markets, $18;
laundries, $18; real estate agents, $12;
insurance agents 81, each company rep
resented; peddlers $l2, and hacks and
express wagons SO for each vehicle. The
item in relation to general merchandise
has stirred up veritable hornet nest
about the ears of the members of the
board, a petition being circulated which
has very nearly every merchants name
upon it, demonstrating against such
license fee being imposed upon them,
and on Monday next the meeting will
undoubtedly be warm one.
The petition which is being circulated,
asking the board OF trustees to call an
election for the purpose of voting upon
! the question of issuing bonds to build a
wharf, is receiving many new names
daily H.