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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
L TIONERY, furniture, fuel and Other

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
Il TIoNERY, furniture, fuel and other
supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution
and laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, 1 hereby invite sealed proposals, at
prices below maximum rates fixed in sched-
ules, to furnish stationery, furniture, fuel
and other supplies for the several depart
ments of the State Government, and for
making repairs in the several departments,
and for the distribution of the public docu-
ments, for the year ending the first Monday
of June, A. ID. 1892.
Separate proposals will be received, and
separate contracts awarded as announced
in said schedules. Each proposal must be
accompanied by q bond with approved sur
eties, Conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of the contract, and addressed and de-
livered to me before II o'clock NJ, of TUES
DAY, the Goth day of June, A. ID. 1891, at
which time the proposals will be opened and
contractsaw in the reception room Of
the Executive Department, at Harrisburg.
Blank bonds and schedules containing all
necessary information can be obtained on
application at this department.
WILLIAM +. HARRITY,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05

ITO LET OR FOR SALE-THE CHAMBERS
i House at Apollo, Pa. this is new five-story
brick hotel containing about 60 rooms completely
furnished, and is doing good trade: 1t will be sold
leased reasonable terms: this Is rare chance
for a practical hotel man. Call on or address
CHAMBERS HOUSE, Apollo, Pa. jea-Sst :
WAREHOUSE OR STOREROOM : NO. 407
w Ferry street: rent $40 per month; also, some
unfurnished rooms Inquire of NfCMANUS & CO.,
corner of Wood and Fourth avenue. je2-69-TTFt
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05

Mr.. Fitzpatrick was called in and assumed
tine burden, stating that he believed the in
terimcatioH was III his handwriting. On this
Hr. Reed withdrew his charge of doctoring
the record, and expressed himself satisfied
that Dr. George was innocent. Dr. George
still held, however, THAT Mr.. Reed had com
nIitted . gricEou wrong in prejudicing the
public through the newspapers against the
Presbytely.
Dr. George came to climax by calling the
attention OF the Court to the state of the
case, ana leaving it to determine whether
he had not been grievously wronged. He
rehearsed his previous relations with Mr..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05
Offices. Desk Room.

ITO LE-CHOICE OFFICES ON SECOND
i and third floors of The Dispatch business office
building, corner Smithfeld and Diamond SITS. these
are in suites of two four rooms, desired, and
have every convenience; centrally located, well ar
ranged and lighted there no better Offices for
professional men in the city. Apply. after P. M,
to BUS. MGR, DISPATCH. on the premises.
ap29-lit
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05
FOR sALE-Bus1NEss.


i PACITY 100 barrels -four and ten tons feed;
this is the most complete roller mil IN the hes stsse
isfactory reasons for selling; none but those mean
ing business need address ARNOLD. Dispatch Of
fee. my29-92-Fsus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05
Suburban Residences.

AN EXCELLENT LARGE RESIDENCE-ON
"A line OFF,, Ft.-W. & c. II. R., with two to
three acres of ground, densely covered with fruit
and shade trees and shrubbery; copious flow of
good water: carriage house and other outbuidings;
quite convenient to r. r. station; will be sold at
rare bargain; Photographic views of the property
in its various phases can be seen at our office. JAS.
W. DRAPE & CO., Sl3 Wood ST., Pittsburg.
ie3-25-wFSF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

The regular Glasses He showed ne
N asie room and several rooms vhsre csil
dren ssi their noon luneb. nary briagIrg
their sllos snce Of noe. oihsn receiving u
itora large kettle 10 the eorrer Yen
csn insgins Oliver Tsss creeping ny
plsiniively ssking for more "Mcsnksshi- !"
Cbalt aud blsca boards are used They
learn 10 read and vriie. and think Of me %
beins 'less than The least Of these" ny
breihfcpi 20 isr ~ knosIedse oil the Jap
soess goes
With bosing aud plesssniries ue took
oar leave after 80 hour. quite fsvorAbly i'm
pressed usibsL Such We found one Of
these common schools Va be. ! shall visit
higher school nelt. very likely. should
you sisb any further account oiJspsn,
please let me know. Hoping The readers
III 'he Journal will not be wholly dead TO
interest 10 Tottoei aud the station OF five
missionaries located here, Of sbom Mr.,
.ld Mn. Rowland are bcposed members
sm VET, cordially youn.
O. NJ. SEVERANCE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

IL sill be recalled thst the burden OF
The rrcen, speech Of Gov Boies Of Iowa
before the New York reform club vas .
lolriul complaint lhs, the farms OF Iowa
ere plas,ereJ With mortgages aud that land
o~nersbip Ms unprofisbIe. The Boston
Jogwedi is uokind enough TO note the coin,
eideuce ,h.. a, The very time hs ~.s msk
log ibis speech Gov. Boies ss himsrli
holding a, higher rnea than $40 an acre
land which fifteen years ego he bought for
sc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

The federal elections bill 10 again side
tracked" 10 tie senate With The prospect
Of the failure Of ,is passage 81 this session'
Wien the psss sss reosived 10 the houss
the old rebel yell wss heard from the
southern members. .. the prospect that
they will continue 10 receive the sdvspts.
ses Of . suppressed negro vote. The
"yrlI' does not brighten any ono but
tbo~s ~hst mi1b. be expected II they
could Only set ito power 10 their hands.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Tie Indications are that the dsr OF
heavy surplus prediction Is fast wanios
Oar ~hr.i coop 10 1874 was The msgnih
c.s, toll Of 5i2. 700. 600 bushels, IL bss
not kep, 10 iL-I upper notch. aud 10 the
rear 1859 il figured 8 msximum yield oil
400 300. 600 Bushels. We have . greater
population by nearly l6,ooo.ooJ thsn >
decade ego. aud the Increase Of home con-
sumption would nsc-ssitste lsreer yield
spd cot . smaller Il is not likely that
ne can add very largely 10 the aanusi pro-
duet. The whest AREA are fairly oceupi'
cd, ,xcep,ipg those north OF Washington
and the possible srIyics Of the arid sub
mountainous districts when successfully
irrigated. The Csnsdisn wheat helds have
20 enemy 10 jack Frost. and some sections
OF the Dsto,ss are far from being like the
valley Of The Nile. The fact is. We are
being fenced 10. aud 10 the matter OF food
supply Except meats We are not likely 10
alut the markets OF the world With snr
plus Of vbsst. II. indeed, the time does
not soon como when 10 may have 10 i'm
port 10 meet our dehcit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Taey s.k for opIy shout u. 1000 TO
spssa on lbs Nss iort cspi,ol this year.
The hasaius sss bssua nearly 10 yssis
ssa .hL "a estimate u e5.tOo.0o for
total oes. ovsr $4,000 600 bs been
paid on il sna IL promises TO 20 on. ID
sosblus . uillion OF ivo year and nllins
,hp ne.spspers. until The end Of time
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

.as sfilicted with kidney disease. Dr.
k-Lnedys Fsvonte Remedy. OF Rondoui,
n. VI say ii with perfect recollection
OF all that vAs done for me besides va
the only thing thst gave me permanent re,
lief have recommended it TO msny PEG.
pie Tor kidney disease add they all agree
that It hes not its equal for this complaint
Lyman Crsviord. Druggist. Springfield.
Msss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Are women: there delicate orgsniz, tions
heinR particularly susceptible TO dersnse,
mens snd disesse. Dr.. k-nnsdvs Favor
tie Rsuedy. Of Rondoni. n. Y. purihes
The blood. iasigorsies the syst<m and for.
TIDES II against the diseases incident 10 sse
ciimsts and sesson. II 10 the best nedi
cioe 10 tho world. Keep it 10 the houss
for your ehildrens saks. - veil - your
ovn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

A nsss meeting wss held 10 Fanus'l
bell. Boston. Taesdsy. protesting against
Tree ,iIver. The ball vss crowded and
Speeches sem made by the promiosns
tusluss. men end HnsDeisrs. sbosinG
clearly tina, tho dnit Of Nes England SEN
tifnsnt ~s sssins, debasins our money
to ne silver sissdsrd. II ought 10 hsve
good n cts II Washit gton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29


A. Washington K . I,sech, the dirtc'
Tor u ,b- mint vas by inriistior before
the svp,e crmmiilee 90 coinage. seiehts
kpd niea.u t.s :, ans ..f vstions questtons
cobestiia. T. n.i,ne oliver Legislation He
p,es.n's,i certificates sno~ias the average
yesrl, An- Yssk price OF silver and the
export. Il soia sud .'lsrr. Nj, Leech
thao ..si that tie fgc Of the ~ nate bill
voald b. h. 81 fsct 10 COR miuts large
qualirs- os siiv.r The current product
oil the ria ~puld naturally come here.
cal. a. .a6,iicu. Eu'opssu oountSies
cvsi .,sb themselves q Tie favorable
cppof ns.iIr ."ga ~ u their ,mbarssss'
ing u nis,f Hs did not believe
thai " 81 eososse 10 ,be Uai,ed States
Aiopc cinli Keep slvcr on per With gold
bat did bsi.vs tbs, tho Unne States add
Asu.sicisa, Domb-r ~ other pst,ous might
BY @.,sb.i.hins Tree coinsge. keep silver
On un par.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

TAs department. Of ssricuiss's imports I.
N s, iBcrsss 10 pric~s Of ssficulsuis'
prodscls ssoept hey. core having inofess
"a II per eesL 10 price. wheat 20 per oe1s
snd poisioss 70 per oent /" compared
~al III. data isn year The pfoduens
In ssrleuilau are getting The uppr hands
~ tbs cotsumtrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Mes EogIAad does not seem 10 be "de.
esying' as fast ~ her enemies. including
the Free Ir.d-ra. claim. The statistics Of
Name, New Hampshire aud Connecticus
recently published showed . large gain 10
ssvi1g- bank deposits Tor 1890 The Mssss'
ehus4i,s commissioners have just sent
their annual report to the legislature.
This report shoss 10 brief that the depos,
Its 10 the savings banks OF the common
wealth. that q year ago we're s332. 723. 6SS.
60. are nov 1868 500. 937. - an increase
for The twelve months Of S20. S9, 24S. C5
These deposits ere the savings Of the toll
era aud wage esrDers Of the state.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Senator NJ sssa be. offered concurssn,
nsoiu,loi declaring that the application
iof sn, OF prohibition 10 The Snprtne
Court 10 the matter Of The BeLfine SsA
osrI's bci.esa this eouniry spi Great
B iisio 10 viihou, recedent snd 10 dup
spec,fui TO the people ssd to The Presidsn,
Of The uai.sd st.tes Sens,os Morgan 10
correct There m DO instance 90 record
sseh Is ise bsins,us o. The sui. by Sir
Jobs rbonp sco 10 The saprsms Ccuu OF
ths uai.si S,ssss 10 decide controversy
going on t~is-en two sovssrien nations
The rsiied States sesE-d . private vssssl
bsloas,ss 10 = British satiees. ssd The
ssiEase. - . matter 81 eourss. so<s Into
tbs conrts ios sJiadlosiioa. Bat bstore tbs
ccasts have acted. the tvo sovsrrDsass
taks % The matter - N iatssnsticsal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29
ghtManfbfstfr 3sKrDal
THURSDAY. 5AsUAhr ~, 1891.
NIX. srnoSps, Elsssrssd rrs7risssr

Tarrarzry ,ncrIp Va HisH Sor"S ="
c,vs .xrucls rsoDccrss oosrnotov TnuA
o.s s.nrT4s. yrrn an scnfAs'so rssrnAp
90 DO RrA6gsa SCALE 90 vAsn
EraaT soiSdrn asp saiIon WHO HAssr
vrp sa ocrsrnr FAITHFULLY u rIsn 90
van oaoss 70 EcnSvuA rrsnoy, soT A. 4
as.rxur suY a. sArTpx ov sisrIA we
ytcG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

The fpspcisi capacity 81 The fench
pecrls 10 marches Jhs YES sigSsiiy
dsceassrssed by The popular Subscriptions
70 The GerDsH vsr .demn,iy Ioaa IN ISL.
uhss 10 oss dsy $3.50. Ooo 600 OF double
The snoani r-quimd. vs sabsesibsd- u
has alec bss shown by The SOC, 600, ouc
oontsiha,cd "a the Psssms canal and sss'
ssEs 10 other enterprises. Saturday ies
sorefrmes, put psu loan Of about SLID
coo. 600 90 The market issned ., ~ ~ scd
the rasa to .ubscribr ~ss usmondou'.
People. iseinaias many ladies'. stood out
aide tho ministry si npspc. W Paris ell
night. ssi'irg Tor The doors 10 cpee IN !hs
mofripg. ia Is thought he'e." ss,s .
dispatch. "thst 10 10 other city o. coao'
try 10 ,be world has 40 much s,gsrosss
been sho-n 10 i-pd ~. sovsfpmsu, mon
ey." IL - probable that ,lie loan sili he
subscribed fof ten ~ iselty times over
TIE nousy ia tho malo represents tie
eeoloay aud ,Lrii, OF the French msss's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

Et Judge aud Consressman'elect Pow
ers IL . man Of idess aud has an impress.
i've way Of expressing them. He thinks
tho cause OF ID. depression Of Vermont
agriculture is extravaganza. He ssys.
"w- live too fast aud too sxpensively.
] sac In riding through tow sith .
gen'l-@sn wh re- We kept sciusl count, 81
top buasies and 10 many ipstsnces the roof
Of tbs barn yes t,llius ~. At other places
IN organ sas heard 10 the house. Instead
cf ni,Ds up the barn they had spent the
money ier thiaes they did not need The
farmers dnbi ell do - | do ride ia .
slei, 4 ~ years uid aud drive . horse "a
Year, OH bu. prefers mes h,se once 10
t~o gfaks .nd pe~ sleigh twice . viut.
~. Tue tit.i sr.hd s@otet IL 10 k1ou
ios To es,u dollar and the nett 70 keep
H."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

The Bulletin Of the American iron and
sisel association says tina. the total pro-
,Iuciion Of pis.ifou 10 the Usited States 10
1890 Vas 9.2O2 703 long tons. against T.
GO3. Gi2 long tons 10 1856. ~ increase Of
1851, OCl tous. or over II per cent. In 1889
the ,n'put Was II per cent greater than 10
1858. Tue American production Of 1890
was about 1000. 900 tons larger than that
Of Great Britain. this being the drst time
in our history that We have exceeded the
British production. II Wa also COO. 900
tons larger than the British output Of 1852
tho lsrsest 10 their history. o. June 80.
1890, there we're 800 furnaces 10 blast. aud
on Decemb,r 81 81 furnaces.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29
NELSON HOLDEN'S EsrArE.


Az state OF Vermont. District OF Manchester, a.
In Probate Court held 1T Manchester. within,
snd for said District on the 18th day o! January,
d lt9l
o. M Barber, Administrator on the estate OF
Nelson Holden late Of Arlington, IN said District
deceased, prot osod TO render tnal account ~
hir COMMUNICATION OF sati eststs.
Whtteupon II Was ordered that said aocouat
be exas1Jned ior allowance al sesston OF said
Cour, to be held o. ihe Probate Office In Man.
chester, 10 said District, on the 20ih day OF Feb.
mary A. h. 1891. At II O'clock In the forenoon
and that notase thereof, and Of distribution o.
the estate reeaainiog In tho hands OF said Ad-
m,nistrstor he given 10 all persons interested ~
the publicstiap hereof IN the Manchester J0uR.
NAL, 4 newspaper printed at said Manchester,
three weeks saoeesriyeiy previously 10 the time
10 appointed.
A trne record,
Attest. J. r. FEM, Register.
true copy OF record.
HSv Affect, J. y. FEM, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29
J. McNAUGHT0N.
B,rnumyille. MAY 22pd. 1859 23m

~ - A. - Gem 10 .sm.s ., our NV lns of~c'hi
HAu vnpidly and honersby by thea. ~
wi II l. HN - II either Young aid, snd Va thsu
v"uIuvI own locsiitiss, wherever ih.y iis. Apy
yU Vuv - j do The ~att, Essy 10 iss'p.
We furnish everything We start No rish' Voc s.n is'ps
your spare moments OF all your tim. 10 tho work This "a
snt.y lead Ind bnnys ondeff wo'hef
Besn1e earning from t2s 10 $50 week and o~sds,
and amer iiis erpesnes We furnish you the ,n
aud teach tHtt No 10 sspsn here laii
Information tRkk. TRUE a. CO., hItsfA, aAAA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29
DUKsON EAsTMA Ms EsrAfx.

~ s,.,s M ysym,,t n.,,. u Of Manchester, 10
=, 1870. Car, h.m., MaLci4ester within
and for raid District, on the ny ''"s"y
A. D 1890. - a.. H.. IN,
q" 49,, y, 49,, p.s,,,. late " ilSpsrt
I, IA gi.,,ic, dsses.sd Ls,ny presented fst
Probate 20 a
wh,feupon 1t was ordered by SAL 'aou,t hat
all persons concerned therein be b. unsa 70 -.
pear al = ses.isn thereof 10 be held ihe Pro-
bate Office 10 Nsnches ef 10 sald dlstfi on Tho
1Dth day Of January A D, 81, NJ 10 Q s.oc (, IN
the fcfenoos, and show csa.s. II any III. fbsys.
sgsi1srth probate of said will. for viii, pnr-
pose II 10 further ordered, that this ord. . bo
published three weeks successfully Ia tho Ab-
chester JOt HEAL, . NJ wspsper printed 81 N W.
chester. three seeks saceessissly previous -
the time 20 sppot.ted.
A true record,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-01-29

NTOTICls..
OF snnd trlanI. In the County Of bennington and
state u vermost. are hereby notified that ihs
,sres assessed b. said Town. County and State
~ School District in which raid lands are SIT
sied. for tho year 1880, remain In whole or In
part unpsid on the following lands In said town
70 wit:
n acres meadow laud situate In School District
No. 1, near Bentley . store and owned on tho first
day OF April last by Charlss Thatcher, subse.
auently by the Tsconic Marble Company and
more recently by the Holland Trust comp.uy.
About ono acre Of land with buildings thereon
In echool District no. !, last owned by Edgar
Wilcor. ,n
s scres meadow land, with house and barn
thereon, situated In School District NO. :, and
lsst owned by jeffrey Bowman's Estate.
Amount Of Taxes. 1851.
| q Asres land, with buildings thereon. located
in School District No. and last owned by
George Carey. 49,
II acres land, with boildngs thereon. being
psst Of the Governors hight, last owned "
Amount Of TsIss, ti.Oi
iso acres timber land. located on sunderland
N, ash linc IN school District MOL aud last osn'
Cd ws.s. Clemens 49,. sm
r0 a ge lot No 80, oh DIVISION, Jacob Wander.
,dd.n .iPILai proprietor, lat owned BY Tvs r.
Coolidge ,, .,r. ,ast
% .e,a. ss5os and pasture land. situated 10
school distr =" - s"' .'' '"N ~
"e'u'o s'u Ana1npt u TsIss, ~ W.
Ana 80 much ~sSA ls.ds ~il be sold q pub
.nc,' ~ ~ A., LA,iroad Depot In Sunderland.
on iss 23rd dsyor Tstrnsy. ps9I. q 10 O'clock
III ~ f',','oyy a. siiA be te.lgislie W d,s.
.;as IA 90. t.h coats pni,ss previously
paia ..f. aatI
4 I'd at supdsilsnd sh's fLiS zsSa d, OF Jan
nai,, % 1891 ~, w.. ro,.,.,t.
rs w u. PAhI -. sns. Sonsso,s.
D0KsON EAsTMA Ms EsrArx.
~ 49, =, var.,,,, M, " Of Manchester, 70
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REsJAMIS r. McLAUGLIN's

tue coy Of record.
$3.50 Attest. J. Y. FEks, Register.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-22
ANOTHER BOLD BURGLARY.
A Lodging House Entered Early Last
Evening.

A Lodging-House Entered Early Last
Evening.
The residence of Mrs. Dick at No. 211
East Pico street was entered by a burg
lar at about 9:30 O'Clock last evening
while Mrs. Dick and her daughters,
Mrs. Hubbell and Miss Nellie Dick,
were in back room, and robbed of
about 500, which was in the toy savings
banks OF the three children of the house
hold.
The burglar entered the front door,
which was never locked, and went
through room occupied by Detective
Wallin, who rooms at the house. From
this room the intruder proceeded into
another in the front part OF the house,
and was in the latter when Mrs. Hub
bell, who felt draft from the open
door, came to see what was the matter.
AS she passed the door of the room the
burglar was in, he rushed out and ran
into her, knocking her to the floor, and
then disappeared through the open
door.
Mrs. Hubbell soon recovered herself
and gave the alarm, but the burglar
made good his escape.
Nothing was missed save the savings
banks mentioned, Mrs. HubbelPs APP
pearance having probably frightened
the burglar before he had been in the
house many minutes. No description of
the man was obtained
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-22
THE RAILROADS.
BOTH OVERLAND LINES REPORTED
FREE FROM WASHOUTS.
Will General Manager K. H. Wade Take
Control of the Atlantic and Pacific?
Santa Fe Finances-Notes.

The matter OF making X. III. Wade,
now general manager of the Southern
California railroad, general manager OF
the Atlantic and Pacific was revived
again yesterday by a railroad man who
is very intimate with President Marvel.
This man told HERALD representative
that he knew absolutely that Mr.. Man
vel wanted to make the change, and
would probably do it before long.
Against this can be put the statement
made yesterday by Santa Fe official,
who told the same reporter that he
knew that Mr.. Marvel had decided to
remove number of Atlantic and Pacific
employees, but that he would leave Gen
eral Manager Robinson in Office. The
reader can take his choice of these opin-
ions.
TRACKS REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION.
The Southern Pacific officials have
conquered the washouts on that line, at
least they had the entire track between
this city and the east, in good condition
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
overland from the east got in at about
O'Clock, and the train due here at 2 :55
did not arrive until late in the evening,
but today, it was expected, would see all
trains on time as usual.
The Santa Fe overland, which was due
on Friday, did not arrive until yester-
day. At the general managers Office,
however, it was stated that the track
was clear and would be kept so.
NOTES.
The Santa Fe sent sixteen carloads OF
cabbage to Chicago yesterday. They
were grown at Nadeau Park and Slau-
son station.
The Southern Pacific sent east yester-
day five special freight trains.
A Raymond excursion train of eight
cars arrived yesterday via the Santa Fe,
and proceeded to Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-22
NEWS NOTES.

Pomona Parlor N. S. G. w. was insti-
tuted at Pomona last night by Ramona
parlor.
There are kilograms at the Postal tele
graph company's office for James B.
Dennis and E. H. Smith.
George Washington birthday will be
celebrated tomorrow by the closing Of
the banks, postoffice and public offices.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office
for J. H. Conway, Mrs. HI. d. Gates, care
Chas. Smith, G. H. Capen.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of w. P. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
6. w. Downs, a native of England,
was yesterday admitted by Judge
Smith to the rights of citizenship upon
his production Of the necessary proofs
and taking the oath of renunciation and
allegiance.
A. Gallardo was arrested by Officer
Craig yesterday afternoon with sack OF
scrap iron on his shoulder and booked
for petty larceny. Gallardo had an in
geniously-made slungshot in his pocket
when arrested, and is a suspicious
character.
Harry Wilson was arrested by De-
tective Auble yesterday morning fol
stealing chickens, in East Los Angeles
A lot OF chickens stolen Friday night
from H. P. Vogan were traced to his
place, and he had just sold them to 6
customer when the arrest was made
Wilson is suspected of other similar
thefts.
The music at the cathedral at the II
O'Clock service this morning will consis
of Millard's mass. Mrs. McAllister viii
sing the Agnus Del, and Mr.. JOSEPH
F. Nuele will sing The tenor solos. Al
the offertory, the Stabat Mater by Ros
SIM will be rendered. Lenten sermons
will be given on the evenings OF Sunday
and Wednesday and on Friday, the sta
tions of the cross. A. G. Gardner is the
organist.