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Evening journal., 1892-11-08

NOTICE. JOHN G LAYERY THE
IN tenant and occupant of the house sltu
atcd at No. l0l Madison street. in the liliu
ward IN the city OF Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and state ot Delaware, ga
compliance with The requirements OF the
acts or the General Assembly DOB eucu c4ae
modeand provided, 40 hereby give notice
that shall apply iu writing ip ihe 1o+it oi
General Sessions 90 the Peace ANA iAii lt-
livery of the state of Delaware. iu dnu inf
New CASTLE county ,on Monday the ti-i Gay gi
November, lf1, being the nest term oi aald
court for license for snid house. ae Hn MN or
tavern. for ihe sale therein off mioNicailne
liquors in less quantities llau one Quafls ip lf
drunk ON the premises, and tle ioioWi ne
spectacle citizens OF said ward ii iehel l"ti g
of whom are substantial frUchuItcia ui .tit
ward. recommend the said uupI ailnh. w,
james CLARK. Patrick Dillon,
Irrte- A yieelpr VhUfnna u. Bennett,
Nlu. Freeman Nm. W. Cooper
IUlu lirlnuahin, ilmcs t ihi,
Thomas Written, Ihomaa Duffy,
ilch1rl LArles, Henry Ntt-i,
WIN. I. Hcdling, James Grant
RcnI. Davis. Daniel NcNenney,
Tllar. 81 BURNS Tl0Inr- n Kane.
Michael 81 Hamilton, Fritz NeselnE
n Az lrncn samuel h. ClOuU,
i NJ. Grimm. Michael NaIunet
i. ' 'r furkcl, Patrick Nhnhets
ID. = Ietr1- .,-,,p,-
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tld q ea .. aaod
Ba iata aioa'idq hei7s4d-l
N. Y. Clothing I l6i5e. Use.
Wilmington, Tuesday. November s, 1922.
Meetings For This Evening.

Board OF Health.
Brnndywine Commnndery, Knights Malta.
Cyrus Castle *. C.. =.
Corinthion Lodge. A. i. AM
Corinthinn Lodge shield of Honor.
Cherokee Tribe. l. %. h. NJ.
Delaware sncnnerbund.
Lincoln Lodge, A. =. A. ~.
q. s. Grant Post, O.. a. Il.
Eureka Conclave, S. W.. M.
Perpetual Loan Association
Industry Lodge, A. %. Y. W.
Excelsior Council, Y. Il. of A.
Harmony Council, L. +. of A.
Wilmington Loan Association.
Washington Conclave. S. ~. NJ.
Wilmington Council. o. q. A. M.
Hor0ckohocking Tribe. ]. %. r. NJ.
Delaware Encimpmcnt, !. O. o. +.
German Mutual Beneficial Society.
lincoln lodge knights of lythias
First Regiment Fife and Drum Corps
/ Friendship Lodge, knights of pyihias.
Society So Vincent dc Paul, st. Peters.
Muriel Encampment, *. OF So. j. and NJ.
/ Pocohonias Tent. Daughters of The Forest.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

Mrs William Croes Of No. an Madison
street. uses Tr-Phost for an toilet uses
and SAYS "It is the finest article / ever
tried. have used it to clean clothes
and 90 remove grease spots and don't
think there is anything ike It, IL IS far
superior to ammonia in every pariicu-
lar.
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cAIcAao ANARoHIsTs AoTVE.
An Innammatory Document That Causes
Apprehension I'm the city.

Apprehension I'm the city.
CHICAGO, Nov 8-Chief of Police Nc
Claughry has Information that anarchists
have distributed thousands of circulars
throughout the city within, the last three
days calling for q memorial meeting at
Ulrich's hall on Nov. II. These circulars
have been carefully placed in the hands Of
foreign born workingmen, who are Of So
cialistic tendencies. The circular says
eve should set Gre to the roofs which
give shelter to our enemies and destroy
those who made Nov. II possible"
The writer urges agitation and darenewed
declaration of war against those who gov
ern Threats are made against Judge
Grimmelt and a number of police officers.
Chief McClaughry win detail officers to
attend the meeting, and any demonstration
Of an unlawful character win be promptly
suppressed The circular causes some ap-
preheusion on the part of the citizens.
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Important Session Of the Girls Friendly
Society.

The annual meeting of the National
Council of the Girls Friendly Society
will commence I'm this city tonight To-
morrow morning there win be celebra.
tion of the holy communion at ST. AM
drews church at lO.30, with an address
by Rev Charles e. Murray. In tine af-
teruoon, at 230, there will be read, at
the same place, several interesting pa
pers by ladies from various states, and %
discussion of them. The public gener-
ally win be welcome TO both the morning
service and the afternoon meeting
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- rnll. lIIns to ne.nme.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa, Nov. S.-On Thurs
day next notices viii be posted announcing
that on Monday, Nov IL, the mills of the
Carnegie Steel company viii DE started
All of the old men who quit four months
auo viii DE taken back should they ask it,
Those who apply for work viii De received
as Individuals
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Now Is the Time

To have that Papering done and those Win
dow shades put up, and the place 20 iind
lnr.ro eri.cf lion Is ~ Preston w. AcaHcre s avs
KING street. Wall Paper as low as cents n
rirro. Window shades as low as q cents
each with Spring Rollers, NQnfadeable and
Waterproof; Hand tiutcd, plain, OV cents
shades io order Curtain Poles. Ready Mixed
Paints. Fresc0ing. Fine W rk specially,
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nodds Acnin rlclorInns.

PARIS Nov. S-A dispatch from Porto
Novo says that Colonel Dodds, commander
of the French expedition in Dahomey, cap.
tured Fort Muako. near Cana, and com-
pletely routed the Dahomeyan army. The
French loss was seven killed and sixty
.---.....L-.
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THE porden Case.

TAUNroN, Mass., Nov. S.-Alr. Adams,
for Miss Borden, addressed the superior
court, asking that special instructions
should be given the grand jury not TO bc
influenced by hearsaT evidence or news
paper paragraphs The Judge decided that
no special instructions were necessary
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- cnnrd - nisnhlnh.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. S.-George r. San
ford, the big left guard of the Yale football
eleven. broke one of the bones of his ankle
ut practice. and he viii be unable TO play
any moro ibis Nnar
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Unrrv IlornnlI n T.unntic.

NEW YORK Nov. s-Harry Kernell, the
comedian, has been adiudged lunatic by
q sheriGs jury and Commissioners Henry
C. Miner, DE- Thomas $. Robinson and
Joel VI. Marx.
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Roth Legs Severed.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Nov. S.-Aiss Elliot
was struck by train and died in an hour.
She was deaf. and while walking down the
track was run down. Both legs wero
severed at the hips.
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nav Dio IL TTia Tniurias.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8--Pollock, the New York
diamond merchant, who was attacked on n
train last week near Omaha, is In % critical
condition His head is terribly mashed
and his skull is believed to be broken.
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salvation Armv Patience.

P1rTsDUBG. Nov. s.-The Pittsburg corps
of the Salvation Army are in Jail for dis
turbing the peace on Sunday, and say they
will stay there for months before they win
nav a fine.
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A ynobt Rnce Now Iil,elv.

NEW YoBK, Nov s-DGicultes having
been smoothed over, it is expected that
Lord Dunraven win forward a formal chal-
lenge for q race for the Americas cup in a
tow davs
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Nettlrtnn To Re.lgn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s--Alr a. B. Nettle-
ton, OF Minnesota, assistant secretary Of
the treasury, has announced his intention
of rosigu!ng after election i'm order 10 give
his attention to private business.
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Rohhod on iho rau I.ivor Boat.

FALL RIVER Mass. Nov S--A man from
California was robbed of $500 on Che Fall
River boat. lie was going to Attleboro to
purchase iewelry
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- Ycnrs ~ Emhezzlemnnt.

CLEVELAND, Nov. STANLEY NJ Austin
was sentenced to serve seven and three
years respectively i'm the penitentiary on
two counts for embezzlement
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
A connt Shoots TIImscIf.

VIENNA, Nov S-Senator Count Johann
rars,sir.i shot himself ia the head, but the
bullet glanced and he viii probably recov.
qr. Ile was deeply in debt
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A Girl burned TO Death.

Providence. Nov S-Rachael Gardner,
a bright little girl, was burned 70 death by
Gre ignited while using curling tongs. She
was crimpiug her hair In tissue paper.
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wand Their Bishop a Cardinal.

ROME. Nov S.-The pope has been re-
ouestcd 10y the Argentine Republic to ele-
vnte TO the cardinalate the archbishop Of
Buenos Ayres
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Iln Irn. nm Trnnce.

WAYCRoss. Ga, Nov. SIT was rumorcd
that Captain Parker, city taI collector,
died suddculy Of apopleNy. Cnptmn Parker
was in trance, bus be revived and may
Vet raeovor
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nrnnnch nand.

Boston. Nov. 8.--Lawyer !. r. Jones,
the president of the Georgetown (Mass.)
National bank, dropped dead Of apoplexy
on the court house steps here.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
Mlnler f.nnr.Ian -.

To au l0rida and other southern health
and pleasure resorts. to Hnfaua. Cuba, i0
Ashcfille and Hot SPRINGS, A. a.. Lural, Dld
Point Comfort. Atlantic tltl and other winter
resorts have been placed on sale ul Baltimore
rates.
For detailed information apply to IL. a.
Miller. City Passenger Agent Wilmington,
Del ,or to Charles %. -cuN, General las,cn-
ger Agcut, Baltimore, I'D.
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efrielron wiIh pnrolvsis.

WARS Aw, Ind, Nov. s. - Hon. J. d.
Thayer. Republican candidate for senator,
was stricken with paralysis while making
a speech and is dying.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
A Biizzard Raging.

BISMARCK, Nov S-The first snowstorm
Of the season has set in, and is one Of the
worst storms ever experienced in this land
Of bl.1zards.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
rcll qSo Feet.

KINGSTON, Pa, Nov. 8-Pe.er Pather,
engineer, fen down the shaft Of the Petite
bone mine and was instantly killed. The
shaft was $50 feet deep.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
NnrInIs
REWARD,

The Democratic Executive lnumiite0 of
Ncw Castle county Wl rHf fna IaIlnnlnr rec
wards fu aug uNrHuil INln 'Nlnt N'liINNlINt
tu nuN OF Che mfmN. ui eHIl rumNII .N"
which WIN ltHd fH ihc detection Hui 0iNt It-
ii0n uf uelfues irgtlN nnl itHNtaI.
rlgi terIug ur voting Ht ilns rla"iQu.
'nf Information IradH. lo lNf NCicl-
Inl .NN conviction of tNN iIief Negro
eN NrHHisiHIius nf voting ti.NtNt
Nnrluf. .rmriINn iCauiHs in nrN rcnul
F.r Ih. fNIrI fINN
tur fNU fourth W
fuT aUrII suN.OrNNNt one INNi
Such In.UIN. iIHu WIi nH "HINNH IN cone
hdNNtN Ns Nnl unef nl fNe rlnmhfee NhN
frr madr tul rue. lN0na oonNuf
without 0I hina INe ulinU ihe nrIHan
diving -ltN NI0uu|fiNn lI uf. IrHat
iu the .porsou iFlnE 1ra inionna ini
ouiF 1tDODie lH HcrNfinN iNe ftItclHQ'
such fraudulent vote, $3.50 dollars "lN in
Uui0 600 eHch UH.o. lhiH olDr applies loin fl
Che n.lN ol Wilmington aru ODE outside iluN-
UrOis. hui ihH eaInr rewards Nii| lN NNId iIr
lkc information which WIN secure lhl afr,tt
aui conviction of nny nffaQn afIliA ul lIr
gully n'ding on aheitlng such iiuuluient f't-
IatrltIUu nr voting.
Nr order of thc Committee.
Willard oAlfaiutN, ih.
Chairman.
lOuN u. CALLAHAN. Secretary.
The committee is determined iu rui STOP
iu ihD urfHrIuua scheme.
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cnIlldcd in q Tnnnel.

ST. Louis, Noy. S-Two freight trains on
the Wabash came into collision in the tun-
mel Of the ST. Louis Bridge and Tunnel
company. A fireman was killed
Evening journal., 1892-11-08
Lnsker's Nincteenth victory.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Iasker achieved his
nineteenth victory 10y defeating DR. Isaac
son in "a Ginoca Piano, after thiriy-eisht
moves
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Inrrn Trnst Ninned.

MARsIAILT0wN, Nov. s. A northwest
blizzard prevails here, and it is growing
much colder.
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n.rono-- IIIr.cn AmIcled.

VrENNA, Nov. S-A dispatch from Linz
states that Baroness Hirsch has been strick-
en- with partial paralysis.
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where onnll and DO Ahound.

Tho best quail shooting may Doe had in the
Shenandoah alley ,Na..nud the best deer huut-
sections are accessible by Baltimore and Ohio
ENpress trains from New York, PhlDdelnhia.
Wilmington. Baltimore and Washington.
trains, &C.. write to harles o. Scull, General
Passenger Agent, IS. g %. r. f., Baltimore,
Nd.
life Insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest. largest and best company in The
wnrid. ANSON A. MAiER, General Agent,
EQUITABLE Bui'didg
WantCd-1n bus ur loan money uuiilcinsur-
ancc aud Endowment policies AusoA a..
Maher, room ap,. Equitable Building.
Mr-. CHWker-"llaVo sou got a. headache
Tonight Denfr SIR. Cnwsrr-'No, my dcar.
Mrs. NHwkfr sob. q sm -l -ofrg shat sou
have mot. bought n-w headache cure iu-
day at % bargain. and z nauted sou fO tv
b.. IirrraIs ha1lr
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

Hnywo0d's Restaurant win Announce the
election returns by special wire tonight, as
fast Js tucy are received.
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The testimonial

"Ihaln't goin' 20 try that rule about countin'
twenty when YOU are mad any moren said
Willie 90 his mother. "And why not. my
souf~ because Simmy Bohba throwcd a
stone at me today. an before I got Go fifteen
he ran away an 1 couldn't lick him.
Buffalo Express.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

"How old were you when you came 10 Bos-
tonYn asked Brown of Miss smith 'Ihree
wears old. WAS the reply. "Aud may ask
how long you have been hcrc9 "sincu was
three years uf gee.N And the lady of uncer-
tain age smiled. Boston Post
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rrAL TsrArE.

y House and Joe with si0hlrs Az Hiah
iiridge. Sow Cnstie Apply on ptem|sfs. b..
H. NlNNEGAN
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Irnn IVorEs ne.lrorrd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-The Atlas Iron
works were destroyed by FIRE loss. $4,000
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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The weather.

The weather promises to be fair and
rather cold.
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IIcrNsr ArrIIcArIONs.

NOTICE.. WILLIAM MAGllRf, TUE
~ owner and occupant of ihc house tiiu-
ated at No. 6la East Fourth street in the
Fourth wnrd in The city OF wilmington,
county of New Castle and state of l.clawoie,
in compliance with The requirements oi ihn
acts OF the General Assembly Duo such cn
made and provided. do hereby give notice that
] shall apply In writing Co thc Court or ueh-
rral Sessions of the Peace and JAN DeliNtfy OF
the State OF Delaware, in and for NtW Nhrlt
county. on Monday, the elsi day of November
1862. being the next term of sald cnuri' TOT i
license for said house, as am inn ON inVefh' iuf
The sale therein of Intoxicating liquors ln less
quantities than one quart, 90 De- drunk on ihe
premises, and the following respectable citi-
1ens of said ward. at lcnst twelve of whom
arc substantial ireehOlders ol SOFA Mafu'
recommend the said application, FiH
John McO laNarty John DOughrriy.
Francis n. IaCQunt John NJ heth
Emfl Hrrtai. A. ID. Edwin ~. hlue
Hugh Hagan y. O.. Weldon
u. H. schnfcr Thomas lally
Geo. j. Erie Chns. g.. Mammcle
Anton Held VIM Alscni2cr
Charles Fchrenhach Anton Gross
Geo a. Frazer Hugh Duty
George Aholp Matthew Baxter
Wm. n. Sparks T. T. DIAMOND
sylvester rance Charles Giles
Joseph A. Bnumanu Isaac nilin
Bernard Bonner Chas letier ..,-,r,,,
WILLIAM MAGllliE.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

Wanted-To buy or loan money onI.ifelnsur-
nuce and Endowment policies. Anson A
Maher, room 1o2, Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

If you want Hrst-cIass dying and securing
done $50 TO go King street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY,. ss. STATE OF
~ Delaware tn thc lCrN lf NeW Castle
to-, Greeting;
We command you Tibet you sum-
mon N Auiwau and COMPANY, o.
corporation of Che tfufN ui OHIO,
- lairu ui your county corporation,
N.rt fn tHti ll tnud appear hNiuf iIa
iuNra0 0i Our superior Court, nt
i-f- Wilmington. 600 MNNnHl, IuN
tW,rff-eIshlh duy ni NnNcm1er
uNNi. fo rn. Wrr Ntnfte NJ. "NAnAt
nlu Ul0a of frasHHsf on ino cite
And hnVc you theu tNofU tIis Witt Nlt-
moss rho honorable IosouN D. NnmeDi .
Esquire ot WimiHtioN. iIg First Nnt n.
October |n fhe Hrlt ut Hiu Luri euN iluNslnN
uIFlt hundred uni HIna-tWu.
lssuUl October al. iH4
pEFR N nonrY, proihonoiary.
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FoR sALE.

A modern dwelling in "a iirsi-rlass location.
D1 west Tenth street, Eiehi roans and lnth.
font porch and convenience. rnn be bought
very cheHu Within ten DAYS Apr'yto
JOIN MJLVENA,
9l5 Market strett.
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.sigeef. ..,,. --..----.----
.ro k O.. rTEMS OF ANTEREST,ao q p
.o.-N fiCafF ,n- -t--l----f----fO peY.ir uo-C
30. The Testimonials ..tt
Published ON hchalfof HoosiN sfiarenprrilln
are as rcinhle and as worthy your confidence
ns il they came from your best and most
trusted ueighhor They state simple facts.
Hoods pills cure sick headache.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

W. G. ID. A. q.
Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled Workmeu. No.9l Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-11-08

Harry E. Thomas s. Go.
Repair watches snnd iewelry. $40 Market 81
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IIrLr wANrEp.
RoAnp IN noOaIs.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
DOOMs FORiR gNT,ALSO LADY WANTS
IA position as housckeeper Apply $50 Mad
ison street
DOoMs FOR RENT AND BOARDERs
~ taken. S. w. corner lth ana Jefferson.
DOARnERs WANTED AT sl2 KING
ID street. Homo comforts.
WTANTED -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w m0dations. so. l0j East Fourth street.
Personal.
MARRIED LADIES. SEND 10 CENTS
VA for "lnfallibie Safeguard" mo medicine.
no deCeptiong just what you want. LADIES'
BALAN. kansns CITY. no.
r-s--aia1s17ls711
PUBLIC sALUs.
DUBLiC SALE.
VIII be sold on lot French street below
Third street. Wilmington. Del. ON Thursday
and Friday. November 10Th and iifh, lNc, az
lO O'Clock Must Doe sold. ~cvcuty-hNe head
/ 0f frash Young western horsus, good size and
well bred FOR harness or general pirpn-,.e. le
L0rscs can Doe seem any Time aiier lnr.iay
uvrninr HAN NORRIS.
I L. aN. stidham A. SON, Aurtiore.rs
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CENTRAL NATIoNAL BANa
nrIsANs' SAVINGS HANN-

A RTIsANs' SAYINGS BANK.
no. 5s AiaRKEr STREET.
Wilmington, io'e"'rH
Omen daily from O'Clock a. u. until b. fn.
and on Tuesdays and saturdtys nom io
%, in.
ASSETS 4Ntl, ,laa.fl
DEPOSITS, oloIeei.4l
SURPLUS, fll4.e el3ui
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money Gap one or mOrr calender months tt
fha rnte OF ncr cent. per unnum.
Money loaned on MORTGAGES on Real AtiNte
GEORGE W. BUSH. President
C.WF@LEA MElNlN, fiDf-ffn. tfnl
BE- W Tlh IlIt. srUrriNrI III. I'rNH. .ffNl4
JUsErH bf. MArAEh, Auditor.
May ist, ls-
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ppOrfss1ONAL.

GTENOGRApBER AND IALEW RITTER
- JENNIE J.. lIAlhElt
Room SB. Equiiahle Building.
-T,ypEWRIwING DESIRED TO DO AT
4 leisure hours during the day. ENpcrt
operator Terms moderate II. A. LhoN'
Journal office.
vvTTTIAM &. sNALLEY. ATTORNEY
w at-iaw, removed 10 Offices DO. ~, hlu
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-22
LETTER BAG.

Mr.. Collins and the Telephones.
EDITORS HERALD: There appears to
be little croHs-fring between Council
men Rees and McGarry, as to which one
voted to lower the Telephone company
assessment. Be this as it may, it mat
ters but little. Where the mistake was
made was for the council to lower the
assessor g figures, namely, $84, 4,15O. The
company's sworn testimony is that the
cost OF each box is IS so; very we'll. we
know the poles and wire are not overly
expensive, and the wear and tear is next
to nothing. But see what they charge
the people of this city for the use Of a
box. In Strathray, Ontario, the Bell
Telephone company put in tele.
phones for $l5 per annum. Here
we have to pay $40 per annum. Is this
because we are generous or stupid
The assessors figures should have been
allowed to stand, and if the company
kicked then the council could have
stepped in and made q play for
their constituency, and demanded a
lower rate on telephones for our people.
Say, at least, for private residences,
So 50 business house, So and if the
company conceded some reductions,
then reduce their assessment accord
ingly. What we want is lower rates,
and believe it is within the pnrview
OF the council to help us out. Yours, as
usual, M. 7. COLLINS.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-22
AT CATALINA.

Having Good Time the Principal Busi-
ness at That Place.
AVALON, Aug. 2l.--Avalon is busy
little city at the present time. The
principal business OF the residents is
having good time, and its many at
fractions make this easy. On the ar
rival of the steamers Saturday evening,
the bay and surrounding hills and town
were brilliantly lighted up with calcium
lights and fireworks, which made q
pretty picture and was enjoyed by every
body present. The hotels Saturday and
Sunday were taxed to their utmost
capacity. N
The pavilion was crowded with dan
GERS last Saturday evening, the Kam-
mermeyer orchestra furnishing the
music.
The ball at the Hotel Metropole was
the social event OF the week, and over
one hundred couples participated. An
elegant supper was served at IL O'Clock.
The Messrs. Fred and George Stamm
and 'tJack, !" sailed around the island in
their canoe, which is only eighteen feet
long. The trip occupied two days.
Pearly Condit, who 10 only 10 years
old, made one of the best swims this
year, swimming from the bath house to
Sugar Loaf and to the opposite point,
| and return, the distance is about mile.
The white bathing suit has disap-
| peared, and now we have scarlet one.
Next.
Mr.. Burns, the clerk of the Metropole,
| is fond of swimming. w
Messrs. Joe Banning and Walter Vail
recently swan a race on horseback
They both claim the silver cup.
The Falcon leaves for San Clemente
next Friday. Thisis a delightful trip te
take. The island is twenty-five mlet
| from here.
Goat hunting is the fashion here al
present, many fine pairs of horns being
captured.
Fine strings Of fish are constantly be-
nag brought in. The favorite tishinl
grounds being near Seal rocks.
| Mr.. Geo. Beebe, financial secretary o.
| the Los Angeles Athletic club, is here
T. H. Ward wasrover, and officially
opened the new register of the Metro
pole.
I o. o. Orr,J. w. Scott. j. Court Scott
III. X. Flanders, William Edwards and
l.. Hiderbrand, of Riverside, enjoyed
| the day here.
The constable and justice here are
| pining for something to do, but SO far
have not succeeded in raking up case
Everything is kept in apple-pie ordel
| all over town.
A. P. White and G. P. Hancock, o
Riverside, were enjoying life here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Black, of Tucson
arestaking in the attractions of Catalina
Norman =. Forbes loves boating.
Arizona is the beat represented plac,
here, outside of ouf own state.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-22
A rRAmP's rREAsUEE.
Six Hzndred Dollars Concealed in His
Carriers. ssuaF e

Six Hzndred Dollars Concealed in His
Carriers. s4uF
SAcEAMENTo, Aug. 2Is--Today word
was sent to the county hospital that an
old man was lying sick and helpless in a
shanty on the outskirts of the city. He
was found to be tramp, who had in his
pocket a permit to enter the hos
pital, dated last Thursday. He
was suffering from typhoid fever,
and being unable to walk to the hos
pital, took refuge in the shanty and was
delirious and could not give his name,
but that on his permit was simply John
son. When stripped for bath, each leg
was found encircled with garter made
of canvas, doubled, and the ends sewed
together. These garters had not, appar-
emily, been off his legssfor many months,
if for years; each contained fifteen
twenty-dollar gold pieces, making 5000.
He also had So in his pockets. Thus far
the case is mysterious one. The man
has every appearance of tramp. He
is upwards of so years of age.