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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-12
M0RM0NS In ARIZONA.
Joseph Smith of Salt Lake Talks OF
Them.

0oseph smith of Salt Lake Talks OF
Them.
Joseph Smith of Salt Lake City, who is
nephew OF the famous Joseph Smith and n
power in the Mormon church, is at the
Palace on his way home from Arizona,
where he has been for the past two weeks
In company with j. @. Cannon. Mr.. Smith
was seen yesterday and said: "Our visit
mere at this time is not connected in any
way with the proposed railroad from Salt
Lake 10 San Francisco, although our people
are greatly interested IN the enterprise.
our trip has been simply for the purpose OF
visiting our people in Arizona, who moved
there some years ago and who are doing
Ihueh LOT the development of that IerTl-
toIy. In Apache and one or two other coun-
ties they number about 1000 souls and they
are DONG well. The country is not rich
one ana every loot of ground needs lTriga-
tlOn, winch has been supplied by means o!
dahls anu reservoirs constructed by CO.
operation. Lack of capital has been the
great drawback of our people, and every
men advanced has been at the cost OF great
laO0r and self-sacTifce. They are indus
trlous and thrifty. however, and they are
now IN way tG succeed well.
In Arizona / was particularly impressed
with the great wealth of timber and was
told Dy some OF cur people that they tray-
eled Tor distance Of go miles from Mari
copa to Pine Top through belt of pine un-
surpassed In the country. Some day l am
convinced railroad will penetrate that sec
ton and the result will be a great boom for
the Territory.
80 far as n new line OF railroad from
GAIT Lake to San Francisco is concerned l
am unable to make any positive statement.
Al present we are constructing a line IS
miles IN length from Salt Lake City to the
iake which can be extended at any time. 1t
Is intended, l believe, to push it through to
the mining region in the vicinity of Deep
creek, and 1t may ultimately reach the
coast. In Salt Lake we are greatly inter
ested In the building OF road, but our peo-
pie are not in position TO advance much
money. You may be sure that they Will be
liberal IN the way of terminals anu right of
way, but Will not subscribe much money"
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RAILROAD TRAvgI.

from SAN dEANCISCo for MILL VALLEY fyysex
ssaySl-I 80 s;oO 11;o0 a NJ. rs 5 800. SIS.
tsa9sdays)ms 90 900. 10: 90 80 4. I.sa.
10y; 4 ~ o;5O r NJ. Extra trip Saturdays az
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OPENING OF The SCHOOLS.
Large Number OF New Pupils in the
Receiving Glasses.

a Large y u m Der OF New Pupils I'm the
Receiving Classes.
The summer vacation of the pupils Of the
public schools of the city is over, and yes
terday the doors IF the schools were again
opened. There was a decided increase in
the number OF new pupils enrolled. and in
many SCHOOLS, in the first confusion, it
looked as IL there were going to be more
pupils than room 10 accommodate them,
especially IN the receiving classes. Every
thing soon settled into order. though, and
IN very few instances was there a lack of
room.
All the schools we're prepared for the re-
eeptiOn of pupils except the Bartlett Pri-
mary and the Laguna Honda schools, the
locations of which have been changed, and
the Moulder Primary School, which is being
repaired. The two first-named schools will
not open until next Monday and the last
named will not be ready for scholars until
tO-mOTrOw. The Commercial Evening
School has been transferred from Golden
Gate avenue 10 the school building corner Of
Bush and Stockton streets.
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LIE AIIFGATIoNs

The bill alleged that Sharon died Noyem-
Der Is, 1885, leaving no estate out OF whict
complainant could be satisfied, aud saws
that prior TO his death Sharon gave to the
defendants, T. g. Newlands and +. w.
Sharon, a deed in trust as trustees of "all
the property, whether real, personal or
mixed, of whatsoever nature, IN California.
Nevada. Ohio Missouri, Illinois and the
District OF Columbia, aud wheresoeyer else
situate, now owned by the said William
Sharon or to which he may be entitled" In
trust for the use and benefit Of the heirs Of
said Sharon.
Judge Hawey did not go into the second
aud third counts of the demurrer. Ii was
enough that all parties were citizens Of
California. He said
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Judge Trout confirmed the sale by John
W. Flynn as executor of the paintings of
the late Domenico Toietti for the sum of
S9ll 90. leaving a net sum realized Of
1926 80, the expenses of the sale hav-
Ing been shown TO be 1856, OF over Ga
per cent OF the sum for when the paint
ings were sold. The executor declares
that the property was sold to the high
est bidder, there was q large attendance
AT the sale and the price realized was fair
one. Individual paintings brought the fol-
and Eve" $50; "Crucifxion." $50. "WoIv
Family" 500; Head Of Turk" SIS;
Sacred Heart" S32 80; Madonna and
Child aud Bitter Chalice," $50 each /;
Napkin Head" $50; 'Sayior's Head, " SIS
10 sketches. SlSf
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II. 6. Williams, who is now in San Luis
Obispo County. mas been cited to appear be
fore Judge Levy on the 18th to show cause
why he should not pay his divorced " ife,
Miriam ChoyDski, $500 monthly for support
and $500 counsel fees. She ayers that he
OWus real property worth SO, 000 has an
income monthly Of $780, and IhaI she is pen
niless and has never been able since the di-
vOrce in February, 1891, TO pay her attor-
neys, either for their services or for the
money advanced 10 than
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BANCROFT MUST PAY.
Judge Hawley CrIticizss Pernicious
Methods of Nom Payment.


Methods of Nom Payment.
The Bancroft Company will have to pay
49, - s.
from the Owen Paper Company of Massa-
chusetts and which was destroyed in the big
fire on Market street several years ago.
The Bancroft people refused TO pay for the
paper on the ground that the lot was con-
signed and not sold to them.
There was considerable newspaper talk
OF the transaction, and letter was pub
lished from Uncle Bancroft TO A. l.. say
ing; IF the Owen Paper Company wont
settle on our terms let them sue us. We
have influence enough to keep the case in
court for years" They had the influence,
but now they must pay. The company
brought suit and Judge HawIey yesterday
gave judgment for the Owen Paper Com
pany for SIT. los 10. He dug the Bancrofts
quietly in the ribs and said he would not
dwell on the letter, but he did condemn the
methods employed by the Bancroft people
to avoid the payment Of their just debts.
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for street-lamp service. S52s3 % for gas con-
sumed In public buildings, and S1292 70 for
gas consumed in the engine-houses To the
racine Gas Improvement Company was
paid $40, 1S6 So for gas supplied public build
lngs, and S2740 for gas supplied engine
houses. The California Electric Light
Company received SIS, 900 %. The Spring
Valley Water Company was paid SS4, 1S5 40
for water, and S210 was paid to the Visit
taclon Valley Water Company. The In
speet0r tested 1I2 water meters.
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foot up $685. 10, of which ss679 % is for
money loaned and merchandise bought, and
the remainder for labor; assets. 80 coal
carts at $50 each, % tons of coat. 800, aud
hook accounts OF the value of S4OO0-total
$1,000 Hugh Flynn is the president of the
company. The stables of the company were
recently destroyed by fire, and this accel-
Grated the bankruntcv
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Now for Brnner,s Trial,

The demurrer to the Information against
ElwOod Bruner was oyerruled yesterday by
Judge Wallace and the trial set for the 18th.
with leave to the prosecution to ask for a
postpOnement If it so desires then. This
condition was exacted because the COM
planning witness, Ad0lph 0ttinger, is at
present not in the city and il is not known
Tor certain when he viii return.
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NogODEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. Gu

SfkEE, HA Vel, LAIN, IkAVE. SAALA
ALLER, ELDER. EMS wERRA FULDA
ELBE. KAISER WILHELM III.
New YORK, Southampton Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.. landing
passengers in Z ~ days or less from New YORK
These steamers are celebrated Tor their speed anc
the comfort afforded passengers
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast
lis Montgomery ST. under Occidental Hotel, ). e
fa7 THU
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Investors and Promoters.

Articles OF incorporation have been filed
OF the Investors and promoters to carry on
the construction, manufacturing, mining,
farming. mercantile, mechanical, banking
aud commercial business III all their
branches. the capital stock is 5000. and
1t has actually been Subscribed. The d.
rectors are Orestes Pierce. Wi liam z. John
son and Samuel b. Mckee of Oakland. and
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Ran OYER a Small Boy.

A team driven by Chnaman ran away
Sunday afternoon from the Mail dock, and
while going under the Seeond-stTeet bridge
knocked down Oscar Manning, aged years.
The boy was not badly hurt and the unruly
horses were soon checked.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET ca.

fTEAMERs LEAVE AsPINwALL
- fortnighIly for the West Indies and -kHkFA
seutnampton, calling en- route AZ Cher -<sa2s4z-as
iourg France. and plymouth 70 land passenger
Through bilis OF Ladlng. in connection with IL
Iseinc Mail ). y Co, issued Tor freigntaad trsAslrs
&c direct ports Ia England and Germany
Through ticEsts iroin San Francisco 10 Plymouth,
Cherbourg. Southampton FEST clasS $3.50; tated
Glass, Ss7 So for tuftnar particulars apply ID
ssltL fANhUfk Il Co, Agents. S33 Cali11rdlAis.
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Handier sentenced.

Martin Handley. who was convicted of
arson in having set fire to his residence on
Dolores street, was sentenced by Judge
Trout yesterday 10 serve six years in the
San Quentin prison. a motion Tor new
trial was denied
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"Crazy" Culliesn Retired,

Joseph Culligan, the insane landscape
gardener who ought to be in a lunatic asy-
lum was up again before Judge Rix yester-
day morning ana convicted of disturbing
the peace. He was sentenced to six months
Imprisonment in the House of Correction.
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Judge Trout granted the following d.
vorces yesterday; Pearl Stranahan from
Fernand Stranahan on the ground of cruelty
Theresa c. Rust from Edgar {. Rust, be-
cause Of his cruelty; Carrie Levy from
Charles Levy, because OF his desertinn.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP IN

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. WA PANAMA
steamers Will sail at noon on the 5th s5e-s
1btb and 10Th OF each month calling az @S-cSeS
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line saiiings-Juy Is, IS. san Jose; July
20, IS. Sau Juan; August >, SIS. City Of New York.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatlan. san Bias Manzaniilo
acapulco, Port Angel, Salius Cruz TOaala. san
tenito. Ocos, Champertco, san jose de Guatemala
Aealuta, La 1ibertad. La Union. AnapaIa. CorI.Ea
Fan Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Colima
When the regular SAILING date falls on sunday,
steamers will 5e dispatched the following Monday.
JAt AN ANO CHINA Line
FOR 1ChOHAMA AND HOMEGROWN
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and at Hong Kong Tor East IudIsL
Straits. etc.
Peru new Thurs day. August 4, at 4 T.
City oil klo de Janero. Saturday, Aug. IL at p.
CHINA ~ ttonu! ju) D.. tUe>d " [. y. { ; 2, NJ
Round-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return ~ y
ouCed rates
For Freight or Passage apply at the orics eor1ac
First and Brannan streets
Branch Cfice-I02 Front street,
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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The Guys Gas nd water.

The annual report of Gas aud Water In
specor Brown was flied with the Superyi-
sors yesterday. 1t shows that during the
fiscal year ending June 80, the city paid the
San Francisco GaslIght Company sos. 275 II
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csc for a box Of Beecham's Pills worth guinea.
Foley,s BrutaI Assault.

The charge Of mayhem against John
Foley. who recently assaulted and bit Mrs.
Annie Dunn Of 1909 Folsom street. was in
creased TO assault TO murder yesterday.
Foley is out on bonds, but he will DO rear
rested.
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joseph Lejeal, aged 81 years. was ad-
judged insane yesterday and was sent to the
asylum for the insane at Agnews. He has
before.
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Bankruptcy After a Fire.

voluntary petition in insolvency has
been fled in the Superior Court by the Con-
snmers' Fuel, Feed and Teaming Company
OF S46 Howard street, which has been In
business siace October. 1891. Liabilities
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN acs
~ FraEcISco for poEts 10 Alaska A. Il sksSEs
May -. June and jay ,. = Is, %
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May "a 20: JuHe aud July s. {. I3. lS. %, 2S.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays a. "
or Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day. A. NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
barbara and san Luis Ooispo every fourth aud nth
day at IL A. NJ
I or ports in Mexico first OF each month
Ticket Onice-Paace Hotel, 4 New MontgOmerYg;.
6OODALL- PERKINS & co, General Agents,
] II 10 Market St. san Francisco.
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WHITE STAR LINE
CuNEHD LINE.

New York TO LIVERPOOL, via Queenstown,
r, ON Pier 40, North River.
JASI D. RESS NAL SERTIUE
Etruria July I6. 300 Etruri1. Aug 3. 100 AN
ArranaJuIy -, 100 AN Aurania, Aug 20, 8: 800 PM
Umbrfa july so, 10 90 Umbria Aug. II, = 80 AM
Seryia Aug 8, 800 PM SeryIa, Sept. 8, 2:Jo PM
Cabin passage $50 aud upward; second cabin, S35
and $40. Steerage tickets to anu from ali parts
IurOpe at very low rates For freight and passage
appy at company IS Ofhce,4 Bowling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN 4 ca, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DtAOND n CO,
iY27 TuThSa Agents, san Francisco.
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IhiTtF-day E1cursIon-Round Trip, % per cens
reduction.
Friday to Monday FxcuTsIon-Roun9-tr{p Tickets-
Tcoa CnNa and POlut Reyes 5 rs; TOmaIes 50 90.
Howards, 81 50. Cazadero. So CO.
Sunday misunderstanding Tickets: Poins
Reyes, 81 90. Tomales. 81 So HoMards 50 OO;
Duncan Mills aud CazaderO. 81 so.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY At
Cazadero with morning train from San Fra neiseS
TO and from Stewards Point, GGalaia Point Arena.
CufeyS Cove, Navarro, MendocluO CITY, Fort Bragg
aud az points on the North Coast.
WILLIAM GRAVES, f. b. LATHAM
General Manager, Gen. Pass. l. Tst Aga
General Offices. Ia Sansone Street
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Cheeseman's Specific MlYtuF1.


without the least exposure. change OF diet, o.
change In application TO business The medieius
contains nothing that Is of the east injury 20 sas
constitution ASK your druggist for It. Price 81
hette. wa - So
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FOR PORTLAND 2 ASTORIA, oREG0y,
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3O0O-TON STEAMERS 1scsrs
L of this line, carrying United States, szsSESsy
Hawaiian and Colonial mails, sail from FoIS0ui-sL
Wharf as under;
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
DiNEgE
SIS ALAMEDA. FRIDAY July %, at P NJ
FOR HONOLULU ONLY
SIS. AUSTRALIA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8, at 2 p. Il
For freight ana passage apply at office, 32T Mar.
ket street j. ID. SPRECkELS s. BROS. CO.,
70 q General Agents
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Wrighfs Indian VGgGtaiIa Pills

Are aeAnow edged by thonst.As psrs9p VA
have used them for over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE GIDDINESS, CoNSriPA-
lion, Torpid Liver Weak Stomach PInpIes. aus
purity the blood. ocZS 1y krFu
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I0:40 AMIl0:50 AN
b:O6 PM R.1A ~
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.

It
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN.
cisco (darket-street Ferry):
LEAVE JULY !, 1892. )ARRTvH
DAILY navy
$3.50 P. Fast Express via Mojave 8:45 a
S:oO A Atlantic Express via Los Angeles. S:45
Ticket Ofice-650 Marx ct street. Chronicle Build
ing = +. w. A. BISSELL
lSI General Passenger Agent.
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From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX week daysi
900 A. NJ, 100 r. NJ.
tsaaaddaysl-8:oo, 500 1000. II 80 A N; 1890
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A COURT OF EQUITY,

"a State court Of equity having jursdc-
ton OF the parties and of the subject
matter of the suit could make any decree in
tie premises that the facts would warrant
and that equity would sanction, and could
grant just as much relief as this court could,
aud such actions having relation to former
judgments and DEGREES in a State court
can be maintained in the Circuit Courts of
the United States if the parties to that
action are citizens OF different States. ."
Ills decision was as follows:
From the views expressed il necessarily
follows that this court has no jurisdiction
in this case. 1t is therefore unnecessary to
consider the other grounds of the demurrer.
The demurrer is sustained and the bill is
Dismissed -
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From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCESCA fweaF
days)-7:3o a. M: 5:14 p. n
(Sundays)-2:l5 $500, :05, 6:45 p NJ Fare an
cents, round trip. ~
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MEAL $1.15.
nDN,T THINK HE'D LIVE,
 BUT HE CALLED ON DIR. ROYCE,
NOW ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH AGAIN. TWO OTHER GENTLEMEN ARE EQUALLY
 FORTUNATE

"a
 NOW ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH AGAIN.
 TWO OTHER GENTLEMEN ARE EQUALLY
 FORTUNATE.
 ..I haven't felt SO well as feel now tor three years past. and am entirely satisfied with what CTS who are suffering from any chronic complaint will be interested in the story told the writer 0f this by James Eaton, who lives m Haftlord
 "FOr the past two years I have been greatly troubled with catarrh and asthma," continued MT. Eaton, "and was growing worse slowly but had to quit work. The asthma would give me ny breathing tubes Then too hdss it you'd keep next morning would feel more tired than was the evening before. I suffered great deal last at iat on accouns s Of my poor Health One doc- tor told me never would get well, and one or the members Of the f1rrn for whom have been rope if the trip would benefit me. Insnead Of going abroad, however, stayed at home and ga6 did so i The doctors I charges @ 1 are re reason able, and his medicine did me more good than all others combined. My appetite Is good. am Ever since beginning with pr. Royce. The doc tor also cured me Of very severe cough feel as well as the next man now, and can enjoy nle @ again" said Mr. Eaton in conclusion. To all 0f which Mrs. Eaton, who was present during the interview, gave hearty assent, saying: "ln- alive this summer. and certainly pr. Royce has accomplished wonders in restoring my husbands health" A. s. Haynes, whom the writer saw some time ago, said: My attention was called to some of pr. Royce's remarkable cures, and l placed myself under his treatment. One week afterwards felt better. Gradually felt my ever expected to- Dr. Royce has helped me wonderfully" Later the writer saw Seth Bige- low, who said: Fl have been troubled with ca- tarh for many years, causing sore throat and partial deafness; there would be roaring and buzzing in my head. And when awOke in the morning would hawk and spit until would v0mit. I tried many things in my efforts to find 8 cure, but nothing helped me until I called on Dr. Royce. His medicine benentted me at once, done for me. feel better than Iexpected ever would again, and would advise any one suffer- ing from catarrh to call on him." For the ben Royce treats, we will say say he treats success fully all kinds of chronic or lingering diseases. Dr. Royce is permanently located at Hotel Gill
The Press., 1892-01-28

Congressman Sperry of this district has been appointed chairman of the sub-com. mittee charged with the consideration oi the Taylor bill to provide for deposits oi public funds in national banks. The bill authorizes the secretary of the treasury to farm out the funds to theEhighest bid q
The Press., 1892-01-28

THE origin and object of the Fitch
 Soldiers Home at Noroton is known to only few, and not even to all the vet erans. The article in another column, by Captain Phelps of Rockville, we are, by courtesy of the writer and of our al- ways gentlemanly cotemporary, The Tol- land County Leader enabled to give simul- taneous with it's appearance in that paper.
The Press., 1892-01-28

THE grip upon many members of the legislature is such that quorum of re. publican members can not be secured and when there is less than quorum the democrats can block legislation to which they are opposed by a stampede. There fore, until the sick list is reduced, it is probable that no quorum of the house ot representatives will attend the sessions The senate is again taking long recess and when it meets again-in February ii is reported as likely to. adjourn sine die.
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Died.

Died.
 Warrenville, ,21st, Christopher W Avery, 67. Ellington, 2Oth, Joseph B. Hopkins. s4. Wales, Oren Fosket, S4.
 Westford, 9th, Mrs Rebecca R. Cur fsg, zs 7S;s- 9th Samuel G GllEtiess5 76 g.. Mansfield, 10th, Martha C.y,R7, widow of Henry Grain.
 Dalton, Mass, 18th, of pneumonia, .Dr. HenEy A. Eaton, son Of Asetp E Eaton, Ifnrrahrly of West Staherd Stafford, 27th, widow of Daniel Rock we'll, S8. :. 557ts Wilmington, 2sd, infant child, ,of Edward O. Waite. A West Stafford, Dec. soth. Robert. Mad doms.
The Press., 1892-01-28

MINISTER PATRICK EGAN evidently is not condemned by the .'independent" press because he is an Irishman, nor yet because he is republican, ,.but because of the combination
The Press., 1892-01-28

THE recently threatened tie-up on the Consolidated railroad did not materialize, but every state newspaper in view of the prospect stood prepared with tie-up writer. No key goes with this.
The Press., 1892-01-28

PARTIES indebted to this ofice will confer fla. vor by an early settlement. These accounts. are mostly small and the pro rata expense, tlierel ore, of postage, etc.. is quite an item Those who save us work and postage in sending out small bills wIl confer favor.
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Married.

Married.
 Springfield, Mass, 21st, by Rev. H. w. Pope, of Palmer, Henry D. Converse -oi
 Palmer, and Minnie, daughter of the late Stilman Ellis. Chicopee, Mass, 25th, at the resi-
 denee of the brides father, by Rev. B. w. Lockhart, A. Vim. Chisholm of Westford
 and Lucy Hale, daughter. of E. j. Ireland
 formerly of Stafford Springs. T .r At the Congregational parsonage, VII
 lington, by Rev. D. Breed, Andrew J Whitman, of Morrow, and Sarah E. VII
 bur, all of Wilmington.