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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

FRIDAY, Jan. Is, 1892.
L W Hough and husband to Helen Lowth-
Lots and g Barnhart's sub, bl S, Painter
d. Balls sub Pasadena l7-5; 5000.
M Green ct ux to same-Lot 3, came; $500.
:, Christian Ganahl 10 Edward Ganahl--Lot 20
br9wning's sub bl 81 5; 81.
Henry Clement and Eliza Gay to Flora Ran
doIph-LOt IL bl 10 Roses sub Lamanda Park
7-3S; $3.50.
o II K eier to Reuben Callaehan-w x lot 1
bl Cal Coop Col trt 2l-15; $I25.
T L Beans ct al, trustees 10 william Buck
ley-Lots l and 8 bl 80 Canal and Reservoir
lands 2-20; grant deed.
Dexter ID Hill ct ux to G G Breed-Lot 27 bl
A, Magee Galbraith & Markham trt Pasadena
H l. Wei TO John Lazzarevich ct ux-Und
n lot 4 bl X, Mt Pleasant TIT $50; 1900.
H E Cornwall to Nettie Cornwall, his wife
$ 80 tt lot and Is it lot bl Beaudry trt
1-40l; So.
81, Wood & Banbury's ub ~ Lot bl H, San
Pasqual trt, Pasadena, 11-45;s1.
Chas Lloyd to A W khodes-Lot bl 3, Har-
vey trt, 10-77: /.
Ella Il Carother. to Marian B Webb-Lot ID bl
z, Chavez trt 1920.
Gibso +, sheriff, to Ed schieffelin-Lot 81,
In re estate Ada Manning-Decree of final ac-
count and distribution.
j Moran to John Moriarty and NJ white
and Sc : sec 9, I IN, R Id W, B M: S.
10 to IS, IS to 81, 2s, 20 to s., 81 to So, A. to
w W Do, 90 W obJ tZs, %, %. ~, IL, 10
"a, bl A; lots g. g. II, 13, 81, 23 tc AZ, 46 to So.
% to So, 60 to 65, "a to u, bl 3, Keefel's
Ocean View trt, Monrovia. 1871; ss365 %.
g Wiley Wells to Lena Welis--Lot and N
AZ fee lot s, spence's sub blk 90 Ords survey;
10000.
Leslie Gay ct ux to Mrs H Craig-Lot 43
and w Is feet lot AZ Lincoln Park trt, 6-35S;
$4,000.
B Maxson and A Potter to C L Foster and
Q Bailey-5 acs off W end lot Maxson's sub
Collma trt 42-S7; s425.
Mrs Stella Phibin to Miss Mary Alzipger-
Iot 81 Maiion .Brooks's sub Phibin trf, 22-
2; 81.
etale Controller to A Graves-Certificate of
reden ption of lot blk 81 Phillips strt; 81. 80.
Bowman ct ux to G Sumner-5 acs in sec
5, Il s, R 8 w, S B M $3.50.
Maria Dietrich and husband to Caleb II Lib
by-W 1885 acs lot 165 sub f $4,000 acs S]8
AO ex-Mis san Fernando 3I-39; $40.
SUMMARY.
Total number oftransfers - %
With nominal consideration. . 10
Total consideration .............s S33,2l7.1l
Note-Figures separated by dash represent
the book and page OF miscellaneous records.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
HOW A FORTUNE WAS SECURED.

circumstances Connected with Secretary
Elkins' Migration to New Mexico.
The new secretary of war, Hon. Ste
phen Benton Elkins, has had very ro-
mantle career, and one in which there
have been great many "ups" and very
few "downs." 1t is seldom that famil-
iarity with foreign tongue has made a
fortune for man, but the bed rock of
Elkins' fortune was unquestionably his
knowledge of the Spanish language.
T. R. Jones, who has for many years
ranked as one of the wealthiest ranch
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
General Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Hops firm; Pacific coast,
2O@25.
Coffee-Options closed steady to 20
points up. Sales Is, 900 bags January, 1870
@l2.75; February, l2;25@t2,50; March, II o. %
@12.1U April, l1.7091l 80; May, 1l.75@11 .S5
Spot Rio firm; No. 2, 1874
Sugar-Raw, steady. Sales molasses sugar
test, 2sz. Refined quiet, steady.
Copper-Steady; lage, January, 11.O0.
Lead-Quiet; Domestic, a .25@4.30.
Tin-Steady; Straits. 1885.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Pork, easy; cash, 81 "a
Iard.Easy; casn. s. Is; May, 6.42N@s.45
Shoulders 50tdD4 6Z1.
Short ribs-5 4Oo95 so
Short clear-5. .75D5. .S5.
CHICAGO, Jan. Is -Whisky-1.1S.
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MINING sHAREs
:, jan. 15.-Mining shares were as
wing are the
san Franoisoo Market Review.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-The vegetable mar
ket continues dull. Potatoes come in freely, ex-
cepting early rose and the better grade of Bur-
banks which comma nd a slight advance in
price Garden vegetables come in slowly, but
are Of good quality
The fruit marie. remains unchanged The
market is we'll supplied in all lines. g .pecially
in oranges, one carload OF which arrived this
morning from the south.
The market for dairy produce is quiet. But
ter and eggs come in freely.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
New Suits and Petitiona.

The CITY of Los Angeles VS. Dan Freeman and
the Security Savings bank of San Francis, O.
suit TO condemn right of way for an outfall
sewer through the eCentineaInglewood rancho.
Bertha Stiegler vs. Daniel A Stone-Suit for
$4,000 damages for breach of promise to
marry.
VIM Whartenby ct al VS. Robt Fletcher ct al
Foreclosure of mortgage for $4,000.
San Jose Ranch Co VS. L H Bixby ct al--Fore-
closure of land contract for 1857.
Daniel Fre' man VS. Louis Ebinger ct al-Fore
closure of land contract for 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
Superior Court.
DEPARTMENT ONE.

DEPARTMENT ONE.
People VS. ] FIisco-Appeal; ten DAYS add
time TO defdt to file brief
,eopie VS. tdw A Gibbs-False pretenses; ba
reduced to s. 500 H. each ase.
Peope VS. G e orton- Demurrer argued and
taken under advisement
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Dalton vs. Dalton-Submitted
Hunt et al. VS. COcnran-Contd 10 Jan. 21st
elml l. and w Co VS. Howland-Transferred
!, Dupuy VS. McLeod-Ten days stay of execu-
tion oruered
Est of K Campbell Johnston-Pet for sales of
Est Of A .Joughin-Order to show cause contd
to Feb 10th.
Est, of J Broaded-Acct allowed; dist or
dered
Est, of T Ruddock-Acct allowed; dist or
Est Of W Bunker Letters of adm granted
Est OF A Soto-Acct allowed dist ordered.
Est OF Mary BoHn-t ontd to Jan 22d.
Est of NJ Duncan-Contd to Jan 22d.
Est of Capitar-Order to show cause. Acct
unde advlsement Former special letters re-
voked and special letters orde red issued to the
public admin stratur.
j, Est OF X Dick-Le tiers ordered on pet of pub
nc administrator; Contest withdrawn.
Ast OF Mary Martin-Pet granted.
DEPARTMENT THREE.
ncKoon q isnn VS. Vandercook ct al-Judzment for
q Chas Fust.r receiver, approved. Decree of
settlement of fin Il account and order of dis
charge of recei' er filed and signed.
wilmer BROS Co VS. w Ellis and same pltff vs
Kills ct al-Further time allowed defendal is to
re are and file statement Oh motion for new
trial.
ct. Vinoent's college VS. M Biscailuz-Judg-
ment for pllff 5000 on foreclosure of mortgage.
Dseiing & Co VS. Richardson Kimball Coon
trial.
DEPARTMENT FOUR
Welch ct al VS. lszzarrevich ct al-Judqment
for def DdaIt by stippla ton
Davies VS. Hutchinson ct al-Csse heard and
submitted time allowed TO file BRIEFS
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Colegrove VS. Smith-Deft allowed thirty DAYS
add time to file statement on motion for new
trial
Carl lie VS. Dole-Ten days stay of proceed
ings ordered.
Allen VS. Dunnigan-Cont'd to Jan 22d
Habeas corpus, a h Chow and All Kid-Pet
denied and defts re mandtd
simi l. & Co VS. Howland-On trial.
Bas1rsky VS. Falk-Judgment for pltff.
Gal Loan and Trust Co VS. CushiDg-Cont'd to
Feb 9th.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
rxcH.,sos REVIEW.

EXCHANGE REVIEW.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 15.-The stock market today
continued to show a diminishing volume of
business. The opening was active and strong.
The general depression kept up curing the most
of the + srenoon, when slow rally followed.
Then the depression again commenced, the
close being quiet and heavy, at for the most
part small fractional losses. Sugar, however,
lost 33s per cent
Government bonds steady.
moNEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK., Jan. 15.-Money on call easy;
closing offered at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile papeI-4I5tG6 per cent
sterlipg Exchange : Steady; 60-dGy bills
$4.S2N; demand S4.' 5A
BAR SILVER.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 15.-Bar silver, per o.,
93c.
SAN FRANoIsco, Jan. 15.-Bar silver, $50
93Isc per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-Mexican dollars,
73I1@7414c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Closing quotations
E@I1<
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The suez Canal.

The Suez canal route is to be still fur
ther improved by the construction OF
a steam trainway between Port Said and
Islnailia to convey mails and passengers.
Probably the line may be open by the
end of 1902. and will be utilized until
Port Said is connected with the general
railway system.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
psspensia and 1iver Comnla,nt.

Is it not worth the small price of 75c to free
yourself of every symptom of these distressing
complaints? If you think so call at our store
snd get bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer; every bot
tie has print guarantee on it: use accord,
ingly, and If 1T does you no good it will cost
you nothing Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch
& Co., and all retail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
WnnI.

NEW YORK, Jan. i5.-Wool steady; domestic
fleece, 33@136c.
BOSTON, Jan. 15-Wool trade fair, with but
little change. erritory, fine secured, 59@60c,
fine medium. So, medium, 50@55. California
and oregon without sales.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
Today's Calendar.
Superior COurt.

DEPARTMENT ONE,
People VS. E. 81. Boyd-To plead to two in
dictments for false pretenses.
hearing on demurrer
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Calendar clear
DEPARTMENT THREE.
Orth VS. Orth.
Baldwin VS. Durfee
DEPARTMENT FOUR.
Calendar clear
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
Insolvency NJ Herzog-Citation.
Insolvency Q Hut tlon-Citation.
Simi Land and w Co VS. Rowland.
DEPARTMENT SIX.
Winchester VS. Clement
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
nnileh,s NerYe and Aixer Ptlis.

Act on new Principle-regulating the liver,
stomach and bowels througs, the nerves
new discovery. Dr. Milas's Pills speedily cure
biliousDess, bad taste, torpid liver piles con-
stipation. Unequalled for men, women, chill
dren. Smallest mildest, surest! so doses, 70
cents. Samples free. at G. b. lance.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16

U VS. S even Kal azeni-Sellinp liduor to
Indians; arraigned; to plead Jan. 18th
U VS. Geroni nio-Same
U VS. VIM Mason and C X Smith-Burglar-
izing Z at Duaite plea OF not guilty by
Mason trial set for March 18th; Smith re-
manded to plead Jan 18th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
Chicago Grain market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Wheat weak and lower.
The opening was A@1xc lower than yesterday IS
closing, and declined 1c more, rallied nc, again
eased off nc, ruled quiet, and closed 11se lower
than yesterday.
Receipts, 433OOO bushels shipments,
sos, 900 bushels
CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Close: Wheat, steady cash,
IS; May, 80 bid.
Oorn-Steady: cash, 3SM; May, 41M.
Oats-Steady: cash, 23i4; May, 3lM
Barley Quiet; 60.
Rye-Dull S2i<.
Tlax-Easy: 95.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
oTHER GRAIN MARKETS


BAN FRANCIsoo. Jan. 15.-Wheat, very weak;
buyer season, 1.785s
Barley-Weak; buyer season, O37s; seller
season, .O2ss; seller '92, May, 1.o5A.
Corn-1.371a.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-Wheat: Demand poor;
No. 2 red spring and winter 8s Id. dull.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and good for
futures Spot, 5s I'd, steady; January. As
As SID, steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
THE COURTS.
United states nIstrict Court.

United States Circuit Court.
John Doe VS. Waterloo lining Co-Argu-
menl.
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Petroleum
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Petroleum closed at
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16

People vs. FIisco-Appeal; ten days AID
time TO defdt to file brief
,eopl, VS. rdw A Gibbs-Fa1se pretenses ba.l
reduced to 81 500 H. each ase.
Peop.e vs. orton- Demurrer argued and
taken under adyis ement
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
THE FLAG OF PEACE.

1t Was First Exhibited at the Recent
Congress in Rome.
The International Peace congress, re-
Gently held at Rome, ranked far above
any meeting of that nature convened in
recent times. The rule has been for
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16
Miscellaneous.

BEANs-Pink, 81 2592. rs per 100 lbs; limas
81 so @3. 90; navy, small, s275@3 90.
CABBAGEs-Per 100 lbs, 500.
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs, 90G$l.25
PoTAToEs-Ordinary, per 100 lbs, 5O@$l. 90;
choice Burbanks 81. 25CDi.40.
Fresh Meats.
BEEF-Per lb. 41at95c.
MUTToN-Per Id 1aec.
LAMB-Per lb. 9910c.
PoRK-Per ID. 7c.
VEAL-Per lb. 7010c.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16

1.-The quotations given below are Los Angeles
wholesale selling prices. The prices paid pro-
ducers rule little lower, due allowance being
made, of course. for wholesalers profits
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-16

"The use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems II work
of supererogat:on to endorse it, Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church
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COULDN'T GET 4 LIVE COON.
Got - Wildcat. n Porcupine, and a Dead
Coon Instead.

SCRANTON: Nov. 27.-Ons night this month
Fred Palmer. Cal Myers. and Ben Cable of Elk
land township set out to capture u couple OF
live coons In fish net for shooting match at
Palmers place on THANKSGIVING Day. Myers's
old coon dog Smoke routed up some game in
a corntield on Cables place. went yeping aft er
it over the fence. and drove it into piece of
woods. whore he barked at tho foot Of maple
tree I'LL the hunters came up with their net.
Palmer and Cable lighted their torches. Myers
tied tho dog to a saplinG. and the three drew
cuts to soc who should climb the tree
1t fell to Gable. and he clim bed to the crotch
to locate the coon. The light from he torches
enabled him to see the dim outlines Of II coon
out on II limb. and Palmer and Myers stuck
their torches In the ground and held the net
under the coon. Cable shook the limb as hard
rs lie could tor a minute. but the coon chung
like atick. and no pulled out a billy and threw
It at tho animal. striking II on the head and
knockin: 1t of the limb. 1t droppc, on the
net. and Palmer and Myers threw the ends
over 1t and pulled up the sides No sooner had
they done SO than the game came to. and in
stantly there was such a seslng and snarllng
Talmrr and Myers threw it down ami went to
clubbing the lively occupant. They had can
tured q wildcat instead Of 4 coon. aud tIley
from the mesheS Of the net.
Inc n ,n night "!d smoke, after he had
came to n HIATT Mt the roots OF Two tail, slim
hickory trees that stood four or FIVE feet apart.
The hunters couldn't tell from tho ground
which tres the coon hai run up The task If
climbing fell by lot TO Myers and when he has
got M to the branches he found that tn" coon
was in the other tree. He directed Palmer
and Cable whore to hoi the net. and then he
got w u swinging motion in tho top o. tho
tree. held on with MS lett hand. aud struck !ns
game square i'll the face with his right fist.
He got his Hist full Of quilts. for he had hlt II
pprcuiIne instead o! Il coon. and he ha, had II
sore hand evOr sincc. The blow stunned tho
porcutnc and when it tumtlc2 TO the net tho
mon Killed il.
The hunters were determined to get n live
coon or two for the Thuuks.ivin. shoot. and
three nights nfterwar,! they let old Smu 30
loose in the woods again. lie soon freed \
houncln. Fat old he coon. and when they had
tod him up and lighted tho torches Cable
climbed tina tree. a largo oak. lie quickly
shook the coon from the limb. 1t struck tho
net founded of before Palmer aud Myers
could close In on it. and skipped straight Tor
The salltn.. where Old SIN. K" WAS Nauhin- ut
ms s''nr Smoke nahhcd til" game. and tho
coon turned on it's BAGS and gay" hattl" to tho
dog with teeth and CLAWS. Myers ran up and
cut me strap, and for two or three minutes
SmoSe and the coon had the lNo.iast kind OF
= hght IN the brush. The fur and blood flew.
< lied II.
=, Palmer and his companions then gave up
ihsnotIon OF tryin. to get live coOns for the
mnndty sport. and ut tho shooting match on
thanksgiving bay turkeys took the place Of
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Il had an adventure oUt in New Mexico re-
Gently that nearly mahe my hair turn gray"
SAID Frank MARBLE. II WAS up in the NOUN
was Intensely hol LAY down Under tho he" sh aI.
NV OF a large r"cS 10; sle'ta, An hour later
! was awakened by peculiar sound. and
starting AZ confronted the most Ercwsome
animal. or reptile. that over existed on thu
earth ,r in the waters beneath the earth.
that the alkali water had gwen nue. a remarku-
ply acute attack OF the m-iams. could not
brlnG myself to believe that The Creator had
ever carved out an animal 80 hideous.
a., ltnppenred to be n mixture OF man. croco-
ole inn, % a. hlasssnake 1t was about SIX feet
very slender; serpent-like tail. and had two
6 SnoTs i.rn i"GTt. trrminHsins in large. rel
Geration Of the head Of full-blooded Ethi6.
pan. with the cNcertion Of the wool. the skull
tarchment-Iike appearance. The creature
taha at n out long slepde; tongue much ke
its two short legs and dragging IL hidsous
down It. but it ooNsd ss hMmnn th"t
| t hadn't the heart to pull the trigger,
greedily. showing AZ beautiful set Of worries $
lunch It made n harsh, cracking sound. much
nes,nlmblinG stag. laughter, and drew nearer,
1 TO- HMneEtnE mere rev l92a; Then IT,
in: its teeth and cha'tcring. l drew near to
prod it with = stick when i made o sudden
tive! We or Aitecn miles, and tried 10 get some
hs, hsg ns .hs nsrs
ma! had been in the mountains for thousands
q thai i W. Was erf9say an Indian
the should fade out t the s%sRs "
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FROM me FIHSiH Ci UigH'"r
Tom Prot&man Of Moryi, Cross Roads fav-
cite county. Ia. was in !ltt,hurEl Yesterday.
rom is remarkHDla fellow. lie - ii h"r-
'9hiht. WIN almost unhOundci patronage.
HlS, store, an unusually large one. II !,watcu
IN ms state. nearthe West virginia ana Mary
land lines and his'business extends 3Hrrl arts
OF tho three States His store. Il b!acks in'h
shon; and II tavern comprise the town. ana ne Is
me Iost master He is "A Republican, but ~hile
n pittsburgh yesterday he announced tlat the
POSI- Onlce will remain at its present location.
rs no Will resign tho place before Harrison re-
tires. and his son will 10 an applicant for the
y. Ny son will 81, the appointment" Mr.
man in the place. and no is blind. Ny hoy is
PM years Old but no ~ stl! hett"r man q
hi'hd man. And besides Mr. frojman went
on. with some enthusiasm. my boy Carried
!HfcA III every Democrats parade We il'li w
,hrre during the campaign. Of c"uiS'. ~ ,ull
inc sam" IN IN" Republican raradc-. b'i lh"h
"" ana his Younger sister are tn onlN ones
WAC took IGE IN the drmuustraiI Ms IN our
section. ana. - lar as luOW. neither ot them
was oiien3iN"Iy PARTISAN. l"r"oHaLy. have
hr"n looEihG after my m"rcantilc AFFAIRS. ana.
houtirally speaking. have been enjoying in-
II brought with me to-day 100 dozens n
eggs and lao quails. sold the eggs for 20
cents per dozen, and gave the quails to my
friends, also carried with me n satchel filed
with maple sugar. but have lust given the
paign for Sheriff"
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an N" -, i0l' no s'i 'u"lI,
"Di, yuu lnow tina; there i m entire race
ofw'Iic Whp 80 n"yn: snn"r:" ASKED rap.
Nn.Ian l., Gaines, We'll, III - Inrl. There
IL IN IA" wnrI tod ~ dp rntrre race of Io"rle
VINO rr.LIl ~uNr!eb ~ - calamity autl drunk
rB0Gr- - Toe dru!r of bliss, These people arc
'a!,rl the Ana. and iuhahit the northern
islands of Japan. They we're tho ubori. n - If
Japan. hui wrrn crowded nuTthward 10y tho
Irns"ut innaui'HntS EI;I. they have reached
Ihc lumpins-"i pA'".' mach As our Indians
hay" been driven into the Settn. sun b. tho
az ,re-siyr whi WnH. And they are humping
al, i"u. At an aiarNns rat" They must have
numbered several millions at ono time. but
now cannot count POO ~.
They arc n small. hH!ry. half-civili2ed peo-
pie of II 10" or Ter Of intelligence the Nth
Jest uE the fac" ui tur Garth. The Japs be-
jey. that cleanliness !, rousin-german II
GpGiinrsa, Aul SO always padding in the WA
ter. AZ the h,UH never battle. II lear feasts
amt iGu"rAi~ ~ mlEe Il prcton"" OF waship;
hands AND iG'". LUt not u drOp Of water
lot, hes inn,ri Tin, cHeLt by Hrrd"n'. J hey
have u 'iiiuS rnii"d sake. il i, cuouGli I" rurs
~ American ~ ,'ir-"wHnra but it viii mako
uns rr,uk. iiI l., swallowed hr She A.un 10
"uo rI1"u- ,lUlHiItir- tiru, wnmcu. and rhi'-
IRA nII"'rt1 e." al"'y. "r.n;. raid them
snNrlrh VISITS Will" r'lts'unG, ~ the Eastern
sec, ava nrNrr SIN =, lnrlI, r@ Il IA" race
who "o"id ,e accused oil hc.n. even lc'.Son-
ably sober
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
An Electric sleigh.


Mr.C J. Schmiuskcy. Isl" Penn v. ''Ia..i,
avenue. has npI Tod for "A rat"r' ~ an r .,,.a,n
sleigh. stored electricity. ".Nm 81 in%.r
the seat OF III" sleigh. iurn LIZ ~" ',,,rr :
which is % ~ pei tn. yeh!C J., ", H.,
Transmitted tna single who q. IN u ~ '' ~
sleigh hv means Of an rur 49,, IA , ~
face OF tne WHEEL is FURNISHED VIZ .,,"ir,..
which emitted themselves IN thn sA.'H a. ~
vent the wi eel from slipping. W. Nchin LEE" an
says that speed Of twelve or Zee" III i.yar 10
hour can be attained by his motor, ~. 800
regulate the speed Of the s!clfh are I's''~
near the occulapt's seat Ia the s.e'Sh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

I""tc I",,Fom J. >"ry SamaI'.
A Portland boy lad to speak a Iirao" for
IN" irt 'inn in school. and lao chose that Old.
time iayDritrt
Twink" twluE'r. lltte STAR
How Sondur wHai yUu aEe.
lie learned il easily enough. but when hs
came TO speak it before the school he was SO
transpositon OF words:
rwinkle. twink!e little star
Low Sou wonder what I are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04

When We consjdrrtrut:crs of oXtrame speed.
in WIS" .. e2s Hy tee m"IaG H5H OF Yn
ductiunS is stiII morn astonishing. \ few
weeks AZ" thcr" Wa rIh!sho IN IliE Sun a
lS'2. trolte! In = 10 or better, an! it very
nearly r,lua,rd the numtor in that class for
That the newcomers would more than double
tho total nj tho close Of lS'l. That prediction
has been more 'han fulfilled a. there we're at
a%%an'inr 70 !" i h.s come .aSoat
many purses will l." offered for faster classes
tl,ar ever n"f!rr. fowm"rly. il a horse Of any
description gained rr'"rd Of III, his owner
fast Il rla.E rs hr could. for he gained glory
by j: and, as lar II, "la,,siilra,ion Tor racip.
ir-r-for-al .c!a-, my way. But now It is fore
seen that there may Gs 5;l5, 2:l4; o:l3. a:l.;
records alo BEN. nurscd Tor very speedy
horses, IS nn ILLUSTRATION. Mr.; c. j; Hamlns
mare Bella iiainlin has mark of2:12'.. and
at Nashville. last October. sha was on hand in
splendid tcttlc and went an exhibition mile in
"a ,, hut her astute owner was very careful
cause he wished to keen her in the 2:l3 cisas
THE TopsAwYEEs
As "torsawyers" may be classed the, trot.
tiers in 30 or better and the small list OF
them included only seven performers prior to
OF thiifrru. a INT ore Of thcs, trotters are
still living. and IT is uIon them that attent ON
is crEtred. a. from their ranks will probably
com" the o,ar performer Of next year: thorc-
fore /, is worth while 20 give their name. with
bret descriptions. in the order OF their rec
ords. as follows:
NANCY HANKS. 2;Oi.
The present queen Of tho trotting turf is n
brown mare. toaled in 1886. sired by Happy
Medium. dam Nancy Lee. by Dictator; gran
dam Sophie. by Edwin Forrest. She was bred
by Hart Boswell, Lexington. Ky. and is owned
was made ut Terrs uaute, Ind. oval track.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-02-26

world for them to be with us. There Is
but little doubt but what we can har.
monize on the three great questions of
the hour, viz, land, transportation and
money, but still if trouble should come
up believe that a majority of the dele
gates are actuated by spirit of conces-
sion and Cancellation. For an instance,
while the knights of Labor demand
that the government shall own the rail
roads they are willing. if this does not
meet the views of the convention. to
accept clause calling for govern.
mentcontrol of ..roads, for this
would at least be step in the right di
rection. In regard to the money ques-
ton, we want a sound, flexible curren-
cy, issued b the government without
tS n1sExf5 eg Sd % 6an kne a3a ones il s
the country. Having no silver, l have
no opinion to express on the metal"