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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

WAMsLEY. & NEpwEII.
SOS n. CHARLES ST.,
BALTIMORE. Nd.
VIII open at
WILLARD HOTEL PRIVATE PARLoRs,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10.
FRIDAY. JANUARY %,
Full Line of
IMPORTED COSTUMES. WRAPS.
DINNER. RECEPTION AND CARRIAGE GOWNS
AND MATERIALS FOR MAKING SAME.
Orders taken and filed with dispatch. jal3&2l
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The Bon MARcHE.
314 AND 3l6 9TH ST. NV.

NINE. E. SrAurrrn
OF 1440 Broadway. New York,
VIII remain at No. S13 Vermont avenue.
Opposite the Arlington.
During the months of January and February where
she will receive weekly importations of Gowns and
Nantes, also beautiful selection Of Materials and
Trimmings. with every facility Of fitting and taking
orders on premises. jaIS-lm'
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TEE PAL.1s RoYA1.

A. LlsNEE.
oss,sr 18th s. aadPs. ave- 800
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Fur DEPARTMENT.

black Ostrich Feather Boa. Reduced from
ST.. JOto IS.
/ Superior Quality Imported White Feather
Boa. Reduced from 81 30 to $40
l Brown Marten Collar. Reduced from 81 70
to 81
(Third door. 10th st. buildiug.)
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Goss.urn DrpARrMrxr

Misses Rubber Gossamer, with hood-nin-
eral hnish; Length "a inches. Reduced from
Ell. 10 to JOc.
:. Misses Peasant Gossamers with cloth sur
face and rubber lining neat stripes and plaid.s
Length II inches. Reduced from ~ 10 to
Sl. d.
(Ihird floor ................. 1lth st. buildin9.)
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Mrx,s FuRsIsH1sa Drp.nry,

ANALNo ~ raNU - y. All MENI.
size A, winter weight. Reduced FROM SlI.35
to $.hO0 pair.
2suits Full Regular Made Silk and Wool I'm
derwear. shirts, size N Drawers, size ~:
spring weight. Reduced from s5. 90 to S2.60
each.
2 suits Full Regular Made Silk-piated Tn.
derwear. heavy weight Shirts. size ~.
Drawers, size 20. Reduced from $3.50 10 Is
each.
50. REDUCED from 30. 0v 10 e. 90 each
Fancy liQue Bosom Shit. Size i5iS, lie.
duced from n. O0to 75c.
Cotton. Terry hath WRAP. Reduced from
81. 80 10 eo 10.
. pairs Perrin's Gioves sizes and N. Re.
duced from 81. 80 20 81. 90 pair.
3 Pour: -hand and Ieck Scarfs. Soiied
Reduced from &c. and 30c. to i2kc. each.
lFirst Goo.. LIST annex
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Cloak DEPARTMENT.

Silk Matalesse Short Wrap, made with full
front of silk plush and trimmed with feather
edye. silk lined. Size "a. Reduced from S4j
to$l0.
l Imported Black Cbeviot Jacket, hand
somely braided. silk lined and edged all round
with real Persian lamb. size 81. Reduced
from S43 TO so.
Short Plush Jacket, silk lined. high sleeves
Size ~. Reduced TO So.
L Zine Biue BIoadcloth Long Garment,
handsomely braided. Size g. Reduced IRON
$50 TO $3.50.
/ Black Cheviot Refer. Size 40. Reduced
from at - to IS.
(Third foor...................11t 18th Ut. building
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INFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

1NFANTS DEPARTMENT,
small lot of Chidren's Canton Flannel Day
Drawers, with cambria ruffies. Reduced from
~ &c 3oc. pair. Also a small lot IN better
quality with Hamburg rufie. Reduced from
A. to DOC. pair.
small lot of Canton Flannel Night Dresses.
trimmed with Hamburg edge. Reduced from
TIC. to &c. each. Also small lot in laryer
sizes Tor misses. trimmed with Hamburg edge
Reduced from /. W to 1oc. each.
(Secoud floor ltrh ST huiIdip1 ,
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BOYS CLorH1se DEpAprurxr

3 Light-coiored Scotch Refers. Sizes 3, 4
and 5. Reduced IRON II. 90 to So 80.
Odd Jacket, very fine cashmere, from a
50 20 suit Size l.. Reduced to 81. 20.
Il Odd JACKIE, hne goods. from y 20 suit.
pairs Odd Pants. all-wool striped chevios.
Size a. Reduced from 81. 20 to soc. a pair.
(Ikird doOr 10Th & builling
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Ne wKl1-REoULArEp HOUSEHOLD sHoUID
petizsr. Manufactured by De. J. q. 3. 6ff6E6TS
Sons. Ak your druYgise. - -
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HOSIERY DEpARrMENr.

l pair Ladies' Fine Siik Hose, boot pattern
size :. slightly faded. Reduced from a. Hj to
$3.50.
3pars Ladies' Isle Thread Hose. fancy boot
pattern. pairs Back with Pink tops and Black
with Blue tops. sizes and %, slightly faded.
Reduced from 81 3 to ti21sc. a pair.
= pairs Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose. Pink and
Biue, sizes ~ and 8. slightly faded. Re
duced from 30 to 37l1c. pair.
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DEPARTMENT
43 DIARIES FOR 1892
% reduced from 80 to 3Oc.
III reduced from 81. 10 to Csc.
(flrst It'll st. buildinR.)
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.aSpKrRcHrrF DEpaRrMrsr.

DEPARTMFNT.
ii Mems japanese Silk Initial Hankerchiefs.
j ID. 2f's. = KS. l., 5 MS and = rs. Re-
duced from 30 to 81 &c. each.
3 All-sIik Bandanas. large size. Reduced
from 81 to SOC each.
Il Mems Ail-inen Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchie.s. AS, Els. n. s Ms, O's and 3
VS. Reduced from &c. and 3js. each to six
Tor 81.
$ Ladies' All-linen Initial Handkerchief 9
N's. o's. i and 3 VS.. Reduced from 80
to BIC. 3 for 81.
(first hoor...... ....................2d annex.)
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CURED.

CURED.
About seven eight months seo was attacked by
cough and at began to take medicine much I'D.
vertised rs sxpectorant. and continued using II
until had taken about six bottles Instead Of sivns
relief it only made worse tried several other
remedies. but all in vain. and don't think had thres
whole nights rest during my illness began to thni
that
CONSUMPTION
Had laid hold Of me- and my hopes of recovery were
all gone. was a nero skeleton. but friend Of mine
who had beon some time away called to see me. He
recommended me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. and
kindly sending me a bottle. took it, but with lttls
hopes Of recovery. am thankful. however. to say
that it cured me. and am today enjoying the Lest Of
health. ~. wilmot Payne. Monrovia. Liberia.
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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ITO BE FRFE FROM SICK HEADACHE, Bill
iousness constipation. &c. Carters Little Liver
Pills Strictly vegetable: They gently stimulate the
liver and free the stomach from bile.
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AM Anarchist UprisInx

reported to have occurred At Ronda, Malaga
Troops are being hurried to the scene.
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Twenty-six years Of active busi-
ness life has proven TO US beyond
doubt that the average person
Prefers to have his or her own
way. especially when the pay
ment OF an amount OF money is
the subject OF consideration
We have been selling fine furni-
ture and carpets to tie people OF
Washington for many years. That
We have been successful from a
business point of view is best evil
6onced by the fact that we a, e
now controlling a volume Of trade
larger by far than has ever been
enjoyed by any Credtt House In
the District OF Columbia.
We have the couraVe TO publish
our cash and credit prices every
day in the year. which same can
not be said OF any similar estab-
iishn4ent in this city We do So 70
prove that our CREDIT PRICES
Will compare favorably with the
CASH PRICES quoted by other
houses. Our furniture and our
carpets are up to date, clear
through. and We challenge you TO
ind q newer, brighter, O. more
desirable stock
Our terms require no notes.
small cash Payment at time OF
purchase. the balance in small
weekly or monthly payments to
SUIT you. We allow D per cent
discount on all settlements made
within 30 days.
We sell U IArlor Suite in Plush
or Hair Clcth TOR SsS cash, Sc
or time. A Solid Oak Bed Room
Suite. 3 pieces, Sl7 cast, sis on
time. Poplar Bed Room Suites,
&1{ cash, : 10 ON time. A Six-foo;
OAK Exclusion Table. 81. p cash,
- 80 on time. A 4c-pound Haiti
.5attress- 81 30 cash, Is on time.
brussels Carpet. UUe. per yard
cash. tJc. on tine. Ingram Car
pe:. soc- per yard cash. 40c. o0
tllG.c.
We make ana lay all CARPET,
free Of extra cost. AMI don't ever
charge Tor lie waste occasioned
In matching nsures.
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Several SNOW Cases.

Several more snow cases we're disposed Of in
Judge kimball's court, and the District is col
lecting more money or account OF the failure
Of persons 20 clean their sidewalks than il
would cost TO keep them clear Of the snow and
ice.
Henry Clay Stewart failed TO answer the
charge against him and his collateral (S2) was
forfeited.
A representative Of the firm Of Thomas ].
Fisher a Co. appeared and paid a ~ line.
A similar amount WAS mud nv N,..r. Rust
4 Hungerford.
Mrs, Henrietta Heitmueller forfeited q.
In the case Of A. ID. Hazeu sentence was sus-
pended, and the charge against Madison A
Ballinger was nolle pressed.
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SUIT DEpARTMENT.

> Ladies' Black Cashmere Tea Gowns with
Cream cashmere front and trimmed with Black
ribbon. sizes ~2-34. Reduced from Sl4OO
TO So 90.
(Third floor. 18th st. buildug)
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~ L. ~ TO ODc.
flrst hoor....- 18th st. buildinR.)
-O-
BLANKET DEPARTMENT
FUR LAP ROBES.
3 reduced from So to SO III,
reduced from 81. 30 to So,
2reduced from $l2.I0 to $40.
Infants Fine Fur Robe. Reduced from $40
to $50.
lChase Mohair Plush Robe. Reduced from
els to $40.
. pairs "a White All Pure Wool Bed Blankets.
Reduced from 81 to So pair.
toecoud noor.. ..l1th ct. buldtng)
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.
Three-fold Red Linen Screen, painted,
slightly InIpe fleet. leduced from "a. 30 to
$500
Four fold Parer Screens, feet inches
high, slightly damaged. Reduced from 1925
to S2.2o.
Skiold Paper Screen, feet inches high,
slightly damaged. Reduced from 50. 30 to IS.
9 Black and Gold Embroidered Screens,
feet q inches high. slightly damaged Reduced
from 80 to s3.
A lot of Clipped Bric-a-brac, consisting Of
Vases. Bowls, Pitchers, &c, at reduced prices
tAAhu urst anneA,j
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DOMESTIC DREss GooDs DEpAR

Remnants of Outins e. 9th in lengths from III
to > yards. Reduced from i25.c. to loo. a yard
Remnants of Best Prints IN lengths rom ~
TO yards. Reduced from TO DC. yard.
(Second floor. ........................lst anuex)
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". II. HOEKE.

9Th and Pennsylvania ave.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
A small lot Of All-sik Satin Rhadames, in
Navy. Prune. sapphire. Re>eia. Bronze, Olive.
Drab. Gray. Cadet, Dark ueliotrope Golden
Brown and Steel. Lengths from to L.
yards.
.-Keduced from, 81 and 81 90 to 65c. a yard
(tirst noOr........ under SIX lght.)
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Mr.. Coleman read newspaper clipping con-
tanning an opinion of the Attorney General,
dated April 10, 1891, in which he said substan-
tally that in case the awards exceeded the
appropriation further legislation would be re-
quired in order to take the whole tract but
that the commission could exercise its choice
and take and pay for such lands as it deemed
best up to the limit of the appropriation.
Mr.. Coleman read section 1878, X. s.. which
prohibited any department Of the government
from involving the government IN any CEN
tract for future payment Of money in excess OF
appropriations.
The implied contract in the present case, he
argued, was void, as 1t involved a payment IN
excess OF the appropriation. He claimed that
the appropriation and the whole proceedings
necessarily fell 70 the ground.
Mr.. Coleman then proceeded to consider the
testimony ia relation to the value of his client
land, and argued on this subject until recess q
1890 o'clock.
Mr.. Coleman was interrupted after the recess
by the proceedings in the Cross case. Then he
resumed his argument and occupied the re-
mainder OF the session OF the court with Q con-
alteration of the testimony and argument In
support Of his contention that the awards were
contrary to the evldenc.
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The DIstrict kepubIIcans.

Chairman Aldrich Of the republican central
committee Of the District the one that was or
ganized under the call Of Maj. A. H. & Dawn.
has appointed the following committees: Ex-
ecutive committee-Chairman, Geo. u. Arnold;
Marcellus West. Nal. a. Il g Davis. r Oliver.
Geo. Miller. Daniel stalyard, A. ". Carroll,
primary sisction-W. II. Jonss BERNARD Wssa
r. Ohvor, Y @. Powell Comnittes On esreia-
catss-Geo. y. Arnold. MAJ 4 H q Dsvs end
ChaEias J. Johnson.
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Muslin UspERwEAn DEPARTMENT

3 pairs Cambria Drawers. tucked ruf,ie
edged. with point de esprit lace. Sizes d
and 27. Reduced from a5c. to 81 &c pair
u Small Bustles. Reduced from 25c to SC
each.
A pairs Muslin Drawers, slightly damaged.
Reduced from J0to 2oc.
(Second floor. 10th st. building.)
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T)ELAvAU's
wHooPING COUGH

DELAvAU's
wHOOPING COUGH
REMEDY.
Stops whoop. allays cough and cuts short disease
Instant and infalible in the sudden and dangerous
Group. Harmless and speedy in hacking and racking
coughs. Over 40 years in use. Sold by druggists
EDWARD P. MERIT,
oc10-eoGm 18th and F sts.. WASHINGTON D. C.
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VELVET DEPARTMENT.
Remnants of Black and Colored yelvets in
lengths from 70 TO IL yards
Several half-yard lengths of Fancy Velvets
suitable for shopping bags.
Remnants of Coored Pushes for fancy
work.
Remnants of velutina Cord and Corduroy.
ALI. AT LOW REMNANT PRICES.
lltL 81. aD0ex.)
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

pairs LADIES' 4-DU;ton Real Kid Gloves,
Brown and Tan. embroidered back. Size "a.
Leduced from : 1 ~ to s |. d pair,
pairs Ladies 4-button Gloves PERKINS, Rein
deer make. in Craven Reds Sizes 81. and z.
Reduced from e. to 81 u pair.
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Worm A GUINEA A Box.
But sold b. al druggists at - ceais.

And eli uoubled with Coustirafion or SICK Hesdscas
will find . prompt. safe and economical cure 10 .
dose Of D.,
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LrxEs DEPARTMENT.
$50 Remnants Plain and Twillsd Linen,
H1ck Towelins, &C.. st about oue-haf original
prices.
isecoud noor....... 11th ct. buiiding.)
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Range Of the Tberaom.,.,

The following were the readings at the Office
Of the weather bureau today: a. IN, l6; 2p.m-,
81. maximum, "a: minimum O.
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BRowS,s Iron B1rrERs

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
m.nu it, All dealers sell it. Genuine has trade mark
ana crossed red lines wrapper 3
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THE ROCK CREEK PARK.
Mr.. Coieman's Argument Against the APP
prevail OF the Award.

DISCUSSING TIE LxGAL ASPECT OF THE srrrA.
rroS-NR. COLEMAN AssAus TIE MOTIVES on
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Copsrr Drp.nr,trxr

2 pairs nc" French Corsets extra long
waist. spoon busk. two side steels. boned backs
slightly soItrd. Sizes ~ and 80. keduced
from "a to 81.
(Second floor. 10th st. building
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DID You HEAR The
BELL Rrso,

II was sweet music to many hundreds-for it
announced the fact that they were entitled to
receive back their money with the goods they
had purchased. Do you fully understand this
sale' Here it is again. We are refuHdtng each
and erery tenth sale Of each same aDount.
Not every tenth sale regardless of the amount.
but every tenth sale Of the came amounts
For instance. every tenth sale at 25c.. Soc,
6sc.. SOC, osc.. 81. 80. 81. s1O or any
smount. That the sale has been appreciated is
evident in the fact that we have been buster
these past few days than any time since
Christmas. Here is partial list of the lucky
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

4 Zine China Silk scarfs handsomely en-
broidered Reduced from IS TO e.. 15.
Larye Canton Crepe Shawls, embroidered
coruers-2 Light Blue and Black. Reduced
from 81 to 81. rs. :
(ThHd floor. 10th Of. building
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@ z o q A ~

MAMNorH CREDIT HOUSE.
sel6 slo. 81 aad go 9Th st. NV.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
THE ANGELS AGAIN IN THE LEAD,
Little Jimmy Stafford Saves the
Game With His Curves.
Balsx Again Knocked Out Of the
Box.
The Locals Bat Out Eighteen Hits and
Win IN xxciting Game-A Califor-
nian Breaks Worlds Record.
Bicycle Record Broken.

A California athlete at last holds q
worlds record. Reference is made to
Henry of the university, who won the
120-yard hurdle race at the champion
ship games held at San Francisco on
Decoration day. Henry covered the
distance in 1524 seconds. the best pre-
vious record being ID As seconds, and
was made last year. Henderson, for
merly of Los Angeles, won the 1Oo-yard
race in the excellent time Of 10 1.6 sec
onds, which is the fastest time ever
made at a Pacific coast championship
meeting. Henderson was defeated by
Mays of the university in the 22O-
yard race in the fast time of
twenty-three seconds. Bakewell lowered
the coast record to 26 2.5 seconds for
220 yard hurdle race. Mays finished first
in the quarter in 51I seconds, but he
was disqualified for fouling Henderson
near the finish and the latter was
awarded the race. The coast record was
beaten in the pole vaulting, G. H. Hoff-
man clearing the bar at 10 feet Az
inches, defeating the Los Angeles
champion Van Dyke who formerly held
the coast record. q. d. Baird also low
cred the 5-mile record OF Skillman, and
covered the distance in % minutes 80
seconds. Pheby won the mile run in
4 4:46, which was not as fast as the mile
run at the Los Angeles sports by three
seconds. w. g. Morrow threw the 16-
pound hammer 120 feet 1O1k inches,
which is now the coast record. The
Universities won the championship flag.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Laes u S Govt Report
R1H!a!:'!;!! q! Bss'ss Bsxass'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Eyes Of Greek statues,


Professor Ernst Curtius, the famous
Greek scholar and arch@ologist of the
University of Berlin, announced a few
months ago that he had discovered that
the Greek sculptprs always made the
eyes of men fuller and rounder than
those Of women. The alleged discovery
was considered important, as it was be-
ieved that it would lead to proper
classification Of many of the unidenti-
fled heads af Greek statues. The hopes
however, seem to have been premature,
despite the fact that Curtius, who has
been called "The Modern Greek" fa-
thered them.
DR.. Greet, Of Berlin, in recent lee
ture delivered before the Prussian Acad-
emy of Science, declared that Curtius'
conclusions were wrong, as he had found
flat, narrow eyes-those of women, ac-
cording to Curtius-in the heads of
Greek statues of men. He had also
measured plastic representations of wom-
en- with large, full eyes. In nature, he
added, there was no difference between
the eyes Of men and women. He. had
examined recently in Berlin the eyes of
hundred members Of each sex and
had found that they were the same in
shape, size and form. He thus upheld
the theories of Zinn and Sommerling
that the Greek sculptors who gave a
greater fullness to the eyes of men than
to those of women did not follow the
conditions Of nature.-New York Trib-
une. &S
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
Plenty Of Game in Maine.


There has not been year for some
time when game was as plenty and
when so little game has been killed
and destroyed as during the past win
ter. One reason is that the snow in
many localities has not been deep, and
at the same time it has been hard, hold
ing up the deer and caribou and giving
them chance to protect themselves by
fight. Another reason is that the
guides and hunters have learned that it
is for their interest to leave the game
alone, especially during the deep SHOWS.
I have made it a point to see many Of
them in the early part of the winter,
and tried to make them understand that
it is for their interest for us to keep a
good stock of fish and game, as they
would get more business during the
guiding season.
The most of the game that has been
killed the past winter has been killed in
the back settlements, hunters using
dogs to catch deer. There has been q
story Of ninety moose killed near our
border line, in township s, range 18. ]
believe the most of this yarn is false.
have been within days walk of the
township this winter and did not learE
OF any such business. In fact there are
not moose enough in that locality. 1t is
near the Canada line, and this same re-
port comes from there every year.-Cor
Portland (Me.) Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
UP TO THE HUB.

Result of First Grading q Street and
Then Laying Down Pipes.
The HERALD called public attention
to the fact at the time that q couple Of
weeks after West Eleventh street had
been graded, the water company came
along and dug it up in order to lay
down their pipes. Yesterday team
ster was driving along that street with a
heavy load, and when near Pearl street
his wheels ON one side sunk up to the
hub in the soft ground that had been
thrown in to fill up the excavation made
by the pipe layers.
The rest of the street is well graded.
compactly rolled and makes good hard
roadway. But where it was broken up
by the water company it is dangerous for
heavily loaded wagons to pass. This is
perhaps the most shameful corporate
disregard Of the rights of the property
owners OF street that has ever been
known in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
HORSE NOTES.
;. Ri. Titus Buys Lew Martin, tn
2-Year-old Son OF GanO.

L. III. Titus Buys Lew Martin, the
{ 2-YeaE~old Son Of Gano.
Direct aud Pointer, the champion pa
GERS, meet forthe first time this year at
the grand circuit meeting at Buffalo.
The purse offered is 5000.
Arion, 2:l01s, is said to have grown
and developed considerably since last
year, and is in frst-class condition. He
is logged five or six miles every day, and
will probably be sent fast mile in the
autumn.
His Highness is now the favorite in
the Suburban at to 1. Tournament
has gone down to 20 to 1, and Judge
Morrow is Is to l..
The 2-year-old thoroughbred bay colt
Lew Martin, by Gano, out of Armeda
Howard, has been sold by Mrs. G..
Thomas to L. HI. Titus of Los Angeles !:
price, $25OO. The colt has won at ST.
Louis, and promises to become a race
horse.
A set Of racing harness, trimmed with
aluminium, is being made for Axtell.
The whole set will weigh but five
pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-02
A FAST TRACK.

Bicycle Records Lowered on the New
Alameda Track.
Alameda has the fastest bicycle track
in the state. At the initial meeting on
Decoration day the coast record waf
lowered in every event. B. @. Lund
rode three miles on an ordinary in
9:06 10. Foster made mile ona safety
in 2:42, and Grant Bell won the five
mile safety race in IA minutes 18 40
Delmas, novice, rode q mile in 2:46
which goes to prove that the fast track
had more to do with the good time than
the speediness of the riders. Los An.
geles could send up team that would
try the mettle of the riders of San Fran
cisco and vicinity. What is the matter
with team made up of Burke. Muller,
Stewart, Jenkins, Will Tufts, John
Tufts, Schrode, Percival and one or two
others?