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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
THE BEAUTY OF WOMEN.
An Interesting Rhapsody from the Pen of
EI-Mayor Carter Harrison.
1Chicago Times. |


In his Christmas sermon Bishop
Potter mourns because woman has
beauty, and says it "leads her to sin
and defects the pious flowing of Ife's
stream" He even doubts "if it is
worth while to have beauty at ALL"
Bishop, I close my eyes and go far
back in years to the time when tiny
baby I lay in woman's lap. Hook
up into dark brown eyes and upon a
face full of female beauty. I can not
speak. My infant tongue can form no
word, but coo out in gentle murmurs:
,"My beautiful mother" A few years
roll by. I lie on rug at woman's
feet on warm summers day. A dove
gently COOS on tree close by; cricket
chirps on the summers hearth, and the
old clock in the corner goes tick-tuck-
Observation-Disclosures. The woman gent
ly huns sweet song as she fans my
cheek. close my eyes and dream. I
dream of my beautiful mother. Long
years go by. am past a half-century
old. I am pressed to a woman's heart.
She is past three-score years and eigh-
teen. An ocean will soon divide moth
er and child. Her eyes are yet soft and
brown; flush of love is upon her face
as she blesses her son. I never saw her
again. But in my heart lives her
image-the image of beautiful wo-
man. The scene shifts. lam standing
at Gods altar. look to my side and
see a beautiful girl. AS I place upon
her finger circlet of gold our eyes
meet, flush of love mantles her cheek,
for she knows I am whispering: "My
beautiful wife," Mother and wife sit
now above in whiterobed purity, and
thank God! both were and are beauti-
full.
Bishop, woman's beauty does not
lead her to sin, nor does it defect the
pious flowing of llfe's stream. Do not
try to teach men that beauty leads to
sin. A French woman once, when
told that something she wanted to do
was naughty, replied, "Yes, but it is 50
nice to be naughty" If you teach
men that it is doubtful "whether it is
worth while to have beauty or nvt,"
you will have empty benches to preach
to, and your congregation will be
standing on the street corners by day
light and at night, with lanterns in
hand, cropping like Diogones, after
beautiful sin. No, no! Grecian genius
waved a magic wand and, the Apollo
sprang from cold marble, Greek genius
looked upon a human model and the
chisel turned hard stone into undulat-
ing Venus. Raphael dipped his pencil
into tints stolen from the rainbow,
attuned his heart to song chanted by
angels, and the Madonna della Seigola
exercises sin from the beholder. Murillo
caught a fame from genius and his
ascending Mary convinces the locker
on that the Immaculate conception
was possibility. Again, Bishop, take
laymau's advice: Do not grow old.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
DEBAUCHERY


spell of evil, it may seem strange that
the lottery should cause so much stir
that it should be able to split both par
ties, but you need nothing further than
that you should once see how the lot
terry gold vitiates judgment, legislation
and private citizens. It is too notorious
to speak Of its influence upon men in
public life: and as for it's debauchery in
private life, there is enough told to
make volumes, to say nothing of that
which IS sealed to the coming of the
great day. The children are taught to
gamble by the opportunity to purchase
"daily drawing" tickets for five cents.
And if boy in school draws five or
ten dollars, the whole school goes to
to "blowing inn their nickles, until
many times the value of the prize has
been paid in. Monte Carlo is but a
circumstance in evil as compared with
this institution. 1t is the most coward
ly sort of gambling known to man.
Our winter has been unusually severe,
but the gardens are in fine condition;
tomatoes and cucumbers will be on the
market in full blast shortly. Every
thing wears the appearance of spring.
The leaves are coming out on tt trees.
The other day had some oranges that
were gathered from trees about to
bloom. J. NJ. HENRY.
New Orleans, La, Corner Short &
Hampson Street, February IS, 1892.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
THE SHIPPING.

Invent down to the river to see the
shipping. There were goodly num-
ber of river boats there, and some
heavy ocean steamers, not as many as
I have seen, however, but the most
attractive feature in the harbor to-day
was an Austrian war-sbip. She was
anchored midstream, and belongs to
the naval academy service. I did not
have time to 60 aboard Of her, but at
some later day I will, as she intends to
remain here some fifteen days or more.
7 have not quite lost all my boyishness
yet, for I like to look at the ships and
the great guns, and the soldiers, and
hear the salutes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
OUR NEW ORLEANS LETTER
Mardi Gras-A Great Fire-Ocean Steam
ers-Lotteryism-ThsP Political
Status-Debauchery-
The Season.

TO the Editor of The Herald and
News: These are the gay days for the
Crescent City. Tuesday, March l, will
be the last day of this gayety. After
that date no more dancing, no more
theatre-going, no more evening parties.
These statements apply to the good re-
ligious people, of course. A very large
part of the people of this city will have
most of their religion during the forty
days next succeeding March the first.
The Lenten season is very rigidly OBJ
served by good churchmen. Every
body, saint as well as sinner, is pre-
pairing to take part in the last act Of the
fes i've season.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

tickets in the field, with the regular
Democratic ticket in the lead. Prac-
tically, the field is left clear for the
white people to fight it out on the lines
ofpure democracy and lotteryism. Now
the indications are favorable to princi-
pie instead of money.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
THE LOTTERY TROUBLE.

We are now attacking, as we hope,
the lottery in its last trenches. 1t has
been heralded to the world by the sub
sidized press that the lottery amend
ment has been withdrawn. Such is not
the case at all. John A. Morris has no
authority to say he has withdrawn the
amendment. Nor does il appear that
he is honest in what he did have au-
thority to do, viz, to withhold the mo-
ney with which his adherents have car
ried on the campaign. 1t appears now
that his so-called letter of withdrawal
was but another move in the great
game which he is playing for prolong-
ed existence as a lottery dealer in this
State. The stringency of the Federal
laws makes it necessary to get his char
ter for less money than agreed upon in
the amendment. This could be effected
by constitutional convention. And,
in addition to this there are sixty or
seventy bills of Indictment against him
in the Federal Courts for violations of
postal law. 1t is expedient for him to
make favor with "the powers thas be-"
if possible, for the penalty is fine or
Imprisonment, or both. However, the
people do not mean to be caught in any
net this time, as formerly.
THE POLITICAL STATUS.
Politically we are well provided for
at the present. The lottery party that
now claims that it is anti-lottery,
is crying at the top of its voice, "white
supremacy" The regular Democratic
party, with its anti-lottery ticket in the
field. The "third party" which seems
to be compound, is out with its ticket.
The Herwig faction of the Republican
party-the lottery faction, with ticket,
and the Warmoth faction-the anti
lottery Republicans-with q ticket.
Thus you see there are FIVE full State
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
3v order of the committee.
WIN. II. LYLEs, Chairman.

A. Z. GONZALES, secretary.
The committee took no other action
which was announced to the public,
and adjourned subject to the call of the
chairman.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

The Lenten season is very rigidly Oh
served by good churchmen. Every
body, saint as well as sinner, is pre-
pairing to take part in the last act Of the
festive season.
MARDI GRAs.
Already seats are being built on
Canal street, where the visitors may be
seated to witness the grand parades.
Already visitors are arriving and get
ting lodgings for the season. The car
nival season in New Orleans is the sea-
son Of the year. It cones but once a
year, but is remembered when it does
come in the most magnificent style. I
shall not speak further o. this occasion
until some subsequent time.
100000 FLEE.
We had a two million dollar fire last
night on Canal street. Several very large
business houses were destroyed. It is
said that this city lacks push and ener-
gy, but am not so sure that such is
altogether correct, for last night about
- o'clock the music house of P. Wer-
linn was burned, and this morning he
is out in the three leading dailies, with
half front page ad., stating that the
fire will "cause no stoppage'' in his
business. think that looks as if we
had some men here who had push and
were willing to let the paper men live
too.
went down to view the ruin this
morning. The street was full of Gu
rious women ard the rescued goods. I
just fixed myself for good look. See
that big fat woman; now she is going
to see where the awful fire was. My,
she just escaped being run over! Then
comes another; she is fat too-with a
great h g. Now the police is after her;
getting her out of danger. And there is
another, with blazing red hair. Yes,
there is a pair of grays to the dray.
Hi-there stands dainty little Miss,
she don't know what she came for. She
is as lone sparrow on the house-top.
I remained some time, but for the life
of me I couldn't tell why the ladies
were SO much interested in a pile of hot
brick and street full Of putting en-
gines, unless it be that they enjoyed
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28

Sic @ablen 6ieies Sabren meroen BITE
Mufmertl amte uro bas Sntcreie bes
Yublifums 1T ungewDbnli@ bobem
Grab fit ii6 in Nnlpru9 nebmen. Nu>
fer bent Brditbenten unb Tice : Prd1iz
bent ,perben 35e Mitslie0er 9epdblt
rperScn, pelde oas observation-disclosures
bes So. Gon9reile bilben. Son Ben int
tomn1enDen 9crbt 81 erpablenoem 9es
aislaturen perben 80 pom ben 88 Mit>
glieOern Bunbeslenats ,1eu ermdblt wer<
ben. Da5u fon1mt bic Grwabluns usn
@ouperneuren unb anoern S%taatsbeam>
ten iii SEN nd@ten Nablen. Ils 8or>
bereitunsen 81 oieier politiiden Tbatis<
ret tomn,en fir ben gurscr sunadf be
Mablen BON 0elcsatcn su Sen National>
Gonpeutisuen, banad) bic Gon9rebno<
minationen uub 10 nad unb na9 bic
gauge Nrbcit Set Rartei Organization,
mas sues suiommen oaSu beitra9cn
,pirb, bas Snterelie ser Biir9cr rese 81
erbalten. III
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28
Nentite Madridten bes Muslanbes.

Berlin 20. San. Die Boli3ei be-
Dauptet, bemerft gu baden, baB bic
Madpoiten bin u1o mieoer . Chilli
ften iniultirt weroen unD bat in Tolse
beilen betaunt sema9t, Bag Sic Solba>
ten 8efebl baben, auf ieben Gtpiliiten,
Der fie beim Wa6eoienf beleibi9t, 81
i9ieBen. Die 8crliner Brelle proteitirt
bieraesen uao weiit auf ben Tau iii Der
@eraaicnitraBe bin.
Berlin, 20. San. GjroBe Beiors<
nii1e crrcst Die 3una5me ,bes Verbrede,s
l1npeicns uno Ser l1niiderbeit III Den
StreRcn Serlins. Der Yatrolbienit
bet bcrjttenenS 6utmannlbaft III ben 6jts
li9en uno iiiOliden Oiltritten Ser Staot
bat beoeutenb pern,ebrt merben mijjen.
Sale up, Strabcnraub iinb aQtG9l;6e
gortommniile geuoroen. Die Birser
perlan9en eine l9drfere Ba1iamteit Bet
Bolisei uno boffen nur oauon cine Selz
ieruns oer in manden Staottbeilcn un=
ertra9li@en 3uitanoe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28

2ir Beadtuns fit Eelnperensler utb
Golde, bie es werben moQen: Sn Mils
t%paatee, no an Sonntagen 400 Wirtb.
ldaitcn often iine, betruseu bic. Gerbafz
tu',sen i'm pori9cn SABRE nur It's Broz
cent BET Bep0lferuns; in Minneapolts,
no ein itrenses Sonntassgeiet berri@t,
2.s4; in benz m%uiterbaften Bottom 1888
unb in Ser cr3mul terboftcn 8unoesbaupt>
ftabt Wajbinston s.76 HroSent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-28

oCtkt ~ ~. NOUU. WV Vel 1--WE
teusraber in Sonnebers tirsli1 nit benz
3uwerfen eines Grades bel9attist mar,
bSrte er einen bunpfen S9rei uno Elm
&lopfen. ST REF ben @eiitlideu unb
bic Encouragement, welde serabe ben
airdbef perlalen ,poqten, suriid uno
nit beren 6iilfe tpurbe bic Grbe mieber
aus bem0@rabe 9el9afft unb Der Sars
9eDffnet. Wan fanb bic 9Gnbe bes
Tooten, zines !&%aufmannes 0radfelS,
trampfbaft 5uiammensebaut uno oas
9eli4t sesielben ;ertrast. Der per-
meintlide Tobte mar auseni9einli9
mieber 81 ii@ setommen, na9 tur3em
&fe jebc6 wirtli6 seitorben. Die
2ei@e wuroe III ben Sars suridselest
llnb oas Degrading no@mals porsenoms
men.
Son ; . 20. San. o. in Bals
ian tarsli@ perbafteten ieds ,Nuardts
fen" in beren 8eiit bic 9onboner @ez
beimpOliSei cine srobe Mense . balb>
ferti9en DDnamitbombea unb Material>
porratbe sur Observation-Disclosures pom
ber9lei9en acknowledgment sefunoen
baben Mil, mur0en I'M poli;ciseri6t Der
Staot Ballaa porgeiibrt. Ser Sbers
fonltabler bebauptete in ieinen 3eusens
auslasen se9en Die 8erbafteten, DaB oies
lelben al, eiuem &on1plott betbeiIist ieiz
en-, wel@es auBer @roBbritanien nod
uiele anOere 9dnoer umfa1e. ST eriu9s
te een Ni6ter, Die @efansenen bent ges
fdn9niB gu iiberwetien, samit bic golis
set peitere" 8eweile auftreiben tonne.
Dieiem 0erlansen semdB lautete Bic
Berfasuns bes &i6ters. Die Mnnabt
me bon 9arseri9aft wuroe uerpeisert.
Berlin, 90. San. Scr &esies
runsspraiisent uoa Heieu Fat bic grz
laubniB 9esebes, Nrbeiter aus &uiiii@>
polen 81 importtren, UNI benz Man9el
an Easl0bnern ab3ubelfen, bod bari tel
rer oerlelben LANCER ais elm Sabr in
9olen ~per1peilen.
Bern %. San. Delesaten Der
l1brenfabritanten in Reu4atel unb Sent
baben bier cine 8eriamnnluns ~absebalten
unb baben ben 8unbesratb UNI f~inan1i>
elle uno moraliide 1nteritibuns sebes
ten, I'M, cine i9Sne Musiteuuns Der Be-
item unb f%einiten l1bren, uel@e bic
'S9mei3 ~probu3iren fam, in Chicago 3u
ermOsliden. sic ertldren, baB iie tei>
men @eriu@ MAIDEN weroen, nit ameri,
tanii9en Tabritanten in biQiseren l1b>
reniorten 3n coneurriren. Scr Buns
besratb bat 3war nod nidt enosdltis
enti&ieoen, aber bod an~seoeutet, Sab n
ben Wuui@ Der Delesaten ermutbisen
rperbe. @.s
ct. 9etersburs, IS. Sanuar.
Der @robfiirit Nieolaemiti@ @onitans
tian. 3ueiter Ssbn ses oeritorbenen 3a>
rem Mitolaus unb Ontel ses iesisen
9erri@ers, 1T beute seitorben. Ct
,uur>e an, g.. Septenber 1927 9eboren
uno mar @roB> Momiral ber rui1ii@en
Glotte; er mar ferner Mitslieb bes Ras
Ties Der militdri@ulen unb Prdibent
bes @roBratbes tes &ei@es. 3
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@Iasaop 10, %. San. Cine pon

@IaSgpp 10, %. San. Cine pon
einHuBreiden Birsern beiu@te 8ers
iammluns fanb seitern bier ifatt, in nell
der man Spnpatbie I Bei9laie fur bic
ruilii9en Suoen annabm lno ferner be-
idloB, einen 1iIfsfonb fir bic 0erfelss
ten su iammeln. Qonalb Macleao,
&aplan ber &6nisin, BELT cine Meoe, in
wel4er CT Der 9offnung IuSbruf CAB,
baB bic gauge Delt sesen iene &esies
rurs aufitebcn ..,peroe, ME bic ruiiide,
TIRE eisenen untertbanen beorite nnS
uefolstc.
2erinto, Mo., %. San. grs
nit einem Silbersebalt BON IS bis SO
per Come 1T auf elmer Garm I'M lios
weitliden Tbeile bes Staates sefunben
mor6en.
Camille, 8a, 90. Sanuar. Die
Tarbisen sSames 2plas unS Marsaret
5. Qalblep, mel1e am 80. October lesS
ten Sabres ben damn Der Qetteren in
brutaler @eiie ermoroeten, iino beute
Morsen bier sebenft woroen. Qples
mar Der Qiebbaber Ses iTrauen;,mmers,
bas TIN ueranlaBte, ben Mann niebersuz
i9ieBen. X.
GusceIa, Su., 90. San. Ureb
Cobb, Der Sobn zines betannten @es
i9dftsmaunes in glrcola, lit bter unter
Der Mnflase, I'M Qaufe ber letter Mo=
nate 81 Gbeds I'M @elammtbetrase
uon 500 auf ben Nameu iei1es Saters
sefdlldt gu baben, uerbaftet worOen.
8 lamar &c., %. San. 0sabe
bieiem SLATE. beitiegen seitern Mbenb
5rpei &erle ben 53u9 Der Miilouri Naci=
fic urb pllnoerten ben GrpreBmelIen9er,
iomie bic gafastere, cine sroBe @elb=
iumme nnb piele Bertbia@en erbeu=
tenb.
Sn Sort Scott, nobin man ben @aub
te~lesrapbij9 beridtete, iab Bolisiit Se=
more bic beiben &erle einen Tra9t3ug
perla1en; als er iie uerbaften moqte,
i1oB elmer Der Mduber ben Beamten nie=
Der. Spdter traf man bic S9urten in
pleaiamton; elmer berielben 1purbe err
|i9oNen, Der Nnsere erbebli9 perlett. ss5n
Der aan3en @esenb berri@t srOBe Mufz
regun9.
Mnscatine Soma, %. San.
Gin Spnbicat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
meldes nit einem capital uon $780,
900 arbeitet. rpirb bier bic erite Rlben<
3uder< Gabrit IN Soma erri4ten. Sic,
fise Birser betbeilisen ii@ nit 4loo,=
600 an benz unternebmen.
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peQatisnsseridt ipra9 seftern Qi3lie
f6ttn6r, einen armen beuti9en Mdb=
den, bas ais @ertduferin bei9dftist
mar, $l0, 900 als S9abeneriat III,
neil iie an bet Manbatten 9odbabn i'm
October 1887 permunbet unb 1T Tolse
befien 3eitlebens erwerbsunfdbi9 9euuor-
ben 1T. sic perun9lidte bur9 bas
gor9eben zines br,italen Beamten, ber
lie aus benz @asen itieB, pdbrenb berz
ielbe ii9 III Bepequn9 ieste. Der
Mann belt lie an Der S3ulter feif uno
3os iie cine Strede an ben S@ultern
mad, poranf er ie fallen lieB. :
@aibin ct n, 25. San. Secre=
tat Blaine erbielt beute pom @eianbten
Cyan III Santtaso Elm &abel9ramm.
laut meldem Senor Bereria, ser @ileni=
Idle Minij ter bes Musmdrt,gen, 6errn
Cyan bat, feline @esieruns nm cine Triit
BON b0@itens 5mei Eagen 5t bitten oa
Yrd1ioent Montt abueienb lei unb eft
in einigen Eagen 5uriid ietn tonne. Die
Note ber Ser. Staaten Ge9ierlrtg NJ
Sc Damn lefort erlebist, 5. g.. beantwor<
tet merben. IS beiBt, bieie 6riit lei sez
,pdbrt morben lno 6err Blaine babe
beute Morsen benz @eianbten Montt
cine biesbesusti@e Mittbeilnng sema6t.
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Cottonwood Roller Mill Co.,
grant & 8en3in, Gisentb.
ytep uI,n, Uei,,neipta.

"a mir ueben 18akerz aud Dau,pftraft dur 1erfa>
ouna haben, Rnb nit tn Stanb sefett bic Tarter ~
feberr 3eit prompt unb 3ur pollen 3ufrtebenbett ju bebiez
mem, anb etn ausse3eid netes Nebl Su H.tern.
gtr mablet anf Nntbetl ober sesen llmtauid, i mad
NSurih ser Runben. WeebI rnb 5uttersS orten %pertauten
uir III ~utebrtaen gretleu unb lieIern ~bieielben aut 8ezi
TELLING In Der Staot fret tins 5aus.
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&oui3 BuenAer,

4dnbler tn-
allen sorteu M0beln, 8iloerrab<
men, &tnoerua9e1, Sepptden, 81
tiidern, Mdbmai@ine11 i. ~.
Mud) Sdrge n1lo Sootena15ii9t
tets an @a11o.
ede geinneiota unb aten MorSitrabe.
Nem l1lln, sWftnr
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&tnlt & Nfarti,

9atritaxten psx nxt panbler IN
Dterbesei4trren, edtteIn, &umeten. peiti&en. etries
seIn. pfrbebe6en u. {. - Heparataren rperSex an De=
Aeuuns nett. btuis xnb prompt aussefabrt.
1e,nneis.a etrase, ben llntsn 9stel s~esexaber.
Meu llm1, Minneiota.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE,

lTENRY L. PINNEY, PLAINTIFF, vs.. J. G.
III Kofoed ct al, de endants.
Sherlff's sale No. 1924.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
the state of California, on the 14th day of De-
cemper, AID. 1892, in the above entitled action,
wherein Henry l.. Pinney. the above named
plaintiff, obtained judgment and decree Of
ct tal, defendants, on the 18th day of December,
A. D. 1892. for the. sum Of fourteen hun,
dred and four aid 25aoo dollars gold
14th day of December, A. D: 1892 re;
court, at page 161, l am commanded to
parcels of land situate, lying and being in the
city of Los Angeles county of Los Angeles,
State of California. and bounded and described
Lots eighteen (1s) nineteen, 19), twenty
BLOCK '..D:" eighteen t1s}, block I'M" forty
4e) forty yna one AZ Dlo 3ss, K bIoos thirty
of the Mob Hill tract, as shown by map
thereof recorded in book 10, at page 81, miscel-
laneous records OF said county
Together with all and singular the tenements
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, or in any wlss appert4ining.
Public notice is hereby given that on sp1 pri-
at IL o'clock M of that day, in front of the
court house door of the county of Los Angeles,
/ will, in obedience to said order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale sell the above
described property, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with in.
terest and costs, etc, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash gold coin.
Dated this 18th day OF December, 1892
E. d. GIBSON,
Sheriff OF Los Angeles County.
By F. c. HANNoN, Deputy Sheriff.
John I. Jones, Attorney for lalntiif.
lH.l5 thurk-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Character in the Walk.

To the attentive eye none of the ordi-
nary gestures or movements betrays Pc
culiarities of individual character more
plainly than the gait-the sailors roll
ing, the soldiers stiff, the countryman's
jolting gait are Immediately recognized.
Slow steps, whether long or short, sug-
gest gentle OF reflective state of mind,
as the case may be, while, on the con-
trary, quick steps seem to speak of agi-
tation and energy. Reflection is revealed
in frequent pauses and walking to and
fro, backward and forward. The direc-
ton of the steps, wavering and follow
ing every changing impulse of the mind,
inevitably betrays uncertainty, hesita-
tion and indecision.
The proud step is slow and measured;
the toes are conspicuously turned out,
the leg is Strengthened. In vanity the
toes are rather more gracefully turned,
the strides little shorter, and there is
very often an affectation of modesty.
Tiptoe walking symbolizes surprise,
curiosity, discretion or mystery.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
i ty of Los Angeles, state of California
In matter of petition of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church south.
Pursuant to order OF the Hon. w. II. Clark
jud, e'of said Superior court. notice is hereby
given to any and all persons interested in the
real pro perty of said Incorporation and in any
matters thereof, to show cause If any they CO
on Tuesday, the 27th day of December, 1892,
at 10 O'clock I'M. of that day, or rs soon there
after as counsel can be heard, at the courtroom
of said court in the city OF Los Angeles state OF
California, WHY the said incorporation should
not be authoriz bv this court 70 mortgage the
real estate of said society," desc ibed rs the
b ock 10, of Ord's survey OF los Angeles city
fronting so feet on the west side of broadway
street, and to execute and deliver with sucn
mortgage note under the corporate seal anG
in the corporate name OF said society as evl-
dence of said indebtedness
Witness my hand and seal of said Superior
court this 18th day of December, 1892,
[sBAL.l II. II. WARD, Clerk.
BY A. W. sEAvER, Deputy Clerk.
NJ. L. W1cks, attorney for petitioner. l2-Zotd
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-22
Tuned 1t for Wagner's Music.

"Bill," said the piano merchant to the
man who swept the office, 81 want you
to 90 down the street and tune piano
for family. They're in great hurry
or wouldn't ask you to do it, but the
regular tuner has gone for the day."
81 can't tune pianos" replied the man.
"Oh, yes, you can," said the dealer
cheerfully. "Just open the lid and you'll
see a lot Of keys. Give 'em few twists
so as to tighten the wires, thump on the
keyboard like a crazy man for fifteen
minutes, charge them four dollars and
then come back in time to pnt the coal
in."
And the sweeper did it. That evening
the daughter of the house remarked to
her fance:
"How charmingly he tuned it! I was
never able to play Wagner's music SO
deliciously." New York Herald.