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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

two robbers, though some say there was
3 third. After opening the sale
and taking out the treasure, they
came down to the engine with
it. Come out, said one
of them to me, and went out. They
ordered me to help them carry the
money some distance down the track
and hit me on the shoulders with the
butt end of their guns to emphasize it.
| had to obey, and carried one of the
bags. There were three or four in all. l
don't know exactly how many. After
walking several hundred yards, they
stopped. took the money from me and
made away. can't give description
of the robbers, because their faces were
entirely hidden from view with masks
made from come light cloth. They wore
dark clothes and one had a wide
brimmed hat, and the other narrow
brimmed one. They were very de-
termined and talked as if they meant
business and would stand no fooling, go
we did as we were told"
Engineer Phipps' account was similar
to the fireman's.
THE ROBBERS LOST FROM SIGHT.
One of the Pullman porters, who was
hid in a safe place on top of car, got a
good view of the ground outside the
angle of the car. He saw the robbers,
after they had secured the express treas
ure, go to where a number of horses
were standing. He could not tell how
many horses there were, it being too
dark. One of the men had lamp.
They did not mount Immediately, but
walked some distance, after which the
light disappeared, and nothing more
could be seen of them.
It is not definitely known how many
robbers there were, but it is not be-
lieved there were more than three, at
the most. Those who came in contact
with the robbers say there were only
two.
As soon as the news reached Fresno,
Sheriff Henley and posse started in
pursuit, but the robbers have such a
start that it is thought they are we'll out
OF the way. The Wells-Fargo messenger
claims the amount of money taken will
not exceed $4,000.
MESSENGER RoBERTs's INJURIES.
The express messenger sustained a
severe scalp wound, and possibly
fracture of one of his ribs. When the
door was blown open he was hurled
against the roof Of the car by the force
Of the explosion.
FRESNO, Aug. 4.-[Special. l-Messen-
ger George D. Roberts, who was held up
near Coils, last night, in the train rob-
berry, is doing nicely at the Hughes
hotel. He received no serious injury.
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REAL EsTArE AaEN CIEs.

MI. NOLAN. G. A. SMITH.
NOLAN & SMITH, REAL ESTATE AND
IN General Business Agents. sell orange
orchards, walnut orchards, deciduous fruit
orchards olive orchards, dairy or farm ranches,
1ne city residences, hotels, lodging houses,
grocery stores, hardware business, fruit stands,
cigar stends, meat markets, saloons, bakeries,
restaurants, and all kinds Of mercantile busi-
ness; pIices from 500 to S25O,OOO. Loans
beck block, Los Angeles Cal. Telephone 44O.
Free carriage to see property. 7-3 3m
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ROBBERS.

The Railroad and Express Companies
Offer a Reward for Their Arrest.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-The following
statement was issued from the head
quarters of the Southern Pacific COM
pany and Wells. Fargo & Co.:
Train No. IL, the Los Angeles express,
when between Coils and Fresno, last
night, was stopped by two, or possibly
more, robbers. The locomotive and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express car were
disabled by dynamite. The express
messenger was badly injured, and the
safe broken open and robbed of it's con-
tents. The description of the two rob-
bers, seen by the train men. is as fol-
lows:
One is about 5 feet IL; weight, about
40 pounds; wore large slouch hat and
linen duster; had on belt with two
pistols attached: also carried shotgun.
The other was about feet g.; weight
about ITO pounds; slouch hat, old
brown overcoat, new overalls. They
had either light buggy or spring
wagon, with team of horses; one horse
shod all around, the other shod in front
shoes nearly new. One OF the men wore
No. 10 shoes, with broad sole and heel.
The Southern Pacific company and
Wells, Fargo & Co. will jointly pay re-
ward of $1,000 for information that will
lead to the arrest and conviction of each
OF the men engaged in this robbery, and
all the expenses for the prosecution will
be borne by the railway and express
company.
(Signed): A. N. TowNE,
General Manager Southern Pacific com
pany.
J. J. VALENTINE,
General Manager Wells, Fargo & Co..
express.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

yXTANTED-EvERYBoD TO KNOW THAT
wv Martin & Co.'S Employment Office. the
best on the Pacific Coast, il located at 13l and
1876 West First street, under the Los Angeles
National Bank, telephone SOC. We have had
over six years experience in selecting help,
and have the largest acquaintance among the
fornia. We have reputation for ability and
square dealing. All parties desiring help or
labor in any capacity, please give us a call. 7S
VXTANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE
w Employment OF any information, address
ONCE, S19lk South Spring street; residence
45l South Hope street, corner Fifth. Los Ange-
les Cal. Telephone lib. SIG If
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ABsTRAors.

A BSTRACT AND TITLE INSURANCE COM.
IA psny of Los Angeles, northwest corner OF
Franklin and New High streets. m17 If
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ARCHITEOT.

BURGESS ]. REEVE, ARCHITECT, RsTAB
ID iished for the past 10 years in Los Angeles.
Rooms and 8 tsecond foOr), Perret block. cor
ner Spring and Third streets 3-2vy
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AUCTIoNEHRs.

nAVIS & WILLIS, AUCTIONEERs. ia
~ s. Spring st., will sell real and personal
property of every description. Core pond
eDce solicited. 7.27 6m
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EDUCATIONAL.


GUNNER SCHOOL AT THE
- WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
245 2. Spring st /, Los Angeles.
school In session all summer. Thorough
training in the commercial and English
branches, penmanship, shorthand and teleera
ply. Call or write for our new illustrated cata
logue G.. A. H0UGH, President
W. G. FELKER, Vice-President.
7-5 3m X. @. WILSON. Secretary
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yTTM. ALEX. RYAN, ATTORNEY AND
wv Counsellor at Law, rooms 1, 2, 8, 115 West
First street, Los Angeles, CAL Telephone
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IT MARION BROOKS, LAWYER. OFFICE:
q Rooms 20, 20, 80 and 81 Fulton block,
near courthouse, New High street. Telephone
98l. s-ll u
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GOLDEN GATE Gas ENGINp.


COMETHING NEW AND EFFECTIVE IN
- gas or gasoline engines--Anyone having
trouble with their gas engine. or contemplat
ing putting up plant OF power, will do well
line or Natural Gas HnRine and see 1t and be
convinced that 1t is by far the most perfected
4. M MARTIN, agent, l54-i5e North Los An
geles street. TIA 6m
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PERSONAL.

DROF. STEARNs, THE OLDEST AsTROLO-
L ger in the state, is at 423 South Spring
street 6.17tf
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DEN GOODRICH, LAWYER. NO. 2 Law
ID building, 125 Temple street, near court
house. Telephone 108. 7.6h
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CUNLEACIVHS AND BUILDEKss
CONRAD SCHKRER, GRANITE, BITUMIN.
~ ousand asphalt paving. 227 ". First st.
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use yVinterilIa ior poIaon oaK.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

n K. TRAsK, ATTORNEY AT Law, Full
IJs ton block, 207 New High street, Los An
gelee 1-16 tt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

Il Rio Grande railway and the Great Rock
Island route leave Los Angeles every Tuesday.
Personally conducted through to Chicago and
Boston. Once. No. 13s South Spring st. II
TTONOLULU TOURs-HUGH B. RICE, sPR.
III cia1 agent Oceanic 8, 8. Co. ONCE: 124
W. Second st: 20. Box 679. 12-4ti
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ATToRNEYs.

ID Bryson- Bonebrake block Telephone 529.
Practice in all the courts, state and federal
7-ltf rfr
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DERsONAL-FRESH ROASTED JAVA AND
L Mocha coffee, 35c lb; Noun ain coffee, csc
white, $l % It's brown 81; 6 lbs rolled oats.
25c; A bs rice, Csc; gtrmes, 2Cc; lbs rolled
hominy, Csc; pkRs starch, 25c; cans sar-
raisins, 25c; can deviled ham, SC: Vienna
sauage, 15c; sack -four, 90c and ST.. 80; bacon,
12c; brooms, Ice; wooden pals, 15c; fruit
free of charge ECONOMIC STORES, sos s.
Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-05

L Southern California extra -four, 81. IS; white
sugar, Is lbs 3 1; rice, Sc; sardines, SC; cans
corn, 25c gallon golden syrup, soc 2-lbscan
10 cakes gilt-edged soap, 25c lb salaratus,
SC; choice sweetened condensed n ilk, 15c.
All other good groceries at low prices. Free de-
livery in city Postal card orders promptly at
tended to at WHEELER'S "RIGHT PLACE
STORES" 9O1 East First street, on cable line.
3-l3 If
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-12-01

Ih, fer ft Co. ,
Slb ~san
god Watch, apaG Of
Box
comp TOUT
marx wtha lea! rsni
ct-rcles
he whoee nvsope
he in order
lin
r
TO
To Eira1c
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sesl SIR hseas
hiachno re) n in
pz Their The leldf I.eSf
vTfru
nonm trr An
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A Prize Picture Puzzle.


3 10 q al ln-
Published a:o a.
thav sr-itbs
tr a.
III IorsA ~ '
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DO You WANT TO ADOPT A BABYl

Maybe you think this is new business.
scndiug ont babies on application 30 has heen
done before, however, but newer have thCs.
iurniShei pcCn so near the original samplrps
This one. Everyone will cxciHim. " wen
THAT'S th' sweetest baby ever saw ~ This
little hioCNHud-Whitc engraving can gite
you butte faint idea Of the exquisite orieirei.
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2 WATCEE FGgTg IGVENY CN9lRWJyr AMesyvrlle.

An Csenwn
8 meutHp
sand
g-rreed on
Ford rf.c Rcruedcq
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When travelling between Pittsburgh whsogpe
or MorGautown. or Fsirmout and ClArk skure
" eSt0n BuckhahrOn. Fari ersbUig or ChArles
on, the hsronEah EnLte' Offers the shortest
1t Fniriront for AL POINTS North and wet ana
4 Clarksburg with Il. < q. srd " yEAPK
q. Tor hil ciHts East. South and west Asa
Tor through tS cts via the "Aonongab ReuLe. -
BUGH c. BOTLES. Genl supt
MoNoEsLR. WA
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HUNNELTON & KINGWOOD
RAILROAD.

Train leaves KiugwGUd at 1:i5 r m. and ar
riVes az TunSelton ~ S'lt a. M: leaves Tunnel
ION at Il :oJa. m. an| arrives at Kingwood tIis
~. Letves kinEN God az 400 p. IN. and ATriyo
~ funnelton II SEQ ?. n; leaves Tuunsltos st
:Ol 2. ~. aua arrives at KingwOod II : co a.
Trains daily except Sunday ~
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SUMNER RESORTS.

lLIN ECHO. on TN PICTURESQUE PoTS.
s: s::ss & Sc e: ~ ss !: asss s;s2
3 p - :. ~ eGeslFfExAEzi,ss:: ;:.
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oppa.. - AZ m. Sakh Us US
EoR sALE-DAiRY LUNcf ROOM; LOCATION
name and .dirss s. Knox. 70 s san o,ss. ,s
EoR SALE
Z Dairy, consisting Of 20 good mich COWS; also
dairy now located with COW BARN and II neees.ssy
sn Gs to sas :
dress 734 14th st. nv je2la'
WANTED-A PERsON TO INVEST PROM POUR
sS aosrs nn PARTY to PS ,srsrsn
yestment. Address BUGGIEs. Star once. je2Ila,'
FOR sALE-A GROCERY, AND LIQUOR. STORE.
.1roo SSnse Stable Se the properly &c .sss &
low rent no trouble TO get liquor iicsPs;s ,ocx
,e2l-s' Real Estate and Insurance. ei5 Z s. nv.
RooKs. AUDITED, OPENED. KEPT AND
.se Pa 4 sREss
Accountant 6os st. n. ,e2l-itn'
REING ABOUT TO ERECT BUSINESS BUILD.
TO the Northern or st. Market and before conclud
iess b. an sysras s q 70 fess on st. There . no
T8N at Street Market. or Z. ". poXN SIS fsf
h ,s5l-1w Secretary = II. MDs Ss Go.
E>OR SALE-sToCK ANDFTxTUREs OF FIRST
sSiRz fns
al, LUSsH OF ~. PES MA Avn
shi Il ri so sly
Tor SALE CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
SALOON on East Capitol st., d9iag splendid husi.
HAT En- Cs 81 term; 'S2f s
eE
sors 81 taHcs
EOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN NORTHWEST; AN
Il established place and doing excellent business;
III itna gr so 500 5ssy 70
THE sTOCK. OF HoUsEFURNIsHINes CHINA
ware toys &c also nIturss contained in store cor;
d %en vii
6e received NJ TO the 18th instant noon The under
signed reserves the reee s1E q ~ sSs
,eeo-3 Assignee
(,ooD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
ST. for sale; . bargain low rent. je203t'
EoR sALE-A RARE CHANcE-AN OLD EsTAB-
shed grocery store situated on corner q prom
the only cause OF Offering for sale is the continued
an ns sS. ST He S and For
"A $40 600 wishes to engage with some one already
Hdreas Ss
For sALEmGRoGERT AND PROVISION STORE
creased For psrtie1afs address SRo6EkiEs care
IL 1OU HAVE BOND IN me AhEhlCAN
Mutual Aid Society OF Washington that you want to
realize on drop line stating number Of weeks paid in
with cash price, to CASH BOND, Star Office. 3e6-lm
OwN YOUR HoME..PURCHAsE 1T I'M INSTALL
" ments upon the plan offered by the United Sc
curity Life ms. and Trust Co. Of Pa. Address WASH
1NGTON OFFICE, 500 18th II. n. ". my23-2tv1m
E,oR SALE = A SYNDICATE Is NOW BEING
organized to purchase J0-acre tract north west OF
Washington; on electric railway in a section of ex-
acre shares. $500 each streets of sd,oin.
ing subdivision graded up line lots In same sold at
lac. and zoe per square foot this is a bargain cali
for full particulars and we will show you the prop
Son.
ROBINSON LODGE,
90 and 95 Atlantic bldg [my:}l-lml GAO p n n "
DAMSAY IS EQUIPPED TO REPAIR OR MAKE
N any horologica instrument at factory pricea
Watches cleaned 81.
Watch main Springs Al
Work warranted one year. See our guarantee svs-
tenn.
mh14 l22lFst NV
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Room 5.
-, District building June rs 3ss2 In .es9rd.nes
iss5 md G.Is1a isSi: tss SosSd q ssaslis.iiss
Seosrsto1S VII s. IN ssssop IN room & Dis. ret
buiiding from and after this date until the lst day
for the puipo Of spps.s n ipect 70 ths
books containing the returns Of said new asssssmenf
re open 70 public inspection and be ct the
once Of said board between the hour Of q and
pm. To insure due consideration al appesls should
q ned 81 TIE sarest p9sdh,e date The lsg reours}
reported 70 ths commis.ione. OF the Dstr on q BE-
the Commtssioners- MATTHEW T8IMBI3, Chsdr-
man Board II Equalization xle-6
OFFICE OF THE AssKssok pIgIlIcI or
Ssssss 81 Z; - :.LIs:! !: 5:
iis:s:ss i:sg:@ be 5i;tsss q Gsis@si: I'd ..pss
SsVseg<ay spsS thsIr hcf.sss n sceesdsses ~
f&kx fx2Hifx. xssssssr b 9. jslaH
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WANTED-HOUSES.

UANrRD - TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
w owner an investment two OF three houses con-
tanning nom . 20 rooms; must be bargain. Ad-
dress With full description Of property. BARGAIN.
Star once. ie2s-3k
WANTED-BY PERMANENT TENANT,
w OF 10-room house. near Dupont Circle, at ESQ
LIZ. ~ = : '''S' '''''''>'
WANTED-ToR RENT. Oh 7rRooN HOUSE, ron
s;Z:si: = sa'ssss iad1sss 4. !. B.. Sss osios.
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FOR lighthouses.

\:
,sss.nm. TAILOR ~ assf : z NV.
e rooms. including bssS &e. $50 Inquire e %
sssh :sasss s: sss i ss,s: "a T. T.
EoR RENTS uNYUR. ROOMstENTIRE FLOOR);
y 3large closets new house cheerful locality; also
e. s + biIs 8 is ;sf s:.S ''Sr' Ss, st:
EroR RENT4 NEW. GROOM BRICKS BET. isTH
j., 6 essa n sas and K sa .S s!''f
EoR HENT.lH12 c 81. s.w. ROOMS. BATH.
n:.: :na ~ S;
s,, r.'' nAsss u 4: t.s as1 ss'iss.
+ court ss, ana a and ssS sad ri 81 = lou
ToRbs c sil liz i. N e:' month i
i 5 81 q S 4 ID 81 s e B; =
3l9S i6r, frrn,shea. .4s s1o TIoiids ave nv. II
S$s s. g & & s:ss !: r.;
.s21-6t RUST HUNaERfoRD. GA 1Ash =.
s: '''" press 'ss s1 "a II = ~
Tor RENT-17l2 ST.. BETWEEN nth AND
Il Conn. ave-. rooms; in thorough condition and
desirable location $50 c. ULRICH KENNEDY,
je21-3ts COS l4Sh It.
EOR RENT-sIX NEW 3-sTORY AND BASEMENT
Il press brick bay window houses near eovornment
printing ONCE; IL rooms: bath; al pod. imps. ;
street cars and herdics rent as pcr month. For
building. 10Th and q sts NV -- 5eai,S Isl
EoR RENT-2Oe sTH ST. s.w. BRICK; TEN
rcoWs; nj 1srse s shsdy yard; 90 fest 'front.'
EoR RENTLTHE HANDSOME HOUSE n Z COR.
y OF LIST and SITS. ne, containing Is rooms, now
summer. CHAS. i. BANES,
3e21-3 14th and q sts
EOR RENT-THE HANDSOME BAY-WINDOW
4 brick lab st.. containing rooms and stable
only e45. CHAS. Z. BANES,
3e21-N 18th and G stA
ENOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE NEW SEVEN
room bay-window brick all modern improve
ments slley and shed for team l125 LIST st. A. w.
only s25. so. W. c. DUvALL. 9e5 Psf je2l-&s
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A CHEAP LOT ON COLUMBIA
w Heights must be bargain. Address INVESTOR.
Star Office. je22-2ts
TED-DIRECT-SEVRRAL LOTS IN THE
w northwest and northeast; must be decided bar
gains. JOHNSON, CHEW CO., 617 r ct. je21-st
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HiArTsvILLE-FOR RFNT-s-ROOM COT
Al taees near station; moderate rent For sale
room cottage. ss.ssfl. an broom roffaE-e with
dounle cellar s2.oOo MAIERsS THOMPSON.
lels-bt l.SS Il - m W
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EOR RENT-To WHITE TENANTS; 3 NEW
4rocm brick dwellings. 60 to $40 81 st. me-. bet
and q sts go 50 per month Special Inducements
'.e.e1 ~. TAILOR RQaKRs.
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A SUBURBAN VILLA SITE.

tract Of M ~ hrh rolling an well drained
ground abuttinE On the county road and the h and
o. X. X. ~ Langdun station offered In it. entirety
a. loc reT square 'out. Smaller yarcels IN the inle
diate vrnitN and not - pleasantly situated -e
Ing At 35c. and no.. This an excel e otspctuntv
Tor investment occupan-E. For furfer pnrficuar-
and terms apply 70 +. A. NEWMAN. lio6 COLUMBIA
n
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nRuxKESEzss Oh TEE LIQUOR HAsrrrosi
.,,n - p. FIfk SEESs SSL5fS sFEdiL 10
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

USHE AMMoNIATED STEAM GARRETT CLEANING
Il end rynovstine works. l7os md 1710 4 % n. "
Carpeo cleaned IN the best manner by proc~D
tsnit9Fs ms;rrs'sss sed fes,esrs ssaosHasa Isl'
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CToRAoE-PARTfEs HAVING CARRIAGES Fo7
. storage Win do vol % inqu,rs Of =
y. @. B0WEN
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E>oR sALE-A MEAT STORE DOING GOOD
- business; can show daily receipts; rood chance
once. set2.Ns
L>0R RENT-THE LARGE WAREHOUSE zoos h
st; NV, opposite hay market; e16- Inquire ct
S2S la. ave. fe22A
EOR sAIE-DAIRY LUNCf ROOM; LOCATION
Il central; AZ sacrifice 10 chanre business Answpf
name and address, KNOX. Star Office. jss2-2ts
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PERSONAL

OoMMIssroYER OF DEEDS ron Every STAFF
and Terrftorv Notary ana o. S. Conn ir<iop~r
JOHN l., BEALI- l32l y 81 nv,
In once from y An 70 p-m- no1
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LEGAL.NOTICES.

l.
tFiled June 10. 1882 J. r. Young. Clerk
IL THE SUPREME NJ co S0U IIa OF THE DISTRICT
This 10th day Of June. 1892.
John c. Wright, plaintiff. vs.. Mary A. wrsn, de-
PENDANT. Equity. No. 1851
his soiiSitOf ordered he defendant c.a.s
day occurring forty DAYS After th. day V. H''
o ss 9f Ss s e 10 se
ington Law Reporter and Eyenns Star. The object
q this suit s divorce from the bond Of marriage on
s 4, T. Hgsl.x g.. IL. s..S sI.,s
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Harry VIA: TIE , soss AZ q June ls s .u,o,.
co%plsnsn M Hannah ana n B.e ss 81 s ds
fsndsnss. No. Is. SIS. Equity poctss 81 ''-
Holmes, E.. and Alexander Vance Holmes. formerly
ss
ss sr this ~ day. sssS the viii
Anna e SMUT q the s Ss s
estate Of sid Anna NJ e. sm,thIand IN case the
Home: ana HOLMES. S sh.r mot
being found then that ne same may Be paid int
&. sa. pTSpfs & B. sSu Justice.
Bgx s eIH'c LnscY. ASH chslf fooS' s.sIl s.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The 18th day OF June, 1880.
Anna ". Hafner. complainant. va Gustav Paul HAf-
mar. No. l3el2 Docket.
senSsT S.S L o1d.rsd that the Ssissa
ant. Gustav Paul Hafner, his appearance % be
entered herein before the FIRST day occurring
forty days after this day otherwise the viii Be
proceeded with - In case Of default
The object Of this suit IL % obtain an absolute
divorce for wilfrl deseron and for the
full and uninterruyted space OF two bsiore nlins
this bill Provided that cory Of this order be pub
for each q three weeks before said rule
lis: sSsS; fs's 4 x TSES ~ OH, g. s..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
4 PASS FREAK.

a queer freak has come over the rail-
road management i'll Ohio. Whether
imputationS sometimes loosely ex-
pressed as to possibilities indicated in
the prevalent disposition to elect only
millionaires to the senate from that state
have had anything to do with it does
not appear. Probably not, as magnates
OF the rail are not apt to be above in
fuencing Legislators through so!icitude
for their rectitude. Whatever the phi
loSophy involved. it seems that the as
toniShed lawmakers have no passes in
their pockets for the first time in the
railroad era, and appeals for relief have
fallen upon unreSpOnSive ears. The
preteXt that it is unbecOmiEg for the
local statesmen to be brought into such
relations to the roads, and that the good
of the state would be promoted by the
disuse OF passes, naturally stirs
Indignant sensibilities, as it has in
1t the germ of an Insinuation. The state
ment incidentally added that the roads
have been losers by the gratuity af-
fords a suspicion that the legislation
heretofore has not been quite Satistac-
tory to the pass dispensers, and an OBJ
Ject lesson is being served, a temporary
discipline enforced. Yet, if so, this is
not we'll understood by the members.
One senator is quoted as saying: 1.-The
railroads have declared boycott on us
aud | guess that we can play at the
same game" Another. perhaps more
animated in his emotions, says: "The
roads will yet sue for peace, as some
bills will be presented and passed which
will tear them wide OPEN" There is
room for thoughtful observation in this
glimpse of the situation. 1t is not pre-
sumed that the men who compose the
legislature i'll Ohio are greatly different
from those who biennially sit in the du-
blouS structure on Wabasha street in
this city, or fill such bodies in other
states. Reciprocal relations are expect
ed when the roads dispense their favors.
However, in this state there are no ira
dItionS that any railroads have ever
sought to annoy the Independent and
answering law enactorS in the new
Ohio method. There has been a rumor
at times that member of the legislature
at one period actually refused to accept
pass. 1t is not the prevalent kind of
human nature to manifest such churlish-
ness. nor is it understand that the roads
have INDUCED in very grave allegations
of lngratitude. There need be no re-
tusalS to go to the legislature through
apprehension of the Ohio dispensation.