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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
Real Estate.

VALUABLE coal tract and promising town Site
close to Johnstowp and the Pennsylvania Ry.,
and within 20 miles of PIttsburg: about 200 well
cultivated and substantially improved acres, con-
tanning fruit of all kinds. and underaid with three
the topography of the ground render the tract
highly desirable for subdivision and sale in lots; an
investment that speaks for ITSELF at $780, 000s20 900
cash. (4-ll4-496). Charles Som.rs Co.. ISi Fourth
aF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

DITTsBURG SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR
L WOMEN, 70S Penn avenue. Classes in
all branches of drawing, painting. design
ing, pen and ink drawing and CHINA paint
ing. Fail term opens Wednesday, Septem-
Der IA. Send for catalogue. A. W. HENDER-
SON. Principal
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

E,ARM-At great bargain. or in exchange for
L acceptable city property; fertile, weil-kept
farm of ITS acres 60 miles from Pittsburg one
half mile from railroad station, close to high class
valuable timber the product of which would pay
for the entire plaeei balance all tillable. and the
whole underlaid with limestone and coal: gas and
oil nearby: four-roomed house, log barn. out
buildings good fences thrifty orchard elegant
as above (-i1I-5o5l. Charles Somers 8 Co., ial
Fourth avenue,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

EOR SALE or exchange: log acres rich. well i'm
Pittsburg; Kensington; X. K. station: markets,
schools, good roads. acres fine orchard, good
house s rooms, tenant house rooms, frame barn,
spring house, wash house. corn crtb, al! manner
outbuildings; offered bonus for gas aud oil; no
leases; ". 600 in payments. Ed Wittlsi, lS4 Fifth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
FOUND.

FOUND.
E0UND-Mrs. DR.. MeGranor's sure pile cure
i Never fails. $50 Wylie av.
EOUND-That the Fort Pitt shirt is the most
j. dressy IN the market; laundried, 75ci un-
laundried, soc, ). ]. Aland. 1871 Fifth aT.
STRAEED.
STRAYED-A stray COW came into the prem ises
~ OF the undersigned; same can be had by paving
all charges. Michael Murphy, 3l3 Mulberry alley.
STRAYED-From Williamsburg, brindle cow, DID,
" with horns turned down; left on THURSDAY
morning. Address A. Dewar. Box Gil, Wilkins
burg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

T OTs.-we have block Of choice building lots to
IL offer; situated adjoining Jeannette sfngly or
in parcels, at extremely low prices and terms to
suit, or as whole at great bargain; Jeannette is
Pittsburg, and most promising locality for real
estate Investments; plans and particulars at our
Office. t4-l4-494). Charles Somers & Co.. lSl
Fourth ay.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

WILLIAMSBURG LOTS-The cheapest and hest
w lots near Williamsburg and Edgewood, high,
level and well drained. city wafer nat gas, electric
light; an investment that will pay handsomely in
short time. Hoffman q Baldrtdge, Williamsburg,
opposite depot Tel. T248.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

parma very desirable home; 50 acres Of very
u good land. good buildings: Sooa Mater ,nvn In
school, churches. etc.; good healthy legation; this
Is rare chance. Inquire Of D, J. Davis, East
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

WAsHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
w COLLEGE. Ninety-second year opens Sep
tember "a. Fully equipped for college WORK. Labor
atories for Chemistry Mineralogy and Biology New
observatory. Athletic field and new gymnasium with
medical director. Expenses yerv moderate.
Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
Suburban Lots For sale.

y desirable lots; excellent location; send for plan
and prices, Hoffman & Baldridge Williamsburg,
ODpOsite deDOt
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24
LYECnEUE0.
November 2sd. IcQ7

Noverabcr 2sd. 1c02.
Nrs Coohe, Of st. Lrom, rssa rnsd
hoesa Wednesday. after e sleassR. visit
with rels,;v~a in shia visisity.
Prosreotsd meeting = the Dsssiple
Chsroh elcspd hsnday evsai.s With
toa scs ssions
Ths Yssns Mons Social Cfes Gill
give shsir esnas. porty n the tsvn boil
Th1rada3 ovsniae.
Mrs. asrPhy, Of Harathes, 10 Ac
guest Of her dsunhtsr, Mrs. !. &, Mod-
sos.
Mn. Rachel Cleveland and dcuehtos,
hn. Oops. Pc,ry, removed b (,ovinssxn
lass week,
Kr. Cyraa Townsend, q veil 10 do nad
highly respected farmss. uas tounl
dead Ia hia barn lost Friday evening.
II vss et arss thoaeht that no bod basz
fosIly dealt wsAh, hss letes dsvels2.
nnsate shev that heart dissece vss the
canss Of bis aea.h.
Tho Dcmccrtts attempted 70 hold q
iolliacstier hsss last Saturday svssina
Their parade contested OF . shrsshins
enCino drnriag faw empty uscona
A lew Grswerss.and Erses deal si are.
vAs3r we'll distrihu.sd furnished tat
eveniEs's sEttrtaisEokt. Eas sosisast
With sheir scecsss hers, they jslllned q
! n0daos sille.
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MARRIED..

LEMON--MILBURN-- Al the Rc-
formed parsonage, by Rev. L. b. Q.
IAhr, November 17th, Mr.. s. NJ. Lemon
and Miss May Hilburn, both Of the vi
oinity OF Hillshoio.
EETs-DAILY-On tho 10th inrt,,
at the Presby terisn parsonage in Hills
boro, by Rev. w. J. NcSurely, Mr.. J.
w. Beets and Miss Mary J. Daily, both
living near Folsom, Highland county.
GARMAN = BIsHIR = On the 18th
inst, at the residence of the brides
parents, southeast Of Hillsboro, bv Rev
w. ]. McSurely, Mr.. John W. Garnan
and Miss Anna Bishir, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Bishir.
McVEY-LUTTRELL-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Noveubel
17th, 1892, by Rev. J. Ii. Middleton
Mr.. Joseph Y. McVey, OF Fayette county
and Miss Eliza J. Luttrsll, Of Memphi'
Clinton county.
P-PERRIN--At the reai
dsnce OF the brides parents, near For
Hill, at high noon Sunday, Novembe
20, 1892, by Rev. J. l. Taggsrt, Mr.. Jahl
Webster Wisecup aud Miss Clsrinda c
Perrin, both of Highland county.
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RAlnNDGRA.
November 2lst, 1892

November 2lst 1892.
Charles Matthews snd JenAs Moon
OF Eosa county, are guests of LAvi kcon
Thsnksxivinz Services will bo held Ct
the A.E.Church at 1890 &. "a, Thursdsy.
Miss Clern Pulse spent ths Sabbath
With relatives at Belfast.
Jacob Upp spent part OF Last week at
Springfield and South Charleston.
hrs. Williaca Lytls, Of South Charles
ton, il visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Upr
and other friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Evsrets Ferguson 10 daaaoro2sly
sick with bat little hopas OF recovery.
George Variance, OF near nnrrssse
kills, has traded hiA fsrn for the eave
property Of William LoHeTsy sad vill
become sitissa o! Ger village ssse, ve
nxdsEStsu1.
Eios Della Radksy ia otill ooacHsd b
har recm frosa ths effects Of fsll 70
es!vsd Es>sly toe weehs ego.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING
Courts d tpnn1, Plea,
fGn----
TEE YEAR 1893,
->-lE Tgs-
Fifth Judicial District Of Ohio.

Irls EgeahY OpDksEn, That ,hs CoaY.y Of
Corlraen nkss for the gear lSes sAau begin IN
Tbs eevora, couD!iss o! lie Fitih JGc;siSl Di,-
sr!ot of TIA sit.s' y! Ouia 81 Ne lanss tsila s.
ing. tc-wii:
First rsUBDTVIslOE. "A dana coanty. gsu.
aary lob. Apr'l nth. Ce.obS ea; Brown
ensnls, January 2kte. April lssa, Cctobss "a b;
';lermDt coaugr. January l7st. Nay az, Oc-
tObor i0ni
sEcOND SUBDIVISION .-P.ystts eosu.y,
JaEusry 9th. Aps;l 4ts. senieEGfs Isih; Eigh-
isnj count,, February 4;ti. Ray icth, Eovern-
ber 18Th +; Ross county. January esi. Apsi. dth.
september 25th
1aInD SUBDIVISION = FrsnkIu county,
asbu,y 9Th, April l8sh. Sepsesnber isth |;
Medisnu eoun,r. Fobrusry 18th, kSy i3th, Ea-
vsmbrr Ist; PirEsusy county. January &C,
April Cd, ssptstabsr Il,t. :.
ELI Z. EVANS,
WILLIAM Y. EVANS,
THOMAS J. DUNCAN.
DAVID y. PUGK,
YEkSE DkvI9.
l. n, kRERNkTEY,
CYRUS NEWLY,
HENRY oOILISaS.
In EIfyEss &uxRoos, layS ,kerssnto set rsy
hand and affixed sas sesi Of esid
WILLIAM Il. 2IHOkrOH,
Ctsgs oi C,cr1 Of Brank,tn eosasy. O.
(yids q. L. vol. ga, y. "a. ses. GsASs. O. L.
vol. ss. p. 80, &c. ke7.)
!, w. II. wirKrE, Olsrk ct ~ Oamnaar
Piax6 Coert within ss1' tss sbs snrsy 81
Highland. State Of ohiD, do hardly esraasy sAst
the foregoing u . tTuA s31 correct sapy ~ No
original o<dsr now an fls IA this essss.
WIrsRea niy hand and tss soc, Of aasd ossSt
~ Hii.sboro. Ohio. tbA Ssh AAy af
[srALl EoYssnissr, a. d. is9a
W II. TALKE&.
CLERK Oo,nasan plAxs 0anT.
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Aa hoAsas Gucdo tolls his GSory liz
plain bat unnissatsbls language for tbs
bsneSt OF the public. "one OF FAY
clildean tooh sssers cold aad gos the
erorv. gave her ass&poonfuf OF
Chambeslain's Cough Remedy, and In
Gva inmates LATER gave hor. ona n,o,c.
By this time sho had 70 cough rp the
saalierins ia he- throat. Then shs rent
to sl.sep and slept good for Ettean min
u:As. Then sho got Up and voaaited !;
then abe vent back b, bed cad slept
geod for the remainder OF tho night.
Che sot the Group the escoad nigh. end
l gave hss the same remedy with the
saRae good rosults. vrita this baoe eusc
I thought there might hs como enc Il,
the sarns need and mot know tho truo
nsxits OF this vandeEful msdieins. !"
Charles A. Thompson, Des EG!nas ,Ie1A
rs end 80 osns bottles. Fer sole by
GsybAzt 4 O..
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zns1AH epu~ir Hnimsns rs-noveo all
azsd, ss*. or callo7ssd lamps end blsH-
khxa hssza Assoss. bloed rpavins. curhe,
sslAsHu. evssaey, nng.boss, ssiasr,
s7Uszs, all svsolen hrosz, eoagha, e.e.
Aave CSC by uss Of enc bossla. usrraats<
no ssasa vond@rful Flemish Cara evs~
sss0n. cold by ". z. enish 4 o..
sx<aaez<u, Hillabore. Ohio.
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The New Ncllool Law.

The Workman Bill goes into s6sct
next April. Township boards viii hire
the teachers. Yosi must hare a certificate
by Apr1. The HILtsBoRo CoLLrsE is tho
best school in Southern Ohio to prepare
all the time. Enter now, il possible
the sooner the 5e;tor. But do not fail
toatstu.tfle Naffer Term, Which opens
JauuaFs 3,ls9S Vocal pusic fros to
alElitesary Atudsais Fgilion for ths IL
weeks go. n a4Haucc -
FEsToS GALL, Pres.
Cdpx,iag Leads 70 sicnsumpiion.
Kenip's Balsanl wiiil stop tils .cough
, at once.
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SPENCERS' ;

TO people who are seeking
real bargains in Winter
Goods, our store is the place
spar excellence" because we
never seek to mislead, nor
take advantake, and only offer
for sale goods OF intrinsic val
ue.
This week and next callers
at our store will buy eKtraoT-
dinary bargains in Clocks,
Capes, Hosiery, Underwear,
Gloves and Dress Goods.
AS for instance, we will sell
the 25c. quality of ladies Cot
ton Jersey Ribbed Vests for
19 cents. Also all.wool sesm-
less Cashmere Hose l9c. per
pair.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Nat
ural Wool Vests and Drawers,
75c., sold everywhere for 81.
Ours is the greatest Under
wear stock in town.
in our Cloak Department
we have some choice and un-
rivaled Bargains, such as
French Coney Capes at $3.50, 1
Electric Seal Capes at $40 and
$3.50. A number of $40
Fur trimmed Refer Jackets
for $7.49.
A lot of Children's and |
Misses Cloaks (not the new
est, still good looking, good |
wearing garments), Eight dol
lar goods for -Four dollars,
-Four dollar goods for IWo dol
lars, and so on. See tAen
In our Dress Goods Depart
ment a lot of Homespun Mix
lures, regular Soc. goods, 60 |
for 39c. per yd. If we should |
Nthrow in" the Innings, our
price would be 5Oc. per yd. in
stead of 39c. Quite a differ
enee in the buyers favor, isn't
0ere?
Then here's a Ribbon Sale
jpst in the nick Of time for the
holiday preparations. Such
values in Ribbons were ,seuer
before sold, even by osssselces.
Satin Ribbons, all colors- No.
2, &c.; No. 5, 4c.; No. Z, &C.;
No. 8, &C.; No. IL, &c. per
yard. Nos. 16, 22, 80, To-
fancy all-si!k goods, worth
50ctsl to 81 per yard-cholce
Of any in the lot 29c. per yard.
When you call if you do so
early we will not say, well,
'er just out" but plank the
goods down as advertised.
It's Il pleasure to show and
deliver such grand values.
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anaAlaa's AruAaa sesy,.

TIE bess x,lyo in the world Tor eau,
hraisso, cores, ulcers. sslt Ehsar, fevcs
sores, tasss., e.apped HANDS, ehilblainA.
sazns cad al shin erapsicns, acd posi-
lively ssrss piiss, or no pay seenized. IL
Is s1axaatssd 70 give perfect ea1a6setaaa,
or money refunded. PHes Is esnG pes
box. For sals by Ssy ybert & Co.
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The greatest OF all pain cares, Saliva
ton Oil, may be confidently relied on to
speedily heal sc.lds and burma. 1t 10
recommended by many prominent
houeekeepers and cooks % curstive
that lust fills the bill.' It's effect is
magical.
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Ii u positively without psor. Hr.
Walter Brewer, vinbcn, Iovc, enys: II
bee ve-y bod cough snd Ssv essss ei
DR.. Belle Cough Syrup gave pe'ied sse
eascssd cure. would Eca DO wtshsus
tt IN ny fsnily.
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1 Esed gimmons Liver Regulator for
Indigestion, with immediate relici,-0.
G.. 6psrks, sx-hayor, Macon, Ga.
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Every man having beard should
keep !: On sven and natural color. and
If il 10 Dot % alrsedy, ass BukinshAn'a a
Dyo and appear tidy.
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10 Esusan

b hso1hsul With ha6 ehin, eoveesd
uith piapias, Esshlsp, aeeh, o. szz. I
hs,s hsea sskad many ue.cs what viii
remove Iheea eneiShtly hlamiahsa. Ee
feso painin Or povderc pih sesases than.
ae thay srs sesesd by tmpaie kleod.
Ths only sure remedy csey esw b
Sulphur Rittssn, and h hundssdn Of
eases have never anoWn them 10 hesi.
-Edit,cs Edshioa Goetsss.
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Pssrls worth $4,000 ~ere in thres
yean' sin,e, during the last century,
taken from muEsels in the Tsy, Scotland.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-11-24

Tho experiments in raising tobacco in
Georgia this year have proved very sue
es0psul.
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II is>ne. whas iD proprietor cay but
whas Hood . sersapszilla do.a tina. tells
the ssor, Cd isa merit. Hoods sarssps-
rills curee.
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LEEEsvKe.
No-enhsr Elsa, 1889.

No.e,nhsr siss, 1889.
Mrs.. &. ". Smith visited her con,
Rlgar, in Wcskiugton C. II. . fsv days
last vsoh.
A asv railroad bddso ia under ssn-
csrectien acrsss Less creek, the oDo II
cupersodss having bson rssnsuneed uo-
sate.
Or. ead Mis-. ". e. NcAGov are
opsndias .hs seek with frisHds sad rsa.
etivos In Lyrchburc.
hias Eenais Jsuaison, 81 etssntos,
vsa the snest Of irionds o. tsis plasc rc-
sonsly.
Y. u. Vrtefrnsn, OF Caiilicothe, VS.
en- scr srsots last 6atnsdAs.
hisr.s Hans 9slli7an and ecllio
Nolne., Of vaahis ssaa G. H., visited
shis plcc, emo dns lass week.
The Democrats jolIiasd On scaSrGay
night, aEd frsu sho appearances sna
vealS ehiah tho victory had ceno &c
thsls headc. However, victory IL sEe.fS
CO osldcsn tsss they are sEexsohls Ia cny
i:.lo evsruk rpi q Of tas lirso thas lisai.
prooric.y. in '96 shsss growing may b
turned 80 eesins orov. ta
Less suadsy, sbo sSih inst being
rscsk LGde's hirthdsy ssaisegssry, .
narabey OF f. sndr saG rslaslrso hssorsd
hiza vith surprise snd tinses, which
vas fsass O, for iiag.
Ths Amoricos Motel gave 6 psOss do
;lighsf1l hsll, With 60 e!esaat. su2rer
fsr~ed frss 70 ell, on TCesdAy orSn.ag,
Tov 22d. Tho sro2ristc=u sso parfess
gsnsis@Sn ard wo beg2csk for them q
lLsral pstrenaGo IRON eas patlc.
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tho Ess 4abt Of Csnsdn 10 rGported t.
be t2s7, ,72a,O00.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
aLLEGAL REGISTRATION

The Cause of % Lively Bout in San
Francisco Police Court.
SxN FRANCIsco, Oct. 3.-There was a
lively bout this morning in police court
number 3 between Attorney A. j..
Cl1nie and Prosecuting Attorney
Stevens. The cases of seven persona ar
rested on Saturday for illegal registra-
tion were called. Attorney Clunie an
announced that he appeared to prosecute
the case in behalf OF the reorganlzed
Democracy. Prosecuting Attorney Ste
yens objected to proceeding with the
cases, on the ground that no complaints
had beensfiied, and that the matter was
aouestion for the United States courts
to take cognizance OF. Clunle stated
that he had not come into court to take
pointers from what be termed "shyster''
dawyers. The remark angered Stevens,
and he struck at Ciunie, hitting him on
the arm. The court room was IL con-
fusion in an instant, and Judge Joachim
sen was unable to preserve order. A
dozen policemen who had been seated
in chairs jumped to their feet, and the
disturbance was quelled before Ciunie
could retlrn the blow.
George NJ. Waite, who was one OF
several arrested Saturday for illegal
registration, was taken into custody to-
day and booked at the cityprison on the
charge of perjury. His arrest was made
by United States Supervisor OF Election
Gayagan.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
The City Infested with Crowd of Sneak
Thieves.

The City Infested with a Crowd of Sneak
Thieves.
The time of year is now at hand when
the thieving element of the city is be-
coming more active, and is being re-
ipforced by accessions from abroad, and
Chiet Glass is desirous that all citizens
should be notified to take more care OF
their homes, and not leave them for q
long time unprotected, or at least with
out some one aboat the premises.
There is class of smart sneak thieves
which it ie almost impossible to catch,
who operate around in the outskirts OF
the city, and it is against them that
citizens are especially warned. Tney
are very adroit and operate many ways,
sometimes as pedlars OF various wares,
and some times boldly going up toresi-
| dences to ascertain If any one IS at
home, and, if not, to affect an entrance
at the most feasible place and make OH
with what they can hurriedly gather
| together.
Now that the fair and races have at
tracted great many people to the city
the attendant crooks are on hand, and
citizens are especially warned against
them. The police department will weed
them out az fast as possible, but prop,
erty owners themselves can assist by moi
leaving their jewelry scattered about
and being so careless. ~.
The residence of Mr.. Parrish, on Thir-
ty. first street near Figuera, was burglar
lied Sunday evening while the family
was absent, and some $25 or $50 worth
of iewelry wae taken which had been
left living about. They had shut up theii
house and bad been away all day. Sew.
eral burglaries which have happened
lately have been OF this kind.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
BOODLER BRUNER.
The Trial of the Ex-Assemblyman
Again On.

The Trial of the x-Assemblyman
Again On.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3.-The trial OF
ex-Assembyman Edward S. Bruner, OF
Sacramento, charged with having tried
to secure bribe to prevent the passage
by the ast,legislature of a bill affecting
the ticket scalpers' business, begun
before Judge Wallace today. AT.
torneys Foot and Beatty appearing for
the prosecution and Reddy for the de-
tense.
Adolph Ottinger testified that Bruner
offered in Sacramento to defeat the bill
for 81 500. Subsequently he met Bruner
in San Francisco, and the latter de-
manded 81 600.
Ex-Assemblyman Bledsoe, who was
chairman of the judiciary committee,
testified that Burners brother, as clerk
of the committee, had charge of the bill
in question.
Secretary OF State Waite testified that
the bill should have been cent to him.
but that it had disappeared, and he had
not received it.
The court took q recess.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
THE SUPERVISORS.
Routine Proceedings of the Boa
dnxr

Routine Proceedings of the Board
Yesterday.
The board of supervisors were engaged
yesterday on the monthly demands
nearly all day.
A complaint of nuisance at Garvan-
"a, pig-pen, was referred to the health
officer of that district for investigation
and action, if necessary.
On motion OF Supervisor Davis Hyde
Park election precinct was changed as
follows: All that part of Hyde Park
precinct as heretofore established lying
north of the township line between
townships and south, shall consti-
tute Hyde Park election precinct, and
all that part of the precinct lying south
of said township line between townships
2 and 8, is created into an election
precinct to be known as Howard cleo
tion precinct.
The proposition of W. S. Arnold for q
brick conduit for steam pipe in the base
ment of the courthouse, to be feet
deep and 80 inches wide, for So 65 per
iineal foot, ne to furnish material and
labor, and the county the sand and
cement, was accepted.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
THE RAILROADS.
The Los Angeles Limited-Notes and
Personals.

The Los Angeles Limited-Notes and
Personals.
The fast train from Chicago, to Los
Angeles, over the Santa Fe, is to. be put
on about the 18th OF this month. This
is the vestibule train the HERALD spoke
of a few days ago, which will make IL
hours quicker time than the present
service, which, the management claims,
will make the Santa Fe about q days
quicker than any other line.
General Superintendent Fillmore, OF
the Southern Pacific company, arrived
in the city yesterday on tour OF inspec-
f! ton.
/ Division Superintendent Burkhalter,
of the Southern Pacific company at
Mojave, was in the city yesterday:
There has been change oi time on
! the Redondo road. which can be noted
in the table published elsewhere.
FRAIR TRAINS.
The Santa Fe route has made reduced
rates from points on its line to Los An
geles during the fair. Special trains
leave the First-street depot, after the
races, for all points on the kite-ehaped
track. october 0tn, 0tn, |In anu OH, lor
Pasadena, North Pomona, North Onta-
rio, San Bernardino, and all points on
Highland loop, at Z 20 p. IN. For Ana
helm, Orange, Santa Ana, South River
side, Cotton and San Bernardino train
leaves First-street depot at $50 p. m.
NEW RAILROAD LINE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Articles OF in
corporation of the San Bernardino and
Los Angeles Railroad company has been
filed with the county clerk. The rail
road will commence at Morongo pass,
near Los Angeles. The estimated length
OF the road is 75 miles. The directors
tor the first year are d. S. Dorm, Samuel
Miller and A. F. Johns, OF San Francis
co; M. II. Sherman OF Phoenix, Ariz.,
and R. A. Davis OF Oakland. Capital
stock, $2,0O0.000; $4,000 has been sub
acrihed
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-04
CoLDLY RECEIVED.

The New viceroy of Ireland Takes Pos
session of Dublin Castle.
DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-Lord Houghton, the
new viceroy of Ireland, made public
entry into Dublin today. and took pos
session of Dublin castle. When the
viceroy arrived at Westland row
there were OF ly about 20 persons on the
platform, aside from the government
and railway officials. There were no
addresses presented to the new lord
lieutenant; there was no reception by
the municipal authorities and no sign of
interest. The members of the corpora
ton were engaged in discussing the Par
nell commemorative services as the
viceroy passed the city hall. They did
not deign to look at the procession.