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AUCTION SALES.
a. ah ipANs.
{ ne. ". srIokSES. AOeasns.r,
TRUSTEES sALK OF VERY yALuARI.E IN
phoyEp fhoIi,kLh, hkiNe HoUsL NUMBEI

a ~ ". siAeAsEt.
TRUSTEES sALr or VERY VALUABLE IN
F ~. 81 sPk khpfiss Jnfn hh,sY HOUSE NohhER
Las. - eq 10 as SO sss'' o. s'ss s i.a "a
Ss nun int 3 s', &, -s5 ,s, :: ~ 9S iS
Pm. the folovns d..rihed Property IN the city q
s,S Ss u Of o: 70 IN T .au. r' 81 =
the same =, x re,era ~ s,ot ld Eass 81 Of ths
vi 70 ded Of trus, 10 s~sure the Of e. 90 aud
Tern 5: CASH in sIce..o Of said deed Of trust, sleO
aerSs a. TN ~ sss; Isril, 70 10 sSmpsa via Y
cost u asi.ulij y9,, PE,,rs q
sseelo. a 9ns 4 S ~ sssfrckxEY., rru.s.-.
tr-rHE ABOVE sAI-E Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, MAkCH iLNIH. Isss. sane hour and
mss-sr. SEoaGE " srickxEY., Trustees
CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate and Loans.
kUcrIoN SALE OF pESIlssBI;E gUILpINe LOT,
TMLNIILIH sTRkhI BEIMEEN land :,
BLING l1s3 TWENTIETH srRkkT NORTH
We vii sell at suction on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY.
SIXTH pay , On ftB = 49, Al HALF
sx,n. 81 n let runn,ns % pisS IT,, ~
Term. One ,hird cash balance in one. and thrss
-. EArcLiffk. DkhR 4 90.
eo1n, q "a The rsin until TUESDAY. March fiksf.
RADCLIFFE. DARR a Co.
fe29-dSds Au,foneerN
sF-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned account Of the ram until SATURDAY..
MARCH FIFTH, same hour and place.
RA1CLlfFE. DARR CO.
mh2-d&ds Auctioneers.
sCTHE ABOVE SAIL is FURTHER posi-
Lined on account Of the rain until THURSDAY.
| I'm h MARCH. same hour and place.
| RATCLlffE DARR CO..
| mas-d&ds Auctione.rsL
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COLUMBIA AUTOMATIC FILTER.
We have taken the agency Of above
FILTER.
il simple in construction perfect in practice and
moderate in price. Gail and see it in operation. We
also keep Stone and Charcoal Filters.
II. W. BEvERIDGE,
Importer Of China and Glass.
l215 + and LIZA g SITS. fe27-tr
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WNS'}EHEf%S
GETTING A JURY.
JUDGE BRADLEY.

TheIFirst Day In the Trial OF Howard J.
Schneider.
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Mr.. Chauncey M. Depew and family arrived
at Fort Monroe SATURDAY.
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TIE PANEL EXHAUSTED AND sEvESTT-rIvE
TALEsNrS ORDERED TO BE SUMMONED FOR
ToMoRRow-THE PRISONERS MOTHER AND
SISTERS IN coURI-JURoRs EXAMINED.
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DE-. LEON.
4e4 C ST.. BET. IN AND 9Th SITS. NV.
The well-known ladies physician. can 10
consulted daily from Toto and 5toa
Prompt treatment. mh2-1vs

PkofEssI9NAL MAssAeE IEEATMENI can
lie obtained with the hest VI medical references. by
APPLYING At
process-perfect-noth like n Hours. ~
pm 20 81. tTssiosns e. Aso general massacre Re-
CONGRESSIONAL MASSAGE. MRS II. CAMERON,
s st :, w. sr, =, ~, Pace mass.e .Is,
WASHINGTON. LADIES' . 70 4. 0enirnisn from = 70 u
DEAD AND BE wIsE.-DR BROTHERS, 900 3
the oldes, established expert spvsalist m tins cy
furnish medicine. charge consultation advice
before n ~ I Dr 6f saMraf rn g Si
nosa r1 40 snT m sss Tor the District Of SoaneA
DR. BROTHERS is the ad verts. as
lsdie. physician IN the city. Or. BkoTHEhs, so b
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE Oh
AZ two Of DR., bkoTHEks inyigorstIng cordial.
VII sIre any case u nervous debility soo st. 80
nR LOBE. 3.s n. 18TH ST.. PHfIADkLPHIA,
~ Pa Twenty years experience. ssnd Tor book
Tree charge. Hours sto 80 sSennss isIo
nR ROBERTSON. sle Y ST. NV. BETWEEN
~ 9th and 10th. every "Wednesday and SATURDAY from
years eipsrence IN hesptsi and SPECIAL Trscsios,
guarantees cure without mercury OF csnstic m All
early inds.retion. kc recent or chronic c.sss po..
uve.y cured IN Sto days ut. n. e-tsbilsbed oseT
30 Ills y. Liberty ct. Baltimore can be oon-
suited every "Wednesday and Saturday at tile above
number 20 y D. IA. AL needing medical advbco
quick should hesitate 10 call. FEB 2nl
nR MARsTON's TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ Of lost manhood. Kidney and bladder diseases.
vsricocele &c. without stomach madeleine No hall
ures or assured Sealed treatise tree.
ocl3-eoly NARsrON CO.. ~ PaIk plscs. New York
Y.thf OF ssS spI,s ~ By
The only American ecisfst IN the United
tsfe. who IA AL effects fndiscretioDs
10th sexes send book Truth. exposing quAcks
aud their Home cure" s~fndle. &C. Ap.D-ly
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctloneers,
IL l407 ST.. U. 3. Treasury. Warrington. D. C.
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fe2I-d&ds

ggTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on 40
count Of the rain until TUESDAY. MARCH fIksT.
kATcLIFFE. DARR co.
fe2a-dkds Aufioneerx
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sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned on account Of the ram until SATURDAY..
MARCH FIFTH, same hour and place.
RA1CLlfFE. DARR CO.
mh2-aXds Aucfioueers
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he SHOWS How THE RETURNS MUST HAVE BEEN
PADDED AND HOW THE ESUMERAToRs HAVE
FAILED, EITHER THROUGH DESIGN on ACCIDENT,
TO MAKE ACCURATE srArENESrs
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cTTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
med account % the rain until THURSDAl,
TENTH MARCH. same hour and place
RATCLlffE. DARR CO..
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-04-09

thereon shall then cease. and the amount due
pe SET aside sior the lagInent OF the same
whenever presented. All redemptions of
bonds SHAH be made according 10 priority in
number.
SEC. l0e. The Board of Trustees, by vote
OF not less than seven members thereof, may,
whenever they deem it for the pubic intere. t,
OF the city by the issue of other bonds, in such
form ana under such conditions as may be
prescribed by generallaws of the State OF Cali
vided, however, that such new bonds shall
not Dear a greater rate of interest than five per
cent. per annum
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
PHILOSOPHY.


i shut my heart against all SORROW, and said
II win be happy whatsoe'er befall."
Alasi full soon the darling Of my flock was laid
Beneath the somEer pail
Then erieved my aching heart in uttermosi
My tears gushed fromtheir source in swollen
streams.
Time passed; once more made resolve that
naueht should e'er
Disturb my tranquil dreams.
Tcourted Joy, but Sorrow came, a pilgrim gray,
And brought such griefs as memory ne'er for
gets:
"A bush'of thorns sprang up where bloom'd but
yesterday
A bed of violets.
AT last, full tired of seeking Joy and finding
Sorrow,
Isaid, 'Oh, thing of tearsl prithee come
With me today-be first to greet me on the
morrow
Make of my heart thy home.''
Then Joy outspread her wings to follow where
went,
And time flew by as in fairy's dream;
The fragrant air seemed filled with songs mel
lifuent,
And life was Joy supreme.
There's wealth in penury; how rich are they
Contented hearts, and strength to bear their
lot;
And manya petty tyrant-puppet on a throne
Were happier in a cot.
So would teach thy heart the dear philosophy
That showers blessings on the human race;
II rightly seen, tits mans best privilege to die
And see his Makers facel
OF what avail is it to know when life shall end2
Our lives are reckoned best by deeds-not
years;
Enough to know that God to every heart will
Its share of JOY and tears.
r. II. Remington in Good Housekeeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
A Procession of Domestic Servants.

In connection with proposal to form
q domestic servants' union at West
hartiepool, a novel demonstration took
place recently iii that town. A large
number OF young women attired in neat
servants costumes walked in procession
Inroagn the streets carrying clothes
props, hatlrons, slop pals, dustpans,
orooms, scrubbing brushes, etc. The
procession created much amusement,
ana was accompanied by large crowds
OF people. The demands of the young
women are for shorter hours and .
weekly half holiday. y.-London Tit-R;ts
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
A Partisan Recommendation.

A political critic of former genera
tion was engaging an apartment in one
of the chief streets of Paris. The land
lady wishing, like all landladies, to make
the best of her rooms, led him to one of
the principal windows and, as she swung
back the Venetian blinds, remarked.
ut is from this point, sir, that all of our
revolutions pass" The good woman
was no cynic, but spoke from her heart.
and just as an English landlady who
harps upon the splendid view of the sea
from the two pair front
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
A Dog That solicits for Charity.

A passenger on the Folkestone train
was telling about collie dog that is
passed all over England by the railway
guards and has collected as much as
$4,000 year for charitable institution.
The collie carries a money bag on his
collar and with a pleasant look and wag
OF his tail invites strangers to drop a
coin in the slot, With another wag he
expresses his thanks and trots off to
stop in front of some one else.-New
York Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
ANNIE.

Coal black are the tresses of Fannies
But never mortal could see
The coal cclored tresses of Annie,
And be as q body could be.
White, white is her forehead and bonnie;
And when she gets down to the well,
The beat of the footsteps of Annie
The wrath of a tiger would quell.
Red, red are her round cheeks, and bonnie
And when she is knitting, her tone
The charm of the accents of Annie
Would ravish the heart of a stone
Nay, rare are her graces and many,
But nothing whatever can be
Compared to the sweet glance of Annie,
The glance she has given to mel
Joseph Skipsey in New York Tribune
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
MANHOOD RESTORED.

ssSANAT1yo," tiA
Wonderful Spanish
Remedy, Is scld with O
Written Guarantee
to cure all Nervous Dis
eases, such as Weak
Memory, Loss of Brain
Power, Headac ch Q.
Wakefulness, Lost Man
hood, Nervousness, Las.
situde, all drains and
loss Of power Of the
Generative Organs in
o;thor soy caugpd bV
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
Notice for Publication of Time
Proving Will, Etc.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STAT
i California, county of Los Angeles, SIS.
In the matter of the estate of L. L. Bra
deceased, saEa sziS2s5 5xgasssss;.s
Notice Is hereby given that Tuesdf
"a day OF august, 1892, at 10 O'Clock
of said day, at the court room OF this cou,
partment TIVE thereof, in the city 4
California, has been appointed as the til
place for hearing the application of s.
M. Bradbury, john Bradbury and j.,
B1cknell, praying that documeA1
on nle in this court, purporting to be thepl|
and testament of the said de ceased, be ajd
thereon to the above named petition
which time and place all persons int
therein NAV apnear and contest the sam
Dated, July 10th, 1892.
Il. II. WARD, County CT
-Rv W L. WARREN. Deputy. 7+fH
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRus
No 426 South Main Stl
EOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING JI
IT 1892, dividend No. q has been decl|
the directors of this hank, at the rate d
cent per annurn on term deposits, an
cent per aDnum on ordinary deposits,
on and after Monday, July II, 1892.
FRANK w. D2
Secretary and Cashier of the Main etl
ings Bank and Trust Company. Z
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
Shoes with stone so1es.

A Berlin shoemaker has invented an
artificial stone sole for footwear. 1t is
made of solution of some kind of pat
ent cement and pure white quartz sand.
A pair OF such shoes will last for years
on any pavement, and are said to be
elastic and easy on the feet.-Phi1adel.
phia Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
The Thumb an Index - charaot.r.

The way in which the thumb is held
Is true sign of character. The man
VINO turns it in under his fingers is al
ways weak. That is the nosition in
which it is always held by child. The
thumbs of great men are large and
point out conspicuously from their fell
low members. Interview in st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24

over-exertion youthful indiscretions the excessive
ase of tobacco opium stimulants which ultimately
lead to Infrlnity Consumption and Insanity Put up
in convenient form to carry in the vest pocket frce
sl package or for S. With every s. order we gives
written guarantee to cure or Tefund the
money. Sent by mail to any address, Circular free'
in plain envelope. Mention this paper Address, ~
MADRID CHEMICAL co., Branch Office for U. s. a.
35s Dearborn Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
FOR SALE IN LOS ANGELES, CAL, BY
H. Germain, Druggist, 1913 South Spring St.
OFF s. Vaughn, Druggists, N. E. Corner 4th and
Spring Streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNERsl
State OF California,

Saaatg SsasH " Of afilee0lnle' Los Angeles SIS. &C.
NV E, TIE UNDERsIGNED, DO HER
wv certify that we are partners transac
business in this state, at the city and count
Los Angeles, under the firm name and styl
Ayers & Lynch. That the names In full o
the members of such partnership are Jams
Ayers and Joseph D. Lynch. and that the pi
of our respective residences are set opps
our respective names hereunto subscribed.
IN witness whereof we have hereunto set
hands this 9th day of July. 1902.
JOSEPH D. LYNCH, Los Angeles, G.
JAMES J. AYERS, Los Angeles, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-24
State of California,

OOuAty VI 1Oo AuRtiebt
On this 18th day of July, in the year O.
Lord one thousand eight hundred and nj
two, before me, John A. Pirtle, notary pI
In and for said county and state, resi-
therein, duly commissioned and sworn Jptss
ally appeared Joseph D. Lynch and Jam
In. and whose names are subscribed II
within instrument, and acknowledged
they executed the same.
In witness whereof have bereunto 8
hand snd affixed my official seal the da
year in this certificate first above written
(NoTARIAL SEAL.1 JOHN A PfR1I
Notary Public in and for the County III
Angeles, State of California 7-i4I
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31
WORK AND WORKERS.

The woollen viewers employed in the
ackstone Woollen Miil, at Blackstone,
Mass, st ucs aieaing that excessive fines
were enforced by the company. Tie strike
viii affect s25 hands.
AL the miners anil worifnen of the
Spring Hill Coiiier.ts, al S.Hing Hill the
largest III Nova Scotia, struck and operation &
entirely easel. The mime late cause II the
trouble Is grievances respecting 81 II weight
aud docking O-e thousand persons sre
thrown cut Of empio5 ment
The issue Of an order red cling The wages
OF the no8lders in the employ Of the Phoenix
iron Works, Of Baltimore resulted in q
strike, in which 80 men participated The
reiuc ion meant about y per we K, which
amount the firm Gains as in excess Of the
prices paid By c3mFet ng firms
The alleged gold f Ids near the juno ion
q the san Juan and Colorado yers, in
Utah, are attracting thou-auds Of pfospee-
tors from Aroma New Mexico, Colorado
and Utah. THE excitement is UNPARALLELED.
an ioNs along the Denver aud Rio Grande.
10th IA ) uthsrn Colorado and New Mexico
are most depopulate Nearly 90 people
are already upon the scene and the new
diggings are ad to have made p>Oprietors
wealthy IN day"
IT IS propo e By some Cincinnati trades
unionists that sswnen strike becomes neces-
saFy or a lockout is pFecipitsted b. cor
poraton against u,iionisis, a geufal order
sh Il be pTomu gated call ng upon every
.nioh man In tie country to withhold from
a. eaiating al funds that no may posses or
eoHfrJl, 20 IS to cause a stsi1gen.y IN the
money msr ct and thus compel the business
men OF the United States 10 triug such a
pressure to bear upon til corporation hav-
ing STRIFE on is hands that it will be
fore d 70 yie.d TO the s.enan is Of its en-
ployes or show a disposition to settle the dir
seTenees betweeu theu.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31
A Doctor Thirty Years Ago.

81 began practising medicine IN
Southern Indiana thirty-ivo years ago,"
said Dr. L. z. Daviss. "Mouey was
scarce in those days, and took my pay
in 'chips and whetstoncs' There was
no other regularly licensed physician in
tho county, aud, as chills and fever vera
plentiful and the scant population un-
usually prolific, was kept pretty con-
stantly in the saddle. A dozen coon
skins or a tub OF wild honey was fire.
quently my reward for riding twenty or
thirty miles. One patron paid mo IN
fence rails, and another made for mo q
rag carpet. Living on Que side OF the
county we're the Smiths aud on the other
side the Jonescs. Ono morning pero
Smith and Pere Jones rode up to my
front door at the same time aud called
'hullop at the same instant. / went out
aud learned that they had both come ia
hot haste on the same errand. Each was
expecting an early addition 10 his family,
aud each wanted the doctor, and wanted
him bad. 1t was twelve miles northeast
to the residence Of Smith, and thirteen
lnllys hOuhhH0ht 70 Ale thAupl mousse OF
Jones. told them that not being pos
sessed OF Fortunatus hat, | would be
compelled to ignore one Of the calls.
Each insisted that | should go with bin.
They began to bid against each other
Ole offered a wagon.load Of turnips, two
sack Of cornmoal, aud side Of bacon il
would accompany him, while the other
named barrel Of cider, a wagon.load Of
fall pippins, aud two fat turkeys as the
reward Of my professional services
Now, look here / SAID, taking silver
hall-dolar out Of my pocket, head is
Smith and tail Jones. Here she goes.
fipped the coin, It came head, aud
Jones set his spurs Into his mule and
rode Of homeward the picture Of despair
Well, sir, sad 10 say, Mrs. Smith died
and her girl baby died. Ms. Jones
presented her husband with brace Of
bouncing boys and in two weeks a..
tended church with one on either arm.
Smith paid my fec, but be acted as II hs
wished that half.dollar had como tails"
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31

some day last summer one of our boy
mule drivers asked me to let him and
the other boys off the next day so that
they could go to game of baseball"
said LacAawanna Valley PENN coal
operator. 81 told them they couldn't
go. They quit WORK, however. When
the fire boss went down the shaft the
next morning be found one of the mine
mules braying near the foot of the
shaft. She was badly burned in the left
hip and shoulder aud the fire boss found
that the mule barI, fifty var Is from tae
Fanny, the mule, had yauked her halter
in two, kicked the door down and run
to the shaft for air. Sunday afternoon
| went down the shaft to see how Fanny
was getting along, While l was there
the thirteen baseba4-tovin5 youngsters
got the engineer to let them down the
shaft. They wanted to see me about
going to work in their old places the
next day.
"Fanny was standing without any
hattNi Ohs du0 NhCH VIC OO1S Out
in a row to talk to me the mule gave a
glance along the faces, stuck her ears
back, uttered bray of anger, and made
vicious lunge at the last boy but two
from the right end OF the row. The
lads yelled and scattered, but the mule
kept after the one SIZE had picked out,
paying no attention to the others. She
chased him through the gangway to the
foot of the shaft In spite of me, and be-
fore could get to her she had bitten
the boys shoulders till the blood came
through his clothing.
"Fanny had undoubtedly seen the boy
set fire to the barn and she meant to gsi
even. Tha: was the first time the mule
had ever been the least bit vicious, and
her evidence against the young incendi-
airy was convincing to me, even though |
could not use it against him in court. =
Chicago Herald.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31

"Ono Of the most touching Incidents
Of a dogs devotion that ever came under
my observation occurred during my last
voyage around the Horn IN 1873" sad
Stephen Howe, ship captain. ''The
first mate was named Spillor. lie had
bull terrier which he had raised from
pup. and which, for several years, had
been his constant companion. Bige--
that was the dog name-had been twice
around the world with bic master, had
survived two shipwrecks and only needed
haads TO become an able seaman. Ddring
the voyage spoke Of, Spiilor was taken
III and lay for many days unconscious.
During oil that time Bge never loft his
masters bedside. lie hung about him,
moaning like child. lie realized bis
masters danger, and could hardly bo
persuaded 70 take food or drink. III.
nally spiller became deirious. He rayed
and swore, and Bige howled as though
his heart would break Frequently ia
his dclirium Spiller would call his dogs
name, then Bigc would spring on the
bed and lick his masters face aud hands
and fairly bark himself hoarse with jog.
Coming up the Brazflian COST Spilier diei
and was buried at sea. When the corpse
WAS dropped overheard with a twelve.
pound shot At its feet Bgc tried 70 leap
after Il, but was prevented. We locked
him up but he refused food. After two
or three days left him oni and sat down
on deck with him in my arms. Hc
suddenly sprang away from me and
Ieaped overheard. We shortened sail
aud lowered boat, but he refused 10 BE-
picked up, swapping at tho sailors
hands when they attempted to pull him
iuto the boat. It was a deliberate case
Of suicide, aud those old tars cnci like
children when Bigc sank beneath the
waves. st. Louis Globe-D democrat.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-12-31
Nothing Too Gool for His "Lit lie Gal.

He was o very shabby person indeed
HIS clothes were OF that much worn
character that prcolules any attempt at
description. He had cotton in his ear.
and he wore a most disreputable hat, yet
there he was in one Of our large dry
goods stores, as much out of place as q
stoker in q drawing room.
No one paid any attention to him,
every one having come to the conclusion
evidently that he was workman OF
some porter looking for a job; anything,
In fact, but a purchaser.
At last, after he had fdgoted about
for some time, be started OF toward the
cloak department and presently cane
back in company with an obsequiou7
Hoorwalker who snapped his fingers and
called out
"Show this gentleman your finest
sealskin wraps"
Everyone looked in astonshmcnt ut
the seedy figure and one young woman
had the grace to remark:
"Excuse me, sir, thought you were
looking for a cloth garment"
"No, miss, scalskin amt good enough
Tor my little gal, and guess if there was
anything more expensive her pap nd
buy it for her
Only little everyday happening. but
Il teaches the lesson that fne clothes do
not always mean the latest pocketbooI;s,
Chicago Tribune.