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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
Mr.. La Fsvre's Election Predictions.

Mr. La Fevre's Election Predictions.
Ex-Representative Ben La'Fevre told srAa
reporter today that he had become thoroughly
convinced that Mr.. Cleveland would b. elected
by big majority. He said that he thought
Cleveland would carry New York by thirty or
forty thousand majority. Though Ohio l.
usually - sefs : republican STATE - Peunsylva-
nta. he satd, ''the democrats nay carry 4 this
1all M some Almonds arc mot made 10 foraAsf
tor Ne manner IN which be has been trsatsd- !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

GuArEMALAN PoRrs OPENED.-The govern
ment Of Guatemala today officially notified the
United States that quarantine had been raised
and that the ports Of that country were open to
the commerce of the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

New NATIONAL BANKs.-The City National
Bank Of Murphysboro, Ill, and the National
Bank Of Urbana, Ohio, have been authorized
by the controller Of the currency to begin busi-
ness with capitals Of CSC, 900 and s10O 600 re-
spectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

Ex-Minister Kasson II in Washington ON
private business. He said to . srAa reporter
today that he was not taking IN active part in
politics, but that - . hooker on his Judgment
was that Mr.. Harrison had . small percentage
he bsst Of Mr.. Clsveland. He said hs thought
Mr.. Harrison's chances wRe suzncienfly bst1er
than Csvsland's 70 warrant bst On Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
Sued for oss 900 Personai raxes.

SranayrrID, ONO, Oct. ia ssn.Aisa
has been created by the suit Of County Trsas-
urer George W. Coilette against ths Spring
6eld Savings Bank for taxes on personal prop
erty for the past five years asgresasins 81. -
The officials Of the bank refuse 70 pay On ths
ground that their depodtors pay shs tax. - ~
snsss p.ss y 9; issr 'ps.. psr.oos os Psoe.rS. ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

ADMIRAL GHERARDI, with the Baltimore
Charleston and San Francisco, has arrived a
Mazatlau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

PERsoNAL.-John H. Considine Of Brooklyn,
r. L. MCLEAN Of New York and P. H. Gray of
Philadelphia are at Willards-Charles
H. Hart Of Hartford and L. Williams Of New
York are at the Randall.-W. j. Spears
Of Fordham, n. Y, James C. Chambers of
Russia are at the Arlington.-Geo. H. Perry
of Boston, P. J. McKenna Of Brooklyn and
James Rowe of Brooklyn are at the Shoreham.
-E.P Mcdonald Of New York, F. J. Pilzer
Of South Carolina and H. B. Restwick of San
Diego are at the Riggs.-.-A. s.
Lang Of Charleston. W. Va, W. F. Parke Of
Chicago and Jos. H. Codding Of Pennsylvania
are at the Ebbitt-J. H. Allen Of Illinois, A.
B. Welch Of Albany aud ". ]. Anderson Of
Richmond are at the Howsrd.-John E.
Knapp Of New York, W. H. Fitzgerald Of Balti-
more and 8. A. Haas Of Richmond are at the
Normandie.-F. d. Hall Of Boston, F. p.
Bassett Of New York, W. L. Lake Of Philadel-
phia and A. G. Thomas Of Cleveland are at the
st. James.-Mr. II. V. Vail. grand marshal L
o. o. T. Of virginia, arrived this morning to
attend the State Council Jr. O. U. A. NJ, and is
at the American House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Governor Flower and His SsaH Leave 10
the Fair Ceremonies.

ALBANY. n. Y, Oct. l7.-Gov. Flower, Mill
tary Secretary Judson and several members Of
the governors staff left the city at las
p. m. for Chicago on q special car attached to
the limited At Rochester they will b.
Joined by Chief Executive ofiicer McNaughton
Of the worlds fair state committee. Mr. John
Boyd Thatcher of the committee left on Sum
day. At Buffalo the governor expects 70 be
Joined by troop A. New York cavalry. and the
members Of the worlds fair committee. Th~
dedicatory exercises viii take place on Saturday
and Gov. Flower will make an address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
FROM ROME To VIENNA.
Efforts to Arrange Another Long Distanc
Ride In Europe.

kide IN Europe.
VIENNA, Oct. l7.-Archduke Albert of Ans
tria is trying to arrange long distance ride
from Vienna to Rome and Rome 10 Vienna. ON
the same plan as the recent riding competition
between officers Of the Austro- Hungarian and
German armies.
The participants in the competition proposed
by Archduke Albert would be Italian and
Austro- Hungarian officers. and the ride would
be attended by much greater natural diffi-
culties than exist between Vienna and Berlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

To SELECT A MILITARY Posr.-A board Of
officers, to consist of Brig. Gen. Wesley Merritt,
Lieut.. Col. Marshall 1. Ludington. deputy quar-
termaster general and Lieut.. Col. Charles R.
Greenleaf. deputy surgeon general. is consti-
tuted to meet ut Helena. Mont, on the lst day
Of November. 1892, or as coon thereafter as
practicable. for the purpose of selecting site
for military post at that place, as provided
for under an act Of Congress approved May IL,
1892. The board will examine such sites as NAV
be offered for the purpose situated within Q
radius Of ten miles Of Helena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
VIII secure
DNE HUNDRED DOLLARS


VIII secure
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
In stock Of N. urs. tssns of thr
GOOD HOPE MINING COMPANY,
Foy . short t5sts only. UAsn The price Irt4I Dc
tdy1eit adr1ncsd
The Ouspd Hore Inine ~ located In Custer county.
Coio-ad0. near ths Ba~sick. Humboldt Isaven-
vorth Ben Eaton end ,thrr mines ALREADY famous
for their large Trodcts Of rich silver NJ ores
Ite utns - isv-lsf.d ly fnrlinc STIf 100
fe.t deep and ny inveis of 80 snt loo fect re-
sp~~tively. Al0nz the vein and shoSiny M ercsl-
lent h.,dy o. psy ofe. The u4psny has placed
&c. 600 shAr-@ tenth - is stocS. upon -"
market at The "a Tire % l. cents share. for THE
parpr-e of Iurrl asins uIArh:rsry ant thoruu-hly
sGuiptin- TIE mine for oEerstiuu. and hut small
uuulf.sr - these shares remain unssil The ma
chiuery + GA ths zruunl. tLs repairs 70 the
shaft vel aivEnc--I and the Production o, pay
IN A.. Viu econ ruflul.ufs
Hs-~t- your oprortuui'y 20 make money on
very small IN ve~fIlert
bfEFCTORS. HON II. TOWNSEND, THOMAS
n McEEE. q g. CLENLNTS. !. 5. WILL
IANS. y T. VAN NkIiE
Ofioe Ron -, Iosu aud Trust huiIdinE. wash
instou. p. e, fuIihsI informs,ion cheersully
furnished BY y : VII LAM. Masonic Temple
Druz store. bah and 81 NV Oc1o-1Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
A LETTER FROM ROME.

The Complimentary Letter Which Arch
bishop Satolli Brought the State Depart
Inent.
The State Department today makes public
the letter which was handed Secretary Foster
last Saturday by Archbishop Satolli.
1t is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

Government RECEIPTS sToDAy.--Internal rev
enue, $743, ,377; customs, $1,121, 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING
District Of Columbia viii be held al Lincoln Post
pay EVENING, October is. 1852 7:so o'cioc2.
BY order of the executive COMMITTEES.
L. s. EMERY,
oc11-2t Secretary Of the Society.
E~DAwsoN LODGE. NO. 10, +. A M
So Special Communication 7:30 TUESDAY.
October Is, 1892. Masonic Temple; work, NJ NJ. de-
gree BY order W. NJ. B. +. LARCoMBE. Jr..
stated conv voc location Ii n viii % Be- held 3D. on III TITS
ool7.&s &" Instant dEo. 9 SCHULTZ. Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
I>vf-s This ssoctstion viii hold reensL meeting
shess Hal. No. Ss5 Pennsyi%sn,a S ave. ~ WV
M n'ln0'r' JAMES n m nSsoRR1s. President.
NAT. sARDo. Secretary II
RsHEADQUARTERs LINCOLN POST. NO 3
ss1s 81 This Dsp:rnsns SJs, Ngi pOsp%As mem
ss'snS Who az dsd on X
lth instant Comrades of other posts cordially In
. Adintant. d uu D1StI Acting wtanAnds Goam.nd:r.
R~ON AND AFTER OCTOBER go. 1902.
kGA Communication tickets. emitting holders
thereof to GO rides per month. good over both the
Tenali ytown and Rockville railroad. viii be sold at
viii enable holders Of tickets to ride daily from
SPENCER WATKINS,
President Georgetown and
3Ssnafis'iGTn SSas' /. BfahE' fkai.ix'''
President Tenallytewn and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

THE BENNINGTON has arrived at Cadiz with
the Columbus caravela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
FINANCIAL
LARoE~r C,prru-S1, ,250,000.

SURPLUS. 500 600
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
PAYS interes; n on DEPOSITS
Acts executor. drninistrs.or guardian.
trustee. a.
Acts aS treasurer. assignee and receiver
Manage Estates. 6r-
Collect. incomes
Rsnts safe boxes a, -. $40. els. e25 and ESQ
Ter year-arrordinE n sire.
FURNISHES gpoi nveStments
Loans non y upon real estate and collateral
security
Draws and Eeeps wills free.
A T. nRITTON. President
scl7 New Stone building 1905 O st u ".
or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
MICHIGAN's ELECTORAL VOTE.
The Supreme Court Decidcs the Miner Law
Constitutional.

An OPINION ANNOUNCED TO-DAY BY THE oHIEP
yusrIcE-rHr HOPES OF REPuBLioASs TO Sc
CURE TIE FULL VOTE OF MICHIGAN DASHED
WHAT THE CHIEF JUSTICE SAID IN HIS An
SoUNcENENr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
Sl0.000,000.

Tho Co-Opsrative Toxn Company
rroyiis- small IN vs-tBr- IN it, -to.k
With opportunity O. zEin
TIE pro rata carnings Of a large and we'll
managed capital Every stock
holder stands uYoul the sane basis One dol
lar Esr share. cash one dollar
psr shAre Ter month for forty months is the
cost of stoek ~ ssFiss &C" share draws
dividcnds on One HUNDRED Dollars The
basis q the stock i ss2l. 600
worth of valuable Land IN tennessee. upon
which q manufacturing city
Is building.
Success - assured anil large profits are
b0unI O. follow.
DIRECTORS OF THE COOPERATIVE TOWN co.
Hon JOHN g. CARLISLE Z. 5. senator (Kentucky).
Hon TSHAN O. HARRIS Z s. senator CTeuu--see).
Hon. n & HANSBROUGH L 5. senator N. DakUta).
Hon ROBERT r PORTER. superin teudent of Gen.
sus
For BENZ. BUTTERwORTH.
Secretary and S1icifOr General o. the worlds Fair
Hon. LOUIS 4 McCOMAs. ex-Member Congress
(MdL
A. T. BKITTON. Prast- American urity and Trust
Co. Washington. DC
For particulars. C r. NcBLAIR
Azent for the District. z; Atlantic building
Ofhce hours : ID a m. 10 j.JOp.m- ocI4tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

mo. W. CoRSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY
Member N Y Stock Ex
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV.
lankers and Dealers In Government Bonds
DEPOSITS. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all
on the exchanges Of New York PHILADELPHIA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of Investment securities District
Bonds and al local Raroad Gas Insurance and Tele-
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bell TelephonA Stock bought and soid fv1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
FINANCIAL.

I HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS
Il which can loan on real estate security st Per
cent Address J. h. Star office oc4tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

R~FoR sALE-AN + ST. OFFICE. BUILD.
- ing, - rooms and large brick stable; owner
snyi9us A. 10 SELL Inquire of JOHN o. JOHNSON,
oA1 =. oc15-3t
E~Do You WANT FINE GROCERIES,
Call and examine our complete and fresh stock for
the fall trade Residents OF Georgetown Il viii pSy
you 70 open your account with us.
oel4lm SD and n sts.. H. W. oFFUTT.
E~AMERIoAN ICE AND COAL CO.. OFFICE
~ s.w, cor. 10th and + NV. Telephone 4S6,
pest Family CoaisA nthydctfe. Carmel and ypijtaf
lndnce ments TO all each customers. Contract with
National Cooperative ASSOCIATION. Satisfaction guar
snteed 2240 pounds to the ton.
ocl5 Vice pre.,dent .nd N.nS.
R~To INyEsTORs.-wE HAVE se, 900 OF
WSA second trust notes, in lots Of FL 600 each.
payable monthly and well secured, which we offer for
sale Wi give good square shave OF OF face value TO
quick buyer. L. W. WEED & co
oci3-a 800 llth st. n. y.
K~oUR MELLOW OLD ''HERMITA0E."
~ The lovers OF those choice grades OF Im.
2o.Sed Carets which cost from % TO o10 per case,
VII be FINANCIALLY glad TO hear that We have
splendid old domsstic claret equa, not superior,
I? the imported This gyade y our rare and rscy"
time. and b mellow and delicioua 70 hginr q
int2 erester prominence ws o3sr IL - 20 Per eass
To-ExEOS wiz Co1spAEY, :
OLE Hath u nv. (oc15J Telephone. ooa =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

o. The heather is likely to be fair; easterlv
49, icinds. st0htiV cooler Ttsesddy morning.
WHAT Is THE INFERENCE:
The place 10 buy your Lumber IL where you
can buy It to the best advantage-af the io,c-
est prices That we sell lower than any other
yard is not denied.
Where else can you buy these items at these
low prices!
Best Gang-sawed Lumber, 81. Is Der 100
90. II.
Best Florida Cypress Shingles, a Der M.
41S-in. Flooring. 81 80 per 100 50. IT.
Best Winch Siding. 81 per 100 So r.
Libbey. Bittingsr Miller.
The Peoples Lumber Yard,
Cor 9Th and y. Y. ave. NV oc17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

R,EXPERIMENT IN ECONOMY
The prejudice against ready made
clothes usually disappears when
takes the trouble to look at our
clothing and find how we'll II Is made.
how neatly it fits and Low reason
ably 1t is sold. Add to this the fat
that you get here legal guarantee
emitting you TO your money you
bring back the goods uIimpared.
and where's the risk Of trying little
experiment in economy See cur
Cutaway Coat aud Vest in black.
Will not wear shiny. Slo.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
se2S-3m 434 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

R,ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON DE-
80 posit with II. X. Fulton. upon which inter-
IS; is due twelve his or more are hereby notified
sold at auction OCTOBER %. 10 o'clock am.
= w,nnrx xH <. FULToN. Pawnbrossr;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

E~HOOvER b SNYDER'S sHoE TALK
D>--Tl l.. 8,
There is n2th!ng remarkable in buying Mems
But not IKE ours. In point Of quality, coInfor;
and construction our e3 so and "a shoes canno,
be surpas ssed. Elastic. plisble. comfortable and
dress. Wide and narrow toe. in button. lace and
congress styles, a.. 20 and 81. See them!
HOOVER & SNYDER, 1217 PA. AVE ocl-lm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

- = - g -
Ne snz.sa ss~sss r>vsy
esass q : spsstsi ca. hsssy - -
49, sssr ~sfy nile g fs11vss = -
oh1ssa ssesss - con nsiaeaenss, 80 y Va
ss 49, - nas st'esaea ca ~
49, y A<s - ~ 80 esst =. -
tFent ak'aeASs ol foea net : APs
% Al Snsts User ooftss y Nh ~ w.
. Ss ns > ons q We mss' -
saa ps'n.sAxtas raivsy 8, q -
teAs Ne nAss ever - sons CO.
ann win nstns over .Acs seoes ~
1on ana 700 nnnie.y -
sooes akwsys having ~ iesa .. 3
op VIVA me hsasa tewsrd tns seeus oes
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ena ls nsaft = - we ~olA
Soass nnnparey nses nsFe .'.e :
90 net LAY eswn any fesss % eonaecs e,
ny "oys ,. nons. Juss IA :
y 'ea .hsn !" nAs uuxg 49,. -
parry ine 1An ~so 80 NV -
SIN ana eraesS sedsc ua"pu.
gensINay sfrss'sd GA suspicion sna ''e'o
vi sney ma CUT va. nis Eeoote =
Was - HUDSON thar We USED e oes
On tne dsts when navagauon wcaia open
u ths spsing. 1hsre wses 10 raaifoeas
tsen- Wnce " nfst eoa. WASHES =
- sprng people 'eIs tnsn pus..sp' ~
sonetsnes broke on N ses miast o. 81
eloquent psayer-fui OF siaust'es ana
umeJ gossip ana mere uae.uo
summary n.sensii sews ana nou I'p.a
hines--i1 order % run down 70 Inc 'ana'
ing ana ses the HIss ooas cosno IN
MesanA coon q fiAu teP'
warehouse tnsn On the iAndins. sno one
cay IN winter shey mace . Des On jug
Gaze ~nsn me nrst oost woula os ~
sne r'ver 70 noason- ~ consssu u
par Oh nl'nen aeHas sooes- one o.y !"
early spring Aepa fla1t was aose - sne
warehouse ana ne .nousns az ~ousA -
up IN mo capoia ana WIN MS s's 49,
. squint down the axe GA me s'y. 90
vas TAT man. ana wnen no eos Y
tho Top OF she stais ne Iouno ~ - -.
arrived tnese swo OF talo1 niinu1es ne. =
OF MS 0ssta fmsHy 10 ~
however ne so,y , 49,
OCULAR suos Aons sne uesl1ou y -
just oeao~ Ssensn 80 - 80
ana ei"y lean % ~ 49,. 49,
:. mc~ss : psu 49, ou n'' -
isher on You = =. 1Apc &c
suxne. s.,ey 49, .oe1 ne 1870 uP
.own 70 ma Soca - neueo' "1 ue
qua oy paying nIm sea 1esls ea, no
smiled wAsn NO 'nouSa' no" % nae
wcfkeo u,
but the BOAT ana non succeed u Beseans
up nas osy, nor ior week afses wslcs
one stsucx ice az Catnsn oar ana nsa 70
SOP .nere' 80 sns. Aepn iost n.s "a ool.
iArs' 70 ~ netamS % tne c'eW sne
sssope.na "aacn ne Deusns ioF moe
"noso s''s1cS Ne 80 sosl'y pl'1eo'
byron o. rI'ce' 'oe Eos'asn' % 'ne
rso1S @,soc'a' lsn' a'so i've =
1"oson. 10 naa 10, many yees :
ccesoa cAlrsr :: not 'scu' :, ''. .saes
Ponoioe'ss, ne ss'eo 10 gro" tne w@sel !.
meion' ana soccesoeo very weu, o.s
"nen tue neions go' r'i1 oenos nanis
ss0e,eo 'nem anu otn,. cnlus 's1n nus
we're Dasneo N .ne't eoao' swee' 1u'ce'
ms MADE nySo0 not' = We Say =,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13


~-4--
LeAxSo TN ga
Evssythinx sAss i IN proPcrtionL No
/: lsar was peoducea ten years aeA Now
thxs ne 6o4.ooo bezrels- Lumber was
ssprsssnssd - -, 100000 feek Now It
- ~, 80 80.
II ssssas - me- cnly . few yea1 since
I'M ssun1Ey Wa perfectly Wild Indians
were mss plenty than Scan4insvians
are new. II seems to ~ enly few
ysAn sinoe ! was axrssoed h Barron
esanty for shooting - lndiaa cut Of
ssnson-
Ta ysars go Duluth had I'll passen-
gsf tsai.s pr day. Now she has 18A
Lots of people Do pot know that Do
outA lsads I'll ether eif1es h NJ amount
Of h9 vbsat recepta II NY msnery 10
not - kuk, - shows footing of a.
T9.o4 hashsls - ssainst that q MIME
aDofs. viS. s9.ae.S02; Ch1cago. 81 .o6S,-
-, 81 - "a down tho lit could
eve sthsr fgwss with which ! "a thor
o1ghly oOuversant, bat spaeo forbids.
] wish that the down ester could
know As we& - ] know II Awish tho
SsutA0ner could knsw the noreA - he
Dboald know i, 81 ] wish - north
Bsng could know the south - II would
ply hin to mow It 1gnwsace OF the
AeeaAl pesdbn1>ies ct The littls sepublic
- ouzs b - dpobt kesPtng many > young
Qan md nany rusty eold Aellas back
d ~ gloom sna fsngi g idlsnsa.
hsee.d q ssymg. Yeung nan, 50
Wsse, woah ~. ~Yeung nan. md
~ nGs sbeut H. euuntzy 700 hve in. :
EvUy 1sy old judges md nGchanfa
- dtv1D - oakass afe saying goodoy
- ~ He 80 VAN wsrid-
ye0g -. = ysuseh - Fellow the
~ - u ~ paeee Of > greet man
1su - % =, sue yoee snshr take ~
W0y ehe leisure winch would Do due
- at my r. you seccee4ed. You want
esbs flun bnsns.s bsfors yeu have
- any bUdne2 Ton want TO LEAD =
1911 lie q slsvsa dollars ~ week.
Rea - ~ spt - want % Be Sooey on
- moasy yea eoght - pay your laun-
EsD - . dehanches q thizty-dve dol
- ~ msuth.
Leave - homo nest, ny dear young
pan- Lave Il nors u SORROW than IN
ngx. Sendy nrst - growing towns OF
ee Untsa and ~ plu1gs N wAere you
lie = - Dulnth ia good place. 50
~ nnny othsrA Here ! MT . boy !
mew N Wyontn9, wc<k1og then m tho
oo62er ohopD tUG no pr ooy. NOW he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

840AA460 - WA1mMk8asAe$Ss
thing thes yen cosld pick out People
who wished 70 unbesden thsir uinds Of
sny great secset, With The assurance tho4
IL would 50 no further, used TO print Il
IN the Clear Lake Herald.
August came and the melons wsFe
ripe. Also Will Taylor, the hsad AZ H.
gang. vas 70 20 With his father - Mar
ssilles for four year& Byron felt fsst
rate. He gloaked cvsr his ueluns, and
decided to give enc 10 Will ~ ~ train
pulled out. He did %. r. was = god
melon. and ~ TIE jaies I'm up Villa
sleeve - looked reprsacAfully - NJ
Price.
"well, I've rot The bsst Of yuu -
pear 80 Mr. Price - the tTain nsved
away. 81 dat mind whispsxing n your
eAr. Win, ~ I planted TN II ~
middle Of the ccsnf1eld"
The next noFnine there was NJ lslt .
wNs1uetsn in ~ vineyard - laeus - .
walnut. Years aftsrward Il leo1e1 out
thse ~ fsllowing telesFaa wsssspsivsa
- Hndsun Ne dav bs1pps ~ ca1ontws
fsgnn ssAfv. Hu1soo-
fffcY = <f<f<t@ N NDtx1<x4< ~
rpe 49,. For 50 nstsas kssp - - -
CfeFons N cher 49,.
Ocs01 Wa fAS1D2
~. Pries ~ Rres&ly ssa1soo1 ~
-. - u - ysns bsfses - 1saA
svm look - . - % pFusrves 49, e
WD1wsnsDpn stn1D vtthsu9 pobh1nD. NV
- nu1.sn ~ anes w Tay1R = -
WuuA1nytuo. - - en3y yPsenootm -
49, = - ~ ~ . nsetcp soDmne -
eonDvu.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-28
FIGHTING BERNARD.
He Has an Energetic Scufae With
Officer Todd.

He Has an Energetic Scuffle With
Officer Todd.
Saturday night, the night of pay and
booze, rarely fails to bring'forth a story
of violence, land last Saturday was not an
exception. A man named Bernard, on
the evening referred to, was in a condi-
tion of extraordinary pugnacity on &C.
count of the Dutch courage he had
imbibed. He was anxious to try his
pugilistic talent with any conner, and
eventually ran against Ex-Policeman
Todd, whom he attacked with such We
hement language that fight was un-
avoidable. During the scuffie which
ensued, Todd was the ''under" man and
was in fair way of being strangled
when he managed to draw his pocket
knife to defend himself. The open blade
at once entered the action, and Todd ap-
piled it with energy to the throat of his
adversary. Bernard was sadly cut
about the neck before he gave up the
contest. He then was taken away by
his friends, and nothing has been heard
of his condition since.
Bernard is known to the police as
hard character. He has been arrested
many times for drunkenness, and on
each occasion has made fight against
the arresting officers. In the present
case no complaint has been made, be-
cau9e Bernard must have been punished
as badly as he deserved.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-28
BROWN BATTERED.
A Somewhat Mysterious Case of Slug
piuQ.

A Somewhat Mysterious Case of Slug
ging.
Jealousy is said to have been the
cause OF serious battery case which
came to the knowledge of the police de-
partment yesterday. Charles Brown
boarding house on San Pedro street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth street. He
has lived there long enough to become
an intimate friend of his landlady, and
has often escorted her to social affairs of
various kinds. On Saturday night he
was out walking with Mrs. Lindeman,
when at the corner of Hill and Seventh
streets he was attacked by Frenchman
named Julian Rudique, and badly
beaten.
1t was nearly IL O'Clock, when several
persons saw man lying on the sidewalk
at the corner of Eighth and San
Julian streets. He was moaning
and the witnesses of the affair declared
that they had seen man and woman
leaving him. At IL 20 Officer Baker
saw man trying to find the night bell
at Cross's drugstore at Ninth and Main
streets. The policeman approached the
stranger and found him covered with
blood from head to foot. The officer
prevailed upon the individual to 60 to
the receiving hospital, where he re-
ceived attention. The wounded man
was the man Brown referred to above.
He is an employee Of the electric rail-
road, while his assailant 10 said to be q
goodman for Sanford johnson of Wash
ington street.