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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19
Goldfish Mining in Labrador.
Chicago Herald


An old sailor TO the Arctic regions has
been telling how he really misses cold
weather this way: faint the kind Of air
I'm used ter" be said. II don't believe PIl
ever get what | want this side of Labrador.
You don't have to fish for cod down 10 the
Labrador. Yoa just gifts a pick ana shovel
and mines 'em-just mines 'em out Of the
icebergs. They're frozen in fast. Some Of
'em have Deen there for 100000 years,
more or less. They got catched up some
time and just froze in.
"A whaling man t knows his business
can tell OffhaBd where he'd strike paving
lead. He lands a crew on berg and they
cut level place to stand on, and then lust
open galleries into the ice. You find the
cod in seams like coal. | never worked in
coal pit, but I've had the thing
explained 10 me, and IFS about the same.
The cod we're swimming around and a
layer Of them got frozen. Then would come
q layer OF plain ice underneath, without
any trimmings, and afterward another layer
OF cod. It's colder work than fishing cod
mining is, but the returns are quicker.
There are mines down to the Labrador that
have been worked for years and wears and
still they have never run out The Yaks-
ITEMS the EskimOs-knoW where the best
cod mines are and they won't tell, but the
whalers know thing or two. I'm whaer
myself
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Sales bV GetZ Bros.

Sol Ge,z Il Bro. of IS Post street report
an increasing demand for their properties
near tie Golden Gate Park. This week has
been tie lveliest 10 their sales this year.
They sold the following: 25xl20, on east
line Of Twelfth avenue, leo feet north OF
A street, for 500; 50xl20, on east line Of
1hirty-sixth avenue 225 feet south Of d
street, for $500; 81 :6xl00, on the northwest
corner Of J street and Eleventh avenue, for
$3.50; 2jX120. on west line Of Eleventh
avenue, $50 feet north of J street, for $1,000;
50x100, on the south line of | street. 81 6
feet east Of Twelfth avenue, for $1,000;
2jx100. on north line Of J street, 81 IS feet
west Of Twenty avenue, for $3.50 /;
2jxl00, on the north line of street, 81 IS
feet east Of Thirtieth avenue. for $3.50.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was nothing In the market last week to
cause any partIcuar mango ga prices. Inc meet
ing ~ tae l'aa,ng mlains operators ana ths pans
and q is more than likely thar in a few weeks they
VIII have asa Hrr -ssed futce Of men at work clean
ing out shafts and fixing up the machinery prepara
torF 10 he rr-ufwpflon o. pumpfnE That tn VIII
he exp sive goes withou saving. but with the re-
ductl"n in Tie leading expenses whlch IL IS hoped
the managers will be abe effect. the public VIII
not have 20 stand any heavier assessments than at
present. The future OF stock dealing hangs on a
very slender thread a present and it IS not at ali
liSey that those IN control VIII leave any stone ua
turned whereby new lease OF ne may De gained
here was very little doing yesterday and prices
shaded Of a few cents. safes were made 10 Best &
fletcher at ~ 90, Con Cal & "a - 0u, thohar
55c. Crown Point soc, Con- y ew York $50. Curry
GOO. Noroross 81 40, Mexican 81 so, Dyerman s0c,
PotOsi 81 IS. Savage s3e. JACKET bOc. After the
cali prices shaded OF under sales by Walls and the
market closed dulI
NOTES
D. b. Lyman left for the CONS rocx last evening
and viii push the work the 1855 level Of OphiT
where be hopes 10 be able TO show up something OF
merit
The assessment on Best & Belcher is delinquent
ia ofice morrow.
silver weak yesterday. selling 1T sac In NeW
YoTk and 3slsd in London.
In the justice the south drft from the north stope
the S22 level has been extended FIVE feet since
the last weekly report and Is now out total dis
lance OF los feet The face Is In far-grade ore.
Shipped TO the washoe MIL during the past week
l6l tons and $50 pounds Of ore. The average bat
terry sample was slT 81 per ton.
The following assessments fall delinquent In the
board during the week: Monday. Peer and Peer
less; Tuesday. Andes. Thursday. Nevada Queen
and Friday, North Commonwealth.
Wednesday being legal holiday there Will be
session OF the stock Exchanges
The weekly reports Of the QuijotOas. fol-
lows;
CKoCKER-The advancement has been fair In the
south drift on the east parallel veln 300 level The
face IL In mixed vein matter Of quartz, spar and
tale The draft Is out 50 feet south from cross
cut J.
PEERLESS the 800 level near the main work.
ing shaft fair progress has been made in the north
drift. with the face continuing for width In favor
ahieoOking iron-stained quartz with some fair ore
through II ia lunches
Following Are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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A Question Of Jurisdiction.

4 complaint was sworn to recently before
Judge Conlan, charging A. White and Z
Fletcher with obtaining money under false
pretenses.
At the request Of the complainant the
case was transferred to Department l. Yes
terday the case was called before Judge
Joachimsen, and the attorneys for the
defense objected 10 any proceedings being
taken on the ground that the transfer was
signed By Judge C0nlan, who Is not pre-
siding magistrate. and moved for a dis
mIssaL A long argument followed, and
finally Judge Campbell was called for to sign
the order OF transfer. The ease was then
set for trial on Thursday. the 23d inst.
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Robbed a Grocery.

TIE grocery-store Of Charles Mann & Co.
at the northwest corner of Howard and
Seventh streets was entered by burglars on
Friday night last and robbed Of several
boxes OF cigarettes, tobacco and dozen
bottles of whisky. The burglars tapped the
THIS Of both the grocery and the bar. but
found 90 money. The value OF the goods
taken away amounted to about $50 This
is the third time that the house has been
robbed within two years.
The work Is laid al the door of we'll
known gang Of Migrants on Seventh street.
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General Merchandise.
AGs-CaIcuttas. essaa6Iac for 1893; Wool Bags,

366t3Sc
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, ll1Ac 2 10; II
thread. lie; o and thread, 12Ise; Bale Rope n
@I2c = II: mixed Manila Bale Rope, DC: Grape
wins Irvine. lie in balls and coils; Hop Irvine.
ll12c; Lathyarn. lie; SSa Rope &c: l2-thread,
91sc 2 10; D and 9 do. Toe p 10: Duplex rope, Sc
12-thread, 9Iac; = and do, Oc Duplex Bale rope.
sc . n. SsaI Bale rope. a09I2c; Duplex Hop
Irvine, &C; Grapevine Twine balls coils &c: Lath
yarn SC p II.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish. 1892. 81 lh@Sl i7I5 for
Red; Columbia River Fish. 81 259l 45 Tor Tails and
81 s563 90 for Fats
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 6sse 2 10; Dry GRADUATED.
SC = 10; Contectioners' A, 43sc; Magnolia, 4≻
Extra C. 4L4e: Golden c. 4e; ID. 334c; Standard
a. 4s4c: half-bbls. lac more than bbls, aud boxes
I.c
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


SATURDAY. February Is
Stmr Newsboy. Fosen, 10 hours from Navarro:
245 NJ II lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
Stmr Daisy Kimball. Liebig, 10 hours nom Fort
Bragg via Point Arena: pass and mdse, to Union
Stmr Albion. Johnson. Is hours from Noyo;
1877 ties to l r hayer a Co.
Stmr oregon Polemann. SO hours from Portland
via Astoria IS hours; pass and mdse, to Union Pa
Stmr WhitesDoro, johnson, Is hours from Green
wood lumber. to l. White.
Schr Bill the Butcher. Peterson, 8 days from Bow
ems Landings 10 Nj # lumber. TO Haywood &c
schr Mary Eta. Meyer, 4s hours from Fisk's Mil;
wood and posts Bender Bros.
sehr Ralph } Long. Jorgenson, days from Co
quiIIe River; 40 eds matehwood. TO kruse & Euler;
100 NJ # lumber. TO Chas Doe q Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY. February Is
Stmr City OF Panama, Maekinnon, Panama. etc;
PaciHc Mail s S Co.
Me stmr Montserrat blackburn. Nanamo; Otis.
stnr Humboldt Edwards. Eureka; NJ Kalish
Br ship oarbet Castle. Mack. Queenstown; G W
Br ship Andeians, Richards. Fleetwood; Eppin-
ger & Co.
SATURDAY, February Is.
Stmr City OF Panama, Macktnnon, Panama and
way ports.
Stmr Arago, Langhorne, Coos Bay.
Me stmr Costa Rlca, Mcintyre Nan aimo.
Bark Geo Manson, CRACK Tacoma.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Willamette Valley
for Yaquiua Bay humboldt for Humboldt bay and
Corona for San Diego.
Steamers to arrive to-day are the Pomona from
Humboldt Bay, San Benito from Tacoma Homer
from Portland. Daisy Kimba from Fort Bragg,
Eureka from Newport and Gypsy from the Salinas
River
Portland and Bonita for San Diego.
Steamers TO arrive tomorrow are the Empire
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PHILIP KENNEDY & CO,
Southwest Corner of Market and Fifth Streets

medium. 69615c p 70; light 412@5c = %: Cow
hides 465 1ac q 10: satted Kip. &C q 10; saIted
Calf. 7c: dry Hides, usual selection. sc p n: dry
KIps &c 10; prime GOEtskns. 3e050c each;
Kids. 5@ Zoe: DeersEins good summer. 81 I2e: me-
dium, 3U932i2c; winter. 20925c: SheeDskins.
shearings l0G25c; short wool 40970c: medium
100000 long wool. 90c9sl 40 each. Culls OF all
kinds abOnr IL less.
TALLOw-No / rendered, SAG; Refined. &c ? 10:
Grease. 4c p
WOOL-Fall clips are Quoted as follows: Hum
holdt and MeudoeinO. l41l5c: Northern defective,
g0IOc z b free Mountain, 90lle 2 n; San JOa-
gun and Southern detective 7GSe. Spring W DOL IS
qnoted follows: Eastern Oregon 1870 lie; Valley
oregon, lSt421c = L.
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II Would Be Selfish.

Blande Sitting in his comfortable apart
meDt)-Bow pity the poor on such a night
as this.
Bluf-Then why don't you put on your
coat and go out and see you cannot render
assistance TO some Of them?
Blande-Ah then / shouldn't be so COM
Portable as am now and might forget the
poor and begin TO pity myself. That would
be selfish. You knOw.-Boston Transcript.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19
Licensed to Wed.

Marriage licenses we're issued by the
County Clerk to the following persons YES
terday:
Celston Dupln and Sidoula Cobathe 32-22.
Henry Lau HIM zee and Wong Gum Fo0n,
PTS
George Z. lou and Sin Neen. 2S-18.
Dedrich j. Seegelaen aud Lizzie Dammes,
21-19
john C. Stewart and Dephme N. Dasse, 22-
20.
Robert g. Barton and Maltln Andrews, PC
Is.
Franz A. Str3bl0r and Mary +. Stone. 34-23.
Joseph \. k0wasky aud Etlle Jacob 35-24.
Ernest Miller and Henrietta Miller 31-I9.
Victor GOm0ry aud Marie Euchsko, 1916.
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An Automatic Sensitive Paint

a clever chemist has invented an auto.
matte sensitive paint which is a bright vel
To- at the ordinary temperature but upon
being brought into warmer atmosphere il
changes color gradually, until at 900 deg.
II becomes a bright red. II returns to lis
original color upon cooling, and may be
heated with the same effect over and over
again. 1t is suggested that this paint NAV
be used with advantage to detect rise in
the temperature of the FRACTIONAL working
parts of machinery
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY Ev WING. Feb. Is.
SUMMARY or THE MAIsKErs,

SATURDAY Ev.'SING. Feb lS
SUMMARY or THE MArsKErs.
Silver lower.
Wheat weak and dull.
Barley ditto
Oats Inactive.
Corn aud Rye shadinga.
Bran firm. Middlings weak.
Beans dun.
New Potatoes higher.
Onions weaker.
Butter and Eggs off again.
Poultry and came quiet.
A car OF Eastern Apples Offering
Lines and Navel Oranges firm.
Rslsins in good demand
Good Tomatoes higher.
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FLoUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family ex-
tras ne oOM4; Bakers extras. 50 s0Di; saperhne.
~ 1908 10 " Dbl.
wHEAr-weak and dull at the decline. No. /.
81 70 y ctl, choice. 81 26H lower grades, 81 20
pl 22Ia u ctl; extra choice for milling. 81 271a0
32L2 E cts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19

a genius at Omen County, KY, has had
several ponds on his place, that the late cold
spell froZe entirely, covered up with straw
ana proposes to take out ice during the
summer as he wants it.
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San FRANCISCO Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from saughterers follows
BEEF-First quality. &c 2 n; second quality
51bc: third do. 4@5c.
NEAL-Large, safe 2 10; small Calves 712@Sc;
Dairy Calves SL5G9c p 10.
MUTTON-w ethers 9lac p 10; Ewes &c.
SPRING LAMB-N ominaI.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 75s@7S4c 2 n for heavy and
medium grainfed small fat Hogs, 1897 1ac; stock
Hogs, 6f2g6S4c q 70; dressed do 10La9llc y 10.
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Hops are little easier on continued light in
qulry. Hest Pacihcs. 2lG23c.
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Feb. ls.-wheat was duh and opened
CSC lower on a continuance OF yesterdays easy
feeling, widespread snow, weaker cables expected.
In visible supply increased receipts for the
week and smaller exports. held steady for time,
declined i4c and closed easy mt sac lower than yes
terday. Receipts, 1877 900 bushels: shipments
20, 900 bushels. Rye. 52c. Barley. Sac.
CHICAGO Feb. 1S.-N heat-Cash, 73c. Corn
4lc. PorS - $40 Is. Lard - $l2 S2Ia. RIBS
$40 321s whsSy-sl II.
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A Natural Sunposition.

Man from Kansas ION Broadway)-Every-
body down fat on his face. Here comes a
cycionel
Experienced New Y0rker-You are mis-
taken. friend. That cloud OF dust only an
nounces the coming Of a party Of ladies
wearing train waiking-dresses.-
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English Wheat NIayket.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 1s-The spot market is still
weaker at IS %. Cargoes are weak at 3Os for off
coast Bis 80 for just shipped and 3Os 81 for nearly
due
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following /:
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Feb
ruary. IS 9d March, IS 9L.d; April. 6s l014d;
May, IS 1lS4d; June, 6s 1Ad; july Us 1ad
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb 49, Consols. gSss; silver, 3sIad:
Rentes, 9Sf zoe.
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Now York Markets.


NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-1he general market pre-
sented few features worthy OF note. Liquidation
In Reading resumed ia full force this morning
and a drop from 4s to 361s aceomp lshed in
about ten minutes. The remainder OF the list was
inclined to advance. but remained within narrow
limits and final changes were ins'gniacant. Rail
road bonds we're generally steady and qu ct Gov.
ernment bonds dull and steady. Petroleum was
firm and closed at 59Iac bid
NEW York, Feb. ls-United States Bonds as,
ll3: do 2s, 9P1s; Northern Pacific. TIA; Cana
dian Pacific, 1854 Central Pacific. 27Ia Union Pa
ciHc, $685. Atehison and Santa Re, 3334 Wells
Fargo l46: Western Union, e65s Silver, "a;
Sterling 81 S7IaGD4 9aLa.
Wheat - March. 773ac Flour steady Coffee
at 80. sugar, 8 l-l6 @ sage Hops Paclfc
Coast. 21425c. HIDES l2Iac. COpper-Lake, Sl2
Tin-Spot, s20 Is LeAd-DOmestc, 81. Iron.
SO. Petroleum, 091ac.
HOPS.
Hops are little easier on continued light In
qulry. Hest Pacihcs 2l(G23c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
Cofee-Quet aud nomnaliy unchanged. Sales.
2l,20O bays. February, SIT Is; March, $l7 20;
April, $l6 95.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19

Paris gardeners buy toads which they
use as insect destroyers. They cost 81 q
dozen.
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MoRNtNG SESSION.
Board-llO water 99I4; 90 Hutchinson s
p Co. ia: 90 do. ia: 80 do. ~: $40 do, 7 3
Cal Electric Light. z05s 200 do Z0Ia 30 do 2Oss
Street $1,000 Park * Cliff X Bonds, 80.
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INFORMAL SEssfoN-IO O'clock May-600 tons,
81 293s; 100 81 1914; 100. 81 29Is.
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN - May-l00 tons,
81 1888: 1900 81 1914; 200. 81 29Is
BAR EY-Quiet. Prices show no further change.
No. Feed. S0GSl lac: choice bright do. 82Lac
dark Coast, ~ aG &C; Brewing, S59e712e d cEl;
CbeyaIier nominal
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19

IFhat are the seren best books by CGIJor-
MIA tcriters, judged as productions Of lite
Tary genius as scorks Of literary art
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Bank Ciearings.
Produces sIarltet.

Local bank clearings last week were sl5.4S9.32l
against SIS AL ,865 for tie same week In 1892.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19
NV WtsrFNN HOTEL,

L EARNY AND WASHINGTON STs.-RR-MoD-
~ eled and renovated KING WARD q Co
European plan. Rooms soc TO 81 SO per day, 81 to
- per week, - 10 $50 per month; free baths; hot
ana cold water every room. ire CRATES Ia every
room: elevator runs all night. fel7 MeSASa ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-19

"a a ED HEALTH I new youthful to od Re;
! ga Z = "a and life to 6RAI Hair. Use only
RI HkVS' HAIR HEALTH Most satisfactory Hair grower.
So iondon Simply Co. s's B'dwRy, Y Hair book free
Sold by wAKELEE a co, Montgomery street.
Also Folk and hutter streets, san Francisco
an3 LIZ SuInFr
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PortIand's business.
Exchanre and BuIlion.

PORTLAND. Feo. ls.-Clcarances. 1885, 900; bal
ances e.. 900
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DRY GOODS.

Exceptional Bargains Which We Offer at the Present Time
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock / GARD yesterdays
REGULAR sEssfON-9:3 80 AN
100 Andcs.....15ll0U Point. 80 800 Occ,d IA
zoo B..l.b3l3UO . X C.......90. 100 Overm an
100 choiisr....holl00 II q n ..140Il 90 Potosi AZ
20 ....,.......bU 100 49,. ...l3b 90 SavRre az
100 CC&Na."21a 400 MexcGn. l34 200 mn "a
200 Con ~. SO 20 ....l so 2CO Yjacs,' 20 70
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into the stream.
The ship Louis walsh was taken to the Mail dock
from the stream.
The ship Edward 0'Brien shifted from Mission
Rock 20 Men ears wharf. t. load.
The Falls Of Garry was towed from Long Bridge
TO Epping wharf.
Spoken.
IN Pr ebf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-31
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
RLOONfEIELD.

March - The services at the NJ. L.
Church were unusually helpful and inter
esting last Sunday and were well at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Blodgett and
daughter visited with friends in STRAIT
ford two days last week. Miss Myrtle
remained for a longer visit.
Guy Blodgett while at work at b. A.
Bowker's last Friday tell, and striking
on some boards in such way as to
punch hole in one ear and cut and
bruise the side of his head. He was I'M
conscious when picked up but no bones
were broken and he was able to be out
the next day.
Over thirty OF our people were a part
of the company that assembled at the
Baptist Church North Stratlord last
week Wednesday to witness the marriage
OF Miss Edith Erving Thompson to Rev.
Edward Milo Fuller of Gardner, Mass.
The pastor, Rev. ]. 5. Browne, performed
the ceremony. +. A. Human, Charles
o. Stevens w. K. Danforth, Jr., and w.
Hartwell acted as ushers and B,rtic and
Janic Baldwin, Ethel Pattee and Hattie
Clark were bridesmaids. Mrs. J. F.
Blanchard presided at the organ. Rev.
and Mrs. Fuller left on the express for
Portland, Boston and New York. Miss
Thompson was a prominent worker in
the church and social circle and will be
greatly missed. The people of Gardner
are to be congratulated THAI their pastor
has secured such a hclpmate to aid him
i'll his work
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-31
LCNE.NBI re.

March 2S.-Arthur White and Bert
Silsby are home from Miles Pond
Mike Mouohan broke camp last week
and came out of the woods.
Henry Silsby of Burke is visiting his
father, Michael Silsby, tor few DAYS.
Charles Downcr has been quite sick but
is much better now
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Henry Hartshorn next Friday
evening, March 31st.
There will he II concert and supper at
the Town Hall. next Thursday evening.
given by the Methodist Society. Pro-
ceeds for expenses of church.
Baxter Carbee OF Littleton is visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ J. Pond.
Judge Bailey of Ncwbury WAS here sew
cral days last week looking after the
Cutting Estate.
Porter Smith has remodeled his sugar
house and put in an evaporation.
+. {. Lewis was visiting i'll Lancaster
and Groveton last week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-31
CRANKY.

March 2S.-Those who went from
CRANKY to attend the court at Guildhall
last week were not long detained.
Mrs Henry Tyler has been sick for two
or three weeks.
News of the death OF Mrs. Emeline
Burnham was received by telephone
dispatch last Saturday. Mrs. Burnham
was sister of Mrs. John McGinnis and
had other relatives in this place.
Mr. l.. B. Buzzcll who was sick after
his return from Stratiord, n. H., has re-
covered.
Some farmers are making appropriations
for sugar making and few trees have
been tapped but the flow of sap has not
been great.
Sacrameutal services will he held at the
church the coming Sunday.
The name of E. P. Shores was by some
accident left out OF our report OF school
directors. He is i'll for two years.
Several people have been sick with bad
colds or the grippe. Mrs. Nathan Hous-
ton has had pneumonia.
A permit has been obtained to establish
a new lodge of Good Templars.
Mrs. E. " Barley is expected home
today, Tuesday.
Mr.. Moses Lamerc is moving from
Stevens Mills to Waterford to occupy
the farm he bought at auction last tall.
On Monday Frenchman was induced
to pay ten dollars for improper conduct
in T. d. Haughey's store some weeks
since while under the influence ofliquor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-31

Great interest is being manifested in the
forthcoming presentation at the Opera
House next Monday evening, OF the cele-
brated military drama From Sumter to
Appomattox. The piece abounds in all
that goes to make a play pleasing. and
we are sure it will be rendered in highly
creditable manner by our home talent.
We hope to see large attendance, more
especially in that the proceeds are for the
benefit of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Reserved seat tickets are now on sale at
Fitzgerald & Thurston's drug store.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-03-31
E.srex County Court.

The bastardy case Millcn VS.. Wells,
which was OF trial when we went to
press last week, was given to the jury
on Friday about noon. The jury promptly
returned a verdict for the defendant.
This was quite surprise, as most of
those who heard the evidence thought
the plaintiff had made out her case; but
the jury by one of those mysterious
processes of reasoning arrived at differ
ent conclusion. We understand the end
is not yet. This was the last and only
jury trial.
The divorce case Balch VS.. Balch was
again taken up and bill granted for
desertion.
The marking of the case Beattie VS..
billiard with the Court" nearly demon
allied the docket. 1t is rumored that
this old hgurehead is really settled, but
fearful of the effects of it's sudden disap-
pearance it is being gradually retired.
The Town of Brighton vs.. Doylcs was
up again, we think for the last time. The
latter have till September to redeem.
The soft toned query have you heard
from the town case?" will then be a
thing of the past. The divorce case of
Colby vs.. Colby now stands at the head,
1t would almost seem that these parties
failing to obtain relief from human
source are now patiently waiting for the
Grim Reaper to sever their matrimonial
bonds.
This was Judge Munsons first appear
ance at our County Court, and he won
golden opinions from the bar for the
patience and fairness With which he
presided,