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Dor the benefit Of Utsh patrons aud
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agruts % chicago. the Nrws Will Do on sale at
most Of tho rfuriph Hotels and Hook stores
Of that city during Tho fnif season.
Headquarters Tor the NEWS BE- at Wells u
sifors Hook and Periodical store, iU sAlo
Street
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without wasting words or time. II 10
grand calling aud should contain
none but conscientious, high-minded
man
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The nEsrREr EVENING NEws s punished
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Hubley Ashton, Fun dies avocats
du gouvernement chinois, dams Ia
cause de la loi Geary, disait dernlere-
ment que lie nouveau ministre chinois
sera bient6t a Washington.
ale gouvernement chinols, ajoute
NJ. Ashton, a deja averti lie departe-
ment d'Etat que sill est fait la moin-
dire chose en- vertu de la loi Geary,
toutes relations avec la Chine, COM
m%erciales on autres, pourront etre
considerees CONNIE rompues. Les
Americans actuellement en- Chine
r%ecevront l'ordre de sen aller. ct
notre commerce avec la Chine sera
interrompu."
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Tn medecin Gle rOhio Went de
proposer une loi pour l'abolition du
baiser, "habitude insalubre ct consti-
tuant une menace pour la sant&."
L'ldee est originate ct fera sourire
meme les Americans. Get ingenieux
medecin ma pas dit l'e~ssentiel, c'est
de r6veler comment on ferait execu-
ter la loi.
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LIE professeur Won Stein, medecin
renomm6 de Moscou, croft avoir
trouy6 n cure mfaillible pour lie
rhumatisme. II Sc sert dune lampe
electrique incandescente don't il
projete, au moyen dun tube, les
rayons lumineux sur Ia partie affectte.
La duree du traitement depend du
plus on moins d'Gnergie que montre
lie patient a endurer la chaleur ainsi
dtveloppee-
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PAR ERNES CAPENDC
.S1tite.
XNIII II.
AL MONTANN R

-Je quittai done Rio-de-Janeiro lie
Il JUN 1853, reprlt sir Williams.
Tn an apres, jour pour jour, le IL
JUN 1889, je n'avais pu revoir nj
Regime nj don Paquo.
Javais successivement failli les
rencontrer a Paris, a Rome, 4 Madrid
ct a Londres, mais chaque fois que
larrivais dams une vile dams laquelle
j'esperais les retrouyer, lis s'evanouis-
salient CONNIE DIES ombres fugitives.
Quittant Turn, apres IN court
sGjour, j~'avais resolu, pour vaincre
les fatigues de lesprit par les fatigues
du corps, de suivre Ia picturesque
mails penible route de Gen6ve, qui
passe successivement par Suse, lie
mont Gents, lie petit Saint Bernard ct
lie mont Blanc.
LIE Il JUN 1859, j'etais a Chamo-
nix.
La fatigue du corps M m'avait pas
.calme. an contraire. J'etais triste,
irrite, enerve, ct je ne sails pourquoi
1'eus la fantaisie d'aller visiter lie
Montanvers que je connaissais 81
bien dependant.
Aimant la solitude, je ne me fai-
sails accompagner par aucun guide
dams mes promenades. J'avais meme
refuse a Tony de M suivre.
Jetais parti lie matin a pied, ct lie
parccurais lie sentier rapide de la
yallee savage, connaissant admira-
blernent cette route que Java;s par
courue au moins dix fois. Je mar
chais sans accorder la plus legere
attention aux voyageurs ct aux voya-
eeuses que je croisais dams tous les
sens.
J'etais parti sans dejeuner Fair
yif await excite mon appetit j'en-
trai all chalet pour me reposer.
Couttet, lie proprietaire de l'auberge
hospitaliere, connu de tous ceuN qui
ont visite la vallee de Chamonix,
Couttet, s'empressa dc me faire
servir. CONNIE il me conna1t ct salt
que je name pas vivre au milieu
dun monde Granger, il me fit dresser
un convert dams un petit salon place
pres du Cabinet d'Histoire naturelle.
Sur une table qui touchait la
mienne ttait un grand r6glstre cou-
vert d'ecritures ct de signatures.
C'est sur ce registre que depuis de
longes annees, bon nombre de voya-
oeurs ont cru devoir inscrire Ia date
de leur passage avec accompagne-
ment de reflections plus on moins
poetiques ~precedant Ia signature.
Tout ell dejednant, je feuilletais ce
liyre. sourlant DIES inspirations plus
on moins bizarres que les Signatures
ayaient voulu traduire.
A cote de ces notes places a Ia
eolonne DIES observations, il y await
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
somnes a meme d'execnter tous les ouvrages
typographigues qui nous seront comics. LIE
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires. entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circus
laires, etc, seront imprimes dams lie Plus bre
delai ct a Ges prix oul detient toute concur
renee.
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dams cette chiare, fesche e dolci

Je ne sails pOurquOl, lie SentalS
non ceur battre plus mollemeDt, ct
In bien-etre epanouir toute ma
oersonne. Tn doux sommeil SEM
para de moi.
Je revai....
Naturellement, mon cher, je Wis
en- songe. Je la Wis belle,
souriante, gracieuse. II me sembla
que je tombais a ses pieds ct que je
baisais ses bellies mains. Je la sup
pliais de me dire OH ellie etait, OH je
aevais aller pour la revoir, ct, c'est
ce qui NEST arrive, dit
en- changeant de ton, mails
c'est vrai dependant
Regime, gui n'avait pas encore
rtpondit a mon interrogation.
me semble encore entendre sa
yoix !:
-Je suis a Damas ! dit-elle.
Eenez Z je vous attends |! J'ai besoin
de vous
L'agitation que me causerent ces
paroles fut 81 vlolente, que je me
reveillai brusquement. Je me le-
val, je regardai autour de moi.
Naturellement je ne Wis rien : il ny
await anne qui vive.
All ! j'ai r&ve =! dis-je avec I'm
En- ce moment trois heures SON.
naient a lhorloge de Ia chapelle, ct
lie vent m'apporta au fond du gouffre
la vibration du timbre.
LIE soir, en- revenant a Vaucluse.
j'apercus Tony qui courait vers moi.
-Mylord +! me dit-il dune voix
tres-emue, je vous attendais avec
une bien vive Impotence.
GUY a-t-il ? demandai-je inquiet
de letat d'emotion ct de surexcitation
dams le9uel je voyais mon ffdele ser
-Une nouvelle !
-Quelle nouvelle !
Tony Sc pencha vers moi.
-Mylord, me dit-il a voix basse ct
sill ent crainte d'etre enten-
du, je sails on est madame la du-
cheese. 4
Je lul saisir les mains avec un
geste febrile
-Dis-tu vrai, m'ecriai-je.
-Oui, mylord !! repondit-il.
--Tu sails OH ellie est ?
-Oui.
Oh est-elIe ?
-Loin, helas /! bien loin
Mails OH 4?
A Damas /!
Je demeurai stupefait. Je con-
naissais Tony. Je lie savais incapa-
BILE Gle m'annoncer une pareille nou-
velle sill eut donte de ses paroles,
mails cette nouyelle correspondent
dune faeon 81 singuliere avec lie
reve que je venais de faire, que je
demeurai frappe de stupeur. Je ne
repondis pas.
Tony me regardait a son tour
avec n expression effrayee.
A Damas +! Ellie est a Damas :?
-Oui, mylord ! dit Tony.
Eft depuis quand sais-tu celia?
-Depuis quelques heures a peine.
-Qui tie Ia appris ?
Tn messenger qui est arrive a
NaucIuse ct Qui a apporte une
depeche du chancellor du consulat de
Damas.
-Cette depeche ? m'6criai-je.
La voici, mylord |
Tony me la presenta toute ouverte !,
await dit vrai. La d6pGche man
noneait que lie due de Sandoval ct la
duchesse, veuve de don francesca.
etaient nstalles a Damas depuis lie
mois precedent ct qu'ils devaient V
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OoS SoA1-
prenez &c que je ressentis j'appelal
COattet pour avoir DIES renselgne-
ments. Quand je leus interroge
-Mylord, me dit-il, n'6tiez-vous
pas a Bale en- 1856, il Y 4 trois ans ?
-Oui, dis-je.
MILFORD s'est battu a Bale?
-Oui, dis-je encore, etonne de
cette interrogation.
-Mylord peut-il pr6ciser Ia date
du duel?
-C'etait lie 25 mai.
--Alors ce que al est blen pour
mylord.
&c que vous avez? Et qu'ayez-
vous done?
-Une lettre.
-Adressee 3?
A sir Williams. -. Mais ie ne
devais "a remettre qu'apres que Ton
m'ent dit Ia date du duel a Bale.
Jai lhonneur de connaitre mylord
depuis ~longtemps, ct je savais que
cette lettre etait pour lui, car la
personne qui me Ia coniGe ma dit
lie non de mylord, mails je devais
prendre les precautions ordonnees.
C'est pourquoi j'ai fait dejeuner
mylord dams lie salon Oh est le regis
ire.
EFT quelle est la personne qui
vous a remis cette lettre? demandai-
je, en- m'efforeant de contenir mon
emotion.
tine dame.
C0utttt courut me chercher Ia
lettre. Cette lettre 6tait de Regime,
ellie etait courte mas sionifcatiye.
Ellie contenait une 1eur de m~yosotis
dessechee ct n simple signature
"R6gine."
All dit Robert, c'Gtait char
mant.
-Je passal Ia journee entiere d
m'informer de la route qu'avait du
prendre son beau-frere, continue sir
Williams, mails je ne pus obtenir
aucun rense;gnement positif.
Tout ce quej'ayais appris, ct j'etais
heureux de ma science, c'est que la
ducnesse ne m'oubllait pas ct qu'elle
ne voulait pas que je loubliasse.
NXIN
LA FONTAINE DE yAUCLUsE.
-Cette ieur, cette signature, re-
prit sir Williams, %avaient ranime
mes appearances.
ooh me disais-je, je lie sens ! je
reverrai cette femme Ia seule ct
unique creature que j'ale aimee!
Je continual mes recherches avec
lie meme advancement malheureu-
sement elles demeurerent vaines.
I'm an encor s'6coula sans que je
pusse rejoindre lie due ct la duchesse,g
sans que je pusse SAVIOR meme Oh
lis avaient passe. La ~tristesse re-
commencait a engourdir non anne.
J'avals quite Marseille ct prenant
la route d'Aix 4 Carpentras, je
metals arr6t6 q Vaucluse. Je
voulus faire un pGlerinage d'amou-
reux a la fontaine rendue celebre par
les amours de Petrarque.
LIE matin du Il JUN 1860, je me
mis- en- route, seul ct, tout en- parcou-
rant lie sentier aride du vallon, le
murmurai la canzone du poGte qui, a
bien prendre, peignait l'6tat naturel
de nor anne CONNIE ellie await peint
iadis l'etat de Tame de Petraruue.
d. pensier IN peasier, d. monte
IN monte disais-je en- m'arr6tant
sur lie bord du gouffre qui domino la
masse rocheuse CONNIE Immense
gradin dun amphitheatre.
J'eus Ia fantaisie de descendre
dams llnterieur dc l'entonnoir ct
h;o,+t+ ;,,4+;r,:c 4, ,-o,, ~ H..
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STATE on LOUISIANA.
Clerks Office -PdGl>A 81 IL.
iuutcht.

| huretr certify that tie witlia ait fore
going copy OF Act OF incorporation was this
day duly recorded in Miscellaneous Book no.
7 1t PIP ~ ct seq. and OF record in my office.
90 In testimony whereof witness my
LIS. hand aud seI. ~ "i - Ms l'5I
(~~) day OF june A. -. 1873.
CHAR .ESI BAS1@H.
Clerk of Court and Rec1gusr oi A1gts t-us
aud Conveyances.
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ACHIEVEMENT.

o. ccrre de 10 !.snes: lere. insertion. Sl.oo
" 2me. rs
. Insertion add 50
Toute anncnce indignant la profession
I Isue nar an. d,avanceaN 90
Annonne .ie candidats. d'ayance......1 10 90
Necrologle, par III
Toute annbnce commercials publiee a ran
nee sera inseree au taux de 80 cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunopce don't le nonibre d'insertions
q est pas specific sera inseree iusQu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire. .
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CHARTER.
Or THE
LAFOURcHE, RAcELAKD, LOCK-
PORT RAIL Road COMPANY.
q. S. OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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struction and repairs or fer the acquisition
OF property or franchises, and for anv and
all these purposes, to issue bonds or otbar
written obligations, and the same to secnre
whenever deemed proper, by mortgage or
pledge, as the case may be, of the franchises
and the property, real and personal. incomes
revenues, contributions and receipts of said
corporation, and payable in sucn amonnts
upon such terms and conditions. and at snrb'
times and places, the whole as the BOARD Of
Directors may direct or designate, viii,
power to sell, pledge or otherwise dispose of
sald oohns aud written obligations as said
Board of Directors may deem proper ami
expedient. P ""u
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LEON GODCHAUX.
ALEX. rHEkIUI.
CHARLES GUDCfiAUN,
PAUL l.. uIDCHAUX.
per pro EUWAnD GUDCnALX.
PAUL l.. GUDCHACA.
ALRERF GJDCHAUX.
A. GUILBAULI,
GEO. MONTGOMERY.
FELIX j. DREYFoC~.
Notary i-.s5!s'.
a true copy from the original act.
FELIN j.. DtEItDUS.
Notary Public
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

districts, such as irrigation districts,
drainage districts. street assessments
and the like. 1t ought to be 30 that a
taxpayer can go to one place, and pay 70
one person, all taxes and assessments of
whatever description upon his property,
and upon all properties which he may
own, and receive one receipt covering
the whole. 1t is SO in at least several
other states, and we can see no good
reason why the same result cannot be
achieved in this.
Mr.. Forman, who represented the
association at Sacramento. has just re-
turned, and we learn from him that
matters are being pushed there prompt
ly and efficiently; that the governor is
especially in favor OF this latter bill be-
cause it embodies substantially the
recommendation of his message on the
subject, and that it appears to be the
general sentiment in the legislature.
The bills are in the hands of the judici-
sry committee who appear satisfied and
pleased with the manner in which @. A.
Miller, ESQ.,, of this city, the attorney
for the.association, has drawn them and
it is believed that there are no trouble
some legal objections to the bills as
drafted. We congratulate the sssocia-
ton upon the thoroughness of the work
of their committees and agents, and
trust it will result in putting an end to
much of the confusion and annoyance
attending real estate transfers, particu-
larly in this section.
We understand that the association
has under consideration other measures
in regard to reporters fees, doing away
with the costly and unsatisfactory sys-
tenn now in use, which in many cases
render it impossible for litigant in or
dinary financial circumstances to appeal
case which he may have lost in the
superior court. They also contemplate
changes in the jury system, and in the
number of judges, and are considering a
measure to secure q sub treasury for
Southern California.
These are the main points of the
work go far accomplished, and the
HERALD lie pleased to present. them to its
readers, who are all, it is hoped, inter
ested in getting the best results in legis-
lation. and to this end desires the fullest
discussion of every public measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

THE meeting of the Southern Cali
fornia Editorial association at Santa
Ana today will be most interesting
event. A number of very suggestive
papers will be Iead upon subjects of the
first Importance to the business OF jour-
naism; and the many imposit ions
which newspapers are now compelled to
endure will be broadly disc nssed, and
effective remedies acted upon. Custom
and the great lenity of publishers have
allowed the buildingup of abuses which
could easily be reformed if the newspa-
pers belonging to the association would
act together. II the desdhead adver.
tising done by newspapers could be COM
puted at its cash value, the result would
show that there is no line OF business go
mercilessly imposed upon as the pub
Iisher's. Yet the remedy is in their
own hands. All they have to do is to
act in harmony, and the abuses would
coon be remedied.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

A SAN FRANcTsco lawyer argues in
print that we should have revision oi
our codes. This, we fancy, will no.
strike the majority Of the lawyers any
more iavorably than it will the public.
1t would seem to have been enough to
have made over the common law into
what we nov have, without go soon de-
stroying this structure by putting it in
to the hands Of new commission to
make over again. 1t is the opinion ol
many worthy persons that the only thing
that will make many features of our
laws respected is time; and it would be
pity to deprive them of the sttainable
excellence OF age. rss
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10
A Charming Trip Tomorrow.

On Wednesday at 80 p. m. there will be a
delightful tally.ho trip, free, to the Adams
street Homestead tract. Splendid improve
ments are now going on there. Ornamental
tree planting on all the avenues; beautiful
villa residences are being rapidly built streets
graded. ETC., ,etc. Lots are $295, payments $40
monthly, no interest. See the list of leading
citizens subscribing to this most pro6tableen-
terprise. The coaches will start from the ONCE
oi the southern California Land company, 230
North Main, adjoining First National bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10
ng in an audience of the leading musi-

ing in an audience of the leading musi-
cal people of the city.
The accompaniment to the concerto is
highly difficult, and nowhere did Mr..
Stsmm show to better advantage his
control over his forces than in keeping
them subordinsted to the leading in
strument in this piece. Only once or
twice was the accompaniment louder
than it should have been.
Mrs. Minnie Hance. Owens was the
vocal soloist of the evening, and her
rich contralto, which is not often enough
heard in public, gave the finishing
touch to concert that was the most en-
joyable and genuinely artistic OF any
given in Los Angeles for a long time
mast.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

IL THE Republican members of the
city council had desired to do the fair
thing by the Democratic party, they
would have accepted the names pro-
posed ior police commissioners by the
Democratic members Of the council.
The latter accepted thenames OF Repub-
licaus proposed for commissioners by
the Republican side of the council, and
voted for them. 1t has very strange
and suspicious look for the Republican
members to make not only the selec-
tions but to elect, because they are in a
bare majority, Democratic commission
ers OF their own nomination. The char
ter requires that the police commission
ers shall Offset each other in a partisan
sense; but it is difficult to understand
how such object can be reached when
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

THE proposed act to regulate the man
ufacture and sale OF fertilizers lie one
which commends itself to every rancher
in the state. DR.. Woodbridge, in draw
ing the act, followed very closely the
New Jersey law, which had stood the
test of over twelve years, and given en-
tire satisfaction to both the farmers and
fertilizer manufacturers. California is
the only state among the older ones that
has not such law upon its statute
books
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

the nominations Of the Democrats by the
Democrats in the council are set aside
for Democrats nominated by the Repub-
lican councilmen. 1t will be well to
stick pin here, and see what will
eventuste from this discourteous, inde-
cent and tortuous maneuvre of the
Republican majority in the council.
How any Democrat of standing can sc-
cept a nomination coming in this way is
beyond our comprehension.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10
AN AUsr1O1ous OCCASION.
The Inauguration of Democratic Gov.
ornor of Illinois.

ernor Of Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Jan. 9.-Tomorrow
the inaugural ceremonies will probably
find assembled at the state capital more
prominent Illinois Democrats than
have gathered at Springfield since
the war. Thousands of invitations
have been sent out. A letter of regret
has been received from President-elect
Cleveland, who says, in part: II con-
cur with you in the estimate of the sig
nifcance of the occasion. The fact that
Illinois, for the first time in 40 years,
is about to install governor oi
our political faith, affords me, in
common with all Democrats through
out the land, greatgratifcation. trust
that this administration will fully sat
isfy the high expectations we have of it,
and that Democratic supremacy in your
state may be maintained" -'i9
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

THE Pasadena Star feels sure, entirely
sure, that Prof. Barnard would accept
the position of director of the Mt. Will
son observatory, 1t Is not unlikely
Since, st present. writing, it does not ap-
pear that this would interfere with any
thing else he might ever have on band.
BY the way, Pasadena is a beautiful
city, even if it shouldn't get Prof. Bar
nsrd and even If it hasn't got any OBJ
eervetcrv
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

II is striking fact that when Jackson
fought the deciding battle OF the last
war with Great Britain the means OF
carrying intelligence were Ho greater
than they were when Alexander was
conquering the old world. II is when
we recall such fact that we realize
what steam and electricity have done
for us, and make US wonder what fur
ther marvels the future has in store.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10
From Newbers.

@. f. Moore & Co.. prominent drug
gests of Newberg, Ore, say: "Since our
customers have become acquainted with
the good qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, we sell but little of any
other kind. Chamberlain's medicines
all give good satisfaction. For sale by
G. F. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main, druggist.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

RuMoR has it that Senator Hoar is to
devote his remaining years to purely
literary work. Few men in public life
have larger iund of information or q
finer form of literary expression.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

Our selfesteemed contemporary and
able political ally at San Francisco has
been behaving 30 beautifully of late that it
will be forgiven for having put it,
Foote in it in the senatorial fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

AMONGST Protestant denominations it
takes the Episcopalians to do great
things in the way of church architecture.
The new cathedral in Nav York, just
begun, is to cost $4,000, 900 outside OF
all furnishings.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

In THE north they are SO impressed
with the way we carry things in politics
in this part of the state that they call it
the southern circus belt.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

THOSE famous artists in black and
blue, Sullivan and Corbett, are still at
odds as to what allied the former at New
Orleans.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

For
fifteen day.
@
Cal, W.
accommodation