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The evening world., 1893-10-07
THE BRIDGE OF signs.
1t Was Dreaded More Than
Death.
They Who Crossed II Never Returned
10 the Sunlight.
What Connection Has 1t with tho
Present Generation

The celebrated Bridge Of Sichs has always
, con looked uron as tho nrme o. suffering and
misery. with what \ feeling of horror we think
of the thousands of victims who have crossed IL
never to return. But there is another bridge.
almost as cd as the world itself, and which is as
prolific of suffering to-day as in the early ages,
There is n bridge connecting health and disease
whic.I has caused more signs ia the history OF
tle world than any structure built by the hand
of man. 1t Is a rublect for universal sadness
when we tank how many are daily crossing this
brtdtc. Can we return. or must we leave the
sunlight of health forever behind us? This Is
indeed a ~fcarfully important question. This
query in:eresis us as IL interested a young lady
OF our ncquain lance named Miss Jessie McVey,
who resides IN Iryinrton. Ind.
81 had always been rather robust and we'll"
she said. until the last two or three years.
when it 80 happened that l overtaxed my
strength in trying 10 do too much work. ] had
II srCil of nervous prostration, and was so weak
all the time ! could scarcely get around.
~ have also been troubled with rheumatism
more or less for a long time. which grew worse
after my nerves became weak. OF n morning I
would feel more tired than when l went to bed.
and on going upstairs / would give Gle ,r oat by
the time | reached the top, and my heart would
Nuttcr and feel as though 1t was up in my
throat.
my head also troubled IRE a great deal. NV
face would flush up IN u moment, and my eyes
would burn and hurt and my head would feel
as though it would burst; nj the same time my
feet and hands would be cold. I was tso trou-
BILE with catarrl for several years.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
SHOT TWICE At THE EDITOR.
General Kirohback Sought to
Avsnge His Daughter.
A Gross Libel Had Becn Prlntcd
and lie Attacked Its Author.

BERLIN. oct. Cen. Kirchhach, Il
rrussina Army officer. especially we'll
known In the BradcnhurE military dis
trict. tried this mornings to i;ill Dr.
Har'ch. sub.cdItor Of the Berlin Tagc-
blatt. and Is now under arrest.
Some time ago the TIgCblatt published
an item to the effect tina the daughter
OF n well know officer in lirGnd"nhurg
had cIppel with a family servant" No
names wcrr given. hut several details
pointed 10 Fraulo,n Kirchbnum as the
young woman in question. She. through
her father. sued the TagChlatt FOR libel,
and the publishers Of the journal were
sentenced to pay a fin OF loo marks.
During the hearing it developed that
Harich had been responsible for the
publication Of the offensive itom.
This morning Gen. KirChbaCh went
to HariCh's house and laid before him
II y stating that the sisner. DIR.
Harich. was n ]scoundrcl and a liar.
KirchbaCh ordered Iiarich to sign the
paper. IiariCh refused to DO 80. Kirch-
bach. without more words. drew II re-
volver and fired at IIariCh's face.
The powder scorchcl lInrich's face and
clothes, but the bullet only gr2zcd the
side of his head. As HariCh fell kirch-
bach fired "A second time, but the shot
went wide of the mark.
IIarich's family burst into the room
before the General could fire again,
They threw themselves upon him and
called for the police. when tho police
came Kirchbach claimed exemption from
the civil law and demanded that he bo
handed over to the military authorities
His demand was granted and he /!
now under military arrest.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
ROBBED BY THEIR CLERK.
schmuerbaum Stole Laces and
Pawned Them.

Theodore Schmuerbaum. ~thirty-niie
years old, of l26 East Fourth street, was
held for the Grand Jury in the Tombs
Court today, charged with larceny.
A few weeks ago NJ. Katzenstein, Of
Simon Schnalig & CO., laccs, at "a Worth
street, reported to Inspector Mclaughlin
that some one of their employees was
systematically robbing the trim.
Detectives Bonnoil and Cottrell, of the
Central Office, decided that Schmuer-
baum, who had been in the employ of
the firm for about 1--WE months, wa the
thief.
They arrested him yesterday, after
they had detected him carving parcels
away from the store to different pawn
shops. They found in his possession
pawn tickets for property belonging to
his employers, valued at 5000. He con-
Tossed his guilt.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
furlongs; selling.
sixth Race-One mile an and eighth
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK. Oct. 1.-THE en-
tries AL probable starters for MONDAYS races
are.
First Eare-One mile and Il quarter; selling
National, 100 Darling. 80 Glenail. Vendetta,
" each; Tar and Tartar, % lh.
SECOND Race-Fivr turlongs; for three-ycar-
Odds. selling Traverse, Sweet Alice, Sawdust,
100 each Eli, Leycna C., Miss Mamie, Chief
tain. 81 ID. each.
Third Receive furlongs; selling. Rosa IL.
"kelkngcister, III; Little Pail, 10; Old Town.
iO6 Nerbenu. lOi. Rumson. Marty H., -. Pell,
blackburn. con lurey, Worth. Prince Peyton, lOs
each, hattie Howard, 80 Ito.
Fourth Racc-Four and u half furlongs; sell
ing. AAdventuTor. Hard Work, Morton. Monsoon.
Patrick. Freedom. Elmstonr. Fred Taral, klaWHh,
Trophy, lO5 each; Annie T., silence, Earthcna,
llippona, Thunder Girl. iU2 Id. each.
Fifth Ri"e-Six furlonss, for two:>car- o'ds;
yolling -lNion, los BELLE Blackburn, ~; Chance,
SO. Despair. Little EraNo, ~ lb. each.
sixth Rncc-Dlc mile and AN eighth Tor beaten
horses: sellirT. Paradise Charles Reed, taracus,
Ilohhy Cainan, Raleigh, Ncnophon 10 each Aunt
Jane 100 ID.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

some foreign Yacht club there could be
10 doubt. but from Whence IL cam" was
beyond tn" knowledge % even the mos
ancient skipper
The mysterious AID much-discusscl
pcununt wa% that OF llc i'Hddy's Yacht
cub, n purc,y irish sanitation. of To-
rpntu. Hamilton. tuUls". and Montreal
tannlH. TwrltN lncinhc's 81 III" club
arrived from tie allow -n3Incl cities v"s
%terhay. After much diiic Atty "A tux WAS
chartered for to-day 'mt Their troubles
About 10 q clock lasu night 1t was
discovered that the lr'Ci ynchtsman in
chars" Of tn" club pei .iant had either
cntcrpr'sing sneak th.cf 10 gphbln 1t.
\ new me irus; be h. ld Mt any price,
a cab was sctur"i and on, u tn. big
managers address "h' tin"i from the
night wat,hman. At ms uptown house
order t. the SIR SALESMAN, was
HON nSni' ttbpomm. "T7I'c lsSi,",, rna nan iva IN
Brooklyn. IL w.,s routed on, Of bed ana
brought TO tn" city ana the green silk
nearest dr, ssnHk.rS alir arG. on was
found. and indn,"l 10 nhk" m" pom
At 80 A., NJ. CONN rioro MrNtec.
Fleet cautnin Ciar', return Ell in triumph
20 tie hotel. hoHrslg y neg and h"uuti-
bright green p,Gnart.
l'pon their return i" Toronto. Mt tho
Of the races, thu paddy's
cub will b" asked to pay the following
bill cab hire. $50. SILK. s.: making.
81; tip to salesman, &; ana 10 the watch
man. 81; n total OF s2o.iD. T1oy gay they
propose to frame the Nank,-~midc pen
na,it when they arriv" in Toronto. and
In futurc it will adorn the clubhouse
walls.
The ydChtsmen with the emerald col
ors are all pronounced Nigilant men.
viii listen to no on" that predicts
the crafts defeat.
The police boat Aurora was again in
charg" Of Inspector Williams, lie had
with him CAPT. Copeland. Scrrt. Ivory.
thirty putrulmcn and four 10 indsmen.
Commissioner McClav" did no: 20 down
to-day. 1t was noticed that he was "A
triiic pale when he returned on Thurs
day, hut the cause OF his depressed
looks IL guarded as n secret of the De
partm,nt.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
WAS MRS. PARKER STARVED
Her Sons Arrest Led to Discovery
OF Her Body.

Coroner Dreamer, of Williamsburg, is
to-day investigating the death of Mrs.
Jennie Parker, of . Bartlett street. Her
son, Sanford Parker, jr., was arrested
yesterday on q charge of stealing the
brake handle of a trolley car. When
taken to the Sixth Precinct young
Parker said he had stolen because his
mother was starving. officer Meyer was
sent to the house to investigate, and
found the woman sitting dead in II chair.
1t Is supposed she died of heart disease,
although her son alleges that starvation
was the cause.
Parker was arraignel in the Even
Street Court to-day and parollcd for
examination on the charge of larceny.
A neighboi. Mrs. Dora Spendella. of 81
bartlett street, promises TO look after
him.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
HAD COUNTERFEIT DOLLARS.
Two Men Who Are Not Yet Satisfied
with the Silver Supply.

This morning Roundsman Nugent and
Patrolman Kim, of the. East Fifty
first street station, arrested at Forty
ninth street and FIRST avenue James
O'Srien, aged twenty-eight. of i2l East
Forty-sevcnth street, and Josenh Muir
Sev%enty-th!rd street, on the charge of
passing counterfeit dollars on Herman
Winters. at 1,O6O First avenue, and Mrs.
Winters, at SCI First avenue.
On O''rien were found two new coun-
~terfeit silver dollars of excellent work
maiiship. The men were arraigned in
the Horkvlle Cour: and turned over tn
Commissioner Shields. of the United
States Court, by Justice Burke.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Foreman Finn Supposed to lave
Died from Hear Disease.

At 10 o'clock this morning the dead
body of William IL. FIN was found in
his room at 9l5 Sixth avenue. Death
evidently occurred during the early
morning hours.
The deceased, who was about thirty
five years of age, was unmarried. and
had been for many years past in the
employ of John II. Crimmins. the we'll
Known cable railway contractor. in the
capacity of foreman
The exact cause of death will not be
determined until the official autopsy Is
held. 1t IL the general impression that
he died of heart disease.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Got Mad and Burned &5. ZOO II
Checks.

ST. LOUIS. oct. "A young English
man, who registered at Hurst's Hotel
AS j. A. Gumberg. received two regis
tered letters. which the postal authorities
declined to deliver until he was identified.
They We're opened in his presence,
and found to contain checks and money
mount to 5000. Gumberg became
angry, snatched the checks and applied
II match to them. He has since received
money by cable and departed.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Abused the Court and Suffered.

Among the prisoners at the Gates Ave-
nue. Police Court, Brooklyn. this morn
Ing. was William Lippmln. a German,
residing on lIcimont avenue, near
Stone. Lippman is the keeper OF n COW
stable, and was arrested Il few days"
ago by Officer Forsdick, of the Liberty
avenue police station, on account OF
the filthy condition of his place. tie
objected to Il fine, and abused the
cour. He dcticd the Justice a SNORT
time. but wn,cd and paid his $l1.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Willie Turner Still Missing.

Nothing has yet been heard from Will
lie Turner. the thr~ee-year-old colored
boy who was enticed from his home At
25l Seventh avenue by a colored woman
on Tuesday. The police of the East
IIiGhty-eighth street and East One Hun
dred and Fourth street stations have been
directed to make search in the quarter
Ni~nety-ninth street and Third
avenue for the missing child and the
woman who abducted him.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Fix Lost IN = Wreck.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. oct. =
News has been received here of the
wreck of the CHILEAN bark l.eanor, four
miles north of Q~uillayute. The vessel
was bound from louique to Puget Sound
loaded with lumber. At an early hour
on the morning of oct. 4, during II gale,
the bark went ashore on a rocky coast.
Thr vessel Is atutal loss. capt. Meyers,
his wife and four scaincn names un-
known We're drowned.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
echeller and prenna1 Mntched.

FORT WAYNE. Ind, Oct. Bert
Scheller. OF indianapolis, champion
wrestler of Indiana, and Pat Brennan,
the Idaho wonder signed articles of
agreement yesterday to wrcstle in his
city catch-as-catch-can Lancaster
rules, best two In three falls, for $3.50
"A side and gate receipts. The match Is
TO come off within ten days of the sign
Ing OF the agreement.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Police Fight with Burglars.

OMAHA, Ncb.. oct, Police Officers
Joseph Smith AMI q. Is. SsrNiss had a
d.ap. rat" BATH" with thre" burglars In
~" rear of hayden's general store yes
t"r,Iay at Grand Island. Ncb. Smith
has u bullet hole in his thigh and one
Of II" burglars was killed. The other
W." burglars escaped. Tho lead man
has been identiioi as Charles Fisher.
m II Ia Crnnk.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
az. Teresa. Church Ann;versarv.

The eleventh anniversary of the con-
secration of st. Teresa's Church cor
ner Henry and Rutgers streets. will be
celebrated tomorrow. At II O'Clock a
solemn high mass will be sung by Rev.
Peter J. Prendergast. of Epiphany
Church. The sermon will be preached
~ Rev. Dir. Terry, of Albany. Very
Rev. Nicar-General Walsh, of Platts-
burg. will chant solemn vespers in the
evening at 80. and Rev. Father Child
wick. OF st. Stephens will preach. There
will be special music for the occasion.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
.Jcss,e Accused by Louis,

Jessie Williams, twenty-four years Old,
OF % Bowery. was arraigned before jus-
tice Ryan, in the Essex Market Police
Court. to-day. on a charge of ftlonlols
assault, preferred by Louis SamutS.
Last night they quarrelled over the
division of money and he s;abbel him
with a small knife. She was heI IN $500
for trial at Special Sessions.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Pa.teur Institute Opens Monday.

The opening of the new building Of
the New York Pasteur Institute and
Central Park S%anitarium on West Cen
trail Park and Ninety-seventh street,
takes place on Monday. There will be a
reception at s a. NJ, when the address
of welcome will be delivered by Prof,
Ogden r. Doremus, Chairman of the
Committee. The inaugural address by
the President, DIR. Paul Gibier, viii fol-
low, after which Will be the inspection
Of the sanitarium II laboratories. Re-
freshments Will be served at $50 o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Byrnes still a. Home,

Police Supt. Thomas Byrnes did not
go down to the yacht race in the police
boat Aurora to-day. as 1t was thought
he would. He Is still confined To hIs
home. II West Fifty-eighth street, sur.
fering from the effects of the accident
which befell him on Wednesday night.
The Superintendent will probably report
for duty Monday or Tuesday.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Confederate Money Man Held.

John Morris, said to be a confidence
man, was remanded in the jefferson
Court to-day. He claims to live
at Hester street and the Bowcry. De-
Clarke. of the Prime street sta
ton. picked him III in West street yes
terday afternoon, for attempting to pass
Confederate money on immigrants. He
had a pocketbook in his possession when
with about $500 in Confederate
money. He was identified by Ludwig
l.ietz, on whom he had tried his game.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Shot His Brother.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., Oct. John
pine. the ten-year-old son Of william
Pine. was shot yesterday afternoon by
his brother Thomas The boys were
shooting at a mark. and the injured boy
reached for the penny which was the
bullet struck him in the side n made
an ugly but not fatal wound.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Webs Opens H. Mos,em Mission.

Alexander Russell webb. the English
man who was converted To lslamism,
has opened headquarters at AS West
Twentieth street as II mission for the
spread Of the Moslcm faith. He d"iiv-
cred the first of his lectures there last
night To "A medium sized audience. mad"
UP FOR the most part of women. lie de-
MED that polygamy Vas part OF the
religion II" lectures again tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
DlSTINGUlSHID PASSENGERS.
Notable Names on the Lists o:
OCEAN Liners To-Day.

On r.a Hrcta%n", which sailed today,
w"r, thn Ar'hluE" or Austria ~ heir
urrsumpiiN" g. the throne, Ous dt'-
tiurlishrl passengers were Admiral
Cont. Cen. NJ. C1aaLIanca, Count or
loft paviIotr and son, Agent \. + For
get. Marquis lluri, VI. ratornotTr,
French ambassador - the United
states; Baron Rourlt T,plorom, NJ, ana
Mime. Fpviiu, '~ummaudiut FranCbuut,
Of the French army Dr. j. y. Mcud-s,
Baron d. pil,huu Con. -. Rivera, Baron
Uuiuett" de- ROCh"muut
Lady Edmond H~i;Zwanrir,. Mrs. Fit2,
gerald and William Won D." ii,y!", Span
18Th Consul at sydney, sailed on the
lmhr!l for Liverpool.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MR.. VOORHEES, GIVES NOTICE.
VIII Ask the Senate to Sit Continu,
ously from Next Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Oct. When the
BIZ was taken up in the Senate
this morning Iat lllD Mr.. voorhees, gave
that on Wednesday next, at the
of the Senate. he would ask
1t to continue in sessino until Il vote
should be taken on the pending meas
urc, and ask Senator's to maintain a
quorum until the end of the protracted
struggle was cached.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Baby Carriape Stolan.

Baby carriage thieves are again at
work in the upper part OF Brooklyn.
This morning n girl employed by Julius
Frankel. of sheffield and Liberty ave-
nues, left n baby carriage, valued at
$50, on the sidewalk while she tool the
house, and when she returned 1t was
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Weather Forecast.

Forecast for tn, t~hirty-sIx hours ending at 8
r. ". Sunday:
Fer Southeastern New York. including Long Is
and also for Connecticut and Northern New Jer-
icy Fair or clearing SUNDAY southwest to west
winds.
Tho following record shows the changes In tho
temperature during the morning hours. as In
Gated by the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy;
"a. NJ. .s4lS A. M. G9.s A. M....s7li2 M....O
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Mother and Child Dead.

Early to-day Mrs. Marion O'Donovan,
thirty-six years old, was found dead in
her room at $40 West Forty-ninth street.
Later on. underneath the bed upon
which the dcad woman lay. was discov-
cred the corpse of a newly born child.
The Coroner will make an investigation
In the case this afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
No Clu, 20 Flu.hinp's Murder,

FLUSHING. oct. The body Of the
German who was murdered by unknown
asSailants has not Yet been identified.
Tn. four Poles who were arrested on
suspicion OF knowing something about
the murder. are still looked up in the
Town Hall. As far "a known, they have
not yet given the authorities any in
for nation.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Pushir Indicted Excisemer.

BRlDGETON. oct John Hickman,
one of the Excise Commissioners indict-
eli by the Grand Jury on a charge OF cX-
torting money in connection with grant
ing licenses. was arrested to-day on a
bench warrant and held under bail to
await trial Bench warrants have also
been issued for the arrest OF the other
Excise Commissioners who are under
indictment.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Nav Wow the Maps,

In the Supreme Court, brooklyn, this
morning Judge Cullen granted an order
to Lawyer McyenborG permitting him to
view the maps In the proposed reappor
tionmcrt of the Assembly districts In
Kings County
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Visiting Charitable institutions.

Mayor Gilroy and the other members
OF the Board of Estimat" and Appor-
tlunment to-day visited the charitable" in
stltutions supported by the city. The
Beard IL making u personal inspection
before considering the estimates of the
BOARD of Charities AMI Correction next
,..lnN
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Last Park Concert.

The last concert OF the season will be
Givea at the Mail, Contra Park, on Sun
day, oct. g. at 3 u. NJ, by Rogers's
seventh Regiment Band.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Ex-Mayor Indicted for Assault.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. FIX
Mayor John L.aughran has been indicted
for assault with intent to kill. This in
grew Out of the shooting of
James Ramey in the passenger depot in
this city on the evening of Sept. 10 He
was arrested yesterday. and was suisse
quently released on bond
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Insane G ri Taken to a Hospita'.

Sarah Feldrand, seventeen Years old. n
dressmalter, became insane from sick
ness, and was removed from her home
at 1887 Second avenue TO the Flower Hos.
pital to-day. She lived with her grand
parents.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Miss Elkins to Marry a Broker.

The announcement comes from FL
kins. w. Va, Of the engagement of Miss
Elizabeth Elkins. daughter of ex-Secre-
tary stephen Il. Elkins. to Edward +.
Bruner, of New York. Mr.. Bruner is "a
broker in this city.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
CuTICuRA WORKS WONDERS

Bold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcuRA,
Soc.; Soar, 25c. REsoLvEsr. 81. Potter RUo
AND CHEN. Corr, sole ProPrietors, Boston.
~" How to Cure Skin Diseases free.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

CLIFTON ENTRIES.

CLIFTON RACE TRACK. Oct. l.
Tho entries and probable starters for
Mondays races are:
The evening world., 1893-10-07
UsE
The GREAT PAIN BELIEVER
" R,TOBIAS
Venetian Liniment,

For RHEUMATISM, NETRALGIA. PAINS
Ne LlMhS; BACK or ciikST SORE
kind. 1t cannot be clunllrd. Price - and %
GEMS. sold by all druggists.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

TrinCulo's race IA few days ago was
YER good. and IL he runs up to hat
form to-day he can hardly be beaten.
The light-weighted Anawanda seems to
nave n good chance for the place money,
and Illusion should beat the others.
Third Eacc.-Champngnc Stakes, n sw' crs;akes
NJ 800 each. with 81. 800 added. for two-y ear odds.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-22
The Base Ball Came.

Quite a number of our people wont
down to Carlin yesterday morning TO
witness the ball game between the
"Red Stars" aud the "Carfius." The
passenger train, No. 4, having boon
reported several hours late, permits
were issued and all went on a freight,
arriving at our sister town about 10
o'clock. At the appointed hour the
game was called, with the "Carlins''
at the bat. Before being put ont they
had piled up seven ruus. and thence
forth through the game lad every
thing their own way, the score at the
end OF nine innings standing twenty
nine to three in favor of the Carlin
team. At the conclusion the players
OF both teams repaired to Cozzens'
Hotel where the victors had ordered
q fine supper, to which Oil did ample
justice, amid toasts and a couple of
speeches made by Capt. Palmer. The
boys express themselves as we'll
pleased with tho treatment they re-
ceived at the hands of the Carlin club
and will always pleasantly remember
The day spent in Carlin, notwith-
standing their defeat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-22
CraWaShing. .

The New York Sun tells @ good
story which illustrates how we'll On
architect can get out CT q close place
sometimes. A job printing concern
was put in the upper story Of TO-
story building. The structure was
made to oscillate by the vibration of
the press. Then the architect was
summoned and he declared it was a
mistake and that there could not pos
sibly be any. motion, but they put
him in an elevator and sent him to
the top floor. where. al earthquake
seemed 70 be in progress. Looking
wise Tor a moment he said: "Motion,
of course there is. II the building
did not swing it would not be safe. +"
The press is still running aud the
architect is Etill sound ia both opin-
ions. .u.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-22
Should Pay LiconSe.

Tho Caeoon Appeal speaks OF an
evil which Affects every town in the
State whom IL Gays: r
Although the State cannot collect
adrumueris lioelse. there ia no reas-
on why the city cannot collect a mu-
hicipal lioense from the sample ped
dlers who do business in this city.
They come here from all over the
earth as one may say, and do nearly
as much business as regular mer-
chants, These sample peddlers pay
no rent, no license and haven't a dol
lar invested in the business beyond
the cost OF q sample outfit. It ia
high time that the regular business
meu, who pay license, taxes aud rent
to do business in Carson, were pro-
te:ted. by the city whose government
they are taxed TO maintain.